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First ''PhysicaI'' Conception of 'Pick-
wick -

"REMINISCENCES OF A DINNER WITH DICKENS.
To the Editor of the New York EUeaiag POST
| noticed few days since letter from Mr..
Charles Dickens, copied irom London jour
nal, touching an Artist named Seymour, and his
connec ion with the "Pickwick Papers," a con-
nection which Hr. Dickens says, was suggested
or asserted Gin some IN, ,oherent observations
made bv the widow Of the SAID Mr.. Seymour
soon after his death, which event occurred before
twenty-iour pages of the "Pick wick Papers" had
been written. Mr. Dickens adds, that he never
saw Mr.. Seymour's handwriting Iu his life, and
never saw him but once, aud that was within
eignt-andtoriy hours OF his unvmely death In
short, MIR. Dickens AYERS that "Mr. Seymour,
the al tist, never or'ginat3d sugge tied, or in
any way had to do with, save as an Illustrator
of what l devised, an incident OF character Tex
cept the sporting tI7tes of Mr. Winkle), a name.
phrase, CT word 20 be found in the "Pickwck
Papers,
In addition TO the alleged partnership OF
authorship Mr.. Dickens at the time wrole to
his first publisher, Mr.. Chapman, who responded
Immediately
HE reminded me, says Mr.. Dickens, "that
had given Mr.. Seymour more credit than was his
due" "As tins letter Is to be historical" he
wrote, 81 may as well claim what little belongs
TO me in the mater, and that is, The figure OF
PlCktotck SeymJur's first sketch, made from
the proof of the first chapter, was OF a tOng thin
man. The present immortal one he made from
my description OF friend Of mine at Rich
mOnd.n
now understand-and that is the point am
trying to get at-what has always been to me a
mystery.
Soon after Mr.. Dickens arrival in this couu-
try Ito which, his American Notcsn to the
contrary notwithstanding, wish he would
come again, and give us a course of bis popular
"Readings'), had the honor to entertain him
at dinner, with other literary and legal gentle
men and al tists whom he was delighted
10 meet, as they were to honor him by their
presence.
Among the guests Yves an old friend, whom
we used 70 de-ignate, among his intmates, as
'PickWlck.' S. d. d., whose hl3t name was
Samuel, was of the same noble nature as his
immortal prototype, and was almost the express
counterpart OF his person. He had goodly
periphery; hls limbs seemed to have been
melted ana run INTO his lower habllments; his
mild grey eye beamcd through his golden
glasses; and all his features radiated benevo
lence and good feeling; insOmuch that ! couc
LOt hep asking Mr.. Dickens ii my friend
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SOLDIERS CONVENTION AT PITTsBURG.-
The delegates TO this convention assembled last even
ing in the District Court room, at the County court
house, for the purpose of perfecdng the arrange
ments TO start on their MISSION General Joshua T.
owen was called upon to preside. General Coils
stated that he hao procured tickets for the delegates
A motion cd TO, thar the delegates present
their tickets, and those not present should
receive them from General Coils, who will be at the
depot 1t was also agreed that the delegates should
go in body and take PASSAGE in the II O'Clock line,
at the Pennsylvania Railroad depot, north side of
Market street, of Thirtieth Sunday night.
The convention Ill assemble at 10 O'Clock on Tues.
day, the 9th instant, at Pittsburg.
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LARCENY.-James Morris had hearing
at the Central Station Yesterday afternoon, charged
on the oath of Joshua L. iley, q merchant on
Third street. with the lPrceny OF q number of books
which were packed in the room of a building on
Fourth street, rear Market It appears that the
defendant until recently employed there
in the capacity OF a porter. Yelterdav, Mr..
Bailey visited Defendants re"ldence, and there den-
titled two of his books on the par table. He aft er-
wards returned with two det ctves but the books
missing. Morris said that the books had tcen
at his house, and were presented TO him by one Mr.
Miller. He was held to answer.
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The jews IN JERUsALEM.-sir Moses Monte.
fore has returned to ENGLAND from his mission
of charity TO the Jews at Jerusalem. During his
stav in the Holy Land he laid the foundation
stone of some new almshouses TO be built for
occupation by the poor of his cO.relgionists.
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COIPLETED.-The laying Of a wooden
trunk from the Twenty-fourth ward Water Works
to the channel in the SchuylkIll has been com.
pleted, and there Is already iavoiaOle change in
the character OF the water furnished the citizens OF
that ward. This trunk f25 feet long, feet wide,
and Al feet deep, and is laid the mud fats which
have accumulated between the works and the OLD
channel. At the point where the trunk ends the
water is % tcet deep.
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MASONIC GRAND LODGE OF PENNsYLvA-
EIA.-A quarterly Grand Communication Will be
held on Monday evening next, at the hall, CheJnut
rest to every member OF the Order, and the body
will be strongly represented rom every portion OF
the state, from pr sent indications Among other
business to be Transacted will be the consideIa, ion
and action upon the report OF the committee pur-
chase OF site for a new hail. the want of proper
venhauon, capacity, and frc-proof condition of the
present structure requiring the err ctiOn of a new
temple or subj" ct sle Order to immense annual out
lays TO k; in rep-ir make the necessary atera
lions and additions to tne present lily CONSTRUCTED
though handsome editce. Ides this, impoI iant
proposed amendment to the Altman Recon will be
bi OUGHT up for consideration. AS ac5ion upon the
latter pai aiticrlarv a1ecs the entire membership
throughout the jurisdiction, 1t is ANTICIPATED that
the approaching session will be one OF the largest
ever held in this city
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DIR. e. COURTARET'S DISINFECTING FLUIDS,
secured by Letters Patent in the United States and
France. Prepared solely by the New York Disinectng
Company, at their Laboratory. Nos. 20S 800 and 302
HENRY Street, New ork; Office, No. AZ CEDAR
street
This Company organized on a permanent basis, with
Dr. Coureret the celebrated French Chemist in charge
FLUIDS for sick rooms, nurseries, urinals water
closets prives cesspoOls sewers, CUTTERS ships rail-
roads hospitals prisons and public Institutions of all
kinds saugherhouses, offa and iat-boiing establish
ments; all kinds OF manures C1n1enseK increasing the
value OF the latter TO every farmer and wherever poi
GUS and offensive gases exist These agents de-
ooorZers antsepcs antputrescents, and dsnfectants
in the scientific meaning or the words. They
noxious snd odoIs by chemical prncplesleavng
in their places hedHhIu arr they are DESTRoYERs and
nor mercy dbsOFbenS OF poisonous gases-not injurious
to utensils in which they are used. The attention OF
medical and scientific men direc ed to these dsnfec
tants. Attached esimon ais in favor of this great
discovery which, with hundreds of Others be seen
at The Company's office.
DELAvAN HOUSE. ALBANY, March 80 1866 TO the
President of the New York Disrnfecting Company
Dear Sir:-It is all It is represented to be We have
made many trials of cisnecants, but now consider that
have found article which surpasses all others
NEW YORK, April 8, lS66.-To the President of the
New York DisinlectlDg Company Dear Sir We pro-
1t without exception to be the best have ever
known Its effect upon every matter Is complete and
instantaneous. q. A. STETSON, AstOr House.
n. B. These Disinecants used by the scAvengers,
under the direction OF the Sanitary Po ice OF the Metro
poitan Health Department. New York
General and Sole Agents the United states and the
anadas. to whom all orders should be addressed
For sale by all Druggists and General Dealers in the
United States and Canadas. 6l63m
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STABBING AFFRAY.-A colored man named
Peter 5. Simpson, aged twentyseven years, received
a cut III the leg IRON knife during an alter
cation in saloon in ST. Mary street II st evening. 1t
is alleged that the wound was inflicted by another
had been playing cards Allen was arrested and
locked up to await the result of pson's nu ,ies
lie latter had his wound dressed at the Hospital.
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SCHOOL DIRECTOR ELECTED.-At meet
ing OF the School Board OF the NInetc onth Section
Mr. Adam Albright wCs elected School Director, to
ill q vacancy.
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CoRoNER's CAsE-Last evening a lady
named Ma. Ann Rodgers fell dead IN the yard at
Iached 10 her &c Idence, Carroll street, below
Cumberland The Coroner was notified to hold an
lnouCst
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FIRENIEN's EXCURsIoN.-TheP Pennsylvania
Hose Company, vita banners living, and lull band
of musicians, stan led at SIX O'Clock list evening on
their excursion TO New York, where they pto0ose 20
remain week The company will return at six
O'Clock on next Saturdal evening and be welcomed
home again by a company escort of fremen instead
of delegates from each company,
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Thursday night eight car loads of men passed over
the railroad on Washington avenue. Tney came on
the through line from tue West, and said they
bound for New York They were supposed to be
Femans, although they merely said they were emil
nIauts
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PIsCAToRIAL.--Salmon fishing has been I'M
usually good this season in Ireland, the album
dance OF fish being attributed to the beneficial
operations OF the new fishery law,
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INSPECTIONS OF FLOUR AND MEAL for the
week endn0 MAY 81, 1GS6:-Barrels OF Cupertne
373S; do. OF Rye, 329; do. of Corn Meal 564. TOTAL
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Oily INTELLIGENCE
For Add9ional O.tu Inteli..noe see Faza Paqe.

CHARGE OF SMUGGLING.-Beiore United
States COmmls9 oner Sergeant, Yesterday, Captain
Amos Smith, of the orig Caroline Eddy,
CHARGED with smuggling The testimony was to the
effect that alter the had been all landed under
the inspection of ustOm House officer George X,
Use, the vessel was towed to Ricnmond to take IN
a load OF coal From information received, the
Custom House officer was induced to visit the brig
at Port Richmond and iounu III tine f0rccastle three
barrels and five bags OF sugar, which the captain
denied all knowledge Of ana attributed to the crew.
The vessel had at that time b. IN cleared for Kew
West, and the captain had ms papers. There was
also testimony showing that barrel and three
quarters of barre! of SUGAR and barrel of mo-
lasses, which had bcen no.: in the manifest as
ships stores had been put ashore at Richmond and
sold to Messrs Cam & Gordon, who furnished The
ships stores for the VOYAGE to Key West. The
counsel for CAPTAIN smith took the ground that he
had right to sell any excess OF ships stores of any
article he might have on bO1rd, and which had been
passed by the Collector of Customs, or exchange II
for other sbiD's stores as he might think proper
Mr. GIpn, for the United States, argued that under
the law article on board vessel, which had b. on
manifested as ships gtorcs and pa-3ed by the Gus
tom Hou.e Office, could be taken away and sold
without the duty had b. IN first paid IL. The de-
fendant was held to answer
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ADJUSTMENTS.

RIsLEY's CoNTJN,G6fNTAL NEWS
uD to ~ O'Clock an7 evening aiiy
NTEw CHEsNUT STREET THEATRE
Ssf s'STf %ILETS& TSn sNN
'O-'' Tgqgs omen d rs, Curtain rises ass.
IN TH EE SL0RIous PiECGs. ' .
THREE GL lRIoUs PIECES.
THREE GLOkIOJS PIECES.
sf$H# sfSf$ Sf$$F Sf$Hf
FFAiEsEsBP FALESEsB
WEBB SISTERS,
THE The FESSR iF$SSS ESSS 'sIsSTHEhs. s5i TERs.
BEAUTY AND THE BEAST
BEAuTY AND T1E BEAST
NAN, THiE GOOD FOR NotiiNG.
81 NAN, IHE GOOD For FIJSE6S NoTaIINS; lIH .-
Admission TO evening performance, g. SOC aud 81
MRS. JOHN DREw's NEW ARCH STREET
W THEATRemGB4SGE ~ Beo HNT,s6 OF ,sDi piSg St1
Last NiGHF
MRS. JOHN Drew REV, OEn II ThREE II CHARACTERS.
THIS ES3 (ySiufds1j GE4SR EvRSfSG, PShNASi Suneg,
OR. I'LL SLEEP ON 1T.
Xictorine the Lm6roideress Mrs. J0HN % %DREW
YStSae he House MIS- JOHN BkEw
MIX OF THE WOODS.
Characters bv bessrs TiltOn, Mckay, Hemple Nor
ris, Jemcs EvCr1Im Miss Frice, etc.
Monday-MISS LUCY RUSHTON as THE SEA
FLOW Err
Seats secured six days in advance.
WALNUT STREET THEATRE
w n. E. corner NINTH and WALNUT Streets
Begins quarter to 8. -
Thirty-sixt1 Night OF the Brilliant Engagement o.
MR. EDWIN BOOTH,
MR. ER%IX EERR%EITXS BOOTH, B6
On which occHJ,On he will appear
THE DUKES JESTER,
in Tom Taylor Tragedy OF
THE FOOLS REVENGE.
Bertuccio. Mr EDWIN BOOTH
To conclude with the thrilling Drama OF
THE DRkAM AT SEA.
La wrence Iynwood. ...............dr Mr.. J. H. Taylor
Monday Eighteenth Night
MR.. EDWIN BOOTH AS HAMLET.
Cheers secured three days IN advance.
NEW RICAN EATRE-
IN WALNUT Street, above Eighth.
Reopens for the Summer Season,
THIS Saturday EVENING, June Q
NEW MANAGEMENT NEW COMPANY.
VIII be performed the domestic Drama entitled
TIE WILL AGERS.
Beautiful Ballet, LA SUISSE.
The Drama of IRISH ASSURANCE.
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DENTISTRY.

THOUSANDS OF TEETH EXTRACTED
1srSg without pain Patent applied for Ny new
VrrnI yenton, a Double Reversible self adm ting
Sa' ETY. Waived Inhaler for administering Nitrous Oxide
Gas and extracting testh without pain. The only mode
that the Gas be properly and safely administered
52l tm Dr. c. l.. MUNNs, No. 73l SPRUCE street.
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DIR. II LIT ON IS
CONSTITUTIONAL RENOVATOR
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Incipient Consumption, and all Diseases
Pertaining 10 Consumption,

SUCH AS
DISEASES Of the Lungs and sssDratory oTsans
Liver Compliant, DysPePsIIa9 IPSI9. Loss @ Of AD-
great Lassitude OF the Mus
The success of this medicine in the cure of disease
has withstooa many critical tests IN THIS counlIy 9na
disseminated and require no effort to parry the preu-
SDR HYIToS:~T take this oppor unity to inform You
that consider you the greatest doctor on dsea5ys Of
With large Jumps Of green matter; violent pain in ny
breast and shoulders sraning coughs aud several OF
s ae Of ed all the remedies o. the
day and gained no relief but grew worse when friend
YOU regular graduate Of the University Of Penn.
friends / am a well man. and able to attend daily
Any one needing further particulars o. my case
cali on me ana be satisfied NIShoaAs Nd IA s BdLSEg
DR. Hylton is regular graduate Of lhe University Of
sfXTH TSifpsi Street. ts' "''-'1' ' 52i tbsm2m
DR.LESSEY'S VEGETABLE PILLS CURE
u Dyspepsia. Diarrhea. rheumatism, SICK Head
ache, ana all derangemen%ts % Of the LIVER T9ey pGriv
DR.. LEsSEY No 1888 n. NINTH street, PHILADELPHIA,
"HH cAGypiS, NJ 4. September ls65-pr Lessey-Dear
siyes me great pleasure to add my testimony IN
ofcted with deranged Ondition the Liver for ten
years and during hat time SuST SE b Intensely ten S%
pIostIatng my ply sca and mental energies for weeks
b But 'e IN oush Eiad ProVdence was Introduced TO
you and by the use Of YOUR pills have been wonder
D ali or lost single sa6eath service; They act ike
haTs Msd BEEN RHi aS Sae aOf the
must aOG Jew lines IN favor OF your LIE RE re-
Erysipelas scalds and Burns snd Infammations; It
produces remarkable results was cured Of Az, very
and it gives universal satisfaction At should bein every
house. Yours pEv 7 IT sTocKToy
42staths2m' THIRD Street, amden, n. J.
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CtTAMPING IN COLORS GRATIS.-A FINE
= ASSORTMENT of English French, and German
PAPER AND ENVELOPES.
The latest London and Paris style OF
VISITING AND WEDDING CARDS.
A large stock of
WRITING-DESKS PORTFOLI s.
and every description OF Stationary at reasOnal
' MoNOGRAMS ENGRAVED,
r.. H0SKINS d CO.
Stationers and Card EngTaYers,
bl6lmrp No, 9l3 ARCH Street
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-03-11

DY virtue Of a deed Of trust executed to me
ID as trustee by Mary J.. Hsrman. with the
consent Of her husband, B Desha Harman. on
the lsth day Of July, l5Ul, and recorded in the
Registers Office Of shelby county, Tennessee
in book O., pa-as ~, 81. 81 and 81. on the LIST day
Of August, ISL, 20 secure the an Of GER
tain notes therein specified, 1 Will sell, at public
auction, TO tie highest bidder, Tor cash. In front
Of the business house Of Register, TreDeyant &
Co, on Second street, in the city OF Memphis.
between jefferson and Adams streets, on
Wednesday, the 18th day of March, 1866, be-
tween the hours OF and u O'Clock 2. m, the
following tract Of land, viz lying and being
in the count Of shelby, and state of Tennessee,
and bounded as follows, viz: Beginning at
sOuthwest corner Of a foriT-fcur acre tract, on
the north side Of an avenue fnrfy feet vide, and
the olst side of the fernando plank road.
the point OF beginning being eleven chains ard
links north from q stake rom
which y. % e. thirty-thres links stands q
white Gak marked j. S; thence north twenty
two chains to a stake on the west bank VI Cane
creek thence east twenty chains 70 stake;
south twenty-five chains 70 "a stake /,
thence west win the north side Of said avenue
twenty chains 70 the beginning, containing
forty four acres. variation G east, being az the
northwest crrnerof a tract Of land sold 70 a. q.
Ellis ny W. > Luudy. administrator 0f J. g..
Lundy, Dc ceased, and sold BY =, q. Ellis TO !.
McManus, and j. G. McAanus % Mary J.
Hartman. The right OF redemption is expressly
waived, and she title 70 said land is considered
u"uquesu0nuble, but ! convey as trustee only.
fe4l I'd JOHN %. ~LUNSDALE- Trustee.
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Trnsk GnEe.

10y virtue Of deed OF truste executed 10 ma IN
ID the z5th day OF June, 1850, aud rsgisfered IN
the Registers Office OF the county of Shelby
state Of Ieuuessee, on thel2tn dav OF TuIv f2sl
in book No y. pages 4a5, 4eS, 9g7and 10. bv Jahn
and Jacob L~dnkhauer. the firm OF IInF hauerE
brOanert secure the payment OF certain notes
due ; N rate shall proceed to sell for cash
70 the highest bidder IN Nont OF the real stats
once OF M~0SsARRAT, LASIER & Co., Irving
hours OIL and z ociock on Fridav Wareh SlrS
1855. the blowing described lots Of around Sir
uated IN the county OF Shelby. State or Tennes-
see near the northeastern ouudsrv AZ ffa
city OF Memphis, and En0wn as lots No. l4G
thirty and 80 thirfy-One on the map or ni-u of
subdivision OF \ N Gates. which map - or
record IN the Office OF the Register OF shelby
county tennessee. Hfte bsi7ed gold, Int i
convey only a. trustee.
q. T. M~QSsARRAT.
N4-1 Trustea,
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OF WHICH the Bard. a casual visitast and
aman OF taste, thus poetically nsrratas;
/ read somewhere, when 1 was young,
OF an eccentric German.
Who gave to every man ne met.
Whose Christian name was Herman,
A fortune or a start in life:
/ guess the tale is fable,
But uch things are as probable
As the Atlantic cable,
For here IN Memphis We do see,
BY paying but a pittancs,
A fortune gwen to every man
Who en- but gain admttlance
To RAPP & ThAtEN1S Great gift Sale,
When is above the corner
or Main. on Jefferson. Go there;
kOriuck you II be no mOuruef.
Why ramble earth IN search OF gold,
Or dream of tales romantic.
Told in some dusty, Oiden tome,
How men, in mind half frantic,
Delved deep into the bowels OF earth,
And drew therelrOm the ducats-
Not slowly, family, one by one,
But, honestly. in buckets;
When here tmark-2s
On Jefferson streets, the place. he
Can get a fortune every day
From Messrs. KAPP TRACEY.
For fear you don't believe this tale,
And think aJ lbs Pm handy,
Ilt sit me down ami tell to YOU
The mOdts OpeTdUdf.
Are you a her-u-worsnipper2
Have you an alteration
For men far-tlmed fpr 1ateilcct-
The good men OF the naiizn
Invest, then, nfty cents. and buy
A photograph of Bu-ll,
OF Lee, Grant, Johnston, and you'N draw
Queen Cieupatr1s Jewel.
(Or something worth as much at leaSt,j
An album, chain or locket.
Do this. aud here swear YOU viii
Put money in YOUR pocket.
Ana mark this fact: That all their Gifts
are like the Rose or sharon
The best; and OF their jeWelry-wcil,
The sacred calf OF Aaron
Was not composed of purer old
Than Is in every present.
Which would, + vow, beht the home
or peer as well as peasant
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Chaneery Sale Of Real Estate,
Tuesday. the 18th March, 1866.


John Overon %. James p Eeiuhaf e. 81.
DE virtue Of an LuterogutlrT decree entered
ID ia the above mentioned cause on The SIN
day u~fJauuarT. tHa- Z viii sell al Public As-
ton, to the uiglesl bidder on Lue-Irr
18th day OF March, 1855. ~ the Court IlH-
door in the city Of Memphis between -le l1ll
Of ten and tweive O'Clock IA, TIE r1.laE
described Real Estate, r1-W1l- A certain AHr.
situate IL shelby county. near the city lt 4aa-
PMS, -begIu1llg az the Intersection or The -nsr4
line oI Clay street. .On John tveIlg1 S -ll-lHl-
sion Of s isi 4cresaoutu Of Hswo-lr r. rl raH
east line OF Fourth street; thence south Ur.t
the easf line Of Fourth street l8 --iu .e-L 90 $50
alley thence east with ~fid alley g fleet A. eUCa
north parallel with FsurrG street isl --Hn a-gl
- Clay street, thence west win Clay -r1--- H.
the -BegIuulug being Lot 81 Ia E.a-E 80 Is.
TEHMs OF credit % SIX months
notes with good security taken. and a lien Ir-
-sincc as farther security.
feIG Ids A.AIgTGE. Fr--- and rraz--~
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Chancery Sale Of Gig Property,
Wednesday, the sist Day Of March. ISIS.

r. NJ. EdWards rs R. u. Craft- n A.
DE virtue OF an interlocutgrv decree entered
ID IN the above cause on the LeHI dag cd De-
cember lsS5. 7 viii sell, at public suction. 90 the
u4Es-st bidder on Metnastar the Lsl dag %
March, lsti az the Court House door. -u the CITY
Of Memphis. between the hours OF lU and L-L,
the OlOwiug described real estate, viZ- -.uI-
ate lying and being In the county of Shelby
and state Of Tennessee ana designated u1Gu "a
plan Of said John Overtuns Isl acre tract 10
land lying between Memuni and FCrt Picker
ing, surveyed by Ruc7er q Persons. c-vi enZ-
ueers- april. 1917. a. I8r No IS, ina l.Urk EC. -
said let fronts -arllT on Calhoun street
80 feet, ami runs back between parallel lines
1853 T-l0 feet 20 an aiiev Sd feet wife. having
sixth street for IFS northern h8undar-.
TERMS OF SALE-A credit Of ana b. monrh-
nstes. with approved sccur IS taken nom the
purchaser, and 4 lien retained
A. ASTON.
feIS ids Clerk and Master