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Withdrawal of the Democratic Candi-
date for Governor in Georgia.

ATLANTA, GA, March 2l.-Judgc Reese,
Democratic candidate for Governor, viii
publish letter in few days, Withdrawing
from the canvass on the ground OF inellgl-
blity. The Democratic Executive State
Committee holds a meeting in Macon on
Thursday next.
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IrfAruNENr FRocEEDINGS.-ItiS stated
..s. The Presidents counsel have nearly
mslctcl the ground Of his defence and
.um.ueut lawyers here who have been
4ll. acquainted with it pronounce the
Ga.eacc strong one, and such a one as
Mil meet the approval and favorable
yrlrt Of the pcopio, even though the
senate should vote for conviction. 1t is
reported that Mr.. EvartS is preparing &
~..uoy argument for the continuance OF
Gv. case. The House managers arc al
va.. daily pcrfccting their case. II is un-
.r-.3od that the duty Of making the
..va.ug argument has been entrusted to
H.. Butler, and that Mr.. Bingham will
A.yc the summing up.-Stu, letter.
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THE KUKLCS-WHAT rs IT7-The word
Kuklux," which designates band OF
REGULATORS" as recognized in Texas and
other western States, is supposed to be
derived from the Greek word Euklos,
which signifies a circle. Those who, in
many instances, have suffered from depre-
dations at the hands of active members of
Loyal Leagues have, as we are advised,
organized an antagonstic society solely for
the purpose of protecting persons and pro-
perty. Such is the design of these clubs
as represented by gentlemen from Nash
vile. All this vague alarm manifested by
certain carpct-bag adventures and Office
holders, who came hither simply to plum
der an impoverished people, will hardly
suffer at the hands of the "kuklux."
General Thomas, if the association is pro-
pcrly represented, employs detectives in
vain. There will be no violation Of
law by the Kuklux, and others who
attempt wrongful acts may find a
power intcrposing its authority which is
only terrible to thieves and wrong-doers.
II is said, with what degree of truthful
ness others must determine, that the
kuklux " constitute already powerful
organization in this county. If no other
harm be done than that ascribed to the
association in Middle Tennessee, there
surely can be little reason for the condem-
nation of society which at worst is q
counterpart Of Loyal Leagues; with the
recommendation added, that while Leagues
arc composed Of the most dangerous be,
cause the most ignorant people on the con
tncnt, members of the mystic association
are citizens Of Tennessee, and permanently
bound to the soil. These last are interested
in the maintenance Of order and good GO
vernmcnt, while Loyal Leaguers have
everything to gain by public wrongs and
Memphis Ledger.
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A DESPERATE n EGRo.--At Helena, Ark.
~ 10

4 DESPERATE NEGRO.-At Helena, Ark,
Thursday, Bart. Turner, sheriff, attempted
to arrest negro who had recently killed
three negroes in an adjoining county. The
negro drew Il revolver and shot Turner
through the body, knocking him Oft his
mule, which the negro mounted, and fed
to the hills, where he was pursued by a
posse. On their attempt TO arrest him, he
fired, woundinG William Sebastian. The
negro was held at bay until Il squad OF
soldiers arrived, who fired upon him,
wounding him severely. He was captured
and carried to Helena. None Of the
wounded were dead at the last account.
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Cnor MADE WITH A Cow.-Thcro is a
man living not far from Danvillo who,
when the war closed, finding himself with
OUT horse, mule, or even an old steer,
hitched mp his milch COW and made good
crop. He fed the COW high, and she not
only ploughcd his land, but gave him milk
for his table. -Dmrile Times.
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HOES.-Five casks "Elwell's" Wedding
IL and Killing HOES, my own importation
just received per steamship City OF LONDON
and for sale by CHARLES J, SlNtUN.,
NH No. lis5 Main street.
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HAVANA, March 2l.-The proposed Gu
ban loan has been withdrawn from Lon
don and put in the Madrid market, with
expectations OF better terms there.
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FOR SHIRTS TO MEASURE,

FOR SHIRTS TO MEASURE.
This is speciality with us.) We have sam
pies of all leading BRANDS of MUSLIN,
PLAIN and FANCY LINENS, and FRENCH
CAMBRICS.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED IN
ALL CASES. NH Pm
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TERRIBLE TO LOYAL LEAGUERs.-Thc
following, which we copy from the Mem
pilis ArG,oncic, We suppose to be sum
mons addrcsSc! to a kukluX Khan:
II. .. XIV.
TOMORROW.

THE Sons or Observation-Disclosures,
March 3D.. P. Miligan, one Of the re-
leased Sons Of Liberty conspiratCrs, who
was discharged from the Ohio pentcn-
tary by o decision Of the Supreme Court,
has entered writ against the following
persons for conspiracy, false imprisonment,
and libel: Governor O.P. Morton; General
4. r. llovey, the commander Of the Dis
trict Of Indiana !; James i. Frazer and
Robert c. Gregory, judges Of the Supreme
Court OF the State; also the reporter Of
the court, and W. K. Holloway, editor OF
the .Iournni. The suit is commenced in
Huntington county. The case will be
transferred to the United States Court,
the damages To be laid at half million.
1t is said that other cases are to he COM
mcnccd soon 10y other martyrs.
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CowuD,NG AND PISToL Shooting N ST.
-.-t>.-S.. LouiS, March 20.-lsaac Nj.
".a, who SHOT and severely wounded
H. Emour Eoultaire some time ago, as
~tu.ted the latter tonight, on Fourth
sect, with d cowhide, and was Shot by
'"4.;ajrc, the ball taking effect in Ruth's
.~,t breast Just below the shoulder.
}Juitairc received several cuts on his
.s"v and hands, but is not seriously in
red. The affair grew out of u letter re-
Gently published 10y Voultaire, addressed
/. :4c grand jury, declining to prosecute
"-.. for shooting him last winter, which
,a@,iucd some reflections on Ruth and
u. wife, who was formerly Mrs. Voultairc.
'aa.tajre las been held to bail on the
1-4lge Of assault with intent to kill.
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The next Course will commence on W ED
NESDAY, April lst, and continue until the
end of July.
Daily Lectures, illustrated by the extensive
resources Of the College museum ana laoora-
torv will be given, with familiar and Iull ex-
aminations.
The Clinical advantages of the College, and
Towards Grove Hospital and the Clty Aims
house, will be open to the class
Facilities will be afforded for dlssectinG.
Text Books, those used i'll the winter: The
Faculty of the College, in the examination for
degrees, recognize an attendance on TINS course
as equivalent to twelve months study in the
Office of a preceptor, and allow the student Il
deduction, on the charges for the winter
course ensuing, Of half the amount paid for
this.
Fee for the course, $50.
For any further Information, address
NJ. L. JAMES, NJ. D., Dean,
l0l West Grace street.
fe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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and General Hancock had a prolonged in
terview to-day.
One hundred thousand dollars of the
new national bank notes have been ship
ped to New Orleans.
The revenue receipts to-day were S242,-
900; for the week, $780, 900.
A small party of Virginia Radicals have
been complaining to senators of General
Schofeld. They have been referred to
General Grant. The particulars of the
complaint have not TRANSFERRED.
The United States Consul at Zanzibar
writes on the 10th of November that there
is still hope that DR.. Livingston, the Afri-
can traveller, is alive.
In the loose discussion in the House to-
day on the bill muzzling the Supreme
Court Mr.. Woodward characterized the
action of the House as indecent.
Maynard, of Tennessee, said the indie
cency was on the part of the Supreme
Court, which seeks to transcend its politi-
cal sphere and decide political questions.
a process has been issued from the Su-
prcmc Court against Grant, Meade, Rock
we'll, and Ruger, 1.-THE two last being mill
tary Governor and Treasurer of Georgia,)
rcturnable December lst, in the new Geor-
gia case. The court retains under advise
ment the question of preliminary iDjunc-
ton against these parties.
The impeachment managers have sum-
moned twenty-five witnesses. The sub
punas are signed Witness, S. p. Chase,
Chief Justice Of the United States and
President of the Senate sitting in said i'm
parchment" This formula, including
Chase's name, is printed.
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Sur mis- for Sale.

a NEW AND COMPLETE SAW
~ MILL for sale cheap III The FARlET9
EMPORIUM, Seventh and Canal streets,
,ch.r. can be bought or sold all kinds Of Ma
chiuery, Furniture Clothing, Hardware, Hnr-
ness, or any kind OF new or old articles, Rags,
Metals, Bones, &c, &c. NH 2o-3t-
TNGINE AND SAW MILL FOR
r. SALE.-A TWENTY HORSEPOWER
ENGINE on 4 twenty. horse power locomo-
tive due boiler, with SAW MILL at
tached, all in good order, for sale. rice
81 200. They may be seen near sort Wal
thall. Chesterfield county. Va. Address
TAPPEY, LCM SDEN i CO,
NH ls-.w Petersburg, Va.
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Fertilizers.

UANO.-100 tons No. PERUVIAN
" GUANO receiving this day direct from
the Government agent. For sale mt lowest
market rates. ALLISON & ADDISON,
mi ('arv str
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CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.

CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.
Our SAMPLE CARDS are now on exhibit
ton and are replete with all the various Pat
terms of French, English, and American
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, and EESTINGS,
Of fine and medium quality, and 1T prices
within reach of all.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-23

Renewal OF Diplomatic Relations be-
tween Turkey and the United States.
CoNsT ANTISoPLE, March 2l.-Diplo-
matte relations between Turkey and the
United States, which were temporarily
suspended, have been resumed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-23

Zee Breaking Up in Canada-Kailrond
Frauds.
MONTREAL, CANADA, March 2l.-Thcice
is breaking up in the harbor and moving.
Heavy frauds in the Grand Trunk rail
road management are reported.
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Insurance CO1sap0,sies.


DIEDMONT LIFE TRANCE
L COMPANY OF VIRGINIA.-w. c..
DARLINGTON, President; DR.. c. HENRY
PERROW, NJ. D., Medical Adviser; J. ].
HOPklN, Secretary. This company issues
policies on all popular plans, including ere
turn premium " plans; on some of these
plans after one cash payment, on others after
i,oo. It's policies are non ,forfeiting.
The success of the PIEDMONT is unprece.
denied During he first five mon tbs Of its
organization it has issued larger number Of
policies than any other company in the United
States during the same PERIOD OF its existence.
The PIEDMONT is a great success. Its
responsibility is unquestioned, its terms are
liberal its rates low, and its management
is in the hands Of men of rs high integrity
and as fine business ability rs any III the
RICHMOND AGENCY,
Office 1915 Main street. nearly opposite post
office. H. G.. DESH1ELDS, Agent.
Dr.. I Il. PAGE, Medical Adviser.
NH Ism
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA
SUMNER SCHOOL.
I.ECTC RERS !:

LECTURERS:
r. \. LEWIS, NJ. D., Chemistry
J. +. LITTLE, NJ. D., Physiology:
]. :. WEXFORD, VI. D., Materla Medca and
Therapeutics.
NJ. i. JAMES, VI. D., Practice.
r j. PEBBLES, NJ. d., Obstetrics and DIS
eases OF Women and Children.
b. Sr. G EoRGE TCcKER, NJ. D., Anatomy.
l. r. PAGE, IL. D., Surgery.
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MEN AND BOYS.

MIN hAND DO I'-'
Embracing all the --LATEST Sly LIE IA
BRICS of European and American manu-
facture, which we are prepared TO sell at
prices that defy competition FOR CASH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-23

NoRE DEMOCRATIC VICTORIES Bedtord,
H., March 20.-At the election to-day the
Democrats carried this borough by sixty
NE majority-a gain Of forty-one over last
III. IltaSviAe, Pa, March 20.-At the
o.sE election held today in Coray and
'laaviIlo the Democrats elected mayors
%1d majority Of city councils. Harris
I"3 I0., March 20.-The election here
"-day went Democratic. The day was
very stormy, and the vote small.
lie CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT Re-
,.oiLD By CALIFOENIA.-San Francisco,
march ZO.-Tho Assembly has rejected the
amendment TO the Federal Constitution
u! vote Of forty-six to twenty -four.
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NH l2-eod6t President Board u Health

To my old customers and friends desire TO
return my thanks for the hoerai patronage
hos lowed upon me for 80 many years, and ask
= continuance of IL 10 the new concern, as
surfing them that my best efforts shall be used
TO please them III the future, as they have
been in the past
NH l4-eod2w ALBERT BLAIR.
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TELEGRAPTIIC NEWS.
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

INTERVIEW BETWEEN THE PRESIDENT AND
GENERAL HANCOCK-CoMPLAIST OF vIR-
GINA RADICALS AGAINST GENERAL sCHo-
FIELD-GENERAL GRANT To ATTEND To
IT-AN OPINION ABOUT THE SUPREME
COURT PROCESSES ISSUED FROM THE ST.
IRENE COURT AGAINST GENERAL MEADE
AND OTHERS, &C., &C, &c.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-16

to 81 50 per barrel. Mess Pork firm at
S29 rs to 80 per barrel. Prime Mess, S27
to q so; Bacon Clear Sides, ia to Isle;
Clear Rib, 17!c; Rib, lie; Shout
ders, 14e; Plain Hams, Is to
l9c; Sugar-cUred Canvassed do, 20 to
Die. Lard is firm with active demand,
49, to l9c in tierees 19l to zoe in kegs
Corn scarce and firm, at ST. on levee
81 % in store. Ear Corn, in bulk on
fiatbost, 85e. Oats scarce at so to s5c in
store. Bran, S2S to 25. Hay, 81 to is
on levee, $40 to 20 from store. Meal is
scarce and firm fresh, 81 SO; kiln-dried
81 IS to 5 in a small way SIS 25 per Dbl.
Old Chickens firm at IS to 6; Young 10
good demand a. s. to 3 25 Eggs, II 10
49,. Flour quiet, ranging from 81
to IA per Dbl. New family flour Of City
Mills now in market at S1I to IL 50. Pc
tatoes duh, only local demand-selling at
so to 75c per bushel, or 50 90 to so per
barrel. Butter is firm at % to
zoe for choice country and Western.
Cheese dull-PFiees range from I44 to lie
for good. Coffee is quiet, with fair
oboSh WV - " @-o2 " Java % " RI EAU-
lasses firm Sugarhouse, in barrels, Csc to
soc; half barrels. soc to 81 20; kegs, SO
to 10 so. New Onions, quiet at 81 so to
per barrel. Salt steady; barrels, So Is;
sacks, 50 rs to 8; Dairy Salt
psr barrel, "a 90. Tar in kegs per
dozen, IS IS to 90. Sugar firm; prime
to choice Louisiana, 16 to lie
fair, IA to 15c; Island Sugars, Is to
l6c. Tobseeo-lugs to common, 5 to he;
selections, is to zoe; fancy work natural
leaf, 81 90 to 81 Is; bright pounds fancy,
81 to 81 IS medium, soc to 81 common,
SO to 75c; smoking, fine and fancy, 81 to
81 25; common, IS to 75c. Whisky is
dull and nominal. We quote at 81 to / %
per gallon for common, in a small way.
There is no live stock in market. The
only demand comes from city butchers,
who must look for their supply outside
the stock yards, all of which are empty.
Choice beeyes would sell at to Sc.
Hogs are also very scarce and prices
are nominal. Sheep are scarce and
higher. A lot of 80 hsad are held at S.;
an offer of that fgdre to divide the lot
was refused.
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NEnPnIS APPEAL
BY TELEGRAPH.
Noon Dispatches.

New YORK, July 15.-The HeraZd's
Washington dispatch says Chief Justice
Chase has again declared himself in full
sympathy with the Democratic party.
He disagTees with the plank in their plat
form relative to Southern constructions.
He believes that these constructions
should stand until changed by the people
of each State-aIl voting.
If the Radical programme prevails the
vote Of those three States cannot be
counted in the Presidential election.
Hendricks commanded the attention
Of the Senate 10 his speech, In which he
took review Of the political situation,
and scored the Radicals terribly for their
teTgiversaiions. He presented the issues
Of the campaign with clearnees and
ability.
Saluave is likely to succeed in his op
position to the Coco rebellion. The in
surgents are now besieging Port-su-
Prince. They were Tepulsed in an as
~ault made on the LIST inst.s
On the 2G inst. Ganaives was stiIl be-
sieged. That place as we'll as Cape
Hay ten still hold out for President Sal
nave. ...
1t is now believed that seven or eight
persons were lost by the accident on the
steamer Stephen How, on Monday even
ing.
The thermometer yesterday ranged
from SO to 1862. There were f0rty-seVen
cases of sunstroke in this city.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Jdly 15.-The
Legislature contains thirty negroes. The
Senate door-keeper and the Sergeant-at-
Arms and Chsplain Of the House are all
negroes.
Gov. Smiths inaugural fRvOrs the re-
mOval Of disabilities.
! LOUISVILLE, July I5.-The Courier s
| Washington special says there are few
sore head temporary sojcucners there
who failed to secure the nomination of
their friends at New York, and are talk
ing OF third party movement, but there
is not respectable politician in it, and
it will fall stillborn. The names of Chase
and other prominent persons have been
used in connection with it, but without
authority. 1t is definitely settled that
that all the Southern States, excepting
Virginia, Texas and Mississippi, will be
admitted to representation in Congress
before its adjournment.
Under the 14th constitutional amend
ment, the States refusing to allow negro
suffrage lose representation in proportion,
but it is understood that it will not be
applied until sitter the next census.
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DIR. JAMES,

! FORMERLY OF JAMES LOCK HOSPITAL,
! + Custom . ouse street, New Orleans, (esrab-
lished 1850, for the LIST even years located in
I Chicago, and celebrated throughout the coun-
/ DISEASES, can be coufdentially consulted a.
his Office and parlOIs 81 and 80 Randolph street,
corner OF dearborn street, or by letter PostOtlce
/ DR.. JAMES treats CHRONIC MERCURIAL
SYPHILITIC. BLOOD and SKIN Disc ASKS.
ami al I~ORDERS Of n tONTA6IOUS We
NEREAL CLARA CrER-Wbich lie ures with
ont the use of mercury, iOCida p"taSsii, arsenic
or any poison, but with his NEUTRALIZER, a
positive cure for AL humors ana b, OCd pOiSOns
ORGANIC WEAKNESS, scch as SEMINAL
EMISSIONS, brought on by abuse OF the or
gans, early indiscrstions, excuses, or entail ed
heredttar ", causing loss OF memory. confu-
sion, depression, dimness Of vision and often
times insanity, with deplcrsble train or other
s. mptOms, treated snl radically cured by an
in:a!lible method, saving time and expense.
All diseases peculiar 10 the sexual organs, Of
private character, radically and permanent
cured.
Old diseases Of the most horrible class. where
the blood has become poisoned, producing
blOfches on the face, small Watsry blsieTs
pans In the head and bones, liberated throat
and nose, sores on the limbs and bo1y, scrofuia.
together with an endless number Of suffer
ings-effectually and permanently cured.
DR. JAME7 is rec Gnmendes1 by the press OF
the country, by professors OF medical COLLEGES.
ard by the medical profession generally. Those
afflicted should spply 10 him, and be cured al
1BF MONITOR. by DR.. James. treatise upon
diseases peculiar u the sexual organs Of e ther
sex. causes effects and their remedies. compiled
from an experience OF twenty years praetice
IN The eNciu slve treatment Of these diseases
sent to any address, securely wrapped. Price
one dollar. Pamphlet o. SPERMAToRRHsA, or
one on SYPHILIS, seat in sealed envelope upon
Or. JAMES, Postofnoe drawer 556S, Chicago,
Illinois. apl- ii
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TRUST SALES.
Trustee,s sale

u I virtue Of Deed OF Trust executed to the
~ undersigned by Robert w. johnson on tue
SIN OF october, 1856, and duly recorded ia the
Recorders Offices OF the counties OF Jefferson
anu Pulaski, Slate Of Arkansas, and now re-
IeIreu 20 10 secure the Indebtedness therein
mentioned.
Ihe partnership therein reclted having to-
tally tai-ed, and the personal assets been con
sumed.
The said Robert ". Johnson having been de-
eiAied a Bankrupt; and there being Outstand-
ing llcCnlprauces largely over enc hundred
dollars prior TO the Trust on the properly
hereinafter set forth for particulars whereof
references may be had TO the Deed OF Trust o.
record as Aforesaid, wherein the titles and ali
ia rum brauces are reuited
Inc taxes OF % being unpaid, and no funds
70 pay them nor % pay other existing and err
rent expenses and lUF Eunury other causes
that require the prompt execution OF the said
Trust.
Ihs undersigned do therefore give this no.
tee, IN The memphis Appeal ami Little kOck
Gazstte. for thirty days, under ana by vfrUe
Of the powers ested II JneIu By the said Deed,
that on The
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TAX PAYERS, FAKE NOTICE!

DHIILP GARVIS, Tax Collector 2 T 1857, has
4 neen selling lands tlr the Tax OF Iog7 all
ms wees, vii nLish to-day a. the CT cult
Courthouse door Tax PayerS WI bear ia
mind tnat PENALTY OF FlfTA PER GEN
viii M lately acc ue nall lands so G. either
10 indtyiU uRls o. Sne state and rigid isgisi II
has recently been en- cfed e Asst thoee " no
fzil 10 pas their taxes The s ollect-r VIII De
engaged fora y eeE IL ma ng OuL l. is report Of
sales, during v hlcl time he viii cOnlmodsts
those no sire 10 co tsibU.e IA. II part ia The
hupport OF Lhe government, JyI0IW
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-16

The undersigned hereby gives notice or bIs
appointment a. assignee OF Latd. Cant
wright q Co., Of Memphis. IN the county OF
shelby and state OF Tennessee, within said
District, VINO ave been adludged Bankrupts
upon their own petition, by the l. street 4, lrt
OF said District,
Memphis, Tennessee, the 4th day Of June,
A.D.r lso8 WILLIAM Y. CIkOUE,
Ieo Y - Assignee Etc.
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On the ae.h Day Of July, 1888,

Between the hours of 10 am. snd l pm.
expose to public sale, to the highest bidder Tor
cash at the cOuI th0use door, on Union street,
below Second street, in the city OF Memph1s,
the following described real estate, conveyed
by said deed, to wit: Situated in the city o.
Memphis, begin ming at the southwest corner of
Shelby and PoEtOtOc streets; thence with the
west Side OF Shelby street twenty-five feet
south: thence parallel with PontOtOc street
westward two hundred teet TO the east side OF
clinton street; thence nOrthWard with the east
lire OF Clinton street tweuty-siX feet 10 the
south line Of Pontotoc street; thence eastward
with the south line OF PontOtoc sire ct two
hundred feet to the beginning being Part OF
the lot conveyed 10 said Jos W. Alley by T.
Lane on the IUJh day OF May, 1876.
The title is bell we'd to be perfect, but I Will
convey only such as is vested in me as Trustee.
The equity of redemption IS waived.
ieE to F. ". ROYSFER. Trustee.