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railroads, and telegrsphs OF your own?
Why don't you plant more than half
your land in grain, and raise one-half
less cotton; don't you want to be free?
Fsrmer-My dear sir, am l compelled
to tell you again that we are on the road
to starvation, and that we are determin-
ed to stay in that road. We don't wish
to change our system OF farming; nor
do we want factories, railroads, tele-
graphs nor insurance companies of our
own. AS to freedom, we never think Of
such a thing. We have occupied the
position Of serfs so long to the other
sections Of this great country that we
rather like serfdom Row. | think
Madame Roland must have been insane
when she gave utteraDce to that mem-
OTable sentence, "Oh! liberty, what
crimes have been committed in thy
name.n
New Englsnder-Wal, haven't you
critters no feelin' for independence?
Farmer-Independ We have
erased that word from our dictionaries.
If We had no other sections Of this couD-
try to look to for something to eat and
TO wear than our own, we would be in a
sad condition indeed. l am here to-day
to see the birthplace Of that child whose
sunny smiles we Of the south have never
enjoyed as you people of New England
have enjoyed them. Many years ago
we thought we could catch a glimpse,
now and then, Of the child, but it was
all delusion.
New Highlander (confusedly)-Good
day, sir.
Farmer knowingly GOOD day.
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"wOuld be in favor Of setting apart, as q
"shOol-fund, one-tenth OF the annual
revenues, but would levy no special
"schOol tax" Judging from this Judge
Reagan is a better hand st retarding
the growth OF a State than at build
ing II up. A few more speeches
like this, and the emigration Of which
the Texans have been justly Dragging
viii decline to nothing, and the great
west, with all its drawbacks Of climate
and soil that needs nursing care and a
nicely adjusted system Of irrigation, will
lecever the immigration that now
threatens to make Of Texas the empire
State OF the Union. Texas can afford to
pension the Reagans who oppose public
schools, and if she would prosper should
copy after Iowa and Michigan, whose
educational systems are models for all
new and sIarsely settled States.
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THE New Orleans Bulletin, in an arti.
Gle responsive to one from the New York
Tribune, ssys truly and proves logically
that under liberty il is the community,
and not the loaners of currency, that
regulate The amount OF the issues. The
self-interest Of the issuers, which usu-
ally induces them to refuse loans to
those who cannot offer ample security
for their repayment at a fixed period of
time, and that Of the borrowers, which
lesds them to refuse to borrow currency
when it will not produce them more
than the interest they pay for ITS
Use, are sufficient restrictions to bank
issues; and the only species Of restric-
ton that accords with the true interests
Of both the issuers apG. ethe borrowers.
Aud IL the present amount Of currency
is required, Notwithstanding the great
stsgnstion in commerce and industry,
now can these important interests OBJ
tain an adequate supply when they re-
sumo their usual activity and their an
nual increased Importance, which &C.
companies a normal condition Of things
on this continent, under the restrictions
10 increased issues which are constantly
urged upon legislators for the protection
OF the community against over-trading
and Oyer-issues?
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THE Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel,
in answer to the st. Louis Republican,
says: Why, certainly, we ale in favor
OF having it Lthe national Democratic
c0nvenuoDl meet in st. Louis. II is
absurd to talk OF the claims of Louis
vile. After sll the delegates and WISH
tors reached that place it would be diff
cult to tell which was Louisville and
which was the convention. We don't
mean to say word against Louisville,
It is doubtless a very good place for
match games between colored baseball
clubs. The Democratic national con-
veutiOn should meet in a large western
city, and st. Louis is the place" What
will the Courier-Jo5TnaJ have to say to
ilaf9
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At the reunion CT the survivors of
Orr's Rifies,at Charleston, South CARROLL
ma. the other day, General MCGOWAN
struck q chord which will vibrste in
every soldierly heart in saying, 1--WE
"now are one people, and are TO remain
$50. l am one Of those who believe that
''the line OF duty lies ia the direction Of
'cOnciliating, in all things consistent
with truth, honor and self-respect. Let
"every one who was q good soldier in
"the past do his best as a good citizen in
"the future to create kind and fraternal
relations Ietween the sections, and to
maintain that mutual respect which
"8IOBe can make the condition Of the
"south, az a part Of the government,
"toie,able to defeated, but proud and
"high-spirited people" This, says the
N6gs and Courier, sis the platform on
(which this paper stsnds-re-unio2 and
"peace, with eque! rights and mutual
"respect; no crocodile tears, no boot
clicking by one eide more than the
"o;her, but loyalty always to the United
Estates, under the law and cOnstitu-
"tion. This, too, is the APPEALS plat
form.
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TIE brutal young scoundrel Jesse
PomeToy, known as the Boston boy
murderer" now awaiting sentence in
that city for the murder of Katie Currsn,
has written the story Ct his early life,
I'm which he narrates the particulars Of
his first crimes, his imprisonment in the
reform school, reviews his former con-
fessions and retracts them all, saying
that he was goaded into making them
by the police. He asserts his innocence
OF the murder for which he stands con-
victed, and hints vaguely that he knows
who is the guilty party. OEcourse there
isnothiDgin this. The testimony proved
the crime upon him, and he ought and
will, in the interest Of justice, be made TO
suffer for it,
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The Charleston NelU8 and Courier, of
Saturday last, comes to US with a very
full and interesting report OF the Ie-
union Of the Hampton Legion, at which
speeches were made by Generals Logan,
Hampton and Gary. In his ringing
words OF welcome the gallant Hampton
struck the keynote Of southern fidelity
to the Union when he declared that men
who had been 50 steadfast and devoted
tos cause Of which their battle-fisg was
the symbol, could never prove false to
the new obligations they had incurred,
now that that flag had been furled for
ever. General Logan, of South Caro-
lima, the youngest officer OF his rank in
the Confederate army, delivered the adj
dress Of the day. It is emphatic in its
advocacy Of reconciliation and reunion;
inspiring and hopeful in its faith in the
future Of the south. The speech Of Gen.
eral Gary, delivered at the night meet
ing, is somewhat different in tone. $50
"lOng as the old flag" said General
Gary, "symbolizes constitutional equs;-
''ity and Union, and not q policy higher
ethan the principles contained in the
'GonstituLion, will We who fought
"sgAinst that flag yield an allegiance TO
"it second 10 none in the country of
"WashiugtOn.n
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Order Of Publication.


No. 36S2.-In the Second Chsncery Iso1rf oF
Shelby County, Tennessee. ]. Niho0n vs.
Annie AberCrOmble, ct al.
On July 5, 1875, upon motion and return OF
the sheriff on sci. ia, it being made to arsTf.r
TO the court that Jere mlah Weldon and OF hers
unknown, who are the heirs Of l. Weldon de-
ceased, are nOn-reSldent5 of the State of Zen
neSsee, II was ordered that publication he.
made for said heirs to appear and show cause,
etc.
1t IS therefore ordered, That the said Hero
milan weldon and other heirs OF r. Weldon
deceased " 40 are unknown. make their an
pearanc5 herein, at the court house Of the Sec
ond Chancery Court OF Shelby county, Ten
neSsee, IN the city Of Mem DhiS, Tennessee ON
or before the first Monday in September, Is7j-
and show cause, IL any they have, why Jude
ment should bot be rendered ana lien re-
tanned en- the land purchased by Z. J. G,NeaT
and K. Weldon, under proceedings Ia this
cause, should not be enforced, and that "A
copy Of this order be published once "A
week, Tor four successive weeks, in the MEM
phis Appeal. This July l2th, $50.
N. ID. l.. STEWART, CLERK and Master.
A cOPy-AttesJ:
By Geo. MallerY. ID. G. and "a. Uly24
L. W Frazer, SOL. for Cnmpl't. fyIs
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ENpEEES APPEAL
warSE,DAT. JULY %. 1875

TEE crop circular Of the M'kiIloP d
-prsyue company commercial agency,
~ date the twen,y-fourth, embraces re-
.ez.s from fifteen hundred points, all Of
them south and west Of New York, the
New England States and Pennsylva-
MIA. and al Of them sustain the gen.
.4ally satisfactory outlook which forms
the basis Of present hopes.
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TIE Centennial Talk" in another
column lie coed reading, worthy the most
intimate attention Of the people Of
Memphis especially. Our city can
ever hope 10 be prosperous, nor our
people coutented aud happy until they
get from under the cotton incubus which
avershadows the mind and heart Of the
south. We must have diversity Of
pursuit, not Only that we may compete
successfully and intelIigenuy with other
communities, out that we may enjoy
that degree Of community independence
essential 10 an enduring welfare.
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notice IN BAzKRUPECE,

In the District Court Of the United States for
the District Of W est Tennessss-In the mat
ter Of Louis Lechenet, Bankrupt-In Bank
ruptCy,
To the creditors Of said bankrupt:
FAKE NOTICE, that general meetIpe, NJ
Il the creditors Of the said ban kruut win bs
held at the office OF 7. j. Latham ESQ Esg,1s
Ter IN Bankruptcy for said district. at Menu
PMS, NO so Second street, on the 7th rav ~
august 1870, al u o clock, an, for the purpose,
OF declaring hrst and final dividend.
also give you notice that have fled my
nnal accounts as assignee or the estate Of the
said bar krupt, in said Court, and that on the
lst day Of august, next, ] shall apply to said
Court for the settlement Of my said accounts
and for a discharge from all liability a. -
signee Of sad estate, 10 accordance with the
provisions OF the 2Stn section OF the act Of
Congress, entitled " an act to estab ish "a uni
form system Of BankIuJtcy throughout the
United States, approved March 2 ISIS.
D, WOOLDRLDGE, Assignee,
Jy2j No. - Madison street.
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GIN REPAIRING,

DLANTERS can have their Gin Saws Filed
/ IN the best possible way, and their Gins
thoroughly Overhauled and put in No. order,
by Il. ". HICKMAN. He can also furnish the
old style HORSEPOWER of the best timber, with
iron bandwheel shaft. Builds Gins, Gin
Feeders, Linters, and Filing Machines to
order. Can furnish almost any variety OF Gin
material. A few secondhand Gins for sale
For further particulars inquire of
B. W. HICKMAN,
Jy7 No. 668 Main st., Memphis, Tenn,
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CULLEOKA INSTITUTE,
Maury County, Tenn,

R. W. WEBB, a. NJ ..........-J. NJ. WEBB, Am
HITUA TED AMONG THE HILLS OF
y Middle Tennessee, on N. & D. Z. r., So
miles south of Nashville. Students enjoy the
advantages of good water, pure air AID com
Portable homes in the best famllies-in that Of
the principals If preferred. In the CONNER
c1al Course, the use (reading, writing and
speaking) and principles grammar, rhetoric
and criticism) of the English Language, Geo.
graphy, History, Elements of Science, Math-
ematics and Bookkeeping are thoroughly
taught, The Classical course includes the
studies mentioned, together with the critical
reading Of standard Latin, Greek, French and
German authors. Those who complete the
above are prepared to pursue a University
course with profit. Board including fuel,
lights and washing, Sl2 per month. Tuition
per session of 20 weeks, SIS. The next session
begins August g. 1875.
The Principals enjoyed q four years prepar-
atOry training by the Binghams of n. e., and
were first honor men in their respective
classes at the University of n. C., under Gov.
Swans administration. We refer by permits
sion to Bishops Paine, McTyeire and Marvin !;
Hon. VIM. s Fleming and Rev. ]. q. Mitchell,
d. D., Pastor Presbyterian Church, Columbia,
Tenn; Rev. W. StOddert, Pastor Presbyterian
church, Lynnville, Tenn. Send for circulars
iyli
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ACCORDING to the Austin Statesman,
in one Of his recent speeches Judge
Reagan said substantially OF the Texan
system Of free schools, "that it is not
"only burdensome to sparse populations,
shut inefficient, and, he might have
added, intolerable. There are over
"four hundred thousand children in the
state within the scholastic age, cost
"ing the State annually for education
lover three millions OF dollars. This
would not be borne even by old and
wealthy States. The Judge said:
''neyer could see the right that had to
make another man psy for the educa-
"tiOn Of my children. l cannot see the
Justice Of it, and do not, therefore, ap-
prove taxation for this purpose. l
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NOTICE.

VNHE insolvency Of the estate Of Fletcher
1 Lane, deceased, having been suggested at
the July term of the Probate Court all per
sons having claims against said estate are no.
tined TO appear and file the sames with the
Clerk OF the County Court, authenticated In
the manner prescribed by law, on or before
the 18th day OF November, 1876.
K. DUDLEY FRAYSER
This July Is, 1875. AdmInistrat0r.
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NatartaY. August z, lSl5.

within legal hours, in font ct the county
courthouse corner Main aud Poplar Streets
Memphis, Tennessee, the following desrfi ge,i
real estate, tO-Tij, in the city of Memphis
cOunty Of shelby and stale Of Tennessee. s uti
described as follows: Lot IL block 80 in
South Memphis, beginning al the Intersection
of the east side of the alley, Detweeu Main
and shelby streets, with the north side OF
Irrelevant street, and running thence cast
ward with the north side OF Trezevaut street
81 feet, thence nOrthward at right angles with
Irezeyant street 80 feet, thence westward 80
1eeJ 10 east side OF said alley, thence south
beginning.
Terms of Sale-On credit Of six months.
purchaser executing note bearing Interest
from date of sale, with approved security IIeU.
retained, redemption barred.
This July Y, 1875
d. ID. l.. STEWAR RI, CLERK and Mesfpr
By Geo. Mallory, d. g. ana ID
meriwethsr q Scales. SOls. for COmnI,ts LELa
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA

Opens October /; continues through nina
" months. II is organized in schools ON fbs
elective system, with fuI courses in Classics
Literature science with praCticeiu Chemical
and FnySical l4aDOra tories, IN Law, Medicine
engineering. Teaching AMI AgIcu.turr. an
ply for Catalogues 70 JAMES r. HAERI-D[.
Chairman, p. D. University Of Virginia AlDe-
amrle County. Virginia. Iyle
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BOOKS OF EASY MUSIC,

COLLECTIONS OF Easy, Brilliant, Popular
~ airs, that every one can play, and no
one help liking.
MUSICAL GARLAND.
$3.50. Violin and Piano Duets.
MUSICAL FLOWERS.
$50. Flute and Piano Duets.
FLUTE BOUQUET.
el.50. Airs for Flute.
VIOLIN AMUSEM ENTS.
Sl.50. Airs for Violin.
PARTY DANCES.
IS cts. Violin and Piano.
WINNERS BAND OF FOUR.
81. Quartetts for LIST and I'd Violin, COrnet
ClariOnet and Bass.
STRAUSS DANCE MUSIC,
81. Violin and Piano.
VIOLIN AND FLUTE DUETS.
81. By Winner.
CLARKE'S ~ INSTRUCTORS,
For Plano, for Reed Organ, for Violin,
Each 81.
WINNERS NEW SCHOOLS,
Each 75.cts. For Piano, Cabinet Organ, Me-
lOdeOn, Violin, Guitar, Banjo, CGrnet,
French Accordion, German Accordion, Fife
Flute ElageOlet, ClariOnet.
Sold by all music dealers. Sent, post. free
for retau price.
OLIVER DITSON & Co, Boston.
CHAS. H. DITSON q co,
jyD III Broad way, New York
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CHANCERY SALE
Up
r . al ESS Ea Ee-
On Saturday, August z, 1873.

No. 2Z7.-In the Second Chansery Court of
Shelby county, TenneSSee.-g0Au Joyce ct
AL VS.. Mary Clancy, eEecutrix, etc.
2 Y virtue of an order of sale made in tbTs
ID cause on 5th OF May, 1870, minute book b.
page l43, etc, Will sell a. public auction. to-
the highest bidder, within legal hours, in front
OF the county courthouse, corner Main and
Poplar streets, city OF Memphis, Tennessee. ON
Saturday, August z, 1876,
the following described real estate, ;D.yVtr .
situated, lying and being IN the county of
Shelby and State of Tennessee, and in thecIty
of Memp htS, viz: One lot fronting on Front
Row, in said city, . feet, and running back
1859 feet 10 Center Alley, and upon which Is
situated two brick and one frame building
and same lot now occupied by defendant near
the corner Of Jackson street and Front Row
and known by its house No. as lot g.
Terms of Sale-C8sh.
N. d. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master,
A cOpy-Attsst:
By Geo. Maliery, u. @. and NJ
CAN'T & Mcdowell, Soils. for COmplt ivI3
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CENTENNIAL TALK.
Southern Agriculture and New Eng.
land ManufEctures-COttOn In the
Raw and Cotton by the Yard
The EIaVcs Of the
Central hfBg.

The south LabOFinE 90 sustain the Cap
iiaIIsts, manufacturers, Railroad
and Telegraph MOnOpOIIsts
of the ERsI-The Bal
ance all one Way.
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CHAGGiEBX SALE
IA q n I HS tea L -.
On Saturday, August 2, 1876.

No. IZSs.-Iu the Second CEancery Court Of
Shelby county, Tennessee j. ID. Williams.
ct al, j. F. Sellers, Ct al.
DY virtue Of an order Of sale made I'm tina
- above cause, n Jul 1870, minute cook
6, pages 3l6 and 81. 7 will sell at public auc-
tlOn. 10 the hIolpsf hid -nr- m
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INMIEEECE COLLEGE Delightfully."- To-
II Gated on the = &. & l.. r. y. 20 Islies from
LOutsvillei affords rare advantages 10 persons
hRVIrg daughters 70 eduCa- q. apply Tor Caf8-
lOgueg 20 W. 4. GILINER. FIt-ideut,
JyE cod EmiueuCp, Nv.
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Fine JeWelry, watches, Clocks, Canes
SpectReles, Kte.

Solid Gold Watches from so to 500. Solid
Gold Chains from SIS to $50. The celebrated
Elg1n Watch (siEver), SO to S75. Silver I'M
ported Watches, 50 to $40. Solid Gold Is carat
Rings, warranted perfect, 81 50 per penny
weight; and other things in proportion.
Repairing in all its branches, and setting Of
precious stones, and matching odd jewslTy,
and hair chain and pipe mOunIings a special
tY. School Medals, Jewels, Stencils, Seals,
etc. Old gold and silver wanted.
8OS Second street. Memphis, Tenn
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CH EEK
COTTON PRESS FACTORY,
no. I22 LENDEN STREET,
MEMPHIS, TENN.
WROUGHT IRON SCRRW PRESS.

WROUGHT IRON SCREW PRESS.
TFNHIS PRESS is now in use in six States. 1t
i has stood the test OF five years and is
abundahtly proven to be the most durable,
convenient and reliable one ever introduced.
1t is made to run by hand, horse or steam
power. l also manufacture the CHEEK COT
TON STALK CRUSHER, which for clearing
off the old stalk is Invaluable TO the planteT
All orders for either Press or Crusher must be
addressed 10 Porter, Taylor q CO., No. 50 Union
street, Memphis, Tenn. NJ. ID. CHEEK,
jyS No. I35 fernando street, Memphis.
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CONSOLIDATION,

T1HE White River Valley and Texas Rail-
L road Company having consolidated with
the Memphis and Kansas City Railroad Com
pany, gives to the latter Company a consldeTa-
bic increase OF its capital stock, and II is ex-
pected that the work of clearing on and grad
Ing the road will be commenced az an early
day, bids for that purpose having been made
to the company. The undersigned is still re-
ceiving subscriptions IN Arkansas Lands, for
which the company is paying from two to
five dollars per acre, as heretofore published
Now Is the time to subscribe lands, before
they are assessed for 1876.
Remember, all taxes cease from date of sub.
scr1ptiOn. All communications addressed to
the undersigned, care Adams & Dixon, No. Al
Madison street, Memphis, Tenn, will receive
prompt attention. Z, Il. kcCRAY,
Subscription Agent = Y % r. p On
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Tuesday, the 18th day Of Angus, J SIS.

IN legal hours, in front OF the courthouse
Meinphlss Tennessee, proceed to sell. 10 fbs
scriOed property, tO-Wit:
Lot No. >. OF block -, Of ". D. Dunnfs SUBJ
ulNlslOnt fronting on DubOse avenue, situated
N Jhe city OF Memphis, shelby county, Ten
nessee, ~ feet front and - feet deep, C0ntai1-
Ing mouse. Lot No. Il, according 10 the plan
OF SUBDIVISION OF the ". u. Dunn lands, situ-
a-ed IN the city OF Memphis, shelby county
tennessee, on South Side OF Spring sire Ct, NJ
IeeJ mont and 200 feet deep, CONTAINING "a
uOuDLe tenement mouse Lot No. s. OF block
81, OF the W. ID. Dunn sU bdivisiOu, fronting ON
W aInut street. situated in the city OF Mem
pHis, S6eloy county, Tennessee. EUy feet
'front.' % ieet deep containing house.
Levied on a5 the property of defendant 4
J. Eddins, 70 satisfy said judgm ents Interest
and costs.
{. l.. ANDERSON
Sheriff Of -helby county, Tenn
Memphis, 18th day OF July. $50. w.
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SHERIFF'S SALE
OF
REAL D@TATE9

DUBLiC NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN
Il That by virtue OF two writs Of vendftioni
eKpOnas 70 me directed from the Honorable,
FIRST circuit Court OF Shelby county, Ten
neSSee, IN the case Of J.. r Wright versus n
j: Eddins, judgments rendered on the 23I dsv
OF hSLcn $40, Tor the aggregate sum OF four
hundred and twenty-five dollars and sivtv-
four cents. with interest and cost OF suit In
satisfy said judgment, etc, 1 will on
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Salem, Virginia.
23d SESSION BEGl-S sRPr. !, 1916
MTSSOURI
MEDICAL COLLEGE,

FE'HEIhlr,y-Fiit Session opens on October
L 4. 1870 Terms Tor Full Course, So For
circulars and particulars address the Dean.
JOHN 8. MOORE, ~. D.
JyL3eOd G3 Walnut street 81 Louis No
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Saturday, Angst rs, 1879.

the following described real estste, or so r,uc,
thereof rs may be necessary 10 satfSfy me
Judgment herein, tO-Wit: situate I'M Sicily
county, state Of Tennessee, on the southeast
corner OF Fourth and Kerr streets Chelsea
feet on Kerr street.
Terms Of Sale-On a credit OF six months.
note WltN approved security, lien retained,
equity OF redemption barred,
This July 26, 1873.
NJ. d. l.. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
~ George Mallery, Deputy e. ana NJ.
WGlkerJE HOrriEan, Att'ys fvgz
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CHANCERY SALE
-JE-
REAL h@GATB-
On Saturday, August 2S, 1875.

No. lliS.-In the Second Chsncery Court OF
Shelby County, Tennessee. J. Kaiser vs.
Catherine Kaiser.
DG virtue of an order OF sale made In this
~ cause, on the I'd Of June, 1915, NJ. b. 8, pp.
243 auG pa, will sell at public auction, 10 he
highest bidder, within legal hours, in frOnt 81
the county courthouse, corner Main and