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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-05-23


InE DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVEX.
TON OF KENTUCKY This body, which
met at Louisville last week, adopted
resolutions declaring warm attach
ment TO the Union; that Congress
has no right TO deprive any State of
representation in Congress; that the
question Of suffrage belongs exclusive
" to the States; that we recognize
the abolition Of slavery as an accom-
plished fact, but earnestly assert the
right to regulate the political status
of the negroes in Kentucky; that the
habeas corpus writ should have been
fully restored when the war ended
that large standing armies arc not to
be tolerated in peace times; that tax
alton should be made equal, and gov.
ernment securities not exempt; that
thanks are due to President Johnson
for his late vetoes, and to our repre-.
sentaiives in Congress for their course.
The resolutions conclude with a dec
laration that they have met not TO
fomeut discord, but to heal dissensions.
preserve the Union, restore the gov.
ernment TO its ancientTurity, secure
the rights of the citizens, and TO "res-
cue the government from the vsndaI
grasp OF that radical Congress whose
governing principle Of action is rule
or ruin,' &c.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-05-23


A RELAPSE = ALeai aiQhfeen nnnth-
ago, the Christian Adpocdte, and 10y
atty generally, were highly culogistic
ola certain Mr. Culver, of Titusville
The Pittsburgh Gazette says
ave noticed the fact that ALE.
gheny College, at Meadville, had
received a handsome donation from
the Hon. c. V. Culver, who, it will be
recollected, gave the institution real
estate and erected thereon a college
building costing $4,000, but neglect
ed TO transfer the title, and the prop
erty now appears among the assets
Of Culver, Penn & Co. What makes
the matter worse is, the institution,
grateful for his generosity, invested
in one of Mr.. Culver's banks to the
extent of $4,000, which is likely 10
prove a dead loss"
1t is evident from the way things
have turned out, that Mr. Culver, and
the Institution, were blessed with
moro loyalty" than either religion
or money. But we hope the Aduocatc
will not forsake either now, in this,
the hour Of their deep distress
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-05-23

NORMAL sCHOOL.-The First Normal
IN Sehsol will be opened, in curwensvilleI
on Monday, the !th day Of June, 1866, for thd
term OF Three months. Persons who intend pre-
pairing themselves for teaching the comm !
winter, as well as teachers. are earnestly reques
ted to attend. Boarding to be had in CurEensl
vile as cheap as anywhere else in the county
Directors you are all aware Of the scarcity oi
,eaehers IN our county. We trust, therefore, tbsd
you VIII urge upon young Ladies aud Gentle
men IN your respective districts. the necessity
Of attending this School; for it is only in this
way that We can secure competent teachers, in
sufficient numbers tc supply our schools. Rev. A.
IL. shhBowER has CONSENTED to assist US. MI.
sembo"er Is frst class Scholar, and G practical
teacher Of Thirteen years experience
jze- For Further particulars inquire or address,
GEO. W. SNYDER, Co. Supt,
Maybe, lse6-2t Clearaeld, Pa,
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exercise any control whatever over
the Southern States not exercised IN
the other States of the Union, so long
tho presence Of military force will be
indispensable. The presence OF both
the bureau and military force Is un-
necessary. The officers commanding
the troops can discharge the duties
now performed by both; but the OH
GERS of the bureau, without the pres
ence of the troops, would be power
less TO excentc even their own orders
In another part Of the report, IN re-
gard to Virginia, they say
"At the close Of the war, in the
chaotic condition in which society was
left, in the entire absence of all civil
aathority, the judicious and sensible
officers OF the bureau, supported by
the military, exercised good influ
cncc, and did much to preserve order
and assist in the organization OF free
labor. The restoration Of civil rights
of the freedmen, as evidenced by the
changes made by the Legislature in
the laws of Virginia-giving them tho
right to hold property, to sue and tC
/ be sued, and to testify in the courts
in all cases in which they may be in
tcrested, "a gratifying proof of the
growing feeling of kindness toward
them on the part of whites render The
freedmen, in our opinion, perfectly
secure, if left to the care Of the law
and the protection OF tho troops.
The report, after criticislng the in
iudicious condact of many of the ofic
ials Of the Freedmens Bureau in the
South, notes the following exception
"From Raleigh we proceeded to Sails
bury. where we found Major Clinton
A. Cillcy, superintendent in the Bn-
reau, having charge of the western
district, embracing fifty-onc counties
of the State. This efficient and COM
petent officer has administered the
affairs of the Bureau within his dis
trict with much ability and impartial
lity. We conferred with the leading
white citizens, embracing both those
who had formerly been rebels and
those who had been Union men, and
also with u delegation Of intelligent
colored people representing the freed
men, all of whom agreed in the state.
ment that the freedmen were at work
were perfectly satisfied, and that good
feeling harmony prevailed between
the whites and blacks throughout the
the district.-Major Cilley is notinter.
ested in the cultivation ofany planta-
ton, or in any other business not d.
rectly connected with his official du-
ties, and he has prohibited all officers
serving under him within his district
from engaging in any enterprise which
would enable them to appropriate or
control the labor of the freedmen
under their jurisdiction to advance
their private interests.-We attribute
much of the order and contentment of
the freedmen in the western district
to Major Cilley's judicious and honest
administration"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-05-23

NAuIio>.-All persons are hereby can.
~ toned against purchasing not, payable 10
the undersigned. signed BY Arnold schnarrs
dated in the year 1864, for cps hundred and
thiriy dollars, rs near as csa ,eli ss ssid note,
,ogsieer with other valuable papers we're stslen
from me on the night Of the sOth Of Aprsl last
SUSAN 3. sCHyARRs.
Ksrthsus Nay 9th, lsesN
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uiaham hov, over Naugles Watch 6
Jewelry Store, Market Street,
CLEARFlELD, PA.
The subscriber having permanently loca-
ted himself in the Borough OF Clearfeld,
has determined 10 engage in the business Of
General Of1Ghier,
intend 10 Keep constantly on hand
full assortment Of Cloths, Cassimeres,
Satine'ts, and Vesiings, Of the best quail
ity aud latest styles, which win
NE anu IA cture
TO order, 10 suit customers. on short
notice. Particular attention will be paid
to Cutting and Fitting Genllemen's. Rows.
and Childreus Clothing, and in fact.
everything pertaining TO this
BRANCH OF BUSINESS
A liberal share Of public patronage i.
therefore. respectfully solicited. and !
would advise all. TO give me a cali before
purchasing elsewhere any goods in NV
line. p. GArITN
Clearfeld. May 10Th, lS66.is.
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Executors Notice.

HAVING been qualified as Executor Of the
last will aud testament OF W. E. WOrmeu,
deceased, all persons having claims sEainst
said estate, are hereby notified and required 10
present the same TO me for payment within the
time prescribed by law, or they will be barred,
and all persons owing sad estate are requested
10 come forward and pay, or suits viii be insti-
tuted against them.
GEORGE Il. COWAN,
MARI 1m~ Executor.
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Th.nstee,s EnLe.

DY virtue Of a deed OF trust executed to me
ID as trustee BY Mary ]. Harman, with the
consent Of her husband, =. Desha Harman, on
the 18Th day Of July, 1850. and recorded in the
Registers Office OF Shelby Ouuly Tennessee,
in book a, pages ~, si, 81 and -, on the LIST day
OF August, 1863, TO secure the payment OF Ger
tain notes therein specified, L viii sell, At public
auction, 70 the highest bidder. for cash, in GOnt
Of the business house OF EOyster, Irezevant q
Co. On Second street, in the city Of Memphis,
between Jefferson and Adams streets, on
Wednesday, the 18th day of March, 1880, be-
tween the hours OF II and y O'CLOCK a. m, the
following tract OF land, viz lying and being
in the county OF shelby, and state OF Tennessee,
and bounded as follows, viz: Beginning at tbs
southwest corner OF a fOrty-foUr acre tract, ON
the north side Of an avenue forty feet wide. and
on the east side of The fernando plank road,
the point Of beginning being eleven chains and
thirty-three links north nom a stake, from
which y. - +. thIrty-Jhree links stands a
white oak marked j. ;; thence north twenty
two chains TO a stake on the west bank Of Cane
creek thence east twenty chains 10 a stake;
thence south twenty-five chains 70 a stake (;
thence west with the north side Of said avenue
twenty chains to the beginning. containing
fOTty-fOur acres, variation D east being az the
northwest coruerof attract Of land sold 70 A. q.
Ellis by W. > Lunuv, administrator OF j. G.
Lundy, deceased, and sold by A. Ellis TO j.
G. McAanus, and j. G.. McManus TO Mary ].
Hsrman. The right Of redemption is expressly
waived. and the title 10 said land IS considered
uuquestiOnable- but couvey as trustee only.
fe25 "a JOHN C. Trustee.
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Trust S0Ie.

DY virtue ola deed Of trust executed 70 me on
ID the 18th day OF June. Is9. and registered in
the Registers Office Of the county OF Shelby,
state Of Tennessee, on the l2rh cay OF July. lsp,
in book No. a.. pages is5. 40, 4g7 and 4es, Dy John
Brother, 10 secure the pay ment Of certain notes
5. N. Gates, I shall proceed 20 sell for cash
10 the highest bidder in fr0ut OF the real estate
office or MOSsARRAT, LANIER & Co., Irving
Block, city Of Memphis. Tennessee, between the
Of 10 and L ciock on Friday. March Wth.
ls6, the blowing described lots OF ground, sit
uated In The county OF shelby, State Of Tennes-
see near the northeastern boundary OF the
city OF Memphis, and knOwn as lots No. con
thirty and t3j thIrty-One on the map OF plan OF
subdivision Of ;. NJ. Gates, which map is OF
record IN the Office Of the Register Of shelby
county, Tennessee. Title Beloved good. but 1
convey only as trustee.
q. II. MONSARRAT,
faN~-fI TwrraHaa
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DY virtue ola deed ofttust executed TO me on
ID the 18th day Of June, 1851. and registered IN
Registers office OF the count Of shelby, State
OF Tennessee, by J. III. Stevenson and ". L.
on the l0th day OF July, Isg, 70 secure
5. NJ Gates the payment Of certain notes Ishall
proceed to sell for cash TO the highest bidder in
MOnt OF the real estate office of M~OSsAERAr.
LANIER q Co., Irving Block, Cty OF Memphis,
Tennessee, between the hours Of 10 and u clock
on Friday, March 18th, lSs, the following de-
scribed lots Of ground situated in the county Of
Shelby, stale Of Tennessee, near the north
eastern boundary ofthe city Of Memphis as lots
number i0I tWeuty-siX and tZT tWenty-seven
in the subdivision OF said s. N. Gates, as per plat
on record in Registers Office Of shelby county,
Tennessee.
The utle Is believed good, but I only convey
as trustee. q. II. AOESAhRAT,
feZV-rd Trugfaa.
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fIEHPMIS APPEAL
WAITING.
tFrom Later Poems by Mr. julia ". Howe.

- Later Poems" by Mrs julia W. Howe.
Ihave set my house in order
For a stately step TO grace;
have hidden the mirrors keep record
ora never forgotten face;
lhave frightened with thrifty cunning
The walls Of nay sylvan home;
They are auufu in the shadow
Ohm who vouchsafes 10 come.
Ihave swept the leaves rom the green sWaFu-
And N. rrsv stones twinkle and shinei
] have lousened each hreiIul tahele
OF The twisted cedar ana VINE
4 have ordered the waters waste h"S
NM ii rsit- rk. my heart. for thy footsteps,
And cnsh when thou draweSt nlgh-
Nv-elf I would dress for thy presence;
Flst there L must stand ana weep
since The wears that teach loNes value
H-f1vanouishiug treasures sweep,
AM sroris mar are spells Of magic,
Add uar-iful looks and ways,
shall brighten the rusted features
Thai adei when none ald praise
7-,-- gracious and l0rily creature.
n.r trees. when thou passeth by.
~ FTvu tLsir fair arms 10 culace thee.
srf rawe1s roach Gp 20 hin eyee
~ thev wslL az athrim, when thou passest
Fora touch Of thy lie divinee
~ they fold their meek hand when thou
necte>L-
And de for a breath ofthines
NJ heart hiss leaped forth to embrace thee;
]. cliuEs like a babe, 10 thy breast
Aud my blood Is q Storm stirred ocean
That waits for % word OF rest
Time loses bis palry measure
NuE thar Loves return draws near
And tle lingering momeut, tlai part Us
Are endless Ia hope and ioaf.
on! wha- II beyond thy SUNSHINE
some gathering storm should brood?
INV rspture. f6rSlkiuE. shall leave mo
Alone with Gods o~rFhuuhooa-
The heart thou hast h-o-t 50 luly
snail wair no iuclorious breath;
Come hltucr. then. We who walk twinly;
50 enter here. Love and beafhG
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Put up in 9, ~, q. and IS pound pa kages,
HaIfRarreIs and Barrels.

This -four wilib be found on sale in packages at
al nrst class family groceries in the city, and at
wholesale 1T the mandatory, AS Main street,
: doors south OF Beale, Memphis, Tenn
A liberal discount viii be made 70 the trade
ianl4 ALLEN +. MORGAN. Proprietor.
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DY virtue Of a trust deed executed 70 me On
ID 18th day OF June, 1870. and registered IN the
Registers Orice Of shelby county, State Of Ten
nessee, on the Cd day Of July, 1880, by Richard
y. b. Miller, 70 secure certain notes due y n.
Gates, / VIII sell az public auction TO the highest
bidder for cash ia front OF the real estate ONCE
OF M~OS5ARRAT, AMER & Co. Irving Block. In
city Of Memphis. state OF Tennessee. between
the hours OF 10 and y o'clock on Friday. March
18th, 1874. the following lots Of land described ~
follows, 10 wit: IS lots number pa twenty-four
and - twenty-five in Gates subdivision ofIaud
situated near the northeastern ~Oundary OF the
city Of Memphis, state Offences.
The title 70 the above property Is believed 20
be good, but 1 only convey a. trustee.
u. II. MONsARRAT,
feZ-td Trustee.
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Chancery Sale Of City Property,
Wednesday, the 21st Day OF March. 1855.

F.. NJ. Edwards -. R X. Graf, 90 a..
DI virtue Of an fnterlOcut0ry decree entered
ID in the above cause on the 18th day OF Tee
cemher, IS65. I will sell. at public auction. 20 tbd
hlsrcst bidder. on WedneStay. the list day ~
March, 1851. al the Court House door, in the ely
Of Memphis, between the hours Of 10 and j. r.,
the following described real estate, viz: Sl-u-
ate lying and being in the COUNT Of shelby
and State Of Tennessee, and designated upon q
plan OF said John overton's l6l acre tract Of
land lying between Memphis aud Fort Picker
ing, surveyed by Rucker 8 Parsons, civil elCi-
uesrs, April. I857, a. Let No. N. u block No. p
said let fronts u~0rthwarcly on Calhoun s-rt-r
50 feet, and runs back between parallel EUa
l63 1-lU feet 10 an alley - feet wide, having
sixth street for its northern boundary
TERMS OF ALE credit OF b and IL mouth.
n@tes, with approves secur " taken from the
purchaser, and a lien retained
A. ATETg[
feI9 fds Clerk and Eaefa-
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Trust S0Ip.

DY virtue Of deed oftrust executed to me on
ID the 2dday Of June, 1885, and registered in the
Registers Office Of the county Of shelby, state
OF Tennessee, on the 9Th day Of June 1880, by
samuel Mckenna to secure certain notes due
). NJ. Gates, L shall proceed to sell to The highest
bidder for cash in 'front.' OF the real estate Ofdcs
OF MOSSARRAT. LASIER & &C., Irving Block,
city Of Memphis, Tennessee. between the hours
Ofl0 and II o'clock on Friday, March 5lth 1875,
the following lots OF land described a. follows,
to wit lying and being in the county OF shelby
and state of Tennessee, AZ the northeastern
corner Of the city OF Memphis, being lot num-
Der three ~ on the plan OF map Of survey and
subdivision of the tract OFFS NJ Gates
The title to the above property Is believed TO
be good, but l convey only as trustee.
u. Fl. MONSARRAT,
feZ7-td Trustee.
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LEGAL.
Trustees sale.
Plantation i'm Critfenden County,
Arkansas.
SOME 80 ACRES OPEN LAND

IN pursuance Of a trust deed made to the IN
i designed by Bryant duncan on the 7th day
Of March, 1851, and duiy recorded IN said count
Monday, The 4th day % March, $50 Ia front Of
the Office Of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court, in
the town II Marion la said county between the
hours Of 10 o'clock am and s o'clock Pun, Of
said day, sell at public auction 70 the highest
bidder FOR cash the tract Of land known as the
miles west OF Mound CITY on the military road,
upon which tract there e. some 20 Tor morej
acres OF open land, houses. out-houses, cotton
gln etc, al IN good order, being the e = OF sec
ton 81 aud 20 acres strip OF OF The east edge OF
v = OF same section Of equal width from north
y soulhf also about DO acresOn Gfths south part
OF section no y being the portion lying be-
tween the military road and said section q,
being In all about 90 acres.
This sale Is 70 be made for the purpose OF nav
ing the debt in favor Of coleman. BOYD Il 90.
secured by said trust deed, default IN the paw
meut Of which has been made.
March Is. 1861 mrf-lf
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Chaneery Sale of Real Estate.
on
Wednesday, the 21st day OF March, 1895.

Henry Laird ~ j.. C. Belts sad 2. K. Gran.
DI virtue OF an interlocuf0rF decree entered
ID in the above cause, on the 18TH day Of Dc-
cember, ISIS, ] VIII sell az public auction 90 Sire
highest bidder, on "Wednesday, the Zlst day %
March, 1886, AZ The Court House door in the
city OF Memphis between The hour, OF 10 and
Y n, the following described real estate, VE-
Being about three miles east OF the city OF
Memphis, 0undc on the north by the Ger
plank road on The east by the
venue known as Belts avenue. IN the s1grh
by a IS acre lot sold by H. =. Austin TO I. ID.
Stickney, and on the west by a lot U~cluugiHgr 70
". B. WaldrOn, containing ten acres
Terms Of sale: A credit OF d aud 10 Months.
the purchaser giving notes with apnrove1 sscu-
uty, and a Lien retained % secure the payment
OF the same.
A. ASTON.
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Trust Safe.

DY virtue OF deed oftrust dated sIst Of MAY,
ID lS6, made 10 me by Lula X. King. which
deed Is on record Ia the Registers Office Of
Shelby county ia book No. p. pages ~, -. 81
and 81, ! will sell for casa 20 the highest bidder
the 5th Of April, 1876, between the hours Of
10 and RAM, IA Don't Or the Court House IN
tbs city Of Memphis, the following property,
viz; In the city OF Memphis, Tennessee, begin
d q at the intersection Of the west side OF De-
Soto street as extended by John Oyerton) with
the south side Of Calhoun street, thence west
ward with the south side OF Calhoun street
sixty feet, thence southwark AZ right angles
with said st-eet one hundred and seventy l7Ol
feet to an alley Is feet wide thence east with
said alley 10 feet 70 DsSotO street, thence
north with DeSOto street 40 feet % the
beginning. being lot No. 2 as laid OF b. o "a
OyertOn Ia his addition % the city Of Memphis
and conveyed by OvertOn n D. q. Humphreys,
and by Humphreys o. James Barbur, aud Bar
bur 20 A. D.. W-itheEpoon, and by WitherspOou
20 l. n Courtney, and by Courtney % Lula p
The night Of redemption Is waived. 4
will convey as trustee only.
mr8-law4w j. c. GRIPPING.
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Larae 6aLe 81 a. -.

DI virtue Of a decree rendered by the County
ID Court Of shelby county, fsuuesee. 90 the
EeOruarT term lsh, IN the case ot Eliaif
BROOKS and l. 3. suggE, admlulzfmf0r. zEaauEE
j. ". Ledbetter aud wife Ct a.. j VIII. a. III
O'Clock AL, on THURSDAY. March ~fh. 1915.
on tbs premises, proceed to sell I've hundred
feet OF city property which Las been sIHCl-
Vfded into seventeen lots. iyiugucrth and south
or Zeal street, a. and near the Intersection Of
Orleans and Beal streets
Title perfect and unaispufct.
IERns o. Cash balance on
q credit u six aud twelve months. Pu-elz-erg
required 70 execute notes with approved SCI
curltys and q lien being retained 10 secure the
different payments.
Parties wishing 70 invest In city property vii
do well % look 70 this sale.
See hand bills and plat.
GARLAND P. WARE. Clerk.
February IS. l86
Parties wishing Information as - title may
confer WITH loom Halium, Esq- cJruer q
Washington and Main streets Ta.anU MO
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james Redpath, who is well-knOwn in
some quarters, an ant-slavery n anti
SOutherner To the core, Is responsible for
the following:
Boston is unguestionably the hub Of the
universe, the apple Of the eye Of Cosmos,
the brightest fruit Of modern Culyatum,
the Athens Of America, the New Jerusa-
lem in disguise, the Celestial City, the
home Of the arts, the Mecenas Metropolis,
the Unappr0achable, the Very Great.
We all knew these facts. Who dare
doubt them? People born in other cities
may 20 10 heaven, but who dreams Of
saying that the B~Ost0nians as a matter
Of course won't goo
The Bostouian and the people in its
suturbs-New England, fully conscious
Of these s~eli-evideut truths. are some
times expected OF illustrating them ia
their nianners. one or two Of these
Justly distinguished persons have taught
schools iu the Eea Islands; and the ne
gr0es, not properly informed as 70 the
causes Of their self-cOnsciOusne-5, have
fuferrei-impuOperly, we Anow-that
they were rather consequential.
a New England chaplain was exam
lining a negro class in geography at a
school ia the negro municipality Of
AItcheIlvule. They answered every
question quickly and properly. But,
>.aEinc that they might be repeating
Dr. undertook 10 c-r0ss-eNamine
~ Among other Interrogation, he
-lel-
well What Is the difference between
. Boston, for example, and
.r south Carolina 2"
.st.e hand went up.
aal- ile" said the chaplain.
l Boston put ou airs.'
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InsOIUeHt Notice.

THE insolvency OF the estate OF Wellington
Donaldson, deceased, having been suggested
n the Clcrk of the County Court Of ObiOn
-9unty, Tennessee, all persons hiding claims
sgainsf said estate are hereby notified 70 file
them with the Clerk Of the County Court Of
Obion county, on or before the 18th day OF May,
1856. duly authenticated SIS required by Law, for
pro rata settlement. or this notice WuI be plead
IN bar OF their recovery. Ply order of the CIerE
OF the County Court Of Obion county, TenneS
see. this, 18Th day OF December, is6l.
l. DONALDSON.
fap7 an Administrator etG
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Chaneery Sale Of Gig Lots,
Tuesday, March IStii, 1856.

Barnett Graham, rs 4IE Harrisa Elso md
others.
DY vir.us or an intsrlucuto-y decree on the
ID Chancery Side OF tAe Common Jaw and
Cnanoery Court OF the city OF NeuplI-r 7 VIII
sell at Public Auction IN front Dl the t1lri
House Door, In the city OF Memphis on EuE
day, March I3th, lsod. between the hours % DO
and Il o'clock M. the following described Lots
situated in shelby county, Teuncssee. and cty
Of Memphis, being % on south Si4s Of Lot no
50, the whole Of Lot No. 81 aEd 81 feet on the
north side Of Lot No. S. OF subdivision OF Dar1
Of tie Ragland 100 acre tract, and ire hlee4lors
leO acre tract. surveyed and subllvIded on Eru
april, 1873, by 81. A Kerr, the who.e fronting
altogether 20 feet on the east SIDE Of Dunlop
Avenue, and running back 20 feet
TERMS o. a cre1id OF seven
months
IN rs A-ALsroN- CarE ~ No.