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nfr.LcATIos o. gHE IuIA-usSR ~ iiAE-
EIsos CuUxTy We understand that hf
Joseph n. Richards. the Treasurer Of Nsr-
rson county. j. deisuisef 70 The emcuh' %
about twenty thousand dollars. fur which
Jun his securities arc liable. and The county
and STATE will lose nothing. When elect
cd, Mr.. X. hsd The en,s.e confidence " hls
fellow citizens. and his friends s,ill have
confidence Ia his Integrity. "a entering
upon th. duties 81 his oliicr. however ne
placed lis son IL charge 81 the principal part
uf ibe hnsiness. ana the temptations pre-
scented we're TOO strong Tor the youth through
whose agency his ds.icl has baen 5rou1h
aUoui .- NeN Albsn, Lsdger.
Oc.rA E,1ical CsAssullon. nrld at pliis
bury a,ely. adop:ed ihv following resolution;
"Resosec.. That whist We earnestly al
vocste The doctrine oi protection 20 home
manufactures. We 81 The same time drPre-
cate and oppose the Efforts now being made
10 import ioreign labor - compete with ne
home l.5orer. sod ..eares,ly request our re
pressD,aiives ia Congress % provide. by le-
gislalion. head tax On Iabor~fs
How DO The foreign bora members " he
party like that plank IN The l.aclcsi pat
torn. The truth t.. the Radical party Is
DO, anothrr phase 81 The zane Oh Ns~
Eoslana concern Thar odglnascd Know
NolEinsism. yincennc- Srn
sy-The Na,icnal In,-lhEenc-r says W.
haze sushodry TOR The statement I'm, a. y ve
~ recent consui,sion d The Cabinet y wss
d~cid4d iha, me miH,erY ufitrrs ~ COM
mand IL lhe I'VE di-irlc's into which lhe
Ten Southern S'sies ere d1siied have no
power IL remove evil ciIcers deriving su-
,hori,y from ,hr Sla'r : vrrrnru,- a. nov
organized. TIE qnarioa submitted bad
more immediate reference ;o me removal O.
lie Go~ernur ard Other clvii oiHcrrs q the
Sue of |. ,uIsiana b. General Sheridsn. bu
II course !, viii apply % the sc'ion Of ~
fovr e,hsr commanders.
\ n, doubt line forthcoming opinion " M
Attorney General 10 according With ~
! reasoning Of which i, i understood me d1
ci.ion referred 70 was arrived a.. vii lnirls
Justify ne legality snd proprie'y q MS DE-
termination I,-earcely need b. rugges'e'
tha, The i-suing of orders rrnisrrg me r.
norsd rnicere which may become necessnr'
a. consequences q This decision y ~
government. would be 10 good ground e
An A,,lirarion on me rsr, Of General Sh~r
ldan 10 be relieved from tho position y
holds. much less wonld /, warrsm ne inter
rnca tbs, ihs administration contemplate
! he DESERVES r~mevsl for hiS services
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The Revolutionary Faiheis. says
tnc yew Albany Ledger. when They
f.amcd az Constitution. tiscnght they
wee making Waite mans govern
r.snf. sarelv rsst 4 ne-l9 government,
aud when Mr. Jsfrs-ua bcusht l.oui-
sIaus. then LAY el,nIdin-, and -nsran-
iced n. TIE French shareholders ihe
possession "a their property, ~ never
dreamed the time would cD'ne when
the negroes. Communicating The whites,
would be given the government, and
,sus govern tire whites.
10 the parish 81 Orleans. which 10
Guides the city and IL suburbs, there
have been n gi+rcretl. up 70 the Pre-
s-nr rirre. p $40 voier-. u whom
1919 arc negroes. and ",a.5 are
whircs- Ia twenrv-sonr other parish
u. from which We have obtained re
rarns. there are registered 16,5fS vo-
r-rs. III whom 1856 are negroes.
a.! 1.tS3 are whites. THE glyss 2
r.Ssi III 3s.a94 yUtrTs. and q majority
IS.s,i negroes
Th- Baton Rouge Advocate gives
tie NJ owing tabular statement q re-
$3.50, fft..w..nlsrrs
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At THE May term 1867. Of tho Court
IN Common Pleas. OF Dubois county, The
estate OF Joseph Gauk was declared pro-
baby insolvent. Those interested are mott
fed that Il will BE- settled accordingly BY
JOHN WEIKEL. Admir-.
June III, 1867. u. Buct.ner Attorney
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REersTRA1Iox OFFiCERs.-Ihe i0l-
lowing per sons were last week APP
pointed by the Commissioners as the
Registrars for the several townships
in this county, under the new and ex-
peDsive Registry law, to register vo-
tiers. They with the Township Trus-
tee and 4 clerk form the Board in each
Township.
Colnu,bia-JoLn Evans, w. III.
BaggarIy.
bison.
Bainbridge-HIar Green, Phil
lip Guckes.
Hall-John G. Stein, W. ii. Tay-
lor.
Patoka-M. Fisher, +. Pickhardt.
Ferdinand-John q. Stallman, Jos,
RUM.
Each voter must be registered be-
fore be can vote this fall, and ouI
people must see to it that all those
qualified are on the registry. The
Law, We think, may prevent the i'm
menss swindles which have hereto
fore been 50 glaringly perpetrated II
indianapolis. and other cities, on cleo
ton days, and If itdoes we shall b
glad Of Il, although it seems . need
less expense and trouble in the SINAI
lcr places.
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BssTARDy. A young women nam
ed Elizabeth lledFIck. living IA Da-
vics county. was 4 short time ago,
delivered az bastard child Last
week she instituted suit.asalnst one
John A. j. White. .! Martin conuty
for tue mathematics and support q
Isnch child. White and his friends
deemed it best to effect compromise
on as reasonable terms az possible
which was done BY giving notes. vel
secured, in the sum OF one hundred
and fifty dollars. Young man, e
and sin no more.
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NOTICE is hereby given 70 psrsons re:'-
IN dent OF Bsinbridge Township VINO
have had sheep killed BY dogs during ne
Year 1866, 10 presen, their claims with pro-
osy Evidence 10 the Trustee Of said Town
aim. !, The Court House, in jasper on -.
,urday. June Goth. 1867, % be will aMens
there Al that time for the purpose o. nees.
inc ana adjusting such clsims. the "dcg 'sx
for 1865 having been received from 49,
County Treasurer. .a,c r.
June 8, 1868.
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A Startling Dlscecveiy-A Frog fouI
Inches long Teksn from the Stomach
Of a YOUNG Lady

~
Inches long Taken from the stomach
Of Young Lady
party u young people. recently
amusing themselves at Tie henre ~
Rev. Mr.. White. near Tarrc llante.
Indiana. were suddenly somewhat
startled on hearing the crcakng " a
troy in their niJst.
While they we're ,ainly searching
Tor the strange yisitant--an Hhwel-
come one certainly in . front parlor
they noticed that one Of their uamocr,
4 Young girl III seventeen, named
Nary Copaxi. tnrucd as white = a
sheet and laid Der hand upon Her
breast.
The croaking continued, AMI Miss
Copaxi suddenly uttered terrible
scream and swooned away. As her
young companions gathered ronnd
Ter, applying the proper restoratives,
they made the startling discovery that
thrilled them with horror.
Mr.. White. coming in at this juno
ture. inquired As to the meaning Of
the strange tumult, and WAS informed
that the crcaking Of frog was heard
preceding from the stomach OF Mss
Copaxi.
Yes. there could be no mistake, the
noise Of the frog came from the young
girl
She swooncd away three times be-
fore the kind minister could inspire
her with sufficient hardwood and
cooess to endure her misfortune as
became a Christian; and her compan
ions were Obliged to carry her home
I in a carriage.
DIR. Williams, a promising young
surgeon. on visit to some relatives
10 this place was, Immediately sent
for. He perceived at once, that his
patient was difficult case; but with
remarkable self possession and stea-
|, DIV hand, be at once proceeded will
the work which could alone save ths
rirl's lie. Before night he had made
an incission in the flesh Just below
the breast, and extracted . large
green, speckled frog, almost foul
inches in length. \.
Tie girl is now doing well, and vii
recover.
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AssArLr SIR. Jacob Eiclur was
tried before Ed. Brelage on last Tues
day. for mn assault on, and threaten
ins 10 shoot Mr.. a. Dessam. lie was
fired 81 90 and cosiS. the parties
having arranged the matters AMIGA
hly. and agreed that one John Barly
Corn was at the bottom.
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rs TlIAT there is money in the Treasury
l OF Dubois County, 10 redeem eli orders
drawn upon the same thst have been pro-
tested. that were issued prior 70 No.
y 9o2. dated September 6th, 1865. and shst
ne interest on said orders will cease from
and after the date Of This notice.
Il. STEPHENSON. 4. ID. G.
p. s. Persons holding orders will p'esss
present them on Saturdays, % that 70 tbe
day 4 will attend At my Office.
r.. STEPHENSON.
Jesper. June 9Th, l867.-3w.
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.TnE QrErS or rnE MoxrHllrs.
A LADY i lend STYLES Dcmorest's lIius-
;rated Magazine ~ the Queen u the
Monlhlies. and X Is not unworthy OF
tie title. The July number. which
has come early u hand. il as gor-
-eons as the mont, it represents. II
j. hrimlniug fuIl Of good stories. iine
illustrations. honScholiy hints. ard
gay. stasouablc fashions. Nolwilh-
standing that this Publication il issn.
cd from an "Emporinm Of Fashions. =
the editors ~ not lisdain a glance 1T
folly as she f'ies. aud some Of the best
hits a, prevailing frivolities which we
bave ever seen wcrc found IN the IN
res III .Denorest. " The snbscripc
iion price is - per year. witt z
handsome premium. Address. w.
Jennings Delnorcst. 4.5 Broadway.
IuE LADys TRlaND FoR .IrLY, 1867
The July number IT this magazine
opens with 4 steel Plate Of unusual
interest and beauty "a lovely Cinde-
rel.a. sitting and neglected w the
kitchen fire. The Colorcd Fashion
Plate. as usual. is an elegant and
laithfnl transcript Of the prevailing
modes. The literary entertainment
4 furnished TN Elizabeth Prescott
i Miss A. l.. Mnmev. Abner Forester
Frank Lee Benedict. III ; Corey
/. Mrs. Henry Wood. &c. The instruc
lions far making Phantom Beuque'i
and Wax Flowers. and for Feather
work are woiin. ladies tell rs. many
times over the cost ~ the number. ~
Y A beaniiinl Steel Engraving will y
sent gratis 10 every single q. ~
subscriber. and TO every person send
ling club. Specimen numbers 9
tile magazine viii be sent Tor twen,,
cents.
Price with engravingl :. 80
year: Four copies with one ensrav
'linc) Sc 90. One copy 81 Lady
Z riend anu one d Saturday Evoaini
Post tand on. onHraving.l - Dn.
Address Deacon u Patterson, 81
Walnut Street philadclrhia.
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ht-e slvNes-- winch \, rui true. bnt u
il ser,-. nur inas i"lce upon foreign
~ vsarS n quarantine instruction
neiore trey bvcomr partners IN COY
rrnsrni wiiii III. Dnrin. these wars
they learn rapidly AMI uucn. The
negroes. however. are N -hc main dc
graded and debased, aud generally as
gnoran; A. tie dumb animals about
tlleul. and ,st % ali these we are com.
the great cansc ~ Republican
AMI Constitutional Government, and
going iatO actual partnership with
Iher.
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L,xsyIrrE MAII..-Thc contract FOL
carrying this mail has been awarded
TO Mr.. Andrew Gufgesll. The SER
vice Is 10 be once a week. leaving
j asper on FRIDAYS At o'clock. and
arriving at Lynuvillc 1t ) o'clock,
and returning On Saturdays at tic
same hours.
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nlttTas the gFcAi cAtsc ~ fNcluJilcah
ana Constitutional Government, and
going iatO actual partnership with
Iher
JtiS totRlH. Tbs arrangements
being made tor ihc coming celebration
81 ,us glorious ith Al ti.is place. indi-
cate that cur Elfcinen are going 70
have iosly time. and ihat the ccre-
monies vii. lae WORTHY u the occasion.
Tie best y. nrs:c has been engaged,
and lialidsuuc grove near the New
Albany road, alnat three quarters al
4 mile from town. been selected Tor
the place. Tile object ior which The
money j. intended to ~ raised, j. one
in which, AN ~ our citizens arc inter
cstcd and W,iillhe additional induce
a.ent III such speakers a. liur. T. X.
Cott,. q. : Dobbins and J Z. Scha-
Ter. We are certain = magnificent time
anu large attendance may hc ex-
rccteil-
l.csr Nr. Anthony keier lost
cut u his pocket lasl Monday, as he
was coming from Petersburg in his
buggy. liz pocket handkerchief, in
which MAS wrapped ms pocket book,
containing $50 90. After adill-ent
search Ne vas unable q iiud il bat
We understand il was aitcrw ards found
by slr. James Harris and returned y
the owner.
CoErts CmRsrI.-Ihi. holy dag was
observed liz the members y - .lo'
senhs Catholic Church ID this place,
on last Thursday. with great sOlem
nity. Father Rede O'Connor conduct
ing the services, and delivering the
sermon.
We understand that III. Rev. Man
rice DO 81. PaIais. ID. d.. bishop Of
Indiana. viii administer the rito Of
confirmation to a large number at iAs
church. on 10 morrow.
TAxEs.-The Comfy Commission
ers last wcck ilXed the alnOunt q
taxes tor 1857. as follows: County
Revenue 80 cents OH each 800 and
N 80 cents poll: Military 90 cents and
50 cents poll; Poor Asylum, ; cents
! The Trustee Of Bainbridge Town
ship was tn only one who recon
mcnded the amount Of taxas q. y
LEVIED in his township. and he report
ed as follows. which rates were adopt
led. Road ~ cents; Township Il
cents; Special School - cents an'
-25 cents poll
I The Commissioners also ordere'
: that hereafter there be bnt one cleo
,ltion precinct in Hall Township, am
sthat b at Schnellville.
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| sist Of biscuit, preserved meats and fruit
and Lannon'S descicated egg, all O
which are placed in tin cans. A ehes
six feet long, four feet wide and tWelyl
inches deep contains all the stores, OF
the top Of which is q mattress covered
BY = tent. As everything is exposed
there being no hold to the raft, IL SEEM
impossible b keep anything in its place
but the parties who have undertaken th'
voyage think that the raft viii ride every
sea. The party on board consists d
MessFs. Mikes, Miller aud Lawson, WhS
are the three greatest fools alive, il theJ
have not already paid the penalty o
their madness By being pelted to death
with clans thrown by exasperated mer'
maids.
The Steamer Forrest City. lying a
Vennis Point, In the harbor OF Savannah.
was burned 90 the waters edge on the
l0th inst. The steamer, with the sxeep.
ton Of the machinery, is q total loss
Several boats lying alongside were dam.
Eaged.
The Padueah Hrald says: The Ca
melia-the boat that refused to carry 4
few sacks of corn from Louisville to the
destitute people Of the south, unless she
got fall freight charges-has a tremen-
dOus whistle, and some fellow On board
Of her endeavors 10 blow his brains out
through it every time she lays at oar
landing. We hope he may succeed after
awhile.
The Dubuque Herald Of the 8th says
The water is creeping up the levee at the
rate Of eight inches in twenty-four hours,
with a gradual swell from st. Paul down.
The northern line Of boats are doing a
fair business, notwithstanding the dull
times, and carry the bulk OF produce
moving ON the river. The HaWkeye
State came up with a big trip, drawing
five feet of water, and a passenger list OF
three hundred persons.
The st. Louis Times Of the 18th a Y +.
The extreme warm weather of Sunday
and yesterday morning, terminated in a
heavy rain which commenced falling
about four o'clock yesterday afternoon,
and continued until nearly dark. The
indications were favorable for a rainy
night. Business does not improve my,
aud viii probably remain dull for several
weeks. The river at this point continues
to recede. The upper Mississippi is
rising, and the rise may check the decline
here. The Missouri and Illinois are fall
ing,
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Rr1Estee,a 0nIa

q DOEEs
No. 10 West Court Stree
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The
LANDS
FOR SALE.

ME have the pleasure OF placing on the
w ma rket those very desirable and valuable
lands, 50 wei known 70 the Community as the
Homestes d Tract OF the late Gefaldus BoD-
tyn, Esq, situated at the first station IN the
Memphis and Charleston railroad, five miles
east Of the city. The Improvements, with
= fgut twenty acres Of land, have been re-
G entity sold 10 Hume +. Hill, ESQ vino now
D esides upon the premises. the balance
or the tract, consisting Of about 80 acres,
has been laid on in lots varying in size from
I'VE to ten acres, fronting upon broad av-
enueg, and laid of 50. Is to secure the greatest
amount Of comfort the trains OF the Mem-
phis and Charleston railroad afford the oPpOr-
tunity Of gong in ane out Of The cts, from and
90 Bnntyn nj station, four times a day. so as %
make q residence as this point almost as con
genisnt Is 90 live Ia The city lts3lL
The eheice can now be had OF lots wholly or
part in original forest. OF in field,
In Exchange for City Property.
NThe executors are directed By the WiHto sell
ibis place and inYest in city property, and we
viii reeeive PROPOSITIONS % e~xchange foreither
Improved or vacant lots IN the city.
10 a n parties looking for a suburban resi-
debce. We do mol think any properly more de-
sirhble can be fand In regard 70 health, coD-
yenience OF good ne~igbborhood, within The
same distance from the city.
ThetarE1s will be made very liberal and eaSy,
and fhe ~ Ices low % parties DESTROYS oil buzz
ius for occupation. Plans on the subdivision
Will he shO Wn at our Office.
mvITEf ROXSTER. IRRELEVANT 4 co.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
IN THE CITY FOR
sale and Lease.

ONE HOUSE and LOT in Chelsea, beautifully
located. The Lot contains / acre Of ground
and he House is ample to Accommodate
small family. This property Is for sale.
FOR LEASE-TWO NEW HOUSES on Vanc,
street. with ali the modern improvements
These Houses are complete In every respect
FOUR VACANT LOTS on Third street.
TWO VACANT LOTS on fernando street.
TWO LARGE STORE HOUSES in the Proviae
Block. on Main street. four st lries in hight
and well arranged for business purposes.
TWO LOTS on Gayoso street.
TWO LOTS in South Memphis. adjacent r.
the River win lease the lots or sand Priv.
eleges separately.
Present Tenan we the preference to re-
new Leases.
For fuL particulars apply to
WIsDOM & DUFF,
No. 10 West Court Street.
mv3f If
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE OF TIE DAILY APPEAL

OIE4GL Ut 81 DALLl L.
MEMPHIS. June IL. 1881.
This has been one of the dulIest days
of the season in money circles. Currency
is again becoming less plentiful.
Gold is unchanged, with light sale s.
Silver is offered very slowly; bu. wing
at 26 to &c.
City scrip is not active. Brokers 0 fer
6Oc and sell at 81 to 64c. An effort is be-
ing made, we think, to depreciste the
value of city money. We can see 40
reason for the decline experienced in q le
past few days. Taxes to the amount Cf
nearly double the amount of scrip now l. ]
circulation viii be paid within the next
few weeks, and we should not be aston
ished to see it rise again more rapidly
than it fell
County warrants are in fair demand at
50 to S6c buying selling at soc.
Police scrip is inactive; zoe is the buy
ing rate; selling at 75e.
In bonds there is little doing. A small
amount Of Memphis d Little Rock bonds
sold at soc. In other securities there ia
nothing doing. Memphis and Ohio rail-
road stock lac. Memphis & Charleston
railrsad bonds, Use; Tennessee bonds,
with coupons, S. to SIC; Tennessee
bonds, new, "a to SIC; Mobile and
Ohio railroad bonds, soc; Memphis
city coupons, IS 10 COO Memphis city
railroad stock, Csc.
The uneurrent money market has not
bees active, and quotations during the
week have been steady.
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NOaa- Reaidenf NnfIcc

A1heeFy Court Of Memphis, Fam.
NO. te6.-J0seph o Tbwe.st
hoaa' Jsmes Calhoun et a. -ItAno Oa-
4 eppearing from sdddavit
6aihSu1ne, . ioSa q a KIlhr5lSod Calhoun. James 4.
eaawe A Calhoun are resI5y SaIhoun and
tle state Of TENNESSEE N~Nh-reslden1s ~
Als therefore ordered. fhat
S9ce hsrei1 az the Court Honse -
MONA III AI ~ Tenn on or before he 4 IS
mar ~ com ~. ana plead, answer OF ~,
~ Lss~.o l confessed, - to them ana -.
or5er ~ 20 q n eafte, and THAI a copy % II.
weeks IN the Memphis APrEAI 10
~ ASTON, Clerk and Masser
my2 laY4We- hanI
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Trustees Sale.

IN pursuance OF a deed OF trust sxsousas A..
L me by q. A fenerstacE, dated Tufv IA ~
and duly recorded in the RegisfarsQ &C.,
SHELBY county, Tenn. IN book No. - 49, -
pages 20, " and ~. f0< the purpose ~ &c.,
ING certain notes therein specided- end il ~
fauib Of payment having been made. WI -
saturday. the s2d DaE Of june. fss-
between the hours on0and Il o'eloek : 49,
southeast corner OF alley between Mo -
Front on Madison street1nthe city OF WeW1h
Tenn, sell, at public auction. to lie hiSbese
bidder, for cash, a certain lot or 49,
ground, IN the coanty Of ShelbF and $500
Tennessee, known and described al fon- o.
being about ave miles east OF the city 81 VS.
phis, on tbs waters OF CynresS erass Mem
known upon W. ArmOurlS snhjivisi~ z and
plan Of lOts in the Garrett traet a. % 81 nB
Grider& Funlaok, civil engineers 11 y
upon said plan as Lot Ne. - eizF 4aoNn
on the southeast corner o. the F,t.14
Srau and kucker avenues o. al 1sSatoa ol
said plat thence eastward wifS fA1pon
me OF said trace aEeuue tvgal-e sun
seventy-eight feet QzS 1eetl TO tba - 444
tAts JOnn rope tn9ace -oufEwa-n1 ne
a1nlre1 ana t~Wfnty~seven i've fe-th -
90 gLOn iee9 70 a stake thanee
SatI[ WE'VE hundred and zeVare-
ieeb us feet) % Rucker avenne 49,
Waraly with the east ffnaof Fnc[@
hree hundred and fweatE-seva9
Get ~ 3 0th feet % ths h~ssinni-u a
ns nine a1ty~ona hundredth acres fe 49,
The Tile 70 said p opsrty Z Assi~
Sood5 but I VII sel and convey only a. -
Egnt or waived
ie2ld HokACEE aAR1H, Trnstsa
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Chancery Sale Of Real Estate
Satardaa, T,slu s. 1sa.

No tl90, n. r. D-Tbos. Jones ~ N.th.
Ter 81 A-Chaneery Court u Memphis iiot
DH virtue OF an iuterlocatoyy deere
ID the this cause, ! VIII sch AZ Pnbiie 49, ~
70 the highest bidder, in front OF me go
house door IA the citf Of Memphis a
the hours of 10 am. ard p M. "Veh
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On the 9Th Day of July 1857.


between the hours Of 10 o'clock an. and
O'Clock pm, in front OF the courthouse In
Memphis, sell az pubic auction 20 the highest
bidder for cash. an undivided interest OF one.
hfth IN She fOlowing described real estate. ~
Ing and being in the county and state afoFe.
said, IN Range @, Section 2 OF the IIth sur.
VeyOr's District. and bounded ahus: Beginninp
at "a biacA oak sapLiuz, which has its TOP cut on
ron which south o. east, - inks. a red oak
falen-oown in the corner, southwest of Grant
No. Z9, N the name OF Wyllie Roberts: Thence
east ZIG poles 10 "a stake stauding four Links
northwest Of q post oak marked r." the
southeast corner OF Grant No. Z9g: thence north
81 poles TO a stake - dnks sCutu Of white oak
ner of a 80 acre tract in the name OF
John ID. Graham hence east Is poles
70 a stake 10 links west Of one ash mark. d n.
h. NJ" the northeast corner OF said Grahamfs
marked H. ~ NJ" the southeast corner OF
grant No. ESQ IN the name Of Johu H.. Graham.
in all 30 poles, TO a hOrsrbeam in the west boun-
line % Joseph Mcdowell jG9G acre tract.
and the southeast corner Of grant No. 1874 for
54ta acres IN the name OF F.. Mctfee tuence
north with Mc-OweiPs line crossing Wolfrfver
at 90 poles and through q cypress pond at IO
poles, poles, TO "a stake and small cher
" marked W, the northeast corner of said
grant f29f; thence north y poles to a stake
tasnce south Dc poles % a stake in the line Of
grant Nc. 4N6 thence crossing Wolf river twice
and through an island in said river So poles 10
a stake the northwest cOrner Of grant No.
1866 thence south q poles to a stake the
name Of Wyiie Roberts thence west crossing
Vol nver at 8 poles, in all 2l6 poles. 10 a stake
4 links west of a posi- oak marked 81" the
northwest c1rner Of grant No. 29; thence las
poles TO he beginning, containing Sl@ acres.
Tne title 10 this property is BELIEVED 70 be
good, but 1 viii convey only a. trustee.
J. u. MENDENHALL.
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