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middle OF September You will find the voice Of the old
favorite as pure and silvery ever while think you
will also observe that he has proted much by his Euro
pean experience In the study Of stye and that he has
gotten rid Of much Of that stiffness which formerly de-
trSctod much IRON his performances upon the lyric
stake.
THE PUBLIC HEALTH.
We hear nothing positive about cholera, which is said
to be the decrease The fact however that the gov
ernmen does not yet permit any bulletins to be pub
lished would lead to the opinion that such is not the
Last year, and, indeed, at all other times, when
the cholera has visited Paris the oldtime policy which
through everything in France Of treating the people
children, has induced the government to keep as
secret as possible any statistics of the progress of
disease until there sensitive decrease In the
ber OF cases. when daily bulletins have been permitted
to be published As near can gather, the daily num-
ber of cases rs between and three hundred the large
majority Of which, however, are not fatal.
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had no power to release themselves II would Be dim
cut certainly 10 find another esampe of Hwtsar dbsse er

had no power TO release themselves would be Din
cult certainly TO find another eSampe Of siw0r aosss cr
force. es. =
For Count dc Bismarck the army Is ali and
above ALL and he names swith PRIDE the rst in the
civilized world" He adds that Sin all wars when the
point strike vigorously the Berlin army has shown
Itself firm on the field Of battle" Tha Jr0a Rather
promptly the past Frmnessiis not all sufcing in war,
as others may be found frmer still happened In
1906 After Jena and Auerstaedt the Prussan army
struck ,h such aupOr that all the strong places opened
their gates without resistance and General asae made
Stettin captulate when he had with him only regiment
on mounted chasseurs Napoleon even wrote to Marshal
have nothing 10 do but dismiss my infantry" But
jena sixty years old and Sadowa only six weeks and
NJ dc Bismarck ,oh0 bodsts Of being man 0 progress,
hides he checks Of the past under The taurels Y the present
[From the Paris Independence, August 81
II Is to be regretted the interest OF the King OF Hano
YER that he has found foreign court taking such
lively interest in his fate Russia and England have
shown for the Grand Duchy OF Hesse Darmstadt, the
sovereign Of which br0ther-in-aw Of the Emperor
Alexander while the heir presumpive Is sonn-law OF
OF his kngdom and his people would not be at present
reduced TO accept the fate imposed them by the con-
queror In fact the Grand Duchy Of Hesse contrary 70
what was believed at Berlin not only will not be dmin
which Prussia wished take from it to round off her
territory condition OF indemnfying IL at the expense
OF the Bavarian Paatinate Prussia will be conented
with the Landgravate Of Hesso Homburg, which
the Grand Duke has recently inherited under
the obligation Of leaving to that little State its
self government She will also TO herself the
right of keeping garrison at Mayence As to Bavaria
appears that she also will not lose the whole OF Upper
Francona but only the town and district Of Hof with
about souls Strategca considerations have In
spred Prussia with the wish to keep that position being
the key Of Bavaria between the Erzgcbge and the
tans Of Upper FranconA
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French Opinion Of Count Bismarch'- Policy
mud power.
From the Paris Dtoats, August q J

tErum the Paris Henats August -
The acts with which Prussia - cruelty re.
pronches the governments Of the colntrcs she going
70 contiscate recent that every knows them
the Gns Of those countries like thc king ui
PRUSSIA and by the title. members ri the Gefmanic
Confederation; they all united hy solemn com
pact, and tho confederation was repres nsd by an
assembly Instituted to direct and iher affairs 70
maintain order amongst the co ederates and IN case Of
necessity the rights Of each 10 bo respected
The Diet Invested With sort ~ judicial puwef
and in certain determined cases acted as a tribunal
The decisions OF that body generally taken by a
majority OF votes, and obligatory alike upon all the
system being acted on during hty years All at once
pos.d Prussia g. fHd of and drm hdt his organization
teorh nsnr that twas necessary 70 introduce pro
found reforms and she made known her projects 70 the
Diet II agreed with Prussia that there was necessity
for reform but II also said that the plan ought - be
modified: both sides got Irated, grw obstinate, aud
menaced each other rumore .. war spread thrccghuut
Germany, and all sides began 10 arm; then The Diet
say the and TO prescribe the measures
VIII ch believed necessary to the maintenance of peace.
Prussia thought at In those steps declaration Of
war assumed the offensive and suddenly invaded those
very States which she going 70 incorporate. With
whatever good will minated towards Prussia, Y
does not seem possible 10 end In their conduct the
slightest motive for destroying despoiing and conns
eating them. These unhappy gorrrnments OF Hanover
Electoral Hesse and the dushy of Nassau obeycd, a. vol
a. they could the orders rvcn them by the net within
the limits Of It's rghts and from obedience 70 which hej
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held BY mixed garrison Of Bavarans and Prussians,
and win be the JOINT property Of the Northern and
Southern Bund
AMERICAN BONDS ON CHANGE
American ecurities continue to be in good demand on
,Chanee and in spite Of numerous remtances from New
YORK stocks getting scarce The higher rates
Of gold 52 on the 6th) have not influenced the price,
which remains firm at III
MONEY MARKET
Money is mere drug in the market-discount at l3H
per cent The harvest being middling and there being
soma with regard to the potato crop, in
oonseouonoe Of the continuous rains wheat has some-
what raised in price, and is at the 200 weight
Al this price cannot be exported TO England but there
is some demand for France.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

The London Money Market.
LONDON, Sept g. 1866.
The opening price OF consos is S9k for money.
AaERIcAN SECURITIES.
The opening prices .. American securities are
United States hvetwenties. es..................... 1874
Erie Railroad observation-disclosures Al
Illinois Central Ra lroad. S0A
LONDON, Sept 3-P. NJ
The official closing ratio OF consols was S9a for money
SECURITIES.
Tho following are the quotations OF American sccur
ties at the close OF business to-day
fo1a
The LsNcrpo0l Cotton Market.
LIvERpooI. Sept g. 1865.
The cotton market opens quiet at 134d for middlng
uplands Sales today are estimated at 5000 bales.
Liverpool Breadstuns Market.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 3--P. NJ
The breadstufs market Is unchanged.
Liverpool Provision Market.
LIVERPOOL, Sept 3-P. NJ
There is change to note in the provisions market
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EN- al A N 0
, Rcirforcements for Canadn.

The Reirforcements for Canada.
LIVERPOOL Sept 8. 1866
Two steamships OF the Cunard line have sailed for
Canada with troops
The London Telegraph says the only object in sending
those troops Canada simply to meet the spirit mani
tested by the colonists in the late Fenan raid.
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THE OLD CABLE.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

RtUTHL NJ" fu''' ''e"'-''
The Great Eastern Announces Its Recovery.
LONDON Sept 2, 1866.
The officers OF the expedition board the Great East
crn charged with the duty of picking up the Atlantic
cable 1855 have eegraphed the old wire the fact
that It was recovered by them yesterday.
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MARINE intelligence.

LIVERPOOL, Sept. 3, 1866.
The steamship Tripoli, from New York, has arrived
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known Minister for Foreign Affairs OF France. IS con-
Armed.
I The Marquis Moustior has been appointed by the
Fmperor 10 the vacant seat in the Cabinet
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THE DANuBIAM PRINclpAlITIEs.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Reception Of the New HospOdnr.
JAssr, August 81, 1866
The Hospodar Of Moldavia entered this city. the
capital, to-day. His reception trumphal and be
enjoyed public ovations along the entire route.
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Austria in the TyrOl.

The Governor Of the Tyrol, General Count de Castig
lione addressed the subjoned proclamation to his
army
BoTzES, August IL, 1860.
COMMANDERS, OrFICERs SOLDIERS THE Lands
ruRM-The enemy which has dared to menace the Tyrol
has completely evacuated your country TO escape
the destruction which awaited IT, On three occasions
time you came forward to number Of 35000 TO take
up the positions assigned to you joyfully leaving your
and your families, and your fields which were ~
quiring your labor You hastened from the mountains
and valleys show the rash enemy that time has not
impaired your courage fidelity and attachment to the
rcianing family The sons have proved themselves
worthy OF their fathers. The enemy has been SO pre-
sumpuous provoke you but has not had the courage
attack you Loyal and faithful soldiers OF the Lands
trum thank you in the name OF your Emperor. As
consider greatest distinction TO be the proprietor a
the regiment, which, recruited among your countrymen,
has acquired arcsh in all the battles and encounters an
eternal glory SO am also proud 10 be your commander
COUNT DE CASTIGLI0NR
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The Profit and Loss.

berlin august 2o correspondence of Paris Tempsl
The acquescence OF the Bavarian and Hesse Minister'S
said be complete all the points in dispute havo
been settled and nothing any longer opposes the drawing
up OF the articles Of peace The Grand Duchy Of Hesse
will cede Prussia, besides the county Of Hesse Hon.
burg the province Of Upper Hesse with 2S9 asa nhab
ants and three principal towns, Giessen, Fredberg and
Asfeld.
Bavaria will lose territory to nearly the same extent
The telegraph informs that the Queen OF Hanover
Is still at the Chateau OF Herrenhausen she had
to the capital to walk in the streets with her two
daughters I am told that she replied to the Prince
dYssmburg that she decided to yield TO force only,
and that she would not quit her capital without the
orders of the King her husband King George himself 70
more tenacious than ever Only week ago he replied
to deputaton come from Hanover 70 beg him to abdi-
favor Of his son. that he held his crown from
God and would only give II back to God his death
bed" He refuses absolutely to believe in his own mis-
fortune few days ago only he said TO officer, In
reorganizing my army shall resume the old red uni
form. will no longer allow my soldiers to resemble
the Prussans II has been calculated at Hanover that
there will remain to the King private fortune Of fifty
millions OF thalsrs three francs seventy five cents each)
that you that the last OF the Guelphs s not too
much 10 be pitIed.
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Sale of City Property
Saturday March ;, 1865.

J. D. Williams -. Valentine Wsrner. EmuI
Mix, VIM. H.. Porter. Daniel II. Sechler. and
JOhE Ellison rs. Valentine enlsr, and Coaf-
man Boyd r. Valentine Werner.
DI virtue Of an mteriOcurOrv decree iu tia
ID above consolidated causes. made N 9TH daT-
ofJCne, 1850 and renewed &C the N0Veinbsr term.
lrl, Of the Chancery side Of the Common Law
and Chancery Court OF the CITY or Memphis. L
VIII sell at public auction to the highest bidder,
at the Court House door, IN the Litv Of Mem
phis, between the hours of 10 and u n. on sat-
uriay, March 8, 1873, the following lots or par
cells Of ground, attached in these csuses- ro-Eir-
Two lOtN Ut corner or intersection or the east
side ofCOusey street, in the CITY OF Memphis.
Shelby county, Tennessee, together, making
enc lot, fronting 50 feet on the north 5ide OF
Vance street, and running back between par
allel lines. 80 feet on COusey street % q private
alley also, the said alley IN the rear Of the
north Of said lots 10 feet wide, and running east
ward nom Caussg street 81 feet. lots hereby
intended. being lots Nos. I and 2 in Block Ea-
As, IS laid down on the plan Of that part d
Memphis called south Memphis. tOEeLher with
tbs buildings and improvements thereon.
TERMS oF III A credit Of six dnd twelve
months, in squal payments purchaser giving
BOND with approved security and Len retained
ill payment Of the purchase money.
fnnSEtla. ALGISIlN Acton r Il
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MEMPHIS, Tenn, August q, 1855.
have used MOrgan's self Rising Flour. and
examined It's ingredients 1t Il all that he
cIaims for II, and is entirely harmless to all,
sick or well, and Is especially adapted as diet
for dispepucs and c-Ousumptives, its materials
Supplying in those cases, healthul and much
needed nutTiment L ". GABBERT, ~. D
I viii prepare any barrel Of fsur sent TO me,
or VIII furnish any quality Of dour ordered, but
for my own sales 1 use none but ths very best,
n Harrison, or its equal.
The bread and biscuit made from this nour
can be eaten as well warm as cold, without the
least Inconvenience 10 the weak and dyspeptic
stomach, and has been known 10 greatly oenent
aueH aaeag-
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Chancery Sale Of City Property

The Planters Bank Of Tennesses e. 3 Merrill.
DY virtue Of an lnterlOcutoy decree entered
ID in this cause on the I'd day Of February.
lS5a. and renewed az The November term. IE,
Of the Chancery Side Of the Common Law and
Chance-y Court Of the City OF Memphis wiz
sell. 70 the highest bidder, az the Court E0us-
March Sd, lS56, between 10 and NJ. the follow
ing Real Estate, % Wit A certain lot or parcel
Of land IN the Clty OF Memphis. shelby county
Tenn, lying on the west side Of Lenuessaa
street, fronting On said street Sd feet. and run
ming back between parallel lines 30 feel. TO the
edge OF The Mississippi river. be the same more
or less)i and numbered on the plan Of said cftr,
As Lot No. ., in Block No I.
Terms OF ALE-On a credit Of six Twelve
months, IN equal payments, purchaser giving
bonds with approved security.
AUGUSTON ALSTON Clerk and Master.
In IL
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RoofngI Roofng!I

SAMUEL DAYIDS, Agent for the Gutta Per
- cha Cement Roofing. This roofing IA conn
Dosed OF very heavy canVaS5 thoroughly safu-
rsfed with a preparation Of Gutter PeFeha and
entirely imperyiOus 70 water. To persons wish
ing ans thing done N my line. 1 will saw / am
ing is not effected by heat or cold, the sxpansion
and contraction being so little as not 10 eject
10. It scheSp, VIII last equally as long As I'm.
cara Persona living IN the country viii md II
to their interest 70 give me q call. I would 49,
invite my friends 70 come and see
feb2 lms
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Chaneery Sale Of Real Estate,
Saturday, Sd of March, 1856.

4 c. Belts, e a., Is. Frazer Titus.
RI virtue OF an interl0cutory decree made "a
- the anoVe cause, On March Isl. ISL. and re-
neWed on the l4th of December. 1850 y viii sell
AZ fuDGc Auction TO the highest bidder a. ms
our Rouse door, on saturday, the ulird day
o. Alarfhs loo, IN the city of Memphis, BE-
loving described Tract Of Land. t0-w1t- Four
hundred and -Four Acres OF Land, situated In
ne county OF Shelby and StatsofI tennessee,
North Of Wolf River. formerly the mTm or
frazer Titus, and formerly known as Duck
Aange, being the same conYa34 70 Er1Zcr
TITUS by Mrs. S. Parks and oh walker Ihe
above described Tract Of Land VII De sold In
parcels Of % and 40 acres
TERMS OF on acreat Or o. and
is months: Bonds. with good security, anda
len retained on the land 70 seeure the purchase
money, A ALSIONt GerEG Master.
ThA Eannar llLn- IN "a ML.na
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Chancery Sale Of Real Estate
Saturday, March I'd, 1866

J. " Alexander and others -. Addison G..
Bragg. e n
DN virtue Of an Lnterl0CutCrv decree made IN
ID the ABOVE causs on the 5stn Ncv-m1-r-
laB5, I viii sell az Public Auction ar the Court
HOuse door in the city II Memphis, between the
hours O fl0A A. n. and u IL. on SATURDAY.. the Z
Of March, 1876, the following described Real E--
tate, % VII Lvtngm thec0unEv OF Laudsrdals.
and state OF Tennessee. in thai portion OF as
county formerly included In the county ftp
ton, IN tue LIN district. sections land p. and
range D, described and bounded as follows. The
tract Ofland granted by the state or Teuucsss-,
grant No. III dated 18th Of July. Isl. 20 -l-
heirs of Robert Turner, and by Frederick rur-
ner. the sole heir or Robert Turner. conveyed 10
Daniel Cherry, lying ou the east side 1f-Ee Mis-
slssipp1 uver, including the mouth OF Coal
Greek, Dcrnnlng on the e Of the lftzi--
slppi river al the northwest corner Of John
h4eas, three hundred and twenty should be
lb1l acre tract or entry, a Spanish oak marked
J. r. running east with his line. passing ls
corner. in all 80 poles, 10 a hickory marked A..
thence north with the west uudary Eue Of
VIM L Byler, and passing his corner iu all
sc poles 70 a stake. thence west 10 poles 20 q
small cotton wood on the bauE OF the Mis-fs-
s1pp1r river, thence down with Tbs LesndEa Of
said river laHG poles % the place OF u-e-tuulEg
excepting seven acres OF said tract heretofore
conveyed by said Cherry 20 5arnuelL Lancaster.
Terms OF saigon a credit OF months
TINS 9th ~ofJanuary, 1854. A. ASTON.
au HLHIg TunHrnna HH.aHaw
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L0rge Sale of CitU Tots

DY virtue Of a decree rendered BY the County
February term, lHd, in the case 81 Eif-E
Brooks and L B. susgs, administrator. aT.f1e-
J.. W. Lsdbetter and wife 81 a.. VII - M
O'Clock am. on THURSDAY. March 80 -
on the premises, proceed to sell I've bnn6ros
feet Of city property which bas been sn5Jf-
vtded into ssyenteen lots. lyingnorth and sourb
Of Beal street. al and near the hntsrseeffec -
orleans and Beal streets. u
Tits perfect and undisputad
TEHns or sALEOne-haIf F-as E.ro
a credit OF sx and twelve months P1rnbsse-1
required 20 execute notes with approve5 =.
enntys sna sAsn being retained 70 ssorrs he
PARTS wishing @ Invest IN city properly wiz
see hand bills and plsk.
February Is, LSR
Parties Wishing ~t1formatto1 e. 70 sf1e No.
washington and NAN syesrs ialstu mhIo
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Chaneery Sale Of City Lots,
Saturday, March Sd, 1868.

John o. Greenlaw and Wm. q GresnIsw. %
George r Faufosseu.
DI virtue Of an inte~rl0cutoT decree made ~
II the November term- Iss5.of ChauceU sIte0r
the Common Law and Chancery Court Of the
Clyo Or Memphis VIII sell 40 PubLc Auctiou.ln
Euut Of the Court House door, Mamult-. Tenn .
on saturday, the third CAV Of Alrcu. I-s.
between the hours OF 10 and EgcIoca m- L1t
No. ~ on a plan OF the extension Of tle uOr-r-
eru part OF the City Of Memphis, through the
lands Of eOmplainants. John D. q YIN. b.
GreenlaW and Others survey made bV IL A.
Kerr, In April, IIa, No bound as follows
Fronting seventy-iOur feet three inches. on the
east side Of sixth street. and running back 49,
feet 70 ths west side Of Raleigh Road
terms OF ALE-Cas
fa1U IDS AATETDE Clark and NFaara-
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Chaneery Sale Of Real Estate,
Saturday. sdday of March. 1865.


John D FenneH, -. A ]. Montgomery and
AID WithenspoOn-
DI virtue OF an fnterlocutory decree made ~
II the November term Of the ChauceT side Of
the Common Law and ChanceIy Court OF tha
civ Of Mempeis- l viii sell al Public Auction az
the Court HOUSE door. on SATURDAY, TIE third
Day Of March. Nun, between tla Eou8 OF 10
and i o'clock M. the blowing described tract
Of lanu, in Shelby county, Tennessee. contain
emphis ON the north side or Jackson street on
avenue, as IL IS sometimes called. known on Is.
W. Rncksrs Map Of this city Of Memphis and
It's SUBURBS, as McLemOrs avenue Beginning on
the north side Of said avenue where the same Is
Interested by the alley lying Immediately eass
Of female COuese, as then known
now called the stale Female College. and rum
ming thence east with McL@mOra araura and
with the avenue east or the College. such
cfude ten acres
TERMS OF SALE-Credits OF seven months
ieay Us A ALsIDN. CIerk anI 49,
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Sale Of Real Estate,
Tuesday, the 18th March, 1856.
H n. Grosvsnor rs Wm Il. sIovera a..
VA. q. Lane -. VIM. Il slower q a.

Wm- q. Lane 90. VIM Slower r a.
DY virtue Of an interlocuBgry dsores made in
ID the above mentioned causes on the Zrh
November, l1I. i VIII sell AZ Pubic 4ucrl ON. -1
the highest bidder, on Tuesday, the l3tn day OF
March, 1870, az the Court House Uo0r. In the
city Of Memphis, between the h0un OK I'D and
II O'Clock m, the following described Real
Estate, tO-Wft: A certain tract Of lall. situate
IN the county OF Shelby and Stare of Tennessee.
VIZ. No5.4 = 5. and 4 upOn a plan o. ground
OF VIM. D. Browns, on the Pigeon EQzlsr Eoad,
survey made ~ WA Crane, March 18th. 1870.
bag1nnin ~ the intersection ofthe east SIDE Of
broWn Avenue, with the norm side Of tho
Pigeon HOost Road then ; -eastWaullv EiLn
the y side Ofsald road 70 tho " side Or E@CEel'a
Avenue u chains 4 links; thenc8 u0r-hEaIdiv
Win tne " side Of said AVeuus 10 CHAINS and
- INKS thence se7tWardlV . chains y nuEst5
me side OF Brown Avenue. thence south
Waruiy with said Avenue z chains 81 INKS 70
ne beginning, the whole four lots containing
~ B-llD acres
TERMS or SALE-A credit or sx months.
purchasers executing notes with gnsc security
and a lien retained for further sseuriry.
telD uH A. AL~TJN GsrE and Master.
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Chancery Sale of Real Estate,
Tuesday, the 18th March, 1856.

John Overton rs. James B. Reinhart q al.
DY virtue Of an interiocutory decree entered
I'D in the above mentioned cause on the Bth
DAY OF January, 1901, 1 will sell at Public Auc-
ton, to the highest bidder, on Tuesday, the
18th day OF March, 1850, at the Court House
door in the cirF Of Memphis, between the hours
OF ten and twelve o'clock m, the following
described Real Estate, tO-Wit: A certain Lot,
situate in shelby county. near The city OF Mem
phis, beginning at the intersection o. the south
line Of Clay street, ION John OvertOn's subdivt-
sion Of MS ISL acres south Of Memphisl, with the
east line OF Fourth street; thence south with
the east line Of Fourth street l53 &l0 feet to an
alley thence east with said alley 90 fleet thence
north parallel with Fourth street I55 20 feet
70 Clay street, thence west with Clay street 70
the beginning being Lot SS3, in Block No. ..
TEKMs OF 8ALE-A credit OF six months,
tained as farther security.
feI0 IDS A. ASTON. Clerk ana Master.
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Tl.lLst HnIe.

DY virtue OF . deed oftrust executed to me on
ID the 2dday of June, 1850, and registered in the
Registers ONCE of the county Of shelby, state
OF Tennessee, on the 6th day OF June, 1890, by
Samuel Mckenna to secure certain notes due
5. ". Gates, 1 shall proceed to sell to the highest
bidder for cash in 'front.' Of the real estate Office
or MoNsARRAT, LANIER & Co., irving Block
city OF Memphis, Tenness0s, between the hours
the blowing lots or land described As follows.
to wit: lying and being in the county OF shelby
and state Of Iennessee, al the northeastern
corner Of city Of Memphis, being lot num-
Der three 81 on the plan or map Of survey and
subdivision Of the tract OF 5. N. Gates.
The title 70 the above property Is believed to
be good. but 1 convey only as trustee.
q. 81. MONSARRAT,