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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-23
Saturday, February 10. 1872,

within legal hours, the following described
property, lying and being in shelby county,
tennessee. tO-Wtts
One lot b0zndsd, to-Wtt: Beginning at Z
gtase In the north line OF Linden street, lS9
fees west OF b west line OF DeSoto street
running thence northw4rdly 100 feet 20 .
stake theme westWardly, parallel with
Linden street, so feet 70 . stake; e. ence
southWardly end parallel with said nrst line
10 1eet 70 astakel Ia the north line Of Linden
street, thence esstwar 1y, with aaId north
line, 50 feet to the beginning.
Also another lot, bounded Is follows, viz.
50 much OF lot No. s. IN block No. IS, upon
the plan OF that portion OF the city OF Mem
phts, formerly known as South Memphis, e.
ID embraced in the following Limits; COM
menctng at a stake on the west line OF Her
nando street, at the dividing line betwssn
lot NO 5 and lot NO. 6; running thence west.
Wardly Ttth said dividing line I0G feet:
thence northFaFdly, st right angles, n feef
a stake; enc SastWardly and paralIsI
with the nrstnamed line leo fsst 70 q staks
on fernando street; thence southWardly,
with tie line Of fernando street, Il feet 70
beginning.
ERM OF sAEE-One-fourth co cash: hal
In three equal tnEtaIlmenfs, al 8, ~ and
is months; notes with approved securities
lien retained to ecu etc.
Tbts January IS, Is72
EDMUND A. COLE Clerk and Mastar,
John g. Finnie, Attorney. tal9 ri
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TussdaY. Ialuarx an. ~

within legal hours, the following described
properly belonging emily 20 thu e-tates OF
BROOKS and suggss Z situated In Memphis,
Tennessee to wis
L9t Ho. Il, which frontsB Sis feet On ina
north side Bsals street, and ruunfuz baer
y sg-lW feet 70 tie Rics line, between rsr-
allei ines
Lot No. q, when fr0nfs 3 4. Ice feet On re
north side o. Be4lS 8lFssf, ana extends hack
nortnWardlys between parallel Lines 10 GEa
south boundary lima Of the Joan RIos aTanL
Lot No a, fronting q $40 f51t a IA
north side Of Beaie street, aur aLtencs hack
no~rtnwarclys between parallel lines, e. TIE
south boundary line Of JONI E1cs grsnE
Lot No. y, which honls 40 feet on ths soIsh
side % Beale street, and extend hack so1th@
wardiys between parallel lines, Is feet gDsE
lie AID said lots being uraigIFlo ua 81 =
large LOT Of Brooks and sues maoe hy &c.
Burke, February "A, 1876; see pizt * zams IN
EsglalsrA omes o. sid csnng In BooE D
Also 3 certain undivided ons-hsH interest
OF BLOCKS and SuggE,fu q certain los fanuuud
IN sal4 city OF Memphis, 6hslby county.
Tennessee known as los No. 3, IA BECK no.
p sglnnlng AZ staEec on The norln ire o.
ElloE. stree 10 loet east O. me Lter9cc.
ton OF Dsooto u Elll0a stress, moving
hencs noTlhWaTdlT - fest C an a.tsFs
thence eastward 3 feet3 iEcEs - aHgaEss
tnence sOntLWaruy So aeI D. & ltot aL-ee1s
k4ence WIN ire ECEll ne Ce
Elliott street a asSIlche 10 fa- 1a-anr ~
IL being deemed 70 br1oEs hnG "a = alsd =
one 5ne6o, IN the prol0 Tl1ou o. I'D af in
tarest In Brook ana suggA 10 $50 " %
Sneed.
Terms OF EaIe-on acrsdf OF az. vsiye
and eighteen %. y and - monLhas noles
Win approved Eurety squire, bearing IN
berest rom date ne1 retained TO secura
same and equity Of redsmptaoa barred
AAUED A CGLEs CteEE Eue Mater.
=. ". Nlnenesisg 2 HaEes e Post0n,
-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-23

THE Grenada Sentinel under the
caption "AtSea" says the news from
Washington is to the effect that DEM
ocratic senators and representatives
are to have a meeting next week to
attend to some unfinished business. 1t
is not the intention to issue an adj
dress, propose a coalition with the
anti-administratiOn Republicans, or
take any step outside of the party or
ganization, all reports to the contrary
Notwithstanding. None Of the disaf-
fected Republicans, however, have
proposed any coalition. And they
will not. Who ever saw power flock
to weakness?
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rHr Dali I'D 49, Prrncr

Several merchants Of this city viii
present each a cotton bale to the
Grand Duke. The ball given In his
honor win be magnificent and attsnd-
ed by intelligent cultured people Of
this and adjacent States. BY using
the interest felt In the progress Of the
distinguished Russian through the
country we have been enabled to d.
rect public attention to many public
needs OF this city. Il Is not the less
proper 70 pay respect to q.
gentleman like the Grand Duke
who evineas in his public and.
private conduct proper respect
for himself and knows how to act the
thoroughbred gentleman. Having
utilized the Wait OF the dlstipguished
Russian, It now becomes as TO say
that he Is worthy Of hOnOrs rendered
him and especially i this true In view
~ the fact that car emperor, Grant,
has needlesuly involved the country
in 4 ousrreI with The Russian cEAr,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-23

THE Cincinnati Commercial (Radi.
CALI says: "The death Of General
Hslleck hss not received the notice
in the highest official circles that was
expected. Lieutant-G General Sheridan
sent q sympathetic telegram, but the
President OF the United States was so
occupied with his official duties that
he had not time to write a dispatch.''
Upon which the Nashville Union and
comments: "Grant Is self
ish and he cannot hide that trait. He
had no time to write a dispatch when
General Thomas died, and he could
not leave his pleasant retreat and
horses at Long Branch to do honor to
The memory Of Lincoln when the
statue to his memory was inaugu-
-ated in Paramount park, at Philadel-
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MEKPHIs MOVIKG INTO FOET PICK
RRWWG

The Oxford fMississippD Falcon
thinks that all the roads leading into
Memphis will finally have a common
terminus In Fort Pickering. The
Memphis and Charleston, Mississippi
and Tennessee and the Selma roads
have already established themselves
in the southern suburbs, and the
Louisville and the Paducsh roads wiz
make the circuit Of the city to reach
the same point. The board Of alder
men promote this result by excluding
the Little Rock road from the navy
yard. Whenever Tate, Greenlaw,
Brinkley, Mcdonald and their $3.50
ciates can no longer endure evils Incl
dent to present modes Of transferring
freights across the river, they too will
seek access to these eastern roads,
above designated, and the ancient
fame Of Fort Pickering viii be repro
dueed. Pinch becomes the abode Of
owls and bats, and South street, in
stead Of Madison, the center of the
wealth and population. What
will become of Chelsea?
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-23

A DISPATCH from Washington says
that the action of the house on Friday
in refusing to allow Edwards, of Ar
kansas, more time to take evidence in
his contested case, clearly indicates
that he viii lose his seat, as it is quite
manifest that both parties in the house
are OF the opinion that Senator Clay
ton, while governor, gave Edwards a
certificate Of election in reward for
services rendered, in the face
Of the fact that BOles, the contestant,
was elected by over two thousand
votes. Edwards will lose his seat, and
the prospect is fair that Clayton will
be expelled from the senate.
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APPEAL
OFFICIAL IOURaAL OF TIE CITY.
BOOMING. !: IAN. %. Is72.
RADICAL BOWS IN NEW ORLEANS

RADICAL Rows IN NEW
Colonel Garter, the leader of one OF
the Radical factions in Louisiana, Is q
scaIlawsg as Warmoth is a carpet
Dagger. Carter was a lighting Con-
federate Colonel, originally from Vir-
ginia, then Of Texas, and, finally,
when Louisiana was beautifully Afri-
csnized, he went thither with other
foul birds to prey upon the people
and treasury Of the hspless State. We
are told that Carter was an eloquent
preacher In the olden time, even
as he was a learned professor
in q noted institution Of learning,
and that on me occasion he
swore he would never more trust his
Maker IL the Confederacy collapsed.
The end came, and in conformity with
his as~severation Carter became a Radi-
cal. He has ability, a commanding
presence, and Yields great personal
influence among people Of his modes
Of political thinking. Thus far he has
conducted the conflict with War
moths thieves very wisely. His pur-
pose evidently has been to compel the
Intervention Of Federal power. By
this means the legislature will be re-
Heved of the over-swing presence Of.
Wsrmoth's armed bands. As soon
as Carter was advised by General
Emery, of the United States forces,
that he was ordered by Grant to in
terpose, Carter disbsnded his militia.
Such was the condition of affairs
afternoon in New Or
leans. The real people Of the city
manifest little interest In the shameful
struggle for power, though business
transactions have been seriously inter
Later news from the Cres-
cent City is given in our Geographic
columns,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-23

The New York Tribune well says
that New York has seldom seen a
more pleasant occasion than that on
which the craft OF which Franklin
was a member hOnored his memory
by ~inaugurating his statue in Print
ing House square. There he standsin
bronze efigy, recalling the early days
OF the Republic and the art of print
Ing, in these strange, stirring years,
and in the midst ofthe vast enginery of
modern typography and journalism.
The statue will always be regarded as
a graceful gift; and the simple cere-
monies which attended its unwilling
we're ~singularly effective and appro-
pirate to the work itself.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-23

THE State auditors report, recently
presented to the legislature Of Missis-
sippi, shows that there is no money in
the treasury; that the States indebt-
edness, on account of the ordinary
expenses Of the government, had in
creased about 81, 5000 the last two
years; that the expenditures the pres
ent year had exceeded the receipts
$500, 900, and were largely in excess Of
the estimates, and this, too, under a
load Of taxation FIVE times heavier
than the people ever felt before, and a
treasury empty, with no prospect Of
replenishment. And yet, says the
Jackson Clarion, the railroad ring is
largely represented at the capitol, and
the horse-leech cry Of give, give" is
heard on every hand, the Democrats
solidly opposing while the Radicals
are a unit les in the case of the pro-
posed repeal Of the railroad subsidy
billy for all appropriations Of public
credit and money.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-23

Governor Brown has accepted the
resignation Of DR. W. R. SEWER, sen.
ator from the First district, and has
ordered an election to all the vacancy
to be held on the 10th Of February
next. The Knoxville Press and Herald
says the names Of +. w. Earnest,
j. E. T. Harris and Hon. John Slack,
Of the Bristol Courier, have already
been mentioned In connection with
the senato-ship. Mr.. Slack, how
ever, expresses a dlsinclination to be-
come a candidate, and begs to be ex-
cnnad
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-23
o. tbs Bib Day lf February, is72.

A. 70 o'e'oek am to sal e. PUBLIC AUG
LIS the Iol4O pforsrty In 5gl4 c0uZEFs
Y CITY OF Memphis, VIZ Lcl twenty an,
o.oek nny-eighs (5el As latd GCWu in said
CITY In ISM civil District. no1rfEg erest On
PfAHsl MT IS - feet (beiuE same and
oocgnt ~ sale On judgment cfElId
GeTmsE savings I1sututiln vs..
J. e. MsTTtmsul IN front o. The Gisrzs Once
OF said eoults no So seecud H-rscE on q
credit OF e1X and twelve m0uLls. with fus
tsresli ne pure aser TO give EOtes OF the
purchase money, with Eecurt1g ca sane to
my saEtsracttnni len 70 &c raseFFe7 ais1 for
me payment u said uotes; saii sac % -
nee rem ali right and equity o. redemption
OF Tspurchsss. Janusry 3 fS7a
:. JENNY, Receiver.
Hescott q Ei&hl. AttUruEya- talgrcH
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PETlTlOA F0R IsC0af0RATIaE.

30. g7a. Rim the Fist C-alce-y CourL OF
sheloy county Eennsaoz
hAdEaEAS, James Escers j ~. EE1fE-
JQeph LeloW, E1geue ZageTeuy, =.
AcDaEtEit ". 3 Allers Va. Eda8aus sud
u u. Junzhs hsVs Else IEEir ps-lc g. aa1d
CouIh. praying 70. ue iEcI1TC-aza g IEs
Sceiety O. tie SoulberE salGler Esms"
snd mat they nav BE- C1uEEE- ted tn E1-
tees Of said corporation, and EuLhoFlE-d -
acopt bylaws 4 rates zCr Cne scFrruue1E
81 the same q psEfect rnet- L--SnInartCu
y the electO1 OF cmcars % cunsfsz ca
Ereslosnt, Secretary treasurer ard 1acag-
Or superintendent, etc that they may 10
iuhy emPoFaed e do I'll acts cot SIS.
tent vito the laws q lE1 S-g-s uEcsE tllLr
Sprpor4Js mans bOrr0W money 90 tns Cuit-
cations cE bonds OF The EarpCrstl1u- Ion he
purpose OF improving rer1atu la---aslue
- acfSa owed D. tlemj-Eir-2lec LD 5Eei-
. conntTs AsEnessss. ana Eluu- l1Er ELls1
eGst Of Memphis, etc:
II - therefore CrCsrsa- LE-f any ana az
petspns wishing 30 G 90. mzkc LlHI arleaz-
snce hereint 81 the C-JuftEuEs5 Cf Eas court.
in the city OF Memphis, lean. "a o. 1a-1fa
the nrst AondsF II 4afc1, ET4. aud sEuW
esnss, II any they nave. WY sll p-sg e. cf
said petition shOold net &c gtsDs-dt anc t1aE
q COPY Of this C-dsr be Du2ltslzd 11I L1L-Ly
IN tbs sem q Appeal.
This January r. H7L
Acopy-Attests
EDMUND A. COLE Clerk and Hzsser.
By q y BLACK, DepuEF EGE.
Harris, PIlOW 2 RlloT- falr sat
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-23

TIE Huntsville (Alabama) Advo-
cate, writing Of the lease of the Mem.
phis and Charleston railroad TO the
Southern Security company, says tru.
ly: I" While we do not think the pros
pect a very bright one for the present
stockholders, It Is evident the lessees
win make this the great route TO the
Southern Pacific, and that such being
the ease, much benefit must result to
ur section In bringing trade, popnla-
ton and wealth along lis line In North
Alabama
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-23

by his unseemly conduct toward the
Russian minister. Let the managers
of the entertainment see that every
care is taken to make the Grand
Dukes reception agreeable to himself
and creditable to the good sense and
good taste of this people.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-23
Ron-R Resident KsHes

No. ssl-ln the First Chancsry Court n,
SHELBY county Tennessea-Fletcher Lane
n Newton Ford vs. AnthOny o. Lane ed Al,
II appearing nom ddaFt IN this csnse
4 that the defendant, Anthony c, Lana n
. resident o Inc state Of Mississippi and 9
kt rs ther8fore Cd, That he mako
his appearance herein, At the c-onrthonse
y the city Of Memphis 1a1nesses, en- or be-
plead, answer or dsmur to complainantIs
BILL or the same VIZ be taken for c0nfesasd
- 20 him and set Tor hearing expaTfe: and
that q copy OF this srfer Be pub-
hshed once . week, tor four sueceSsfvs
weeks, In the Memphis Appeal
A CoDy-Astaaf.
BMuND A. COLE, Clerk and Msxtsr
By Il. B. AC6EERY, Deputy q md n.
Jarnagtn 4 ErzyBer, Sos. for eomDlafuanfs.
Ian nj
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-23

THE United States senate, after a
session of six weeks, has accom-
plished nothing, and this week is to
be devoted to a proftless debate on
amnesty, which they don't intend to
grant, and civil service reform, which
they intend to strangle.
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Sale Of VaInahla 800

WILL oHer at private sale. uutn the LIST
day OF February, 8l2s th5 following prop
Lots ] IA and T. in Hays Subdivision o.
me walker traet. corner o. RaEhugn avenue
Ana HetAer street, being one snd q hsAfmIa
south Of Court square me imurovements
on the los Consiss o. q EHo-Btory frame aouss
win eight rooms and eight drs clacsE, sta
Dtesi clSt9rn, etc. IL nor a8ld az
the expiration OF this time, * VIII be sold az
public sale to tss highest bidder Titls pars
tec4 ROBfs q. W4LLlAI5uN.
IA TrnH4Ea afu ~ TT-Hnr nsrnaz
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Thursday. FshruaEY 8, 1872.

The following described real estate, tO-ELts A
aixty i've acres In sssuon t=efTellto Ensbf1
one ID range Cd west, in VIA IS known -
the STRIP ana Qes l1sG s. roIoWa, t0-Ulf.
Pigeon oost Rad It stevens = eo-uers
tnencs ) 49, v 7 chains. Is EfnEs- thzree ~
ga M chains, "a INKS; Lrsrcs IS 80 " 8
hnzA; thence " q chains, Esluks tna aeazs
IN the boundary liHS o. $50 sa-lf11s
thence 5 90 chains, a. unka- tleoes j III
cnRins5 thence = I9 \ 3 clzIus. tbcuee s
50 Z . chains; themes Il So Is ~ chains, q
Links TO The beg n iDg.
OF SALE-O1 credit o. slE months
purchaser executing note vito szcuTiry FOR
the purchase money EQUITY 81 rFdrnI fou.
barred. This January II Sa
d. D. LsSIEWAEI. CIezE and laser
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-23

LOUISVILLE has the smallpox
scare SO bad that her authorities have
revived an old ordinance, prohibit
ing the presence within the city linn
its OF all who are not vaecinated.
They are to ''vacate the rancho" or
pay q fine every ten days.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-23

THE Shelbyville Commercial Is out
for the reelection OF Governor Brown,
concluding that no man can compass
the vote Of Governor Brown in his
reelection, and that all good men
will be as proud Of him during his
second term as they are at present.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-23

SENATOR CALDWELL, Of Kansas, is
to be investigated by the legislature OF
his State, and Senator Clayton, of
Arkansas, is to be expelled. The Gin
cinnati Enquirer suggests that the
case of Sherman, of Ohio, should next
receive attention.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-23
ChaResry Sale Of Real Estate.

No. 45, First Cha~cery Court OF Shelby
county.-A1iee Ford, Thomas Ford ct Ell.
Va Joann Larkfn.
u virtue or an fnterlOCutory decree for
u sale, entered in the shove cause January
highest bidder, In 'front.' OF the Clerk and
Masters once, 9reenlaW Block, Second
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-23
CradItoF's Hoties

HAVING suggested The In olvsneT o. the
"A estate OF George Humphreys, deceased.
this II to mott y All pers rs ha-fng claims
against said estate 70 lie the same. proper
" authenticated. with D. Clezk OF the
county Court o. shelby county on OF hsfcrs
lshday May, So, o. ths s1ms viii be f0rsgsr
barred.
Thh Dscembsr g, Isl.
a2fEu Henry ARD. AdmsnFzfresrr
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Chanesry Sale Of RsaI Esfata.

No. A1. N E.-F1rzt Chsncary CcuTt o. 1hsl+
Dy county@1ohu McErooEs- AtmfrofElfah
Brooks deceased, Va Sarah Brooks e. -Ls
H1 EIrfue Of an tnterloCu1oE deere FOX
~ sale entered In the above cause. uecfm-
Der SL1sIl11 VII sell, al public anctirus 10
t1eh highest bidder IN 'front.' q the EIeEs and
Magsers once OF SAX Court. GreaulaH ElccE.
Second street. In hs city o. Asmphzs. Ten
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MARDI GRAs IN MEmPMls

The several associations Of gentle
men in this city are making costly
preparations, as we are advised, for
the celebration Of Mardi Gras.
The Casino led the way, and as associ-
ated effort is the order Of the age, 9TH
er like societies concur Ia plans pro-
posed, and we may anticipate an ex-
hibition in Memphis never outrivaled
in Mobile, Charleston OF New Orleans
in the palmiest days of pomegranate,
palmetto and orange.croWned cities.
The Casino, "Chicsas "-that's the
original word-the "Columbiads,"
sometimes called Italiana Fratellanza,
the Hibernians, BallyhOOs, st. An
drians and st. Georges, the Sons Of
Malta, and perhaps the knights Of
Malta and other associations of like
character, will fraternize on Mardi
Gras and Main street for three
miles will be ablsze with phantom
lights, g~littering apparel and ghostly
spparitions. Such is the story now
abroad, and such the reason for the
recent activity Of these societies. A
grand masked ball will follow the
rare exhibition. Plans have been de-
fined by the associations that under
take the management of the marvel
lous show to exclude all unworthy
persons nom any participation on the
delightful and startling demonstra-
ton. We wish its promoters every
success, and do not doubt, from our
knowledge Of the character, energy,
taste, and worth Of the members of
societies that conceived the scheme,
that Mardi Gras viii be celebrated in
a magnihcently as else
where Ia the world. Little Rock,
Helena, Holly Springs, Brownsville,
Jackson and other places will send
delegations to participate Ia eeremo-
malls of q day when it viii be crimi-
nal 70 be sensible.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-23
Administrators Refiea

THE insolvency OF the estate Of Jos. b
Williams, deceased, having baen suz-
gested, notice IL hereby given Is al per-ons
naVlng CLAIMS against said estate 70 az the
same, authenticated IN TIE zaCunar PIE
Court OF shelby county, On OF bsfora thsIth
day Of July. lS72 or they VIII be forever
barred In law and sqafty.
NARY g. WILLIAMS
iai&fr AGmx. of. z. WEufGus. decd.
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thursday, february 6. IS72I

No. 80 r. DIN the Second Chaaeery Cont
OF Sheihy county Tsnne1ssas-H EIzm Il.
ChsTTy vs. :. n Jefferson and PC Capie.
y sale entered in the hOVsesusa No-smbsr
10 Rusl VII sci, e puzzle aucEOa. 20 The
highest bidder. In 'front.' OF the CLsrE rEd
Masters omco O1th6 Secou1 CnauclT Court.
GTeenlaW Block, Second street, below Union.
civ Of HanmnIa Lnnn.-..n ~
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SATURDAY, February Sd, 1872.

within legal hours. the following described
property, O-Wit Lot No -, u o50CE No. q
situated in Fort Pickering. near the cizy OF
Memphis, Shelby eountys 1snnoEsee,
Terms 81 Sale-On = credit OF SIX months
notes with approved surety require. b1er
tuz interest IRON date; lien retained 10 -
Jannary& ns&
mMUkD A COLE. Clerk and asstar.
= ~ L fwC nfF~rnaU
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a Ro0K FQR THE MHIu0a-
MARRIA6ExAAS a5y.za Cogss.a.
GHfanE 20 marry, On ne p6ysiS

AAAtAGk COuNauTnR n
4r.ss.saN@A II MAERIMDor shoss abouI
GUIDE. 9 lm mg @ thsRsy5aoIoE5:
ions OF the sexual system- vita the 49,
discoveries In Producing aua nreVsnffnr -.
spring preserving the complexion, etc
1nls Is an Interesting work o. two hundred
and k~"euEy-1our page4 with uun1sEous en-.
ErsvlnEas a contains Valnabla tnf1Emafinn
1or those who hr8 married OF Coutamplafa
marriages. Sill Il Is q Dol that ouFht to -
Ender lock key and not laid earales1H
bon the hcusa.
sent 70 sny 0nst ssofpsatagslIos 0osnf..
Address DE. But B6penSary. No. IS n.
Eighth strost, 81 Louis, No
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Before applying 70 the uotoriouB QUAcxs
advertise IN public papers, rusinR any
pexu8e Dr.. Huf1a work. No
matter what your disease - cr how dsEIcra
Dr. Busts can - co1nlte4. personally wbDl
mail, on the diseases menfionodln hif WorF
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R8TlcE

District Of West Tennesses,
In Bankruptcy.
Az Memphis, Zsnnesses, Ilih day 81 Iaursry.
XI
THE undersigned hereby RfFes notice ar
= his appointment IS ezslEnee OF Martin
Berlin. q Memphis, Shelby cou1fy, Slsss
o. Tennessee Wttefn said listr1rI, VAC ha1
bean adludicAtsd q Bankrupt Qpcn his eva
pStfcon ~ ne 1Etrtcl 0ouIt o. aald UElrlct
~ o WpoL0RLDak Aatsnsa
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chaaesry Sale Of Rsal Estals

No $50. n. R-F1rst OnanceEy Co-rt OF
Shelby co~uutT-EiTchoG Hoa., ". b.
PfannenEteihl and kelsey Boud.
Df Vlrtue Of an uteriOcutory dsCras FOR
0ea4e rendeTsdn the above ezuss, Escsm-
Der ), HJ1 I viii sell al pubitc auction. 10 the
highest bidder, In Ecnt CT tee Clerk and
AHsters once GresnlaW ElOcks second
gtreets Asmpn8s &e1ussss, 1u
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REekIyEH's sA1E OF 4 vALUA-
BIZ Lot,

TTEDEB and By FirUuG o. ny autncrItv "a
receiver IN consolidated ezss= 81 i.
himetedt - al vs. Memphis Ge-uan saw
lngs LnstitoLcn o. Az no. S54. o j. 10 See
ond thanceTy Court Of Ehelu county 1ad
under sn order q sale entered In SAID cues,
January 3, B72 I VII p7Ocsed-