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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-13
Oiitrift Court ser Ser. Staaten faiir
oes Wittel Oiitrift BON Senneilee.
IN BANKRUPTCY.ys II

(S.s rpire bierrait besannt scmacbt. HsA am
N<s. 9esemher 1867 ein g8arrant in Bankruptcy
gsgsn eaS 8ern16sen Dot. 81. @. v UNI gu
erIae,l sporben ill., .ueIer a,f ieine eseue getittou
bin fit Bancroft erfIdrt worben lit, baB alto bic
Sa lung ppu Sdulhen nno uebertieferun9 non Gis
gentbum, peIes BEN bdnferott Grf 6rten geb6rt, an
ibn oSef su ieinem 9sbrar9 nnb bic Heberfraguns
1en irgel,6 eeni @igentbam hMreb i'm 9eSefIid per
boten fino; haB cine 8erfammlilng pom ben @idubis
6prbernnGen ~ prifen une einen ober mebrere Mis
ftgnees iei:,es 8efm3aens 81 erm6blet, am s. Sds
nIar 1868 unr 95S nbr 8ormittaas ale elm Court of
30. 8216 Gburd StraBe, Raibpile, Eenn,, nor Serrl
4leganber s. $rablep, Mesifter, ebdlten irer<
ben fol-. h5y g. ", GIn9cp6.
bs122m Ser. st. @ori4au, Blefenser.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-13
IN BANKRUPTCY. s

fSss sp:rn biertsit befaunf sen1adbt. baf ann
G<S0. 9sopember 1867 eiN 2SarraHt IN 8antrupteps
segem sas 8erm5sen pom g. s. Sorfptbe sn
Iafien noroen III, fpeIer auf feline ei enc 4etiti0n
bin fit bancroft ertIdrt pcrbei it, paB alio bic 3abs
tnngppn Gdm[oeH uno ueberiieferung ponGigentbuul,
ieinem @ebrau3 unb bic ueberiragung pon irsenb.
einem Gigentbttm ottrd bn seiesIi9 psrboten ftnb;
oaB cine gserfammiing non ben 8Idnbigern oes ge=
t,ailnten fiir terott @rftdrte, ihre Serbens
gen su prfen unb einen ober ebrere Mifenees fenes
Yernrf gems Al errpdbIen, an H. 1esember 1867 UNI
llbr 8ormittags ais ein Court Of nfrnpteD IN Der
Office bes 9fegiiters III zanfruptcp, Naihuiae,
SenneIiee, SO. 525z g1ur1 5traBe, ppr Serrn
aIeranber 9. Brablep, 8esiter, getnlten noers
ben fol-. q. u. -Stascpffs
nu26 I'm Ser. ST. Mari9au. Reifenger.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-13
IN BANKRUPTCY,

Hyss sUirb biersaif beeannt sfmacbf, fde am
S3E. Nopemner 1867 eth g8afrnnt OF Hnnsrlfptcp
asgen has Berm6gen ppn S.~G. Mttamap non
Moi tgonserp Gpiintp i'm Staate Tennefise sriaiien
iporben lit, ipeIer ali iene elgene Petition bin fur
GduIsen unb tleberliefermna poit Eisentbum meites
benz bantero Grftdrten sebbrt, IN tRt oser sp iene
GebrauH uHb bic nebertrdguhe pnn trgeno etneM
s,eriam,nIina pcr ben Bldnbiggr.t 6es genannten
iiir banterrft GrfIarten, nm tbte ScrSeranges 81
,,ssae,ts IN erpEben am 30 Gssenbey 1.6T. mut IL
iIbr WcrttttaaS ais ea Court OF Bdntrnptrp tn bgr
Efftce bes Meoters of Bankruptcy, GtarEsuihe Eemr
fserber lou o.. y. WtaSe peR,
.. ct. gVarI9aa. @sHsnssr,s
Gar5 8 O.. ME mRuilen.
pep. Is, ct. NariaaA, 9lsIfenssr. ba4 u !
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-13
Sclcgrap6. Radjrid)ten.
&dbelsSepefeben.
BabI ebicasos fir Oie repubIita>
n;fde Contention.
Sfa6ricbte aus 2Safbinatpn
8ut9 tbare Gifenbab NJ
Hnsf id in germott.
Sea6riebtetl aus lSafbinatpn

2pnOong11. 9eess
Die gfe9ierlln9 bot 6ie beabfdtiate
Senior Oeutoaltration in 9iperpoot pc
retnpforif6 berboten. gs9 s
Die y vSimes" bat einen slueiten Nrs
tifel iiber bic 8otl1aft 6es 8rdfioenten
Sobnlon ber0fentlidt, in tpelbem fie
lagt, oaB foiueit Iie aus Den GabeImit,
tbeilangen erieben Tonne, bas amerifa<
taniid)e 8olf pobl tbun rueroe, oie 9lns
iGten bes Braiibenten aber Die Biirs
9erredtsfrage 5H aoeptiren.
@binefidbe Oepel6en mel0en lleue
reboMtionGre Nnsbriide in Der 8ro
btn5 @boli nabe geting. Die Rebea, n
nfnridirten auf 6ieie Gtaot los.
Ser Btan e,nes frans6fiIden Nnst
lebens 1T anfgegeben ipor6en. SIN 4aris
glaubt man, oaB Der Gonferensplan nod
in Nnsflbrung fonrlnen ipiro.
Sn Dem italienilden parlament iuer.
ben bic Wfiniiter auf bas Seftiaife am
gegriheu, bod tuirb nernutbet, oa6 b E
Rammern ibreu 8efdtaB BON 1861,
&om ais glationaI<S Sanptltabt bon Stas
lien au erflaren, lri6errufen tper6en.
Rrin5 @Ortidatoff Lat bas 0aeidss
Sanjleramt oes raifif6en 9ei6es nie@
beraelegt.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-13
gbicago, u. Sec.

9ICu q ~ Ii. Gec.
Sic Gtaot tpirb fortpdhren6 in Mufs
resung erbalten burd einen nod uners
fldrten nadtliden 9drm in bem @oans
tDs gefdnsniB, iueIder 10 furdtbarer
Natur lit, oaB er aud Die ftarfiten 9ter>
ben erIdittert. 8ieIe aIanben al, etr
mas 8eipenitif6es unb uebernatiirli9es.
Sin inn9er Mann, 0amens 9einri1
2emper gsrietb init feiner Samilie in
Streit, erfdlug feline SHUTTER nit eirtem
Eniippel, priiseIte 6arauf ieineu @ater,
uno bib ieinetn 8ruber Die Stale ab
Ser llnbol6 ipurSe perbaftet, nobel er
beeauerte, bos e. ni@t bic ganse @ep
feIidaft babe t6oten f0nnen.
8ei Glton, Sa. lit cine 6euti9e So.
Mile, aus Nfann, Srna ulb suei Sim
bern beftebeub, Stamens Siaeler, iudbs
reno oes S4lafes bon stuei gleeern nit
Gegten tobtDeiAlagen iuorben. 9ieieIS
ben tpuBter, 6ab sc. $500 i'm Sanie
Iieaen bate. Giner Der Wf6roer, So>
fepb Narfbaa, 1T IN ct. 2ouis Ders
haftet nOrDeu.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-13

RATES oF ADyERTIsIN
RSP DAILY 81 90 per Square first insertio
aSI afty Cents for each subsequent Insertion
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-11-19
ALABAMA.

MONTGOMERY, November l9.-In the
Reconstruction Convention to-day an
ordinance passed its third reading ap.
propriating $4,000 to pay officers and
members of the Convention, who are to
receive eight dollars per diem, and eight
dollars mileage for every twenty miles of
travel to and from the capital. The
Committee on Taxation reported a seo-
ton to the Constitution, providing that
all taxes shall be assessed in proportion
10 the value of the property; that the
Legislature may levy a poll tax of one
dollar, fifty cents of which is to be ap-
propriated exclusively to the school fund.
Ordered printed. The franchise ques-
ton was discussed until adjournment
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-11-19
THE NEWS.

Our noon dispatches contain many points oil
interest. We have not space to refer specially.
In the Tennessee House on Saturday Mr..
Jordan presented bill to increase the School
Fund. 1t repsals all laws prohibiting the sale
of beer on the Sabbath. and provides that
license be annually taken out aud tax Of not
less than Eve dollars, or more than fifty dollars.
shall be laid upon all parties selling beer on
Sunday. The proceeds of the tax to be appro-
priated to the Common School Fund. Refer
red.
Gen. Harry 7. Hays has again been removed
from the shrievalty of Orleans parish for
the former reasons. DR.. George W. Avery has
beea appointed in his place. W. II. Riley
manager of the ST. Charles Theater, died sud
denly Saturday.
There is no prospect of another trial Of John
II. Surratt. 1t may possibly take place, how
ever, in January or February. tits ascertained
from official sources that President Davis Will
be tried on the indictment now pending.
There we're two heavy failures in Philadel-
mia yesterday, one a dry goods commission
house. liabilities 100000, and a machinist,
$4,000. Small assets in both cases.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-11-19
GEORGIA.

AUGUSTA, November Is. = Returss
from Florida show that the convention is
carried by a decided majority of regis
tered voters. Nearly all the blacks
voted, and but few whites. A large
number of negroes were elected to the
convention. In Lion three out of four
delegates are negroes. :,
The Conservative press of'Georgia ad-
vocate the meeting of convention at
Macon, in December, for the purpose OF
organizing party in opposition to re-
construction undsr the military bills,
and with view to defeat the constitu'
ton to be submitted. Neither time or
place for holding the reconstruction con-
vention has yet been appointed.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-11-19
The Danger. Of the Country.

The following is an extract from the
remarkable pamphlet by "Msrylander
bearing the shove title, and which comes
to Us through the New York World
The author is Reverdy Johnson, and the
pamphlet should be on sale BY our book
sellers, and can be had at the Baltimore
Sun Office This extract shows the
position Of the Supreme Court touching
the status Of the States lately in rebel
lion, ss disclosed BY the latest decisions
Of It's judges:
At The beginning Of he recent iusur-
reciion Il vas universally conceded that
vhen ii should be suppressed the Union
woul5 be. as i was before-composed Of
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-11-19

Edy@ The odlum OF reputation Is 81
tempted to be thrown by the bond
holders on those who advocate paying
the public debt in greenbacks. That
such an imputation is unjust appears in
the fact that such a payment would be
precisely in accordance with the con-
tract of the Government. Previously to
the year 1862, gold and silver coin was
the legal tender of the country, and
debts contracted before that year must
undoubtedly be paid in coin. But the
government of sovereign nation is not
restricted to gold and silver as the only
legal tender. 1t may make platina, or
copper, or iron, or paper, or oak leaves
lawful money and legal tender, and
there is no power or right to say aught
against it. And when it has done 30,
and contracted to pay its debts in lawful
Smoney, and required its citizens to re-
ceive such money for all purposes, its
promises will be redeemed and its faith
kept by payment of whatever is lawful
money. In February, 1862, Congress
passed what is known as the legal tender
act and provided that the future issues of
greenbacks by the Government should
be received as in full of all obligations
AS lawful money, and as legal ten
der in the discharge Of ell debts, public
and private, except only duties on
imports, and interest on the public deb"
4 contract made after the passage of
this Law is only efficaeious and obliga-
tory for greeubacks, without special
provision for payment in coin, because
the law entered into and made part of
the contract The forty bonds were
expressly made payable in gold, princi-
pal and interest, and the debts contracted
previously to February, 1862, were, and
are, payable also in coin, because that
was the legal tender of the country when
the debt was contracted, and it does not
become the Government to reduce its
obligations by legislation against its
creditors. There is no question but
these two classes of debts should
be paid in coin. And there is
no more question but that all
others will be sufficiently and honor
ably redeemed by payment in greenbacks.
Whatever was the legal tender Of the
country at the time of contracting its
debts, in other words, is just what the
creditor is entitled to receive, and no
more. As the debt of the country before
1862 is coreeded to be due in gold, and
the ten forties were made exceptions 10
the act governing their issuance, none
contend for paying either in greenbacks.
But it is clearly redemption of the faith
of the Government, and no reputation,
in all other cases to pay in the Lawful
money Of the country. This is a sub
ject of vast importance, and one which
is growing vigorously into a live and
real issue, which will have powerfully
controlling influence on the elections and
future Of the country. We publish to-
day, on our first page, the mastery
exposition Of this subject by Mr.. PendIe
ton, Of Ohio, in which be points out dan.
gers to come, and the means by which
thew NAV he avoided
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-11-19
BOSTON.

BosToN, November l9.-The sales OF
tickets to Dickens course of lectures to-
day caused no little sensation. AT sun
rise the crowd began to gather, and a
strong police was required to enforce
fair play among the eager applicants.
Nearly all the tickets for the course
(about $1,000 were sold and hundreds
were disappointed in not being able to
secure any. But few tickets fell into the
hands of spectators, who offer them at
twenty dollars each.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-11-19

nandad the practical relations" OF the
| State N that Union. Those ordinances
and acts boing now themselves Rnnulled
by the result OF the war aud the results
OF her citizens, suspension caused oy
them necessarily terminates, ana PRIOR
relations TO the State are restored, ana
she and her citizens entitled 10 all the
right,. aud bound by all the duties, ms at
frat But the doctrine itself which Con
gress seems TO have adopted toward the
Southern States, that by the result al the
war they are not States, but territories
subjected 70 the unlimited power OF Con-
rress, cannot be supported upon any
Constitutional or orther theory. The
idea of conquest by government, OF It's
own territory is ridiculous. The idea that
any department fthe Government OF the
Union has any other powers than those
conferred by the Constitution is equally
ridiculous. That Government had no
existence before the Constitution was
adopted il came into being solely under
and by virtue Of that instrument All It's
powers are granted by it. This being
the case, how can it be, that under any
circumstances, as long as the Constitu'
ton remains unchanged by the authority
creating it, the Government can exer'
else powers not delegated. This can only
be done by its making conquest OF the
Constitution itself, which, If possible, is
more absurd than conquest OF its own
territory. If that could be done. 1t would
become but government de Jdcfo,
without any other restraint than its own
will, which would be tyranny, Tor
whether unlimited power is is IN many
men, or in one man, is immaterial. Ty'
ranny is unlimited power, and its char,
acter is not changed by the number OF
persons who may exercise it. And yet
the claim which, Congress makes to
legislate for the Southern States is with,
out any Limitation. They have subjected
them to the military power, which they
assume is, for such purpose, within
their unrestricted control.
This pamphlet is represented as show
ing not only what the Constitution 49,
but also the reasons why it should remain
as it is, and how it will be impractcable
in the main to improve by amending 1t.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-11-19
HAVANA AND sT. DOMINGO

HAVANA, November l9-The French
steamer Panama, from Vera Cruz, has
arrived here. She brings as passengers
NJ. Magnus, late Prussian Minister to
Mexico; Queredo, of the bolivian Gov
eminent, NJ. ElVine, French Minister all
accredited to the late Imperial Govern
ment Prince Salm Sslm is also passen-
ger, all on their way to Europe. The body
of MACMILLAN had been delivered to
Admiral Tegethof Ithad become badly
decomposed The body is expected to
arrive at Vera Cruz about the end Of the
month. Many resident physicians deny
the existence Of cholera in this city. A
tremendous hurricane occurred at St
Domingo on the 30th ult., which caused
heavy loss of life and great destruction
of urOnerty
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-11-19
UTICA STEAM CoTToY MILLS,
-TTICA, N, Y, November 10, 81.

j. Merritt, Esq, Prest South Western Frt. and
Cotton Press Co., st. Louis, Mo-,
DEAR SIR: We have received and are now
receiving Cotton from Memphis by your line,
and as il comes to hand SO promptly and in such
perfect order, / consider our acknowledge
ments Of the fact, although unsolicited, your
due. We have taken Cotton into our Mill on
the eighth day after shipment from Memphis,
the same having been compressed and shipped
by your Company, The usual time of transit
ton heretofore, has been from sixteen to twenty
days. We have never received our Cotton in
such good order before.
Very respectfully,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-11-19
THos. BENNETT. JR.
NEW YoRK. November "a. 1867.
j. Merritt. ESQ.,. President s. w. II. and Cot

INV
]. Merritt, Esq. President S. W. II. and Cot.
Press Co., st. Louis, Mo-,
DEAR SIR: We are today in receipt OF the
cinnati, consigned TO us. Ii is in the very best
order. When all our shippers learn the bene-
fits Of COMPRISING they will no doubt very
generally patronze you. Shippers hence to
Liverpool to-day get freights q penny less on
account of its being compressed. Less mend
ing and picking is generally needed. and il
loses less by plucking or stealing on route, and
freights on all routes are less of course. We
advise our correspondents to compress their
Cottons, and we trust you will reduce your
charges so low that all will be induced to pat
ronize you.
Very truly yours. B. p. BAKER & CO.,
Commission Merchants, No. ITO Pearl street
lHnnoHer SQUARED. IL
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-11-19
FITNERAL NOTICEs.

The friends aud acquaintance Of james La
gOrio and family are respectfully invited 20 A.
tend his funeral. from his Tesidqnoe, No. 70
Front street, Wednesday morning Of 10 o'clock.
Carriages in attendance az residence.
The friends and acquaintance ofN X. llu-
cas- and family are requested to attend the iu-
neral Of his wife, st st. Lazarus Church, TO-
morrow morning at ii O'Clock. Carriages at
thu Churcn.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-11-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
WAMsurrA Nuts, NEw BEDF0RD,
November LIST, 1867,

WAMsurrA MUS, NEw BEDr0RD,l
November LIST, 1867.
]. Merritt, Esq., President S. w. Freight and
Cation Press Co., st. Louis. Mo-:
To-d,y we are in receipt OF ono hundred
bales OF Cotton by your line, in three cars.
Have received up TO this time $50 bales. The
Cation has come Ia admirable ordsr. Manu-
facturcrs will soon find out that Il is for their
interest 10 have their Cotton come North by
river aud rail from Memphis. IL do any
thing in New Orleans this year. think will
sign IL 10 yOur Company TO forward to us. 1t
can then be COMPRESSED the same rs though
bought in Memphis, and will, without doubt.
reach us in better order and less loss than If II
came by vessel from New Orleans to New York
or Boston. -
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-11-19
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, November l9.-Attorney
General Stanbery has published card
denying that he is the author OF an
article affirming the illegality OF the
session of Congress. The article was
signed with his initials; hence the mis-
take
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-11-19
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CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, November l9.-lt is ex,
pected that new State tax bill will
be shortly issued by General Candy
Merchants have requested him to lower
the taxes,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-11-19
Attachment Suit.

Municipal Court of Memphis-WoOldridg x
Co., plaintiffs. VS.. B. Labo, defendant.
A FFIDAvIT FOR ATTACHMENT HAV-
N ing been made in this case, in pursuance
Of section 3455 of the Code of Tennessee, and
attachment having been issued, and returned
by the proper officer levied, etc." on the
property of the defendant, B. Labe. it is tn
fore ordered that said defendant appear at the
Court Room in the city of Memphis, Tenn, on
or before the FIRST TUESDAY IN DECEM-
Der NEXT, and defend this suit, or the same
will be taken for confessed as to him, and the
case set for hearing exparte and that copy
Of this order be published once week fer four
consecutive weeks in the Public LEDGER.
l.. B. EATON, Clerk.
By MASON HYnE, Deputy Clerk. oaw 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-11-19
TITUS 81 CO..
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No. 10 Jefferson st., Memphis, Tenn.

WE RESPECTFULLY SOLICIT A
w share Of the business of the planters of
the South. We thank our former customers
for their patronage. ard would be pleased to
have them continue business with us. Our
charges are the same as heretofore. All cotton
CONSIGNED to us will be insured, unless other
wise instructed 20-Q
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-11-19
OFFICERs.

w. b. GREENLAW, President
JAS. ELDER, Vice-President.
s. II. READ, Secretary.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-11-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE.

HAVING RETIRED FROM THE REAL
Il kEtate and Rental business on account Pr
ny health, would hereby thank the pablo
Tor the liberal patronage that has been he
slowed upon me, aud | would respectfully re-
commend and cordially ask for q continuance
q TIC sane to my successors. MesErs. REID
4 WILSON, gentlemen Of known integrity and
business qualifications. Q. W. POOL.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-11-19
WONDERFUL INVENTION!
HERE 1T IS---LOOK AT 1T.
THE INVALID AND PARL0R SPITTOON.
JNO. M. CAYCE'S PATENT.

FRANKLIN, Tenn, Sept. II, 1867.
MO COMPLICATION ABOUT 1T. NOT
IN liable to get out Of order. Only two movaI
bic pieces in the operation Of using 1.-THE lid f.,
and the lever that raises II. The lever is placed
in the handle, and when the handle is taken
hold of the lid rises; when released, the lid
closes. thereby excluding from view the entire
c0atents Of the box. u is an ornament for the
center table does away all the pleasantness
from the casting on expeotOration about tho
sick bed. II is as easily cleaned as an ordinary
tin CUP. SEE one Of them and you will never
use any other receptacle for expectora.i0n. Its
cheapness and superiority being so much supe-
riOr than anything ever before used for the
purpose, and adapted 10 all classes and condi-
tons Of our race, in all climates at home or
abroad. by land or by sea, by day or by night,
in ekness and in health, 10 prosperity or ad-
versity-always at your service ready to servo
you, and almost for nothing only one dollar
and for much less to wholesale customers
No man Of energy need ever complain Of hard
times or fear OF starving, II he's can raise even five
dollars 70 begin with. One handred AGENTS
WANTED IMMEDIATkLY.t to aid in supply
ing the demana, County and State Rights for
sale. poIae. and come quickly Delays are
dangerpIf, Disease is in the land. We say
again. every family on the globe should have
one or more.
49, NJ r.. %a-~-Ur
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-11-19

n office to Iax-Rayers.
DY 0RDER0 OF BOARD OF COUNTY COM
ID missiOners, l will proceed to issue DIS
TRESS WARRANTS to all owners of PER-
taxes shall remain due and unpaid after the
Both day of November, 1867.
PHILIP GARVIN,
~ Tax-COllecter Shelby county. Tenn.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-11-19

SCALE on PRicRs.-Dress Circle and Par
quette, 81 20; Orchestra Chairs. 81 so; Family
Circle so cents Third Tier and Colored Gal
Ierv 95 cents: COlnred nOxes so cents.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-11-19
10 W. -. IA n -
OF MEMPHIS,
General Agent for the United States; Head
quarters at the Arcade, 3G5 Main street


FINDER AND BY VIRTUE OF A DEED
~ Of Trust. 20 me o. ecuted by Jno. Scott and
John ID. Armour. on the twenty-iifth day Of
October eighteen hundred and sixty-f to
secure the payment of n certain promissory
note therein described. and which Deed is re-
corded in the Regi tors Office of Shelby county,
~ Record Booz 90, cart l, pages 81. l53 and
IS. shah proceed 10 sell 10 the highest and
best bidder, for cash, on the premises in the
city Ct Memphis. Monday, December u. 1851 1.
between the hours Of 10 and y o'clock, the fol-
To- ing described property, viz: Part Of original
county lot four hundred and ninety-six l4Sjl.
beginning NJ point four hundred and seventy
Eve feet (f75l east Of the intersection Of lau-
deriale and Madison streets; thence running
west on the line Of Madison street thirty feet
fS0j: thence unning north one hundred and
sixty (l60l foei 10 an alley. which runs between
Madison and Court streets, parallel with each
% ance running east thirty l30l feet on the line
OF said alloy: thence running south one hun
drei and (lOl feet, 20 the place Of bcginuine
bsiar the west halfoflo number fixty-iour ltil /.
The title 70 the above property j. supposed
TO be good but ] will convey only a. Trustee.
p. II. DAVE.
Msmphi., Nov. II. 1867. egsl
NTOTICE-TO NY FRIENDS. HAVING
n returned from the country. | will resume
ny practice. aad eau be found az my resideaces
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