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next st II o'clock a m, that valu able THE,
~ acre lot s~ituat,d AZ the northeast corner Of
Kerr and Latham avenues, and described as
follows; Beginning Ht n stake in the intereac-
ton Of the north line of X RI avenue and
with the east line OF Latham avenue; theuce
caains ard 10 links t2'0k ieotl TO a stake;
thense north at riaht angles with Kerr ave.
nue. chains and 65 links (l59 iee'l 10 a 81 ke.
tsence west and parallel with Kerr avenue 4
chains and IS links l325h ieetl to a stake on
~ east with the east line tf said avenue &
chsins aud 20 H. ks ll2 .eet) 70 the beginning,
containing 3 ares Of land. with eli the I'M.
proyements thereon. little believed 10 be
good Abstract Of title will be furnished the
,Rle 20 itiYo. W. Il, HALL.
Z .ocutOr under the will Of II. W. billiard,
decea,ed,
Salesman, r. W. Register. Of
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Before ]. N Coleman, J. P. for Shelby coun-
-HaeE. X. Parish VS.. James Kelley.
Y sued cut under section S455 of the Code 81
Iennessee, and returned levied upon the
properly of the defendant, and afidayit bav..
ing been made that the defendant is indebted
70 plaintiff in the sum Of 800, due By note.
ana that the claim g just, ahd that the de-
ieadant is a nonresident of the State of Ten
nessee; iii therefore ordered, that said de-
iendant mako his personal appearance before
ne on, the second day of January, 1883, al 10
o'clock q m. Of my Office, No. IL Madison
st.. Memphis; Tenn, and defend said attach
or the same will be proceeded with ex-parte.
and that q COPY ofthis order be published once
2 week for four consecutive weeks in the
Memphis Public Ledger. ~
This the I'D day of November, 1882.
" ~ $40 j. M, COLEMAN
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LANGFRY-LABOUcHEBE
The Latter 10 Sail Wednesday-
Unpleasant Gossip About the
Former in Boston.
\. Y. spsci,1t 70 Gin. a,,.tt..

Mrs. Labouchere, who cut loOse
from the Jersey Lily because she per.
sisted in keeping acquaintance which
would prejudice Der success, returned
to the city from Washington. She will
sail for England on Wednesday next.
The Tribune will to morrow print the
following special dispatch from Bos-
ton:
BosToN, December 10-Much COS
sip Of an unpleasant charac er affecting
Mrs. Langtry is current in this city.
1t IS stated, on what appears to be
sufficient authority, that John Stetsou
turned young Gebhart, Of New York.
who followed Mrs Langtry to Boston.
out Of her private box at the Globe
Theater, and also out Of the green
room last week, and informed Mrs
Langtry that she mus. stop such
goings on. Il is stated that Mrs
L2ngtry's sister has sailed from Liver
pool, aud will accompany Mrs Langtry
h~eneeferth in this country.
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Attacl mont ViOaeo.

Before John Spslr an, j. P. for Shelby ANN
Y, Ienn.-Cho les 0fmsby VS. Haden /
\ this cause nj attachment having been
\ suea out undei section 3456 Of the Code ol
tennessee, and J stunned, levied mon M
property, Of the d, Iendants, Haden Il Davis
and afidavit having been made that de
lendants are indebted 10 the plaintiff in tn
sun Of 5000 due by account, and thai
tne claim is just, and that the defendant
o non-resident Of the State Of Tennessas'
II Is therefore ordered that said ~defendant,
maketae,r personal Appearance before me an
the 28.h day OF December, 1882, at IL O'CLOCK
IN 4. a. my once, No. 81 Adams street, Taxing
SAID attachment suit within the tims
prescribed, by LAW, or the same will be pro.
eeeded with ex parto; and that a copy Of Hi,
order &c published once a week, Tor fou,
weeks, in the Public Ledger. "
This the 22d day Of November, 1882.
~ ~ o. " JOHN kpELMAN. 4 d
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Special 70 Cincinnati Commercial.
WAsHIEGTOS, December liza
suite OF apartments has been engaged
at the Arlington for Prince Arlsueawa
No Muja, Field Marshal Of the empire
Of Japan, and tho uncle Of the reign
ing Emperor. The Prince sailed
from Liverpool for New York on The
I'd inst and sfter spending two or
three days ia that city is expected d
reach here during the present week.
He will be accompanied by about a
dozen attendants and four officers who
are attaches Of the Japanese diplo,
matte service.
Ten rooms have been reserved for
the Prince and his suite and are being
prepared for their reception. The
Prince left JspiH last summer 10 be
present as the representative cf the
Emperor Of japan At the coronation
OF the Emperor Of Russia. la the
interim he has visited most Of the
European courts, and ia now returning
% japan BY way Of the United States,
Prince Arisusawa represents that
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Non-ResIdent Nonne-

-
No. 4697-In the Chancery Cou,, oe G.
county, Tenn.-Henry b. Plant ,a2 bg,os.
s9li and other. creditors of ettSts ~ W p'a-
Aeyomb' decd, Va. Elizabeth b. Mcccmb
appearing from the bill which Il svo,r n
I in this cegse that the defendanis. M.
tEiisaoebh y. McComh, James Craig McComb
Ellen bnih, MeOomb, Jane ElissbeS NJ
Vvm3 Martha McCOmb and Victor DunoSi
aLe All cititens Of the State OF Dolawars ma
N9at eneral Edward o. WalthatiiR citi,sn
u the state Of Mis- issippi, and that tbev ~
~ nor, reBidcnts Of the State Of Tennessss.
therefore ordered that thew wSfs
theif appearance herein, at the oourtb,r, ~
shelby county. In Memphis, Tennessst ~
before the hrsi Monday In tanunry.IIs .ana
plead answer or demur 10 comn,, mani
bill, or the same viii be taken for canfnssed
AZ . them and set for hearing ex-psSts . ssS
mat COPY OF this order be published onoe !
week ior iour successive weeks In The Pub
This 22d day Of November, 1881.
/. i BLACK. oisrk sDdM .,,.,
~ J NJ Bradley, D. GAM,
he r' 4 Tarley, soils TOR complt.
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Lanelrr nenndeh-


A Bostonspecialsays. Mrs. Lahourche
being reported to have, said in Washing.
ton that NM. Langtry had been in Lon
don the mistress Of Baron Oetwind. and
that she he'd sustained the same relation
in this country to Mr. Fred Gebhart, also
that she had been in this country an ar
tistic, social, and financial failure. YOU
correspondent interviewed Mr.. Charles
A. Mendum, Mrs. Langtry's manager,
who stated on the lady's authority, that
any statement affecting her strict propri-
city of conduct, either in England or
America, was unequivocally false. HI
added that il was impossible that the
Chetwipd story could be true; or, il so. il
must have been known in England; and
in that case, Mrs. Langtry would nothave
been received and o%haperOned3 by the
the Princess of Wales as she had been,
He admitted that she had been indiscreei
in permitting Mr.. Gebhardt's atteh ions,
which was due to her ignorance Of the
difference in social customs in this coun.
try from those of Eegland. but that, hay.
ing been set right on this point. she had
promptly dismissed Mr. Gebhardt. who
had returned to New York. As to being
Il failure, be said it was not for him. bui
the newspapers, TO speak on the artistic
questions. As to the social part she had
chosen TO live very secluded in this coun.
try, and not to go into society. As TO the
financial section, the receipts at the Globe
Theater last week were over $4,000. Il
which he WA willingto make oath.
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Attaehmenl Nonon.

Before J.. M. Coleman, J.. p. far Shall,
county, Ienn.-Lansing, Haynes 4 Co. ma
NJ; Chase VS.. Small q Dedman.
ms cause an attachment having beer
y sued out under section 1856 Of the coda q,
Tennessee, and returned levied upon M
property Of the. defendants, and afidavii
having been made that defendants are In
debted TO the plaintiffs IN the sum Of ans
hundred and ninety four dollars and ninetv'
four cents, due BY account, and that ~
claim is lust. and that the defendants a q
non-residenis Of the State Of Tennessee:
II Is therefore ordered that said defendant,
make their, personal appearances before M
en we llth day IT January, 1883, al
" " o'clock Am, at my office, No. II
madison street. Memphis, Tennesssa
and defend said attachment suit Wiihjo ~.
time prescribed by law, or the sans vii,
bs proceeded With ex-pafte: and that a COW
o. TINS order be published onoe a week fci
tour veeks IN the Public Ledger, wi
This the 9Th day Of December, iSs2.
OF o. " j.. NJ. COLEMAN, J. p.
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Attachment Notice.

Before John epelman, ]. P. for Shelby county.
henn.-Edward 5teadman W. Haden 4
this cause an attachment having been
~ sued out under section 1856 Of the code OF
Iennessee, and returned levied upon the
property Of the defendants. Haden X Davis.
and efidayit hayingbeen made thatdefendanis
: indebtedte the Plaintiff the sum II s6
que py account, and that the claim is
residents of the State Of Isanessee.
u Is therefore ordered that said defendants
make their personal appearance before me on
the 18Th day Of December, 1882, at u o'clock
m, at my office, No. 81 Adams st., TIA King
District, Memphis, Tenn, and defend said
sttach ment suit within the time prescribed
By law, or the same will be bro.
ceeded with cxzparte; and that a copy Of this
weeks In the Public Ledger.
Lhis the I'D day Of November, 1882,
HH S9 JOHN SPELMAN, j. P.
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NOn-ResIdent Notice.

No. ais, In the Chancery Court Of sbeib,
county, Tenn. = Charles Grey ct TX va i. II
appearing from bill which Is sworn IN IN
4 ms cause thst the defendants, II Mills,
ana nis wife, Alpha 0 Miller, are g. tiEens n
the etate OF Texas, that 7 W Cor and
VIE Mary Cox, are residents Of the State ~
mltslssipii, and that all OF them are non.
sesdents OF ne state Of Tennessee; II is there.
lore ordered that they make their anna
anoe herein, at the courthouse Of Sbsih,
county, In Memphis, Tennessee. an y,
before the hrst Monday In February. ilss'
ana plead, answer or demur 10 comnisin.
ent Dill, oil, the same will be taLeu
Tor confessed as to them and al ~,
hearing ex-pRrte. and that a cow az ~,
order DO published once a week, for Fam,
successive weeks, In the PublicLedeer. "ui
It's 9TH day Of December, 1882.
A copy-Attest:
R J BLACK, Clerk and M.,,..
~ Bradley, D. o. 4 Nj. 'of'
Walter Gregory, sol for complainant
81 81 o.
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A CHASTITY CrInE
Comes 20 Light After Four Years
COncealment.
Cor. jackson Comet.

NeNnFNh NhN
VAUGHAN STATIoS, Miss, Dec. 4.
A terrible crime has Just been de-
veloped at Yazoo City. In the year
1878 a young mar became enamOred
of the daughter in-law Of Samuel
Bristol, living four miles from Can
ton, but the union was opposed by Mr..
Bristol, who threatened the young
man, William Avery, with death in
ease he %persevered in his suit for the
young lady's hand. But young Avery
was not to be thWar,ed In that way,
aud went boldly into the presence Of
the father.in-law while at work in
his shop and stated his purpose to
marry the young lady. 1t is stated
that the elderly man, Samuel
Bristol, got his gun to shoot
young Avery. when he threw a
hammer in self defense, and scciden.
tally killed Bristol. Then taking a
skif be crossed the Big Black river
and went into Yazoo county, and hap
pened to get into the neighborhood of
Bristols friends, In the night a cell
ored farmer happened to run across
him in his corn field and mistaking
him for an escaped convict arrested
him. The next day, as neal as can
be learned, eight persons started with
him ostensibly for the purpose Of
taking him to the Canton jail. The
parties are named, as far as we can
learn, R. A. Bell. j. T. Briston, j..
W ricketts,, William Bristol, jr..
John Moore, William Helm and
Ben Bell. Ths other name
We did not learn. The party turned off
the main road and went into q swamp,
aud drew straws to see who should
kill young Avery. The choice fell on
John Moore, when he refused.
Again they drew lots, but with
out avail. Then young Avery
was shot several times and beheaded.
1t is stated that be died game and in
a heroic manner. The report was
given out that be had escaped aud run
away. But the belief has been firm
that be had been foully dealt with
At last two Of the parties have turned
States evidence, namely: J.. w. Rick
cts aud William Helm. r. A. Bell
aud J I. Bristol have been arrested
and are now undergoing trial at
YsEoo City Jno. Moore and William
Bristol have run away, ald Ben Bell
has been killed by ricketts,. The iu-
dignstion IS very strong here against
ricketts,, wh0is believed to have been
a leader. 1t is claimed that R A. Bell
did the shooting This matter oc-
Cured four years agoin our midst, aud
the peopse are heartily ashamed that
The offenders have gone unscathed
and unpublished. WANDERRR.
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NOTICE.
STATE n!l,sS o. TEsSEssEE. saELBY c,

STATE o. TKsEEssRE. SHELBY Co..
OPPIoK COUNTY Coz ~ CLERK,
Memphis, Tenn, Dtcember \ ieso
10 \ Jeter, administrator Of Charlie w.
LAYING suggested the insolvency Of tho
II estate Of Chas, W Jeter, deceased. Won are
hereby ordered to give notice, by n dyertisso
mentin some Newspaper published within tho
stle state, and also at the courthouse door Of
onoioy county, lor all persons having claims
same, with the Clerk Of the County Court su-
tnentleated IN the manner prescribed By law.
ON or before the Sth day Of March, 1883:
ana any claim not filed on OF before said daX
or before an appropriation OF the funds ofsaid
In law and equity. WIN
Witnesa my hand. at Office, this 9TH day Of
By Louis Kettmann, ID. @. ~
Notice Is hereby given as required hy abovs
order' Q. II. JErER, Admr.
81 70 "a IO9
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iOn-ROsIdont p,o,,ss.

No. l7l5-In the Chancery Court NJ gbelbv
county-B. 4. Fly ct al W. j. A. Anderson
1T appearing from bill. which is sworn N
4 IN this caute, that the defendant, James
a. Anderson, Is citizen of Pima county In
the Territory Of Arizona, and non-resident
Of the State of Tennessee.
1t is therefore ordered that he make his
appearance herein, at the courthouse Of
enelpX county N Memphis, Tenn ,on or be-
and plead, answer or demur to Complainant
MILL OF. the same will be taken for
confessed as to him and set for hearinS eS-
Rartei and that a copy Of this order be pub-
In the Public Ledger. ~
A copy-Attest.
R. J. BLACK, Clerk and Mastar.
BY N Bradley, d. O. Am
I. b. Micou, solr for compl't.
gS O. 100
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Non.resident Notice.

No. 4S R.D.-Insthe Probate Court of Shelby
county, T~enn.-Dayid I. Narnell ct al W..
Joseph II. Varn,ll Of al, 10
I appearing from amendment in this cause
i that the defendant, James ID IanghI;n
isa nonresident of the STATE Of Tennessee.
and a resident Of the State of exas; II IL
therefore ordered that be make his appear
ance herein at the courthouse of Shelby coun-
Y, IN Men lean on or before the fTst
or demur TO complainant bilf, or the same
Will be taken for confessed as to him and set
tor, hearing o.. parte, and that a copy Of mi
order be pablisbe once a week, for four sno.
oessiye weeks in the Public Ledger,
Ihls 2Oth day Of November 1889.
A copy-Attest:
H B CULLEN, Clerk.
By Louis Kettmau, d. O.
Sykes q Gibson, ssrs for com ~laiuant.
IN az o. 90
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Attachment Moueo.

BEFORE v. P. York, J. P for Shelby county.
Tenn.-Mrs. N. p. Foster W. W N. O. Cor,
don.
IN this cause an attachment having beep
sued out under section 1856 Of the Code Of
Tennessee, and returned levied upon the prop.
erty Of the defendant. and afhdavit havibs
been made that defendant is indebted 10 ne
plaintiff In the sum Of twenty. Eve dollars
and seventy-hve Gents due hy Account.
snd. that the claim Is just, ana that the de,
iendant e a nonresident Of the State OF Ten
nessse;itis therefore ordered that said defend
antmake his personal appearance before me
on the 18th day Of January, 1855, Al IL
o'clock n at nv once, IN the Second Dis
riot Of shelby county, Tennessee, and defend
said attachment suit within the time preI
scri,bedby law, or the same will be proceeded
with ex.parte; and that a COPY Of this order
BE- published oncs = week for four weeks In
the Public Ledger.
This The. llth day Of December, 1852.
81 90 80 los w p VnpK ID.
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NOn.Resfdenf Nn,ioo

No. 47l6-In the Chancery Court ~ sh.,L.
county, Iennessee-W Weaver s.. Bingham vs.
Edith bingham. Ham We
l appearing from affidavit and the rain, n
y 81 the Sheriff on the subp@nain this canss
tnat the defendant, koith Bingham, is not IA
% iOunu IN thls county but Is residing in the
she make heI appearance herein, al the eonrt'
mouse OF shelby county, In Memphis, Tenn
9n or before the first Monday in jannarv
leeS ana plead answer or demur To oomplain'
ant PHI, or the anne will Be taken for
confessed as 70 her and set for hearing ex.
pubiished once a week, Tor fcus sueeass,ys
weeks, in the Putlio ledger. ''e
ms 9Th day Of December. 1882.
4, J. BLACK, Clerk and Masta,
BY j. M. Bradley, D. q. AM,
PostOn. Hill x Poston soI' Co. u
so s. % OF w complainant
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A Shocking Murder at COurf,
land. Ala

AHAII INV HNNNAH
CHATTANOOGA, December lin.
formation has been received here Of 4
brutal murder that occurred Al
CORTLAND. Ala a few days aeo A
band Ct gypsies had camped nesr that
place, and it was supposed they had
considerable money. a crowd Of armed
men made a raid on two Of them a
short way from camp and they made
resistance One made his escape.
and the other was Knocked down
and afterwards shot several times.
his pockets were riHed and his BODY
carried a short distance and placed on
the railroad track to be further mutt
lated BY the train. In the copyul
sions OF death he rolled from the track
where he was found next morning
The City Marshal's club was found
near the place of the murder. and
other facts pointed to his guilt. H.
and two negroes have been arrested
and the gypsy who escaped identified
the Marshal as one Of the men. In
tease excitement prevails in that sec
ton. ~
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saturdsy, December es, Issa,

sell in front Of the Courthouse. in the city Of
nemp. IS, Tenn between the hours Of III
O'clock a m apd2 o'clock pm al public ana
ton to the highest bidder, for csshitbe follow.
wit; y
An undivided one half interest in and TO a
certain ira I or parcel of land situate and
ying in Civil Di trict No 4 OF Upton county.
lennes zee, and thus bounded: Beginnine Al
astake 10 Anderson Hupt's peach orchard in
The south Inns Of the Randolph town tract.
thence south 9 8 pc es to a stake. thence east
wardiy 1871 poles to a stake. themes southwark
iy03 poles to- a stake, thence eastwafdIy l27
poles, to.a white oab, with two r. dwood, sas.
sSiras, black gum and ash pointers; theme
north no poles, to a white oak with two non
lar and I'm pointers; thence ~ polls o a box
ALTER marsed II. p, in the bank of the
creek. with elm a b, box alder and
hornoeam pointers; themes north $50
Poles, g. a. stake in tho corner
OF the field with Spanish oak and white onk
pointers .. theeco west 22o poles 10 the BEGIN.
nine, containing 7l2 acres.
Rights Of homestead aud dover efpr esslv
waived. Title believed to be good, but [ sell
and convey as trustee ouIy.
~ IS w. q. PATTES0N, Trustee,
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nisusllsassas ehaHblst, lssl vegng
men and hstsf s0ung women fofmlng
4 large proportion OF the audience, but
the strictest order prevailed. Two
gigantic men stood in the corridors
and very short work was made with
those Of either sex who showed the
slightest indication Of disorder.
There was policy in this, because the
proprietors knew that a ROW" would
seriously imperil their lictn'e. The
great night OF the years was that Of
the Oxford and cambridge boat race,
Nhen extra precautions had to be
taken TO maintain decorum, which
even then was not always preserved.
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Is past, and DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery" will not raise t5e
dead, will not cure you if your lupos
are. aimost wasted by consumption.
1t Is, however, unsurpassed both az 4
pectoral and Alternative. and will cure
obstinate and severe diseases Of the
throat and lungs, coughs, and brop.
ehial affections. by virtue Of its
wonderful properties it cleanses and
enriohes the blood, cures pimpIes.
biotches, and eruptions, and causes
even great eating ulcers 70 heal.
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Administrator sale

ONThgrsday, 2lst inst. at the | to residsnca
" Of Mrs. Ellen McFadden, deseSssd' NJ
10. Dqhie avenue, l will ,eli at public auss
mon ~ tag P,rtonal property Of said do
room aud kitchen furniture. sayDst, hinIdsE
uinf, ehiLa ware etc. Sale to at
- 81" 50 So "
Decemhar G. 1892 VNVNuh
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Hon. John l.. r. sneed, OF Ten.
neaaee.
hsnd'r'on' ~ Reporter.

49, RNhFfNlAH
We see from oar exchanges that
friends and admirers Of this distin.
guished gentleman are endeayoring "a
prevail upon him to write a history Of
a part Of the State with which be /,
perfectly familiar from long and pleas
ing association. We hope the Judge
will yield TO these friendly demands
upon bin, for We Feel perfectly conf,
deht If be does 80 be will give us moi
only a true aud authentic history, but
he will At the same time give us !
book that will 70 far toward enrichin1
the literature Of the South. But. BY
the way, VIC fear the Judge has forgot
ten his promiSe ,Or the way 10 Hender
son one, and We arc bound to confess
this does not look well for q histo-
rian.
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A Mixed.up ReInIonshin.
Eparta Times

A man married not long ago who
has, since his marriage, two stepfath-
ers, one Of them being his grandfather
and father OF the other stepfather
Who will tell us the relation his chill
dren will bear TO his grandfather and
two stepfathersf
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opinion Of Eminent DR.. n, a,
nfeuaFl.

President Maryland Hospital Baltimore.
! have used COLDEE's
LIQUID BEEF TONIc for norc than 4
year Il combines the virtues Of food
and tonic remarkably, and, | am sat-
lshed has saved life when any other
medicine would fail.s (Remember
the name, CoLDEE's-take no other
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Letter heads, bill heads, bills Of
lading, envelopes, hand bills and every
other kind ofjob printing executed in
the best style and at the lowest prices
at the PUBLIC LEDGER job printing
office and blank book mandatory 10
Madison street. ala I
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Admlnistraior,s NOTICE.

HAhthG been appointed administrator.
- ..ita we Will annexed. Of Elizabeth Bec,
heva M JiaJ ~ 70 hotliy all persons, II any, who
" 70 my az orneys, Flippin a Rippin,atNo.
u mauis0n street, within the / me prosorihsd
" law or tho same will be FOREVER buried,
pi.. l.. RAYNER,
90 Qf
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Saturday, January 6, 1888,

within legal hours, the following d., criho6
property situated in Shelby county, Tenn.
Bling lot No of the Mills subdivision ot
me hlppa'oe tract, containing SS8 10 acres.
end beginning a the southeast corner Of ioi
10; n running thence west6l TO- I0chains
thence along the river bank south q degraa.
west q 100 chains; thence south "a deerecs
east " chains; thence east SO 30. 100 c6ains
I, q stake. elm pointer; thence north ID
en- ms and % limb to the beginning.
Terms Of Sale On a crcdit ofseYen months.
puroha. er TO execute note with approved 20,
This Ee5emberl th, 1852, w
RI JACK, Clerk and Mastar.
BY Geo. Mallory, d. O. and N.
Humes x Postoi solicitors, Al 100
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-12-14

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