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lsl; unseed. boiled, 81 o.; LAID, per gal, SO
OSIos SO uiei at s. soaf; silver-skins, 81 81
IN Store.
/ POWDER AND SHOr-Powder PER , e. Z %
\ halves s. S: quarters, s. De-. shot, drop, pc
sack, s. -. buck, s. 81 lssld lef ~. elsc
PoFATOEs-NeWh OrE, s. Say 90 common
3 5Og2 70, sweet pliatoes AID y ANS, = ~
POuLrRN-G Gee Sc quiet al s.. Dnchs IN ialI
demand. at s. 50dA Turkeys Quet AZ va
y Chickens at = % 3 for young. old SO
PickrEs-Per barrel. $40; hslf-bauei, s59
=; kegs, s 80
PE0NIEuoNs-Haius sugaT-cured. canNAsed,
l8alsisc: breakfast bacon, l6Qlt5sci clear
sides. lji<EI5tsc. clear rib sides, l4tfglktac;
shoulders, 81 s5s<c- Ness pork. per barrel 20
Lard. rfined in tierces, &c; Ia kegs l69le &C
in pals, l05zc; in cases, none. New
pigs feet sci at 81 25g2 50 per k e Bulk clear
rib, l3c; clearsides, lsltc
RYE-Seed rye nrm atSi l11si y per ousuei.
SPICES Pepper-whols, per ID, &c; grounoi
whole, 40c; ground, soc. Nuunegs 81 %, Gin.
e, DC; ground, l5c. NuHtard-pure
ground. s0s4Oe; Inferior, 23e- g|
s-.UsAGE city made Bologna lie; Cincin-
WING Good 10 choice, I7a2 G, and com
mon lie per gallon.
wa Y--PToof, per gallon, 81 10 age and
WHEsT-seed varieties selling at 81 5osi %
per 5uShel.
MONEY ENMEzF.
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On saturday. October Il, 1874,

within IeEal hours, the following described
proper 81, situated ia -neiuy county, Teuues-
see, t0-wit:
Certain real estats wing sbou. four miles
eastward OF Tie cl-y y Memphis, containing
py Estimation about IL acres more or less.
being part OF the subdivision OF owen 3
farm, Leretot re bought b. y. D.. Bethel Of r..
a. ana 81. owen 81 a =, n. ~ alEer, beginning
on the south side ol the 81 geou HoGsl road
its Lritefs-cl with Dtsy aFeaue. thence
with said Pigeon R1ost road IN an c5stwsT tly
or souIhe2stsriy direction % stake 40 the
corner Of Be1ael's neld 0g the corner OF a lane
known IS owens avenSe, thence with said
lane or zvelus about 3 CHAINS 20 its lurer-zc-
ton win walkers avenuei thence with
Wakes avenue westwardly rO Otey avenue.
and thence with Utey avenue % the beginning
on the Pigeon l0ost road.
Also another tract OF land described as fol-
lows. usa acres adjoining fort Pickering,
known as the Given acre tract, tAe W right
ttfee-fiylsf t=tr tift3t al3e tia7 illFs a. 4 geo
& Co. ~ acre tract, bounded on the north h
Broadway on OIL Fort Pickering Railroad; en-
she sotItn ly Jackson street on the east b.
d. Gilbert Is " qoidEi g, and on the west by
slain anal smith streets; said property @. De
subdiVfled and sold Accord rgly-
Terms o. -a.e-ln q cradl- Of seven ant
twelve Isis utl-- notes al1th approved sursti5s-
lien relaineu 90 iurtler same, 1ntt equity Of
redemption barred. This September IS, Is7f-
D. A. COLE, CLERK and Master.
BY F. j. ri cs. Deputy g. ami 81
Hunies a PostOu anu l.. v. Dixon. Att u.s.
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NOn.Resident Notice.

No. 642.-In the Second Chancery Court OF
Shelby county, Tennessee-B- Z. Anderson
Commissioner, etc, vs.. c. a. SUllmsn et al
II appearing IRON the rUtUrn OF the Sheriff
70 process issued in this cause that the defend
ants, DR.. g Speigls and n. II. Stillman, are
not to be found in his county:
1t is therefore ordered by the Clerk aud Mas.
ter, That they make their appearance herein
at the courthouse of the second Chaneery
Court in the city OF Memphis, Tenn. on OF
befoIe the INST Mondayiu November, 1874, and
plead, answer or demur to cOmplaiuant's bill
or the same viii be taken for confessed as 70
them aud set for hearing exparte; and tnat q
COPY Of this order be published once a week
for four successive weeks, in tle Memphis
Appeal. This September p, lSTl.
NJ. ID. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By George Mallory, Deputy L. and NJ
W W Mcdowell. Sol. for cOmpln't. wed
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Fridnr. the eth or Nersmber, 80,

in mont II the Office Of the Western union
Telegraph company, on Madison street, be-
tween Main and second streets, Asm phls,
Tennessee, between the hours gt 10 o'clock
a.ul and Pm, sell for cash o. ne hlgh hest bid
der, the interest of the e-tsfe OF T. G. East nam
in the following described property lying in
said county and state, t0-Wtt: ia sores on
the Mississippi river, fractional range . and
fractional sections and 4; beginning az q
stake from which south IL east q links 20 q
cottonwood marked ~. g., VIM. Batemau's
southwest corner Of his DO acre entry On the
eastern margin OF the Mississippi river known
meauders OF said Chute soubh % east 10 chains;
thence south g. east chains; thence south 81
east chains; thence south IS east ) chains
thence south iJ' east chains and ID links 20 "a
stake, from which north 20 east a. links 10 n
sycamore marked j. H. T.; thence east 3
chains to "a large blackjack, r BlOckledge's
northwest corner of his $3.50 acre grant thence
south - east with BlOckledge's Wesl boun-
Diary lIne2 chains and so links 10 6 sgeetgum
marked ". j.; thence north p chains and 81
links 10 a sweetgum marked ". j. thence
east q chains and 25 links to two elTns marked
W. J.; thence south 43 chains and 81 links 20
stake and pointers, Irwins corner. thence
east Ii chains 10 a stake ana oak pointer;
thence north passing thrRsh q lake at 5
chains II chains CiagOnaly, IA all IS chains
20 links, 10 links wide, passing Barton s
southeast corner at . chains, in all o. chains
ard 50 links 10 the beginning. Equity OF re-
demption is waived. Title believed TO be
perfect.
"A. B. MAETIN, Trustee.
". Z. MARTIN, Trustee.
Wilson q Beard, attOrL eyc. OCt4
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MUSIC BOOKS FOR SCHOOLS.
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In Books. By l.. o. Emerson and
VS.. IfIden

In BOOK I, which is for Primary Schools,
we have three years course Of study, very
plainly laid out, with abundant directions to
teach, r., and large number Of sweet songs,
for the little ones 10 sing by rOte and by mole.
Price s. cents.
In BOOK II, the course above indicated is
continued, and becomes a little mere theo-
Tetic. The book Is fitted for the use OF the
younger scholars in Grammar schools. Price
80 cents.
In BOOK III, part singing is Introduced, and
Ehe ear is trained to harmonic singing For
Higher Glasses in Grammar schools. Price 50
cents.
The music in these charming and useful
books was selected and arranged by the prac-
ticed hand of Mr. l.. o. Emerson, aud the thso-
retic part has been wen tested BY Mr.. Tildeu
before placing in the readers.
For High Schools, nothing succeeds the
above Readers better than "The Hour Of Sing
ing " 1911, already in extensive use. II that
has been used, try " Choice Trios ISL, a col
lection Of the best three-part music.
The new Singing School Books, " The song
Monarch " rs centsl, Is attracting general at
tentiOn as one OF the best Books ever made
for Singing-schoolS.
The above BOOKS sent postpaid on receipt Of
OLIVER DITSON & co. Boston.
CHAS. H. DITSON & CO.,
ocg I'll Broadway, New York.
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REAL ESTATE.

No. SIS, R.-First Chaucerv Court OF shelby
county Samuel H. Jones, ct al, VS.. Robert
Mchenua-
D4 vhtue Of an interlocutory decree for
ID safe, entered 10 the above cause on the
attn day Of june, lS74. ard modided July s.
iela, 1 VIII sell, at pun.ic auction, TO the
HIGHEST bidder, N front OF the Clerk and
Masters ONCE, Grseulaw Opsrahouse build
M .ecnln .----- y an l-.-.- -.ura--.--
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InsoIYencY Netlee.

state OF Tennessee, Shelby nty.-Cfice Of
County Court Clerk, Memphis, Tenn, sep
TENDER ", ISzf--TO James A. Anderson Ad
ministrator:
HAVING suggested the insolvency Of the
( estate OF Emma Gordon, deceased, you are
hereby ordered 10 give notice. By advertise
the said State, End also at the courthouse
door OF Shelby county, for all persons having
claims against ssid estate 10 appear ana lie
authenticated in the manner prescribed BY
law on or before the 5th day Of January,
1875; and any claim not hled on OF before SAID
day, or before an appropriation OF the 1unds
of said estate is made, shall be forever barred,
both in law and equity. Witness my hand.
at Office, this 18th day o. september, ISl4.
JAMES REILLY, Clerk.
ByT. +. Meath, Deputy Clerk. $3.50 we
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Nonresident Notice.

No. lO2S-In the Second ChaDcery Court OF
shelby county, Tennessse.-B. p. Anderson,
Commissioner, etc, vs.. c. r. AendricksUn
ct 81.
Il appearing from the bill which is sworn
TO IN this cause that the defendants, L, r.
Hendriekson, Ella ID. Hendrickson and Rose
HendricksOn are nOn-residsnts of the state OF
Tennessee:
1t is therefore ordered by the Clerk and Mas
ter, That they make their appearance herein,
az the courthouse of the second Chancery
COurt, in the city of Memphis, Tenn, on OF
before the first Monday in November, 1874 and
plead, answer or demur to com plainantls bill
or the same will be taken for con essed as 70
them and set for hearing e1parie; and that a
copy OF this order be published once week
for four successive weeks in the Memphis
Appeal. This Septem Der 2, 1874.
NJ. ID. L. STEWART. clerk and Master.
BY George MalleTy, Deputy G.. and N.
Castles & Murrell. sOls, for cOmpl'Dts. WED
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EDGEWORTH SCHOOL,
81 Mount Vernon Place,
RA14KwaRR HaRvEsNi

T1HE Twelfth Annual Session of this English
and French Boarding aud Day School for
Young Ladies' Will reopen on THU HSDAY,
18th OF Septem Der. For circulars address
ans cod Mrs. h. P. LEFEBVRE, Principal.
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Non.Resident Notice.

No. llSl-In the Second Chancery Court Of
shelby county, tennessee B. p. Anderson
Commissioners, ETC., vs.. EVelina Z. harris.
to process issued in this cause that the de
PENDANT EVelina p. harris, Is not to be founc
in his county:
ii is therefore ordered by the Clerk and
Master, That she make her appearance
herein, at the courthouse Of the Second Chan
Gerry Court. u the city OF Memphis, renn.y OF
or before the first Monday IN Nogemoer, u. 4
and plead, answer or demur 10 cornpiainants
OH or the same viii be taken for cOnfesSeC
as 10 her and set for bearing exparte; ant
that a copy OF this order De Puoiished once I
phis Appeal. This September - lo.4-
Nj. d h. SrE a ART, Clerk and Master.
By George Mallery, Deputy Z. and Al.
NcDOWeli 4 johnson. SOls. foI cOmplis- IWet
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Thursdar, I5th day Of OetObsr, 1s74.

on the premises, sell at public auction, TO the
highest bidder, for cash, within legal hours,
iCr the purposes therein expressed, the proper
" described in sad deed IN trust, as follows /:
Beginning at stake ON The east side OF the
Big Creek road and in the west line OF county
lot 81, three hundred and ninety. three feet
from stake in the center OF the New Rslefsh
rosd at its intersection with the east SIDE Of
the Big Greek road; hence north with the
west line OF county lot No. 524 Seveuty.dy We
feet 20 a stake; thence north SO east two hun
dred and Two feet to a stake; thence sOut a
seventy-fve feet 20 stake; thence west
wardly to the beginning. Also Beginning az
a stake on Thomas avenue, in the west line
thereof, two hundred and eighty-ssven feet
and ten inches from a stake In center OF New
Raleigh road at its intersection with Thomas
avenues thence WeStWardly with the uUuh
boundary line Of joint lot first described In
deed from Schoolheld 10 Sted-y two hundred
and two ana one-half feet 20 a stake; thence
south seveuty-oue feet to q stake; thence east
wardly, and upon a line parallel with the hrst
course OF this subdivision, two hundred and
two and one-han feet to = stake in the west
line OF Thomas avenue; thence with the " est
line seventy-0ae feet TO the beginning.
Title believed to be good, but sell and con-
vey only as trustee. Equity OF redemption
barred. WA. 6. AEBANk, Trustee.
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To Exhibitors at the Fair, and
Persons Entitled 90
Premiums.

FNNHIBITQRS who have not removed their
~ articles, can get them at The Fair Grounds
bv APPLYING to Captain Geo. Dasbeiil or Major
IL NJ Mason Premiums VIII be paid al the
Comfy Trustees ONCE, By the secretary, on
WEDN hSDAN, I'M INST, and succeeding
octii LEON. TRoUSDALE, seCTetsry,
CHRIsTIAN B OTHER s. COLLEGE
2s2 AD AIS STREET.
THIS Institution affords ample means for q
Il thorough classical, scientific and Com
mercial duca7ion.
For Board, Iuition, Music, etc apply to
oclI BRO. Ma ukELIAN. Prasideni
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Neaae.aay. IlLh day d OeLober. ia,

on the premises sell at public anclOn, for
cash, 70 the highest bidder. within legal
hours, the property described IN said tract
deed, as follows: Lots No. s, and "A OF a
plan Of said Deadrick's lands, surveyed lgJ %.
November, 1896, BY C.. {. Burk- and registered
IN Cook 90 part = pages 1-V. H. ~ and AIS,
ana containing u he aggregate y lO-lN acres
and bounded AS follows. EeElCutrg az = uolC 90
on the north line of Park avenue &C the south
east corner OF said Deadricks Homestead
thence east along Park avenue is chains tu "a
stake, the southeast corner Of ssElu lot \ %. u
thence north wardly at right angles 70 Park
avenue n and Y2-lUU chains 10 a stake, The
northeast corner or lot No. Il; thence west
warily along the north Lines OF said lots Nos.
u, and % tlc east line or said nom e--eld
tract; thence with the last named line ~ and
76-l9J chains 90 the beginning Also, one uu-
divided third part OF lot Of ground contain.
ing about one acre. owned in common and
equally by said W. p. Des1Fick, Mary 3,
Speed and J. \. DeadrIcE, and BOUNDED a-
follows: Beginning M stake where
the northwest line OF Thornton avenue
meets the south line OF Alabama street
thence west with Alabama street % p STAKE
the northwest corner Of lot No. &, of The sub
division OF county lot No. 5J6, as made by
joan ID. Graham and duly recorded thence
south with the west line Of said lot No. 4 90
Thornton avenue thence with said avenue 10
the beginning, being so much % SAID lOt No.
as lies west and north OF Thornton avenue.
Title believed to be good, 0Uti sell and con-
yes only as trustee. Equity of redemption
waived q. G.. GRAZ All. Trustee
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state Of Tennessee, shelby county.-0fice OF
County Court Clerk. Memphis, Tenn, Sep
TENDER ., ls74-To James A. Anderson, Ad'
IniniatratOr:
tHAVfNG suggested the insolvency OF the
4 estates of Henry :. Maddox, and J
Joseph Williams, deceassd, you are hereby
ordered TO give notice, by advertlsi ment IL
some newspaper published within tne SAID
state. and also at the c0urthouse door o.
Shelby county, for all persons having clalmi
agairstt said estate, 10 appear and tle The SAINT
with the Clerk OF the County Court authenti
Gated in the msnner prescribed by law, on o.
before the 30th day OF January, $50 and any
claim not nled on OF before said day, or befoTs
an appropriation Of the FUNDS OF said estat
is made, shall DO forever barred, both in Law
and eqniiy. Witness my hand 81 office, thi
9Th day Of September. 1914,
JAMES REILLY, Clerk.
ByT. r. Meath, Deputy Clerk. sepSo
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Nonresident Notice.

No. ilS4-In the Second Chaneery Court OF
Shelby county, TENNESSEE. p. Anderson
Commissioner, etc., vs.. j. h Pearson es a.
n appearing from there urn OF the sheriff
to process issued IN this cause tnaI the de-
PENDANTS, j. H. Pearson ana Mary NJ. Pearson
are not to be found IN his county,
II Is therefore ordered by the Clerk anc
Master, that they make tle1r appearance
herein. az the courthouse OF the Second Cnan
Gerry Court, IN the city OF Memphis, Tenn.
on-or before tue first Monday IN November
1874 and plead, answer or den1rr 70 com plstin
ants bill, or the same Will be taken Tor con
fessed as to them and set for nearing sA gstrte
and mat a COPY OF this order be Published
once a week f0E k0llE-S I1ccessi We weeks, ~ ilf
Memphis Appeal. This september =. lo.i.
M d. L. STE VA tt'r, CLERK and Master.
By Geo. Mallery, D. G, and N.
McDnirall 4 Iohnson. soIs. for comp-l. LNee
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NOu.Residept Kstice.

No. ll74-In the Second Chancery CoTrt Of
shelby county, TennesSee-B. p. Anderson,
Commissioned, etc. VS.. Mary Powers ct al
1t appearing from the return of the Sheri Il
10 process issued in this cause that the de-
PENDANTS, II. Chase and L.. Chase, are not TO be
found in his county;
IL is therefore ordered by tn clerk and Mas
ter, That they make their appearance herein,
at the courthouse Of the Second Chancery
Court. in the city OF Memphis, Tenn, on or
before the first Monday in November, 1S7ii and
plead answer or denur to compliments bill,
or the same will be taken for confessed IS to
them and set for hearing expaTte; and that a
COPY Of this order be published once week,
for four successive weeks, in the Memphis
Appeal. This September y, lS74.
N. ID. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master
By George Mallery, Deputy c. and NJ.
Mcdowell & johnson, SOls. for compl't. lived
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PARIS, October Is.-Rentes, on. s-1ao.
NEW ORLEASS, October 2.--Go!d, lO9}S;
sight par; sterling, 5sl1s. Ia
LON DON October lS.--The rate for money
at the stock exchange on government secu-
rites IS IL per cent. The amount OF bullion
gone int the Bank OF England on bal
snce Today Is Ea.OO9. consais, for money.
onss5 s: Of is5, i6s1; DO. To-, I65s
lo-sOs, 1857 new 5s l0pz; New York Central,
~; Erie, "a Erie preferred, 40.
NEW YORK. October 13.-MOney, 2a3 per
cent Prime mercantile paper, 6,a7 per cent.
dates Sterling was nrmer 81 4s4 for sixty-day
and 4s7 for sight. Customs receipts, S55tu00-
Exports OF produce for the week, So -; a
decrease from last week OF sl6&-s33 Cold
op psd at 1899, and closed az no. Carr ing
ana borrowing rates, per cent; loans We're
ais mad fat The assistant treasurer dis
ment bonds arm; United states coupons
OF ISL, lsf do. OF $50, ll2l; do. o. lisa IL !;
do. OF 1855. Hos; do. new, li5 DC. ls57, III 4;
CO. lsooi ll.1s new 5s, LEA 4O-a's, lll9si cur
rency Is, ll71t state securities quiet; Missouri,
Is, IS: Old tennessee, g.; new tennessee O. ,
new Virginia 3; old Virginia, 81; Old North
CarOiins, p; new North Carolina. III.
Stocks opened firm, but latec became weak
and ueciined = 20 II per cent on sensational
rumOrs about the IS indicate 20 the eject that
thes had decided not 10 take any more bonds
than were originally sub>Crioed Tor; but the
runoTs proved to be tu0ut foundation, and
prices recovered = 70 3 per cent. ifom me
Union Pacific, Erie Lake store, Western
Union, Pacific Nail, WaDa IA, and Ohlos. At
a meeting Of The creditors OF he hrm Of $.
kaufman & Co to-day a statement was SGD
mItf-d showing their lisb iitles 70 be 8 0O9O00,
nd their assets 500 600 There Is some t5tik 4
the estate being thrown into bankruptcy. The
receiver Of the Bank Of COmmC wealth
expects 20 declare a final dividend OF 20 per
cei I. 10 deprsitOrs within thirty day stock
sales Today, ls) ,00J shares, o. which ~. u gsre
Western Union; zoo Pacin Mail i31O 90 hrie;
2s.0l0 Lake Shore; 2i,u40 Union Pacidc; sou
Northwestern common 800 WABASH ana JljO
Ohios. The closing quotations We're:
Canton, 30; Western JuiOn Telegraph, ~ :;
Quicksilver, 81; Adams express compa-
ny, lUg, Wells q FargO's express company,
IS: American express company, 81; United
states express company, 55+; Pacific Nail
49,; New York Central, iC05a; Size, - Erie
preferred, IS; Harlem, Is; Harlem pre-
ferred. E5; Michigan Central, p; PIttsburE
and hort Wayne, 81; Northwestern, IS 4
Northwestern preferred, So: Kiosk Island
gS5S; New jersey central, ltS4; -, Paul, -;
st Paul preferred 5lR; Nsuf.sh, SCR " a
bash preferred, 40; For1 Wayne, ~; Ierre
Haute, l07; Terre Haute pre- erreo, u; Chi
cagO and Alton, 81; Chicago and Alton pre-
ferrad, lg3; Ohio and Mississippi, ~;
Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati, t3;
Burlington and quincy, lOi; Lake shore, 20;
Chicago. Columbus and Indiana Central, l015;
linoiz Central, 81; Union Pacific, 50 i; Cen
trAl Pacific bonds, s23- Union Pacific bonds
s. Hartford aud Erie, l0lis; Delaware and
LRckaWan6, 1863.
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EbEs, DDS. JOHNSON
PRIVATE
Medical DispensaTv
Sc. - Jefferson Street,
Pets laa Gain and Front Row
HEMPHss, H.

A. iya tdJl+ is acEuoGiad-ad by ali 3 az
-aa -asfles-1-- 81 gy ltr The most success.
~ ~. aeqau 10 tha treatment or private CT
e7l-t l--a-r 2 lca, ,lo-o- ID and penn o.
e.t elai sn'tfsllead .r every ca7e male y
FEMME -.9cel- Cases % aouorruea aud sTuu..
lld -aA ~ lH acW uITa. without lna Iae q.
l-erccrrt lna1ga - -I-af or rfr. .ranra fr--r
ft'l1ees eeoontarg iVphll ts-fl1e Iaat ue.sfss.s
- -. -iaaa s9iiuori ne use 90 mercury lr.
Inc. a.tlAglcis Afori ina lu-e1cy OF loss rF
ea1uai pqr1 rat9red 81 sfea VlgoF IA a Iss
tfls, rs - Sc f-aEues and erce=7fvs
aefs Fl le-lsg -i1Tzl srerrssfclrhaa snd To-
~ ph9sict ad rental power, Eoeedily ard
permanent iy cured.
faFJacui ar -l5uslou a-sld % u ; Tilazaurur
women, anff lres guaranteed.
fannedtas-
l1eeileines sent ~ empress 10 All psrts o. L1E
country,
lrola 20 pa.
ap1 cav y. s. JOHNSON MI
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NOn.Residenl Notire.

No. 52s-In the Second Chaucery Court Vi
shelby county, Tennessee F. W. Roseuthal
ct al. VS.. Jos Grieshaber ct al.
1t appearing nom the cross-bill and amend
ed cross-bil which is sworn to in this cause
that the defendants, Fritz Reicnof and the
unknown heirs OF Henry keich0G and Z.
Reiehod, aye Hon-resideDts Of the state of
Tennessee
1t IS therefore ordered by the Clerk aud
Master, That they make their appearance here
in, al the courthouse OF the second Cha1cery
Court, in the city Of Memphis. Tennessee, on
or before the first Monday II November, IS74,
and plead, answer or demur 10 the Gro .s-btIi
of Fred. Ureisagecker or the same VIII be
taken for confessed as TO them and set for
hearing exparte; anu that a copy OF this or
der be published once a week, for four success
sive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
This September y, 1874.
n. D. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
BY Geo. Mallory, Deputy C. and NJ.
Geo. ". Winehesf er, sol. for coupl'nt. fwed
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-14
saturday. oetober 81. 1s74.

wllsiu legal hours, the following described
rssI estate, to-Wit.
A certain tract Of land situate. lying ana
being IN the county o. shelby and state OF
Tennessee, containing about one huudre and
utfaen acres, being the southwest corner or
seld s, s. kemrert original tract Of sixteen
hundred aud xiy acres on Biz Greek in the
thtrd civil district Inherited by him from his
father, Andrew Eembert: Begiuuing al the
southwest corner OF said original tract, which
is the nnrthwe corner OF Thomas Rawlings
tract, and IN the west line Oi the Douglass
tract; thence east with said Rawlings tract %
the corner OF John Sfeels one hundred and
dfty acre tract lately sssld TO him u- said Rem
bert; thence north with said 6teel's west line
seveuty-three chains and tWensy-slX links TO
lhe u0rta line % TIE ono hundred and dfty
acre tract iatsly sold by ssli1 albert 70 Hugh
Rose thence west with said -uSe's south line
20 the wesl line OF said Is, :. Eeu1eTts original
tract; thence south with said line seventy
three chsins and twenty-siX links % the be-
ginning
Terms OF Sale-li1 a credit o. six and twelve
months, purchaser executing note with ap-
proved security, Lien retained. Equity ot Ie-
demptiOn barred.
TN september u, 1874.
a. D. L. STEWART,
Clerk and Master.
By Geo. Mauery, D. &. and NJ.
MeLcall & Hermou. soils. for com b Ialuaut.