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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-25
THE NEGROEs AsD FOREIGN-BORE
CTTTTENR.

AAAMAEASa
General Morgan, Of Ohio, on Tues
day last, re-submitted to the house his
proposed amendment to the eOnstitu-
tiOn, making fOreign-bOrn citizens eli
gible to the Office Of president and
vice-president. Ten more votes were
given for the proposition than when
the bill Wss presented q few days ear
ner. The requisite tWo-thirds MAORI
ty was not secured, and it is a o
ticeable fact that every cOlOred
member voted against the pro-
position. This is the more won
derful when We reflect that the
German population, until recently,
was strongly addicted to Radiealism.
Pslpably it Is not the purpose of ne
gro lawgiVers to place Irish and Ger
man n~aturalized citizens on an equal
ity with themselves. Though the
APPEAL Aas long advocated this adj
dendum to the constitution, the prop
osition has only taken its present shape
since Carl SchuTz, a learned and elo-
quent German, in his own person and
eRdOWments, demonstrated the pro-
priety OF making the highest offices
accessible to nsturalized citizens. 1t
Is therefore inferred that opposition to
the scheme, in itself devoid of Objec-
tiOnable features, is based upon hos
tlIity to MI. SchUTz. The One-presi-
dential-term amendment, proposed to
be enacted by Mr.. Sumner, for similar
reasons, is supposed to be leveled at
President Grant. While the adop-
ton of Summers amendment would
not operate to exclude Grant In
1928, yet assent to the principle
that 90 president should be re-eligible,
il assent to the declaration that the
country has been taught a lesson by
Grant, rendering the reelection Of 3
president distestefUl to the people.
The CRITICS q involved in the approx
al of Summers scheme would be as
fatal to Grant as his exclusion from the
Office he has administered so unwisely,
50 reeklessly and fatally to the morals
of the country and honesty Of the
government. 1t is a little remarkable
that those who would re-elect Grant,
an American, and such an American,
ARE opposed to the election Of such a
man as schurz. or Charles o'Conor,
and for the sole reason that the latter
are Of foreign birth. General Morgan
need not despair. Radicalism can
neither perpetuate the reign OF Grant
nor the exclusion from the cOuntry's
highest hOnOrs and offices Of our for
eIen-born fellow citizens. There Is no
why Fred. Douglass or Ed.
Shaw may b. legally invested with
Droudest rewards of American citizen
ship when the honorable aspirations of
Schurz, O'COnOr and John johnson &
are -repressed by = constitutional pro-
as unjust in its operation as 1t {
: odious in It's definition Of classes. {
5ermans and Irishmen should every c
ghere not forget the debt Of gratitude S
hev owe General Morgan, the sound. l
II truest Democrat in the congress '
f the United States. I
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CONGRESSMAN IN THE REAL
EzTATE BUSINESS.


It was asserted by Mr.. Stevenson,
of Ohio, in q congressional debate OF
Tuesday, that Radical governments
had conferred wealth upon Southern
States and cities. The APPEAL
often advertises: Memphis prop
erty for sale at its price Of 1856, hard
Iy one-hslf that Of 1850. There are
few plantations in the lOwlands which
a be sold at halt the value assigned
them in 1850 and there's are fewer cotton
farms in the South which cannot be
bought for One-half less than their
saleable value of twelve years ago.
This depreciation Of property obtains
especially in counties, cities and
States that are now preyed upon
BY reconstructionists. The whole
country along the Mobile and Ohio
road, in eastern counties Of Mississip-
pi, is laid waste. The people are
taxed to poverty by county govern
ments directed by revenue collectors
and other local Federal ohce-holders.
Mr.. Stevenson is either uniformed
or misled by thieves, enriched by
Misrepresentation Of facts, which
they difuse over the North. New Or
leans and Louisiana have lost count
less millions in property values be
cause of enOrmities practised under
Wsrmoth's reign. The city of Charles
ton and State OF South Carolina are
Observation-Disclosures and people only
remain in this and other Radi'
cally ruled districts of the South
because property is utterly value
less and unsaleable. These are
the facts, and if Mr.. Stevenson ques-
ton them, he need only organize
ring in Wall street to invest fifty or
q hundred millions in the best cot
ton farms in the South at half, and in
many instances, ~one-tenth Of their
value as fixed in 1850. The truth is,
white people viii not buy farms in
the South unless they can buy wide
districts, and thus remove a worthless
population. Why it is true, we do
not pretenG to say; perhaps Mr..
Stevenson can tell; but Scandina-
vians, Germans, and Northern people
alike refuse to buy farms, or TO
remain on them, in savsgely ruled
districts. No sort Of price will
make these people become Ia
borers in negrO-crowded sections.
Radicals sll, they love the negro at
great distances. 1t is this practical
Borrioboola- Cha philanthropy that
Stevenson expounds, and which
whites practice. In fact, no scheme
OF white immigration into the South
is practicable, where negroes and
Radical rulers abound, that does not
involve a precedent scheme Of black
and Radical emigration. MI. Stew
ensOn knows nothing Of facts which
he discusses. There is more money
In the purchase Of a magnificent cOun-
ty like Noxubee, Mississippi, gov
erned as it is to-day, and in its subdi-
vision into farms and their sale to a
new population of farmers, than in
any railway scheme Of equal cost ever
devised by Tom Scott.
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A LOCOMOTIVE is commonly called
an iron herse. Trades In railways
and locomotives are "horse trades"
and there may be a deal Of jocKeying
in both species of transactions. They
are both dollar and cent transactions.
w wanted to sell a spawned sway
back OF ours some time ago to Ma
hone; but Malone could not get to US
at the time. Tom Scott had seized
the nag Malone was examining and
rode away with it. The steed that
bore Scott across East Tennessee
matches" ours perfectly and one man
must own both. IeDpora noGGntar
ct nos mutGmur in Ills, our necessities
are changed and we change with
them. Doesn't this illustration of
the facts mollify the amazement of Ma
homes organs?
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OUR correspondent at Bolivar is In
formed that the APPEAL has never
assented to any change in its political
philosophy. 1t is to-day, as it has
ever been, Democratic; but the "neW
departure" was incorporated into the
creed Of the party in every Northern
State, and this was its practical disco
luton. Besides it was beaten every
where. 1t may be well again to take
the census Of the party in the coming
presidential contest, and should the
National Democratic committee think
it proper, the APPEAL viii be a census
taker and ''stand by the old flag" and
all that, and go down with it as usual,
or up with it if we can. II, however,
the creed Of the party be extinct, the
name is worthless, and then We are
for the next best thing-reform. Let
us await and abide by the action of the
convention or Of the
national executive committee. There
is much gained for the country if we
can only beat Grant.
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In THE United States senate on
Thursday the friends of female suf-
frage received a decided rebuff. The
committee, to which was referred the
memorial in behalf of the measure
signed by Mrs. Isabella Beeeher
Hooker and others, decline to present
il to congress, and ask TO be relieved
from further consideration of the sub
ject. Thus are the promoters Of SUI
frage for women smitten in the house
OF their friends.
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TassdaY. d ~ 30. Il,

within legal hours, the following described
property, belonging Jointly 70 the estates o.
brooks snd Suggs, AID situsted IA Memphis,
lot No IL which fronts Is 45-IC8 asot On the
north side Beale street, ana running bacE
- 50-lW feet 70 the Blcs Line, between par
auel Anes.
LofNo. q, which fronts Is 5-lC8 feet on the
north side OF Beaie street, and extends back
nOrtnWarulyt stWeen parallel 1ue3- &c Lna
south boundary line OF the John Rice grant.
Lot 10. q, Eoufng q $40 feet en- he
north side Of 6eaie EtrasE, anRe extends hack
northWarcly, between parallel lines, % the
south boundary line OF John E1es grant.
Lot No. y. which 1onLs 20 feef on the south
side OF Beals street. and eErenda back sOufh-
Wardly, Between parallel nnss,l rs feet to an
alley alof said lots being subdivisions OF q
large Lot Of Brooks and SUES maze by &C.
Burke, February a 1855 see plat u same in
Registers omcs OF said esuE1 IN COX d,
pageNa
Also 5 certain undivided ons-haf Interest
OF Brook8 and suggsIu a csrLaf u lot OF ground
In said city OF Memphis, Shelby county,
Tennessee, known az lot No. @. in Beck No
Elliott stress, 10 feet east of the iatarssc-
ton OF De5Oto and Elliott ~sfrssts, moving
thence noIthWaEdiy 8Sh feet 70 an aLlay
thence 3 feet 3 Ecues CD a slaEas
thsUce soutEwarcIy 188% fses CD slreeti
kleuca WIZ 44a nGF4 mo o.
Elliott street a esE 3 LEches 70 the 1eglnulng,
Il being decided TO BrcOka n SueEs and %
enc Eneed, In the proportion o. s1zg o. IN
tsrest in Brooks and suggs, 70 $3.50 % 20
Sneed.
Terms OF sale-On credit o. SIX, twelve
and eighteen e, y and Isl months; notes
with Approved surety required bearing In
t6re6I ION date len retained 70 secure
same and equity OF redemption barrsd
ED4U2D a COLE Clerk and Mater.
9. Y. winchester and Eumes 2 POsto1,
Aftcrueva. raf mo-
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No. 465-In the First Chancery Court OF
shelby county, TeRnessee.-R. s. Psrham
ct al. VS.. Mary B. Crockets ct al.
IT appearing from sf1dRvtt in this cause
/ thas the defendants. Mary b. Crockett.
and her husband Robert .. Crockett, are
residents o. the state o. arkansas and non
residents Of the state OF Tennessee, and thst
they are tnds0ted 10 the com p~lainsnts, Oy
aecOonb IN the sum OF $3.50, and
that this suit 10 brought to subject the Inter-
ests OF said defendant IN certain real estate
In shelby county 20 pay the same, and tina
an attachment has been issued and returned
by the Sherid lsVted, ETC.:
1t Is therefore ordered. That they make
their appearance herein, at the courthouse
IN the city OF Memphis, Tennessee, ON or be-
fore the INST Mondsy IN March, 1872. and
plead, answer or demur to c1mplRfnaDts'
Dill, or the same VIII he taken for confessed
as TO them n set for hearing exparte; and
tnat a copy OF TINS order be published once q
week, for four successive weeks, IN the Mem
PMS Appeal. This January q, 1879.
A copy-sttesI:
EDMUND a COLE Clerk and Master.
By E. b. MCaEEEY. Deputy O. and II
l.. /. MGR arland, 90. Tor compln'ts Paved
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NO. t64-In the First Chaucerv Court ot
shsloF cOunty, 81 &. Parha1
ct A. vs.. W N. Price and wife ct Al.
~ appearing nom cit in this cause
u that the defendants, W.. II. Price and his
vile, Sallte L. Price, and Robert 81. Crockett,
ars residents OF the 5tats OF Arkansas and
non-res dents OF the State OF Tennessee, and
Ghat they are neeoted 10 compliments, BY
open aecounh, In The INN OF about $500, and
that this suit Is brought to subj6ct their In
lersst in certain real estate IN shelby county
10 pay the same, and that m attachment has
Dfen issued aid returned By the 81 erin
levied, etc.,
Il Is therefore ordered, That they make
their appearance herein, At the courthouse
In the city OF Memphis, Tennessee, on or be-
fore the nrst Monday in March, 1872, and
plead, answer or damur 70 complaiEants'
aiii, or the same VIII be aiken Tor confessed
~ to1hem and set for hesxtng expartas and
q CODY OF this order be published once =
week, for four successive weeks, in the Mem
phts Appeal This January 81 Hz2
A ccDy-atfeGt.
EDMUND a. cOlE, CIsfk aud Master.
av T. 2. MoHENRT. DoeutT Z, and ~.
JsH Mafazian1 SCI fer oomplntAs u1fWed
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MANKIND are curiously construct
ed. Several gentlemen of this city
opposed to the sale OF the Mem
nhis and Charleston road to Tom Scott
and constantly denounced the scheme
when the convention sat. Now, how
ever. these same people manifest the
keenest anxiety that the sale OF the
road should be effected. II isthe ma
ture Of the animal. The surest wayto
get a hog 10 the desired point Is to at
tempt to drive him in the opposite
direction. When common sense ana
the multitude evinced the utmost anx
lety for the trade; the stupid fellows,
to be singular, opposed il, and yester-
day they were slarmedat the possible
consequences OF their folly. The con-
dia8ns amxed by the convention were
not wisely conceived,
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Thursday. February g, 1917,

b following described real estate. to-zfts A
certain tract OF land IN Shelby ccuntF. bsin1
sixty I'VE acres IN sectioD zefVsQN.toHuahfn
one 3D. range ID west, in Whs is known -
the strip, and deBcrt1sc a. follows, to-W1ts
commencing 81 a stake tEa csn1sr CT he
ElSson cost rad at stevens 2 cOrnsr.
themes s 49, 7 chairs, Is iLazs; thencs "
5l1a J chains, 81 nnkBs thence y No wa
chains, Il Iinks; thence Il fL7 rhaIns q
lnEEi thence y y chains. O. TO q stake
IN the = boundary line or said section;
thence ) 20 chains, = links; thence e 10
chains; LhslCs y 10 il - CHAINS; licences
so Il 3 chains; thence q 509 z % chains, IS
1nk5t % tbs beEfus tue.
TEEA8 CT SALE-On q credit Cf SIC mouthBs
purchaser Eote Wita security for
the purchase money, Equity OF redemption
barred This January u, i574
n. D. i. Ar. CLERK auu Hasts-.
5iepnsna . 5mitn, EoiS. foE CuLrpTE faI2td
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the shortest possible time in which &C.
ton can be taken on business Of the
most urgent public necessity. A pres
sure has been brought to bear upon
the governor from many quarters in
behalf of various interests and
schemes, to have such recommends
lions embraced in his call for an ex-
ira session OF the general assembly as
would give that body rather more to
do than they might be likely to antict-
pate; but he will resist this pressure
and eonhne his cali strictly to the new
congressional spportionment, and to
remedying one or two defects in the
legislation Of the recent session. 1t has
been found that the act redistricting
the State does not designate the places
at which the officers of election shall
meet to compare the vote of the SEN
atOrial districts An omission which
the act practically imperative.
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PETnIOa f0R IagasE ashTIaa.

10. IA. Rim the Etsst Cca1csg Csurt OF
shelby county, Tennessee.
IA EEShAs- jzmea Eaerf , w. KzCtt,
Joseph As4cW. Er-au- 4rgeVcug. =.
&cDsVtt5, Ne At-sTr ". 90 Ed1enas and
y II. Jud~n, have dhu theiE pe.fEo1 A za-d
COnrts praying 20 re Ecsrpuralsa -s the
"Eccl5ty O. the Southern 5lLClEr' hsEa."
and that thFy may be cglEuEatsd lEa Eras-
ices OF aaiQ e0EpcrzL11u. su- ELtE0EEsd TO
ADOPT bylaws ma u-zg lcr The E-GF-IumenE
o. the same. and pgrrpc- rhsE Crgguiza1iun
y The eiscuOu o. GMcera - c1u1s6 OF >
President, SacrsizF treasurer and Eanagsr
OF EupeclutCnasns. etc rn4- eEsT maF be
fuitg sIBPcHe &c 70 co 81 acts uol lEcsaais-
Tent with the laws II enc f. ate, uuce- their
sorporats SAM, Icrro~ MoEay 81 tbs oulf-
cations or bOuca on the alton Ter toe
pCrpcde OF -mpEHFt reEtz1E talE-tE-ouG
~ acre. OWED b. nemf-s5tlared II EEsl-
BY county Ienneasee, ara Ezoua tour m1las
esst o. HphsE- stc.s
u Is therefore 1-d-re- EaaL gu- aud All
persgns Wishing 50 % -. mEa 1alr apFezE-
Gncs herein ~ the courthouse c1 aa44 court,
IN The elty or Memphis Ls1nt. en- CT kctcra
thS drst Monday Ia Ma-c1. La and snow
cause, II any they ave. why Ll5 prsEer OF
said petition Fhonld net re E-2u1E1, and Lhat
a copy OF THIS orcz De puoLlaned t0r thtrty
days In tbs AaE 1lts Appeal
This JanuFry z. La
Acopy-Attszts
EDHUND A. COLE. Clerk and Elstez.
By p J. BLACK, Deputy CAN.
6arris. PILLOW & Pillow feIssef
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aaOn-R Resident MOtiCs.

No. G9.-In the First Chsnoery Court OF
Shelby connts, Tsnnessee.7Joseph Z. VIII
nams vs.. 1. h. Kirkland and ~. c. KIRK et Al,
&c appearing nom the Sherin's return in
4 this cause that the defendant, Edward G
kirk, is not % be found in Shelby cOunty,sand
it appearing from the bill OF complainant
OF J. r Ferguson an James q. Nell, decd,
are unknown
It Is therefore ordered, Thst they (said
Kirk and said hsirsl make Their APP
rearance herein, st the c~0urthouse in the
city OF Memphis, Tennessee, on or before the
nrst Monday In March, t872 and plead, an
same viii be taken for confessed as 10 them
and set Tor hearing exparte; and that q COPY
Of this order be published once q week, Tor
successive weeks. In the Memphis
Appeal This January q, 1879.
A copy-atteats
EDMUHbA A. COLE, Clsrk d Master,
By b J. BLACK. Deputy " IA n.
Can't q Mcdowell, soils. for complainant
focf Wad
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No. sS4-In the First Chanoery Court Of
Shelby county, fennessae.-6oWRrd +.
Douglass ct AZ. Va. ]. L. Harris 81 a..
IT appearing from 3ndavtt in this cause
i that the names and places OF residence OF
the heirs OF E II. Lylea, deceased, are IN
kroWn:
Ii is therefore ordered, That they make
tneir appearance herein, at the courthouse
in the city Of Memphis, Tenn, on or before
the drst Monday in March, 1S72, and plead.
answer or demur TO compartments bil. or
the same will be taken Tor confessed a 10
them and 80 for hearing 6xparte; and that a
COPY OF this order be published once a WeeE
ior 1o1r successive weeks IN the Memphis
A cOpy-attsst.
EDMUND A. COLE. Clerk and Maztar
By Il. ] BLACK, DeputyC aud NJ
Mcfarland 4 GOodWyn, Scis. for copa.
p~lainants. fs5a wsd
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o. tbs 9Th Dag e E.bruarr. 1872.

At 10 O'Clock an, to sen a. PUBLIC AUG
TON the folio wing property il said county.
IL city OF Memphis, VIZ: Lot twenty i4l,
block nfty-eiEhl (56lr 50 laid down IN SAID
city In 18th civil District, Gouting s. 1sst on
Under street AID RAINING bdck between
parallel h g. 80 Ieet (oeicE same and
bought AZ execution Sle en- judgment o. said
4empn18 6ermzu savings 1~Ddtitult1n vs.
}. Il. Aerr1mauls in front OF the clerks ONCE
or said court, SO. "a second street.. on q
credit Of SIX AID twelve with n
tereeti Inc purchaser 70 i've notes or the
purchase mCnsy. vita security en- same 70
saEzfactlODi len 20 ss reserved rlzo for
the payment Of said notes; aid saIs - 5a
nee rem All right q equity O. Redemption
or r~epnrGba1a- January 9, lS72
J. JENNY Receiver.
VI aecoEt q ELalL A~rrornera. IaI. Ii.
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Cartifaalaa af Silek laaf

ID UFFIN HUNT AND JOHN 7. HUNT
u having lost their certificates OF the fol-
lowing-mentiOned shsre3 in the Memphis
preEeri bed form
RnfHn HUI tho. 4I9, dated December s,
1855, for one share; No. elS, dated Januars 4
1850. for d
John 7. Runt-So. A7, dated December 5,
lS55, fcr one share; No. 9l6, January 4. 1850,
for one share, RUFFlN HUNT.
90 ION = - uTTCn
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%cgEDIJnS'S N0TIcE,

No. S22-In the First Chsncery Court Of Shell
by county Tennessee.-J. L. 3. Sessums,
admir-, etc VS.. Francis Byrum ct 81
1T appearing that an order has been en-
4 tered in thtg cause requiring all creditors
OF the estate of r. J.. Byrum. deceased, to
claims, etc:
It is therefore ordered, That all such cred
ttOrs make their appearance herein, at
the courthouse IN the city OF Mem
phis, Tennessee, on or before the nrst
4onday in March, 1872, and have
themselves made parties to this suil
and exhibit and prove their claims
or demands against sefd estate, or the cause
viii be proceeded with exparte; and that q
copy Of this order be published once q week,
for four successive Wseka, in the Memphis
Appeal.
A -attest.
EDMUHDA. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By r.. j. BLA OK, Deputy Q. and M.
Bs n. Heard, Sol. for COmpl'nt. fa24 wed
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HAVING suggested the IntoIvsacy OF the
- eEtet9 OF george Eumphrsys deceased.
this 10 70 n0n = al pers rs ha-1ng claims
against said estate % de me sane. prOree-
ly authenttcased. with the CLERK oh fTa
Comfy Court OF Shelby county on-or saef5rs
4sh day Nay 81 OF the same wiz be forsFur
barred,
This December q ISL
as an HEn BY LAIRD. ATmfrf-f-afor
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SaIa nF YaIuahla -

7 WILL ooer at private sale. until TIA 1-e
4 day OF germany lsz2, tia foIiowfuk PROP
erty:
Lots ], !, and Z, IA Hays subdivision Of
the Malksr tract, corner O. Bayuurn avenG9
and Halksr street, being Oue ard 8 haIfmUa
on the lots eOnsiss Of tWo-stoy frzas housa
win eight rooms and eigh6 drs plsoes. STA
Pies ci8teTns ste. III not sold &c
puono sale &c ire highest bidder Title psr.
ieeL RoBE. 9, WiLLLAEsoN,
fH1 TITUS e. etc. "a TTufnu rrra-f
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THE Nashville Banner Of Tuesday
is our authority for stating that Gov
ern0r Brown, in the present condition
OF tbs State finances, does not feel
justified in suggesting action which
vii prolong theealIed session beyond
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Adm.aIsfratar's aaiiaa.

THE Insolvency o. thu estate OF Joz.
4 Williams, deceased, having bsea sug-
gested, notice Is hershE given 70 AL persons
having claims against said sstarS 10 ale me
same, authenticated IN the Efsunsr -
scr1bed BY law. with The ClerE utthe lonnsy
count ofshelDy cO1nty, On q bazcra fhe rlth
day OF july l5sz or hey VIII % fDrsver
barrsd in laT and equity.
MARY u. MILLEAHE e.
iel2fr Admx of r Wi1aTs- dao,a
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thursday, February 3, ls72.E II

No. $50 r. D.-Iz thu Second Gancsy Court
Of Shelby comfy, Tsnuessea-H uliam Il.
cherry VA6- Il 4edersOa and F.C Capie.
Df virtue OF sn musEiOCunory decree 1r
" sale entered in Es above czu5s November
10, Pill VIII sell st public auedOu- 70 the
highest bidder In front OF tno Clerk and
Masters ONCE Ofthe Second G1Gncery Court.
GreenlaW Block. Second street. below Uniou-
CITY nI amnhla Tannan-na On
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saTseE

'l''i'ss = B%anSSaPseg.
At Msmphis. Tsnneasss. lah dag OF January
THE undersigned horeh7 RtTes uctfca ~
Z his appointment a. Assignee Of Narfir
Berlin Of Memphis, Shelby county. sl4fe
Or Tennessee within Eaid district. Vho haa
been ad5ndtcats1 . bankrupt 1pon his w.
ts1S O. HooLDRLD6& Asafsnsa
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chanesFy Sale Of Real Esiats.

No. Zu. N. R-First ChaucerY Court CT shell
By c~ounty-Sohu McBrooks, Admr Of Elffaa
Brooks, deceased, vs.. Sarah Bro0Es e. al.
III virtue OF M tufeEloCutoU decraa for
Der q. 1871, ! VIII sell. at public E1stfcu, %
tho highest bidder, in 'front.' Of Inc llsrz and
Masters ONCE OF said Court, GreeulaH Sleek.
Second street., IN the city Of Memphis, Ten
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BEGINNERS sac Or A gALBA-
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HHDEE EDd bV vETUs c. nE au1harity e.
receiver IN CoDs0lidaEed c1Bsr or Il.
61mstsdt et al IS. ACzapniH GsFman Saw
tngs Lnatituttqn e. a., No. g3A. o. d. j. Sec
end Chsneery Court Of S1el1y county, and
under an order Of sale snteraoi In sslu oausss-
January 2, lSG2, I VIII proceed,