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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-16
saturday, October Il. 1874,

within legal hours, the following described
property, Situated in Shelby county, Teunes-
see, tO-Wit: Certain real estate, lying about
four miles eastward OF The city Of Memphis,
containing by estimation ABOUT l72 acres
more or less, being part Of the subdivision
OF owens farm heretofore bought by T.. 4
Bethel Of +. a. & VI. owen aud \ +. Walker
beginning on the south side Of tue Pigeon
BOOst road at Its intersection with Otey ave
nue.; thence with said Pigeon ROOst road I'm
an eastwarcly or southeast wardly direction
10 a stake at the corner OF BetheI's field on the
corner OF "A lane known as owen avenue /.
thence with said lane or avenue about -
chains TO It's intersection with Walker ave
nue.; thence with Walker avenue WeStwardly
20 Otey avenue; and thence with Otey avenue
10 the beginning ON the Pigeon ROOst road.
Also, another tract OF land described as TO-
lows Eleven and One-haIf uI10 acres adjoiu-
ing Fort Pickering, known as the Given eight
t3l acre tract, the Wright three-quarter %
acre tract, and the DuVal. A lgeO e. CO. two
and One-half 90 acre tract, bounded on the
north by Broadway or Old Fort Pickering
railroad, on the south by Jackson street, on
the east by DIR. Gilbert and Woodbridge, and
on the west by Main and Ninth streets. Said
property 70 be subdivided and sold accord
ingly.
Terms of sale-On a credit OF and y
months; notes with approved security; lien
retained uuil same are paid Equity Of re-
demptiOn barred.
This September Is, 1874.
ga. COLE Clerk and Master.
By X. j. Black, ID. L. and NJ.
Humes & POStOu and i. v. Dixon. ATTORNEYS.
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MUSIC BOOKS FOB SCHOOLS.
AMERICAN
school Music Readers
In hooks. ByL. o. Emerson and
IS. NfIaen

In BOOK l, which is for Primary schools,
we have three years course Of study, very
plainly laid out, with abundant directions 10
teachers, and large number Of sweet songs,
for the little ones 10 sing by rote and by mole.
Price - cents.
In BOOK II, the course above indicated IL
continued, and becomes a little mere theO-
retic. The book is fitted for the use OF the
younger scholars in Grammar Schools. Price
% cents.
In BOOK III, part singing Is introduced, aud
the ear Is trained to harmonic singing. For
Higher Glasses in Grammar Schools. Price 30
cents.
The music in these charming and useful
books was selected and arranged by the pFac-
ticed hand OF Mr.. L. q. Emerson, and the theO-
retic part has been well tested by Mr. Tildeu
before placing in the readers.
For Bigh Schools, nothing succeeds the
above Readers better than 1.-THE Hour Of Sing
ing " 1911, already IN extensive use. II that
has been used, try Choice TrlOs F" ST, a col
lection Of the best three-part music.
The new Singing School Books, "The Song
Monarch T" rs centsl, is attracting general at
tention as one Of the Best Books ever made
for Singlng-schools.
The above BOOKS sent postpaid on receipt Of
retail price.
OLIVER DITSON a CO., Boston.
CHAS. H. DITSON & CO.,
Oc9 I'll Broadway, New York.
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Tuesday, October 20, A. d., 1874,

at the southwest corner Of Madison aud
second streets, IN the city OF MemDhis.
county OF Shelby, state OF Tennessee, az I'D
o'clock am, proceed TO sell 70 the highest
bidder, for cash. the property desert bed Ia
said deed OF trust, and the deed therein re-
ferred 70, to-wlt; Lying and being in said
city OF Meinphie, county and State afore-
SAID, and more particularly described as LOT
tofty-tWo ~ and the west hail OF lot forty
three 40 as described upon II. W. HIS plan
OF subdivision OF lot NO. nve hundred and
eleven t5lll, as known in the map OF the city
Of Memphis aforesaid, as surveyed on the
fully described IN deed made By y. b. Wad-
dell, on the 18th day OF March. a. ID. 1856, 10
J. Z. 6rlhp, and recorded So the Registers
page % and n, and 70 which reference is now
made. Title believed TO be good, but sell
and convey a. Trustee only. Oath and bond
OF Trustee, and equity OF REDEEM ptiOn waived.
I'll. HEFFERHAN, Trustee,
g. +. f. Thompson Attorney for trustee.
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Saturday, October "a, 1874,
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue Of an order OF trust made to me
ID as Trustee, on the 2lst uay OF July, 1874,
and recorded in the Registers Office OF shelby
county, Tennessee, IN book No l02, D. p. 50,
70 secure the payment Of a certain note which
Is now due and unpaid, will, on
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I Ise ,,Vss elected because his opponent Wa a
I i-Tave and an admitted congressional cor
- On a Tfatrirf f5faffOrm not in
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ToSaeeG ass,9s re- Etc Ss%p'''
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Friday, the 6th Of November, 1874,

in front Of the Office OF the Western Union
TELEGRAPH company, on Madison street, be-
tween Main and Second streets, Memphis,
Tennessee, between the hours of 10 o'clock
am. and pm, sel for cash to the highest bid
der, the interest of the estate or 7. Q. Eastman
in the following described property lying IN
said county and State, to-wit: S5735 acres on
the Mississippi river, fractional range 8 and
fractional sections 3 aud 4; beginning at
stake from which south u east . links 10
cottonwood marked W. B., VIM. Bateman's
southwest corner Of his go acre entry on the
eastern margin OF the Mississippi river, known
as the Chute of Island 40; thence with the
meanders Ofsaid Chute sOuth2s east 10 chains;
thence south o. east chains; thence south 81
east chains; thence south Is east chains;
thence south loo east 3 chains and % links 10 a
stake, from which north go east 40 links to
sycamore marked J. Il. T.; thence east )
chains TO large blackjack, r. BlOckledge's
northwest corner of his 500 acre grant thence
south So east with Blockledge's west boun-
dairy line2 chains and 50 links 10 a sweetgum
marked ". J.; thence north ~ chains and 80
links to a sweetgum marked W. J.; thence
east y chains and 25 links TO two elms marked
W. j.; thence south 70 chains and - links 10 a
stake and pointers, Twins corner; thence
east 10 chains to q stake and oak pointer
thence north passing through lake at
chains II chains diagOnally, in all 70 chains,
thence west passinga long POND at chains
80 links, 10 links wide, passing BartOn's
and 80 links to the beginning. Equity Of re-
demption Is waived. Title believed 70 be
perfect. -
II. B. MARTIN, Trustee
W. p. MARTIN, Trustee.
Wilson a BearfI attorneys Oct4
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PRODUCE MARKETs.

NEW ORLEANS, October I5.-Hay-prime,
s1r; cnai e, .. Pork Jan 40 81 81. Bacon-1L
aiILliEfc. Moi s--es-Eeceipls, 20 barrels
new; ialr sold al oJci prime, 70g72c; choice.
Tlg76c.
UOBI-vILLE October I5-Flour quiet.
Wheat quiet. Corn quiet Oats quiet. Rye
steady and o moderate demand sc. Pork
iltl1ai nal. Bacon dull, -, a. tql45fe Hams
suCar-cureu, l2i-ss &c. Bulk-none here.
Lard nominal. " Risky. Sc. Hay, s10a28
CHICAGO, October I5.-FIour dun. Wheat
dull and l-ciiu n; No. spring Chicago, 53c /;
No. =, seller, sc ca D. Lorp quiet: No. .
mixed, i61Ic cash. Oaas IN fair demand; No. ?.
4Tc Eye 5ulel No. ., Ss@5jc. Barley uuiet.
Pork steady and in moderate demand, sls Is.
Lard eady, fi5lc. Bulk meats duh and NOM
Ing. Wheat closed steady al Va 'slg7s.c.
CINCINNATI, October h. flour dull.
Wugaf duii ANA nominal. Corn steady and
A moderate dcmanBd; old, 20 E75o. new, 5Oa
H9e Ciafs outlet and weak, hlnilc. Rye stead 4
ana la IuoddTat5 demand, &c barley un-
changed. IIusecd Oh steady, So. Lard oil
steady. Pork, none here. Lard steady; sum
mer. l25tMl8c. Eulk pork dull and nominal.
r,acou sui aud declined; shoulders, 714asc
clear rio, ls1zc, and clean scarce at bsli1fc.
ST. LOUIS, October l1s-FlOnr-low grades
s,ili scarce aud frm; high qualities &c lower
70 sell. Nheai duu and declined; No. rcd
u. u 2l9l 201f. corl JUL q declined
10 2 mixed, gGc "a tleTatDT. uEts tuil and
unsettled; No.2, 4g59s5Jc. Barley caster and
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unsettled; only sample lots sold. Rye lower
g1a8l5Sc. Whisky lower, Si@l Oh. Pork qulei
So cash Bacon firmer. &c, l554gb3ac cash
orders lots 40 &c higher LiaTc ~ lair demand
for fut1re. delivery. Hogs ouu. FORK
iofkers 4ls9ie. Bacon, 0g31sc. Catue uh-
charged
NEW YORK. October l5.-Fiour IN mod
crate demand common 90 good, II s2ai ~.
Rive Hour Stesuy- 50 3ju5 30. COrnfueai IN ~ II
request: western. 81 s0G5 Wheat Irregular
and unsettled; No. sping, q l5gl % Minne-
sota spring, 81 Oiai 20. Rye quiet, boc9sl ~
Farley In buyers ayor. Corn steady; mixed
western, soc; new, SIS. Oats lover mixed
western, dpeig2c. Rice dull and unchanged.
Petroleum outlet ami nrmer; crude, 1;scf re
fined, lgif &C. Pork lower; new mess 80 tua-l
Beef qulet;c nj meats quiet; middles heaNy
long clear 5Ac; snort clear lec. b'tu I'LL ~
prime steam. roc. Butter heavy western S0c.
Cheese firm; common 70 prime lZ1sc. WINS
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Z. 2. ANDEKSON,
Commissioner Of Revenue, etc.

No. S5S, R.-Second Chaneery Court Of shelby
county.-B. p. Anderson, Commissioner OF
Revenue, ETC., VS.. W. l.. Vance, ct al.
Pursuant to O anal decree for sale entered on
the 10th day of July, 1874, Minute Book 3, page
800 Will sell, at public auction, 70 the high
est bidder, for cash, at the courthouse door in
EhalhN cnnnIN-
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No. SAG, X. Second ChRncery Court Of shelby
cOunty.-B z. Anderson Commissioner of
Revenue, etc. VS.. IL. A. Partee.
Pursuant to final decree for sale, entered in
the above cause on the 10th day OF July. 1874,
Minute Book 5, page 2SG, VIII sell, az public
auction, TO the highest bidder for cash, at the
door n sballlxr
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Trustees Sale of Lands In Bolivar
County, Mississippi.

DY virtue OF a deed OF trust 10 W. X. Cum
ID bingham, Trustee, recorded in deed book
:, page 353, In tine Chancery Court Clerks Of
ice Of Bolivar county, Mississip pi, made Jan
uary ], 1879, by George r. Austin and Volney
Peel, TO secure the payment Of their four prom
issory notes Of that date for so SOL $40 and
$3.50, respectively, payable 70 n. j. Wicks and
Il. J. Martin, the inst Of which notes has been
transferred TO Owen Meriwether, and by viz
tue Of my appointment as trustee, vice W. r.
Cunningham, resigned, TO execute said trust,
yrfTf on
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Stage of Rivers.
Below high WJlter mark OF 1874.
II A TTnNTg, Observer
Movement OF Boats.

The A. J. White brought in 10 bales
OF cotton and l3lj sacks Of seed. The Frank
Forrest had Il b,les OF cotton, "a bags Of cot
/ II and 464 sacks of seed. The Belle Lee
cleared for the south with 20 bales OF cotton,
l2ig sacks Of Oil-c2ke and 40 cabin passengers.
The Cla rksViilt, from Arkansas river, came in
with 20 bales OF cotton, 10 sacks Of seed, ard
rcshipped al Terrene for New Orleans, -
bales Of cotton. The BELLE Of Texas discharged
. tons, and had 800 tons for below. she had
a barge in toW. The city OF Chester put OF
IS bales OF cotton, 800 sacks Of seed, oil barrels
of Gour, 424 barrels Of apples. o. tubs OF but
sacks OF oats, 855 bales Of hay and $50 kegs of
beer She left for St LOuls with 80 bales OF
cotton. The A. J. White lett for the lower
t.a.l.f aLLfL faIr IILIl-
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Mondsr. Oetohar h. 1s74,

within legal hours, the following described
or so much OF the same as SHAH be
sufficient to discharge the taxes adjudsed
against said property, and all costs as shown
BY said decree, to-wit: Lying and being in
Shelby county IN the twelfth civil district,
and being acres on. the northeast corner Of
he Morris tract, beginning at said northeast
orIler, the east and west lines being II chains
and 40 links in length, and the north and
south lines OF such length as to make up the
i've acres. This 10th day OF September, 1874.
b. p. ANDERSON,
Commissioner of keVenue, etc.
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Thursday, November 3, 1874,

within legal hours, sell at the Courthouse, In
Bolivar county, Mississippi, for cash To the
highest bidder, the following lands known as
the TOpp place, lying in said county, viz: All
OF sections . and IS east Of bOgue Falaya, and
all Of section p, except the east half Of The
southeast quarter east Of bOgue Falaye, all in
township =, ranger. said lands and the inn
prOvements, thereon will be sold for the paw
ment Of the first Of said notes, which Is passed
due and unpaid, and for the costs Of this
trust the balance Of the proceeds 10 be ap-
piled 10 the payment Of the remainder Of
said notes, which become due upon the nOn-
payment Of any note. The title 4 believed 10
be perfect, bal convey only a. trustee
These are among the best and most elevated
lands in the cOunty-abOut so acres cleared. Il
portion Of which was IN cultivation last year
Two settlements on the land, also ginhOuse
and machinery, houses, stables, etc.
This OctOber3, l74.
Oct4 MINOR MERIWETHER, Trustee.
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desdstones. 2feet, WITH socket and foot.
stone, ietteTed O
stanS ie;te ne - 1es - - 70 O
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DRY eOOns szARKET.


NEW YORK. October l5.-Business was
moderately active with commission houses
and fair jobbing trade progressed. brown
cofions and c0ttCn lsnnels are IN good de-
m al al unchanged prices. Fancy mad DER
prints are In fair request, anu ide-oands
rather more active. Woolen goods for IN MS
wear are quiet, but dannels aud blankets are
in steady demand. The Daily Btuiehn says
Mygott. Hairland & Co. have suspended pay
ment
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Mondar. OetOber be-, 1s74,

within legal hours, the following described
property or so much thereof as viii be suf-
ncient to discharge the taxes adj judged against
said property, ana all costs as shown by seid
decree, TO wit: The west part Of lot in block
q, in-the city of Memphis, fronting 100 feet
on the east side OF shelby street, running
back eastwardly betTeen parallel lines ~
feet, situated on the northeast corner OF the
intersection of shelby and Vance streets.
This September 10, 1874.
3. p. ANDERSON,
Commissioner OF Revenue, etc.
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Monday. October IL, 1874.

within legal hours, the following described
property, or so much of the same as shall be
Sufficient to discharge the taxes adjudged
against said property, and all costs, as shown
by sid decree, tO-wtt: Beginning at q point
on the south line of old Madison street, "a feet
FROM the west lie of j. H. Billls lot; thence
west with south line Of old Madison street IS
fee; thence south 80 west o. 7-l0 feet 10 the
line of new Madison street; thence eastward
ly with new Madison street IS feet inches I;
thence north so, east 81 2-l0 feet TO the be-
ginning. This September 10, 1874.
r. p ANDERSON
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CHANCERY SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,

No 762, R.-Eirst Chancery Court Of shelby
cOuuty-J. y. Finnie ct al ". r. g.. Meath
etai.
DY virtue of an interlocutOry decree for
ID sale, entered in the above cause on the
auction, 70 the highest bidder, In front OF the
Clerk and Masters office, Greenlaw opera
house building, Second street, Memphis Ten
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No. $50, R-Seeond Chaneery Court of Shelby
county-B. p. Anderson. Commissioner OF
Revenue, ETC., VS.. j. B. Harris.
Pursuant to a final decree for sale, en-
tered in the above entitled cause on the
10th day Of July, 1871, Minute Book 5, page IS,
VIII sell, at public auction, to the highest
bidder, for cash, at the courthouse door in
Shelby comfy. on
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COMMISSIONERS SALES
REAL ESTATE.

No. $50, R.-Second CbanceFy Court of Shelby
COunty.-B. 2. Anderson, COMMISSIONS Of
Revenue, etc., VS.. L. kaufman e. al.
PURSUANT to final decree for sale, entered
] In the above cause on the 10th day OF July,
1874, Minute Book 5, page 20, will sell, at
public auction, to the highest bidder, for cash,
AZ the courthouse door in Shelby county. on
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MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE

ScNT OIiegns Mail tgyery dayl, 81 $40 pm,
express, daily Sundays excepted, Fl 20 a.ll.
freight aud aCcommodauOn, daily lSunda1 3
oEcepiedl at s .l1 pm.
uEpAErSs
New Orleans Mail Ieycsy lsy', % Has O. M.
Expr.7s- daily f~uudays eTrCpfn,l, 90 IS pm.
Freight ana accommodation, ustly tSundGys
ex c6ptedl, SO q So a.iu.
hg POI GO f0IE o. Main street.
IlcEst-1llcs, Sc. - Main street CORNER Of
Madison.
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Mondar. October ~. 1s74,

the following described property, or 50 much
thereof as VIII be sufficient 90 discharge the
taxes adjudged against SAID property as shown
by said decree, to-wit: Lot No. 10 in Block
No, Is, on the east side of Clinton street, in
the city of Memphis. This September 10, 1874.
r. 2. ANDERSON,
Commissioner of Revenue, etc.
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DIR. D.s.JOHNsON'z
PRIVATE
Medical Dispensarv
Ne. ~ Jefferson Street,
Bs5wesn Main and Front Row,
HEaPHIs, - . o


IA JOAH5DN r. acknowledge by an us-t
~ ties interested, as BY FAR the most succe7s.
fui Physician in the treatment OF private q
secret diseases. Quick, thorough and perlna-
nent cures guarantees 10 every case, male 8r
female. Recent Gases Of dOnorrhea and fyeut-
ils cured N a Jew days, without the Eee
mercury chnnEe OF diet or hfndrauce fruFa
business. Secondary yphills-ths last Vestizs
eradicated without the use OF mercury. L.
voluntary loss OF semen stopped Ia 4 Bhott
time. sufferers from i'm lOtency or loss q
sexuai pOwsr restored 70 free vlgor in q Ie-g
weeks. Victims OF self-abuse and ezceesfvs
vsnery, suffering from spermaiorrhea and inzs
OF physical and mental power, speedily and
permanently cured.
Particular attention paid 70 the DiseqEes-of
Women, and cures guaranteed.
Throat and Lung Diseases cared -. nsW
Esmsdiezs
All consultations strictly confidential.
Medicines sent By express TO All parts Of ths
s0unng,
once hour from am. TO pm. Sundays
tom toBP.D.
ap2 dAW ID. JOHNSON d. u,
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NrMPHIs - IIrTlg -.

Mail tCvcry tsy1 Ht , am. Freight and
A eommJlaiiaL Et 7.fl pm,
DEEAErS5
Nal. feTery tGyl. pr 500 am. Freight aud
h.somu.odatllE at o am
s-ieCVIEs--c.r- oE uIEIl trElEH.
Depot Center landing foot Of Washington
stroeL
-rleEet-onoCsr NJ. 2S7 (coner Auldisonl md
80. rs Main st-sei.
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BARFOE'S DEVDRRRY CORDIAL
PkTAPSC0 FEMALR INSTITUTE

TlHIS institution has been in operation for
i thirty ( ighuyears. The number of pupils
Is limited. Its location Is pre-e minently
healthy, u central, and Is easily reached by
railroad, fTnIn Baltimore and Washington
cities. FCT GlIcu lars address
MRS. r. II. ARCHER,
an e cod tllicOtt Citv y. o.. MARYLAND.
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No. $40, R.-Second Cnaneery Court Of shelby
eounty.-B. P. Anderson, Commissioner OF
Revenue, ETC., VS.. Ebenezer shaw.
Pursuant to final decree for sale, entered in
the above cause on the l0th day of July, 1S14
Minute Book 5, page 2ss, will sell, al public
auction, TO the highest bidder, for cash, at the
Courthouse door in Shelby county, on
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On Saturday, October II, 1874,

within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in shelby county, Teunes-
see, to-Ngit
Certain real estate lying about four miles
eastward OF the city OF Memphis, containing
by estimation about III acres, more or les,
being part of the subdivision Of Owens
farm, heretofore bought By p. G. Bethel Of r.
A. and NJ. Owen and :. p. Walker; beginning
on the south side OF the Pigeon RoCst road al
its intersection with Otey avenue; thence
with said Pigeon Rcost road in an eastWardly
or southeasterly direction to a stake at the
corner OF Bethel's field on the corner Of a lane
known as owens avenue; thence with said
lane or avenue about - CHAINS TO its interssc-
ton with Walkers avenue; thence with
Walkers avenue westwardly 70 Otey avenue,
and thence with Otey avenue to the beginning
on the Pigeon RoOst road.
Also, another tract OF land described as fol-
lows. IlH acres adjoining Fort Pickering,
known as the Given 5 acre tract, the Wright
three-quarter % tract and the DuYal, Aigeo
& Co. ~ acre tract bounded on the north By
Broadway or old Fort Pickering Railroad; on
the south by Jackson street; on the east BY
DR.. Gilbert & Woodbridge, and on the west by
Main and Ninth streets; said property TO be
subdivided and sold accordingly.
Terms OF Sale-On credit Of seven and
twelve m; nths; notes with approved suretlesi
lien retained to further same, Snd equity %
redemption bar ed. This September - 1874.
r. A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By r. j. Black, Deputy e. and N.
Humes & PostOn and L. V. Dixon, Atty
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Saturday, October 81, 1874,

within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in Shelby county, Ten
nesSee, to-Wit:
And in the 10th civil district of said county,
which is bounded ON the north by the lands
Of Harrison Troy and the heirs OF John LO-
gan: on the east and west by William A. Low.
cry on the west by the lands OF Davis Blggs,
and is also described as lot No. z. IN the diyl-
sion Of the land OF Peter Peterson, deceased; ;
among his heirs is being the same conveyed
BY William +. Gibson and vile 10 James iggss.
Terms OF Sale On credit OF o. u and Is
months; notes with approved security lien
retained TO further secure same, and equity OF
redemption barred. This october ., ls.i
K. A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By r. J. Black, Deputy G. and n.
n r MicOu and O. W. Frazer, Attorneys.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue Of two trust deeds made by J.. c.
ID Eastman and James Archer, 70 the under
signed, respectively, as trustees, on the 9th
day OF November, 1865, which are recorded in
book No. %, pages 323 and SO OF the Registers
records of shelby county, and State OF Ten
nessee, made TO secure certain notes, which
are unpaid, we will, or
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Trustees Sale.

DY yIRTUEOF THE TERMS OF A DEED
ID Of Trust, executed TO the undersigned,
1913, by Il. l.. Hammock, and Of record In
The Registers ONCE of Shelby comfy, Ten
nessee. In deed bOok 81. page IS. / Viii on