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Monday, Maruh 4th, e.

pt Il n'~lre< m 70 fte Re Z saf~s rs suEe
70 r-5 To- Tee ~ &c lesst oorza
Sos f-fszs, IN The citg o.
6 gaH, - uguch o. the following described
tract Of land as viii be necessary to pay 2
certain note given By said Russell 70 Mrs. ~.
@. Reed, for the sum Of SLSl 20, payable OF
the 18th day Of July, A. ID. III. with Interest
from tho 18th day OF July. A. d. 1910, until
paid, tO-W1t excepting 1orty.dVe 49, acres o.
the said land heretofore relinQuisned By ma
as Trustee, and excepting also seventy acres
OF said tract not embraced In said Trust
Deed1: Lying in Shelby ounty, and BEGIN
MIN al q stake In the center OF the Raleigh
and HeruaDd do road, in the southwest corner
Of q thtrfy-acFe tract conveyed 20 0 Pope
By Iohn .. White; thence east % chains q
links to q stake 5 links west Of q gUn1tree
marked J. p. and J. D. W.; theme north q
chains 81 20 a stake In John POpe's east
line; themes east 70 chat1s - links With
SneSd's line and center Of aaccn road 10 9
stake northwest corner OF George Graham
land; thence south with 0raham's line s.
chains 81 Inks to q stake In Grahem's south
west corner, 8 links west Of q poplar marked
J. g.; hence west 20 chains - links with
north line OF I'D. White 81 al. to q stake
center OF RaAeIkh and Hernaado rCzds
thence north with Pope's east line, center O.
said Raleigh and fernando road - chains
and 90 links 70 the beginning, cOntaininGs
lslH aeres-exceptinE from said sale % acr {
Of said described tract, heretofore relin
pushed by me to the said Russell, and aig
excepting seventy acres OF the same not sno
brRoed In said TrUst Deed. Title believed T.
be good but l convey ss Trustees OHly
hQuity of redemption waived.
dG.fe2 IGHE TEEZEE ANT TTuTfee.
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Within legal hours, b following described
property situated tShelby county Eennes
a tract OF land, being II. 3. 9. Williams
original entry No. Al, ma0e Ga the 18th o.
September, Bie. In range ,, section z, OF ths
llth surveyors district, On tbs south side o.
WolfTiYer, Rud bounded As follows Begin.
ming IS 9 take In the nOrtheast corner o
Charles =. Relnhardbs IS acre entry, No. So
thence east IS ohains to q stake; thenesEO1th
s chains TO aEsahe. Stephen Rel1re'a south
vest corner; thence eazt 20 chains 70 q take.
Wilson Sanderiiu's northwest corner OF his
III acre entry; thence south q chains 70 q
~ Est the northeast corner X. KentB
% sore entry No. l045i themes west chains
10 the southeast cOrner Of q 81 acre entry In
the name OF W. A. Bryant; thence north 10
chains and 90 Links to said Bryant's northeast
ccrners thence west IS chains to 8 stake, said
BryantsnOTthwsst corner; thence north IL
chains and 80 links 70 3 stake, II. A. Davis
ncfthsast corner OF his go acre entry, Eo.lO0t:
themes west lB chains and IS unkFto stake
thence H0rth 10 chains E7d . In Ks 20 the be-
ginning, containing l55 acres.
Terms OF saie-On a credit CT six, twelve
aud eighteen 70. u and I) months; purchases
% give bonds with approved surety, bearing
Interest rom date; a lien to be etaiDsd to
secure same, etc.
rms February 3, 1872.
EDAUND A. COLE, Clerk and Mater.
HuEeg a Ruefnu- Afrnrna-H fec
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Hnn.RasIdsnt Eaflaa.

No. E3, 2 DIN the Second Chaneery Court
OF SHELBY comfy. Tennesses.-lohn W
Bean VS.. Asa Hodges. 3. N. Hodges, klem-
ing Hodges and others.
1T appearing from andavit in this cause
L that the defendants, Asa Hodges, B ID
Hodges, Fleming Hodges, William Hodges
Alice Hodges, Maggie Hodges and the Oko-
Iona Savings Institution, are nonresident
OF the state OF Tennessee:
II is therefore ordered by the Clerk and
Master, That they make their appearance
herein, at the Courthouse OF the Second
Chancefy Court of shelby county In the city
OF Men phis, Tennessee, on or before the hrsi
&ondRy in March, R79 and plead, answer OF
emu 10 compliments Dill, OF the same will
be taken for COZ fessed as to them and set foI
hearing expsrte; and that q copy Of this or.
der be published once a week, for four SIC
cessive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal. Tim
January %, 1872.
A eopy-attest:
u. ID. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
BY .. BELCHER, Deputy q. and Ii.
& r Walker Sol tor eOmplnt tan tn
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Saturday, Harch is, 1872,

with Legal hours. the following described
real estate, to-wtt: Lying and being IN the
county of Shelby nd Slate OF Tennessee.
about tWO-and-One-balf mi aes northeast OF
Court Square. near and adiacect to the line
of the Memphis and Raleigh Railroad, now
under construction; said real estate more
particularly described as follows: Lots Nos.
8, s. .. 10 and %, each containing one acre,
mi Lot No. II, containing / Hoo ceres, as
laid OF by J. II. Mcclure, COuaty Surveyor,
which is on die in his cause, and which can
be ssen at n time on application.
Terms OF SALE-On q credit Of seven and
twelve months; notes with security taken
and lien retained on land until m OF
purchase money. This February 10, 1872
Smith q Jefferson. Solicitors fel6Tds
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mOnday. March z5.h ls72,

within legal hourp, the following described
property, situated IN Shelby county, Tonnes
see, near the city Of Memphis, to-ytt Be
ginning at q stake, Themes north 2 degrees
west nineteen links to q post-oak marked A,
on Cars avenue, west boundary line;
thence east fourteen chains, tWSnty-lOur
Inks TO 3 stake; thence north thirty. one de-
grses east four inks TO a postOak marked
A; thence north nine degrees. east three
chains to q stake, seventy-six Inks south
west OF the center of b railroad thence
vita said road north Iorty-seven degrees
west ave chains, north forty. I'VE and 3 hall
degrees west dfteen chains ~forty-eight Inks
TO stake, thence north afty seven degrees
east thirteen links to & swell gum tree On
said Carr's west boundary line themes south
seventeen chains Win said line 20 the begin
containing fourteen q two one hun-
dresh acres, more or less
TEsMs or sALEAOne third cash, balance
In two equal 1nstalments, due q payable
in one n two years. with interest, the
purchasers executing notes with good secu-
rity for the payment o11he nalancs Of puf-
chsse money and q lien retained on gatd
property.
Ezecltsrix Of the last IL and Testament OF
Edmund Mcaehes, deceased,
Harris = Harris solicitors lea
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Every Family Should Have a Kettle.

We ask every one 20 read the following GER
ttncstee from many OF the most eminent
physicians in the country:
81. LOUIS, July, ls70.-JAMES A. JACKSON
q CO.: 9entlemen-As you have
cated TO the medical profession the recipe Of
the Home Bitters.' rt cannot, therefore, be
patent having been taken for it. We have
Examined the formula for making the Home
Bitters, and unhes1tattngly say the combin-
alton is one Of rare excellence, all the arti-
cle6 used in Its composition are the best OF
the class to which they belong, being highly
and slightly Laxative. The mode OF prepare
ing them Is strictly in accordance with the
rules Of pharmacy. Having used thern, seen
its effect in our private Practice, We take
pleasure in recommending them to all per-
sons das1rous Of taking Filters, as being the
best Tonic n Stimulant now offered to the
public
B HEAoOCK, MD. c. GKRICKE, ID. E.
DRAKR MCDOWELL, MD. Q. A. WARE, ND.
]. c. WHITFIELD, NJ. D. Z. A. CLARK, ND
VA. WILcoI N. !. HGsE mGS Pa1 10
u. 8. MARINE HOSPITAL. ST. LOUIS, Mo-,
Oct. 8, lS70-JAS. A. JACKSON q CO.: Ihave
examined the formula for making the CLONE
Stomach Bttters," and used them in the Hos
pital for the last four months. 1 consider
them the most valuable tonic and stimulant
81. LoUIs July 6, IS7O.-JAs. A. JACOBSON
& CO.: Having eXaminedt the formula from
which your celebrated Stomach Bittert'' are
AAF0-O0
Of combining the different Ingredients, we
can safely recommend them as the best tonic
wi tn which we are acquainted. From the
Great care with which they are compounded,
and from the choice materials which enter
into themt we have no doubt that they VIII
prove, Is they deserve TO be, the most popular
tonic and stimulant in use.
Respectfully, yours,
VAsTIE, Nj. ID. e. y. CoksToCK, a. ID.
We c~hesrfully concur with every word con.
tanned in the above testimonial.
JNo. CoNzEI NAN, M. D.. JOHN IA RTMA, ND
OHAs. VAsTINK, II. q. JOHN TEMPLE, III. d
q. 8. WALKER M d. E q. FRANKLIN, ND
CINCINNATI, Oct, l9, l670.-Messrs. W. Z.
KENNEDY d CO., Agents "Home Bitters":
9ents-Agreeable 20 your request, I have eX-
amined the formula of the Home stomach
Bitters," n hnd the remedies II contains
euch as are in general use by the Medical
Profession, They are very scientifically and
pleasantly combined, and as stimulating
tOnics viii be found especially adapted as
90 ToDOrants TO the treatment Of low OF de-
blitated stages OF the system, whether slris-
Gus diseases.
d. ]. L. VATTIKRs. LA. JAMES, N. D.
RS. WAYNE, Chemist. G. I. SIMPSON, N. D.
W.T.TALIAFERRo,M.D. 8. T. BoENER, M. d.
III uGKSsER, II. D. 6. ". BIsIER, K. B.
WsRs WOODWARD, MD. 9~.A.DoU6HERTY IND
CHICAGO, Sept. 50, IST0.-J. L. SMITH, Esq:
We have examined the formula for the " Gel
sbrated Stomach Bitters," and find 1t to be
composed Of articles that are considered the
best tOnics used by the Medical Profession,
and one of the beat bitters we know OF now
II. s. Hahn, NJ. D. B. MoYIcER, MD.
EORAAN 8. BARNES N. d.
Fer ssls by ali DrEEgIsts ssa srsasra
HENDRIX, MsNABB { CO.,
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Attachment Notice.

DEFORE JAMES HALL, a Justice Of the
u Peace for Shelby county, tennessee
John Howard Lane and Reese Ft1tcnaru VI.
Jim RAWLINGS.
A FFTDAVIT having been , dc In this
N cause that the defendant Justly in
70 the plaintif thes sum OF ninety W
l5-IOO dollars AID int est from the eleventh
day OF February, 1887, n by promtH5ory
note OF said date; and the said attachment
having been sworn out that the delendGnt
was = non resident OF thsState OF Tennessee,
the same having cesn returned levied
the proper cfheer:
IT Is theT efore ordered, the defendant,
lin RaWliDgs, appear before me, at my Office,
10 the city OF Memphis. Tenn, on the l4th
day OF March, 1871, at 10 O'Clock am, or The
same viii be proceeded with expaGte; 1t Is
further ordered. hat this order OF notice be
published in the Memphis Daily Appeal, a
published In the city of Memphis,
Opca a week, for fOnr consecutive weeks
This gth day n February, lS72.
JAHES HALL, Justice of the Peace
felO sat for Shelby county,
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attachment HOlICs.

Before Tom HOLMAN, Jr, Justies Of the
Peace for shelby county, Teun.-LeWis q
Monahan VS.. andrew HatcheL
A TTACHNEkT having been sued out n
"A the above entitled cause, on the ground
that the defendant Is q nonresident OF the
state OF Tennessee, and the same having
been returned by d proper Omeer, levied,
etc.s
the defendant, Andrew Hatehsl, viii take
notice that said suit is set for Trial on Friday,
the first DAY OF March, 1872, II II O'Clock m,
at the once of Tom Holemap, jr, j. p, Oak
Vile, Twelfth Civil District, Shelby county,
Tenn, when and where said defendant Will
sppeara and defend said suit, or the same will
be proceeded with expsrte; it is further or
dered that this nOtlce be published in the
Mem Appeal once a week. for four
weeks. This LIST day OF February, I72
fsl5 wed TOM HOLEM An, Jr.. ]. p,
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%N0w-sEslDENT NOTICE.

Nc. 4g7.-IB the Second Chancery Court Of
Shelby county, rennessee.-lames W. Sing
eny, VIM. Hunting ton ct al.
1T appearing from theb bin which Is sworn to
In this cause that the defendants, James
NJ. Touaeny, Fannle &. Tom and MS wife
and VIM. Illumination, are uon-rssidsnts OF
the State OF Tennessee;
It's therefore ordered by tho fGark and Mas
ter, That they nRket their appeA-ancs herein,
at the Courthouse OF the second Chancary
Court Of Shelby county, In the city OF
Memphis, Tenn, On or beioTe the drst
Monday In april, 1879, and plead, an
BWor or demur to complRinantss bill. or
the same viii be taken fer confessed as to
them and set for hearing expsrts, and tn
a copy of this order be published once .
week, for four successive weeks, in the Mem.
phis Appeal
This February u, 1874
AcQpY-attG5fs
By q B~sLCEER, D. q. "a NJ.
Raadoiph, Hammond q Jordon. sols- COR
complainant, felb-th
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BANKRUPT NOTICE.

In the District Court Of the United States for
the District Of West Tennessse.-In Bank
ruptcy.-ln the matter OF Tyler a Murphy.
neutrality-suspicious. Thomas j.. Laham.
Esq, RegtB.er.
To the creditors OF the above named Bank
rupts
lake notice that a general and dnal
Z messing OF the creditors OF said Bank
ruptB VIII be held at The Office OF aid EeziH-
ter. In toe city Of Memphis, IN said District
on the Uth day Of March, A u. 1s73, at ten
O'Clock am for the purpose named In the
Zath section ofthe Bankrupt Act OF March 4
l also give you notice that I havs Med my
nuel account as Assignee OF the estate o.
said ta1krupt8, in said Court, and that on
me sth day Of March next I shall apply to
ssid Court 'or the settlement Of my said ae-
counts, and for g dlschsrge frsm al lfabfli-
" as Assignee Of said estate, n accordance
Win the provisions OF tie &th section Of the
Act OF Congress, entitled "An Act to. estab-
ltSh q Uniform system OF Bankruptcy
throughout the United Stabes," approved
March 2, 1855
O WOnLnPTDGE. Assignee
MWRrpE Il EahFuarV 81 Ig72 fe0l
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Saturday, March sth, Is72,

within legal hours, the following described
real estate, to-wit:
situate. lying and being in the county Of
ASslby and Stats OF Tennessee, beginning AZ
lob south west corner or Finn and Gaines
ssrecl, In Fort Pickering; thence west with
the south uue OF 6aines ftreetSQ feet; thence
south ia FEEL to DIVISION streSt; tnenceeass
SO feet TO Faith street, and thence nOrth nix
feet 70 6at1S2 street. Also, lots z and 5, IN
er1ng.
Terms ofsale-op a credit Of seven months.
purchaser executEg notes with approved
security Lien reta1hed 70 secure purchase
money. Equity OF redemption barred.
This February 7, 1874.
Il. u. L STEWART, Clerk and Master,
I K RIraInI AnILnIEnr L.E
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Exsnutnr's Saillsmsnf.

For the Probate Court otSheH0y county, Ten
nessee.-TO the heirs INC creditors OF VIM.
X. Hill, deceased:
NOTICE is hereby given that W. Gal
In breath, as Executor Of VIM. Keenan,
Hill, deceased, has hled In my OH se 8 settle
ment of said estate, which VIII be presented
TO the court for confirmation at tbs March
Term, 1872. to be held on the first Monday Of
said month. in the courthouse in the city OF
Memphis. February y, 1872.
JAMES REILLY, Clerk.
BY J. 81. CULLEN. d. U. a..
Charles Rortrecht Attorney. fe2A
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~asn-Rssldsst Estiss

No. 48s.-In the second Ohancsry Court OF
shelby county, Tenu5ssee--W. II. Sneed
and creditors Of g. B. Locke a Bros. J. n.
erOvIne fTO=tesi J.N.PTOvine. Mary Jane
Locke, Chartes q. Locke, Joseph Lo1kE.
Mary Locke, Washington Bond sam. Nars.
neld and We. Locke.
II appearing nom the bul which is sworn 10
i In this cause hat the defendant, W. O..
Locke, Is q resident OF Mississippi ana is 3
non-IeEident OF the State Of 1ennessess
II Is therefore ordered D the Clerk and
Master, That ne MAKE his Appearance
herein, at the court house OF the Second
ChRncsry Court OF Shelby county, In the city
Of Memphis, Tenn. OF OF before the dusf
Monday in April, B2 a plead, answer or
dsmur TO c-ompiainants' Dill, or the same
VIII be taken for confessed as TO him, said
". B. Locke, and set for hearing eE-
nshed once q week for 1ouF successive weeks
In tne Memphis Appeal. This Feb 9, 1s12
Nd. j. STEWART, CLERK aud Eastar.
Wilson a beard SOis. for ccmpIIa- fsi0 sat
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Saturday, February "a, 1872,

Being an undivided interest in remainder
OF one-half in and to q certain tract or par
eel OF land, containing about 22 acres, beirg
the same given by benjamin. West 10 MS
child en-, Lucy 4. aud Fanny W. West; same
being Ia Eleventh Surveyors District, range
5 n section z: Beginning 20 poles west and
20 poles south Of The southeast cOrner OF
Couch & StrOtheT's 500. acre survey west IL
poles ana south Tor complement. said lands
lie III the county Of Shelby and State Of Ten
nessee.
TERMS OF SALK-On q credit OF six and
twelve months; purchaser executing note
with approved security; lien retained to So
cure payment of purchase money. This
February 3, lS72.
NJ. d. Ia sTEWART, Clerk and Master.
o Som ervtlIe, Sol. for compin'ts. fs4
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Saturday Msrch is, 1872.

within legal hours, the following descrlbed
property, situated In Memphis, Shelby coun.
u tennessee. on the southeast corner or
vance aud Mulberry streets, being SIX sect
Tont On Vance street by 50 fset on Maiberrv
street q known upon the plan OF the citv
Of Memphis as part Of lot No. s. in block 80.
"A, south Memphis.
TEsMs u GALE-Onesthird In seven
month";, balance in 1hirteen aud niueteeb
months, p~nrcnaaer required to give notes
with approved securities Lien retained nm
I'll the same are paid. Equity Of redenpfioD
barred.
This February I'D, 1872
EDAUNDA COLE. Clerk and Masts..
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attachment ROtlCs.

Before ToE HoLEMAN JT, Justice OF the
Peace for Shelby county, T~enn.-Caple &
Sims VI. Andrew Batchel.
A PLACEMENT having been sued out in
IA tins above entitled cause on the ground
that the defendant Is nonresident Of the
State OF Tennessee, and the same having
been returned by the proper Omcsr, levied,
etc;
The defendant, andrew Hstohel, win AXE
notice that said suit Is set for trial On Friday,
Tom Holeman, jr., J. P, OskVille. Twelfth
Civil District, Shelby county, Tenn, at y
O'Clock u, When ard Whsr5 said defendant
will appear and defend said suit, Or the same
will be proceeded with expartei II is farther
ordered that this notice be published in the
Memphis Appeal once a week, for four weeks.
This LIST day OF February, 1872.
felA wed TOM HOLEMAP, Jr., J.. P.
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@aE b

Are Endorsed and prescribed by more lead.
Ing Physicians than any other tonic or stims
ulant now in use. They are A SURE PRE-
I for Fever and Ague, Intermittents,
Miasmatic causes. They are highly recon-.
mended IS an anti-dyspeptic, and In cases Of
Indigestion are invaluable as an Appetizer
and Recuperant, and in cases OF General De-
bilify they have in a single instance
JAILED in producing the most happy results.
They are particularly BENEFICIAL TO FE-
strengthening the body, i~nlvigorat-
ing the mind, and giving o and elasticity
70 the whole system. b HOME EdTTERS
are compounded with the greatest care, and
the public so PLEASANT TO THE TASTE,
and at the same time combining so many
remedial agents, Endorsed by the medical fra
peia. 1t costs Little TO give them . isIr trial,
and
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sol. sIssEaE
NoD-ResIdent Notice.

No. Ss7, r. DIN the Second Chancery Court
of Shelby county, Tepnessee-Bamuel
Mansfield and others VS. John Cannovan,
Samuel Gwynn, Thomas Buck, Belle BnclK
and John Buck, children OF Siias Buck, de-
ceased, and two other heirs OF said Buck
deceased.
IT appearing nom the amended bill which
Il is sworn TO In this cause that the defend
ants, Sam Gwynn, ThOmas Buck, Belle Buelt
and John Buck, minor children OF Silas Buck
deceased, and two other heirs and children
OF said Stlas Buck deceased, whose names ara
unknown to compliments, are each and all
non-residents OF the State Of Tennessee, and
that said amended bill is fled for the puu-
pose of suhtectlng the interest Of the defend.
ant Ioh CennoVan, in and TO a building
ST uated on Shelby street, Memphis, Tennes
see, known as the shelby House," 20 tina
IA OF the debts OF the o~omplatnRnts.
II Is therefore ordered, That they and each.
ofthem make their appearance horsin, at the
courthouse OF the Second Chanoery Court OF
Shelby county in b city Of Mem pills, Ten
neesee, on or before the nrst Monday In.
April, 1872, and plead, answer or demur 20
c-ompiaanants' amended hill, or the same
will be taken for confessed ss to them and
set for hearing eKparte, ana that 3 copy OF
this order be published once q week, lor four
successive weeks, IN the Msmphis Appeal.
This February ], 1872,
A copy-A Test:
MD. u. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
Bv o BFLCHER, Deputy Q. and NJ.
Scales. Sol. for cOmpPt. fe-2-fr1
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Saturday, March 8, 1872,

within legal hours, the following described
real estate, to-Wit: A certain lot or parcel OF
land, situate and l. ing in the county Of
Shelby and State OF TENNESSEE; being q part
OF Lot No. 2 Of the Nichola Long tract of 1875
acres, ounde a. follows: Beginning at the
southwest corner of said lot at a stake BLACK
oak pointeTs; thence east IS chains 80 links
TO a stake standing south TSo Weat 3 inks
from & blackjack marked B." thence north
s chains, 50 links TO a stake standing south
elo east 81 links from a Dlsckgum marked
- HI" thence west Is chains, IS noks to q
st Ike standing Il links from 3 WkitsOak
marked . :" thence Eouth So chains, SO inks
more or iess.
TEENS OF SALE-Oa a credit OF six months;
pul chaser executing note with security lien
retained to secure payment Of purchase
money. This February Is, 1872.
y. D. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
Pierce, Richards a DIX, Soils. for complain
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