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Columbia Music Store.
LyBrand & Son

YAKE pleasure in calling the attention OF
j. the public to an examination OF their
SIoCK'OF MUSICAL MERCBANDISE, con-
melodeons. Violins, Guitars, Banjos, Flutes,
Accordeons, Brass aud silver Band lnstru-
ments OF all kinds. Also, Sheet Mu4ic and
instruction Books for every class of Musical
Music sent by mail. post phid, on rcct int OF
price; and all kinds Of Musical Goods sent by
Express, when ordered, to any pnrt of the
State, married G. q. D. Good Second hand
Pianos and Organs for eale cheap, for cash.
Pianos, Organs and MelOdeons tuned and re-
paired in a satisfactory manner; and will give
especial attention to- Packing, Removing and
desired, at moderate prices.
All orders promptly attended to and salts
faction guaranteed TO thoee favoring us with
their patronage. Send for our catalogue Of
Sheet Music and IIusical Merchandise. Tay-
lor street, Citizens Savings Bank Building.
Columbia. 8. O. Nov
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The CENSUS Nor ENOUGH GIRLS TO
GO ROUND. 1t is reported that the com.
Plete census returns of the United States
Tor 1870 give Us these startling statistics
OF our population: Men and boys. 49,
593, 665; women and girls, 19.064, BOG.
Surplus OF men and boys. 428.859. A
surplus OF 428, 1853 men and boys is some
thing really startling when it is consider
ed that Adam and Eve. one man and one
woman, is the law of the creation. But
as IN the chapter of accidents there are
more fatalities among boys than girls,
and more widows than widowers. and
more old maids than old bachelors, our
surplus OF men and boys is in the in
fantile. and not in the adult population.
$50 time at last makes all things even. :"
INe,D York Herald.
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Every Day


WYE arc in receipt + letters making known
w to us the high estimation in which we
are held AZ the proprietor and manufacturer
The very high appreciation thus voluntarily
exhibited IL . source not only OF J. le .suro but
OF profit. Thus practically encouraged, We
propose to go ou with the good work or send
ing relief to Thousands OF the sick at very liz
tie cost. Read the following letter from North
Carolina:
letter from Raleigh, North Carolina
speaks OF Heinitsh's Blood and Liver Pills, in
she following emphatic language: "Your
Blood and Liver Pills should be called the
Eureka My wife will give you certificate
testifyipg to their remarkable curative pro.
perties: For females, the best pill out"
Heinitsh's Blood Pills are adapted to all
ages, sexes and conditions, in all climates;
good for Liver Complaint. I,iliousnees, Head
aches, ChilIs. Try them; only twenty -tivc
cents box. For sale only at the family medi-
cine store Of Il. H. HEINIrSH.
June7
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kNOK COl.ORED PERSONS will run from
- Charlotte to Columbia, and on to Angus
tn. on FRIDAY, August 16. and return on
TUESDAY. .August 90. as follows: Leave
Charlotte A. H.; leave Columbia rs P. NJ !;
arrive at Augusta 8 P. III. Returning. leave
Augusts 20 A. N.; leave Columbis 215 p.
N. arrive at Charlotte l8 P. NJ. Fare from
Oolumbis to augusta, and return, on this
train 81 90: Tickets may be had either from
Agent or Conductor. JEFF. Lukes excursion
runs from Augusta to Charlotte on Saturday,
the 18th, and returns on Monday, the 10TH
Tickets by the one train not good on the other.
aug l43 E. P. ALEXANDER. Sup't
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= A SPEECH FROM Mr.. SUMNER TO THE
CoLoRED PEoPLE.-Hon. Charles Sum-
ner was serenaded in Washington, on
Friday night last, and in response to the
calls of the crowd, he spoke as follows: !
FRIENDS AND FEL1o ". CITIZENS: am
touched with this voluntary expression
OF your friendship, and beg to thank
you from my heart in seeing you now,
on this occasion, my personal friends,
among whom have lived for twenty
years. (Applause.) During this, con-
siderable period we have been called
upon to witness great changes in the
whole country. Fellow-citizens, when I
first entered up0n my public duties here,
slavery was in existence. The colored
man, though not slave, was degraded.
He was not allowed to testify in courts;
he was excluded from public convey
ances. Now, here in the national capi.
tai, thank God, this has ceased. Now,
mark my words. Revolutions never go
backwards, (Applause,) and, therefore,
yon are recure in your rights. Nor will
slavery ever be revived, nor will you be
denied any of the rights which you now
enjoy. Little did expect this when we
consider in what short period all this
has been accomplished; and now it is my
duty to remind you that all is not yet
done. One thing remains. The civil
rights bill must be passed, which shall
secure to every citizen the same rights;
to every man, without any exclusion or
discrimination, (Applause,) that equality
before the law which now, for the first
time in our history, all political parties
are openly and distinctly pledged to.
Nor do 1 doubt but that at an early dsy
the OWL rights bill will be passed. Now,
my friends, let your rights be placed un-
der the safeguards Of constitutional
amendments. tApplause.) There is
something more needed than constitu-
tionai law-something more. 1 repeat,
than constitutional law. There must be
generous public opinion. Now, in
awakening and invigorating this public
opinion. you, my friends, can do much.
How often have I said in my public
speeches, and in personal intercourse,
that the colored people and the colored
citizens must insist upon their rights,
lApplause,) by petitions, by speeches,
by hope. Never cast vote for any man
who is not true to you; make him give
allegiance to you, and all parties will be
anxious for your votes. And now, my
friends. please to receive these poor
words in acknowledgment of your kind
ness tonight. Having lived among you
80 long you know my sentiments, and
these words you hear are in my heart.
Always from the beginning have I striven
to serve you; always to the end shall I
strive to serve you. (Applnuse.) No
thing can turn me away from your
thoughts; nothing can bend me or tempt
me from your support. Now, friends
and fellow citizens, wish you good
night.
With three cheers for Charles Sumner,
the crowd dispersed.
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Geats. Smoked and Picked.
LNRESH to hand
H. Prime Smoked Tongues,
Prime Smoked Beef,
Diamond" and "Orange" brand Hams.
Elm City Breakfast Strips,
Elm City Sugar cured lickled Rounds,
with full supply OF standard and FANCY
groceries, Spices, &c, at low prices.
June ~ GEO. SYMMERR.
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How the World was Peopled.

HOW the World was PeOpled
METEOROLOGICAL LECTURE. BY Rev.
~ Edward Fontaino. So
Thonghts upon Government. Dy Arthur
Helps. 81 25.
Roughing 1t. BY Mark Twain. Illustrated;
full OF fun.
At Home and Abrond BY John P. Kennedy.
Eoster's Life oil Charles Dickens. 81.
1ainr's Notes on England. $2 so
pre-Hlst0ric Times. BY Sir John Lubbock
Popular Life OF Gen. Il. +. Lee.
md other new publications, for sale at
June 8 H. L. BKYAN'S Rook.tnre
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Portable Fountain Pnmns

Portable Fountain Pumps.
JUST received supply Of portable foup.
~ tain Pumps and SPKINKLEkS, which
for watering shrubbery, flowers and plants.
and for washing carriages, windows. &c.
Also, useful article for extineuishine fires
at the commencement. sprinkling tide. walks.
&c. &c. For sale at low prices by
June,27 JOHN AGEEW SON.
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The local of the Albany Ne,0s. We i'm
agine, just after getting over an attack
OF the jim jams. compares q young lady
ION dashing palfrey" to ''a catfish
sliding on a slippery sunbe am." Mercyl
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COLUMBIA MORNING. AUGUST 1o 1872 VOL VII
Removal of Furniture Store.

GHBs9EEas. WE, the undersigned, beg
~ HsAEEsl4 Es4 leave to inform our numerous
SS3t - friends and the public that
we have removed our entire
STOCK OF FURNITURE to our new ware rooms,
winch we havo erected on the mite OF Janney's
old hotel and will be pleased to have those
in need OF anything in our line to give us
call, as we fiatter ourselves that we can give
just as good bargains as any house in the
Sonth. as wo bny from none but the most
rsiiable manufacturers in New York, Phi!a-
deiphia. Baltimore, Cincinnati and Louisville.
All orders promptly attended to. Particu-
!ar attention given to repairing, packing and
manner. FAGAN BROS.
August 10 q
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By Committee of Practical Machinists.
TNHE simplicity. dura biiity, ease of manage
Il ment and great rarge Of work of thip
Machine has male it Tie universal favorite
and leading family Sowing Machine for more
than twenty years, and hence it is 10 cxperi-
ment to buy one.
For sale on monthly inetalments, second
door below Ind:SIX flee, Columbia, g. G., b.
A. J. PURSLFY,
Feb ~ Agent for Pursley g. TRUMP
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Pure Angelica Wine.
nN draught, CALIFORNIA ANGELICA. a
W delicious and pure Wine for invalids
ana summer use, just received and for sale
low nv JOHN AQNEW h SON
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Flour! Flour!
On0 BBl.S. NEW FLOUR, Of all grades.
AOO for sale at greatly reduced prices.
by JOHN HGNEW 4 NON.
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Special Not1oee.

On NIarringe.-Happy relief for Young
Men from the effects Of Errors and Abuses in
early life. Manhood restored. Impesliments
to Marriage removed. New method OF treat
ment. New and remarkable remedies. Books
and circulars sent free, in sealed envelopes
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2
South Ninth street, Philadelphia. Pa.
Aug IL 3mo
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

what Spring Brings with It.-E'
garded from a medical standpoint, Spring 4
not the delectRble season described by YER.
nal poets. On the contrary. its yield Of in.
termittent fevers, bilious attacks, rheumatic
pains, disorders Of b stomseh, nervous
complaints and pulmonary diseases is al
most as large as its crop Of violets, snow
drops and cherry blossoms. The invisible
seeds Of innumerable maladies rise with tbs
morning mistE, and are scattered broadcasi
by the vapors OF night. Who can resist theil
mephitio innuencef Certainly not the weak
by nature, OF those whose nervous energies
have been O7ertasked by mental or physical
labor, unless they TONE and iuYigorate their
systems, and thus enable them TO cope with
the unhealthy influences by which they are
surrounded.
The only medicinal agent by which this OBJ
Ject can be rapidly and safely accomplished,
is III great vegetable T~enovant and invigo-
rant, Hostetter's Stomach Bltters. The opos
ration OF this celebrated specific is -four fold.
Il BtrenRthens the digestive organs regulates
the sscretlons, improves the condition OF tho
blood, E-upertnduces . regular nabt OF eody,
and thereby imparis such Vtgor and elastic
ity to the whole physical structure, as 70 zen
poisonous miasmA, with which the spring
atmosphere is always 10 some extent I'M
pregnated. Here, then, fGa ready and GER
tain means Of escaping the disorders prevs.
lent at his season. or (d they have already
fastened upon the Bysteml OF couquering
them speedily and The naYor
OF q medicine is not o. much consequence,
provided II does Its work properly put Of
they eject a cure without outraging the pa
TENTS sense OF taste.
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Heu.ReeIdanf Hs0fIna.


Nc. 570.-In thu First Chsncery Court o.
Shelby county, Te1Bessee-J. IS. Stanton
and Jesse Moore, nrm Of Stanton q Moore
vs.. +. NJ Simpson, Braneh Hurt ct e.
II appearing that q writ OF attachment was
Il issued In the above cause March y, E72
against this estate OF defendant, r. Il. Bfmp-
kon, by virtue Of ths bill Of conaplainaufs,
under oath, fled herein on San day, alIeg-
ing that said Stmpson ts q citizen Of Pamela
county Mississippi, and q on-Fesidsnt Of
the State Of tennessee; that he Is indebted
to compliments In about tue rum or $3.50.
with interest, etc as evidenced bytudgment
reddersd against him January Il, U69, IN
the Chancery Court OF Memphis, ana that
said writ has Teen returned levied or the
property OF said simpson, to wits his inter
est In " nre-tnsurancep policies In Memphis.
Tenn; also, that defendant, Branch Hart, IL
3 citizen OF Mississippi, and q non-resid6nt
Of Tennessee:
1t Is therefore ordsIed, That they maks
theiI appearance herein, at the Courthouse
in the city OF Memphis, Tenuessee, On OK be-
fore the nrst Monday in May, lEa and
plead, answer or demEr to compla1nanf'B
oil, or the same viii be taken fnr confessed
a. TO them Va set for hearing sxparte; and
that q opy OF this order be pub
nEhed once q week, for four successive
weeks, In the Memphis Appeal.
A copy-Attest:
EDAUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By h. J. DeputYO O. aud II.
LogRood q Mtcou, Soils. Tor c-ompIainants.
MIL fbn
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Moa-RssIdsnt ROtice.

No. 52Ss- In the First Chancery Court Of Shell.
by county, Tennessee ulia q. Cau1kin ei
al VS.. A. @. WulEaach ct al
IT appearing that q writ Of attachment Was
L issued in ths above cause March u, 49, z
by virtue of tbs bill OF complaint. unde
oath, filed hereinh ame day, and thai writ OF
attachment was Issued on March ", 1872
by virtue of an Sm nled on thai
day, against the estate of Alasrt Q. Wurz
bach. in which sad bill and amendment II
Is alleged that sad Wurzbach is q citizen o!
Pennsylvania n nonresident OF Tennes
see; that he il tndS oted to the complatnanis
in the sum Of about Sg7 ,g75 Is per amounts
collected by him as administrator and trus-
tee, and not accounted for properly; tina
said wrtts Of attachment have been returned,
levied on roperty OF said defendant; also
that Mary 8. Kimball and harriet II. Elliott
a1e citizens OF Long Island and non-residents
of Tennessee; that c~cmplatnants have also
nled q petition herein to have another trus-
tee appointed In lieu Of said A @ WurEbach,
1t Is therefore ordered, b they make
their appearance herein, at the courthouse in
the city OF Mem phtB, Tennessee, on or be.
fore the inst Monday In May, ISL, and plead,
answer or demur 70 complainant original
and amended bills, also said petition of com
plainants, or the same viii be taken for con
fessed as to them and set for hearing Ok
parte; and hat 3 copy OF this order be pub
lshed once q week, Ior four successive weeks
In the Memphis Appeal.
This March 26, 1874.
A copy-A test:
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master,
By X. j. BLACK, Deputy q. and IL.
a. Us King, Sol. for eompPnt. mhIW
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oRDINANeE.
FROM THE ORDINANCE COMMITTEES.
AKKPEIs, AAreh ;. Is.z

FROM THE ORDINANCE COMMITTEES.
AKKPEIEs Aarehs :, 1S-Z
To the Honorable General Council:
You Joint Ordinance Committee OF tn
Common Council and Board OF Aldermen. q
whom wa re.erred the ordinances
SEcTIOE l. Be IL ordained By the Gsnera
Counen Of the city Of Memphis, Enat i shal
not be lawful lOr the wner OF swine o.
goats 70 permit them to run at large in AM
Ol TIE slrsetst slleTs OF puzzle squares CT TIA
city OF Memphis.
sec 2. That it snail be the duty Of the Chic
and goats found running at largs within the
city Units and connne the same in suitable
lots peas or houses, to be procured by him
In three different portions OF the city, for
three days. II within that time the owner
OF his agent shall call for said swine or goata.
they shall be delivered 10 them upon the
payment Of n dollar for each head OF swfns
or goats so taken up If no person comes %
claim the ssm0 within me tareo days, then
aucn swine or goats shall be sold for the BEN
EFT Of the city
Sec. 9. That his ordinance be Published
daily for one week In two OF the city papers,
a shall take effect ron and aftsr the date
Of the Last publication.
And which ordinance had passed 3 drst
readtug By both boards, would report favor-
able to Its adoption.
W~hertupon the ordinance passed a second
and hnal reading In the Common Council,
and on references 10 the Board OF Aldermen
was read 8 second and last time, and passed
finally March 7, B72
Approved, March e, 1871.
Attest; LII. RICHARDS, City Register.
mnzl JOHN N MNvOr.
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No; 81 Z. DIN TIE sseoUd Chaueery Court
OF Shady county, Tennessee.
"HkRGAS, 7. A. Nelson, J. " Cochran.
W II. Barton, T. K Flfppfn- n r. Coch-
rans Al Harris, 6eo. ". Cheek. Y. y. Nc
anee, J. 3. Kirkland, J. ". Page. Jr., ". II.
Wigs and +. n. Nelson. stockholders II tas
OIL Company" have aIsd fhefP
Peluoo IN THIS court praying that the char
TER Of the said memphis Oh Company" b
20 altered and amended a. 70 zVs aid eD1a-
pany the power, in addition % thai already
neids 70 onarter OF purchase, own and run
one or more steamboats,. aud 70 DursHsse-
" and uSe mules, dra q, EaaOus csrts and
other personal property which the Bosri 81
DIRECTORS may think ecessaU IN the pfose-
euiton OF d legitimate 5Ustr esq OF the aid
company;
II Is therefore ordered h the Clerk and
Master, q pn~blication b made ID fhe
Memphis Appeal Tor thirty dsFs uotffrfrc
al PerEons desiring 70 make their appear
&nce herein before said court. on OF bs1ors
the nIsf Monday In Nay. I5-2 . show
cause, II any they lave 1r know o. Wy ne
prayer t~pettionsrs sbOuid not BE Irsnssd.
OF tae sane VIII be heard expzts. ThE
March 4th, 81.
A copy-attszts
NJ. L STEWART, Clerk and MsEfsR.
Bye BELCHEz Deputy O. and n.
hekaTlanG q Goodwin, Sois. for petition
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Hnn-Raaldanf HalIna-

No. Hs-In the Second Chancery Court o
shelby county, fennessee.-Samuel Pleas
ants vs. John Bradley, VIM. y. Bradley
Robert G. Brtckel Adeiiue Bradley, Suseu
White Thomas W. White, Adsltue Weak.
ley, Sarah A. Bradley, Robert 81. q. Pleas
ants, Julia p. CreaEWel, David CressWeII
Florence N. Green, Etith Green and Emily
BILL.
I Z appearing from the bin which Il swon
a TO In this cause that the defendants, Johu
Bfs1leyt Robert u. Br1ckeu, Adsine Bradley,
susan White, Thomas ". White. Adeline
Weakley, Sarah A Bradley and Emily 3.
Hi are residents Of 4adIsou county. Ala
VIM. b Bradley IA q resident OF II BIN
Ark Robert st. g. Peasants, JuEs 2. Crsss-
veil D David CreEsUeu are residents OF
Shreveport, "a. and Florence Il. Green and
bdth Green are residents OF Brandon, Mis-
sf8sippi, and that they 6re al uoa-resideuts
Cf the Stale OF Tennessee:
1t Ii therefore ordered by the Clerk and
Master, That they make their appearance
herein. at the courthouse Of the second
ChanceTy CT Shelby county, IN the city
OF Memphis, Tennessee, on OF before the hrst
Monday In April, 1872, and plead, answer or
damHr to complsiuant'g Dill. orf6A eame will
be taken for confessed as to them and set foI
hearing exparte; and that a copy Of this or
der be published ono a week, for four sue
cessive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal ThIs
February a, liza
n. D. L. sTEWART, Clerk and Mastsr,
By GEo. MALLEzX, Deputy @. and n.
Randolph, Hammond & Jordan, BOis. for
compliments. fs25
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shenfFs sac Ell ReaI Estaie.

D Y virtue Of two YsRditoni o from
ID the First Circuit Court OF Shelby county.
one In favor OF Henry Laird, snd the o6Eer
In favor OF Sarah l. Laird by next friend,
Henry LAIRD, vs.. A. 81 Ferguson, ! viii sell,
20 the highest bidder. sor cash, IN non Of ths
Shsrih's ONCE, OF Second street, in he city
OF Memphis, on
Saturday. the 2zfh nay Of April, 1872,
tbs fol- wing described lot CT parcel OF lard
Beginning On tbs est side OF De5Ot0 street.
20 fest north OF where DeSoto street. CROSSES
the kfce and Hamsev Line, ST the
corner z. ORIOLES lot; ruus thence north
! aloDg the east side OF DeSoto street 20 feet
thence east. at right angles with DsSot0
street, 10 feet; thence Sou parallel with
DeSoto street, to 6.OfoOlsis northeast cor
ner; thence west with the north nns o. 3.
O'TOoisfa lot TO the Sold 20 SAT-
isfy the above debts, t1terest and costs. Sale
between the hours OF 10 o'clock . N. End4
pm. J. WRIGHT ,EhertG.
BY ". W. CoLEAAF, Deputy sheriff.
wilson 4 Beard, Attorneys for plaintiffs.
March = 1S7I- mhGf n0
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Attachment Notice.

No. IfN, A. DIN the First Cireuit Cc1Tt Of
shelby county, T~annssses-J. p. Hicks,
John 3. Sullivan, John o. Slnaott, =. ".
Adams, TT. Smith and Marin Walt Ts.
The Memphis and Little Rock Railroad
Company.
IN this cause an attachment having been
Il sued ont under section Sf5 o. the Code Ct
Tennessee, and and rsturned into Court.
levied ky garnishment On the property,
money, goods and effects Of deEndAnf, IN
the hands OF certain parties, aHd audavtf
having bsen made that the defendant Is
Justly nde1tsd % plaintiffs u 1-Bl0 "a
II By note and account, and hat the de-
fendans Is nonere8tdent OF the staa 0f1s1-
neasess
II is therefore ordered, That Is msEe -
personal appearance herein, bs1ors the Jufge
Of the FIRST Circuit Court OF shelby equally,
at the courthouse in the city Of Memphis o.
the third Monday in NAY next ana da1ana
said attachment suit, Wtthls the time pre-
gcrfhed by lag. or the same VIII oe procee1aa
with exparte; snd that q copy OF this or11r
be published once week. lor tour eonsec1-
tive weeks. IN the Memphis Appeal
Done AZ Sf5ce, this 80 day Of March, 1872.
FRANK TAFT, Clerk
By L E(BosWELLs DC
Elicit q Phslap, Attorneys for plaintiffs.
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10 CONTRACTORS.

= EALED PROPOSALS win be received at
y the once Of the Secretary, by the under
signed, unt1H o'clock IN, N
Saturday, the seth Day Of hareh Next,
for the OF the lot (sOxI1s% feet,
and the basement brlekWcrk Of the proposed
Masonic Temple.
Plans and Specifications can be seen at the
of1ce of Jones q Baldwin, Architeoss.
The contract will be let ont TO the owes
responsible bidders. The Directory reserves
the right to reject any CT ali bids.
By order Of the Directory,
JOHN LENT,
q. \, CHURCH,
J. II. PhTTIGREW,
ell COW Brildt1g ComEnlttee.
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Wednesday, Third q AprIl. 1872.

between the hours Of 10 an. snd4 p.u-ou
the premtses, sell, at p1bie sale, TO the nigh
est bidder Tor cash. the following described
prcpertys A certain parcel OF and situate.
lying and being in the city Of Msu1phIs. tie
c. unity o. Shelby ID the Siaes OF E8nueszaa.
and described IS follows, to-wit: Being q
part Of Lot numbered three huncTed and
seventy-ons OIL. IS desisustsd upoa ths
original plan Oflots OF the town Of Memphis.
which part OF said lot Is thus boundeds Be-
ginning att NORTHEAST eorusr OF Let f5rE-
erly known 40 George CrOaWEu'ss thence
east Win JenerB1n street dGy-aiEhf fEJ fesr
TO Its Intersection with Third stree. rhancs
south with Third street OGa andre ard
iorty-e1ght tl4Sl feet, six CO. inches 20 an1fhsr
alley; thence with sad alley one hundrad
and fOrty-eisht CAsl feet. six % Inches 70 an !
other alley ; Themes north with said lsst aIiay
thirtyss1x t3el feet 20 tbs south boundary lire
Of The rom tel lot sforessid: Themes east
with said boundary line ninety tles1 ana six
~ tEches % the southeast corn r OF ahe afcrr-
said Cromwell lot; thence nOrth with tha
east boundary line OF said Cnomeeu iof o18
hundrfd and twelve QHi fest and EiE f1
inches 20 tne said hezf1nmg-toEstbee
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