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Sbpq.iH'S Sale.


DT virtue Of an execution directed to me
ID from the Law COurt Of Mem phis, Tenues.
see. for SI36 %. and SIS 30 cost OF suit, in favor
of John A. Sims and against Marcus j. Wright,
I will sell, in fr8nJ OF the Courthouse door, in
the city or Memphis, Tennessee, on SATUR-
DAY, the 7fh day or September. 1867, within
the legal hours of sale, a certain tract OF land
situate in the gity Of Memphis, county of
Shelby and state OF Tennessee. and bounded
as follows. to-WtG Beginning on the west side
Of Ruth street at a stake the northeast corner
OF lot No. Is running thence nOrthwardly
with the west side Of Ruth street % feet to a
stake southeast corner OF lot No ID hence
westwardly with the south line Of said lot No.
10 I425 feet 10 stake the southwest corner OF
said lot No. Is and the east side Of an alley;
thence sOuthwardly with the east side OF said
alley 80 feet to n stake in the northwest corner
OF said lot No Is thence ~eastWsrdly l42h feet
to the beginning, being lot No IA and the SINE
lot ~onvayed 70 W. T Lane by Amelia Talbot,
and bv ", 7. Lane TO Marcus J. Wright, levied
on a. the property OF said Marcus J. Wright.
and old to satisfy the foregoing execution.
p. NJ. WINTERS, Sheriff.
I LANCASTER. ID. s. auI5 4t
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At the Salesroom Of Messrs. ROyster, Trez-
evant & Co, No. 27G Second street, Men,
Tennessee, (Ayres' BlOek), sell to the
highest bidder, for cash, the following real es'
the county Of shelby and state OF Tennes-
see, known and designated on the plan
Of Hills Subdivision Of their lands in the
I4th Civil District OF shelby. county as Lot No.
10 fronting on the East side Of Walnut street
100 feet, aud extending back between parallel
lines rom the front $50 feet 10 an alley next
East Of Walnut street llO2 feet by $50 ieet, to-
gether with all OF the ap-purtenanoes t~hereunto
belonging. The title TO said properly is De
ueved t. be good, but I will sell and convey
only as Trustee. Equity of redemption waived
sale between u land 4 o'clock
JOHN P. IRRELEVANT, Trustee.
ToprroOd A. povfou Artoruavs. aus I'd
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OUR LIST OF PRIZES
The First and Capital Prize.

Col. n. c. Gau0way's valuable residence,
corner OF Court and Third streets Memphis,
one block only from the center Of the city, and
in the vicinity OF ali the Federal, state and
County offices. Lot 81 feet front by So deep.
Valued at S9J.UCl-
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ChaneerY C0urt Of Memnhis.

No. y. P D-John 4 Goodwin ". franklin
L~nsurance and Banking Company 81 ais.
NOIltE h. hereby given % Al parties inter
- sstsa Lh2t The uadersiznsd has been sp-
Vointed Receiver OF the Franklin Insuranes
and Coupauy and franklin I-nsurancs
SomPAny, IA Inc above stated cause. Ia aid
COufL DsDtorH of said Companies are uounaf
% call Al room No. Bethel Building corner
Of Court and Main streets. Memphis. Tenn
and settle their indebtednes4.
J-E PRITCHARD.
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This table shows that though our
wheat export IS a matter Of great i'm.
portanee as determining price, il is not
Of so much consequence In paying our
foreign debts. While our cotton export
frequently exceeds two hundred million
dollars ia value, our wheat supplies
rarely net more than twenty million
dollars.
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Architect and Engineer,

UIHE undersigned would respectfully inform
MS friends and the public that he is pre-
pared to devote his whole attention TO Design
ing Plans and Superinteudiug Buildings, with
as much energy and attention 70 his patrons
Interest as he did for the Clty's interest While
City Engineer.
OFFIcE-Suilman Block, Second and Madi-
son streets. Charges reasonable.
j.. II. MCCLURE,
AnnlLAnnA ~ LII.
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TO MY OLD
Rest Tennessee, Mississippi
and arkansas.

"AVING accepted a permanent Agency o.
ri the ST. LOUIS MUTUAL LIFE LNSU-
RANCE COMPANY, I would respectfully ask
the attenuou Of my Old friends 70 that instilu-
Lon a. a safe, certain and reliable medluLn
through which they may assure their farnllisH
agasnst Nant 10 The event Of death, o. them
selves from an Impoverished old age In case
Of ui-Euccezs Ia lie
M. Ms. OTIS Is associated with me and is
hereby recommended 70 public confidence.
Our once Is al No. 81 Madison street, (rear
room, heSOlo Block, where we viii be happy
10 fnpart any needed information 70 thOss de-
siring Life Insurance.
IVA j. Il MoMAHON,
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FrIdaY. September q. t8R7.

at the door Of the Clerks office. in the town NJ
Marion. Crttenden county, Arkansas. sell to
the hiFhesB bidder, for cash IN hand. the follow
ing described real estate, situated in Crfttsnden
county, Arkansas, and known as that mart a.
the Spanish Grant, originally owned BY he
Grandee Estatei conveyed by William o. ID.
Spain TO George W UnderhiI and Isaac Rnr-
gett: The south part OF the southwest auarfer
Of section twenty four 90 conveyed IN same
deed the east half Of section thirfy-six ~
and the southeast quarter OF section thirtv.
five (Sl, all in township seven 81, north OF the
base line OF range eight 80, east OF the 18th prin-
cipal meridian.
The title to this property is believed 70 ba
perfectly good, but I shall convey onlv a.
Trustees.
plantations on the Military ROed. win Ci1-
house, Cabins, etc, beingth the plantation knoWo
as the Brown lace, near Marion, ARK.
aul3 ~ B. z, BROWN, TTGstsa.
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LEGAL.
NOTICE.

THE CREDITOR Of the estate OF :. & Nalone
are hereby notified that I have sugvssfed
the insolvency Of said estate 70 ths ClerF offbe
County COuTtOf Upton county, Tsnuessee. and
the eredftnr OF said estate are noJinar % az
their siafmss, ddly authenrcated, with n ~
months from date hereof or this notice viii be
nIsd IN z ar of the same-
VAL. aAEeORD, Administrator.
AwHrtls FaT aulaff
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RIVER
M rfYEHg.

We still have dry but pleasant weather,
but it is rendered much less comfortable
by the dust, which lays ankle deep upon
the landing. There is nc change to re-
port in the rivers since our last. They
are declining in all directions. The
White river packets, owing to low water,
60 no further than Augusta.
Arrivals.
Steamer Olive Branch, New Orleans.
H. NJ. Shreve, Fieksburg,
Mississippi, st. Louis.
De~Dsrt0res.
Steamer Olive Branch, st. Louis.
+" ROwena, White river.
" City Of Cairo, st. Louis.
Starlight, Cincinnati.
Victor, Hsiles Point.
Mississippi, New Orleans.
Boats in Port.
John S. McCune.
1902
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mo. 3. TOOF. CHAs :. PHILLIPS. FIN MAHAS,
GTRICT attention paid to theSTORAGEAND
- SALE OF COTTOE, and instructions re.
gardinR same strictly cbeyed. Our facilities
for The handling OF Cotton are unsurpassed,
and we invite especial attention TO this branch
OF our business feeling assured of our ability
TO give entire satisfaction 20 all who may favor
as with their patronage.
HB Ali shipments covered by our Open
Policy Of Insurance, unless otherwise in
strueted.
Our stock OF BAGsING, ROPE, IRON TIES
and PLANTATION SUPPLIES generally viii
always be found full aud complete, and offered
on as good terms as can be had in this market.
Thankful TO our numerous patrons for the
very liberal favors hitherto extended us, We re-
specially ask a continuance OF the same.
pledging every effort on Our part to give salts
faction by strict attention TO the wants and in
terests OF our customers.
Major j. j. BUSB6, whose connection with
our hOase still continues. viii be pleased to re-
ceive a call from his numerous friends when
visiting the city.
au& TOOF, PHILLIPS & co.
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Notice.

Is hereby given for the benefit Of all whom II
i may concern, that, as Administrator Of the
estate OF George W. Safarans, deceased, 1 have
this day fled my vouchers in the office Of the
Clerk Of the County Court Of shelby county,
Tennessee, for settlement Of said estate. 1 will
ask that my settlement be approved at the
September Term, 1857, OF said court.
SALLlE E. SAFFARANS, Adm'x.
Turu q TQgT aTHg faaH
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Tickets s. each. May be had or or ordered
through, any OF the COupauy's agents. a. the
Central Agency, Memphis, Tenn, or Of Col.
James Strain, fernando, Hiss.
Stockholders, Directors and Omcers Of the
Company are prohibited from purchasing OF
holding tickets I'm any of be drawings. The
Company Is simply the media Tor the purchase
and sale OF real estate between property mold
3T- and the general public. je25 I'm
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The only noticeable event in the cot
ton market to-day was the arrival at an
early hour Of the first bale Of this years
crop. Owing to the lateuess Of the sea-
son the advent in our midst of this har-
binger of better times Was the cause of
no little excitement among our cotton
men who hOcked around the stranger
with many expressions of delight. 1t
was raised on the plantation Of Messrs.
Windsor & Randall, near the foot of
Lake Washington, Miss, and consigned
to Delap d Co. of this city, who, within
a very few hours after arrival, sold it to
Mr.. Benjamin Babb, the well known
cotton factor, at the fancy figure Of 4Oc.
This bale would, if clean, grade as very
fair style Of middling, but il has evil
IDENTIFY been ginned and packed in a
hurry is somewhat trashy, and is really
not more than shy middling. The first
bale last year arrived on Sunday the 18th
of August, or about two weeks earlier
than the present bale. This bale was
raised 200 miles further south than the
one last year. We may safely say that
the crops are fully three weeks behind.
The arrival of the first bale will have
q beneficial effect Oh trade. It produces
that feeling of relief one experiences in
receiving an installmeut upon a doubtful
note, 1t is the advance guard Of " two
hundred thousand more " which are
coming swiftly upon the heels Of
this solitary cotton bale, Ii il the
white nag Of commerce prOClaiming
a truce with the lethargy and
gloom which has surrounded US for
months back. 1t very properly came to
this city on the steamer Olive Branch,
and is accepted as an emblem Of pros
porous times. Our market has been very
quiet to-day, with the lightest sales Of
any day in the week. Factors are not
hungry for cotton, and sellers are dis
posed to hold over till Monday, when
the revenue tax is reduced &c per pound.
The weeks sales in Liverpool were $4,000
bales 1900 were for export, and 1000
were taken by spectators. The stock
on hand is 794,0O 0 bales, Of which 3l4 900
is American. The market there closed
dull uplands, I0sd; Orleans, l05d. The
New York market closed dull at 27c for
uplands, and 2Sc for Orleans, The
weeks sales foot up 5000 bales receipts,
1855 bales exports, 1900, and stock on
hand $4,000 bales. Our market closed
dull and nominal at yesterdays quota
tons. Receipts to day, l3S bales; ship.
ments, 81 bales. Receipts for the week,
66l bales shipments, 63I bales. Stock
on hand, 1851 bales.
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FrRvAyno Mrss.. June IS. Is57.
]. N. HALL Clerk

The Prizes drawn on this occasion numbered
Forty-s=veu, and comprised lO-siu the vicinity
Of Memphis, Tenn, Curinth, Miss, and Her
nandO, Miss, deeds 10 which have been made
10 the lucky u~cket-hOldeE- For this, the sec
Ond Drawing, however we are able 20 Oner Oul
patrons still more attractive Inducements %
Interest themselves in our scheme. From a
lengthy list Of property, much OF which has
already been advertised 10 the public, we select
the following:
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SerentH Prize.

A most vRlusb manufacturing site with q
perpetual fall Of g. feet Of water, situated In
Winston county. Alabama, with l6O acres OF
land. NaLued 81 sL0.OoA.
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"INEIINNTNUIT TIIVT - LVVIIID0
NOTICE is hereby given that will apply for
~ Letters OF administration on the estate OF
James e. wilson, deceased, at the Tezt sep
tember) Term Of the County Court.
ANDREW H. BROWN.
---- n ~ - L.
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w r [ G. II IT'S p a TIE T


VIM. A. ROBINSON & CO, MEMPHIS, TEEF,
A GENTS for Mississippi Louisiana Arkansas and Tennessee. Fors INPLICITY, ECONOAI,
makes 1.-THE BEsr and CHEAPEST COTTON PRESS IN THE WORLD
Many stmonLas as 20 its practical utility and upenr excellence can eshOwu IN the
season o. 1906 the local demand for this Press Waso great We were unable 10 meet IT. md
weeo obliged to dhHppont many who appWedf for them We furnish the HOnsM our WorEan
N6npht fort $780, with plans and RddmuOns for putting M Thee entire cost Of a Press com
pet@ When put upt including freight OF Irons Is put Little oyer 500 ,o
au9daw Western Foundry and Machine shop opposisG ayosoH ouse Memphis Tenn
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IN Offering OUR BTTTERS to the southern
L Public, we have no h%esitancy in asserting
their superiority over any Northern prOduc-
tI1A in our markets. In their devisement they
are purely Southern - compounded with a
special sdaptitude to the various types OF
stomacio arrangements prevalent in our
climate.
Il is a gentle stimulant to the system after
undergoing a severe illness.
1t is a cure for Dyspepsia.
It assists Digestion.
It cures Diarrhea and Cholera M0rbus.
II is a preventive for ChiIls and Feyeus.
Its an Invaluable companion for persons
travelling at all seasons OF the year.
It is a HOME enterprise, and possesses true
merit.
80 Sold everywhere.
o. H. EBBERT & CO.,
Sole Proprietors.
febIO II Memphis. Tenn.
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We We met meath the sounding raner,
And the walls around are bare:
As they echo our peals Of laughter,
IL seems that the dead are there:
But stand by your glasses steady,
We drink 70 u comrades eyes
Quan a cup 70 the dead already,
And hurrah for the e hat dies.
Not here is the goblet's glowing;
Not here Is the vintage sweet;
lis cold a. our hearts are growing.
And dark as the doom we must meet:
But stand to you glasses steady,
And soon shall our pulses rise
A cup TO the dead already
Hurrsh for the next that dies.
Not a sigh for the lot that darkles.
Nor a tear for the friends tina sink:
Wen fall midst the wine cups sparkles.
As mute As the win we drink:
50 stand 70 our glasses steady!
It's this that the respite buys;
A cup to the dead already
Hurrah for the next that dies.
Time was when We frowned on others;
We thought we we're wiser then:
Ha! hai let them think Of their mothers.
Who expect 10 see them again.
30! stand 70 your glasses stsa6vi
The thOughtless are here the wise;
A cup 70 the dead already
Hurrah for the next that dies.
There's many a hand thst's shaking,
There's many a hand that's s1nkt
But seen, tho our hearts are breaking.
They'll burn With the wine we've drunk
50 stand to your glasses steady
lis here the revival lies,
A cup for the dead already
Hurrsh for the next that dies.
There's mist on the glass conzeaIfng-
It's the hurricanes fiery BREATH
And thus does the warmth OF feeling
Turn 70 ice in the grasp OF death.
10 stand 70 your glasses steady
For a moment the vapOr flies;
A cup TO the dead already
Hurrah for the next tina dies.
Who breads 10 the dust returnfnpe
VINO hunks from the sable shoreS
Where the high aEd the naughty vearnInR
OF b soul shall sting DOmOre.
NO. stand to your glasses steady
The world IS 2 world OF liesI
A cup TO the dead already
Hurrah for the next that dies.
Cut OF from the land that loves as.
Betrayed by the land we hnds
Where the brightest have gone before US,
And the Cullest are left behind.
50 stand TO your glasses steady
tbs all we have left 70 prize:
A cup TO the dead already
AND HUREAH FOR n MEX THAT DIS.
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between the AOuTs Of 10 O'Clock am, anC
public auction, to the highest bidder
upon the terms hereinafter mentioned
the following described Lot OF Land, to
gether with the improvements thereon
situated in Memphis, shelby county. Tennes-
see, viz; The enement No. IS, in the block
known as the AnthOny street Block. said No.
As being the second tenement from the south
west corner of Second and Poplar streets. about
20 feet 'front.' by about 30 feet depth.
Said property viii be sold on the following
terms, viz: One-fourth Of the purchase money
cash, and the balance on a credit OF four and
eight months, for which the purchasers viii be
required 70 give notes with approved personal
security, and a lien likewise to be retained on
the property 70 securs these deferred pay
ments. The equity OF redemption is waived,
and the title is believed to be perfect, but /
shall only convey as trustee.
NJ. J. WTCKS. Trustee.
ROYsTER, TREzEvANT a Co, Auctioneers.
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Fourth Prize.

One residence lot adjoining above property,
25xlU0 feet; very available for residence and
desirabIy located. Naluea atSsJ9.
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DissoIsstiOga of PqgtnershfD

THE partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned, under the arm name o
BeYeher, Sohultz q Co, Ia this day dissolved By
PHILIP BESCHER,
THOS b. WEBB,
" T.. H. 4. SCHULTZ,
.IuIv1 I 1877. ALEX. ROBB. JR.
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Trmsfee's HnLe.

DY virtue Of a trust deed executed 70 me On
ID the Zstn day Of June, lS05, BY Moses Levy
and Christopher Zimmerman, and day regis
tered In The Registers once OF shelby county
Tennes@ for The purpose Of paying the DEBT
Llar.Lu .annrnl ] VIII On
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MAMMOTH CHEAP STORE!
The Balance OF cur Stock hust be Sold
REGARDLESS OF COST!
AUCTION PRICES NOWHERE
TWO WEEKS LONGER ONLY.

WE MUST HAVE ROOM FOR OUR FALL
w Stock, and 70 effect that purp Sc we viii
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Ninth Prize:

Lot No. 5, in Hays subdivision, Memphis.
size IU2XI52 feet. A beautiful building lot,
Valued al SAuJ.
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Tenth Prize:

~ acres OF woodland near Raleigh, Shelby
county, Tennessee, distant from Memphis nine
miles. This Is very desIrab e, and an excellent
prize. Valued al SlU0.
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ANalNN "
z. BESCHE3.
THOS. b. WEBB,
Q. d. S. SCHULTZ.
1867, lyi2 eW
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Monday, the ID day Of september, 1851,

ID The nth Gay Of July, 1902. by A. s. Mvers
and now on die ina the Registers Once oi
shelby county, ia book 81, pages Zj5, % and
E7, Tor the purpose Of securing the payment ol
the several notes therein mentioned, IwIi, on
Monday, the ID day OF September, 1851,
On the premises, IN the city Of Memphis
county Of Shelby, state Of Tennessee, expos
70 puhlc sale and proceed TO sell, 70 the 6lghesl
bidder, for cash, the following described reaI
estate, to-wit Right TWO-siory Brick Store
Houses, situated on the northwest corner Ol
second and Monroe streets, Ia the city Of Mem
phls.~ Tennessee, upon lot No. 285 running one
hundred and forty eight aud d half feet on
MonrOe street. and seyeuty-four and a half feet
on Second street the land upon which the
shld bOuses ART situated being the same leased
by John N. Lea, Of Nashville, Tenuessee, 20 A.
1. Norton 81 ~ for a term Of ten years from
May, 1855, and byA T. Norton e. a. transferred
goC Boyd q Co and BY C. Boyd a 20. q -
Abaaea, and b. Isaacs 70 sad A. s.. MyeIs. said
buildings al 'front.' on Monroe street. the whole
huu0reQ and fOrty-eiglt and a hall feet, ID
run back On said leased land a distance foHy-
eight or fifty feet.
will sell at he same time All the other i'm.
land.
The title 20 said property Is believed 70 be
9goal Dull viii sell and convey only a. Trustee.
EqulLy % redemption waived.
A > Myers the granter IN his deed, has by
MS agreement OF this date, waived the publ
cal0n OF twenty DAYS notice, as reaulred bv
being made as above.
sale between the hour. OF 10 aud2 ofcla.k.
Nm FOLKES, Trustee.
r. Van brocklln, Auctioneer. auH ~
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General 3. E. LEE, President,
Aided by n CORDS OF Twenty Instructors,
including a Professor Of Law.
T00F, PHILLIPS & CO.,
COTTON FACTORS,
WHOLESALE cRocERs
Commission Merchants
No. 266 Front St., Memphis.

no. 3. rooF. cHA :. PHILLIPS r.M.NAHAs.
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The following table gives the export
lf American wheat to England for she
wears ending and including 1885:
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
Draft on England, Ire
land and Scotland,
81 for l 10. sterling.
France, Switzerland &
Belgium, 8 IS francs
for 81 CO.
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THEsADDERT SOLDIRR-P0EMI IN THE
ENGLISH LANGUAGE.

The following poem was written by an Irish
officer in the English service while on duty In
a city in East India. in which the plague was
dOinE its terrible work. The Inhabitants, par
ticuIarly the foreign residents, were dying every
day by hundreds, when twenty officers Of the
English army, without the shadow OF a hope OF
ever seeing their country or friends, formed a
club and sought 70 drown their senses IN the
wine cup, and BY Jest and song to divert their
thoughts from the terrible and trrevOcable fate
which each one knew awaited him. The author
Of this poem died almost before the echoes OF
Hurrah for the next one that dies e. had
ceased to reverberate and in lesB than a week
every member Of the club lad crossed the " sa-
BILE shore
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Our Entire Stock IS Bound to be Sold,
REGARDLESS of Cost.
TrMSfee'S SnIo

jyI4 I'm 2o7
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Trust HnLe.

IN pursuance Of the provisions OF a Trust
Deed 20 me executed by A. Street on 18th
dav OF November, 1883, and which is duly regis
tered in the Registers 8fice Of shelby county,
in Book No. 40, Part L, pages 475, 476 and AZ
and also in pursuance Of a Consent Decree
made by the Hon. William NJ. Smith, Judge OF
the HANGER Court Of Memphis, on I'D day OF
1867, in the cau>es pending In said Court.
wherein Charles j. Seay and others are COM
platnants. ard A. street and other, are defend-
ants, 1 viii, at the SalesrOOm OF ROyster, Trez-
evant & Co, AuctiOneers, NO. Z6 Second street,
Nwvaaf Ruf1nfmn
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LIMITED PARrNERsHTP.

1867.
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Cottage Residence, 5 rooms; lot l30XID feet
on bOrland avenue near Memphis and
Charleston railroad, near corporation line.
NaLuel a. sluul.