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GREAT DURABILITY,

n wilt no ~ the interest or cvcry farmer 10
EXAMINE THIS " MACHiNE bcfore contracts
ing foruny other. Clli m see the machine,
ot send Tor Illustrated ant Descriptive circular
to n, rORrI n co. Agents,
nO9Ttf foafOria, Ono.
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FoR SALE CHEAP. A secondhand SAFE
us good as new. Price Ss5. Call at Martin
Wagner's.
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Balduess, grayuess, snd other i'm
periections of the lIair will be re.
garded as inoxcusablc after a trial of
Mrs 5. \, Aliens Improved (now
tyle) Hair Ros,orer or Dressing, Gn
sone bottle.) Every Druggist sells it.
trlee One Dollar. NOES iw.
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. 8 8 8 . . - .

To THE WoREING CLAsst-l am now prepared
q furnish all classes with constant en- ploy men /
u their homVs, the whole OF the time or for their
spare moments. Business new. light aud proht'
armed BY persons Of either sex, aud the toys
and girls earn nearlyaa much smen. Great In
durenenisare offered hose who viii devote
cry perron who sees This notice, may send me
their address aud test the business hem-
selves | make the following unparslleltconrT
ness, will send SftOpny foi tho t-ouble OF wri-
ng me. Fall particulars, direct Ons, &c., seat
no2j-3m &c. ALLEN, Augusta, Me.
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THE BUSINESS CoLLEGE.-Messrs
Howe & Souder are meeting with sue.
cess with their enterprise here
They already have about twenty stu,
dents enrolled, and the number is
rapidly increasing,
Their rooms in Kifchuer's block,
are fitted up in good stylc, aud is
very convenient for the purpose
We are satisfied that any one who
may lend helping hand 20 these
gentlemen ia making their College a
success, will never be dissatisfied.
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Block
nurrgR- 20 TO 2S,en,s per pound.
EiGS--iA yeats per dozen
lARn-ii to a. cents per mound.
TAbLOW- Scents per pound.
REESW y 80 cents per pound
P0rArOES-i0 90 % cts per hushci.
APPLES-Green 50 10 I 90 per bu.hrl
Dried - ccnts per pound.
fEATWERs-1a ccnts per pound.
FEbrS-2A to rs cents each.
RAGS % 8 ccnts per pound.
hAN-Stu 10 sl2 per ton.
CNAms t6 to ~.
Shoulder ~.
MEAr3- Sldc m'at W 60 10,
trcklcd pork 10 toi
riFFIN MARKETS,
Corrected weekly, by 8, n. sneath.
FLOUR s75O
WHE\r--st Is 20 7 an from teams
CpEN,--nil sarlirl. 50 cts.
RYE u oi 20 Al 10 per bushci
OATS % cents.
CLOVER SEEn-Stn.O0
TIMOTHY SEEn-e2. so to s1TS
FLAN SEEn--s2 %
BARLEN--St,SOt to $500 pet bushel.
uoos-li,c. per cNt
dressed
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PHoroea,rHA Tunison & Son have re.
moved 10 Lonn IS new bloc k, on Main street
over Bu'kirk's Gro,ery Store. See their
speciality. "Bon Tons. and "Hclio,ypes," 4"
tho hncst pictures ever made by the Daguerr.
ean proSesL Come and see them. They
are ouEAr, aud can bo furnished in few
mtnutes' luo27.u
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Raw and Boiled Linseod Oil, sold
by J. f. MARoUARDT.
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II
STocK SALEs.-In another column
will be found the proceedings OF the
meeting Of the Board Of Agriculture
and citizens, held last Saturday. As
will be seen, the Board have decided
to ALLOW the Fair Grounds to be used
for the purpose Of holding Stock
Sales. The committee, appointed by
the meeting, will make all necessary
arrangements for the conduct Of the
sales and the care Of animals to be
sold. They will also arran &c for
the means to ustain the sales, and
everything TO make the enterprise
succeed.
There is, however, one. thing that
must be impressed upon the minds of
farmers aud business men generally
aud they must act upon il. These sa es
cannot DO slc,essrdl unless they
are properly patroni zcd, as We hope
they will be. There is "big thing
ia this matter, aud ooe tia is Of in
terest TO every citizen in the county.
There is really no need to urge
this matter upon the attention Of our
citizens, for no ono cau fail to see the
benefits that will accrue to both the
buyer aud seller. 1t opens fair,
honest competition and will bring
the article sold up to the market
price. Remember tho day and date
of the 6rst salo-Tuesday, June Sth.
MARRIAGE LIcENsrs.-The follow.
ing received licences for the matrimo.
uiaI lottery, during April
Jacob Bonafacc and Pauline Rhnchort.
William shannon and RcbcccA swcttGcr.
Louis Etchcn aud Mary Str,sscr.
Theodore Kent and FL ztbcth Weaver.
VIM. G,ry.er and susin A. llokc.
Goo. w clifford aud Mary + Cos.
Luther c. Clark and Lizrle Aulsptuvh.
Martin NJ. Loos and Amelia Ann Klcss.
Thomas $. Hanni ant Margaret II. Prouse.
Jacob Thorn and Cutharine Wagner.
Andrew lIouck aud Mary J. Dutrou.
Peter J. Lusey and Hattie V. Travis.
Charles Lease and Sarah Stewart.
Wilson g. Coplcy aud Lovna Kilo,
Henry c. Myers and Belle s. Stone.
S. w Beck aud Clara T.. stone.
John p Anderson and Maria Miles,
Geo W. Snyder and Ellen NJ. scIplc.
Alya Lecdley and Delphina 4. Bnssett.
Edward P. Byrne aud Amanda L. Chrisuip.
James T. Williams oud Louisa Croxton.
See advertisement of sale of land.
by the Executors OF nenry Crccser
Sen. deceased.
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NO. l.
FOR sALE-Righty acres, 50 acres OF Vb,oh
nre cleared and under good cultivation nne
young orchard OF choice fruit trees good frHn.a
easy.
NO.
FOR SALE.-Touse and lot on wes, side OF
let Monroe street. The horse Ia long, and wall
suited for one or two families. A enod cistsrn
md choice fruii tree. on the lot. Good iOsa,ios.
NO. 3.
ron SALE Eighty acres Of choice timbrr
land, eight miles West OF TINA, uesr the Ftr-
east end Of lot WIN bs soil iov, ssd sni
terms TO suit purchaser
NO. 1.
ron SALE Corner lot on ist Monroe street,
Iihtn, OHIO. A comfortable and couvebIett
house of six rooms. srlcudid new barn, wood.
terns, new fcsce, select and irrge variety Of
easy,
NO. 5.
ron sALE-A house and two md ons-haif
acres OF land situated inst outside the cerpcr-
on the direct ruad 20 Republic The housris q
large two story biick, containing six fins rooms,
mas R"od Vel am cistetn, cellHr. etc On the
place Il goo frame barn, with cuIriage house
attached, number Of fruit trees, shruhherv, aud
10 every respect /, nN complete and pleasant
place.
NO. G.
FOR sALE-A ohoica farm, two miles east Of
THIN, containing TO Acres with excellent i'm
prnvemcuts, and in a high state Of cultivation.
vi the buildng4 are m u splendid condition.
Tho location aud Improvements are such az TO
mako II one Of the most desirable farms In tho
County. There are snch eonveniencics ~ are
only to he found ON well regulated and nrst-clnss
farms. The situation OF the farm IL such ~ TO
nermt division with fine site FOR building.
Mpl sell vither tue whole or apart. Tstms to
NOT.
= ron sALE-A ore story brick house n.d 10
On the cast sile of Melmofe street, Tfln. Ohio
A good cellar and = well Of never fiiing water
A good frame stable aud other out .huilafngs
grapo. vines, Cherry and other choce fruit Trees
home. Price, $50 terms easy.
NO. 8.
FOR sALE--A house aad one md lc-lOo acres
n splendid land lust out side the corporat on
limits o. the city, west NJ the SAndusky and Fre-
mont road, A barn md other out-buiidinus, A
TO mako the place pleAsant and desirable. Price,
siiOo terms easy,
Those wishing to purchase asweil ns those
desroua Of selling, Will hnd e 10 their advAn-
tago to call on
A, H. BYERS, Real Estate Ag'ti
TIFFIN. ONO.
nS-oyrieu-NatIonAi Exchange Dank Build
ing.
mArehas.Iy'
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Paints aud Whilewash Brushes
just received, at
J. L. MARoUAppr's.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-05-06

Entire new stock of Wall Paper,
just opened. Call early and secure
bargains, at ]. f. Marquardt's.
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DIR. SARGENT'S
BAGKACHE PILLS

l. the most efficient and most popular Dinretio
medicine known, removing a. ence any ob-truc
tton OF the kidneys, subduing Inflammation aud
strengthinE the Urinary Organs.
pR. SARGENTiS BACKACHE PILLS have
been In uue 30 yeAti, aud nre daily pc form M
Won lerfil cures. In many Instances where pa-
iionts were unable TO walk upright orfi,le W n
out assistance, they have been relieved ~
DIR. sARGENT'S BACKACHE PILLS cure all
diseases OF the urinary organs, the symptoms Of
which are weakness and pain in the back ard
oinS, pains In the 10 ns, ditionity IN voding the
urine, general del iliy, Sc, &C. The Kidneya,
Bladder ETC., are those Organs through which
most OF the waste or worn ont part elts Of tho
body passes. These worn out ard dead PARTICLES
are poisonous consequently when those organs
are diseased the whole system hsocme derarF-
fatal.
This much esteemed and most efficient medi-
cine Il the only diuretic that IL put up IN thu
shape OF Pills, and 10 much more easily taken
Than the ordinary dluretie draughts-the Pilla
beng augnr-coated.
Priee 90 cents Ter BoI-sugar ooatsd. Fsrsais
by all Druggists.
CAUrlON.-Take no other medicine As a snS-
stitute for these Pills, but II your Druggist does
not have them request him TO order them. Sent
by mall on receipt Of price.
Sole Proprietor, George A. Kelly, Wholesale
Druggist, Cor. Second and Wood S., Pittsburg.
For sale John d. Park, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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INTHE DISTRICT COURT ofthe Unite state.
] fur the N lrthefn District Oi Ohio. In the maj.
ter Of Frederick X shawhtn. Bankrupt. In
bankruptcy. To all whom " NAV concern
Tho undersigned hereby gives notice Of hts
appointment ~ Assignee ~ the estate Of Fresi-
eflek X. fhANhan, Of filnn, county o. seneca
and state of ohio, who has been pdindved a
Bankrupt npon his own Petition, by the District
Court Of said DlstrIel.
EDWIN u. BROWN. AssiEnee.
NorFalk, o., April ", 'e9-loEyts
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LOCAL BUSINESS NOTICES

LoJAL BUSINESS NOTICES
DUDu, at IIcrshiscr & Myers.
White Lead, at Hcrshiscr & Myers.
A few more rolls of Wall Paper
left at Hershiser Il Myers.
The Magic Comb sold by j. F
Marquardt.
The place to buy the purost White
Lead in TiITir, is at Hcrshisoe &
Myers.
White Lead, at llershiser & Myers
White Lead, at Hershiser & Myers.
White Laad-striotly.- pura--sald
by j. +. MARoUARDT.
Linen Window Shades-al colors,
new stock. Sold by j. f. Mar.
quardt.
For Headache, "Whittlesoy's Dys-
pepsia Cure" stands without a rival.
Thousands OF testimonials attest its
virtues.
Take proper means to preven
badness, gray hairs, and diseases of
the scalp; "Barretts Hair Restora-
tive" is the only sure remedy.
White Lead, at Hershiser & Myers
The Rustic Window Shades are
sold exclusively by
j. f. MARoUARDT.
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Residence for Sale.

As intsni TO re n owe 10 T edo, my Residence
d g,aHq.is bo,oas NJ thvrs 20 sisku ssIr
aao2f-tf 10. LeE
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Toledo Silver Plate Company,
Factory ssl ST. Clair ST., Toledo o.
Manufacturers OF
TIIE silver PLATED WARE.

Especial lattentlon paid to rerlaung old ware OF
all Kinds,
Close Plating IN all lis branches carried on
Send for Price l. Il
noli iy 4 ii sAwKINs Agent for Timn
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have made arrangements with Eastern Pa
pcrs of extensive circulation, 60 aaYcrtise III
property PLACED nn my hnoka Tor anle. The si.-
dtoual advantages aecrueing nom advertising
m Eastern ~ srs Will readily ocsuI ~ ths eS-
sorsing.
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GooD News FOR SUFFERING Souls.
S. S. Hunter has employed the
celebrated cobbler, L. Swing, who
is well known in this community as
the best and most rapid repairer of
boots aud shoes in the city. All
work will be done promptly as well
as neatly.
Particular attention is paid TO the
manufacture Of Ladies' Prunel!e,
Lasting, Morocco or Kid CATERS, shoes
or slippers of every quality, style and
price. This will be a great feature
in his line of trade as many ladies
cannot procure good. neat fits from
ready made, eastern work, whilo the
home. made work is much moro dura-
bic aud far neater. A 6rst- class
workman gives this department his
eutire attention.
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PUDLto SHEEP SuEARING.-We
hope those interested will not fail to
notice the call for a public Sheep
SheariuR, near Republic, on Thurs,
day, May 18th. These meetings Of
wool. gro Ters, aside from their social
pleasantness, are Of great importance
and should be well attended. Much
can be learned in regard to the value
aud pro6tableness Of raising the dif.
ferent grades Of sheep, aud correct
conclusions arrived at which are the
best to invest in. Farmers aud wool
buyers should not fail to be present.
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Go to the TRIBuSE Office for Job
Work,
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AT LAsr.-"Largo bodies move
slowly The advertisement of j.
Loudermilch, which was promised to
our readers a couple Of weeks since,
makes its appearance in this issue,
and is entertaining reading to such
as wish bargains iu dry goods, car.
pets, etc. Such as have been waiting
for its appearance before purchasing
their goods, will now make no further
delay, as after hearing what he has 70
say no one can doubt that Mr.. l..
means business"
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White Lead, at Hershiscr & Myers

The Rustic Window Shades ar,
sold exclusively by
] F. MARoUARDT.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-04-28
The Pamela Cotton Crop.

From all the information we can gain,
we can very safely estimate the cotton
crop of last year Of Pamela county to be
at least twenty-five thousand bales.
There has been some five thousand bales
shipped from Sardis depot, and little
less from Batesville, and over this amount
from Como and on the northern border of
the county, that finds its way to Senate
bia, aud from the other depots more or
less. We have gathered these figures
from the different depot agents along the
line of the Mississippi and Tennessee
railroad, and we are satisfied they are
coueet. The present years crop will be
something near the same, but there is a
probability that it may fall q little shert
of last years crop, there being less labor
in the county this year than there was
last, SO far as we can ascertain from the
farmers. Just think of this, dear reader
what a source of revenue this is to the
county every year, amounting to the ag-
gregate sum of two million dollars.-
Sardis Miss Locomotive, 24th.
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can influence former political friends
whom he has betrayed. Who of all
Democrats are hated most who are
more detested by the negroes, and
scorned by the rank and file of the
Radical party than politicians who
have left the Radicals and Joined
the Democratic party for the pur-
pose OF catching an Office? The trouble
is we are too easily humbugged, and fire.
quently do not think of an impostor
until we are caught. Every little popln-
jay coming from the North, who
has license to practice law, con-
siders himself more competent to be
Judge of the Supreme Court. than
our veteran lawyers who have grown
gray in the cause; all, forsooth, because
he halls from "up Norf." 1t is to be
hoped that the Democratic Convention,
soon to be held, will nominate men that
Radical even cannot but respect. The
best policy is that which seeks merit. IL
there is in the Democratic party any can
didate before the Convention lately from
the North, a true and tried Democrat, aud
possessed of more legal lore than any of
our tried veterans, then let him be
Bat we de solemnly plead
against the Convention giving any NOM
ination to q candidate simply because he
came all the way from "Bosting to be
made Judge in Memphis. And we do
hope that IN this Convention there will be |
no candidate to cause such another dis
graceful rumpus as occurred in our last
We expect and intend to
fight for the nominees of the Convention,
but we prefer to fight for men we respect
rather than those we detest.
DEMOCRAT.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ;,

EDITOR LEDGER: Did the writer on
this question in your issue Of yesterday
confiue himself to his sDbject7 ! should
certainly not have inuuded on your space
10 offering any remarks on this matter,
but. referring as be has TO topics calcu5
lated to evoke most unpleasant feelings.
j am induced 10 refer briefly to what |
consider at best irjndicious aud IN
necessary.
Passing the fact that the letter fails to
deal with the question enuneis:ed, 1.-THE
Eppire-Isii POssiblt7'-its purpori De
ing an attempt 10 demonstrate that sn
empire is advisable. particularly to the
disfranchised men Of the SOUTH will
state that despite the ingenious way in
which dark pages from the history Of the
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NEW YORK.

NEw YoRK, April %. Yesterday after
noon, at No. IS Amity street, a young
man named Edward j. Martis, son Of
the proprietor Of the Southern Hotel,
No. 679 Broadway, shot and probably
mortally wounded o married woman
name Matte Brienslaw, boarding in the
house.
The Erie men have fallen into a diff
Guilty with certain owners Of property,
on the passage Of the river, over the
question Of riparian rights. A force of
Erie men were engaged in taking pos
session Of Alderman Stevens waterfront
yesterday, and proceeded to drive piles
of their own into his ground. Alderman
Stevens was unable to resist the gang,
and legal proceedings have been com
menced.
The Herald states ii has now come to
light that Secretary Seward, when the
Government was in posture Of strong
opposition to the French Intervention in
Mexico, authorized Gen. Butler to fur
nish their army with all the mules they
needed
The Herald also states that the House
Committee on Foreign Affairs will prob
ably visit St. Domingo before long on an
invitation from The Dominican au,hori-
ties. They are at present engaged in
taking testimony relative to the Bliss
and Masterman trouble in Paraguay.
The Herald says it is understood in
Washington that General Robert f. Lee
has been invited to call upon President
Grant at the White House, in order to
confer in reference to the reconstruction
Of Virginia. General Lee is now in
Baltimore with a delegation Of Virgin
ians, who are interested ia the Valley
read, but will extend his visit to Wash
iugton, where he will be the guest Of
Montgomery Blair.
The sweep stakes srot over the Fashion
Course, yesterday, mile heats, for SIX hun
dred dollars, was won by Bella Clay,
beating Harry Clay and Belle OF Allen
town. Time, 247l.
Henry MeClosky, late editor Of the
Brooklyn Eagle, died ct the Insane
Asylum, Brooklyn, yesterday.
John Russell Young. managing editor
of the Tribune, appeared to-day before
Judge Tappan. of the Supreme Court,
aud made affidavit against Charles A.
Dana, OF the Sun, Of alleged false, scan
dalous and malicious libel, bringing dam
ages for 100000. Mr.. Dana was
arrested yesterday evening at bis house
and held to bail in SIC. 600 Il IS under
stood that other arrests viii be made to
morrow on the charges Of conspiracy and
libel
The dinner Of the alumni Of Union
College, took place at DelmonieO's lasi
night About one hundred and sixty
were present.
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LOUISIANA.

NEw ORLEANS, April 27.-Perry Full
Ter, who has just returned TO the city,
publishes card in reference to the
Ewing letter. He says the letter as pub
lished is garbled and incorrect, and,
furthermore, incomplete in itself mas
much as it was hastily written to con-
federate agent. He urges Casey's APP
pointment, in order to defeat the nomi-
nation Of personal enemy, and in that
light he anticipated Casey's appointment
to be beneficial to him. He considers
Casey a gentleman and a competent
man
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who. shall we Nominate.

The duty Of the Democratic party in
the approaching Convention seems to be
the absorbing topic Of conversation on
the streets. Many lawyers are spoken Of
as candidates, among them some who
have recently found a foolhold in the
South. Radical and Conservative car
petbaggers are equally detesied. Is the
Democratic party so utterly destitute Of
legal talent that it has TO 90 North, yea
into Canada, aud import lawyers for the
purpose Of making judges and prose-
cutting atiorneys2 Should the new con-
verts from the rabid Radical party take
front seats 10 the Democratic party :
"Ah!" whispers one, ",his is policy,
policy-it will draw Radical votes and
negro votes" 81 cstera But this is q
great mistake. A political desertsr is
never more respected than asmilitary de-
serlef. II is folly TO believe that 3 man
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-04-28
Ltverpool Cotton Market.

Specialt TO PUBLIC LEDGER, by Southern Pacific
and Atlantic Telegraph.
LIVERPOOL, April 28, ll:l5 a.m.-The
cotton market opens quiet; middlng up
lands, I'D; Orleans, l2id Estimated
sales for the day, 5000 bales.
LIvERpooL, April rs, l:2O ?. M Cotton
marker unchanged; uplands, I'D; Or.
leans, l21d; sales, 5000 bales.
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B Y T Ell E G R A P q.
LATEST TO NOON TODAY.
BROW SVILLE.

No Quorum of the Supreme Court.
Special to the PUBLIC LEDGER.l
BRowNsvILLE, April 28 Quite large
number of the legal fraternity have as
sembled here from Memphis, Jackson
and elsewhere, to attend the Supreme
Court, which was to have opened to-day.
But there is no quorum. Judge Andrews
is here; Smith and Shackelford are not.
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Grafton by Hon. J. W. CInpp.
Poem prepared by the Rev. R. l.
McEoee, and read by Duke Will
liams, Marshal of the Day.
Music by the Band.

Cars will run from tine Memphis and
Charleston depot every halt hour, com
mencing at nine o'clock.
The street cars will run every fifteen
minutes.
By order of the managers of Elmwood
Cemetery, no vehicle or persons on horse
back Funerals excepted) will be admit
ted on the inside of the enclosures.
MRS. M. G. GALLAwAY, President.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-04-28

VNRUSTEE'S SALE.-RY VIRTUE OF A
L deed Of trust. executed to me by Chamber
lyme Jones, Jr., of Shelby county, Tennessee,
on the LIST day of February. 1868, for the pur-
pose Of securing the payment of certain notes
therein specified. and which said deed is re-
corded in the Registers Office of Shelby county,
Tennessee. in book No. 90. pages 2e8. 2sy and
290, will.
ON Thursday. May 81, 1860,
Between the hours of 10 q m. and 2 D. m, at the
corner of Main and Madison streets, in the
city Of Memphis, expose to public sale and sell
TO the highest bidder, for cash, the following
described property, to-wit: Being three lots of
ground. Nos. ]. 2 and 3, in the Dunn tract, ut
the intersection of Beal street and the Pigeon
ROcst road. facing Chamberlyne street and
running parallel with DuBose avenue; No.
being about 81 by 344 feet No. fronting
Chamberlyne street about 30 feet and joining
No. 1 (; and No. about - feet on Chamberly ne
street and joining No. 2 and running back par
allel eith No. oil Of which lots lie across and
on the opposite side Of DuBose avenue from
Central Point. as shown by Henry Humphreys
pat Of the said Dunn tract. prepared by him
Tor the Commissioner appointed by the court to
divide said tract for the hers Of said Dunn.
The equity of redemption is waived, and the
title believe to be good, but / will convey only
as trustee. j. b. CAKkUTHEhS
4y-76 Trustee.