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Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1866-01-10
RICHARD c. MCCORMICK.
TERRITORY or ARIZoNA;
OFFrcg oF THE GoyERNoa,

~ - - p ~ w. iftiT hkA0E.
PRrscorr, Dec. 90 1865 \
Hon James s. Giles, Speaker Of the House
of Representatives
SRI return, without my signature. the
JOINT Resolution providing additional com
pcisation for the Secretary Of the Council.
clerks of the House of Representatives and
othcrattachcs of the two House | ana aware
that the Clerks, as well a, the members. have
much TO do, and receive an Inadequate com
ir-isatiUf, but INV iiin.. iit the present
state Of the Territorial tinan cs, and when
thc Legislature has urged rctrcacAncut and
economy 10 encourage the expenditure of
single dollar that is not absolutely necessary
70 the well being Of the TERRITORY Tie
Clerks sought their places with foil kDowi-
edge 81 what compensation they were 10 ne.
ccvr, and If IL has not been sufficient 10
satisfy them, Il IS certainly not the fault OF
the Legislative Assembly, or of the Terrific.
~. The aggregate sum voted T. be given
under the resolution in question j.. about
sesen hundred (S7u0l dnliars. or nearly
fwptAsfss a nfarh a. fhe fasaA awsossut Of
aseN coiletr.i sn the TerrifaB sfg a.
80 yeee Y + sfae that lareM fssA smetisss
-.stsa slea FIR tho ensuing ~ Sast
Soy" N cl4ime s.at.t,i4 81. f,t ~.
ias i.eetsi yet unpaid, inrit ss
! aues ~ seseN hundred and scvens
| tSf4Gl dollars u the whole sum 81 osa fhs4.
sand and thirty seven Isl ,o37) voted, by tllA
{ body, as additional compensation toits clerks
/ These demands upon the TERRITORY, aal 9th
! cTs allowed by the present Legislature, Az
50 numerous, and have been 80 much com
planned of, that | am convinced thar, upol
reflection, The honorable members who hav
passed the bill n0w returned AMI the clerk
Cor whose benefit Il was prepared, no lcs
than the taxpayers at large, will Justify N,
in pronouncing IL unt.mcly anil declining {,
give il my approval. lfit i, thou1l proper
by the Legislative Assembly 10 ask Congress,
Cor an increase of tie pay Of the CLERKS, a,
was done lat year regarding that Of jhS
/. members, it will afford me pleasure 70 forwart
q memorial making n request So REASONABLE,
+ snd proper, and 10 DO all in my power TO Sc
curci;s favorable consideration
RICHARD G. MCCORMICK.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1866-01-10
NErOEs.-IFhe Acting G0vcLnor nnnrnycl

I NEroEs,-'rhc Acting Governor approved
all the acts Of the Legislature saving two.
which he vetoed for the following reasons
which will, we think, be generally accepted
as altogether just and reasonable:
TERRITORY OF ARIzoNA,
OFFICE or THE GoyERNoR.
PREsCorT, Dec. 80, 1863
Hon. James s. eiiles, Speaker of the House
Of Representatives.
Sir--i return without my signature An
Act 10 incorporate the Prescott and Colo
RADIO River Railroad Company.
am of the opinion that the Act Of the
First Legislative Assembly entitled An Nat
10 incorporate the Arizona Railway Gonna
ny. approved Nov. 9, 1864, and the act of The
same Assembly, entitled An Act incorpora
ting the Castle Dome Railroad COMPANY.
approved Nov. ;, 1864, and that OF the pres
ent Legislative Assembly, entitled An Act
to incorporate the La paz and Prescott
Railway COMPANY, approved Dec 30, 1865.
grant all the ftcilitics r the 81 &C Is and sat
isactory construction Of Railways within the
Territory that can reasonably be asked of
the Legislature at this carly DAY in our his
tory. Moreover, | find upon COMPARISON.
tlat the act now returned, j.. almost idcnt-
cal in it, provisions with the one last named. f.
which although entitled a, though intended
TO coninc the pro, oscd road for which il
was given to a line from In paz TO Prescott
permits the selection of an additional star
ting point or points upon the Colorado as
the company may elect, as well rs the con
OF various branch roads. For the .
purpose Of insuring the building Of a railway
from the Colorado to Prescott deem it all
and further il is my Judgment that
to give another company privileges and
rights 80 similar would lead 10 confusion and
litigation, and to the defeat of the end de-
sired by all our people, ri-, the provision Of
steam communication between the points
named.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1866-01-10

otftft ~ tnfN
IL he Probate Court. Ta9,caA0e Of Mrs
In the matter of the application OF Pcd0 blaggi,
Ysidoro Mendoza Jaan Elias. hiio, estls Dlas,
Jose Maria Robes and Jesus Sand"al- claim
ants OF the BGcnayista Mine and coTespohaing
auxiliary lands, fnr confirmation o. u'leS.
Whereas, the plaintiffs in the ao'c enuiicd
cause having tl.i- Aav .,l il dice IN tucson
complaint therein. copy Of wisl Il hereto an
ncXed Now, therefore it i ordwtd, mat ais per
Sons adversely Interested aud distroas 10 contest
the tltIc OF said complalnanis 70 said claims and
auxiliary lands or any part thereof DC and arc
hereby summoned and required 10 DC ana appear
on or before the 9th day Of January, A. ID.
1850, and on said day or on such subsequent Gay
as may be ordered aic their answer IN said pro.
crcdng setting forth their c'iln anu case, OF they
shall thereafter bc forever barred Rom cohiesting
The tiiie Of said eomplanan's 10 said mine and
c. TRUMBULL HAYDEN,
Probate Judge.
Attest my hand and the seal o. said court TINS
9th day of November, A. ID. legs
GREGOR p. IIARTE,
Probate Clerk.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1866-01-10

xf.sr or the members of the Legislature lave
len (pwu Excepting those from this counF on
n MI Mickey, OF Yuma, remains lie nag 'o'h
tntascd in translating the Governors Mcsfsc IN
&uunish.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1866-01-10

tpsfAL MArTERs.-Thcrc l. much dlssatisfsc.
{.n IN town over Tia, postal arrangements. The
sn2lis come lrrcsularl7, and SO little time is given
MtFecn their arrival and dcpartnre that |, i aim
sun TO answer lCitcrs The rrinelpai mail arr,v,,.
ouSunday evening, and eIcnart. carly an Nond,y
''''N' DuFihS ~ g'>slOa OF The Legislature
10y 'N were made "a the postmaster. MI White
=. '''e mail nv ioon on Monday, hat he per
'Fh'li'y refused, Shielding himself under The or
- - " Tue contractors On the Monday following
-, Io"''iihent OF ~ Legislature. ewing 10 it,
..~ f''.ns' u was IMPOSSIBLE To get very inpor.
s'"'i h''ler ios ON Delegate ia Congress, aud
- 'g'uy ny seven and onc-.alf O'Clock a. IN,
~If,l X u'usai created much indignation. II he
4.e,,,. n'eye himself OF blame In the eyes Of the
..1.,s must disprov' the common belief tina,
.ch..,,,,le ,,,1,'iy from Washington TO alter tho
x,..,.noe wyN%hen necessary to the public con
wbne ey,denny ope he may be allie to do so, for
.s.,, !, ,,.,,o,.. ~, novice in postal matters. we
nv ,.s"a ot ~ ~, 'naac is determined to disregard
41t..hio,..on o,,to.,,i the contractor or the
u,.o,,,d h, !, 10 ,Ioar,,, are at fault Mr. White
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1866-01-10

rn1rr JUSTICE TunNER's sound and snsihe
rhHsg ne to the grand jury, at the meeting OF the
f1istrict Cour, ON the 18th inst, or the tincipni.
sarss oft. are in type but owing to lack'fspacc
eannot appear until our rest number. J'cy VIII
nat spol by delay in publication.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1866-01-10

z PnopArE JupeE FLOWER has resigned, leaving
suf oillcc vacant IN Yuma county.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1866-01-10
LAWS OF ARIZ0NA,-1S65.
ADOPTED BY TsE SECOND LEGISLATIVE asstasY.



Twisriag thinks % ne Ha5.-H, Richard C..
MC,mi-t, Scntaly aad A.iay GJtsiof
Of he i'guag.
Rss1ir,d by the House or Representatives
the Council concurring, That the thanks OF
this Legislative Assembly arc due and are
hereby rendered 10 Honorable Richard c.
Mccormick, Secretary and Acting Governor
Of the Territory, for MS constant integrity.
and for the faithful manner in which he has
discharged the duties Of his ollicc, and for
his untiring efforts ON behalf Of our people,
and particularly for the intelligent zeal with
which he set forth the resources aud pros
poets OF The Territory willie in the East,
during the las summer, whereby they were
prominently and tayorahly male known to
tho people of the Atlantic States.
Solrod, That the thanks of this Lcgi,la-
tive Assembly are also due and are hereby
rendered 10 him for the thoughtful manner
in which he has provided for the accommola
ton OF the mcmbcrs Of both houses at the
present session, and for the courtesy he has
shown them oaall occasions.
RSRrei That these resolutions he spread
upon the journals, and that a copy be sent 10
lis ENccllencf, also that they be printed in
the ARIZONA MINER.
JAMES. $. GILES,
SpeaNer oi tse House OF Representatives.
HENRY a. BlGELOW,
President OF the Council.
true copy Of the original on file in my
Office.
HENRY ". FLEURY,
Assistant Secretary of the Territory.
CONCURRENT RESOLUTION
Resoleed, BY the House of Representatives
the Council concurring, that f. A. Bentley,
of the ARzolA Miner, be and is hereby
chosen Territorial Printer.
JAMES S. GILES,
Speaker OF the House of Representatives.
HENRY A. BIGELOW.
President of the Council.
A true copy Of the original on file in my
Office.
HENRY ". FLEURY,
Assistant Secretary Of the Territory.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1866-01-10

CArrArN Form, private secretary 10 the Acting
'oossrnor, has gone to the Pima Villages i"F TUG
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1866-01-10

IupGr BNcEUs, Attorney General t'aSh!"fd,
Major Sticlncy and Paymastcrs STycF and
WAR len for the southern country ~ the ID IN
slant. 1t. Col sawyer paid the irocs at Fort
wlipplc ;nd at Camp Lincoln. Beifc leaving
.s...s territory hc and Major Webb vii pay all the
troop
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1866-01-10
rERRIrORT OF llFzoN4, s.

County or Fsrf0,
/ Gregory +. ilaIte Probate Clerk in and for
said county, do Aqechy certify that the above and
foregoing is rye and correct copy OF the origin,
al complaint aDd order of Probate Judge in said
cause now on ic In my Office.
Witness mf hand and the seal OF said court TINS
H. 81 2Ah day OF November, A. y, ls65,,
GREGORY Z. HARIE,
Probate Clerk.
~. y Internal Revenue, five coats
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1866-01-10

IN act
Lsga'izag he 0Geia1 Aeis Of cc,laia County
OEasS.
&c it enacted by the Legislative Assembly Of
the Territory OF Arizona.
SGcroN /. The official acts of all county
officer, elected at the general election, teld
in this Territory in the year 1868, who may
have qualified siid given bonds for and ia
amounts required by law, within twenty
days after their said term OF Office commenced
are hereby declared TO be n etcctual, valid
and legal as though such qualification and
bonds had been given and filed as required
by the general law of this Territory, apper-
tainin. TO such matters.
,. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after It's passage.
JAMES 5. GILES.
Speaker OF the House Of Representatives
HENRY \. BlGELOW,
President Of the Council.
Approved December 30, 1865.
RICHARD c. MCCORMICK.
true copy Of the original on file in nv
Office. HENRY W. FLEURY.
Assistant Secretary of the Territory.
IN ACT
Repeating al act entitled AN Act 10 ProUMe
l9r Stay q Legal Proceedings on Fjreiga
iedeb'edaoss," dQprored Norenbp Gh, 4. d.
1861.
he it enacted by the Legislative Assembly of
the Territory of Arizona.
SECTION |. An Act entitled an Act, to pro
vide for stay OF legal proceedings on foreign
indebtedness, approved November 9th, A. d.
1861, is hereby repealed.
2. This act shall take. eject and be in
force from and after it, passage.
JAMES. S. GILES,
Speaker OF the House of Representatives.
HENRY A. BIGELOW,
President of the Council.
Approved December %, 1865.
RICHARD G. MCCORMICK.
4 true copy of the original on file in my
Office.
HENRY w. FLEURl,
Assistant Secretary of the Territory.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1866-01-10
NOTICE..

An persops indebted 10 tho undersigned arc
hereby rel notilied that they must cciae aud pay ~
g ah q lbo pass9,"I n ,ga, ,l, "nu as Twill viii
W u 90 want any accounts squared up
800. as am. NM sElILICORN,
s,.r.yv 10 1866 lsts
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1866-01-10

2siRa's MAr.-Thc Acting Governor has re-.
40 . cory OF the Official map 0f the Territory,
f1srrd by Richard Grid, eommissioucr al,-
Haicd BY Governor Goodwin, under act Of thc
~ legislative Assembly. II Is o vast improve
~ uron amy map ~ the Territory before madc.
n reflects much credit upon Mr.. Glrd. W. co..
y to notice a number OF inaccuracies m spelling
j names Of various points, hu; We presume they
mainly chargvatio 80 the photographers.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1866-01-10
TERI}I7ORY or MN, .

touHy Qf Pima. SIS
;, 'rceory =. Hlrtc, Prob,,, },..,.
G,l county DO hereby certify tsl i', ID ana ior
'IIgo.'is is true and correct co,y 'l S above and
O., y'i ,"nt ana order OF Probate J NJ ,nc origin,
o'H ,... no" on llc in my Office. '"'se IN said
witness my hand and the seal off,,
H. 81 @ill day Of November. y, g. court this
GREGORY T. H,gqr
TO. Internal Revenue stamp. Bon. IiefH.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1866-01-10

NiLirAEY ANp lNniAN AFrNps.--Onc OF the
- important mrmoriah to Congrces, adopted
ihc Legislative Ass luhy was that treating 81
3i,ary sad Indian Affairs It urgcs that thirty
y companies OF influiry and four OF cavalry be
81 IN the Territory, and tlu reservation bc
APART upon the lower ella Tor the Yayapais.
A'-Utcs, lIualaisiis and friendly AIachcs. Tho
IMMORTAL and accompanying report OF the Joint
1nali,iec ON military and Indian affairs were or.
90 printed, and VIII appear in the ucxt mum.
- Of the MiNER
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1866-01-10
MARRIED

At Prescott, January l. iSGG, hy Judge Brooks,
r. AH2L sUTroS TO Miss ANANb CAyANasa
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1866-01-10

PkRsoN READ.--Thc numerous frnds % Far
eon Read, the great unclectcd chaplin OF the First
Icgislnti,c Assembly of Arizona, vi be glad to
hear HAT he Is remarked. II hc nd his bride
wslfsisit Prescott our word Tor lthc Bar0sriaus
win give them such reception has not been
sftvcr here since the marriage of lac pre- historic
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1866-01-10

d, y Rest my hand ana lin, ----------
9itA day Of Noycmbor I'1 .s( OF said court this
N"h'OHI r. HARTE.
Proclaim ft.tl
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1866-01-10

n fA.fEs Psasse.t lcf section 9, cltss-
N Gse iiagssl f.shss, 'sc term ef these Oh.
n Sp'Fcd on De sath q Nosemar. is6T
h Aeiin- Governor has rc-appoiruei lieisy ~
Eary nd Harvey 5. ponoho, OF this place, aud
n g.-N0wcIi, 81 Mohayc. PARTIES dc.lrins re.
Y olnuneiit shoaId make Immediate application
b. Governor office
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1866-01-10

DIED.
Al Prescott, January :, 1866, GREGoaA, vie 0
James H. Clark
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1866-01-10

a PnrLrs ESQ, Of New Yorl well known As
~ owner OF the Picacho Mine, pr Ia Paz, spent
4 .s.rplc OF days IN Prescott wk before last a.
the guest of the Acting Govcior. He was ac-
cnsa panied ny J. w. Brooss, e., % Boston and
syti cncr,l Flower and james ushgnbury, Of Ia
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1866-01-10

y IL, 81 !..@;,.';:; ;!!.5 Ae;ls. G"vern"r. IL 90"
:pfdancc with The request orie legislature, with
shlch he was unable to couly while that body
~ps In session, delivered q l..turc The subject
tbclls, their History, Mu,lttud Poetry seemed
n in,rr sst Tic large audlc'rs la aiicndanc
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1866-01-10
TIE ADJOURNMENT.

1t was feared by some that the closing Of
the Legislature would be unpleasant, IN the
Council one member had actually resigned
some hours before the time fixed for the final
adjournment, and others threatened 10 follow
lis example, but fortunately Tor the Territory
land for the good feeling of all, he was induced
to withdraw his resignation and the closing
hours were among the most agreeable Of the
session.
The following is the final communication
of the Acting Governor, who was compli-
mcnted by the unanimous Concurrent Reso.
luton printed in another column:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-03
s-T-1s6O-x.

s-T-1S6O-X.
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They purify, strengthen and invigorata.
They create a healthy appetite.
diet.
They overcome effects OF dissipation and late
hours.
They strengthen the system and enliven the
mind.
They prevent miasmatie and intermittent
fevers.
They purify the breath and acldity OF the
stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhea. Cholera & Cholera MOrbUs.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Head
ache.
They are the best Bitters in the world. They
make the weak strong, and are exhausted ma
lures great res5orer. They are made Of pure
st. Croix Run, the celebrated Calisaya Bark,
roots and herbs, and are taken with the plea
sure OF a beverage, without regard to age Or
time Of day. Particularly recommended TO
delicate persons requiring a gentle stimuianL.
Sold by all GrOcers, Druggists, Hotels and Sa-
looms. Only genuine when the cork is covered
BY our private u. 5. stamp. Beware Of cOun-
terfeits and refled bottles.
P. H. DRAKE & CO.,
d Park Row, New York.
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The following is from a speech deliv-
cred by Hon. Alex. White, in the Ala
hanna Stale Convention:
"Mr. President-The bonnie blue Flag
no longer reflects the light Of the morn
ing sunbeam, or kisses with its silken
folds the genial breeze of our Southern
cline. The hands that waved it along
the fiery cresto Of a hundred battle helds-
and the hearts that, for the love they
bore il, so often defed danger, and death
no longer rally around it. Another
banner waves in triumph over
its closed and PROSTATE folds, but
proud memories and glorious recol-
lectiOns cluster around it. sir, i
will refrain. The South needsno eulogy.
The faithful record of her achievements
will encirclc her brow with glory bright
and enduring rs the diadem that
crowns the night of her cloudless skies.
The scenes Of Marathon and Piatae
have been re-enaeted in the New World
without the benificent results which flow
from those battle fields of freedom, and
our country lies PROSTATE az the feet Of
the eOnquerOr. But dearer TO me is she
in this hour of humiliation than was
she in the day aud hour Of her pride and
her power. Each blood stained field,
each track of devastation, each new
made grave of her sons fallen In her lie
Tense, each mutilated form of the Con-
federate soldier-her widows tear, her
orphans cry-are but so many cords that
bind me to her in the midst Of her desc
lation, and draw my affection closer
around my stricken country. When /
raise my voice or lift my hand against
her, may the live thunder rive me where
/ / stand IhnrTnh I 10 Fafen ia an aN=a
] viii be true TO her. Though all others
may prove faithless, / will be faithful
still. And when, in obedience TO the
command, "Dust to dust my heart
shall return to that earth from whence
it sprung, il shall sink into her bosom
With the proud consciousness that IL
never knew one beat not in unison with
the honor, the interests, the glory Of my
1 INT -
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resident Notice.

On the Chancery Side OF the Common Law and
Chancery Count Cftse City OF Memphis. Tenn.
DrUFy A.. Ridgeway VS.. J = puvaI.
It appearing from adidl7ir In this cause. tia
the defendant J. e. Duyal, is a resident OF
Pamela county, state of Mississippi, and q non
resident of the state OF tsz4utSsee, IL Is there
fore ordered that be make his appearance
herein At the COurr-houss. ia tie city % Mem
phLs, Tennessee. within the first three Gays Of
the next term 0fsald Court % commence o. lLc
second Monday In May. 1855. and plead, answer
OF demur 70 c~umplaInantr bul. or the same VII
be taken for confessed ass to him. and set 1or
hearing eIpdrte, and that a cor OF JHis OrteI
be published once a week for 1Our successive
Weeksiu the Memphis APPEAL
AUGUSTON ASTON, clerk and master,
A C9py-Attast:
Morgan & fraFser- soils. for complainant.
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DY virtue OF a deed in trust TO me executed by
D JnO. J. Ward, nth May. 1850, recorded 18TH
June, 1860, 20 secure certain notes therein
descr bed, due by MIN to y. n. Frezevant. 1 viii
OEer 1t public sale to the hiEb est bidder. for
cash. &c The auction house of Roy ster, T~resevans
q Co. Nc 81 second street, Memphis. on
Saturday, the a0th December, ES5. at Ii O'Clock
A. n, the following described land, to-wit: Lon
No. u. containing "a acres, Of the subdivision
ON. NJ Tre1svants land, as set forth in his
deed for said lot, made to the said Ward. on the
l7th May, I5p.
Right o; redemption waived. Title perfect,
though convey OnIy as trustee.
JOHN ?. IRRELEVANT,
nnq1-TavAU Trraraa
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Non-Resident Notice.

On the Chancery side cf the Common Law and
Chancery Courrof the City OF Memphis. Tenn.
Drury Ar Rldgeway vs. J.. e. DuvsL-
To appearing from affidavit in this ca1se. that
the defendant, ). e.. Duvli. is a resident ci
Pamela county. state OF Mississippi and a non
resident OF the state OF Tennessee. lt Is there
fore ordered tuat he make his appearance herein
at the Court House ia the CITY OF Memphis
Tennessee, within She first three DAYS Of tie
next term OF said Court. to Ga
The second Monday In stay, 1855. and plead
same viii be taken for confessed. as TO him
and set for hearing eXpartee, and that acopy
Of this order De- published once a week for loul
successive weeks. iu the Memphis APPEAL
CGEsTDN ASTON, cterk and master.
A copy-Atte-t.
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Tn.atoo,s gle


d. virtue o. y deed Of trust eEeeu6ed TO me
ID BY Joseph 51oner, on the I'm May Ao1zi
and duiy re oused IN the Registers Once Of
shelby county, Tennessee. on tie I'd May, lsA1
N book No. 81, pages "a, as and 136, I VIII sell
for cash, 70 the highest bidder, in 'front.' OF TIE
court house, in the city or Memphis, Tenuesees
at public a~ncton, on the t8th day o. January
iotd, the following real estate, lying and being
In the city o. Memphis. Tennessee, and de-
seriDed az tol0Tss to-Wlt. beginning a. Tie in
tersscti0n Of the west side OF second alley win
the south soc Of Jefferson street, thence west
Warqly VITA the south side OF jefferson street
Forty feet thence s~OufhWardlV, a parallel
line with Main street seventy-lOur feet three
Inches thence eastRardly, a parallel line viii
Jefferson street, forty feet % the southeast cor
ucr Of lot No. -, on the west side Of Second
alley Themes uorthwardly with the west side
OF second alley seveLty-four feet three inches
10 the northeast corner Of said lot. &c the begin
uing. the abOTs described property being part
o. lot No. u on the rian d the city Of Mem
pnis, and On which stands the four story brick
house No.. 81 jefferson street, known as the SEN
ate. The equity Of redemption Is waived.
sale viii commence st Y O'Clock n.
EDWIN "a. YERGER,
del6 tbs Trustee.
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Trustees SUE.

DY VIRTUE or aided OF t7lsr 20 ia exec, ted
ID By the Memphis Overtou EoleI C1uprnv
on thehrst day Of May. iSD, Co secure tH5 1ar-
lamsd and described and which ia-ter are dus
2oQ uups@d, the said trust Coed being rerrfeI
IN the registers Omce or S1el0y county, Tenn.
IN Book No. AZ, pages - 2J. 20 and u. we
VII on the OH day Of February. Las. ceru-r-u
the hours or 10 and y AR in mont 5f raHf
hotel, proceed 70 sell TO the highest bidder. rrr
on the plan OF Memphis as EEmbes ~ S
E3- lu, Isl and IZ. situatsd on the c1~tnga--
corner Of Main and Poplar streets. ia said cfr-
and on which the said Hotel row stands
Toe right OF redemption Is waived IN sniH
trust deed. The title Is believed TO be zloS bu-
We viii only I'VE as trustees.
= MMg9AVITf' Trustees