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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-06-23
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SAN FRANCISCO, June 22.-Trotting
race. mile heats, three il five, between the
stations Ajax, Alexander and Oakland to-
day, $4,000 a side, was won in three
straight heats by Ajax. Best time 2:29.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-06-23
CHICAGO.
Explosion Of "a Gas Metre ut Fire
Two Men Killed and Wounded.

Two Men Killed aud , Wounded.
CHICAGO, June pa fire broke cut
about O'Clock this morning in a restau-
rant on Water street. The fire patrol, a
body of men employed by the Underwriters,
of this city, were the first to arrive on the
scene, and just as several of them entered
the burning building gas metre exploded.
Two men were burned TO death and three
other patrolmenwere badly but not serious
" injured
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-06-23

TENNESSEE BONDS have advanced in
New York to Is for the old issue and "a
for the new.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-06-23

a FEW days ago a couple of Boston run
ners entered a restaurant in Portland and
ordered dinner. One was pleased to order
a plate of baked beans. When he came to
settle he asked the price, and was informed
that forty cents would be satisfactory. The
runner was astounded and exclaimed:
isn't that a HI of price for beans?"
The man Of grub got mad, and said that
was the price and must be paid. The run
ner still uttered the same pious exclamation
Of establishment several times and paid the
scot. On going out Of the door he turned
and yelled it again, but the bean man was
silent. The next day the restaurant keep
er received a dispatch and paid the telegraph
boy forty cents. Judge, if you can, of his
utter disgust when upon opening it heread:
'Isn't that HI of price for beans?"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-06-23

GOLD is dull i'll New York, with a
downward tendency, closing yesterday at
113561134.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-06-23

THE captain of Massachusetts Whaler
on a recent voyage took from a sperm whale
which be captured in the South Pacific, an
iron belonging to the ship Catawba, Of Nan
tucket, lost some twenty years ago.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-06-23
Joaquin Miller.

SAN FRANCISCO, June D. Germany TO-
day paid joaquin Miller s., 900 in coin for
the manuscript Of new Spanish Ameri-
can poem to be published in the Overland
Magazine.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-06-23

EIGHTY thousand acres of land are ad-
vertised to be sold for taxes in one county
of Florida alone. The Mariana Courier
says that large quantities of these lands have
been abandoned by parties who sought a
home beyond the reach Of the Radicals who
have so long cursed the State with their
misrule.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-06-23

An Ohio farmer has imported ''steam
wagon" from England. 1t hauls heavy
loads through fields and woods and over or
binary roads with great facility, and is very
easily managed.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-06-23
DEMOCRArIC STATE CONVENTION,

DoN'T leave to memory what should be
written; it leads to lawsuits.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-06-23

A NEGRO recently entered a house in
Pensacola, Fla, with burglariOus intent,
but was seized and held by the lady of the
house until her husband woke up and cap
tured him at the muzzle of a pistol.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-06-23

The Cincinnati Commercial speaks Of
sthe abOminable, enervating and joyless
picnic" as one Of the American barbarisms
that are scarcely tolerated elsewhere.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-06-23

The Panama Survey.
The American surveying expedition re-
ports that the highest elevation by the La
COS river route is Al feet. Trouble is fear
ed with Costa Rica in consequence Of that
country demanding dues from the steamer,
which is flying American colOrs, as it be-
longs to the surveying expedition.
The Cuban FiIIbuster.
Edgar Stewart continues at AspinWalI in
charge Of the Wyoming.
''BOmbardment'' of Port an Prince,
The German fleet in its attack on Polt
au Prince on the 18th only fired two guns.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-06-23

A SUBSCRIBER of the st. Louis RepuJH-
can at Overton, Mo, complain that his pa
per is nearly worn out when it reaches him.
a lot of impecuniOuS loungers around the
pOst-ofice regard it as common property,
and deVour the contents as soon as the mail
arrives,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-06-23

COTTON is quiet but firm in New York
ct 26!c for middling.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-06-23

IN regard to Jesse Grant being appointed
postmaster Icy Andy johnson, johnson says
he only did il latter Gen. Grant had urged
the matter = GCzen times il person.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-06-23
SPAIN.

MADRID, June 22.-Duke de Montpen-
sier has issued his manifesto in reference to
the Crown.
Cuba.
Gen. CaTderOa, Minister Of War, has
telegraphed to the Governor General Of Cuba
that the object of the Government in its
policy towards that island is to maintain
the integrity of its territory and secure the
triumph Of the Spanish flag. The govern
nent desires to conclude war as soon as
possible and completely restore peace
throughout the entire island.
First Fight with the CarIIsts.
Yesterday, ;or the first time since the
outbreak Of the Carlist instruction, band
of insurgents awaited an attack of the gov
eminent troops. An insurrectionist band,
under command Of Saballes, which was en-
trenched near the village of Puscalten, in
the province of Navarro, encountered a bat
talon of the loyal forces, and a conflict of
five hours duration ensued. The goAern-
ment troops at length triumphed, the Car
lists being driven from their position. Con-
siderable loss was sustained on both sides.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-06-23

A KENTUCKIAN being asked how much
corn he raised, answered: "Abeut ten bar
rels of whisky, besides what we waste
making bread"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-06-23

A BABY, il lis cradle, was found among
lie rushes Of HE CCosa q Ia Moses, near
Gadsden, Alabama, last week,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-06-23

FL gY-THEEE veterans were in attend
a.c, Ill the meeting Of the soldiers Of 1872,
Lid - Paris, Ky, on the 18th and 18Th
instant,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-06-23

"Now III tell you about Ireland said
Henry Wilson, (aLiaS, etc., less than 4
year ago: CHOSE who are not beggaTs,
are natural thieves
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-06-23
A NIGHT OF HORROR.

Terrible Accident on a Canadian
Railway.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-06-23
Universal Free Trade.

LONDON, June 22.-The Golden Club
have called an International Free Trade
Congress to meet here next year. Repre-
sentatiVes from the various powers through
out the world are invited to attend.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-06-23
KINGSTON, JAM.
The Panama Survey.

KINGSTON, JAM, June 21.-A destruct-
i've fire occurred in the city of Flores, Qua
temala.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-06-23

Geo. Jones, of the New York TINES, left
yesterday for Europe,
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Eotal.............. 81 Zll&3 526sol
Whole yUtc........ 5ll6ISo
In That election Mr.. Seymour poIled
eighty votes.
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MADRID, June 22.-Duke de Montpen-
sier has issued his manifesto in reference to
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New YORK, June 2l.-The Filth avenue
conference has proven victory for Gree
ley. An that was expected Off by the i'm
practicabie5 has been defeated. Gov. Cox,
of Ohio, and David A. Wellsgo for Greeley.
Carl Schurz made an out-and-Out Greedy
speech. The boilers held a meeting TO-
day and nominated Gr0esbeck and Ohm
stead. There were not more than dozen
obscure persons present. All goes well.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1872-06-22

Paris, de Greer des produits spe-
ciaux, compOses de bromures alca.
lins cAimiqNement purs. C'est ainsi
qua etc introduite dams la thera-
peutique de pepilepsie Ia Hqneuw
as.ti-nerrease au bromure de potas-
siam ckimiqaement par, don't on a
obtenu des resultats tres remar-
quables dams plusieurs cas- invete-
res de cette triste affection. De
ces seuls fats, nous croyons deja
pouvoir assurer quill nest point
de cas- d6pilepsie, 81 grave soit-il,
qui ne puisse etre amoindri par co
medicament. a
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1872-06-22

dams pepsee le chapcau de cette femme L. coupe
rcvnt pas Lasse dattendre, ellie pt ale par II
main ct rentraina vers Ii rue dee Martyrs.
Ellie repondat par monosyllabes aux questions que
Louson pcu nquNtc cessat de lui adresser ct II
plupart du temps ellie ne p6couait meme pas. Ellie mar
chat tant6t entement tant6t vite Une caeche qu ar
vait grand trot f les totes deux coin
du boulevard ct de Ia Chauss<e-dAntn. Hepfant cut
grandpeur ct init pleurer Madeleine remporta en-
cOurant. 49, .ls ~ .s4Hs5 He#
-Ce ne sera rien! lui dit-elle; calme-toi. e7 II
Cetait ellie qui await beson detre cam3ei En- arri-
want des Martyrs ele trouva une letre par laquee
Urbain Ia prGvenait qnune aire urgente lu pelmet
TAFT pas de renrer pour diner Madeleine oissa II let
tire ct Sasst table Louis0n ellie mangea rien
Il chapeau 6tait toujouB devant yeux Quand
Louison ut couch3e ellie voulnt prendre pnceau ct
coueurs. Ellie resta mmobile, In main Fair
papier.
-Bien sur, je me slis tomp6c 80 disait-ele, ce ne
TAFT pas ui. Pourquoi me tromperait-f que lui aie
itS II moquera de moi sor quand jc lui dra t0nt
Puis, par un movement subit, elle leva jeta mn
cale sur ses 6paues ct du cote des Champs Ely
s6es. 8H A
Ellie 70 trouva tout coup devant le cafe chantant tout
illumn& elle sarr4ta peu embarss6e ct ramena
wolfe visage. Ellie rcgsrdat part0ut chcrchant
Urban Un gsrcon qu vint Apasser ct quee intenogea
dune vox trembnnte lui appt quon ne rayait pas IN
do la joum6e
AMEDEE AcHARD.
fla sxitc an proclaim nHm[ro.J
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1872-06-22
Les MILE EFT UNE
CONNAISSANCES TITLES.
CLXXv

Ce fut en- Angleterre, en- 1851,
que pon constata pour la premiere
f0is rutilite du brOmure de pOtas-
stun dams repilepsie. Sur quinze
cas-, Sir Charles IAcock Obtint
quatOrze success. Radcliffe ct Tay-
lor publierent un peu plus tard
des observations extremement ST.
gnifcatives. A rasile de North
ampton, lie docteur Williams SOU
NIT trente.sept epileptiques q la
medication bromuree, ct trente
yirent leurs attaques s'elOigner
considerablement. Robert Melon
nell fit connaitre ensuite les result
tats tres encourageants de 50 pra-
tique. NJ. Clouston, medecin en-
chef de pasile de Cumberland ct
de Westmoreland, publia IN me-
moirc on il exp0sa les d0nnees de
ses experiences. II q reuni vingt-
neuf epileptiques "de date ancien-
ner; il q note Ia situation respec-
tive de ces malades ct s'est surt0ut
Occupe du nombre des attaques,
du pOids ct de In temperature du
corps, des conditions physiques ct
de petat mental, puis il les a tous
soumis at meme regime ct leur q
administre des doses progressive.
ment croissantes de br0mure de
potassium. sie9a ffistsaa 81
Sous Influence dece traitement,
le nOmbre total des attaques, dit
NJ. Clouston, tomba graduellement
an sixieme; les attaques du jour
farent reduites q pen pres 4 un
douzieme, ct celles de Ia mutt a I'M
tiers environ. Dams un quart tles
cas- retat mental des malades filt
graduellement amei0re.
En- France, egalement, des me-
decins tres distingues, NM. Le-
grand du Saule ct Falret, de rhos.
pice de Bicetre, ont experiments
cette medication depuis un certain
nOmbre d'annees ct en- ont Obtenu
des resultats tres remarquables.
Mais d'apreslese etudes nombreu-
ses qui ont etc faitcs sur ce pro
duit, il est etabli que le bromure
dep0tassium du commerce content
divers sells: iodure ct chlorurc de
potassium, potasse hbre on carbo-
natee, sulfate de pOtasse, azotate
de sOude ct bromate de potasse.
On a trouve jusqu'a 80 pour 100
de chlorure. En- presence de Tm-
purete de ce produit f0urni par le
commerce, est.il etOnnant que
quelques insuccAs soient venus un
peu afYaiblir Ia haute conhance
qu'inspirait cette medication ! Les
observatenrs les plus 3claires sont
aujourd'hui persnades que 81 le
bromure de potassium, nOn-seule-
ment ne produit pas tOuj0urs les
resultats qui lui sOnt propres, mais
fait parfois snrgir des pheronlene-
anxquels on ne devrait point sat
tendre, c'est ason impuret3, c'est
A d'autres sells doues de prophecies
differences on Opposees quill FAINT
rattribuer. I ia nH , iIf
Ce fait Gtant aaQuis a ir0hserva
tion, il est venu 4 rid6e de quel
ques chimistes. entire sutres de
! MN. J.-A. Pennies ct Polisse, ds
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Etats. Ellie aura Ia preponderance
numGrique ct gouvernera d sa
fantaisie. Deja en- majorite, ellie a
valu d M. Stevenson ct consorts
daccablants imp6ts, des lois ruiz
neuses; ellie, qui accomplit le tra-
vail manuel de pEtat, ne produit
que le quart de ce que fut la re-
colte de sucre au temps de Fescla-
wage, ct est loin de justifier les
riantes predictions de Banks sur
les bienfaits immedliats de paffran-
chissement. M. Stevenson saittOut
celia par experience, etc'est malgre
celia, on pour mieux dire 4 cause
de celia, quill veut aggraver lie NAL,
CONNIE firent ses predecessors en-
sc jetant dams la revolution pour
6chapper aremancipation. II obeit
au meme esprit, ct ses cajoleries
aux noirs enanent du sentiment,
81 sentiment il y q, du proprietaire
feodal; il ne leur offre pas le ira
vail q Ia part on n parcelle de terre
a vendre; il sen tient an salaire
quill c0mpte voir baisser quand Ia
Louisiana sers devenue cOlonie
africaine, avec quelques seigneurs
blancs. Mais cette utopie est plus
irrealisable qu'aucune autre, car 81
les noirs accouraient en- foule 4
pappel de M. Stevenson, lis lui
feraient une loi plus dure que celle
quill snbit ct finiraient par le de-
pouiller ct lelaisser avec lie baggage
ct la philosophie dc Bias; eux-
mtmes, enivres ct pris de vertigo
dams Ignorant exerciee dun pou.
voir sans contr6le, eux qui ont tant
besoin de Ia tutelle rationale, fai-
SAINT corps a part, constituent un
Etat dams rEtat, subiraient bien-
tot le clioc mortel que leur predi-
salt Lincoln, ct scraient anGantis
apres avoir detr,lit quelques exis-
tences humaines. Greeley 6prou-
vait a leur sujet les memes appre-
tensions que Lincoln, ct, dams une
conversation avcc le lieutenant
gouverneur Dunn, enoncait le
veu de colonies africaines, mais
places hors du champ d'action de
larace blanche qui, dams Ia nation,
possode ct gartlera les avantages
incontestables du nombre ct de
Ia capacite. Les heritiers dc Ia
zone servile, les grands planteura
de Ia douzieme heure ne reussiront
pas 4 faire prevaloir un plan ega-
lement fhneste a Pune ct lautre IA
&c qai peuvent yivre en- paix, ala
condition que II propri6t4 se trans,
forme de maniere q ttre acccssi.
BILE 4 tous ct q former une majorite
de citoyens ct de oontribuables.
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Or, raveuglement du moderne
accspareur est plus complet, son
illusion plus grossiere, son calcul
plus faux, sill est possible, que
ceux De rancien proprietaire d'es-
claves- u aura bean, Pargent d Ia
main, depeupler une paroisse, y
faire le vide ct le desert; il llli
faudra cultiver respace immense
ct en- tirer les produits sans les
quels il ma aucune valeur. La Sc
dresse rinexorable logique, surgit
l'insurmontable obstacle; lie nou-
veau .seigneur est maitre absolu,
il est vrai, mais CONNIE Robinson
dams son lie, ct ses reves ambi-
tieux aboutissent q des champs
en- friche. II a exile rhOmme libre,
ct il ma plus pesclave. Pris au
piege lie ses vains desirs, il cher
che 4 s'echapper par des strata
genes chimGriques, ct, par ses
preoccupstions personnelles ct
egorstes; ajoute au trouble ct a Ia
confusion qui regiment actuelle-
ment dans le Sud. f,.
NJ. John A. Stevenson, grand
propri3taire de St-Jean- Baptiste
ct autes ieux, est le type le plus
parfait de raristocrstie ffaiche
&close don't nous venons de parler.
G Compatriotc dO'C 'Connell, il ma
point importe de Ia verte Erin les
tr6sors de Golconde, ct dependant,
tandis que Paddy, venu CONNIE
lui l6gcr de baggage, creuse les
foeses ct construit les lcv6es sous
les fenx du s0leil OH les douches
de Ia plnic, N. Stevenson a achete
de ses Economies une dolizaine
d'habitations ct eclipse John
Burnside, alitrc lord irlandais qui
a Ggalement bcaucOup plus de
terre quill men peut cultiver. NJ.
Stevenson, d Ia recentc convention
r6formistc dc la Nouvelle- Orl6 leans,
dams un Language rude ct direct, a ex-
primo les sottcis, c0ufess6 les torts
etrevGle les tendances dn monopo-
le foncier ct agricole, don't i est le
principal representant. Son ma
nifeste laconique conhrme ton
tes NOS critiques du grand domai-
ne,-kdbemss o.etsxtem resm.
Cest bien rennemi que nous
avons en- presence, Tennemi public
qui ne e cache pas pour dire que
son interet prime le salut general,
ct que Get interet reclame raffica-
nisation de n Louisiane. Suivant
ce plan hardiment etale, nctre con,
tree semi trOpicale sera soumise
comme IN attrait, oaverte comme
I'm banquet, = = population
De coaleur 6parse dams les antres
.stff@MsilF l6 etsiass t ssl ie
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L'AGRIcULrURE VAMPIRE

Lie baron Justus de Liebig ac-
xnsait jadis pAngleterre da6amer
le monde en- orgaDisant Ia culture
ayec les gros capitaux ct en- pratt
quaint les fortes famures pour OBJ
tenir les grands produits. II lui
reprochait d'avoir importe en- qua
rante ans les elemeuts necessaires
a la nourriture de cent trente mil
lions d'hOmmes, sans alimenter
avec celia ses vingt-neuf millions
d'habitants, ct d'avoir vole . tons
les autres peuples de rEurope les
conditions de Ia fertilit4 du sol.
Et, non sans raison, il traitait de
vampire ragliculturc anglaise.
Or, perreur etle crime du dOmai-
me feodal dc la Grande- Bretagne
ne sont ricn aupres de ocux lie Ia
,grande plantation du Sud des
Etats- Unis. A celle-ci, il faut des
bras nombreux, des legions dc
machines humaines, ct resclavage
fat d'abord sa base indispensable.
Cest ainsi qu'elle vecut, aux de-
pens des masses, dams linquiete
jonissance de biens que Ia fortune
devait lui faire payer 81 cher, car
la fortune est IN usurier qui pr6te
torjours a gros interets Nous
sommes emu dune compassion sin
cere ct profonde pour le planteur
d'autrefois, don't nous avons yu
II grandeur ct Ia d4cadence, qui
expie auiourd'hui dams le cilice ct
sur Ia cendre dies fantes qui fnrent
celles des circumstances pfnt6t que
des indiyidns, ct &c nest pas de
cctte premiere ct triste yictinc de
l'institutiOn brisee par Ia gl,crre
que nous voudrions fairc saigner
les plaies. Mais au planteiir pros
tern< ct mOurant a succ6tlG 10 ca
pitalistc qni, apres avoir conquis
Ia teison dor dams parene COM
mecialc, Went accaparer ct main
tenir en- bloc les terrrs qui d@jA
.<taicnt en- pleiilc voic de morcelle-
ment. II ne ressemble en- rien au
patriarche hospitalier, liberal ct
prodigne du bon vienx tempA ct i
apporte dams l'agricultnre toate
rapret6 du n6goce. II ne remplit
pas une fonction, Il poursuit une
speculation ct envahit les regions
Len plus riches de 10 Louisiane,
accumnlant habitation sur habita-
fion. Tel, 4 mi sedl, possade r.
tendne dun d6partement ffa,5cais
on dune principante allemande,
ct nest point assonvi. 81 el lord
aaglais eat I'm vampire, que serait
g linancier, Go parvenu, aux yeux
de Liebigs !,
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C.. L. CHApOT Ell
EER6lANTlER ..-..
angle dcs rues Bourbon ct Bienvilla

OfTre a sa nombrcuse clientele mn grapa
assortment dc DRignolres on zinc ct en-
ferbanc. Bains DO siege, Bs3es Dc
Picds, Rnins dc Dsuc hes.
Aussi une grnnde varieie de stoves do
mcilcures marques. pour bois et Charlton
Crates dc cleininscs, dc toutes grandcnrs
BnsseriGs dc Csisine, do touirs qualities
fT-Les oro,.s seron. executes nveo soin ct
pronpii,ude ct des pix modsres. mia.
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HEUILLEroN DU 4llHsCHACEB&.,.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-07-22
NoN-REsIDENTS
Northeastern Nntiee.

No. 81, r, DIN the Second Chancery Court
OF SheIpy county, Tennessee-Humes &
PostOn VS.. WI Ward.
n appearing from the bill which Il sworn
Il TO IN this cause that the defendant w
J. Warl, is justly indebted to the compIainapf
in the sum Of $50, due BY open account Tor
professional services, and thai said defendant
is a nonresident OF the State Of Tennessee.
a that for these causes an attachment was
sued out Of this court against the property OF
defendant, and the same was issued, and has
been returned by the sheriff, duly levied on
the property Ofdefendant, WI. Ward:
1t Is therefore ordered by the Clerk and
Master, That he makeh his appear ance herein,
at the Courthouse Of the Second Chancery
Court, in the city Of Memphis, Tennessee, on or
before the first Monday In August, 1872, and
plead, answer OF demur to compliments bill,
or the same viii be taken for confessed as TO
him, and set for hearing ezparte; and that a
copy OF this order be published once a week,
for four successive weeks in the Memphis
This June 18th, 1872.
4 copy-Attest,
d. d. l. STEWART Clerk and Master.
BY CRABTBEE BELCHER, d. {. and N.
T. b. Turley, Sol. for Complainant fu20
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Saturday, August 10, 1872,

sell to the highest bidder, for cash, i'm fIont of
the Sherlh7S office on Second street, near
the corner Of Union, and IN the city of Mem
phiS, the following described real estate, to-
wit: 30 2z acres of land lying east Of Mem
phis, about II miles on the north side Of the
road known as the state Line or Germantown
road, and being part Of the subdivision of the
Race Ground tract, as laid OF and SubdiVi-
sion in the division Of the real estate of VIM.
Winchester, under decree of the Circuit Court
Of Shelby, at the Jun term, 1911: Beginning
at a stake in the north line Of Lot No. 2 Of
said subdivision, which stake is y chains,
4S15 links from the NV corner of Lot MOL;
running thence d chains, S1s links eastWart
with the north line of Lots Nos. ?, 3 and 4 Of
said subdivision to a stake in the north line Of
Lot No. 4, which is Mrs. Helen NJ. Registers
northwest corner; hence southwark, parallel
with the west line of Lot No. 4, IS chains, 80
links to a stake in the south line Of Lot No. 4;
thence westward with the south lines of Lots
Nos. 4 and 3, $ chains and q links 10 a stake
in the south line of Lot No. 3, which stake is
the southeast corner OF Mrs. Janet Lakes %
acre tract; thence nOrthward with the east
line OF Mrs. Janet Lakes said N-acre tract =
chains, 81 links to a stake, which is the north
east corner Of said 9-aCre tract; thence west
ward with the north line of said 2O-acre tract
7 chains, 3D. links to the northwest corner of
said 1O-aere tract; thence nOrthward, parallel
with the east line Of Lot No. 2, Links to
the beginning, levied on as property Of I. W..
Lake. a. p. CURRY,
Sheriff of shelby county.
A. N. SteDhens, Atty for pltf. iyI9 fri