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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-07-25

The proud heart Is the ,Srst to siok b.
meath cantempt-it feels the wound usore
keentJ than any other can. Oh there d
nothing in language that can express the
deep humiliation Of being received With
ooldness When kindue.s ia expec,ed-of
seeing the look. bat half concealed. oi
strong dlsapprobs.ion from saeA. a. ~
haoe eauss to fed beneath us, NOT o.sy 1 IN
r'gor Of mind and spirit, b1 epea Ia vir-
tue and truth. The seak. tia base. tAe
hgpo-rite. are The first to turn with isdis-
nation from their fellow-mortals in dis-
grsce; asd sehile the really ,choxe and
pure suspect, with caution. and censure
with mildness. these tra5seers in pesfv
sins. Who plume themselves upon their
IMMACULATE conduct. sound the alarm-bell
at the approach Of guilt. aud clamer their
anathemas upon their unwary and cover
ing prey.
Rnrxxk
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-07-25

~T~o Hieernians we're passing sta
bic which bad . wooster on il for q wealth
sr-ssae.4 when oess addressed the other
shas = Pat what is the reason ihey din't
put . hsa up theirs iassssd Of . rooster r.
:.s.An' sars.". replied Pat ..that,s sasy
Snnaeh don't yoa see Is vorsa be inepn-
Svniess &c e for the eezs :, s,--, -. :
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-07-25

The rnost gallar. man ever heard of ~
one who refraincd from kicking dog that
hal bitten him bccaase it was fcmais
dog. IF i. wasn't for your sex. sa,i
he. "l'd kick your head of"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-07-25

A little boy accosted his pspa thus
Papa. are you growing still o. "No.
dear; what makes you think sor"--
the top Of your head Ii cUu,i.e
II :ough your hair
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-07-25

Josh Billings says; III sman has got
eighty thousand dollars q, iu,crc-, an,
owns the house be lives in. it sin't much
trouble 20 be q philosopher"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-07-25

The ladies Of Paris. Ky. sre forming
an snti-speak-cvil-of-y yonr- -ncichbor scci,
~. A similar society might be started IN
some other localities wish adv antss-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-07-25

&rA chiesro +or1an h-a nar-l"i .
= nan m jail. She hrags ,ba, she is rth-
only girl IN tnwH who knows where b.1
fellow stars Of nights."
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-07-25

A democrat was ssksd the other day for
vAom lie would vote. His answer was.
Ne give II tserally. Fer Grssaey. damn
him" 4sss bns g - .u.- Ter
o. -..nn--A -. L.. II. Z. A---r- IL
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-07-25

"A Georgia editor refused 10, support
Gseelsy on the ground that is ID. n much
as be s.s dc TO ssafort hInseh ,,4..-,s
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-07-25

The summer stvic for tho Ssrd-ich 7.
lander is announced Il is red s,r,ns
shout the tsf. leg ,uss ss.ve the knee.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-07-25

Josh Billinss says shs >. SANDER % liks .
tin kettle tied 10 . dogs tA..u-Ssry good
fss as loas a. j. ,sn's our dog ,-.5
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-07-25

When is > smile tcsisd time. VII
ifs little Iaushisr. -
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-07-25

usThs beet h-Ie in slovc Tee che ,as
h,nl ept.r'
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-07-25

T A printers devil who aspired to
be a local editor expressed his wishes in
poetry in this wise : t = ftH
~. ut .ststs.
II was lokle edisur.
Wouldn't have time - 81
IwoalSn't prin, Q eussed word 20 s.
. -.s For lessen . q line.
I'd &C; ny grub ard Ticker free,
q tickets 70 the shows,
- ssrroi woulan1 par for baggy hier,
q, . wouldn't ware good close
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-07-25

s~--r = , .sressfa ba@ .4.a st~-, ~ ~.
rr - = -@~ e ---s t~tt--s
tsSs ss<sss8 lrfid~tEss ~ Sszssa e.
-rsts ToR rSi-sslzi tzssass~ - sSsa>gr
sc 80 hss -stse sfiw .s~ac.w' -isur
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-02-07
MASS MEETING AT DOW Err

In obedience 70 only i few hours notice.
on" hundred ami twun,t-iiN. OF III" best
~ciI;Z.n- Of Dover township. met IL mt~-
m-rtin. in Dover Tr Thur-!ay. FOB. ls.l-,2
Ia. meeting Wa org ,nirr,t lay calling DAVID
Gro,c, /" The chair AMI appointing Isaac
N-ale secretary.
The cha r explained that The object of the
mectin; was to call forth al -xpr"--ipu oiih"
sentiments Of the ciiiH.n-"f til Township a.
regard ,pt bill NOW p'"Ihimg IN tlr >tI;"
Legislature, tor rchI-,ric,Ing u. county, ana
enabling The people to eject Judges .; III"
county court.
ON motion ri J. u. Fleming. Il rnunr,''rr
Of he va. appointed 10 '@.it resolutions cX-
pr--iyc Of In" -rn-r OF the ,ncrting. Where
upon the cI tir appointed Col. &. T.. Warren.
J. VI. Fleming. G.k. Campbell. DIR. ". t
W"Db ami J. z. Ptti'enhur-. ii! r'innl:i-
t"e. IA. %.DInni,r"c after retiring air"
minute, entered with the ipll"win. rr>"in-
tipn-. which w.r. uniniu.Ju-sy adopted:
E..oi,.J. That va. thr "ilrz"u- ami tax
payer "f Dp.rr ~t."n.iIip. :ri'n. H." great
n"c".-lty OF i chang. .nt s.iorin mn" m,l-
ag"In"ut Of our count FINANCES. hr.f''
lily ~rnlrr-r The hii! moss h't.r. IL" STAT" I."@.
Iistii', hf thr req! si.lLItiDiI OF tlf I.iItt-
cite county court. tt.a' SO rrrlgr"u interest
in the .iirrr-s % ,tl.i dill. brlirrin. t. y do,
that it, pa'.a2" "uI'shc treat relic! Il" liz,
already "H"r-brr'i"n"d people rC Dur ,"unrs.
E.rolS.d, That ai'o.~ The ira conviction and
belief of lii: "itIHriO r"mon.iuy tai. meeting
that the ai.pr" r"-Gi.;i"u rrn -,di". IL" ..n
sinrnt-. not pn'y 81 q m ,Jrr.ty, lat OF ,im,.I
tie entire hIdS Of taxpayers EiI citizen, o
Dpyor t"wn.hip.
Ksspi>of. That "" li:srtiiV :Spprn.c the az
lion II one Df"!r representatives., iI"n. I j
Mitchell, In iDtroiurin. md. aivp'nting t4
bin now before thc. L"si.iarrrc Tor ia" 70
Organization. % our county court. nni "
.~"n,unes tbs cnnr-e .pur,ucd By Hon. II 1
on"" ilt"f in 6pp"'iny -ai! bin. kn"" iDg II
We '~ip,ii,si h. 'ioc,.nnt f'"rrc-"nt III" "i-Ii"
AMI inter:.::a Of Ia: citlE4n- uni Lax.plyrr.o
0Dssr township.
Ds motion the county papers are rrqucs
ted U puhii'h'the proceeding. "r hi, meet
INK. 80.
DAVID GROVES. Ch'm'D.
Isaac SEALn, ser'j.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-02-07
io7n. Resolutions Aers snsrsa.i in f.,or.s


BUSTING the county court, and d~enouncing
the action of Mr.. Shewalter in the Legisia-
ture-that be was not representing the inter
e.ts of his constituents. Resolutions were
also adopted endorsing the actions Of their
representative. Mr.. Z. Mitchell. and thanking
him for the course he had taken In guarding
the interests OF the people ofbis county.
Resolutions were also adopted thanking
the Lexington 1NTEILIGENCER for the bold
and manly course the editors of that paper
had aiken ia behalf Of the citizens and tax
payers of the county. Son other resolu-
tons were passed, all unanimously. The
meeting adjourned TO meet on Saturday
Feb. l0th.) to organize 4 farmers club. So
Me>sTs. Editors. you see how business is
done up in Dover township. Call u meeting
of its entire population. transact the business
and go home all in the same day.
Long may the good people of Dover town.
ship live to enjoy health and prosperity. and
talk OF their township meetings.
Sour, Arrpr
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-02-07
PIERS

/. Vi. Mctiirk, for - many years the art'\"
and rIiirirnt secretary Of oar cunt lar.
ha-. We are reliably INFORM Il. been al-
appointed agent 81 thu Lexington ~ y. Louis
X. Il. AT tii- place. I!:r company l. i"ii'a-
nat- in securing Mr.. Mriiirk'> -rrlic"-,1> H.
il known III our rnmHnUuit! IL 4 proinl: AMI
energetic cuisines, man, AMI In every way
calculated 10 ill iIr- position I" the >~,t.-iA"-
ton oi all parties.
Nj. sam. Mitchell. If y Louis. brother o,
our Representative, Ia, bee >lrlr't'm- iw'
or three ,.I,> III oar city Oh i WISH L" hi
friends anu relatives. lie leave, Tor II
Loui, thI, esciiiny.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-02-07

Ey DESTROYS ofrcducinG stock previous
to the lst of January. 1872, we offer
the following great inducements in
Cy| prices, which are very much below 4
the market value. Read attcutivrly
and take a bee line for the Bargains:
cY 100 yards canton flannel at lhc. =.
500 Yards crash at ten yards for 81.
500 Yards crash, extra wide, eight
GyT yards for 81.
p dozen muck towels, fringcd. :"
81 %.
Cy ~ dozen huck towels, extra large,
800 pounds cotton batting, lsc per
~ pound.
5000 comfort calico. 10r. "
80 pair blankets. nj So to So.
rSs- Good jeans at % to zoe.
Excellent jeans at 80 to GO and 73c. =
Casimcrc>. Il large lot from 81 TO
r.- every price marked down Ia zero.
Astrarhan and seal skin jackets 81 =
to 81 "a great sacrifice.
r.s 1000 dollars worth OF iurS ut very
W tempting" prices. Winter i coming. =
\ few fine sets at $40 to $50.
Ey ST IS.
200 yards beautiful rcpp aiparas in
~. ali colors at 50r worth 80 We're not
mad. at the price. .
Excellent plaids at CSC worth 4Oc.
rs- Excellent plaids mt SOC worth 75c.
Satin striped alpacas at Soc worth
Jtr.
Patterns Of silk poplins at $li
EE worth SlS -.
Pattern Of silk poplins $l6 worth g
$50.
Is Patterns of silk poplins at Sl7 worth
S22.
Long and square shawls So to $l2.
to French rcpp silk and wool shawls
at $l7 worth So.
French rcpp silk and wool burnoiS
- slawlS 50 worth Sl2.
Beautiful zephyr burnois at 81 sold
last year At ST. few left.
90 Shawl suits. grey and plaid. at So
to close out. sold last year at SIS.
Furs. a great bargain, ut 81 so,
E:v7 worth $40.
Kid gloves all colors and sizes at
81 Il pair t" close out, cheapest gloves
rE III America.
- doz l.. G.. handkerchierS 81 per
~ ~ doz. hem stitched ..handkerchiefs
eight for 81.
50 dnz. hem stitched handkerchief,
r-s six for 81.
~ 20 doz. hem stitched handkcrchiefs
five for 81.
r d"z. lace handkcrchiefs 75c each.
IS 20 d"z. shaker all wool hose Zoe.
% doz. shaker socks 50c to 65c.
s-u- 30 doz. mcrino hose six pair for 81.
W p doz. mcrino hose six pair for ST.
Beautiful embroidered sets at 75c
worth 81. Also, at 81 90, ST % and
CY 81 30 per set.
Glove boxes SOC worth Use.
500 yards grey flannel at 40c worth
6" 50r.
800 dollars worth of lace collars
from 22c +" 81. being the finest assort-
Gv memt, best styles and cheapest lot of
lace collars ever offered fer sale IN
LeXington-ncw STYLES received every
ry+ month. These goods must be- seen to
fully appreciate the extremely low
prices at which We are selling them.
~ This is no "'ruse' TO get up an ex-
citement but based on sound ROM
mrrcial principles, bcnGtitimg our
cS- selves as well as the people.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-02-07

Why WILL. IGT tu"t.i-Why viii y"u pas
.r!.r IN. ,nk al IT. 4; t-rrthic iyrint. tnn>uin!I-
t!un, when >ur.. int speedy r-!irf l. fund IN the
u.s. of Dr m M t"hrsli aud Tar! u th'
cough j. ul.-rin itr Il f-w dose, at his ~ Liver
rills, ~frllpws,i promptly by Cuhn>h and Tar.
will arrr>, the m ~ a--rlNiir,i form III cold
For thu great iii r.Gcy of tulu,h and Tar, indeed
for all "f Or. iiilm m'- remedies. We refer T.
IL j. Armstrong. Morton Mriniiny AMI q VI.
,nrrnn. sold by rlrr. G"Swi,"h and ID W u
TryI, nu,Iinb
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-02-07

Thankful +" our friends and 'i!-i"io""> i"i
past ia<"v-. we pr"IN>" /" r0NilWl" ='''n-
orr hest "lnrr- To nIr l,sI>iu'->. n""i'"ilH
nothing that W. IAN 10 trr ",ir r'I>'rin -
interests. believing tl,rn =" 'r i%l"ntir.t' WI.
our "wu. Thou-iI "r l,I'" lr''r>-"d >" SCI
goods only i"r sash. W" have. from y SPIN
OF accommodation. allowed %""l> Ia 20 out
to "A limited extent. without III" money. w
intend for tl,.. iuftr" To- adopt III" tN>i
SYSTEM STRICTLY. y" goods viii 10
ccu-il"rr,i sold until lity az pad Tor. an
cooi> >rnt "ni "i tnr h"a-" Will We a'v"mi''
nir,l ly the bill. ~ KEEPING =""'i -"oi-
s-..in" ~ III" >~intli"-t pn->ihl' mar-'n-. aN'
being prcm,t anri accommodating. "" ."l
f,r rnutinuAu e. a ,Mr ~lrttr"rt." 81 VI
people IF this an lHb"Iuin- r"'lnrrr-. Pea,
r member that tfrrrr viii ur No c\rwpti"Ii
70 the rule. CASH IN DELIVERY.
Very respectfully.
4 :. y !. %. l.r~r ETE.
4 =. .,,-I til. &
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-02-07
ONE OF TIE PEOPLE.

FROM J. S. MALONE. Louisville,
ky.-"The E:sty Organ purchased Of you
particular" Veile q Mills. 2i3. N. Filth
! street. st. Louis. Missouri, General Agents.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-02-07

wiz ar, Ihrn I~.,~N!-rh AMI II w. Il ltNi-
,Ir,. IN -. lrrnri IT ,lru.SI-'- in Lr\.n-t"n \m-
swrr-i:rrrn-2 tLry -ril ir ''iini IN - 'fFIl
Pill. the br>I pill ia .ini RIGA Tor Il !"li- :'"i''
ihy-ir h"Ni'h"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-02-07

IIIG.INSEIILE- The meeting h"ld
AT IIi-@in-Ni,r last wick. and hi"w"i III Tia
n. I. Tim">a A. The pcni,ic of Ltiay"t;"."
Wa ."Inpr~"t. w" ar" reliably informed. a.
about - Inrn. ten. ~trIrN iuti hi Gravel
ing troupe" baking vi the !a'Srr par" f liz
number. 80 At .AuIi.ii!..a- viii lc --c;l by q
letter i'll another part a; our l. .i'cr.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-02-07

FIA>"- NY, DE",s--r r-'"-l ring +" l'tr.
c,rl>,. ",in.r IH-t VIA N E d "h't,r hit r'u-
gum nr VI ..r- N,I.N u ". tr,u.r.l "
tor III. celebrated Ari,n ami l'irl"r ten
Pianos rrl - : tt-rrs.su'' ttit az, 1t II
H. 'h. W'.>r. ':ir . ti.m ~ = nl l"f IN r".i
cul.!.. M "a. \rrrh riii'i t"t. i l. IL
Mo. Ali ,a'runt-lt, IL !, Wlrr mt'd ii-l!
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-02-07
a. 4. IEsCEuR.
w. u. STEELE. Secret tart,
j. d. kIRTLEi,)

THANKs-To Hons. a Comingo,
Will J. Knott and Senator Davis. FOR valua
bic documents.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-02-07

For a Coon BEp-ri"an room. II
a square meal. 90 To the L.inurll Hotel. k;.n-
! "a. CITY, J. II. BAGwILI..
mv3l-lv Proprietor.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-02-07
Reduced Price of this Corset $3.50:

We are sole agents for Mrs.
nal Corsets, the only corsets
which give ease and comfort,
who use them.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-02-07
A CARD.

ELL Mates the best boots t!'
ar" N ut- In tn city u
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-02-07
Tu-T" Ell tII!'- and get Il cl."mi
BAR 81 l. t..

y !. y !. -. Ir~r ErE.
4.-ot Gru-"r-. Cor Main AMI i'inr 81.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-02-07

THE PREMIUM BoOr>-Arc made by b'i
Ell IN Dutch Raw.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-02-07

C.su-raid for Lard. r"lIow. Grease %
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-02-07

TAI oil any Mint
A.. \. 4 J. O LEStEtE,
Cor. lain ru'l PIN" streets.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-06-03
Attachment Notice.

In the First Circuit Court OF shelby county
TenneSsee-C. +. cambridge, John A. Sims
and JOIN H. Mitchell, firm Of cambridge,
Mitchell & Co, VS.. John NJ. Moore and -
Briggs, firm Of John n. Moore & Co.
TN this cause an attachment having beer
sued out under section 1856 of the Code OF
Tennessee, and returned into Court, levied by
garnishment IN the money, property, goods
andedectso of defendants, IN the hands OF Gage
4 Fisher and r. Wormley &Co., and afadaV1
having been made that the defendants are
Justly indebted to plaintiffs in the sum OF
$3.50, due by account, and that the defend
ants are nOn-residents of the state OF Ten
nesSee:
1t is therefore ordered, That they make the4l
personal appearance herein, before the Judgi
of the First Circuit Court of Shelby county
at the Courthouse in the city OF Memphis OF
the third Monday in September next, ana de
fend said attachment suit, within the tint
prescribed by law, or the same viii be pro
ceeded with eX parte; and that a copy OF TIM
order be Published once week for four con
secutive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal:
Done at Office, this I'd day OF May lSlz
FRANK TAFT, Clerk.
| By L. u. BOSWELL, DC.
uapp 8 Meux, Attys for plaintiffs. inns TIN
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-06-03
LYONS CATHAIRON.
For Preserving and Identifying the HUI
man Hair. To Prevent its Falling
Out and Turning Gray.

A well-preserved Head of Hair, IN person
of middle age, at once bespeaks refinement
elegance, health and beauty. Itmay truly be
called woman's crowning glory, while men
are not ~insensible to its advantages ana
charms. Few things are more disgusting h
thin, frizzly, harsh, untamed hair, with mead
andc covered with dandruff. Visit a bar
Der, and you feel and look Ike a new man
This is what LYONS KATHAIRON will do
all the time. The charm which lies IN well
placed hair, glossy curls, luxuriant tresses and
a clean head, is noticeable and irresistible.
Sold by all Druggists and Country Stores.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-06-03
HUNTSVILLE.

HUNTSVILLE, June Tagging quiet,
but steady and unchanged. Flour u
and depressed; extra family, 81 %. Corn
less active at 66a67c sacked ana De
iivered. Wheat quiet at S2a2 05. Oats
quiet at SOC. Rye quiet at 81 %. Mes
pork dull at So % for round lots. Bacoi
in fair demand, mostly for clear RIB and
| shoulders on order; round lots held a.
/ sic, nc and 74c, packed. Bulk meat
quiet; round lots held at Ate, 64c n az
| loose. Hams, sugar-cured, lItalzc
plain, l03c. Lard in moderate demand
9alOc; order lots held &c above thes'
figures. Whisky quiet at S6aSIc.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-06-03
CHANcERY ALE
CHANCERY SALE
-oF-
Q Estate

No "a. n. Rim the First Chancery Court OF
shelby County-W. W. Carnes, adminis-
traitor of J. A. Carnes, deceased vs. h >.
Nv yirtne ~ an interlocutory decree for
Is sale entered in the above cause March 10
lsI5. and renewed March ], lslz, i VIII sell at
public auction, 60 the highest bidder IN front
OF the Clerk and Masters once, S en-
block, second street, in the city Of Memphis
Tennessee,
On Saturday, June Goth. Is7s,
within legal hours, the following described
PiFPRrssiIgyk certain lot or parcel OF land situate,
living, and being in the unit OF shelby, anu
| State OF Tennessee, Oue and a half miles east o.
the city OF Memphis, opposite the property OF
1yhIch was purchased b X. G.. Clark and vic
/ OF JOhn Il. Manley, and the remainder belns
the third % part of what Is known as the
| Isler tract, and the east end Of said tract, en-
braeing all the improvements and appurte-
| nauces thereuutO belonging, or IN any
manner appertaining, and the same WhereOn
said Clark and mis- wife eside on the 5lst OF
January, 1854, which is more fully described
in the deed Of said r q. Clark and Wlle OF
thai date, to said James A. CaTnes and regis
tered in the Registers Office OF SheIDy
county, book No. Il, pages III, ~ anu 10 the
portion TO be taken on the Isler tractto be
one full third thereof.
second-AIso, one half interest in lot No. !,
block Is. situated in the city OF memphis
county OF shelby, and state OF Tennessee, 70
wit: Fronting on shelby street W feet, run
ming back with parallel lines infect TO lin
ton street, with a like 'front.' on Clinton street
OF GO feet. The size and location viii more
fully appear by reference 70 the plan OF the
: CITY OF Memphis, the same having been con
viewed to sam Tate and J. Carnes by RODeft
son TOpp on the LIST day Of December lS1, q
Z per record in book No. -, pages 90 and ~ ir
the Registers Office OF shelby county OF tia
: Ist day OF October, 1888.
Third-Another tract or parcel Of land, situ
! ated in the county OfShelby and state Of Zen
a nessee, near the city OF Memphis 10 vii: Lot
= Nos. Y, Is, 10 and % of what is known as IN
Cooper tract, about 81 miles east Of me city q
I, Mefaphis, near the new state line Ioads IN
4 said four lots supposed to contain about
= acres. conveyed to James y. Carues By VI
liam Cooper, OF Tuscumbia. Alabama D
' deed, dated the I'D day Of February, 10
and in which the same IS more fully d'
I scribed.
The above real estate has been subdiyldeI
a plan or diagram OF which can be seen on Z
before the day OF sale, upOn application AZ N
iofnce OF the Clerk and Master Of said court
! Terms OF Sale-On a credit OF six and tWeiN
l. months in equal i-nstalments; purchasers n
1 quired TO execute notes, with approved pc
Sonai s~ureties, with interest nom date; lie
retained 10 secure same, and equity OF II
S demption barred.
l. This May 18th, lS2.
i. A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
Wright x Mckissick. SOlrs. myLl
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-06-03
Chaneerr Sale Of Zeal Estate.


No. 2SZQ R-Fiust Chaneery COurt Of shell
by COunty.-Patrick q. Meath vs. Joshua u
Craig ct al.
by virtue Of an in~teriocutory decree for
ID sale. entered in the above cause Marcn1 D
IsS, affirmed by tire supreme Court OF Ten
npssee. June y, ISL, and renewed by "a decree
entered herein, February ls, l,s-, / viii sell AZ
public auction, to the highest bidder, in front
OF the Clerk and Masters Office, GreenlaW
Block, second street, in Memphis, Tennessee,
On saturday, June 3, 1872,
within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in Memphis, Shelby
ioritv OF two lots or parcels Of land rs follows,
ltO-Wit: The first OF said lots is bounded on
the north by Vance street, on the west BY lot
] No. 8, in block No. IS, on the south by Vie Nc
I rs designated on the original plan Of south
/ Memphis, containing by inumatiOn - acres.
| The second OF said lots is known on the map
of the city OF Memphis, rs surveyed and lald
1 OF by ". Cramer, February =, Isl, as subdi-
/ visions Nos. 9 and ~, Of lot No J. in block No
| S.. and is bounded as follows: Beginning NJ
/ the point Of intersection Of the east side OF
1 Lauderdale street with the dividing line De
| tween south Memphis and MeLemOres dlvI-
visions; thence east with said dlvldlng line
l3IIIk feet 70 an alley ~ feet wide; thence north
| with said alley and parallel with Lauderdale
| street % feet to stake on the west side Of
4 said alley. thence west and parallel with
/ Vance street, ~ feet t0a stake on the easi
] side Of Laudeniale street: thence south with
I Lnuderdaie street 81 feet 10 the beginning.
Terms OF Sale-On a credit OF seven and thlr'
| teen q and l3l months, purchasers required "a
execute notes with approved security her
! retained to secure the same and equity Of TO
| demptiOn barred.
This May O, 1877.
EDMUND A. COLE. Clerk and Master.
Humes a POstOn, Attorneys. N.Y.