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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-07-18
ELECTION NOTICE.

will open and hold an election at the
several places of voting in Franklin coun-
ty. ON Thursday. the lst day of August.
1872, for the purpose Of clcctiugonc Judge
of the supreme Court for the Eastern Dl-
vision of the State, to fill the vacancy 90
casioncd Oy the resignation OF the Hon. /.
A. Il. Nelson, and lorthc following county
officers: One Sheriff, one County Court
Clerk. one County Trustee, and one lax
Collector, and for District officers, where
vacancies exist.
The tollowing-namcd persons are my
Deputies and Special Deputies TO hold
said election;
District No. /. Dcclcrd. II. y. Fitz-
patrick.
No. >. Owl Hollow. j. p. Wedding
ton.
MOB. Salem. W. II. Matlock.
NOD. Hunts Station. W.T.. Martin.
No. }. Pond. j. NJ. Donaldson.
No. 6. Marble HI. j. +. Cole.
No. I. E@ddlcblutc's. Jno. NJ. Holder.
Nos. StrickInr'-. j. J.. StarneS.
No.N .. llockcryillc. JAP. Long.
No. 10. Cowam, Jas. Sargent.
No. II. Groves School House, John
Thurman.
No. -. Catchings'. J.h. BraHriloll.
No. IL. Ricc'S. W. G. Sells.
No. II. Gruhum's Min. j. y. SILVER.
tooth.
No. Ii. Ridgcvillc. Juo. W. Smith.
No. 1G. Eradiord's. Mctrahlrrr
No. II. Estin Springs. Jno. Nubieit.
No. Is. University Of the South. {, {
Rose.
Who will make due return to me at
. " = 4 NV "
Winchester. u. y. MAhilN,.
june 18th. 1872. Nilerli
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rx- Advertisements for less than three
months will be charged at transient rates,
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We will send the Home journal from
now until the Presidential campaign is
over for .ftty CENTS. But the money must
be paid in advance.
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The Slclbyvillc papers tell us the Their
momcter in that town has been ut lO2 this
summer. Other towns are complaining
of the extreme heat, and deaths by sun
stroke are quite common. Here in Win
chester and surrounding country the
thermometer rarely ever gets up into the
ninctics. We have no hot limestone sur
face to reflect the rays Of the sun They
go down into the kind bosom of Mother
Earth' and coquette with the roots of
plants and vegetables, and drive away
down the seeds of disease, even down be-
You'd the hope of resurrection. Come to
om town and county, where sun-strokes
are unknown and health the reward of
citizenship. Come.
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NOTICE!

an u.,sns indebted to the estate of
All Pvlrsith. deed. are hereby notified
oho d. award and make payment immc-
10 .on9 And all those having claims
olateiy the same are called upon to file
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-07-18

Nashville a. Chattanooga Railroad stock
&c.
Flour-Superilne, IS co. extra, Sc 80;
XIX. 81 O0a7 %; choice family, So 90;
strictly fancy, IS 80.
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NASHVILLE MARKET.-Bacon.-Should-
crs C}2c; clear ub sides sac, country
hams lie.
Lard in kegs lie; prime leaf, %tierces, Zoe.
Corn Meal, GS@72c; Corn, Csc sacked.
Salt, So 10 for T bushel barrels.
Hay scarce ut $33@35 per ton.
Ginseng, GJM70c.
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u,lIE UNDERsTGyED OFFERS TO
sch valuable rcylestatc in the town
Of Winch"stcr at yfrch less than it cost
HIM One LOT. krfyn as the Old M"tho-
Her cburrh. for 800, and four offices, q
rams to cach,J n jefferson street, oppo-
Ire the IIome5ournal building, for ST.
600, This prq8crty is very desirable, and
viii hrin~ i$i00 rent per year.
TERMSIOne-half cash, ihe balance
:, nnn ,nTwo years. without interest.
!" T CHARLES GUElTA.
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We are authorized to announce Judge
Robert Mcfarland u candidate for the va
cancy on the supreme Bench, ocraSjoncd
by The resignation Of Judge Nelson.
Election list Thursday in August next,
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done by
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NONRESIDENT Notice.

v. ). Davis. Sol. for accomplishments.
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PERSONAL.

THE Levee Board of Mississippi, w,
R. Kirkpatric, ]. Mccain and M. 3,
Allen will have a conference this morn
ing, at the Peabody hotel.
WIN. H. DAVIS, Cincinnati; General
B. j. Cheatham, Nashville; Judge g. G,
Shackleford, Mississippi; DR.. ]. n
Rochester, Mississippi; w. Z. Seaman
Arkansas: II. w. Wightman, New
York; Wyndham troupe; and Bishop
Fitzgerald, Little Rock, are at the Pea.
body hotel.
THE IMMORTAL 81. M is rusticating
in Ohio. He writes that he was ade-
lighted with the treatment he received
at the hands of the Southern people, and
urges amnesty Immediately. The uni
versal suffrage is unbearable, and hordes
of negroes and carpet-baggers are rob
bling good, loyal citizeng by an internal
system of taxation to raise money to
pay themselves for imaginary services
THE WYNDHAMs arrived in town
last night, having been delayed four
days on the road from New Orleans.
They We're perfectly worn out with ia
tigue when they reached the Peabody
Hotel last night. The citizens of Mem
phis will heartily join in a special COM
plimentary benefit to this superb COM
pany CD Saturday night. A number of
distinguished gentlemen are now inter
esting themselves in making arrange
ments for such a benefit. 1t will meet
with hearty approval.
]. B. HORNE, Louisville, Kentucky;
NJ. Kaplan, Cincinnati; w. ]. Largen,
New York; P. w. Rodgers, Arkansas;
A. w. Beckwith, Mississippi. John
Chamberlain and lady, Mississippi, and
J.. B. Allen, Moscow, Tennessee, are
stopping at the Commercial hotel. We
notice that the enterprising proprietOrs
of this hotel are about to make an i'm
provement in their house by changing
the office to the first or ground floor.
This new feature will greatly add to the
convenience of guests, and otherwise
facilitate bushes.
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CALICO CHARITY.
A Good work.

We learn with pleasure that a number
of the most prominent ladies in Mem
phis, ever ready to promote every good
and useful work, propose to get up a
subscription ball and supper, at the Pea
body Hotel, on Thursday night, the 18th
instant, the proceeds of which are TO be
given to the Orphans Home and st.
Lazarus church. In order that the en-
tertainment may be as inexpensive and
within the reach of as many as possible,
the admission has been fixed at n dol
lar, and it is expected that as far asprac-
ticable the ladies viii walk TO the ball.
With the same view, it has been deter
mined that all ladies attending the ball
shall wear calico dresses, contributing,
severally, one dollars worth of calico
or homespun, for the use of the orphans.
The objects for which this ball is TO be
given commend themselves to the cor
dial support of the community, and we
hope that our people viii turn out in
large numbers on the night of the 18th
and thus secure not ouly the pleasures
which the ball will afford, but the higher
pleasure of aiding a praiseworthy char
ity and a pious work.
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THE BUILDING SEASON.
Lively Times Among Brick and Mortar
Anticipated this Summer.

In addition to the numerous new struc-
lures which are TO go up this summer,
already mentioned from time to time in
the APPEAL, Messrs. Jones q Baldwin
have a design for anew block TO be erect
ed on Second street, nea the Kit VIII
liams building. This building will be
an elegant three story affair with two
stores and very convenient offices above.
The northeast corner of Madison and
Second streets will begin to be torn
down directly. Steever, the druggist,
is already moving to the opposite
corner. The contract was to have been
let out last night and the excavation Of
the basement to be at once commenced.
Before b represent month expires notices.
than a dozen large buildings will be
in course of erection in the city. We
want at least five dozen. We want a
City Hall; we want a County Court
Building; we want a Customhouse; we
want a Mechanics Institute; we wanta
Medical College; we want another The
alter; we want a Chamber of Commerce
and about two hundred nice dwelling
houses. These are pressing and imme-
diate necessities, not to mention the
countless number of mechanical and
manufacturing Establishments for which
there is a great demand in the city.
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FOR SALE.

AEEMPHIS CITY RAILROAD STOCK
NJ one hundred shares at 50 cents, Address,
anil A. X. Appeal Ofice.
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THE PLANTERs, AcHINE


N .." H# "LE LL.
A great many encomiums have been
bestowed upon and substantial en-
couragement given to Dugan's COmbih-
ed Gang Pillow, Planter Chopper and
Cultivator by planters visiting Mem
phis. They speak more %elOquently of
this great invention than we can, hay
ing q practical experience in farming
matters. Orders for this machine have
not only been received from planters in
person, but also by letter from parties
living at a distance. Never, in the his
tory of inventions, has a machine come
before the public at a more suspicious
time. The planters of the South have
borne long and patiently the present i'll
regulated system of labor, and 50
meagre have been the returns for their
extraordinary forbearance, to say moth
ing of the increased outlay in providing
for many worthless negroes in compare
tive idleness, and the purchase of mules
which are more used in racing to politi-
cal meetings than in the cultivation of
crops, that it is not surprising
that they should seize upon the first
opportunity to relieve themselves of the
terrible incubus which has 80 long
weighed upon them. The advent of the
planters combination machine will do
away with much of the vexations and
annoyances to which the planter has
been subjected, and its general use
throughout the South is only a question
oftime. With it, the planteri is compar-
atiyely independent, and if it were only
for its usesthe present season, the invest
ment would be a good one. 1t will last,
however, for many years, and when not
in use in the field, can be made avail
able on the road as a sulky. The con-
struction of this machine is the most
substantial of any now before the pub
lie, while the combination enables it to
perform more accurately than any other
seperate implements, the work for
which it was intended. The machine is
now on exhibition at the store of Mil
burn, Woller & Co., No. 81 Union street,
and parties who wish to see it in oper-
alton, can do so by calling upon the
above firm.
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THE NICHOLSON.
How 1t May be superseded.

EDITORS APPEAL-It is of the utmost
Importance to adopt some plan for either
saving or supereeding the Nieolson pave
ment. In the present disorganized state
of the city's finances there seems no
hope of saving it by the common means
of repairing. Permit me to suggest a
plan by which the beneficial features of
the pavement may be preserved TO a
great extent, and, at the same time, the
pavement itself be gradually superseded
by a more permanent roadway at a COM
paratively small cost. Here is the plan.
Fill up the depressiOns, now so painfully
noticeable in the pavements on Madison
and Desoto streets, with a tough mix
ture of sand, tar and gravel, and keep
filling them up as they occur. The ope-
ration will be cheap, and in the ours
of a few years you will have a solid bed
for your streets and a perfectly smooth
one. The present pavement will serve
as a foundation for the new style and
thus obviate the original difficulty of
mud to the adoption of this sort of pave
ment. 1t will be as hard and as dry as
a stone and not so severe on horses and
vehicles as uneven Nieolson.
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making suitable speeches on the occa-
sion, which were greeted by cheers.
This morning the cane viii be presented
10 Mr.. Anderson, at the depot, by Mr..
Galloway. 1t will bear the following
Inscription: Presented, at the CathO-
lie Orphans Fair, April, 1872, TO G. l..
Anderson as the most popular candidate
for Sheriff of Shelby county, There
viii be q festive time ON the occasion of
the presentation to-day.
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r.

THEATER.-The Wyndham's have at
length arrived. The flood interfered with
their progress northward from New Or
leans. They were detained at Grenada
two days, a delay which would have
proved intolerable to them had they
not improvised a few theatrieals in that
quiet town with which they amused the
folks as well as themselves. They ar
rived at the Peabody late last night ut
terly worn out. They will open tonight
with Saratoga without fail.
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For dyspepsia, indigestion, depression
of spirits and general debility in their
various forms, a preventive against fe-
yer and ague and other intermittent fe-
vers, the "Ferro-Ph osphorated Elixir of
Calisaya," made by Caswell, Hazard &
Co., New York, and sold by all drug
gists, is the best tonic for patients recov-
ering from fevers or sickness. 1t has no
equal.
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SIGNIFICANT.
A Card.

EDITORS APPEAL trust you and the
people of Memphis viii pardon this in
trusion upon the public, but after what
has been published, l think itjust to say
that in the litigation between the city
and T. E. Brown & Co, the counsel for
the city has performed his duty ably,
zealously and conscientiously through
out. To all lawsuits there are two sides,
and of course / think the City Attorney,
has, most palpably the wrong side in
this one; but it seems the city authori-
ties determined to have litigation with
these contractors long before the official
administration of the present City At
torney. The city through its General
Council, is the client, the City Solicitor is
but its attorney, and as such has most
theoretically contested every point the
most exacting and htigions client could
suggest. Now, / only wish in a mOder-
ate way,t to pursue such means as seem TO
be lawful, to collect the money adjudged
due, and which my clients most sorely
need. Respectfully,
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o. e OR SALE.
LOST OR STOLEN.

white. with one l-emon-colored ear. A
suitable reward win be paia, II returned TO
mh22 4. u. COOKE, 81 Vance street.
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For FAMILY USE Upper Blue Lick
Water, in bottles, is admirable. 1t is
bottled carefully at the spring, and
packed in cases suitable for shipment to
any part of the world. In this form it
is equal to the water at the spring, and
far superior to that drawn from wood.
MANSFIELD & HIGBEE.
WHOLESALE Apau4s
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GAS COKE for sale in any quantity, by
GEO. MELLERSH,
25 South Court.

THE CONFEDERATE Rerief Association
will meet tonight at eight O'Clock at the
Second Circuit Court room, to make ar
rsngements in concert with the Ladies'
Memorial Association for the decoration
of the graves of the Confederate dead.
A full attendance is requested.
MINOR MERIWETHER.
Secretary.
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THE MAGNIFICENT Gilt Frame on the
splendid Oil Painting to be raffled of
Saturday night at Hugh Dunbar's saloon
corner of Madison and Second streets,
came from the extensive Picture and
Portrait Frame Factory of NJ. Henochs-
berg, 387 Main street. This splendid
painting will be on exhibition to-day at
3S7 Main street, afterward at the saloon
corner of Madison and Second streets.
Chances five dollars; forty the limit.
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LAW REPORTS.
supreme Court.

Supreme COurt.
special to the Appeal
JACKSON, Tenn, April 10.-The Court
to-day delivered opinions deciding cases
as follows Nos. 80 and 19, of the Mem
phis Chaneery Court, affirmed; Nos. Is
and %, of the Memphis Chaneery Court,
reversed; No. Al, of the Second Chan
Gerry Court, reversed and remanded for
amendment and new parties; Nos. l, 8,
45, 20, % and 80, of the First Circuit
Court, reversed and remanded; Nos. SO,
u, 80, 46, ID, 80, and 50, of the First
Circuit Court, affirmed; Nc. 20, of the
Second Circuit Court, reversed as to
surety and judgment here for cost and
damages. The Nicholson section then
heard Nos. 50, So, 81, So, 56, IS, So, 81,
and H., of the First Circuit Court. The
Deaderick section heard Nc. Is, of the
Memphis Chancery docket.
second Circuit COnrt-HaIsey Judge.
To day the following cases will be
called for trial: 3513, Rainey VS. ROssell;
35l5, Crispy VS. Park; 35l5, Stephenson
VS. Gurley; 35i7, Gallena vs. March &
Bro; 351S, Land VS. NJ. & G. r.. r. Co;
1918, Shelley VS. Powell ct al; $500, Ste
phenson VS. Lynch; 1921, Land vs. Cur
lev; 1922, Godshaw VS. Slater; 1923,
Prodiewski VS. Mosby ct al; 1924, Plum
mel VS. Musso; 1926, Erskine vs. MeCul-
1896, same vs. same; 1888 Schro-
der VS. Wicks. After the foregoing ca
ses are disposed of, the Court will COM
mence at the first of the docket. Attor-
will do well 10 remember the rules
which have been adopted in rela-
ton to the continuance of eases on
call. To-day's calendar, in addi-
ton to the above, contains the following
cases: l, Merriwether VS. Brown; 8,
Howard VS. Williams; 4, Able ct al VS.
Smith &MynOtt; 5, Pittman VS. Mem
phis and Ohio Railroad Company; 6,
Smith vs. Armour; z, Gill, administra-
tor, vs. Forrest & Jones; 8, Heirs of g.
w. Lockhart VS. Gibson; 8, Miller vs.
Brannan ct al; 10, Prick VS. Finlay ct
al; IL, Levy vs. Bloom ct al; Is, Rice,
administrator, VS. Meath; IA, eager VS.
Hume & Boyle; 10, eager VS. Daneri;
16, Bradley VS. Austin; II, Thompsonv VS.
Mynatt; Is, Mayor and Aldermen of
Memphis, use, etc, VS. Austin; l9, Brad
lev VS. Austin; 20, Greenlaw vs. Williams;
q, Churchill & Co. VS. Fithian ct al; %,
Ford VS. Austin ct al; "a, Wickersham
Fowlkes; Is, Smith VS. Duvall, Algeo
& Co.; 26, Smith vs Duvall, Algeo &
Co.; q, Rice VS. Clancy; %, Burr,
trustee, VS. Fettz; 2S, Jones vs. Little;
"a, Mayor and Aldermen Of Memphis,
use, etc, vs. Austin; IS, Trotter VS. Moore
al; SO, Goodman vs. Stewart; 81, Still
man & Co. VS. Cheek ct al; 80, Dean Il
Halle VS. Massey ct al; "A, Cross vs. Red
ford; As, Hamilton VS. Memphis Cotton
Mills ct al; 46, Jones vs. Bennett; AZ,
Smith VS. Beaumont; AS, Stewart VS.
steamer Ocean Spray; 40, Baird VS. Hol-
land; so, Horton, Estes 4 Co. VS. White;
g, HALEY vs. Baquet; SO, Windroth vs.
.obbIer ct al; 81 ooper&Powers VS. Dun
bar; 55, Holmes vs. White; Sc, Baine vs.
Maddox; 81, Owen ysJpiner; S., Lieber W.
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LATEST STYLES
PARIS AND VIENNA FANS,

Novelties in GILT, JET AND SHELL Jew
elry, finest perfumes, cosmetics, etc,
pocket books, travelling bags, shawl
straps, etc, BERLIN WOOL, patterns,
canvass, etc.
ELLIOTT & RIDGELY,
210 Main street
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o WHITE RIVER,

and white River Packet Co.
u = Nail and Southern Express.
Helena, Deyalis Bluf, Searcy, Augusta
and JacksOnport.
The Elegant Passenger Steamers
LEGAL TENDEk~~-,.W ). Ashford. Master
Leaves Memphis every TUESDAY, at 5
o'clock pm.
Il. p. WALT------.---JOhn J. Edison, Master
Leaves Memphis every SATURDAY, ats
o'clock PM.
The above lin Of elegant steamers connect
AT Devall's Mun with the railroad for Little
Rock and JacksOnport.
ELLIOTT a MILLER, Agents,
NH Promenade, foot Of Jefferson.
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RAILROADS.

Arkansas Lands Subscribed 90 Railroads.
Owners of Arkansas lands, who may
have subscribed them prior to July l,
1871, to railroad companies in Arkansas,
NAV be surprised to learn that their eX-
emption from taxation has been abso-
lutely terminated. By the terms of the
law of March q, 1871, they are "listed
for taxation as other lands are listed
80 that railroad companies which relied
upon land subscriptions made prior TO
July l, 1871, and which had not acquired
bona fde deeds, have lost, beyond the
possibility of recovery, this basis of credit
for their construction. Many who were
burdened with Onerous taxation sought
this, their only refuge; and their only
recourse 10Y is to sell or subscribe them
absolutely to some new railroad COM
pany. The Acts of Arkansas provide:
SECTION /. &" In addition to the
certificates furnished to the Auditor of
the State by the proper officers of the
several railroad companies of this State,
descriptive of the lands that have been
subscribed and donated to said railroad
companies. 1t is hereby made the duty
of the president and secretary of all rail-
road companies in the State, having
such subscription, TO certify to the
Auditor of the State, the additional fact,
oath, properly acknowledged, that
all such lands are subscribed to their
companies, bona fde, to be used in fur
nishing aid for the construction of their
roads, and that there is no arrangement
or understanding that such subscribers
shall have the right to withdraw any
such subscribed lands at any time nor
for any purpose.
Sec. 2. Deeds to all lands that are now
to such railroad companies,
that shall be certified to the Auditor of
the State, as provided in section n of
this Act, shall be filed for record with
the proper officer, in the county in
which such lands are situated, on or be-
fore the first day of July, A. d. 1871.
Sec. 8. On the first day of July, A.
D. 1871, the Auditor of the State shall
proceed to classify all lands that have
not been additionally certified to, as
provided in section one of this act, and
such lands as would have appeared on
the list as forfeited lands shall be so
and the remainder shall be list
ed for taxation as other lands are listed.
Sec. 4. All acts and parts of acts in
consistent with this act are hereby re-
This act to be in force and take
effect from and after its passage.
Approved March q, 1871"
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ECoNOMY.-Take your spring clothing
to the Steam Dyeing and Cleaning House
Hunt & HansOn's old stand, 246 See
ond street. HANSON & WALKER.
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REMovAL.-Friends and patrons are
respectfully invited to leave their orders
for the Memphis Steam Dyeing Estab-
lishment al 81 Madison street, where
the best cleaning and dyeing is done in
the city,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-04-11

PUBLIC Speakers and Singers win find
" Browns Bronchial Troches" beneficial
in clearing the voice before speaking or
singing, and relieving the throat after
any exertiOn of the vocal organs. For
Coughs and Colds the Troches are etfee-
t1aLs
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LIGHT WINEszHave you tried the
Light Wines sold by E. Aekerman, No.
&, Towards Row. They are delicious
and the very thing for the warm wealth
err. axea e-r ~
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l CAN be found, for the accommoda-
ton Of South Memphis friends, at No.
83l Second street, near Union.
John i
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SEE advertisement Of DIR. Butts Dis
pensary, headed Book for the Million
Marriage Gnide, in another column. 1t
should be read BY all.
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SheriR's Sale Of Real Estate.

R1 virtue Of vendltioni exponas rom The
Elrs- circuit Court Of shelby COUNT. IN
taNor o. LII l. sim vs. J.. Gruber, for $50
highest bidder, for cash, In fro1f 81 me
Memphis, on
Saturday, the uth day aR May. Is72
ne following described lot ofground, lying in
me county OF shelby, State OF Tennessee, and
"a tne city or Menpbts, being lot No. 4in
a. the junction Of two bayOus, fronting on
Beale street LOO feet and running back 20 feet
% the dividing line between the Rice and
Ramsey grant, levied on as the property OF
said j.. Grubert 70 satisfy said debt Interest
a costs. sale between the hoursofm o'clock
am and ( pm
MARCUS J. WRIGHT, Sheriff
BY W. W. COLEMAN, DIS
JE Montgomery, ATTY. for Plaintiff.