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t,o1D-A lhade nEsnes. opening At TIT, 4dysncine 10
III declining 70 t!o3 and closing At 1aiX.
s. q. 81 Ttg.. lo4A; J. Sos. coup. ID lojX; Il.
- 1oso Coup epx; 1yeasny Nptcs, ;-a, ist series
100 do. ID series. 99x do, I'd scr1e4. y9X,
EKHlauTs--To Liverpool, qalet and unchanged.
5TocKs-HcaEr. Missouri 81. -; Ohio 4 Msst*sfpnt
centncatet 15A Cxnfon. 464i At4nttc II. j. y. CO.
E9: Nex ToIk Central. g.. !: EeadlaR. 1Nx; Nlehis
gan Southern Northern fudtaps, 1sX; F1itaburrh,
y; Eos1hwestcrp. III; do prtferreds 81; Toledo,
lss; Rock Island, s6o Ia7; Pittsburgh. Fort wayne
Eh!eAxo 9sk 1eett hante, - Chicago & Alton, IS
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INV YoEK. March Il.
NJ, 1he feiostns re she prices e attntns. stoeks
t; nancoek. la1t n. T. iaX; Mt7ne,oaa. * pniH,
CT, 10; Bay Stat< ~; Roston Nsser PoEer, ak.
, 1866-03-16
ID 1 T. D..

In this city March 18th, MAGGIE. daughter Of Vim,
and sarah F1fraIuK.
.Fnncral rom her fA,ter's residence, Grand Haven
at3Uciock n. Friends inSltrd 70 attend with.
out further notice.
In this city. March 18th. ECOTT II, RDpERTS.
Youngest child Of H1rhin and Carrie Eobeftx Of this
city. 80 - '"
Fupesal SATURDAY, At II O'Clock from so st.te,.
F11ends Of the family arc Invited 10 attend.
In this city, March 15ih, O, neuhsaaous croup.
ALVIN JEl FRIES aEeo year, l munth pnd Il DAYS.
oalE child OF Frank and Ellen Calhoun.
O'clock p. u,
or such IL the Kingdom OF ueayen.
, 1866-03-16

In fnts ctty, tic 1Sh inst al the residence of the
bt1de'a tAthtr. b. pE. Hatfield, CHARLES ". JUDD
and JOSEPHINE. daughter of James L. smith, Een
Ill OF tals city. No cards- A$'
In Morrison. Whteside County. n at the residence
Of the hridss iAtheE. By Isov J. w. While Mr FRANK
aM1Tn. No cafus. "
, 1866-03-16

*so % the ffeAt-fso Ea ffrTauG 4: Stfat-
fcrs Chicago Commercial College to get thor
ouch. practical business education. Or 70 become
rood Telegraph Operator Addrcss tor circutara,
BREAxT 4 STRArT0N. Cnfeaco. Ut.
, 1866-03-16

Raztquc.-A frest, Aupply OF this lllrl-
y interesting aud fahhorahle game inst rrceivet
and for sa1e At AcSa1lg s co.t, No. 81 Dearborn
NJ
, 1866-03-16

nilxaHkce Market.
Especial pesp&tch to the CMeAxu Tr1buneJ
MILWAUKEE. March IS.
Ftaur-nn11. Sales 101 bs4s Z sprd7k, ts75.
0gA1s-Nheat nc tettet. but dull. Sa,es thls >. N.
, 1866-03-16
Qjila9o Gribu1te.
THE CITY.

SoIouns' HoHE.-1ne regu,.r mpetinc Of the
Board Of Aanasers Of the sold.erz' Home VII be
hea this {Fnday) afternoon, at ~ O'clock, IN The
T. n. G. 4. rcc1nx.
, 1866-03-16

REcoosr71oS.-A vc1y graceful compliment was
psid 10 At. Mines Lertck. the popular leading
man at AcFickeFts Theatre, on the OCCASION Of ms
beneat On Mon dsr evening. At the conclusion OF
tain, md whtle returning his ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
he was tnspt1sea BY The entrance Of Mr. Sam Myers
who, In The name Of number OF trients and id.
silver salSeI and pair Of eohets beautifully en-
graved md bearing very faftcrng INSCRIPTION
3ud recipient wRs apparently taken aback. and it
sufficiently 10 acknowledge IN enttab!e terms his
gratitude lof the efu.
, 1866-03-16

Go 10 eur friend n. r. WerrIll,s for
keIosepce oils. lamps lanterns, chandeliers. glass
~aie, DC, Il and u Randolph street nS56
, 1866-03-16

Pfnhsincsa Pure Cider vinegar. war.
Chicago, pSf3
, 1866-03-16

EAsfxR srxnIy fills This yrar on the hsst OF
Aptil-Au Fools Day. The last time when tbcse
fFo dav. were coincinent VIE n 1864. the ner1
time win be m 1s7 and 1855 ,be only other ven
curing the present century IN winch tnis tdtntitv
1xtII be met with. "
, 1866-03-16

AEnEsTED ron LAncEx1.-Andrew Wolf a
young man who has been performing the dutre. or
sale.man IN partd Adars' c1o1hine store on Iaan~
dolph street near the bridge. on Wednesday sold
eri: Of clothes 10 customer for <s5 but tot some
unexplained reason be deposited the sam In bis
Owl pocltt tn.iead Of in the money n.4wer u
some means bis employer got wind ol the transac.
tion and 1ep0red ii At the Central Po1tcs station,
and one Of The detectives. Inst evening" called on
the YOUTH who Immediately acknowledged his
gnfIt By throwing The 11leottea ezaenbacks upoa
the hoot. He Mss at1e4ted, aud now lies In The
atmory awaiting examination.
, 1866-03-16

TN Mfnoas 8taae Journal carnc TO rs yesterday
in IN ENLARGED soz1a, SD osber~iee bearing the
mar3R Of improvement. A. the otnciaf p&pef Of
The State lppbilahed 1t Spfansaeid} It odua1audG
1nrx.e c4tfrlafinu
, 1866-03-16

IArEoyEnES1s N The souTH Dly1szox.-The
packing house BONE tune ago bu,lt By Nj. Ksubal'
al Clcase1rtllc hss been purchased for the more
agreeable purpose Of placing therein the machinery
for the fons.salkedo Of cotton mill. Il Is also ID.
tended to ttart Large match factory near tne Re-
form School And 80 orr Inevitable ler.fuy ~
loo!ur mp at lasL IN the hot distant future. Those
<ho hase hitherto bad couidrDce In the Coming
e1caenesa Of Chicago will aeon be able 10 eptp pi-
Fer Yayna tim on the xuflitAct -
, 1866-03-16

F1HE A1AhN-1ht ala1n Of ire which sounded
yt4tezuay forenoon trpm box Is. was oecasloued
BY the burning u{ eoot In the chimney Of dwell
ing houae On the corner Of Madison sndF1ansafn
&trNHtA.
, 1866-03-16

3@frSn>1al.

pERSONAL-Marie Wal1ren,
4 by htr werInoHn art. viii, from careful stua!
f year band Wzfti8g, fiFe gad rue. Fet #ondZfa!
Insight INTO ynur OWL characttr aud capabHtit xnd
AdvAn yoQ thereftom any subject you nay oest!e
Epctose 9 cents in ynur ietter. Address MARIE
" aLnRES, BOZ 29x7, Chicago. p5sssp
, 1866-03-16

FOR SALE-Or trade, six to
l. Eight Ihousndd dollars worth OF trst-eiass Par.
!ot. Library. Chamber, pinn5ro5n q Kitchen Fnlas
Plano Forte English sud Rznfse1 Caspets large Pier
G1aee sna stand, very n9s collection Of Paintings.
suverwase. Enc French Coeka: also one OF the hest
EoFtane funace7 completes there ID Ii u.e Stewart
Coos StHse, Copper Roller, with pipes for water
also Horse Md lsnsgy, tiarness Saddle fiesh
Robes, DC. with many other things suitable for
which wish to trade foy nice comfortable dwelling
house sud lot IN good location. Parttes having such
tipn. s4Ze CT lot. price and pGi tcUlaf3- p1QJ
, 1866-03-16

fEN1zEsnAHT CIaAn AaEscx.-Wc call the at-
teeiion ID Our readers to the advertisement Q! Leaf
tobacco and ctears, offered al great bargains 1t
The Penlten3ta1y Cigar Agencr, No II Sonih Clssk
street. III. 4 A. Baldwin, the acrn,, bus twenty
Asf rasa OF ONO and the same nuulher Of Con-
neccot lcn IN lots TO sult paschateEs and at prices
to insure speedy sate. Jubtcss In caea1s aIe IN
vi1ed 10 examine the clock. '-
, 1866-03-16

VtotAuoK or TUE DEro7 Oup1sASck-Jame.
srer the driver OF hack, in lis anxiety to obtsin
load Of Passengers al the Michigan Southern DE-
Pot yehteFdAy. forgot himsc4 fnf az to oye1stcp
the Eales Regulating gentlemen Of lis profession,
anq was arrested ~ officer James Hall End taken
before Jnsttec Mtlhken At The rollce Court Tic
MAs required 10 donate The eum OF six dollars to
the Poiica fund.
, 1866-03-16

ZONES SCHOOL KECSloS.-The lady and eeutle
men feacheze OF tic gramca1 clasees OF the Jones
SCHOOL etSe sociable last evening IN Croshys Mu-
SIC Hail. TO the former teachers and pupIts or tbose
clsnses. The parry ~as 4 @ery brilliant oue nnd yvat
uInsrouf}s attended. MAny Of the former teacb.
en- Of the rchool were present, aud q npst acrpc.
able 6sep1nr NAs I5atsed
, 1866-03-16

WANTED-Agents Ten
~ nes's one volume History Of the Rebellion.
KS}ai os:aso ssa PAGES t9abls seana
Of battle scenes printed tn six coi0Es: nnp stefl por
u1ss ad os leading eha:eetzs sweatyse1en superior
tertst Apd slI1y Feu e1ecnted naaps chafks. De- n
oispehtAble regulates 10 suen work. The best and
uore than tH1cs tht amount OF matter Contained n
akHefa 7tii7r Tnrka thet se At higher rAte, wnlle
selling On an average two couea par day, would bs
9seF sasGn PEI 5ta. a. ntxn An average as ten pes
tteaasEs- tesms, &C.. sddsess c. .VENr& CO.. aa
Utafp1fH sLs Cucaso. ILL., p&tl
, 1866-03-16

PrnsoHAL.-We are very glad 10 write m ad-
dcpdum 10 ih.c ,tcm in this column. and announce
that Rcv+ r. ". Patterson. pastor Of the Second
esbste1san Church IN this cits. h,s positively de-
i viii give scsy general .atl<action to our ciize6s
to know that this highly esteemed clersyman vii
rtnan in community With whose e1oMfh be has
uecn 80 oR identified a. the oldest In his
Of aDy clergyman In Cnicaro
, 1866-03-16
HUst.

r OST-A dark rFd COW, with a
lvhite spo. between the horns and anothey hetween
nc fore teas ANY ptfzon returning tho III NJ,
CLEGG, laA Welt Jackson, Will b. handsomely fn-
wzrded. psA
, 1866-03-16

WANTED-Agents--lmmediate-
~ y. in eser7 county Ia the Northwest, for each
qe q feiloTtnS .offs ks%'nond.a :. LIE a2d stste
CanpafRns q Gen. GrsnE."" Life or Ancrew Joha-
eon." md Sherman ard his CAMpalgnsr Fer ternx,
MoCk4 ChfeaEQ. n,al
, 1866-03-16

TEE 3otIrT TACEDEa.-GeorEe Cha.e. now lying
under sentence Of death the county jail II Joliet
tos the murder Of Mr. Clarke. warden in tho Peoj.
tcntay, is represented a. exhibiting atoid indft-
ference IN reference TO h1x E1ptdiy approaching
doom. BE has no relat1rce or friends to visit him,
md seems 70 cale bn, tle 10. the attentions Of the
1nn1<tess or teleipn. In conversation With zen.
any tntention 10 murder the warden, and clalmed
thst be bad been uuinslIy used. lie will be hanged
on The I'D OF March. 1hgs Is no hope Of : Re.
Dr1eve.
, 1866-03-16

Fakp. DouoIAts' lecture On Reeonsssnci,on viii
be delivered On Monday evening next, The ea,e ar
Tickets md secured eeat. will commence this ,nnrn.
ING nj nlne O'Clock, n the ticket o1lce or ths
ppem Aense. Good places will only BE- obisiped
, 1866-03-16
H8Hutkn=1a uR111H.

"ANTED-A e n ts-To sell
~ LpssISGs RlcIoRIAL HISTORY OF TaE
WAR L. three volumes and over 2,DGd Illustrations
The Military History of I1ltnois.*' ii two volpnrs.
handsome1y nluktIated The military History Of
Good Territory yet vacant for the above standltu
popular works. AdtFeas CLARK CO., 50 and ~
WashjuRtou st.. Chicago. n6tS
, 1866-03-16

and hss 10 objection TO srr his hand. They eri-
whatever e'ee they may do"
SrkYft.oUs CHARACTERISTIC prevalence Of con-
0trncc operators in ard Abou, tic Great Union De-
pot hzt Ind the eAec: of awakening The policemen
IN charge 10 the Detetttty Of keepnc Eha1p LOOK
cut for susp{ctoue chuac.crf. Yesterd1y one ofthe
officers arrs-ted two young fellowB who have been
losanr around 1he depot for three wreks past and
took them beforc The Police Court. The prisoners
gave their nameE ~ G. T.. Lincoln and j. E. RoTe1
and etsted that they wctc boot naSets. from Lonfu
MHtt. Tht. cgccf testified that the prisoners and
two othet men have been in tho practice Of yffllins
The depot Just befoe the depast1see aud arrivals of
tssias, snd 1h.1 they would petamonls.e up and
down tht PLATFORM lounge about the RECEPTION
fon1a. mo pass IN md out cs thr eats hut 5c Ind
never been ahlc TO cf:e 1hcrn III the commission Of
r. ~ o Tame: cania,n HcscE At the conclusion Of
he e1m1nasion y he lsc good rea<on for believing
shal The accused were the parties who attempted 10
afternoon. ard had becn chased Cd b. an Officer via
WI m ob<eFsc1 of their :" little rnmer The con.
es u se:a y S s1 r. e5,d p.eae.s r. s
to-dsy- 4~' ~'>@'1''''a0'u
a s'BoLp" Cosf1nENcE Woxas,-pn yo,a.y
lssr st the hout OF noon the spnses Of ,,t,e NJ;
<Nse boarding house near lie curner Of STATE and
Eighteenth ttrcets were con.iderabty startled bv
the sudden lrrnptou Of an cntirt stranger. a
female. who aiter ehoh sha,p s4ng a, the door
bell entered The ho1Ee, e1clnmtug 1t The f4me mo.
nent, 10 lady onts1de ''wait a moment nntu 70
up s1Airs and 1ssll bring dowR the ehce,s." The
lady orthc i1outt, Nrs. T.. WIS At the moment up.
preaching fhe door, Hheu The intruder dashed past
her, thronrh the back parlor, through the dsnlug
room where number Of ladies and gentlemen
wete zealed At tn1ner, through the kEoEe1oom and
fhed. out into The yard. from the yard INTO back
erect. md thc1c rhe d1sarpcarei. The lady whom
enc At The door followed her far ~ The
oln11& room whtn she raj down and explained the
strange affair She rad thai slc lived On Wabash
Svenne. and hef Darre VII. Mrs. CHURCH, thai tone
who bad Just dtappearrd, czme to her house, and.
pretending 10 be in great Want opt4,ued the lob Of
making up five pai,s Of sheclh with which slls Yns
1Dlrnstel by Mn Church'h daughter. Nothing
more wAs heard or secn of tho prote.scdl, needy
seamsuese until Monday forenoon. when Mrs,
Church, whtle In eiore on Clark sfroc recoeujZed
hez purchasing .ilk uxuusella und at once sccost.
ing hes. demanded hef thseis. Ihe delinquent
nothins alarmed at lhe encounter, replied, s1our
fheete. oh. yes! cer1a,nly; come with me TO my
honse1 only two blocks from here" and Mn.
Ean!eo nstentng TO the proposition, the Twain
Ins1Eoea up 70 tic plsee mentioned, mile from the
etofe whetc they met. uhete the conn1ence WOMAN
11Ade her escape Il has osn asoer44ioed thar she
llns been playing this rame gang at \ npn1ber or
hon.es On Michigan Ind Wabash avenues, pbtaiafne
work xbtch She never returns, She d 4 enaIf. |
slight woman, dressed IL black.
, 1866-03-16

scnoot AccoNaopAz1oxs.-As special meeting
of the board Of Edncai0n will he held nj shesz
rooms, this tFitday) evening, for The purpose ol
considering the question of Increasing TIC school
accommodations OF the city.
IL needless 10 Inform cur readers that, lot VIZ
wards Of year past. several thousand children Il,
The city have been deprived Of The adsant1Srs of
education 6eta1ae Of the want OF school houses.
The Board 'of Education. unfortunately, have DO
iuntls on hand With which to erect buildings bat
hn efoIt will be made tonight to complete arrange.
nEs, Nhch Will serve the purpose till The Legsla-
tule meeie, When, 1t IL hoped. MpEr bexa. pIos,s-
lens Will be made.
, 1866-03-16

ARREST or TELEsRAru opEnAron.-Lasteven-
ting one OF the Superiutendcnt's stuff arrested a
.oung man named Haretase At the Rock l:laud DE-
poi, OF dtepatch received fro N the authorities at
Davenport, Iowa. whese he bad been employed ~
n operator in The Telegraph Office, on The chsrte o!
having s~1ndfed ton1e Que Of the sum Of two hun.
died nud hfty dn2laf<. The Young man will he re-
turned 70 the Of hts crime uppu The a7fraI of
tie Davenport ufncPr,
, 1866-03-16

w ANTED - Situatiou-By
w sour3 man, as clerk In drug stoTo, who has
served four and hair Year, tn the army hospital
ts1sIa Ana rsss!,ed as
Ch'c3&n. Ill. p&H
, 1866-03-16

DETECTIVE AoEHcT.-We refer our readers 10 the
esto OF Wilt'sm Turtle. E>q.. 1.supcssutcndcus Of
follcc, In smother column He has taken an once
Al No. 10 MAtontc Temple, md made arrangements
fot traneacting al detncitvc business ettru+4cd IN
him viii efficiency and despatch. Mr. Turtles
success IN fht ofcc be go recently quilted Is fls
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-08
Trustee's Sac,

DURECANT % a decree OF the lusu1av side
81 the Common Law and Cla4ca- Uslr
81 the city Of Memphis fl acer-al aalz -ls-
IN aendlng. wherein william =un .1u-
~ulaIuaut, aud George @ Cues aud c.le- aFa
r~afaufaurs. Z vii. on W~enuElaE the IEr day
al February. IF5. a. u o'eloca AM Cont u
odd Fellows EaI, m the GlT o. A=Urc
Teunessee, sell AZ public auction 10 I-
bld1sr, the 1oloWtng properly 20 VIZ I---
haI-hsiuH 50 feet u0l1-ct two -erl-
n land. lying and being IA the coa1-g o. -as-
nv. state or Leuucasee. 11t CIV o4 A1a.E
bafnz part Of the tract OF La1e known aEyu L-1
20 dsgfanalsd upon = g lea-els l1 "
whdivisiOn Of said tract, made ~ 81 a. A-t-s
-grveyor, on the Iih CT june slA les SOS
"a aud =. aud bounded a. f1-4e1 va 11-
Inning a. the intersection q me 1G size q
- auey whoa u nGteeu feet W-de, VIII -4a
1o-h sfdeof Linden street, ard a -c =Cl %
wsst corner or lot No. L-rucre= G-EaF
ufrh the uCrrn alde OF LtGceu slrle--a $3.50 -
Ire -ourheas 81 corner Oflor- --L
wauilV ~ iesr % the uorr4-ast corner l ~
80. Z-thsncs s~estwardly ~-l-l H-e-
north Boundary line ~ teeL % ls 1-4-Aa&
corner OF lot No ~ ana % t1e -st l-
aIzv-theuce ~souLhwarl-y VIII me e3L =
aid alley % feet 20 TIE beginning VIII ~
tie apDurtsnances -tnarelnto 1eolE4 80
lot hereby sod being No. a ca SAD A9L
ian
executing bond win good security ana 4lar
retained on the properly un4 lie p-
money tsa paid
qite good, sud szls % be confirmed By de1es
Z q ChaDceV Uourrs hsrr1rg az L
CT ralemplsn-
. fattm Hs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-08

THIS Bank VIII Buy and Sell Exchange on AL
i points, North and South, and deal in all
kinds OF State and United States Securities
and In addition TO ITS ordinary Exchange and
Deposit business, has opened q
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ChancerySal ofGity Property
OK
saturday March 3, 1850.

7. D williams ~ Valentine Wsrnsr; Enmlt
Nix, Wm. H. Porter, Daniel II Sechlef aau
I0hn Ellison Is. Valentine werner ana 1Q1F
man BOYD U. Naisntine Werner
by virtue Of an tnteriocutory decree n -
ID above consolidated causes, made on utncas
ofJune, Dz5, aud renewed a the NoEfmoertg en-
1855. 0fthe Chancery side OF the Common Law
and Chancery Court OF ne CITY Ql 44eHP1 =
will sen 81 public auction 70 the hfgnesl o.1lst'
afthe Court House door, IN the lily or Menu
phis. between The hours ofl0 and Y 4, on sat
urday, March 8 1856, the OAOWlns los ol Pc
GELS Of ground, attached N these causes uo-N
Two lOs, az corner or intersection Or ne eti
side ofCCusey street, In the City or Metup4A,
shelby county, Tennessee. tcgetler mAAlls
one lOt. fronting Sd net OF the norm sue ~
Vance street and ruuulug back between par
ailel lines, 81 tesr on Cousey street % a puVee
alley also. Tie said alley Ia the rear OF bue
north Of 10 feet wide. and running east
WaTu from CauseF street - taaL The i0ls nere1y
intended, being lots Nos. and 2, IN block No.
g, s. laid down on TIE pisn Of thar part o.
Memphis called south Memphis, ~tOgsther Wiz
the buildings and mproEnments thereon
TERMS or SALE: Acrsrir gF SIX and twelve
months, "a equal payments, purchaser giFina
bond with approved security, and Ian retained
til payment u ne Pureneae money.
ianS-tds. AU6LAIOE ASTON. C.&1.
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Trusfee,s sac,

DY VIRTUE Of Deed OF Trust. executed %
Dine as trustee. BY Mary n. Young ana James
Young, ON the sth day or July, so, ana 70
cordsc IN the Registers ONCE OF shslgy coultls
tennessee, in book NO. Is, pages III, us ~,
7 viii. 81 II O'Clock Em-. on Aonacy ne IL1e
day Of February 1866. A. The corner OF nam 4la
Madison streets, in Memphis, tennessee, sell A.
public anetiOn TO the bfghest bidder l9r easu,
So much Of the following named resi- estate as
may be necessary 20 pay the balance OF the
money due on the note named 70 ana secured
ny said Deed Of Trusti The 2 nes a sheloy
county. Tennessee, near Memphis and Is 3 part
OF the tract conveyed by wesley blakemore 70
the said Mary y. Young, and on the plan OF
spbdivtgioa OF James Y0angis farm. as recorded
IN the Registers once OF shelby county, Is des-
fcnated as lots 2, & anus containinz each 5 20
10 acres lots ID, 10 and ~, containing each 7
H-uO acres; lots II aud q, containing each 8
n-Iu0 acres and los No u. eontalnfn . 7SI0D
acres said property VII be sold 10 gay the
balance des On the note mentioned II and Sc
cured b. said Deed Of Trust, AID no more wiz
be sold than Is necessary to psy. said debt and
essts. The equity OF ~rpdsTEpion - waived.
The title is believed 20 os perfect, but I viii sell
only - TrIslse,
iS2sas W.. <. POSITION, Trustee
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Chaneery SaEe Of City Property,

The Planters Bank Of Tsn1asses u 3 Merrill.
ny virtue Of an interIOcutory decree entered
ID in this cause OF the . day OF Feoruaryf
OF thu Chaucery SIDE or the Common Law and
Chanca-y Court OF the city Of Memphis, I viii
door in the CITY Of Memphis, on saturday,
March 81, Ls65, between u and Il, the loloW-
Ing keal Estate. 70 wiz A certain lot OF parcel
oflaud "a the city OF Memphis, shelby county,
Tenn, lying on the west side OF Tennessee
street. fronting on said street 30 feet, and run
ming back between parallel lines 25 teet, % the
edge OF the Mississippi river, tbe the sims more
or tessY. and numbered 0n the plan Of said city,
IS Lot No 8. "a Block No. L
TERls OF SALON a credit ofsix and twelve
months. in equal payments; purchaser giving
bonds with approved security
AUGCSIuN S Clerk and Master.
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attachment Notice.

Before william 4 Wooten, a Justice o. he
Peace Tor Tiptcn c0cnly, Islnessse
Nancy wilson and Elizabeth Wilson EzeC--
SMITH
Z this case the plainlIs having sued cut a
4 attachmsut against lls properly Of re de-
1sndaut upon the ground that he a. alcu--c
remove himself from -Ee county, CErLrlr 1sE
about 10 -frauuuleuuy % convey Es rrCl-rrys
and the same having been rer1Euau- levied 1pun
the real estate OF sid smith rcllca-1E g
hereby ordered 70 be made n rls acEpll5
AEPEAL Tor four Successive weeks. rlCG mig
min. the sad Smith. % appear l=.l-- Ur- or
my successor ~ ONCE. on TIE 5-u -a- OF E-1-
ruary next. % defend s1I -rr 7-
Judgment viii De taken cy Cefaal- against lL2r
Given uLsr nv band and sea ll- cav o.
January. $50. NM. III. ulALE,
iauq Iawfw-W for TfprQn cC---r Tenn.
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Sale Of Real Estate,
-cE-
Saturday, March Sd, 1866.

John S. Claybrook and Wiloughby Williams,
Trustees 5fthe Memphis and Hopefeld Eeal
Estate Stock Association, uG A 9. Ellis.
ny virtue OF an introductory decree made st
ID the Ovemb Der In,4s55,Oft Chancery side
Of the Common Law and HANGER Court the
city Of Memphis, I sell al public suction Al the
Court House door between the hours CT 10 and
y o'clock n, on Saturday, March ID, 1883, the
following tract OF Land, tO-Wlt; Lying aud
being in Shelby county, Tennesse, on the waters
ofths Loosa HRtchte and the Mississippi Evsrs,
being q part Of the $3.50 acre tract granted by the
STATE ofTennessee 10 Inc c. McLsmOrs and A
b. Carr, BY grant $500 and bounded IS follows:
Beginning at a stake which stands shout forty
two degrees East, ten chains from a stake where
the West boundary Of the 5000 acre tract nor-
msrly interested the old OF the Mississippi
river, where are marked three
pointers; thence East sixry-rwo chains and
Esventy-dve InEs 70 q pecan Uee marked +, On
the West side Of the LOOsa aatchis river; thence
south, fourteen degrees East, with tbs mean
derfnGs OF SAID river, eight chains, 70 a sake
thence south four tegrees East seven chains
and any Inks, 70 q sake tlsacs Souta
ten chains 70 q stake which STANDS SouLh
CIV degrees, East twenty-five Inks nom a
blackberry marked E; thence along Rozels's
line West thirry-two chains ana ssvenLy-dve
10 a Stake; thence North hfty-dvs and q
halt degrees. Vest twenty-five cca1us - stake
thence North forty-two degrees, West dfssan
chains to the beginning; containing che hun
dred and twsnty-thres and 1tnety-o1e onS-hun-
dredth Us al-luVl sores
credit. purchaser giving bonds with good and
AUGUsToN ASTON. Clerk & MazssS.
H-um =.
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Trllefeess HnIe.

DI virtue Of a Deed Of Trust. executed 20 -
- unc6-EgnSd By Arthur Conaeu o. s1S-
usy OF October, 1871, which : q reco1a S41
NO. -, and On pages 49, ~ .na -sr ~
cash, IN mont Of the premises on - ~
TIKI FIRST DAY or \ 49, -
loving described lot, or part ot - $50 ~
Third street. one rundrsd ana .o- -
fest south krom adams $780, 80 ssf
, trfs1,rSiv IN = line parallel with
rhirs street rrestytw " fass; thence sasf
wsfdly parallel ~th cans S-rSfv wffh ~
- ~ rhfrd street 70 the beginning Il
Scisu IN ths dy Of MenphLLsn1sSSsa
a d. FCGA, Trustee
1rsnphu, ;sz. ., IR& isa1s ssL