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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-10-01

The meeting of the Atlantic Tele-
| graph Company had unanimously
adopted the directors report, and
consequently sanctioned the contract
made for the construction Of q new
| cable next year. The question of
| raising additional capital was post
poned br another meeting on the
10Th of October.
The st. Leger race was won by the
horse Gladiator, who was the winner
at Derby races.
The London Ne,rs Ssays that no
time will be lost in giving check to
Fenianism in Ireland The govern
ment programme will soon be an
nounced..
The London Times suggests that
British ships-of-war treat the Shenan-
doah as any other pirate, and hopes
that instructions to that effect will
Pacific. q
judah Benjamin publishes a letter
in the Times denying that the rebel
Government treated nrisoners cruel
ly, and defending Davis from the
charges of lnhumanity The Times,
1pn the following day, published a
letter, from Federal naval officer
denying Benjamin's statements.
Gen. Lamourcier is dead.
The murder of the Frenchman OFT,
by Count Erfreiberg, is being inves-
tigated by a commission, and it is
again stated that France has demand
ed satisfaction Of Prussia for the
murders
The Fenian movement continued to
cause some apprehension. A meeting
had been convened in County Cork
to consider what steps are to be taken
in view of the progress of the Fe-
nlaEism movements in that section.
The London Times says that in the
absence of precise information con-
corning Fenianism, it is impossible
to determine what significance is to
be attributed to important movements
of members of the order, but the
amount of repression will be verv
slight, as the feeling of dissatisfac-
ton is entirely confined to the lowest
class of Irish people. The channel
fleet has left Portsmouth for the Irish
coast, but Fenianism had nothing to
do with its movements.
The British Parliament has been
again prorogued.
The meeting between the Emperor
Napoleon and the Queen of Spain at
San Sebastian was most cordial.
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The Southern PRESBYTERIAN.

HNHE publication OF the SOUTHERN
I presbyterian will be resumed i'm
mediatcly after the re-establishment OF the
mails throughout the country.
TERms:-Four Dollars per annum in ad-
vance. Presbyterian Ministers and Elders
are requested to act as our agents
Inc style OF the firm having been changed,
an communications should be addressed to
JAMES WOODROW < CO., Columbia, S. C.
once at the Theological Seminary.
Sept 81 w.ws.
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by ES1S&c&Dh.


Markets.
q CHARLESTON, September 29.-The
receipts of cotton during the past
week exhibit small increase. and
amount to 176 bales of Sea Island
cotton, and 2,059 bales upland cot
ton. The demand throughout the
week has been good. and we report a
very firm market yesterday, xith
much inquiry on the part of buyers.
The stock on sale here is very limited,
and narrows down very much the
Held for purchases. As near as we
can learn some 800 bales have been
sold during the week, at from 32(G34
cents for ordinary and good ordinary,
36(d3S cents for middling to strict
mlddling, and few small lots of
good middling have been sold Mt 80
cents. We quote as follows: Ordi-
nary to good ordinary 32034 cents;
middhng to strict. -middling 36(G3S
cents; good middlings 80 cents. Seve-
raj small lots. of Sea Islands have
changed hands at from 55(G95 cents,
as in quality Our rice mills have re-
ceived this week about 2,2O0 bushels
rough rice, which is being pounded
and sold in small parcels at 1880
13c. Several hundred barrels flour
have been received during the week,
ana we quote super. Northern and
Western at $40 for super and $11 for
extra. About 1000 bushels of Mary
land corn have been received, and &
part of it has changed hands at 81. 20
q bushel. Oats are in good supply,
and the market rather heavy. Some
4,5O0 bushels of Maryland oats have
come, to hand, and we.quote the ar
ticle at GO cents. Hay is in fair
supply, and transactions in North
River have occurred at about 81. 25 p
hundred. 1000 sacks of Liverpool
salt have been received coastwise, and
it may be quoted at S. so q sack for
common, $3.50 for Marshall's, and
$5. so for Ashton's. Freights to Liver
pool, but one vessel loading at ed.
for upland, and lid. for Sea Island.
Coastwise, to New York, by steamer,
" . bale. BY Sailing vessels to New
York sc. p H.. for upland cotton and
&c: for Sea Island. To Philadelphia
by sailing vessels 11.c. p tb. "a cotton.
bankers are buying sight drafts on
New York at14(91a off, and selling at
y u cent. premium.
New YORK, September 26.-Gold
A. cotton 45; very dull. Spirits tur-
pehtine sold at $1.O6; pork stiff at
$751;; cheese 25c; flour advanced
soc. per bbl
WILMINGToN, September 26.--Naval
Stores. note sales of o. small lot
Of crude turpentine at $3.50; tar at
$3.50; and common rosin at a. 80
delivered. Market quiet. No sales
of spirits of turpentine Cotton is
firm; 36 cents was refused for lot of
good middling.
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Railroad Iron, Mill Iron, Fencing

FENCINGS OF EVERY VARIETY.
NlHE Petersburg Iron Works are pre-
i pared to furnish every description of
the above named at Northern prices. Or
ders left with W. A. HARRIS, Agent. or
JACOB LEVIN, Auctioncer and Commits
sion Agent, will meet with prompt atten-
ton. Sept 8 t12
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NOTICE.

A LII persons holding claims fer HORSES
a purchased for Gen. Hampton's caval-
ry, IN February last, will present their
vouchers on or before tile 25th October
next Vouchers may be left with THEO.
STARK, Esq. JOHN L. SLOAN.
Sept 20 Quarternastcr-Gc -Gcn1. S. C.
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Funeral Invitation.

The Friends and Acquaintances Of Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Flanagan are respect
fully invited to attend the Funeral Of their
youngest son THOMAS JENNINGS, from
their residence, at half-past o'clock this
afternoon. SOct
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Headq'rs District Western S. c.,

deadq rs UlStr1ct Western S. c.,
FOURTH SEPARATE BRIGADE,
COLUMBIA, S. c., September 80, 1866.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. 12.
BEFORE Military Commission,
u. which convened at Columbia, S. c.,
ders No. I96, dated Headquarters Military
District OF Charleston, Charleston, S. c.,
August 70, 1865, and of which Captain j.
WHITE, 25th Regiment Ohio Veteran Volun-
teer Infantry, is President, was arraigned
and tried:
N. Austin Black, citizen of RicRland
DaSt1ct, Ill the State Of South Carolina.
CHARGE.
Assault and Battery, ,ca1h Intent to K1U
SPEcIFIcATIoN: In this, that, the said ~.
.41tStan Black, q citizen Of RichLand District.
IN the State Of South Carolina, did, on or
about the fifteenth day of august in the
year OF our Lord eighteen hundred and
sixty-flye' without any just cause or pro-
vocation, and with malice aforethoueht,
deliberately aim double -barrelled gun at
Sam. Carr, Freedman, at work by con-
tract, on the plantation occupied by the
said ". 4Austin Back, and did then and
there twice fire upon him, the said SAM
Carr, with the' said gun, inficting two
severe and dangerous wounds. All this at,
on or near the plantations then occupied
by the said N. Austin Black, Of Rich1and
e.
18th day of august, 1865.
To which Charge and Specification the
accused pleaded as followse
10 the specification, "Not Guuty'
To the Charge, "Not Guilty."
FINDING.
The Commission having maturely consi-
dered the evidence adduced, finds the &C
cuscd ". dustin Black, citizen of Rich
ld1d District, in the State Of South Carolina,
as follows:
OF the Specification, "l5uAty."
;, Except the words with malice atore-
thought"
OF the Charge, "Ghaty"
SENTENCE.
And the Commission do, therefore, SEN
tence him, ". Austin Black, q citizen of
Lachldnd District, i'll the State of South
Carolina, to be confined at hard labor for
t,reloe Q2l naont.s at such place as the
Conenad,ading General may direct.
III. The proceedings and findings in the
foregoing case of ~ Austin Black. citi-
zen Of Richland District, in the State of
South Carolina, are approved. The sentence
is confirmed, and viii DC carried into effect
at Castle Pinckncy, Charleston Harbor. s.
c., under the direction Of the Commanding
Officer thereof, to whom the prisoner will
be sent lInder guard.
The Quartcrmaster's Department will
furnish the necessary tr"nst tortation.
BY command of
Brcvct Major. General A .!AMES.
CHAs. 4. CARLETON, A. A. G. Oct / !
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At Home Againi

IMPORTS Mt TO MIL OWNERS.
WILL PATCH, ALTER and REPAIR
i SIEAM BOILERS, within fifty miles of
thlsplace; also, do any heavy or particular
HlLL FORGING. / may be found by ap-
plying at this Office. $. J. PERRY.
Sept "a
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Special Notice.

COUNCIL CHAMBER.
A., COLUMBIA, September 2s, 1865.
~ hacks and other vehicles for hire with,
nthe limits of the city, are hereby inform
ed that the City Clerk is now prepared to
supply the BADGES prescribed by Council.
All such persons described falling to ap-
pear, pay taxes and procure badges without
further delay, will be arrested and dealt
with according to law.
Sept % +. II. ELMORE. CITY Clerk
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SPEcK & POLLOCK
General Commission Merchants,
pLli., street. 0I l2on1. c.n,,, 1ccn,nhhl

PLAIN street, I'd door from assembly,
COLUMBIA, S. C.
NTE respectfully solicit share OF the
w tpublic patronage. All business en-
trusted to us wilfrcceive prompt and per-
sonal attention. We have now in store an
assortment of DRY GOODS, CLOTHING,
PERFUMES, &c. Also, Groceries, Provi-
sions, such as Sugar, Coffee, Tea, New Or
leans Molasses, Cheese, Crackers, Brandes,
Wines and Liquors, Segars, &c, &C., all of
which we offer either at wholesale or retail.
Sept7
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House to Rent,

~ A part of a good and commodious
MEf HOUSE in pleasant location. Pos
.!HA session given Immediately. Apply at
the residence Of the undersigned. Winn
street, near the Charlotte Depot.
oct VIM. SHEPHERD.
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The name of 4. T. Stewart is men
toned for Mayor Of New York
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j. F. EtSENMANN4
Merchant Tailor,

one Square in Rear Of HIchcock's Stables.
DEGS to inform the citizen. OF CoIumh!!.
ID that he has received, by lato arrival
from the North, a large and selected assort-
ment Of BROADCLdrIS, CASSIHERFS
VESTINGS, &c, expressly fol: the Southern
market, and will be pleased to see his old
customers and friends. He hopes by striot
attention to merit the continuation Of their
former patronage. All orders promptly
alIeHQcC TO- Sept 90 A.
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Notice.,

THE-DUE BILLS for 50 cents, 81 and 50
Il issued by US, will be redeemed in Rich,
mond, Va, by Messrs. LANCASTER eco.
end at Columbia, 8. c., by Mcssrs. ZEALY'
SCOTT d BRUINS, at the rate fixed by the
Court of Cancellation, viz: sixty for one,
All parties holding these duo bills arc rs-
quested to present them for REDEMPTION
within sixty days from the date of this
notice. KEATINGE 4 DAIT
Sept % .
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--latest from EuroDe.

FARTHER PorNT, September 25.-
The steamship Moravian has arrived
with five days later news from Eurone
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AUCTION and C0Ml[[SSIOn RI|SIVEgSI


his
all
AUCTION
Having Mr. c. so 1o. =,
lis o""N''e sAtN"
he
wa "'"''on. Oct
JAMES c.. GIRREG
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LUZ AND BRICK FOR SALE.
ME undersigned offers for sale his LOT,
Il containing three-quarters Of an acre,
and about 10000 first quality BRICKS.
Sold cheap, if applied for immediately Ap-
ply to JOHN McCULLY or E. ]. ARTHUR.
Sept %
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EXTRA FAMILY FLOuRi
Rf SPECK Il POLLOCK.
ID Sept 26

CALNAN & KREUDER,
COlf1NISS10N MERcHA NTS.
NTHOLESALE dealers in GROCERIES.
w WINES, LIQUORS and SEGARS.
Especial attention paid t6the purchase and
sale of COTTON, NERCHANDIZE and
PRODUCE. Gervais street, between Main
and Assembly, opposite State House.
Sept % limo
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-30

uU1f1RED EsEAT ora AuICA
TorpxAL ~ rHmG TY-F0r SINE time past a
rumcr las been IN circulation % Tie eject that
"a uaner would be, or was about 10 De established
an ais city. 20 represent and advocate thepolicy
snd PRINCIPLES Of extreme wing o. the Re
prbiIcsn marty. The project. Il Learn Alright.
.apldly assuming shape, and the paper VIII
r1ubtleyg scon be in operation. me action cl
he par-ies having the matteri IN charge 50 far,
uaa been Characterized by the greatest caution
sud urfvacv. Why this should be, we do mo-
pretend 10 zav. uiss said by those who oughi
70 knew. Thar the enterprise has met with The
mos, liberal support Ia Geg England, ana ina
tbe Intellectual aud progressive lights OF tht
hub" particularly. had given & thelr nearly
appreciation, with g airshsreOfsubstanilalaid
IN conjunction ufLh the paper, Il Is proposed &c
establish q large Publishing house, as u y
thought that by this means Q great many OF the
incouvenier ces attendant upon The present
system Of distribution Of the -ehorts" u the
Radicals VIII be- 10 a great extent obviated, and
the syslem made more thorough, by having 81
Memphis an agency, as il were. 70 which said
efforts" could be shipped, froia Boston and
other places and distributed throughout the
south from this point Gen. Eaton, late Of the
Freedmen's Bureau. 70 is said. Is az the head Of
the concern, and wiz act As sdlt0rin-chiei
This onlcer has been in thee city 70 rsereral days
On Tuesday evening last we know that a meet
lngwasheid Ia hiscity. having forltsohject The
discussion Of the project. and for The purpose o.
s~ubscnhlng 70 its stock, which. We irfel
,Fes IN a.tTs demand, from The faet that ter
thousand dollars worth was Instantly faker
ap, by those present. almost an subsrrfbin.
Abenslly. "a accordance with their faith ane
means From this Il would seem tina
fAai enisrpriss VIII zoon b. under hsadway.
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One volunteer was killed and two wounded.
One hundred and twenty Indians were killed.
A few escaped, but their horses arms and am
munition was captured.
The shipments to Mexican ports by the
stenmer ]. l. stephens tomorrow viii be ex-
trsmeiy Light.
Advance Of Cotton.
SEw YORK, Nov. @.-The steamer scour,
nom Liverpool, has arrived.
Cotton has advanced one-qusrter 20 a half
penny. The sales on Saturday were l0,0c0 bales
Breadstuhs steady; Provisions unsettled; Lard
nrm SOS unchanged Consols sJH.
The Liverpool merchants had q satisfactory
Interview with Earl Clarendon, regarding the
Gillian troubles. They have every reason to
hope that the Government will act energetl-
cary In the matter.
The Italian Parliament was to open to-day.
Alabama Elections.
MONTGOMERY, ALA. Nov. 29-The two Houses
Of the Legislature met in convention yesterday
and elected Houston and Parsons, United States
Senator'S.
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Trlrafeea NrLe

DTRSUANT 10 q decree 0fths Chauee-y slds
j ofrhs Common Law add ChancerT C0urr u
The City % Es-mphs, On a certain cause therein
pending. wherein william saith Is complain
ant. and George C. Curle and otuersaredsHnd-
ants VIII. on Tuesday. the nth day ofDeeam-
Beg l--l. ~ u o'E41ea A. o.. In u1r- % Odd Pet
low Hal, IN the CRY o. Memphis. Teuuess-
sen az puo-c 4u-tl1u 70 tne hlZlest bidder. tho
following property u1 VIZ Inc east lai-hciu-
- lecL E3Lt-ll $40 certain los Of land. lFluZ
and being I'm the County OF shelby. slaie %
leunr=ees HnG tlrF If Memphis. being pert %
Lle tEact OF Land known upon the plan ot5oUfti
Memphis as blocks EQz. O. and 81 de-. mated
upon s. q. Mhratlu's plan % subdivision OF
said tract, made uy IA Kerr. surveyor. on
TIE Ltn OF Juue- E], as lots Nos G and q. and
bounded as lol0Us, t0 viz Beginning a. Ella
intersection cfrue east sate o. ar alley whlah
= nueen feet vide, villa -Le nortl side OF In
den street.. aut ar the southwest corner Of lJ-
Of Linden street ~ feet 70 The southeast conner
ofL0E No. M-rn-uce ugrfEwarITv So fae- %.
the northeast corner blot NO. L-thence west
Ear1iv with :. C. wheaton, north bouutar-
line l9 feet % the northwest corner OF i1E Eu-
-, and % the 1r- manned alleT--Eeuee south
wardlv Wit the elst SIDE % said auey - feet
70 the beginning. with all the appurtenancz
thereuuto belonging the lot hereby sold being
No. on said subdivision
Icrmsof sal0-CretLr OF SIX mOuc1s- purchaser
executing bond with good security. and a Ten
retained on the property until the purchase
money q an paid.
TILE good. and sale % be confirmed by decree
Of Chaucev C0urf, barring al rgll OF equity %
redemption I.t S-ALGELEE
novGsd Trustee.
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Wholesale BsBUERT.-A bod and daring
robbery wasperpetrated on board ofthc steamer
E1rt Able. while laying az our landing, yesier-
day morning Treuiy-one rooms were entered
ara robbed OF 5ewelry. clothing and other arti-
eles. amounting in value to some twelve CT ~
teen hundred dollars One gentleman, robbed
a. his o-vercoat. had under his pillow, al tie
time. ror--seyeu thousand dollars which, for
r1rsdr Er him, vas undisturoed The yaIise
7rrfr Hls-1mbc. Of Helena. was taken from his
a11In. broken Opca. audahue watch ahstracted
from II d contained some very valuable pa
pers. u sundry articles OF e:othfng. which
we're scattered about the guards OF the boat in
sveu direction. Leaving the Bart Able, the
rob1er. or robbers, transferred their scene O;
operatIons TO the steamers Ruth and
Henry Ames AMER entering several OF
rhe rooms Of these boats, aud taking
win them whatever articles they could lay
their hands en- and absoonded. Nothing
hasbsen seen or heard ofthem since, notwith-
st~andinEeyery effort has been a by the po-
lice suthoriues for their capture.
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Tar ~ ASpREws' CELEBRATToS-ho-nlset
+ho-o vu be a gathering OF the clans al Del
r7onico's. TO celebrate the Patron Saint or Caie-
donta's anniversary, and it Is expected that
every scot
From Maiden Kirk 70 o h OGroat,
VIII be IN attendance, as the festival promises
y, r.vive an the fond RESOLUTIONS and romantic
s.snes Of the land OF wallace, Burns and Scott
than which there can be nothing more replete
with thrilling interest. The halls wih resound
with the sterling songs Of " Highland Mary,
Bonnie Doom II had but a SaNpence, ~
ana other rational songs. Toasts VIII be drank,
win VIII dow, and %perchance we VIII have the
tbrflIIag adventures OF "Tam OShauter 4"
reeitei. or, maybe. "Th Cotter's Saturday
Night" All Of Scots's sons and descendants
are expected. aud we hope that those genial
who can appreciate A good thing
VIII be IN attendance.
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IN ACCORDANCE Win the powers conferred
1 on me b Deed 0fTrust from Josiah s Whi.r-
dated the 9th day Of jane Is4 I VIII. on Tuas-
dav. the ZHtn day OF ueceE Dor, 1863, 10 front re
the Post-omee, iu the Cty % AampEL. ana
slGs0 OF TCEues8ec, proceed % sell, ar Public
Auction. 20 the highest bidder. for Cash.
certain tracts oI land. situata, lying ant being
in the county u shelby a1l state Of Ialue-
zee uJ-rif Lots oue two, three. SIX. seven.
sixteen aud seventeen. upon H F. AustIuA
Of Subdivision ofoue Eundrcd and ulr
acres. made by 81. g. Kerr APRIL la1, and re-
corded in the o1ice If Tire Register % shelby
county, In Book No. - pages - and ~ said
80 acres suDlLF-del as lF1vs Icing the same
conveyed ~ said Austin uT william l. 4aN-
we'll On the eth day Of -erreU nerr HH. al1 the
h1s couEeE Ell uy IT, H. Austin, W L maN#e4
add T. WultL-ld tozl-f josiah = White.
Equity Of r51sDU-l0u VFl wed Sale At enc
O'Clock pm JOIN G. FNEIE,
n0F3 u Trustee.
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Trllstee,s Sale.

ny virtue Of deed Of trust 10 ne ezecuted
* nv William Il. Adams, on 24th day Of FEB
-Isrv $50 70 secure certain notes therein men
1onsd I'D described. which are due q owing
Sro11 I'D Adams 20 B. E Norris the benen-
efsrv in said deed, Wlicn u recorded in ne
Re9{zferFs once, shelby County, in Book
N1mber fofty-0ns, part second, ragcs IA,
il snd - 7 VIII. On Tuesday the I'm day Of
Darawber. 1915. between the hours Of 10 o'clock
- and > O'Clock pm, in front Of the Court
HOUSE door, on second street, in the city Of
Memphis tennessee, sell 70 the highest bidder
for cash tbs following dWHbed tract Of land or
lot OF ground, lying and1eing in the County Of
shsIbF and state Of Tennessee, In District No
Z, and containing by estimation eyen
acres, being the West part OF Lot No J oouad-
ed a. follows Beginning % a stake on 90
snuthWesE OF BAAleLauGerB lot IN the ml447
OF Norris Avenue, running thence nora
said A~iaZanders lot, I'D twelve chains ana
seventeen hnksto q stake themes wesL =
chains and 90 s~svenry-slN Inks % ~
thence south %. twelve chains -
seventeen Inks TO n stake IN me
ter OF Norris Avenue. said aNeI- 49,
20 thirty feet wide, thence a-o1s
center OF said avenue b nvs cnaL-s ~
ssventy-siL lnksto the 1e4lAl -. e-N-T-
~ -eier7ngion In and % said ana y s1pEsI
waived - 40 Adams IN said deco o. Uls-
r. rffie h believed 70 be good pal AWM Q
veg o. wv. s NORRIS Trustee.
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by VIRTUE o. a deed o. trast executed
Is - me a. trustee BY Samuel Brooks ann
ATfhur II. Gayuor, on the Ath day OF uer-w-
5sr- Isl. and racOrded IN t1e Registers Orc
81 shelby county. Tenn. Book %, pages IE III
and 81. 70 secure The payment Of certain notes
therein specified. ! VIII sell az public auction
20 the highest bidder, Gor cash. Ia Eont 81 OL1
Fellows Hsu. ~uorth-east corner or Main auL
Court streets. in The city o. Memphis, ou Thus
day. taa ath Of December next between ma
hoursoT II and ia. r., me fcloWinE oescutef
property. lying and ue-uzlu fae cly or Men
pits shelby uunT Tenn ounce u4s p
gaming at Tire narrE-eaaf cQr1er or John
tarLs 4ot. on washington ctrecls thence ear
warmly one hundred and sixty teel VIII Ln1
ouln Side o. Remington street g 2 eA
-henea a~o1t4wlrdiy one hundred ana sky -ola
r-t 70 astaEe- Thence w~esrwUr1iE nunofe4
1n1 ky feet % joan PARKS lmer ueuci
ncttAw FllJ one hundred ana aNty-one lsf1
lHe lulns u beng rarc % lot nunlDer
~ epnEeyel o. T. a. NsEon by
> Hel.mson ? deed b-sriar date 1th dlT
ei 7p--uDef -@ts which vas confirmed lr
4ff sA5 '-aurrT rtt1 n the Common
L1W anG ti1necy G1urt. Of the city OF Nom
plis on tie DIST Of ueceuaer IsT-. The rlaIL
Or redemption rs WaiFed ia said trust deef-
The rt-le f. believed % be perfect. bat 7 VII
oulT a. Irus-ee
" WALLACE YOUNG. Trustee.
AFU.LL.a. NOW y. nErEH Ma