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The Boston Post very seusibly Gums up the
Langtry scandal in this wise: "a young New
Yorker has followed the customs of his
house, made an ass of himself and came to
Boston, where be was certainly not wanted.
There ia no eTidence that the lady WAS TO
blame fer the young mans exhibition of his
lack of common sense" And that is all
there is of it. The rest is newspaper sensa-
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Z ABOUT the oldest member of Parliament
to-day, 10 point of age, Il the Ri. Hon.
Charles Villiers, Cobden's foremost coadiu-
~, Mr.. Bright alone excepted, in sbolishing
the corn laws. He is a brother of the late
Lord Clarendon and of Lady Theresa, wife
OF Sir George Cornwall Lewis, lady OF
conspicuous ability. Mr.. Villiers is eighty,
and has sat for Wolverhsmptons since 1865.
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THE Hon. JOIN F. POTTER, who for thre e
terms Represented the old First Wisconsin,
District in the House of Representatives, and
while there scquired the title oil 80 d
Bowie-Knife,' is reported TO be dying at his
modest country house in the town of Muk-
wonsgo, Waukesba county, Wis.,, and not 10
the poorhouse as has been reported.
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- T5w York Sun sIys that the revived
|Oject of passion play in New York City
srousiDg a storm Of disspprobation. 1t
de no favor with religious people OF any
nd. Protestant Christians are almost
against il.
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The Davis Judiciary bill, which is quite
thin the constitutional limit, will, it Is be-
Fyed BY able lasyers, sfferd the relief
bich the Supreme Court needs This being
it ought to be passed xithont deIaE--lhA
bcessities OF the people demanding it.
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X. G. nan q Co.. w...,v R.nort.

NEW YORK, December 15.-The businS y
failures for the past seven DAYS renor,ed TO
4. g. Dur q Co.'S mercantile agency IN IN,
Der 2es, compartd with 100 last week. VI
these The Eastern States had tweuty-ionr Z;
western, SIXTY Southern, forty-one; Middle
thirty nine; Pacific States and Territories,
fourteen; Canada, eighteen, and New 1ork
City, twelve. The failures of the WeeK
generally are not 80 large in amount Of ma
oiiitles or so important as in the previous
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Boy pound package of Floyd's candies.
1t will have in it all kinds of carzmels,
English walnuis, cream almonds, French
nougat, real sugar pluns, marshmailows and
fine chocolates. No glucose, all pure colors,
and no deliberations in anything. Every
thing sold strictly pure, wholesome and nn-
tritious. at FLOYD q MooNEY's
Z79 Main Street
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lIov. CLEVELAND, the newly elected e1ecu-
|e of New York, is bachelor. 1t il
d that he has been engaged to a Miss
|rlingame ever since 1875, and that the
dding is likely to occur before he is inau
rated
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CONGRESSIONAL.
THE FosToFFICE BILL IN THE HoUsE-M'LEAN
6EATED-IN THE SENATE


WASHINGTON, December 15-House.-SeV-
,eral bills were reported and referred, among
them one by Mr.. Gunttr Ark granting the
right of way for railroad purposes through
he lands of the United States at the Fort
Smith military reservation, Arkansas.
Mr.. Kssson lIa.l from the Committee on
WAYS and Means, reported back The bill
amending the act to repeal discriminating
duties on goods produced east OF the Cape Of
Good Hope. Passed.
Mr.. Reed Mel presented IS question of
privilege the memorial of jams 81. Mclean,
claimed TO have been elected to succeed the
Iate Thomas Allen as representative from
the Second Congressional District OF Missouri
to the Foriy-6fth Congress.
A protracted debate ensued, the only
question at issue being whether or no, the
second Missouri District had not been leg
islated out OF existence by he redistricting
ii the State, as all admitted that he was
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You will End Mrs Wiuslow's Soothing
Syrup an invaluable friend 1t cures dysentery and
d1arrnea. regulates the stomach and bowels, cures
wind colo, softens the gums, reduces infamma-
nation and gives tone and energy to the whole
system. In almost every instance where the IN
FAINT is suffering during the teething period from
pain and exhaustion relief viii be found IN hfteen
or twenty minutes after the Soothing Syrup mas
been administered. DO not fail to procure IL.
Price . cents q bottle. For sale everywhere
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100000 BALES
The Estimated Amount OF the Cotton
Crop in the December Report Of
the Bureau OF Agriculture.
The Court OF Appeals-PrOTisiOns Of
the Davis Bill-Gen. Lew Wallace
Manufacturing Statistics.

WASHINGTON, December 15-The special
Committee on the Improvement OF the Mis-
sissiPpi River this morning examined Col
Parks, OF the engineer corps. His testimony
was in the main corroborative of that given
by Gen. Wright. Col. Parks has not been
on the river since the war. and spoke only as
10 the theory Of improvement. He did not
think levees would in any way improve The
navigation Of the river.
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KiIIed comIng from rrayer.MeeIIug.

ALTOONA, Pa, December 15.-Last night
Parks I.emaine and his two sisters, Flora
aud Alice, were killed oa the railway al
Upton S alton, Two miles east of this city.
They were returning home from prayer
meeting, walking on the track. they stepped
off the track to avoid the passing train, and
in doing SO were run down by an engine on
the other track. All we're young and IN
married
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NONRESIDENT Notice.
No. 467, r. D in the Probate Court Of Shelby
county, Tenp.-John Loague, Public Admir-,
and as such Admir- of John F. Mesns. decd, VS..
Mrs. p. NJ. Ward ct al
It appearing from original bill, which is sworn
10 in this cause that the defendants J. ( Plum
mer and vile, Mrs. Mary K. Plumme', = Timer
and wife, Mrs. Connie Timer, Mary Henderson and
Bennett Henderson, are non-residents of che State
of Tennessee and residents of the State of Texas;
It is therefore ordered, That they make their ap-
pearance herein. at the courthouse of Shelby
county, in Memphis, Tenn, on or before the first
Monday in January, 1888. and plead, answer or
demur to co nplainant's bill. the same will be
taken for confessed to them aud set for hearing
ex parte. and that copy of This order be puo
lished once week, for four successive weeks. in
the Memphis Appeal This 18th day of November,
1882 copy.-Attest.
HUGH B. CULLEN Clerk.
Robert 2 Ioa9ue Sol for compl'ut sat
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SPAIN.
sERRANo's PROGRAMME ABANDONED.

MADRID, December 15.-At the sitting of
Congress yesterday Senior Rivas, one of the
leading supporters of Marshal Serrano,
made an unexpected declaration, that all
the members of the Dynasty left would &C.
cept the constitution OF 1875, and if called
to power would reform it in a liberal sense,
in lieu Of the coDstiiu tion of 1869, but with
out constituent period. This is complete
abandonment OF Serrano's original pro-
gramme, Of which the cors tuition of 1859
is the keystone. The declaration caused the
greatest excitement in the chamber. 1t is
practically the programme defended by S.
gssts, the prime minister, in The Senate last
rraaE
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THE FIRE RECORD.
Irau.sItu Rnrna.l

YOUNGSTOWN, o., December 15.-The mill
of Armsbell & Barley was destroyed by
fire last night. Los, $4,000; covered by
insurance. Armsbell & BARLEY manufacture
railroad spikes hubs etc.
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4 ~
i preme Court of the state of Arkansas and the
order OF the Probate Court Of CritIenden county
hereunder, will, as administration de bouts non
Of the estate of L W. Burgett. deceased. on the
Sd day OF January. 1883.
in the town of Marion. in front Of the courthouse
door in said county. sell to the highest and best
bidder, at pubic outcry, the following described
tracts of land lying ana being situate In said Crit-
tenden county. to-wit: Z 5[SE u Fl. sec 80; j
NE u of fir. sec. 30. NE 4 sec 81 ali Of Fl. sec 81
8 y sec. 20; NV u sec % in township 4 north of
range east, KIN 3wn as the Home Place OF L W.
Burgett. ST., at Cat Island in said county, in sill
sixteen hundred Q6eo) ceres. more or less; pro-
vided at said sale any one will bid and offer at
least tvo-thirds 20 of he appraised value of ss1d
lands, upon which there are 80 acres OF cleared
land in tine state OF cultivation, good dwelling
houses. steam GIN, tenant cabins and outhouses
usual on frst-class cotton plantation. In pursu-
auce Of the order of said courts all Of said lands
will be sold in q body on credit of g. 6 anc Is
EonI hs, purchasers to have possession after pay
ment of first installment of onetnird q Of pur-
chase money. and viii be required TO execute
notes with approved personal security with inter-
est at per cent from date of notes until paid;
lien retained on said lands, and said sale TO De
made subject TO the approval of TIE Probate Court
OF CT1tterden county, Ark. For further Informs
ten apply 70 Greer & Adams. g East Court street.
Memphis, Ieln-s or 70 the undersigned on the
premises
". q. order. Admir- de bonis non
OF the estate Of !. w. Burgett, deceassd.
Greer Adams. Attorness
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GERMANY.

DUTIES On FRENCH GOODS TO BE Raised.
BERLIN, Dece 15.-The North German
Gazette says 10 view of The inclination of the
French to purchase articles of German man.
ufsture, Germany will not maintain the
present Dpderass duties on French goods,
and will particularly subject sparkling wines
and articles de Paris to higher duties.
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DoYLE-on Friday. December Is. 1882, at 7:O6
O'Clock pm. at his residence No. 1O4 Main street,
PATRICK DOYLE, aged thirty-two years. Due no.
tire will DE given of the funeral
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GEN. LEW WALLACE.
HIs CLAIM FOR SERVICES IN MEXICO PAID

AT LAST
WAsHINGToE, December 15.-Gsn. Lew
Wallace onr nresanL nainisler 10 Turkey. in
1865, at the close OF the civil war, accepted
a commission az msjor-general in the Re-
publican army of Mexico. with a view to
organizing a legion composed of discharged
American soldiers, to aid in driving he so
called Emperor Maximillisn and the French
out OF Mexico. The legion organization
failed, but the general rendered valuable ser
vices TO the Mexican Republican cause, for
which he was not able to receive pay, mainly
owing to the poverty OF the Mexican treas
ury. The general brought his claim before
the American and Mexican Commissioners
in 1869, but il wss not allowed for want of
jurisdiction. Recently it was received through
the fundamentally of ex-Minister Foster,
and few days ago the latter collected for
the general from the Mexican governme Mt
$4,000 in gold in settlement of this old ac-
nj
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BUFFALO, n. Y, December l5.-There is
heavy freight blockade at this point, the
Central being unable to dispose of the
freight brought on by the Lake Shore. The
latter's trains are obliged to wait for hours
at Hsmburg before they can make their
WAY into The city.
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Executors sale of Real Estate and Judg.

A executors of the viii of A. n. Edmonds,
u we will, on
Saturday, December 30, 1sS2,
at the southwest corner of Main and Madison
streets. in Memphis, Tenn. at II O'Clock m, sell
to the highest bidder the following propertv:
The ten-Acre lot on north side of Central avenue,
about two miles east Of Memphis. and on which is
a fine dwelling and outbouses.
lot the south side of Gaines street, 100 fe It
east of Third street 100 by 146% feet.
A lot at foot of and south side OF Washington
street.
A lot at northwest intersection of Broadway and
Robinson st eets so BY I60 feet
A judgmentin the Circnit Court of shelby county
against tue estate of II. W. Brown for three thou
sand three hundred and seyeHtyfve $500 dollars
Terms of Sale-One-fourth cash; balance in
three equal annual payments, with interest and
security. C. ". EDMOSDS,
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For Tennessee and the Ohio Galley, far
heather, colder, northwest to souihwea winds,
rising barometer, toilOOed in the UesterH portion
By falling barometer and slight rise in tenlpera-
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Administrative Notice.

HAVING been appointed and qualified as ad-
IL minisratrix of the estate of Philip J. NAL
lon, deceased, this is to notify debtors TO call snd
pay, and creditors to present their claims duly
prcbated 10 my attorneys, Goodwin & Goodioe IS
Madison street. Memphis. Tenn. Memphis, Dec.
80, 1882 lsat SuSAN MALLON, Adm'x
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@9sH BILLINGS says: "Next 10 Gear ear
conznienGe ior solid comfort cums y oio
shu. de probably never suffered WIN :
cough or cold, otherwise he would hase re-
Ierred 70 ". Bulls Cough Syrup g osin n;
siso good thing 10 ssoure relief $40 COLL
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STRINGENT law that will deal with de-
quent taxpayers as they deserve, and do
tice BY prompt taxpayers, is what the
bple OF the 1'azing-District most need
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Special to the Appeal
MARION, ARK December l5.-1he gin of
Judge N. NJ. Hodges was burned at $3.50
| o'clock pm, to-day. Total loss between So,
| 600 and $4,000. The fire is still burning.
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MAGGIE HENNECKE.
No Traces of tho Lost Girl Yet DiseOv.
ered-Oihsr Mysterious Dis-
Appearances.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, December 15.-R. d.
Whitehead, of tine Humane Society, who
went to Nebraska to leok after Maggie
Hennecke, telegrzphed 10 the father of the
missing girl to-day that nothing could be
learned in Hastings, and that Brown, who
cfafms 70 nsve fuuHu tine rhree zbducrors,
had gone 10 Iowa. Whitehead left Hastings
for home to-day in company with detec-
tive. They will stop at Shenandoah Ia, 10
look up Brown. The receipt of the dispatch
Was al first denied by Hennecke, who shortly
afterward left The city, giving Instructions 10
keep his departure secret. 1t is surmised
that he also went TO Iowa. Positive tidings
are not expected before tomorrow.
Nothing has yet been heard from cid man
Heiser, formerly of Carpets, Heiser & Co.,
trunk manufacturers, who disappeared Oc-
tober 18th, taking with him $685. 900 and
leaving his aged wife destitute. 1t has been
found thai Heiser left in the company of a
wife OF a saloon-keeper, it is supposed for
Germany.
The third mysterious disappearance is that
of Mary Nelson, an attractive married
woman, aged twenty-five, who left on No
vember 2Ist, leaving her husband and three
children, one Of which was a nursing babe.
Il is thought she eloped.
Mysterious DISAPPEARANCE of Young
Girl at Chicago.
CHICAGO, December Is. Annie LOTUS
Jackson, aged fourteen, daughter of an en-
ploye in the Office of the auditor of the Hill
nois Central railroad, has been missing since
Monday. 1t has been discovered that just
before her disappearance she visited George
G. Buddingtop, a medical student Bud
dington has been arrested on suspicion OF
being connected with her disappearance. He
denies any knowledge of her whereabouts.
sad Downfall of Young Kentucky
Gfrl.
MADISON, IND, December ia young
lady hailiug from TAylorsville, KY. eloped
from Louisville a week ago, coming to this
city, stopping at the Western Hotel and
as Nellie Block, of Indianapolis
She remained here couple Of days, when
she lett for Cincinnati, accompanied by
young man named Isaac Hamburger, of this
city, a former CIncinnstiap. Detectives were
on the track of the Young lady, and she was
arrested in Cincinnati Wednesday in an
assignation house and was started for her
home. She passed down on the steamer Ben
Franklin yesterday morning. 1t is said her
reason is entirely dethroned and from the
bright and happy girl of few days ago she
returns 10 her friends maniac. 1t ia not
known what became of Hamburger. While
at the Western Hotel she Gent word to Mrs.
Goose, at Louisville, that she was married
Thursday morning, but ouch was not the
case. She atle mpted to jump into the river
two or three times between this city aud Gin
clnnati, and finally had to be placed under
lock and kew
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EST ABLISHED 1910.

Az HUBBELL, having put his house 10
er, says he is ready for Beck's proposed
esiigation of the Republican campaign
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A MANIAC MONARCH.
The Mental Derangement Of the Sultan
Of Turkey Becoming More APP
parent Every Day.
The Joyce Murderers Hauged-Lerra-
NOS Programme bandOned-ExplO-
ratiens in Patagonia.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, December 15.-Sediiious
proclamations have been posted in the
streets. Several persons have been arrested.
The mental arrangement of the Sultan is be-
coming more apparent daily.
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M RKUEn.
DEB.

EING-FRIEND-At Pecsn Point, Ark, Deem
Der H. 1882, Mr.. ARCHIE NJ. KING, of Pope, Miss (,
and Miss Emma FRIEND, OF Pecan Point, Ark.
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The HieK man Fire.

HICKMAN, KY, December ia FIRE yes
terday destroyed three blocks in the business
part of the town. Loes, 100000; insurance,
$4,000. The principal loeers are Powell &
Bro, J. r Brown, Central Hotel, Wilson's
Hotel, L. Knoers, w. L. McCutchen, F. E.
Case & Co., Well Wilburn, c. A. Holcombe,
Plant Bros. & Co., w. P. Horness, Douglass
& Kirby, Alexander & Maxwell, Young &
Co., and E. T. Gardner. The fire originated
in Wilson's Hotel
$4,000 Fire at Toledo.
TOLEDO, o., December 15-The Hall
block, situated at the corner of ST. Clair and
Jefferson streets, the finest business block in
the city, was totally destroyed by Ere this
morning. The FIRE was discovered shortly
after 3 O'clock am, and i. supposed TO have
originated in the music hall, room in the
building occupied on the first floor by nu-
merous jobbing houses and on the upper
floor by law and insurance Offices, the
offices Of the Wabash aud Ohio Central
Railway Companies, art galleries, etc. The
block was erected in 1874 by the estate OF the
late James Z. Hall, at scost OF nearly $780,
coo. 1t was subse quently transferred to the
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany, of Hartford, by whom 1t vas owned
when destroyed. The total loss is about
$3.50, 900; insurance 100000.
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ELECTION OF DIRECTORS.

UNION AND PLANTERS BANK OF MEMPHIS, !
MEMPHIS TKFs., December 2. 1882 J
C,TOCKHOLDERS are duly notified than an cleo
y ton will be held at this Bank on AOsDA1,
Januar7 g. 1883 from 10 O'Clock am until pm,
for tbe purpose Of choosing Fifteen Directors for
the ensuing year b r KEAO, OashlsE.
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EGYPT.
TROOPS roR THE soupAs.

TROOPS FOR THE S0uDAk.
CAIRO, December ia thousand troops
have just started for the Soudan. More will
follow.
PRISON Frs RELEASED
Five hundred prisoners, charged with in-
cendlar.sm aud massAcTes al ATExzuurI5,
have beep released, owing to insufficient evil
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within legal hocrz5 the following described prop
erty. situated in Shelby county, Tenn, to-Wft:
]. A lot on the east ode Of Bayou Gayoso. be-
ing the north part . Lot No. Of Rerr's sobdiyi-
esstwzrny along the north side Of Court street IS
feet fnoIn tEe bayou Aad EOrthWsr dly about $50
feet 10 aiiey formerly leAsed 10 Carroll, Walker
2 A certain lot on the Dortheest corner of Third
and Iehenoz streets, beginning at the fntersection
rsor1a une of Jefferson street 50 feet 20 : stake:
thence north and parallel "a hird street 50 ieet
20 a stake; thence west and parallel with Jefferson
street; Lhecce south aud with the east line Of
Third street 20 feet 70 the beginning, known the
a. Pcsto1dee Building"
missioner Report In tze case Of z A. Perm N.
D. " ickerSham. FLED March -, 1873, and confirmed
in sid cause b the Court 70 the heirs Of D. Wick
erzhsm, dScez.eo, to-Wit:
q The balance OF the OutbHestera part Of lot
SIS claimed b. said neirs: Beginning the north
south 1917 west 165 feet its southwest corner %
feet frog tue center line Of Concord street; thenca
south TX east with the north side Of street
1914 seet 70 stake; thence norm 5ZS east te41<
feet the south side Of the rstlrosd thence noEth
b. $50 feet with the HOuth Ede Of the rafl-
road 70 The place Of beginning, Known on the sa5d
s. and there u marked WickerznAm.
Reference Is made 70 said plat GAd Commission
en- Export on ME In ny once In said Of Per-
Terms Of szle-Cns laird cash; balance on 4
credit OF and u months; purchaser executing
n9tss eessls "a e5es va Reod secunty: lien Ie
z j. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
By Geo. NalierT. Deputy Clerk aud Master.
Mccall Walker. Hunnes q PoSton, J. Z. Tsmpls,
SOLICITOR.
The shove sale Is postponed until Saturday,
neeemDer 10, 1884. 4 His Decsm Der 9, Iss2.
R. J. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
By Geo. Aalisry, Deputy Clerk and Master 81
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j. p. Moo,es & Go. and Nessrs. Morris,
Tasker & Co, though some OF its paris are
being made by other parties. / can assure
you ID at ] have passed the lire of expert
menf, and nothing is left 10 be done but The
completion OF the mechanicsl work low
being done on my engine.
Il am glad that all past misundersts nding
between Us has been removed, and have no
doubt that the present friendly feeling and
confidence will be msintaiDed uninterrupt-
edly. At your request, and with the aid of
Mr.. Boeckel snd OF counsel, l have prepared
a caueot for my generator, which has been
forwsrded tn the Patent Office"
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CHANCERY SALE
OF
Il E AL z q T AT Z.

No. 4284, R.-Chancery Court of Shelby county
II. s. Hale ct al. vs.. C. e Vaughn ct al
PY virtue of an interlocutoTy decree for sale. en-
ID tered In the above cause on the 18th day OF
October, 1882 N. B. No. g. page 30I. viii sell, At
public auction, the highest bidder, in front Of
the Clerk and Masters Office courthouse Of Shelby
county, Memphis Tenn. on
Saturday, Deeemoe Ger I6, ISS2,
within legal hours, the following described prop
erty, situated in Shelby county, Tenn. to VII:
the weakley trsst. adjoining the city Of Memphis
and lying on Volt river, containing in all Sl-loo
acres, being the same parcel OF land mentioned
and described in q deed from ]. B. Eoiand and
wife, Sarah T., 70 c. z. Vaughn. recorded In book
o. PIP. 5l213-14. Registers Office ci Shelby ooun-
II, Tenn
Terms of Silicon . credit Of six aud twelve
months: notes bearing interest with sufficient Sc
surity required. Lien retained. redemption barred.
This November .. 1es2
& J. BLACK, Clark and Master
By Geo Mallory, Deputy Clerk and AsstsR.
Retcaf q Walker, Rumss q Humes. 5ois.
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CHANCERY SALE
REAL ESTA K.

No. z7ss. R-Chaneery Court Of Shelby county
K L. Belcher, Administrator, etc, Va d. WICKER
sham ct al.
DY virtue of interiocutory decree for sale enc
Id tered In the above c6ilEe on the 25th day Of
March, 1870, and renewed phil. ST. June z. 1850,
December q. 1850 and Noiem Der 10. 1882. viii
sell, at public auction, 70 the highest bidder I'm
front OF the Clerk and Masters once courthouse
Of shelby COUNTY Nenphis Tenn, on