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GREDIT0g'S HsT;cE

No 2S-In the First Chaneary Court Of Shell
Iennessee.-J. l. 81 5essumB.
AumTf etc. Va FRANCIS Bgrum e al
II appearing that an order has been an.
4 tered IN this cause requiring al creditors
OF the estate OF r. j. ByTum- deceased, 70
come forward, ale ana estahllEh their
claims, etc:
II Is therefore ordered, That al such crsd-
ltors make their appearance herein, at
me courthouse IN tbs city OF mem-
phis, Tennessss, On or before the drsf
Aond2y IN March, 1917, and have
themseives made parties to tais raif,
and exhibit and prove their claims
or demands against saiu estate. or he cause
viii be proceeded with exparts; snd that a
copy or this OTdee be published oucs = week,
Appeal
A cODy-aftsst:
EDMUEDA COLE. CLERK and Master.
BY FL. BLACK, Deputy z. and Il.
e. "a. Heard, Sol FOR cOmpPnt faZi wed
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Of Columbus, Ga. TheL following

c appear
!. Thss the prosperity Of Columbus and
the increase In value Of It's property De
ponds almost wholly on Its msnufsctar
ing interests.
2, mat The production Of the factory
during the yesr Just closed was greater
BY eighty per cent. than 1t Was durinf
the wear 1870 although b Eumber o.
looms bsve only been Increased from two
hundred INC forty totWo hundred sno
6fty.
sngss red by standing orders which cannot
be filled In less than four weeks.
4. That the assets Of the company
aggregate { $L,6l2, 746 and the liabilities
exclusive of capital stock. fi59. 4ls. The
years profit were 32O4, S2 IS. subject how.
ever to q deduction of tl9, 77s "A on &C
count ofintereat.
5. That these profits have arisen from
six months full work with unskiled
labor.
6. The total undivided PROFITS of the
company are $24I, 38l which have beer
made under difficulties and necessary ex'
peDdttures for repairs, MEM. Wilson'S
raid and the torch Of his incendisries)
q. The stock on hand, bills receivable
snd book accounts foot SAC, 900.
5, The company will this year incTeass
consumption twenty-five per cent, not
W~ithstsnding sdvsnced price of cotton.
9. The increase of sales in 1871 was
eighty-three per cent, as compared with
the sales OF 1870. and the sales OF the FIRST
two weeks Of 1872 exceed those of the cor
responding period last year twenty-five
per cent.
These facts need no comment. They
speak trumpet-tOngued In their own ex-
PLANTATION, and furnish thoughtful men a
lesson that carries its own best commen-
tsry on its face.
RIVAL OF MEMPHIS.
In view Of these facts, and Of the
proposition published some days ago
by the APPEAL, we have a letter from
Brownsville and another from Jack
son, each saying that the people Of
those places viii furnish a fair bonus
to the owners of the mill Of which we
spoke, II by this means the machinery
Of the establishment may be trans
ferred to either of those towns. Will
not Memphis, and merchants, and
property-hOlders here evince as much
wisdom as the enterprising people Of
interior towns? 1t is easier for Mem
phis to invest half a million in
a cotton mill than for Brownsville to
devote one hundred thousand dollsrs
to the same ~benehcent purpose. Why
do we depIore the decadence of public
morals, the depravity of helpless, i'm
poverished women, the "msckrelism"
Of unemployed youths, when we fur
nish no field for honest toll in which
these classes may earl bread? The
churches should preach of cotton
mills, and they who never grow weary
Of talking about the b~enefcence Of
schools should reflect that there is a
stronger necessity for clothing and
bread, and that when these are sup
piled and children and women are
gathered in villages around a cotton
mill that schools and churches rise up
rs naturally as wealth and population
are accumulated.
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NONRESIDENT R0TlGE.

No. As7.-In the Second ChancoTY Court OF
Shelby county, Tennesssa-JamCs W. Ring-
BAN Vs. James n. EOmeDy, Fannie A. Tom,
env, VIM. Huntington e1 al.
IT appearing nom the Dill which Is sworn 70
Il in this canse that the defendants, James
n. T0meny, Fannie A. TOmsnY and his wife
and VIM. Huntington, are nOn-resioents OF
the State o. Tennessee;
II u therefore ordered by b Clerk anC Mas
ter, b they makatheir appearance herein,
at the Courthouse Of the BecOnd Chaneery
COurt Of Shelby county, In the city OF
Memphis, IsnE-, on Or before the 1rEl
Monday In April, B72, and plead, an
sWar or demur to eomplainAut's bill, or
the same Will be taken for confessed as 70
them and set for hearing sxParte. ant tn
q copy OF this order be published once q
week, for four successive weeks. in the Mem.
phis Appeal.
This February IA, IsI2.
A-oopy-atte1Ls
Md. L BTEWAET. Clerk and MaHtar.
Bye. BBLCHER, ID. o. and a.
Randolph, hammond a Jordon, Soils. for
cnmpIa1na1L fel5 ia
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II is expected, some time in August.
After crossing il, he expects to find
the open Polar Sea, described by navi-
gators, on which he viii embark and
sail around to Greenland and Spitz
bergeR-if he can. We are inclined to
believe that he will get into Symes'
Hole and never get out again.
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EXEcuTRIX knIIcE,

HAVING qualified as executrix OF SULJUE
H Q. HoLsT, deceased, this Is 10 notify Al
persons having claims against the est ste OF
said decedent to nie them with me- duly
rov6n within the time allowed by law, OF
the same wall be forever barred; ali perE1ns
indebted to said decedeDt viii eoB1e torWard
and settle, without delay. January q. IS72.
y. HOLSr, Ex peutrtx.
Beeeher q Bslehess Attorneys iasotr
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~Ann-RasldEnf anfIna

No. AZ, R. DIN the Second Chanesry Couri
Of shelby county, Tennessea. John Bsrrt.
gan, Admir- OF the estate OF Patrick Mahsr
deceased. rs. Thomas Fleming and wife
Mary Fleming, srd the heirs-at-lsW Of Pat.
rick MaheI, deceased.
1T appearing nom the bill duly sworn to in
i this cause that the names and residences
OF the heirs-aG-laW or Patrick Manner, decd,
are to complainant, and the same
cannot be ascertRfnvd alter d1iigsnt inquiry
and thai the bill OF complainant il Med IN
this court TO fOreClOse a mortgage executed
by defendants, Thomas IND Mary Fleming
to Patrick Maher, now deceased. on a lot OF
round in Fort Pickering, Shelby county,
Tennssses; bsing A. feet or Main street, Wesi
side, by lN% fest back TO the Mississippi and
Tsnnessee Aailroad, being q part OF Block
No. %, as lGid down on RuckeTismap:
1t is therefore ordered, That they, the heirs.
at-laW OF Patrick Maize make thsir appear
ance herein, at the courthouse CT the Second
ChRncery Court of Shelby county, in the city
or Memphis, Tennessee, on or before the
first Monday in April IS72, and plead,
answer or dsmur to com plainanGs Dill or
tbs same VIII be taken for confessed as to
them, the said unknown heirs OF Patrick
Mahsr, deceased, and set for hearing exparts;
and hat a copy OF this order DO published
onos q week, for four successive weeks, in
the Memphis Appeal. This February l, LB7L
A copy-attest:
NE. u. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
p. j. Mulverhli. sol. for Oomplsnt. faI fri
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Atiachment HnlIaa

Before ToM HoLEMAE, Jr, Justice OF fbs
Peace for shelby county, Taun.-Eewfs n
4Onanan vs.. andrew HatoheL.
A TrACHHENT having bsen rued out in
n the above entitled cause. on the oround
that this defendant "a q nonresident Of fbe
state OF Tennessee, and the sane having
been returned oy b proper of1czr, levied.
ETC.:
h defendant, Andrew Hatohel. win taxa
notice that said suit is set for trial on Frfdav-
the nrst day OF March, 1872, At y O'Clock m.
AZ the once OF Tom HO,eman, r.. J. r.. Oak
vile, EEenuh CIVIL District. Shelby o6unry-
Esnnss Wnen and where Gzfd defandaut viii
appear and defend aid mil - fbe-c
0s proceeded with expsrte; il fs urtaer or
dered that this notice be pubIiEhsd III tha
Aempnls appeal once q week, for four
fsl4 wed TOM HOTFW ~ T
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attachment Neties.

NO. lgls, A. DIN the First Circuit Court ?
Shelby county, Tennesses-John Somer.
vile vs. VIM Cash. Br.
IN this cause an attachment having baz,
a sued Q under section 1856 Ofthe Code and
returned into Court, levied upon the real -
ATE OF and affidavit having been
LIZ IN the sum OF tlcO by account, and NAT
TIE defendant is q nonresident OF the state
Of Tennessee;
It Is therefore ordered, That he make hls
personal appearance herein, before he TudTa
OF the First Circuit Court Of Shelby CounfT
On bhe snlro Monday in Nay next and
defend said attachment suit within NJ time
prescribed By law, or the same VIII be pro-
cesded with expRrte. and that q COPY OF fhis
Becuttve weeks In the Memphis AppeaT.
Done at ONCE this 18th day anuar Ig2.
FRANK TAFT, Clerk,
By e F. COLKHAH, EeDufy Cerr.
JnO. SOmervile. ATTORNEY for DiainfiF fa0afr
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DEFORE JAMES HALL. q JuztIcs OF me
- Peace Tor Shelby c0uuty. Tennessee
John Howard Lane Reese p. itcHaru ".
Jim RawiiugA
FFlDAVIT having been mads in this
n cauE6 That the ~refenaau6 i8 Justly In
debted % the plaiata the sum % NH sl5 two
lo-lN dollars ard lite eat rom tas eleventh
day Of February, Is67, tue by prnm1usCry
nOte or said dat0s ard Tho said attachment
having been EWCrn ont That the defendant
was . non resident % lheEtars OF Tennessee,
and the same having hszn returned levied
~ the proper o1icsTs
II Is therefore ordered, That the G~sGandaub,
Jim rawlings. appear before ms al my Omce,
IN the e1ty OF Memphis, Tenn. o M Lhs 18th
day OF March, B72- 81 10 o'clucE am. or Inc
same VIII be proceeded Win sEparts. 10 is
mrther ordered, that this order 81 notice be
published N the Memphis Daily appeal, a
newspaper published In the city Of u amphis.
once q Week, for four c~oUsacutfve weeks.
This 9Th day Of February, E87Z.
JAMES HALL, JuEilcf Of the Peace
fell sad for EnarHw nmnrfw-
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HOndaY, Lei ed, la72

ct Y O'Clock M, at the Real Estate Exchangs
Of Roystsr, Trezevant AGO., northeast corner
Of Main and Jefferson streets. in the citF Of
Memphis, SO much of the following described
tract Of land as will be necessary 70 pay q
certain note given by said Russell to Mrs. u.
Q. Reed, for the sum Of 8ESl %, payAbl9 on
ths 18th day OF July, A. D. III. with interest
from the 18th day OF July. A.D. S5O, until
paid, tO-w1 excepting forty.nve l45l acres Of
the said land, heretofore -Telinquished by ms
a. trustee, and excepting also seventy acres
Of said tract not embraced in said TruEi
Deedl: Lying in Shelby county and begin
ming at a STAKE in the center OF the Raleigh
and fernando road. in the southwest corner
OF q thirty-acre tract conveyed 10 John Pops
by ohm ID. White; thence east - chain q
Links to 8 stake 5 links west OF q gumtreR
marked J. P. and J. u. WI thence north e
chains 81 n to q stake In JOIN POpe's east
line; thence east ID chains - links with
Snssd's line and center OF Macon Tosd 10 s
stake corner OF George
land; thence south with Graham's line 81
chains u ink 70 a stake IN Graham's south.
west corner, 8 Links west OF a poplar marked
]. g.; thence west 20 chains 10 Ink with
center OF Raleigh and fernando road
thence north with Pope's east line, center o.
said Raleigh and fernando road 81 chains
and 10 Links to the beginning, containing
I8lh Rores-exceptinR from said sale As aer 3
OF said described tract, heretofore relin
Quished by me to the said Russell, N also
excepting seventy acres Of sha same not 8m
braced In said Trust Deed. Title believed tc
be good but 1 convey as TIustee only
Eouity of redemption waived.
dE-fe2 John P IRRELEVANT. Trustee.
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s~sa-Rssidsns Hssiss

No. 4sI.-In the First ChauosEy Court OF
Shelby county, Tsnuess-e-El5trher Lane
q Newton Ford VI Anthony =. L2nss CT al.
IT appearing nom r1dsy IA this Cause
4 that the defendant Anthony o. Lane Is
q resident Of the state OF Mfzs.ssfpuf and q
non-ras1dent OF theS STATE Of Tennasgess
II Is therefore oFugl8d, IEE ne make
MS appearances herein, at The courthouse
IN the city OF Memphis, TsnnosEsG. On or be-
fore the drst Monday Ia March, Ls1l snd
plead, answer or demur 70 compIainantia
Oil, or the same VII oe taken for confessed
a. 20 Tim and se1 for hearing sEpsTts; and
thai a copy of this order be pub
ushed olcs q week, for four EXCESSIVE
weeks, Ia The Memphis Appeal
A ~copy-AtteBt:
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk ana Mastsr.
By e. B. AOHEEEE, deputy q. euu "a
Jarnagin q Erayser, lois. for camulatuanta,
An ri
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Chsnesry Court Eotles.

Nos. $50, &52, 1887, RID, consolidated In tha
second OhancerT Court Of Shelby COUNTY.
Hetmstadt and others vs.. me
memphis GernRn Savings Institution &c al.
- THESE causes, pulsuant 70 an order Of The
Il court entered herein. notice Is hereby
gwen 70 all persons having claims AGAINST
the defendant, the Memphis German S9z-
Lng9 institution, TO come IVA and ay-
ntbit their demands and nave themselves
made parties 90 OomplainaDts' bin. within
the time prescribed by Law. or theF VIII be
tereVer barred. Done az CmCs, IN Memphfa.
this February u, 1871
ND. STEWART. Clerk and Master.
Lohn RullCaE. SnIa- Tor nnmnL-n.- - N
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But the Apalanchg continues:

But the AUGtQnche continues:
The case is illustrated By the following
conversation which occurred during the
past week between 3 couple Of cotton
holders and an Avslsnchian:
First Merchant Hooking very blue over
q dispatch just reosiYedE" Mr., can the
great and good Avalanche write up cot
ton and Guilt the Market"
AvslRnchisn looking ENTHUSIASTICALLY
-" My business Is neither to write up nor
down. but to present facts to the public as
they occur"
Second Merchsnt-"No, tor heavens
sake, no more writing NJ; the APPEAL
has bssn doing that for over a week and
prices have declined n cent. If "a
paper can DO that much damage, why
there viii be the devil 70 pay should the
Avalanche engage in the writing up bust
ness"
You see, reader, the case Of the AU-
alanehe is illustrated by sn assumed
cOlloquy between two ''fgure-head"
merchants and itself. The APPEALS
case is sustained by a larger number of
merchants than those whose names
are appended TO the following hand
some endorsement:
The position which the APPEAL hsz tax
en- dunrg tn0 WHO'S season uponfthE cot
ton question Is approved by the under
signed:
Ford, Porter 4 Co, D~andrdge, Mitchell q
j. X. d &C.,, Co,
Morris, Lea a Co, Owen, McNutt & Co.,
Malone. Thomas &C., Ralph Wormley& Co.,
J.G Terry Co, W. b. Galbreath,
Stewart Bros.NGWynDeFargason & Clay,
BIB, Fontalne a Co, ROgan, Seldom & Co,
Clark, KY q Co, ZONES, Brown Co,
DIllard Bros Coffin, z. B. Haynes & Co.,
Estes Fizer a Ptnson, Eugby, Johnston q Co,
u. FITZGERALD a Co, A. HstchetL,
p. s Jones s. ". Greene.
Brooks Neely & Co. CbTisman, Stewart &
Hicks Briggs Pattsr- Co..
son, shane, Harris & Co.,
Geo. n Ware a Co, D. II. Townsend,
StrattOn, James q Co. Keel & Co,
fearces Suggs q 90.
The Avalanche had better hereafter
know with certainty before il speaks.
And it should learn q lesson from this
never again to allow its envy (sl-
ways eOntemptible) to 80 far get the
better Of its discretion as to lead it
into the cOmmittsl Of offences against
good sense, truth and simple justice
10 the people Of the city, whence it
draws the little sustenance on which
it barely breathes. |.
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RH9
Olsta
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Chancsry Sale Of Rszl Estate
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY "A, Is72.

No. 4l69-In the Second Chaneery court OF
shelby county, Eenuesssa-L- A. d. 8horH
AdA1 OF x. I. shore, deceased, VI John b.
nor ct 81
nI virtus of an in5eriocutoy decree for
~ sale entered IA the Shove cause. Iauuarv
81. Ib5ls I VIII sell at public auction. TO The
highest bidder In 'front.' Of the CLERK and
Masters once OF the Second ChancsU Court.
GreenlaE Block, second street., seioW Union.
city OF Memphis, Tennessee, on
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the CHIC0T Affair
A FoOlishIy Tlndi0tiVe and WEHpeFatIvs
Answer to Mr.. o. E. MOOre's Letter.
A Stupidity Malignant Letter, With Is con.
spicuSus only for it, BIsckgaa 'dIsm.

We find the following letter in the
Chicago evening Mail, of a recent date
and give it to our readers as q sample
of the "answers'' the tools of Clayton
make to straightforward assertions OF
fact from men who, though f:om the
North, have the right to tell the truth
IEDIToRs APPEAL.
The following private letter from
the acknowledgement of Arkansas in
reply TO a letter denouncing Senator
ClaytOn's course In that State, has
been handed to US with permission to
publish.-GEDs. CHICAGO MAIL.
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Is not surpassed by any OF ia contempOrs-
ries. II is the
PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE
For the Professional Man, for the Merchant.
for the Farmer, for the Mechanic.
Subscription Price Greatly Reduced

DAILY-For one year Exclusive OF Sunday
$40 90; For six months, IS 90; For threC
months, 50 90.
SUNDAY-For one year, 50 50; For stz
months, 81 Is; For three months, IS cents.
WEEKLY-Fer one year, So 50; For SIX
months, 81 Is; For three months, 70 cents.
CLUBBING RATES.-TO clubs of two on
more subscribers we viii send our Mammoth
Weekly, the largest paper In the South-S3x52
inehes-for one year, each, 81. To clubs Of
two or more subscribers, We will send the
SUNDAY APPEAL for one year, each, SO.
NEWs-DEALERS, AGENTS, ETC.-NeWs-
paper dealers, express agents, country mer-
chants, postmasters, depot agents, and any
friends of the MEMPHIS APPEAL, who win
do so, are requested to procure regular subserf-
beIs, remitting to us the amount, less ten per
cent, or five per cent. for clubs, for their ser-
vices; or, If preferred arrangements for com.
pensation viii be made. Address APPEAL,
Mam0hfs. Tenn.
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Ihs NeW Mamnhla Iheatar

rs now offered for sale or lease. BIDS or
i proposals, either for purchase or lease.
will be received until tbs nrEs OF April nexf.
Address THOMAS WlCKERSHAM, Room
No Ia second door, Old Postohic0 Bniding,
Memphis, Tenn e6F
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\ guuk kIA the AlhlUH,
a ADREAGE PRTvATK COUNCILLOR 10
MNHtbAfA0R iTHE ARRIR or those about
CHING Ito marry, on the DhyBiologi,
WG4gEs loai mysteries and rgveIa-
tons OF the sexual system, with the latest
discoveries In producing and preventing on
spring. preserving the complexion, etc.
This u an Interesting work of two huudrad
and tWantY-fcur pages, with numerous en-
rawlings contains Valuahle information
for those who are married or contemplate
marriage; still Il Is q book that to be
under lOck and key, and not Laid carelassly
about the house.
Addrss Dr. Bat Dtspe18a-yt No Y y,
Eighth street, st. Louie, Mo.
81 Hoeos 0thS A1tscsed dlsa U~NcFaSatss
Before applying 70 the notorious oUAOKp
who advertise in public papers, or using any
QUAOK peruse Dr. Butts WorE, 40
matter what your disease Ii. or how doplora
bleyour condition.
d.. Butts can be committed, personally on
mail, on this di5saEss mentioned IN his WOTk
nice No. Y Eighth street, BET. Market and
Walnut. st. Louis, Mo. Jei7d&T
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Trust Sah

BIBy virtue OF r. 3 RusseII's Trust Deed
to me, dated the 18TH & of July. A ID. 1870,
and recorded in Book 70, page 8lA 1 viii sell,
foroQgh.
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COLONEL 3. Q. BoUDINOT
Special correspondence of the Appeal

WARRINGTON, February 10.
To-day has been a feld-day in the
senate. Your poor palsy-stricken
senator, BrownlOw, had speech read
by the clerk, in reply to what Mr..
Beck said OF his administration while
governor Of Tennessee. The vindic.
tive old parson, though he is para
USED and shaking over the grave, has
lost none OF the splendid powers of
abuse and villihcation which so dis
tinguished him when he and his
brother Payne argued the question Of
slavery; BrOwnloW then holding that
il was a GOd-given institution, and
abusing everybody who differed from
him. After
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BRoWNLOW,

another eX-parson, Harlan, who, a
few years ago, was a poor cireuit-ri-
der, and who is now senator from
Iowa, and a man Of great wealth,
rose to defend the Grant administra-
ton from the charges of corruption
and a violation of the neutrality laws,
made by Senator Sumner yesterday
then Carl Schurz made a splendid
charge upon the c0rruptions OF Grant.
L listened to BrOwnloW and Har-
Ian to day, and thought that when
these two renegade preachers "hand-
ca IN their checks" l would say, as
Brian DeBois Guilbert did, when he
heard that Front De B@uf was killed,
what a brave addition to the king
dom OF Satan !" for ii the devil does
not get both these old soul-peddlers,
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PURE OLD soURRoN
RXH
.. a. HILLER cHIeKEN.cocK aRAnr

/. A. EILLER GHIGKEN-G0GK BRAND.
I'VE call the particular attention OF the
w Wholesale trade TO our large stock OF
Whistles, mostly or the celebrated and we'll
knoWn brand for the past twenty years OF ].
A. Miller C~htck6n-Jock Bourbon and Rye
Whisky, made in Psris, Bourbon county,
KY, and warranted TO the trade for It's pm.
rtty and uniformity In quality, and to I'M
prove by age faster than any other whisky,
made In the nneBt eOOperage. We have DIFF.
ferent ages, the new, one, two, three, four
and I'VE years OF age, al prices varying az 70
age, etc.
brand on one head OF the barrel and the
burnt brand OF the distillery on the other
head, made in and in rom Paris, Bourbon
county, KY.
Wholessl 10 dealers, gr0osrs md druggists
are invited TO exAmtne our stock. FOR sale
in lots only by
Cobb DOLHOHDE q Co,
Sole Agents, corner Walnut and Third,
dN 2aw sG. Louis. 40.
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Sh8riffs Sale Of Zeal Estate
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
SpartanhHrg-In Probate csuFt.

James Y. Goodlett, Admir-, Plaintiff
Va.
Sunis Cleveland, BENJAMIN Clevs- lSss1saaOas
land and Jesse Cleveland,
Defendants.
TO BENJAMIN Cleveland and Jesse Cleveland,
Defendants in this action:
WOU are hereby summoned to answer the
petition OF James Z. GOodlett, the above
pamsd plaintiff, which was fled IN the office
Of tins Judge OF Probate for -Spartanburg
cOun on the 18th day Of January instant,
and to serve q copy OF your answer ON the
subscribers at their Office, in the town Of
Spartanburg. South Carolina, within twenty
days after the service Of This summons, Gx-
elusive Of the day OF service; and If You fail
10 answer said petition as hereby required,
the plaintiff will apply to the Court for the
relief demanded In the petition.
Dated the 18th DAY OF January lS72.
EVINS q BDMAR, Pro Pei.
Take notice that the object Of the action an.
Titled in the above Is to obtain a
settlement OF the guardianship OF John n
Cleveland. deceased, guardian for the above
named defendants, and that no peraonaf
Iaim IL made against you.
EVIHS Il BOMAR.
fels AttornsyE