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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-30
Chancery Sale of Real Estate,
Saturday, March Sd, 1866.

J. y. Alexander and others IS. Addison G.
Sragg, e al
DY virtue Of an interlocutory decree Made in
ID the above cause on the 18th November
1865, l will sell at Public Auction at the Court
House door in the city of Memphis, between the
hours of 10 a. NJ, and Il NJ, on Saturday. the "a
OF March. 1856, the fOllOwing described Real -
tate, 20 wit: Lying in the county of Lauderdale.
and state Of Tennessee, in thai portion Of said
county formerly included in the county ofTip-
ton, in the 18th distrios, sections and 9. and
range g, described and bounded as follows: The
tract ofland grated by the State Of Tennessee
grant No, &i0G@ dated 18th Of July, IS2a TO the
heirs q Revert Turner, and by Frederick Tur-
ner, the sole heir OF Robert Turner, convened 10
paIiel Cherry, lying on the east side OF Tie Mis-
sssipd river, including the mOuth of Coal
Creek, beginning on the bend OF the MiSsis-
sippi river, at the northwszt corner OF IOhn
Rheas, three hundred and twenty should be
l60l acre tract or enpy, a Spanish oak marked
-. r. running east with his line, passing his
corner il ali &Vpoles, to a hickory marked T.
thence north with the west boundary line OF
VIM. T. Byler, and passing his corner in All
go poles 70 a stake thence west 20 poles to a
small cotton wood ON the bank Of the MissiS-
sippi river, thence down with the meanders of
said river 1870 poles To the place OF beginning.
excepting seven acres Of said tract heretofore
conveyed by said Cherry TO Samuel Lancaster.
TERMS or a credit Q7 mouths.
This 18th OF January, lsH& A. ASTON.
ia B-tus Clerk and Master.
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Chancery Sale Of Real Estate,
ON
Saturday, March Sd, 1866.

John :. Ciaybrook and Wiloughby Williams
Trustees ofthe Memphis aud HOpeheh Real
Estate stock Association, Is A. 9. Ellis
DY virtue of an introductory decree made a,
ID the November term SBj. ofthe Chancery side
OF the Common Law and Chancery Court Of the
city Of Memphis, l sell at public auction at the
Court House door between the hours Of 10 and
u o'clock NJ, ON Saturday, March ID, 1866, the
following tract Of land, to-wit: Lying and
being in shelby county, TenneSse, on the waters
of the EOosa Hatchie and the Mississippi rivers,
being a part Of u 5000 acre tract granted by TIE
State Of Tennessee TO JnO. c. McLRInOre and A.
B.. Carr, by grant 8,9COand bounded as follows
Beginning at Il stake which stands about forty
two degrees East, ten chains nom a stake where
the West boundary ~ the 800 acre tract for
merly intersected the old bank of the Mississippi
river, where are marked three cottonwood
pointers; thence East siXty-tWo chains and
seventy-fve links to "A pecan tree marked +. on
South, fourteen degrees Fast, with the mean
behring's Of said river, eight chains, to "a stake:
thence South four degrees East seven chains
and nfty Inns, 10 u stake: thence south
ten chains TO a stake which stands south
nifty degrees, East Twenty-Five links from a
blackberry marked F.: thence along RozeIle's
line West thirty-tWO chains aud Seyentv-nye
links to a stake; thence North tfty-hve and a
half degrees, West twenty-five chains to "a stake;
thence North fOrty-tWo degrees, West fifteen
chains To the beginning; containing one nun
and twenty-three and Htnety-One one-huu-
dredth Q33 9l-l0Ol acres
TERMS or SALE.-Six and twelve months
credit, purchaser giving bonds with good and
sufficient security.
AUGUsTON ASTON, Clerk. & Master.
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Ia a young man, named Jas. Fogle,
was killed in Lexington, KY, on Fri
day, by policeman Moore, under the fol-
lowing circumstances: Moore attempted
TO arrest Fogle, when Fogle drew a pis-
tol and commenced firing at Moore, upon
which Moore drew his pistol and shot
Fogle through the head, killing him in
stantly.
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Chanoery Sale of GitJ Property
ON
Saturday March 3, 1866.

]. n WillAms rs Valentine Werner. Emmf
Nix, VIM II. Porter, Daniel NJ. Sechler. anc
John EllisoB ~. Valentine Werner, and Coal
man Boyd rs. Valentine Werner.
10y virtue OF an interlocutory decree in ths
ID above consolidated causes, made on 9Th day
OfJune, 1855, and renewed at the November term
1868 OF the Chancery side Of the Common Law
and Chancery our Of the City of Memphis,
will sell at public AUCTION to the highest bidder,
at the Court House door, in the City of Mem
phiS, between the hours Of 10 and u NJ, on sat
urdRT, March 8, lS66, the following lots or par
GELS Of ground, attached in these causes. to-vit
Two lots, nj corner or intersection of the esst
side OF Cousey street, in the City of MenuhiS.
Shelby county, Tennessee, together, uiaking
one lot, fronting 50 feet on the nsrth side AZ
Vance street and running hack Between par-
allel lines, 70 feet on CQRsey street to a private
alley also, the ssia alley in the rear OF tbe
north Of szld lots 10 feet wide. and running east
ward from Causey street 81 feet. The lots hergbv
intended, being lots Nos. I and ?, in Hsek No
43, rs iald down on the plan Of shat part OF
Memphis called south Mernlais, ~togetIef WITH
the buildings and improvements thereon
TERNs or ShtEs Acredit OF six and twelve
months, IN eqqat payments, purchaser SWING
bond with approved security, and lien retained
tin payment Of the purchase money.
Jan5etds. AUGUsToN ASTON, C&M
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DIED,

MAHAN-Qf pneumonia, on sunday the 18th
instant, at past7 O'Clock r. NJ, FRANK NJ.
MAHAS, only son off. N. and Kate II. Mahan,
aged months and "A days.
The friends Of the family are Invited to attend
The funeral on Tuesday az y past Q N. Ser
vices by Rev. Mr.. wit~herspoon.
ST Louis, St Joseph and Palmyra, No, and
Muscatine, Iowa, papers please copv-
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Chancery Sale Of Real Estate.
On
Saturday, 3dday of March, 1866.

John D FeppeH, az a. J. Montgomery and
AID Witherspoon,
by virtue Of an mterlocutory decree made at
- the November term of the Chdncery Side OF
the Common Law and Chancery Court Of the
CITY OF Mempes, l viii Sellat Public Auction, at
the Court House door, between the hours of 10
and Z O'Clock m, the following Described tract
of lano, in Shelby county, Tennessee, contain
ing ten acres, two and a half miles southeast OF
Memphis on the north side OF Jackson street OF
avenue as ~ Is sometimes called, known On +.
W. Fuckers Map Of the city Of Memphis and
Us suburbs, as McLemOre avenue, beginning on
the north side OF said avenue where tue same is
lntersected by the alley lying Immediately east
Of Greenwood Female College, as then known,
now called the state Female College, ard run
ming thence east with McLemore avenue and
with the avenue east OF .Ae college, sach
equal distances as will with parrelled lines, in
ies6 "a TSTDS "CiSAeh laehthS
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Chancery Sale of City Property

The Planters Bank OF Tennessee IS. = Merrill
DH virtue al an ihteriOeutory decree entered
ID in this cause on the I'D day Of February,
1901 and renewed at the November term. 1865,
Of the Chancery Side sfthe Common Law and
Chance-y Court OF the city of Memphis VIII
door IN the City o. Memphis QD Saturday,
March 80, lS3, between 70 and Y NJ, the follew.
ing Real Estate, to Wit Acertain lot ar parcel
Of land ia me ClWQf Memphis shelby county,
TENN, lying ON tie west side Of Tennessee
street, fronting on said street 90 feet, and run
ming back between parallel lines Do feet, 10 the
edge of the Mississippi river, (be the same mQ1s
or IesSl and numberedo on the plan 81 Gs3d c1fI,
as Lot No. 3, in Block No. ].
Terms OF Salon q credit 0fsfE and IT.
months, IN eqcal pasIasutsf p~ureh-s 1870
bonds Wlhn approved se0rritI Swung
ia30.tds anu "NSVer'
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RT 4 Washington correspondent says
the negroes Of thta city haks @und out
that the time Of Congress is almost ex-
clusively taken Up With speeches about
them, and they crowd the iadLes' galleries
Of both houses every day, to the exciu-
sion Of ladies, unless the latter consent
to sit behind the impudent blacks. Yes
terday they predominated 10 sgrh an ex-
tent As to make it appear that q dark
cloud WsskOveripg yer the House, and
it became 80 DARK dlst It was almost i'm
possible to see to write. AfF. johnson, of
Pennsylvania rOse to a point of order,
and said that the hall was very dark,
particularly in the galleries, and it ought
to be lighted.
When the House ~adjourns, the negroes
rush for the street cars, and monopolize
all the seats. 1t is az everyday occur
renee to see q half dozen ladies standing
the whole distance In these cars, while as
many negroes are comfortably spread out
on the cushioned seats. The negroes en-
joy this above al things. 1t is thus that
they assert the equality which they
hers enjoy.
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r9- An Indianapolis Ind, dispatch o
the twenty-ffth, says: 4 man named
Ignatis Buchapan, . travelling linen ped.
der, murdered bis wife this anerGooa a
the residence q hAr brother, Oh Wyo,
ming street, under circumstances Of unu-
sual strocity. Mrs. Buchanan had prop
erty, which he was anxious TO get into
his own hands, bgt which she was unwl-
ling 10 make over 10 him. AZ has been
in the habit Of abusing her for two years,
and some months since was placed under
bonds to keep the peace. This afternoon
he went 20 the house with an axe, drag
ged her into the middle Of the room, put
his foot on her body, and literally chop
ped her 20 piecesi Buchanan was ar
rested Crest exeitsment prevails in the
heighoorhood, and the fend you'd have
been lynched if the officers had not hur-
ried him OFF to jail.
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THIS ADMISSION or SOUTHERN MEM
BERS.-Ihe report Of the Committee on
Reconstruction upon receiving the men,
bers elect from the South is daily looked
for. The chances for receiving any State
delegation, except that Of Tennessee, are
constantly growing less. The real condi-
ton Of Southern society and the opin-
ions which are daily gaining ground there
are not considered favorable here. The
absence Of reports confirming those of
which Gen. Grants may ueoallsd q type.
and the great weight Of testimony on the
opposite side, is having its due weight
upon Congress. There seems 10 be very
little feeling ia Fegarq 10 asg ether State
than Tennessee, and valid reasons for
admitting her delegation and excluding
the rest are thought by some to exist.
The President naturally desires the
speedy recognition Of his State. There
are a number of gentlemen among the
Southern delegations who would work
with tAe Enion party if once received.
but the majority would, without doubt
do all in their power to weaken the
strength of the Government. In viewof
the artemptto divide the Union strength
in view of the disastrous effect which the
talk Of a strong minority about repudfa-
ton and assumption would have upon
The national 1naRces, and In considera-
ton OF the legislation Necessary TO secure
the gains Of the war, il is thought 10 be
unsafe 70 allow Southern members to
take their seals. UE!ess something oc-
ours to change the feeling which nov
prevails, very few, if any, VIII obtain
their seats at this session Of Congress-
Washington oorrespeHdegcc On. Gds.
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n Private information received at
New Orleans from the City of Mexico,
from a reliable source, isto the effect that
the French troops will not be withdrawn
until Macmillan be free from American
Intervention. On the other hand Maxi
milan certainly will not give any posi-
ton in the Mexican army to any Exon
federate commander. The commander
of the French fleet at Bagdad in the name
of his Government protested against the
occupation of the place by the United
Ssates, and those who had been sent ovel
for the protection of the town and o.
American interests We're withdrawn
Many families were leaving Matamoras
fearful Of further lawlessness.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-30

HR- A letter fronSaH Francisco, dated
December twenty-thiFd, says that one o.
Maximilian's commissioners, backed by
an armed force, recently arrived at L.
Paz in Lower CaiifoFlia, and compelled
the submission Of the Governor ana Leg.
i~slature IF that State TO Imperial author.
ity, but s revolution was soon raised.
which placed in power a new Governor,
and other officers adherlng 70 the cause
Of President Juarez, and imprisoned the
Imperial Commissioner and the old Gov
ernor, but they subsequently made then
escape. in the States Of Sinola, Sonora,
and Guerrero, the Impsrialists are con-
fined respectively to the ports hazzatlan,
Guayamas,a and Acapulco, anddoR not dare
to venture outside these towns. They
are completely hemmed in, and even
these places would have 70 be given up
but for the protection given them by Tie
French VA vessels in the harbOr.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-30

@A fellow named Davis ran of
from Copenhagen, y. Y, with a young
girl aged sixteen, named Lille Sheldon,
and married her at Adams Centre, n, Y,
from whence the couple proceeded to
Cleveland, where they were found by the
girls father. Davis was already married,
his wifeliying some where in New York.
On being separated from him, the girl
acted stangeley, glad and happy, and
declared that she had been mesmerized,
and was wholly under the control of the
villain Davis, whom she did not love but
could not escape from.
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Chancery Sale of Real Estate,
Saturday, I'd of March, 1860.

Bar. May rs. W. l. Simmons ct al.
DI virtue Of a interlocutorY decree made in
II the above cause on the 2lth Of January,
lco, / viii sell at public auction, ON Saturday,
ID of Marcel, ls5, At the Court House door in
the otty Of AsmphiS, between the hours of 10 A.
NJ ana u n, the following described property,
to wit: Lot No. /, in Cars subdivision. about
three miles from the city of Memphis, bounded
on the north by the Memphis and Charleston
Railroad, on the east by an avenue, on the
south by MeLemore avenue, and IN the west
BY the residence and lot orCapt Green, con-
tanning hVe acres more or hess.
TERMS OF SALE-Ou a credit of six and twelve
months. Bonds with good security and a lein
retained on the n TO secure the purchase
money A. ASTON, Clerk and Master.
This the 29th January, 1866. ian8O-tds
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% Il vill!be noticed, says the Nash
vile Dispoteh Of the twenty-eigbth.
that the testimony Of Turner Hickman
a negro, Is contained in u report Of the
examination Of Mr. Gilley, on charges Of
highway robbery. Wears led 10 remark
this a. the first case in which negro has
been pernitted 70 testify against a white
man in the courts Of Tennessee. Eman-
clpation has wrought an entire change
IN cur civil as wen as social system, and
lhe hrst practical results are found in the
appearance Of freedmen in our courts as
witnesses. .
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rs GRAVES. JAMES a Ora.
GRAVES & SON.

FrOprietorS Of
DIR. GRAVES AGUE PILLS, -ANTI-BTLIoUs PILLS
AMERICAN PAIN EXTRAC
TOR, CANDY VERMIEUGE, PILE
OINTMENT, n
CuRE FOR DIPTHERIA y THROAT DISEASE
And Dealers in all kinds Of
Patent Medicines, Perfumery, Soaps, and Fancy
Articles; Liquors, Wines and Brandies. 10,
medical purposes, Fine Segars and Tobacco.
Elavoring Extracts, sponge, Brushes OF all
kinds, Combs, Quinine, Quinodine, Purified
ChRnRdine, SUlphate OF Cineonia, Morphine,
ChloroforTn, Opium, and many other prepare
tons, that win be sold low.
VIII also keep an assortment OF Eleetic Medt-
cines.
n@ We viii have a catalogue Of our stock an Il
prices, that will be furnished those desiri No
one, free of charge.
No. 22S MARKET STREET.
between Sixth and Seventh rs
EhmHaNn mi IL -
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Chancery Sale of Real Estate
Saturday, Sd day of March 1866.
Alex. Mum, rs. A. H. Douglass. A. powell an

Alex. Mum, Is. A. H. Douglass, A. Doweil and
Others.
d. virtue Of an interlOcutory decree, made in
ID the above cause at the November Term. 1870,
Of the Chancery side OF the Common Law and
Chancery Court Of the City Of Memphis, i will
sell at Public Auction, at the Court House door.
on saturday, the third day Of March. lS68, be-
tween the hours Of 10 and l2o'clock, NJ. the fol-
lowing Real Estate, to-Wlt: tract of Lane con
tanning lOl3.acres in District No 4, and Ranges 5
and y, Section L IA Shelby County, Tennessee
being part Of a tract of land bought of Rufns
Polk and a small tract adjoining said Polk tract
ON the north.
TERMS or SALE-Said land win be sold IN a
credit of six and twelve monthS.
ia 3-tdS. y. ALSTON, C!a,k and Nf.sAsr
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= The Galveston ~. I'M sneakir

H~ The Galveston NeJcs, in speaking
Of the negro school in Houston, says
Among the various methods of in
%structiOn adopted in the negro school in
this city, is the c~atechetical. One of the
questions is: '"To whom are you indebted
for your freedom ~ The reply is: ITO
the Yankee soldier" We observe the
young negroes about town, pupils Of the
school, are fond of singing some kind of
song in honor of John Brown, including
some expressions about changing JEFF
Davis TO a sour apple tree" These schools
ought to be judioiously managed. We
can hardly suppose that anything calcu-
lated 10 create antagonism of races
should be inculcated. The welfare of the
race just committed to the teacher should
dedicate this policy 10 say nothing of
the general quiet and welfare Of the
country.
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E5r The New Orleans Price Current,
reviewing the reports from different
Southern States on the labor question,
shows the urgent necessity of the Freed
mems Bureau throughout the State tax
ing energetic measures for the freedmen
to make and keep contracts for work, il
it is desired to make even a moderate
| cron of cotton.
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MARRIED.

HEEnER-IACOBs On tie evening of the
18th inst, at the residence ofJohn Gent, Esq, in
this city, by the Rev. Allen r. Miller, Mr.. GUS
REEDER, and Mrs. CAROLINE JACOBS, all
Of Memphis.
May the sun Of their happiness never set, but
evershine brightly as now.
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IA On Wednesday the Pos.

N~On Wednesday the Post Comman,
der closed the eating house Of Joiner s
Co., at Stevenson, Ala, because two
negro soldiers were refused the privilege
of dining at the regular table. They
made quite a disturbance in the restau-
rant, and appealed to Capt. Hartman.
who at once sent a guard of colored
soldiers, stating that if colored soldiers
were not allowed to eat at the regular
table the house would be closed. The
landlord refused for the reason that his
customers would all leave. Capt. Hart
man then issued an order closing the
house at once. The proprietors have
appealed TO Gen. Stoneman.
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Chancery Sale of Real Estate,
Saturday. Sd of March, 1896.
Henry E clark aud others, rs Marcus Rajou

Henry Z Clark and Others, Is Marcus Raiou1
and Others.
I DY virtue Of an inieriocuteFy decree made on
ID the Chancery Side Of the Common Law and
CnaneeTy Court Of the City of Memphis. / will
March, is1, at the Court House door In Mem
phis, Tenn between the hours of 10 and L
o'clock mr. the undivided one half Of tha follow
ing described tract OF land, to-wit: Living.
being and situate IN the couSfy OF shelby and
STATE of Tennessee, in range nine, 49,. section
one. %, and q pert OF grant No, l6,&a 70 lanes
Fenner. from the State Of Tennessee. and
bounded as follows, fo-Wits Beginning az the
southwest corner OLA. Mabin's $50 acre tract. at
a hickory tree marked A. NJ. thence north Z
chains 70 a stake; thence west IL chains and 30
link 20 the Mississippi river, least chutel f:
thence down the nyertO J. Wiidberger's north
west corner; thence east with Wildberger's
north line to the beginning: Containing ten
acres and one-tsnth Ofan acre 90 lila more or
less.
TERMS OF SALECredit DISK months.
ian tbs "A. AISTU Clerk and Master
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Chancery Sale Of Real Estate.
on 81
Saturday, Sd of March, 1866.

7. c. Belts, Ct al, rs. Frazer Titus.
DN virtue Of an introductory decree made in
ID the above cause, on March lst, 1851, and re.
ncWed on the l4th Of December. 1875, / will sell
at Public Auction TO the highest bidder at the
Court House door, in the city OF Memphis, be
lWsen the hours Of 10 A. NJ, and L NJ, the fol
lowing described Tract OF Land, tO-wit: Fou
Hundred and -Four Acres Of Land, situated in
the County Of Shelby and State OF Tennessee,
North of Wolf River, formerly the farm OF
Frazer Titus, and formerly known as Duck
Range being the SAINT conveyed to Frazer
Titus by Mrs. 5. Parks and D. II. Walker. The
above described Tract Of Land will be sold in
parcels OF % and 40 acres.
TERMS OF SALE-Are on a credit Of 6, p and
Is months; Bonds. with good security, and a
lien retained on the land TO secure the pUrchase
money. A. AISrON Clerk & Master
This, January Doth. 1853. in AItds
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SAD.-we are panied to learn that
Col. II. W. WALTER was killed at Holly
Springs. Miss, the place Of his residence,
on Saturday evening last 10y JOHN
MGURK, a Lieutenant Colonel in the
late Confeserate army. The particulars
Of the affair we have not been able TO
learn, except that the difficulty probably
grew out Of the municipal election which
transpired that day in hat town. Col
WALTER was an esteemed citizen, anemi-
nent lawyer, and was a distinguished
officer on Gen. BRACES staff in the late
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Br The Ga WESTON, Texas, Nens urges
sending special treasury detectives to
search out the alleged gross cotton
transactions by Government agents
The Jefferson, Marion county, Texas,
paper charges the agents with downright,
bare faced stealing and oppression.
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p~ Gonzales and Pillicer, murderer
OF Otero, ere sentenced by Judge Gil
bert, of New York city, 10 be hanged Oh
the ninth day of March next. The pris.
oners receive d their sentence withoutany
emotion wha teyer.
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BT The trial Of Gen. i. c. Baker,
Stanton's Chief Detective, commenced
in the Criminal Court at Washington on
Wednesday. There are three indict-
ments against him, based on the COM
plant Of Mrs. and Mr.. Jas. Cobb, alleg-
ing false imprisonment, extortion, as
sault, and robbery, by carrying away
from her four United States Treasury
notes of the value of fifty dollars each.
This is the well known pardon broker
case. Mrs. Cobb admitted on the stand
that she was engaged in this Business,
and that she had procured three pardons
previous to the n which was returned
to the President by Gen. Baker, and
which the latter had procured from her.
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ChanceFy Sale of City Lots,
on
Saturday, March Sd, Isa6.

John o. Gre6hlaw and VIM. b. Greenlaw. rs
George R- Nanfosseu.
d. virtue Of an interiocutOry decree made a
ID tie November term, 1850 i Chancery SideO
me Coinnon Law and Chancery Court Of the
City of Memphis, / will sell at Public Auction, in
front Of the Court House door, Memphis, Tenn.
between the hours of 10 and u O'clock m., Lot
No. 2o5, on a plan OF the extension Of the north.
ern part OF the City OF Memphis, through the
lands OF cOmplaipapts, John o. & VIM. B
Greenlaw aud Others, survey made by NJ. A
kerH In April, Isl, and bound as follows
Fronting s~eventy-four feet three inches, on the
east side Of sixth street, and running back 49,
feet TO the west side ofRaleigh Road.
TERM OF SALE-CaSh.
jaSO IDS a. ALSTON. Clerk and Master.