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REAL EsTETE SALE.

d. virtue OF a venditioni xpona from the
% Supreme Court at Jackson, Tenn, In ia
Yor NJ James T. Holmes va. Daniel Able and
Others. for S6408 SIS and costs and interest, l
Will sell for cash. to the highest bidder, In
mont OF the Sherid's ONCE, on Second street,
south of Union, in the city of Memphis, on
Monday, the 18th Day Of December. 1871,
The following described tract of parcel Of
land, lying and being in Shelby county,
state OF Tennessee, in or near the city OF
Memphis, the same being the west half Of
the 100 feet in John D. rmour's subdivision.
n known rs block No 1e6, and being so feet
'front.' on the figeHn EOost road, running
back l1SH rect; IL Oeing the lot conveyed Dy
Deed in Trust on the 18th day Of Iune, 1857,
by Daniel Able 10 II. N. Hart, and recorded
on the 10Th day OF July, lS67, In tbs Registers
once of Shelby county. In Book No. 81,
pages 81 and 81, ana being the same conveyed
TO Daniel Able by W. h. Turley on the Eth
day Of June, 1857; sold Is the property Of
Daniel Able to satisfy said debt, interest and
costs. Sale between the hours OF 10 O'Clock
am. and Jpn covenlberu hi
MARCUS J. WRIGHT, Sherif.
BY w. W. COLEMAN, Deputy Sheriff.
Scott q Dixon. and 4. ". Brown. Attorneys
tor plaintfft mol set
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Grand Gift Concert,
AT LOUISVILLE, KY,
Saturday December 10, 1871.

1000 Tickets Of Admission. $40 each,
Currency; Hail Tickets 60 Qua Ter
Tickets, 81 90.
Tickets VIII be sent by registered letter; the
money for them may be sent by p, O.. money
order, g~reenbacks or draft
Each ticket consists of four quarters, value
81 50 each. The holde is entitled to admis-
sion TO the Conc RI, and to the value OF the
git awarded to II or It's fraction.
S550,O0O h GREENBAChS will be dis.
trlbuted to holders OF tics cts, IN gifts of from
SlC0, OO0, the highest, to 500, the lowest, being
~ gifts in all. The Concert is for the benefit
OF the UBLIC OF KENTUCKY.
The Citizens Bank of Kentucky Is
Treasurer, and the COrporators and Saper-
vlsors are the Bon. Thomas E. Bramlette,
late Governor OF Kentucky, andtwenty=seyen
OF the most distinguished and respectable
citizens OF the State.
The undersigned late principal business
manager of the very successful Gift Concert
San Francisco, has been appointed agent and
Manager Of this Grand 9fn Concert
The drawing n distribution will take
place in public, and everything will be done
TO satisfy the buyers OF tickets tbs their in.
terests Will be as well protected & II they
were personally present to superintend the
For tickets and information apply to
U, r. PETERS, 100 Main ST., Louisville, KY,
No. 8 Astor House, New York.
H.. N. Hempsted, No. 4l0 Broadway, NIL
M. A. French, Virginia City, Nevada.
NJ. A. Wolf, No. Sl6 Chestnut ST., st. Louis.
1ACkche anu lOT saAc III 0NEIy prominent
place in the United states.
Owing TO the general arrangement of mails
and advertisements consequent on the dis
astfIssc onhagration in the West, the sale OF
tiekes in this enterprise is extended TO Nov.
SO, lS7lsat which time the main ONCE, I20 Main
ST., Louisville, KY, viii close for adjustment
Of accounts and business. No orders except
by mail viii be received after Dec. LIST, and no
orders by mail Will be filled after Dec. 10th.
The New York ofnce viii close Dec. 10th;
other agencies Doc 9Th. Every ticket unsold
Dec. 18th Will be cancelled by its number.
The drawing viii take place in public Dec.
18th, 1871, commencing at lam, and continue
until the IA gifts are awarded. Payment Of
awards will commence Dec. 10, at . O'Clock
am. Circulars OF awards Will be found at
every agency as soon as they can be issued
correctly, and will RlsS be sent to all tick ct
buyers as soon as possible. NO order will be
filled at main ONCE for less than $40.
NIL CHAS. r PETERS, Manager.
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Wsdnssdsy. pecsnhsr iii. Ia7I.
PETITI0M FOR IKCORPORATIOa.

No. So. R DIN the second Chancery Court
OfShelby county, Tennessee
Charles kney, Jacob Croiz, George TonBa,
Henry Seessel, Lewis Kney, Peter Geger,
William Gates, Henry Mtndler, Frank HUI
bert, Leopold sehlltng, Isaac kultz samuel
stone, Joseph Wlndler, N1eholas Kerr, JACOB
Schtlltng, Anthony Worner.
A LII persons are hereby notified 70 appear
"A befOret the second Cnancery Court OF shell
b county, Tennessee, on or before the mt
Monday In January, E72, and show cause, II
any they have or know OF, why letters OF In
afs herein, by the name of THE BUICHERS
UNION HIDE AND MELTING ASSOCIA-
lion" with b powers and privileges Of q
tract and be contracted with; 70 buy and sell
real and personal estate Ior the legitimate
purposes OF the Association; 10 sue and Dc
suea In their corporate name, and 70 collect
debts; to haYe q capital stock nxed, the min
imum At slU00 and the maximum Al Sl9y0Nl,
with authority 10 organ1ze and exercise their
Is 3 chartered Institution on the
@1inimnm sum Of 500, with liberty 70 In
crease II TO the maximum In the discretion
OF q majority Of the stockholders; 10 nx the
shares Al IS each; 70 have power TO buy and
sell all kinds Of fresh meat, either alive or
prepared Tor market, and also " buy and sell
hides, tanOw, DIAL. etc, and 70 man11aeture
them into such articles OF use as hey may
see nj, and may vend the sAmej and to b
authorized 10 buy In the city and country
such real estate "a may oe necessary tor the
legitimate purposes OF the corporation, TO-
vii: to BUY, care Tor and sell fresh meats, or
meats prepared for the market in any way;
70 manufacture or in any way prepare Tor
market hides, taloW ana O1al anu sell the
same; and 70 erect such buildings IS may Be
necessary for the purposes Aforesaid, on
ground in the city ana coUntry, either held
Oy them absolutely IN Tee. CT 1y law
II Is ordered BY the Clerk ana Master that
COPY OF this order oe published in the Meme
b Appeal for thirty days.
This, November ID, B1ls
A copy, attest: n. d. L. STEWART,
Clerk and Master.
BY Q. BELCHKR, Deputy UlerK and Master.
Humea a PustOn. Solicitors for Petitioners
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MARKETS BY
LrOR ADDITIONAL n1rOErs, SEE FIRST rAOr.l
NEW YORK.
AFFAIRs IN WALL STREET.


NEW YORK, December 6.-Gold is weak, sell
ing at l0E<-the lowest price reached since
1852. Loans nom four 10 seven per cent gold
FOR carrying. Clearing were forty-three and a
hall millions.
Sterling Exchange Bankers bills, ie98.
Money-F1rm at per cent. currency 70 Z pei
cent gold-4-l0 paid for carrying.
Southern state Securities-TeDnessees were
firm: South CarOlinas were weak in the morn
frg, selling at so, and later In the day only As
bid. The closing quotations were; Missourts eSi
see, old, 651k. Tennessees, new, 81; North Caro-
Unas. oid 81 North Carolinas, new, Is.
Stocks and BOndsEThe stock market opened
Irregular. The principal business wastn West
ern Union, Northwestern, PACIFIC Mail, Lake
shore and Reading. Market at the close a lit
tie hrmer than during the day.
United States Securiues-Goyernment bonds
were firm, with moderate business doing,
Offers 10 government amounted 70 &y4SO,
ne Icso'5 nv" Sba cIds1ng sSnrrilces we're
Fiye-twentes Of 1851, nzzi ~nye-twenties Of
1862, ngz; nve-twenues OF 1854, nos; nve'
new, uS3S; hve-tWenties OF 1861 u4sE ave
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FOR SALE.

PLANTATION in Tunica county, Miss, two
miles nom Austin, the county seat, and
one mile rom the propose route OF the
Memphis and VicksD1rg railroad; B20 acres
in the tract, so cleared improvements con-
oVerseer house., four rooms; fourteen cabins,
frame stable room for. thirty mules; frame
gin-house, put mp last summer, 40 by Sc;
steam gin, grfst saw-mfn, R-horse power
engine, in complete order. Has never had
water In IL but once in wen years, when 1t
had about 90 acres under in the entire
tract, in 1855. wiz take Lhirty-nve thousand
dollars (S35,OOO); fifteen thousand dollars
ISIS, OOO cash balance In six annual payments,
with interest at 8 per cent.
Address J.. s. ANDERSON,
At either Austin, Miss, or Germantown,
M Taunanaea
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7 virtue Of . Deed OF TIust executed TO
- William A. Blythe BY James Wicker
sham, tn FEBRUARY so, recorded In the
Registers ONCE OF SceIby county, Tennessee
in Book ~, pages S&. Sd, 50, and an order
made by the law side OF the Common Law
and Chaneery Court OF Memphis ~ It's Otto
Der term, le5, appointing me Trustee, vice
william a Blythe, deceased; and further ky
virtue OF 3 judgment rendered In the So
preme Court Of Tennsssee, AZ its April terra.
467l, in the case OF James Wickersham vs.
Niles ct al, ! Will. Al III o'clocz
AM On
friday, 20th Deeember, 1871,
sell In nonf OF the Count Court Building.
Memphis, a. public sale, TO the highest bid
Ger, lOr casE, the properly Described In said
Deed Of Trust as the north half or part o.
Lot No. 8 OF Milton A. Kerr's subdivision o.
James r. HaIdaWay's country lot in Men,
being that part Of subdivtded lot No. 8.
inclosed and YIN between Court street and
Pigeon RoOst rOad street, fonItng 81 feet on
each street, and extending aDouf 10 rom
one street to the Otner, on which are two
framed houses" The right OF redemption Is
waved. The title is believed 10 be unsn-
numbered, except for back taxes, but 1 con.
vey only as trustee.
uo9 tdsl NILES AERIWETHER. Trustee.
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Celebrated Virginia Bittsrs.

Bs-rhis celebrated remedy, invented by a
distinguished Virginia Physician. and used
by physicians in that State for years past, Is
nov coming Into general uss. Il Is the
only pure article Of the kind TO be had.
and for preventing Chtns and Fevers and
all distressing diseases arising nom MAS
matte influences, Is the most valuable agent
Rnewn. In ali cases Of debility, indiges-
ton, loss of appetite. etc, 1t has never had
an equal. No family should be without 1t.
For sale everywhere. Price 81 per bottle.
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THURSDAY, December 20, 1871,

Within legal hours, the following described
property, to-wit: Lets Nos. !, 8 |, 10 II, u, q,
IS, Sc, 81, %, %, 100 l0l, l02, Ia, LAG, "a, ~, l&
40, l29, l2S, Ii, I26, I6, IA, I2S, Ii, Ii, I20, lie,
ns, III, Il6, lis, ia. l8, IL, Ill. IlO, 100. los, lG,
100, 100, lO4, leS, 50, 70, ~, y, 70, %, "a Is, y, u, ~.
90, IS, g., 6, IS, "a, IS, g, 81, 90, 50, s., 81, 81, 81, 81,
IS, 81, 81 M So. on w. s. Flippin's subdivt-
sion and plat Of q tract Of land south of and
near the city OF Memphis, in shelby county,
Tenn, purchased by said Flippln Of d.
Looney q Co, and conveyed tokHpptn by ].
g.. Collier and wife; said lots containing ~
acres, more or less, n lying between ). M.
Mheaton's and A. VGccaro'B land, and which
Will be sold according TO q subdivision Of
same, now on nle herein, which was made
by J. h. Humphreys, In pursuance Of the de-
cree for sale requiring suen, 70 make IL
more suitable and eligible for residences, etc.
See map at Clerks ONCE.
TERMS OF q credit Of six and
Twelve Is and ll months; notes with good Sc
curly required; lein retained 70 farther Sc
cure same; equily Of redemption barred.
A. COLE. CLERK and Master.
Charles KortTecht, Attorney. nO2SWed
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N~en-Reslasnt Notlca.

No. ga In the Second Chancery Court Of
shelby county, DEMONSTRATIONS Fem
ner, Henry Bennett and ID. W. Bowman,
firm of FenneT, Bennett 8 Bowman, VS..
Geo r Robinson, James d. Rrffin ct al.
IT appearing from bill duly sworn to In this
II canse that the defendant, Geo. r. Robin.
son, Il q nonresident Of the State Of Ten
nessee.
Il il therefore ordered, by the Clerk and
Master, Thai he maks his appearances herein
at the courthouse Of the Second Chancery
Court OF Shelby county, In the c1ty OF Mem
day IN January, IS73, and plead, an
swer az demuf 70 complainants' blu, or
MIN. and set for hearing exparte, and that q
oopy OF this order be Published once q week
for four successive weeks In the HemphisA R
FzAL- This I'd day of November, ISL
IA copy-attest:
MI. Z. sTEWART, Clerk and Master.
BY |. Deputy Q. and II,
EStes 4 Jack son. Soh for eompltk nfo91
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

No. zoos. o. Rim the First Chancery Court
Of Shelby county, Tennessee-Satfa Wea-
yer vs.. William II. Bland ct al.
IT appearing from an order Of Cour In this
Il cause hat John May, the purchaser Of
lots I, 8 and Q, formerly sold herein, has de-
parted this Life; hat Sarah ]. Fielder form
erly May and Michael 8. Fielder Cher hus-
bandl and Cynthia n. Nay. widow OF said
decedeet, residents of Oxford, M&gsissippt;
Mary q. FutTen formerly May and her nus
band Alfred Futrel n John p. May, are
residents Of AKkansas-an Of whom are the
widow and heirs OF said dececenI, I'M non-
residents OF the State OF Tennessee:
II Is therefore ordered, That they make
their appearance herein at the courthouse
In the city OF Memphis, Tenn. OF or before
the nfst Monday in January, 1e72, and show
cause, If any they have, why this said suit
should not be revived, n Judgment. etc,
rendered against then, or the came viii be
heard and proceeded with exparts; end that
a eopy OF this order be published once q
week, for four successive weeks, In the Mem
phis Appeal. November 10, hi.
A copy-Attest:
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By z J. BLACK Deputy Q. 4 NJ.
LOQWOOd 4 MicQu. EOfa. for CGmplt GnIl sat
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Between 10 O'Clock a and 2 O'Clock pm, at
the southwest corner Of the Intersection Of
Main and Madison streets, In the city OF
Memphis proceed to sell, for cash. to the
highest a q best bidder, the fouoWtng lot or
parcel of M, lying In sa1d city OF memphis
and desert 1Ed as follows, viz: beginning ~
a point on the north side OF Adams street
extended ls2k feet from q. W. Cheeks south
esr corner; hence WestWardly along the
north side OF Adams street w feet, more or
less. to q stake; thence n0rtnWardly 6lSk
FEED 10 the south a Of Washington Street,
thence eastVardly along the south line Of
Warrington street bIH feet 70 stake; thence
soufhwardly tl1h feet, more or less, 20 the
b~eginn1nG;' being part OF nj lot No
z9e, and the other parcel OF round conveyed
by John W. walker 10 Martin and R p. Walt
b decd dated October u 1855, and By Martin
Walt to R. P. Walt By deed dated November
q, 1883, and registered in 8oo No. u, page
81. 10 which reference is made. The right or
equity Of redemption IL expressly waived In
said Trust Deed, and the title 70 the property
Is believed to be god, but 1 VIII only sell
and conve IS trustee.
F.. de3 GRIFFIN. Trustee. etc
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FOR SALE.

VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND CON.
"A taining SD seres-49 cleared, being all
frrsh aud rich. There are on this and, q
frame house, with four rooms,a md al necea-
"a plantation buildings, with . good sup
q : Of nne water n q uperb range tE
his station. on n. and 7. Rksa and twenty
q N Memphs. L0catton healthy = 1encs
n good. WI be sold in : body, OF dtYl1eo
r. ait purchasers. Terms easy for p~urcne11
e.. Addrses tia undersigned, -
ksA hol JAAA1A2Is
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EOn-R Resident Iioucs.

No. Al-In the Second Chancery Court OF
shelby county, Tennessee-9eo. I. stall,
]. ". Harris, il, and wife, Mary a., VS.
NtrguR Wadden and the ElmWood Gem
etery.
IT appearing nom the bill which Is sworn to
i in tAls cause that the defendants, Virgil b.
Hacde0 and the Elmwood Cemetery are
justly Indebted to the c-omplainants IN the
sum Of $4,000 n interest, due by eight
prOmissory notes-four for sSS3 &h and tour
for Sl006 b61<cbeartng interest from date.
April II, 1893, for i6N acres OF land. and thai
Virgil b. Waddeu Is 3 uonkesident Of the
State OF Tennessee:
1t Is therefore ordered by the Clerk and Mas
ter, That ne make his appearances herein, at
the Courthouse OF the Second Chancery
Court Of Shelby county, in the city Of Mem
pills. Tennessee, on or before the nrst Mon
day in January, Ez2, and plead, answer
er demur to complainant's bill, or the
VIII be taken for confessed As to him
and set for hearing exparte; and that a copy
of this order be published once a week, for
successive weeks in the Memphis APP
peal. This November q, Is1
A true copy:
N. d. L STEWART, Clerk and Master
Harris, Vance 4 Anderson, Sols. for COM
~plainans. no2I tn
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ftrANcE AER TRADE.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL, I
WEDNESDAY,, Dec. e. l6TL y

90, cial circles there was nothing OF
ID ira Inspiring worthy Of note. There
~ : fair counter business Money is In
was = supply, with but a moderate de-
abuh1 Tbe brlncipal excitement on the
manu- Ia was local politics, hence there
huset - or no excitement in the money
Wa Ra:es OF DISCOUNT are steady az l09l2
- 49, Der annum-gilt-cdge paper accom-
ploodsfed al the inside figures. outside market
-a1ges from IzG2 per cent per mohih-
T6ere is nothing new IN eAchage- ranks
- arm al present "a eS. For buying, Ss9H
- - ATE on New York, Boston and other
easfern points; on New Orleans A95a and &c
on. selling on all points; pso- h.rs
HerV nste was doing In gold brokers mere
I'm = stocks and securities the market was
oniet- with but little inquiry. SeNerai PhIIe
are IN the market with offerings o4 - "a ~
Tor Nempbis and Charleston railroad STOCK
but they arrived TOO late " shares MsIe solo
to-day az BIG. There was an onsr OF ~, ~ ~
holders were frIn % 4oa45Oc. City secuil1e
are Subjects Of considerable interest lust nov
IN view OF The reelection Of Mayor Johnsoul
which Is reasonably alleged wilenhAne lnsl
Tslue. They are nrm, with an upward ns'
s-dency-currency ISSUE o29o'1Eei "NN e'
sG6Sc.
The New York Evening Post lRepublicanl
insists thai the nrst financial duty OF congress
Is 70 repeal taxes. Two years ago, the govern
ment was collecting flo0.O0l0W more nom Nht
people than Il needed. Congress repealed lax
Is yielding S50,oO0lOO0 ,expecting 70 hayesoeig19s
90 left OF surplus revenue 10 pay OF debt. Inc
Evening Post ~ that time stood nearly alons
IN the country in insisting that the abolition
offJoO0I0O Of taxes would not materially In
pair The revenues; that Sl0G.O0O, 900 Of taxei
ought 70 be repealed at once, and might be re
pealed, leaving q surplus applicable 10 reduc
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FOR SALE.
A o OF GROCERIES.

VALUED at about $500, wen adapted to the
demands of the trade, fixtures, good
win, etc.
M. CHARLES Campbell, who has been with
me Tor the past three years, horoogn1y -
Quainted with the business 3 goo05eogeo =.
cotton and popular with the people ossues
to 90 into partnership win the Pe.Snss
menr Of the estate of tbs late ID. FOLK re-
oniring my entire attention, u my resAon
- For further particulars apply 20 a
A PROHDEIT. Memphis, or 70 me, Al 6omer-
@tns p. II. BOHkkS.
1oiI Somsrvtne, Tenn
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Non-RssIdent Nctics.

No. as r DIN the Second Chancery Court OF
shelby County, Tennessee.-Aary Dion
nell VS.. Ned ODonnell, Michael QDonneu,
Ned Crow and Michael Crow ct al.
IT appearing from the bill which Is sworn
asl ODOnnell, Ned Crow and Michael Crow,
are non-res1dents OF the State Of Tennessee
II u therefore ordered, by the Clerk
sncs herein. al the o~ourf-hoqse 81 Ihe
second Chancery Court Of Shelby county,
in the city OF Memphis, Tennessee, on
or before the first Monday In January, 1871,
and plead, answer or demur to complain
ants bill, or the same win be taken for con
fessed IS to them n set for hearing exparte;
Snd that q cOpy Of this order be published
the Memphis Appeal. b November %, lS71.
4 copy-attest:
Nj L STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By Z. BELCHER, Deputy Q. and NJ.
Humes q Puston, Soils. for cOmDlt. no2I In
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5EIIg1Nss
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mHEfEbhfNUS MARRIED or those about
GUIDE. e % m mySts III me a RSyi reTefa.
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discoveries In producing and preventing on
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h Is an interesting work Of two hundred
and twenty-four pages, with numerous en-
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Tor those who are married or contemplate
marriage; still it Is q book that ought to be
under lock and key, and not laid carelessly
about the house.
sent to any onet rec Of postagel foI 50 cents
Address Dr. Butt D~1spensaryt No. II N,
Eighth street, St Louis, Mo.
~ Notcs t0QS AFFECTED ard UNf0Staaasss
Before applying to the notorious QUACKa
who advertise in public papen, or using any
QUACK RKMKDIES, peruse DR.. Butts WORK, no
matter what your disease Is, or how deplors
bleyour condition.
Dr. Butts can be consulted, personally or By
mail, on the diseases mentioned In his work
ONCE No. I'm. Eighth street, bst ct az
VAIN ~ o. Tnria. No 81 a.
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Friday. nscsmhsr Is. 1871.

within legal hours, the following described
property, situated n shelby county, Tennes-
see: section three 81, range eight ~, EleV-
BunchIs northeast corner, with redoak
pointer; thence north forty 90 chains to .
stake seven ca links west OF 9 postoak
marked "A. A.; thence west eight ~ chains
Iorty-gix links G6 to a stake with hickory
pointers; thence south forty chains TO q
stake on Ben Bunch's north line with sweet
gum pointers; thence east eight ~ chains
iorty-six t46) links to the beginning, contain
ing thirty-four and one-tenth ~ l-uD acres,
by survey, and is lot NO one ~, by decree OF
county, ct It's December term, lSoI, IN the
case OF 8. j. Bradshaw vs. Matte y. Brad
shaw ct al.
anee in equal payments NJ . and u months
from date of sale; purchaser required 10 ex-
ecute notes with approved securltyi nen re-
tained etc.
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master:
L. B. MeFa land. Attorney. nolb wed
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On Wednesday, December 20. 1871.

Sail. In 'front.' of the Sherin's once, Second
street GreeplaW building, 70 the h1gnes bid
der, Tor cash, the following real estate, We:
A certain lot or parcel OF ground, situated
al a stake one hundred and seventy-slx llol
feet cast of the intersection of ST Martin
with Vance street, thence west with the
thence north and parallel with st. Martini
one hundred ana eight C0Sl feet; thence west
and parallel with Vance street, forty nYe k4ol
OOSl feet TO the beginning, being psrt OF same
los sold 10 James 4 Clark by ]. h. Fenton, by
osed ofJuly 18th, lt56. Inc above property r.
levied on as the property OF joshua ".
lanes. and to satisfy an execution In favor
OF ii, 4, James VS. " E. Epps ct al.
MARCUS ]. WR16HT. Sheriff.
BY d. 7. NOE, Deputy sheriff.
Loewood q Nicou, Attorneys for COM
pIainsnt. oNWed
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IRSOLVENT k0TIcE.

HAVING suggested the insolvency OF the
Ii estate Of James 7. Peyton, deceased, no
ttce is hereby gtven to all persons having
claims against said estate 70 appear before the
Clerk Of the County Court OF shelby caunty,
Tenne ssee, and dle the same, authenticated
in the manner prescribed by law, on or be-
fore the third day OF May, IS72; and any
claims not filed on or before said day or be-
fore an appropriation of the funds Of said es-
tate is made Will be forever barred, both In
law and equity. This November z 1871.
VIRGINIA l. PEYTON,
nrn AdmtW OF Hamaa r Pevrnn dacgd