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TIE WAR.
WY the FFessh aud Prusslans Don't segln
the Fight---The Reader REQUEST
ed TO Keep cosl.
From the NeN York sun.

From the New York SUM-
A great deal of disappointment has
been expressed at the apparent slow
ness of the French and Prussians to
begin the active fighting Of the war.
This shows that people have enter
tanned very unreasonable eXpecta-
tons. 1t is not yet three weeks since
the disturbances in connection with
the nomination OF Prince Leopold Of
HohenZOllern to the Spanish throne
commenced, and already great bat
tie Is looked for, and its absence made
the ground for doubling whether there
wiz be war at all.
In order to fight great battle, it is
6Est necessary to get great armies
upon the territory where the fighting
IS TO take place. This requires time.
No matter how thorough the prepara-
tioDs Of the eOmbatants may have
been, they cannot place their forces
at once at the scene of action. If, as
reported, the French purpose TO as
semble three hundred thousand men
between StrasbOurg and Thionville,
Il Is hardly possible that the task
should be completed before the 1st of
August; and even that rapidity Of
movement will be something without
precedent. The Prussians on their
side are, no doubt, using all possible
diligences but il will be many DAYS
before a Prussian army can be drawn
an Ia line of battle opposite to a
French army, and the dread signal
for the contest betTetn the two be
given. In 1853, prepatatiOns for the
war between France and Austria were
making as early as January, but not
q blow was struck till May. In 1866,
Austria and Prussia began to put
their armies on q war footing in
March; but, though they moved with
unaxernpled celerity, the battle oi
sad0gVa was not fought till July.
Let nobody, therefore, imagine that
because We do not receive the news OF
great battles Immediately, there is to
be no war. The war is certain and
Inevitable. The battles will be few,
and they win be fought at times which
Cannot De determined beforehand. l.
The exclusion OF Belgium from the
territory in which the armies can ma
neuyer. and the limitation Of it to the
narrow expanse between Switzerland
and the Belgian frontier, wiz confne
Operations to a narrower space than
Las been opened to any previous wal
Between France and Germany. But
even this comparatively limited range
viii suffice for combats that viii put
the families of two great nations into
mourning, and viii stain one OF the
most fertile portions Of Europe with
human blood.
Let US not be impatient for the
awfal conflict to begiR. As there is
always q pause before q great tenn
pest IS let loose, it is only fitting that
there should be pause before this
pandemoniHm Of death and fire Is un-
chained upon Europe,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WHEAT WANTED

T'HE highest market price paid for wheat
4 at Benjes' Mill, NCs. %, rs and n Second
street, Memphis. Choice Family aud Gra-
ham Flour. COrnmeal Shorts. Chop Feed and
Bran always on hand ljy1l JOHN ING.
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Interesting from Evansville, Ind.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, July 26.-Seven
Journal printers beat nine Courier
printers fofty-nine to twelve, at base
ball to-day.
The receipts for the tobacco banquet
sale are enormous, and the prepara-
tions for feast are on magnificent
scale. as4 - aH
Four meetings favored a straight
line railroad tonight. y
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rha Yanhf cambria

New YORK, July ga vessel
passed last night between ten and
twelve O'Clock, with good blowing
breeze from the west, two hundred
miles east of Sandy Hook. throwing
two red lights. 1t is supposed to be
the yateh Cambria by the steamer
Vile de Paris, which arrived this af-
ternOon.
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DIED.

LAUTHOR-Suddenly, on 18th July, 1870
of hemorrage of the lungs, Mrs. MARY LAU-
THOR, wife OF Robert Lauthor, conductor on
the Memphis and Ohio railroad.
The friends OF the family are respectfully
requested to attend her funeral, from her
husbands residence, No. SO Winchester
street, this WEDNESDAY afternoon, at 2
o'clock - a -e.#r...
NELSoN-on Tuesday, July Is, 1870. at the
residence of Mrs. L. Foster, EDNER L. MEL
SON, infant daughter OF W. e and Pommis
A. Nelson, of Sardis, Miss.
The funeral will take place from the resi-
Gence Of Mrs. MCNEIL. No. "a Madison street,
this "WEDNESDAY morning. at 10 o'clock
Services by Rev d. E Burns. -.-...-
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SEPARATING tofroa-efs
The COTTON CROP or 1870

gsu TlO sgf 9coo- iL2 % a4A-
(HAH be gathered In the bOIl,-hulls. leaves.
" stems and ali. The drop cotton and un-
opened bOils can be saved. -iala
THE SEsARATI0G COTTOS-GIS viii save all,
and gIn lC cut cleaner, less cut, and less
mapped lint, than can be made froDI the sam e
neld In the usual way, by the best gins now
In use. -- Z rf IuF La lll
1S~ Send for circular
! DoWDAlsL, PAGE a CO., st. Louis, NO.,
! 1yl1. ss A. ~. d, sHtp raSATzI
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THE INDIANS.
Tho Big Horn Expedition and the ehey-
ennes.- Peace Possible.

CHEYNNE, July 26.-Information
from the Sauth Pass says the soldiers
who were sent by the Government
after the Big Horn expedition over
took them but were unable to bring
them back. The soldiers returned to
South Pass, and the Big Horns pro-
ceeded to the Big Horn country.
CHICAGO, July 26.-News received
from Fort Self at headquarters to-day
states that two messengers from the
KioWa Indians had reached that point
bringing intelligence that several
bands OF Kiowas were coming in soon.
Twenty-Five lodges of Cheyennes have
gone to their reservations.
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Two Sudden Deaths and a Murder

CINCINNATI, July 26.--Henry Rah-
mann, German brewer, thirty-five
years old, died of excessive heat this
morning. John Hoag was found dead
at his residence this morning; the cor
oner's jury said he died of apoplexy,
caused by intemperance.
An employee on the Dayton and
Michigan freight train was knocked
off the cars by bridge near Dayton,
and killed.
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FenIans on the Move.

New YORK, July 25.-Gen. Denis
F. Buck and staff of the Legion st.
Patrick, and Jos. Paul, formerly head
center of the Fenian Brotherhood.
and other leading Fenians left fol
Boston, TO be present tomorrow at
the gathering at East Cambridge of
the Fenian military organization OF
Massachusetts. Speeches viii be made
on the French and Prussian war, and
the duties of Fenians In case an OBJ.
portunity offers to strike at England
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lnsoIvent Notice.

TTAyTNG suggested the insolvency Of the es-
~ tate OF George NJ. GIL, deceased, hereby
seaiy,sf ssid estate 10 appear before the County
Court Clerk and hle the same authen ttcated
in the manner prescribed BY law, on or be-
fnra the 8th day of December, 1870; and
any clalsn not Med ON or before said day, or
before an appropriation OF the tunds Q said
estate Is made, shall be forever barred, both
In Law and equity. = LATE
Admir- Estate Of Geo. n. GIL, decd.
Memphis, June 2s, ls70, jeS
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Suicide.

CINCINNATI, July 26.-SolomOn
Bloom committed suicide in his own
parlor about o'clock tonight, by
blowing his brains out with pistol.
He was about 40 years old, and leaves
a wife and six children, the youngest
three weeks old. He had failed in
huSineSs
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CINCINNATI.
Death Of an Old citizen-8ase BalI-NeW
Bridge-lBerease ia Population.


CINCINNATI, July 26.-Mr. John
Bates died to-day at eleven O'Clock, at
his rooms in the National Theater
building. Mr.. Bates was born in
England in 1795, came TO this city
forty years ago, was builder and for a
long time manager of the National
Theater. By real estate transactions
he amassed large fortune, amounting
to over a million of dollars.
The Athletic Club, of PhiladeIphia.
arrived this afternoon, to play the
Red Stockings Tomorrow. They are
in excellent condition, and many pre-
dict that the Red Socks will be de-
feated. Half-fare trains will run on
the railroads, and large attendance
on the game is expected.
The Newport and Cincinnati Bridge
Company sank their last cofer-dam
yesterday, and work is proceeding
rapidly. ~ -
The census returns of the second di-
vision of COvingtOn show a popula-
ton OF II, 49S. A like increase in the
remainder viii make the total reech
25, 900.
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NORTH CAROLINA.
Hoidsa The Infamous EmuIaiiHg the Brown.
~ ~ - low Policy. go ~ g

RALEIGH, N. O., July Governor
Holden refuses to surrender to Chief
Justice Pearson citizens Of Alanance
county arrested and now heldby Kirk
through the Governors orders. Kirk
has now over one hundred citizens.
1t Is said that Governor Holden or
dered a military commission to assem-
Bile at YaneeyviIle to try persons I'M
der arrest.
GRANT AIDS THE INFAMOUS HOLDEN.
FORTRESS MONROE, July 26.-Three
companies of Artillery Left for Raleigh
to aid Governor Holden to enforce the
iayUa e....... "a. r. .....-
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Notice 70 Contractor-s.

Q EALED proposals viii be received at tina
- Engineer's Office, Memphis, Ten nesses,
graduation, masonry and superstructure OF
bridges on the MISSISSIPPI RIVER RAILROAD,
between CoviDgton and Ripley, about nfteen
Aies and specifications can be seen at th Q Bn-
gineer's once. 40 Main street, Memphis. on
and after June 8, 1870
: ~-- THOa. II. MILLTSGTOH,
te2 chief Eng. Miss. River X. K
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rha Murderar Of cnInnaI Ruat.

CHICAGO, July pa communica-
ton from Leavenworth received to-
day says it is pretty certainly aseer-
tanned that private John M. Malone,
deserter from the ordnance depart
meut, is the assassin of Colonel David
H. Buel. He has thus far escaped ar
raat
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GENERAL SUMMARY.


HAVANA, July 26.-During the re-
cent engagement between the Spanish
troops and the insurgents, in the
Jurisdiction of Holquin and Puerto
Principe, over 200 were wounded, and
fifty of the latter were killed.
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cuba..-lOrdaa aud that ASSASSINATION

New YORK, July 26.-The Cuban
General Jordan says that the report Of
the assassination of General POrretta,
who has rejected the Spanish proposal
to abandon the patriot cause, as well
as the reports of the surrender of the
Chiefs Fortune, Castillero and Frure,
are utterly false.
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DENMARK

COPENHAGEN, July 26.-The Gov
ernment of Denmark has issued a
proclamation of neutrality in the war
between France and Prussia. Sailors
and pilots, subjects Of Denmark, are
warned against rendering assistance to
the belhgerents.
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MONKS
MONKS, s,EWAn
The Missouri Desperate Insltss q Reign Of
,- Terror In Howell eeUaty, No.
A Citizen Of West Plains Driven Out Of the
~ eoRHtry---The Lives Of Others '7
Threateaed. e-

D e. =
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UNIVERSITY oFLoUIsiANA
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT,
NEW ORLEANS.

FAULTY:
A. H. CENAs MD, Emeritus Professor of OBJ
stetTics. e-rr- H- -
JAMES JoNEs, MD, Professor OF Obstetrics,
WARREN STONE, N. D., Professor OF Surgery.
I. q. RICHARDSON, MD, Professor OF An
atOmy.
SAMUEL NJ. BEMIss, Md, Professor of MedI-
cine. ~ = r - 80 80
STAMFORD E. CHAIILE, MD, Professor OF
Physiology.
FRANK HAwTHoRN, MD, Professor of Ma
JosHPH JONES, MD, Professor OF Chemistry
c. J. BIcKHA5f, Md, Demonstration OF Anat-
omy. =" --E
The Thirty-third annual course OF instruc-
tlon in this Department will commence on
Monday, the fourteenth OF November, 1870
and terminate on the second Saturday OF
March, lSll. Preliminary Lectures on Clini-
cal Medicine and Surgery will be delivered in
the amphitheater Of the Charity Hospital
beginning on the eighteenth of October,
without any charge TO students. The Ana
tomical rooms viii be opened at the same
time.
The members OF tie Faculty are Visiting
Physicians and Surgeons to the Charity Hos
pital, and give instruction daily at the bed
side of the sick. The practical advan tages
thus offered to students are unrivaled. -
FEEs.-FOr all the Lectures, Sl40; Matricu-
lation. s.; Practical Anatomy, $40; Gradua-
ton, $50 Payment required in advance.
For further information, address
tyH 7. q. RICHARDSON, MD, Dean.
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r.taI sunstrekes IN St. IouIs.

ST. LOUIS, July 26.-Nearlya dozen
cases of sunstroke occurred yesterday.
Most of them were fatal; also, two
cases OF hydraphobia were developed,
one of which proved fatal, and the
other will probably die.
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FRIGHTFUL.
Fourteen Hundred Persons Massacrsd In
an lnsurrecti0n.

LONDON, July ga brief dispatch,
just received via Point de Gale, re-
ports an insurrection in the principal
ity of Ava, resulting in the massacre
of fourteen hundred persons. Further
details of the affair have been asked.
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Railroad Men Arraluned for MansIauuhter

WHITE River, VT, July 26.-At
West Lebanon, N. H, to-day, con-
ductors Henry S. Shattuek and George
II. Barnes, and engineer Andrew
M. Grant, were arraigned for man
slaughter in the second degree, in the
late collision on the Northern rail-
road.
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FRANCE.

... FRANCE.
PARIS, July 26.-An elOqUent Gu
logy on the late Provost ParadOl ap-
pears in the Siecle, signed by Faxil De
Lord.
PARIS, July GA large number
Of wOrkmen were engaged this morn
ing on the fortifcations of Paris.
The MdrSeiiJGiSe has been suspend
ed. Some of its editors and reporters
have gone into the French army.
Switzerland is full of German emf
grants, who fed from the country to
escape duty. ....-.-- - .
The Bank Of France will probably
soon suspend specie payments. 1t al
ready declines TO pay out gold, and
redeems only in silver. No news yet
OF the battle.
PARIS, July 26.-The French gun
boats are to operate nthe Rhine and
other rivers in Prussia. They are
being transported from Marseilles in
sections overland.
PARIS, July ga council of min
isters was held at st. Cloud to-day,
the Emperor presiding. The Paris
PreSSe complains of the rigorous treat
ment of Frenchmen in Germany,
while Germans in France are in no
way molested. The La Li6erte re-
ports the Empress as saying that the
only end the war can have is victory
for France. The Journal OficidIe
publishes a dispatch from Duke Gram
mont, addressed to the diplomatic re-
presentatives of France, refuting
the statement made by Baron
Werther that no mention had been
made of the candidature of Prince
Leopold previous to the date of the
offer of General Prim. The Duke
appends a letter from Count Bene-
detti, dated March, 1869, stating that
he was assured by the cabinet OF Ber-
lin, that there was nothing serious in
the reports, and that it was possible
an offer of the thone of Spain might
be made to HohenZollern.
ROchefort was arrested at Blois
and is IN the charge of the gendarmes.
La Li6erte announces that the Jour-
9ldL O5icidIe of tomorrow will contain
the correspondence between the Ital-
ian and French Governments, in
which the first steps were taken for
the solution Of the question of the oc-
cupation of Rome.
The Li6erte promises documents to
create a sensation, and show that the
Italian government has not even
asked for withdrawal of the French
troops, but that France has taken the
initiative to that end.
PARIS, July 26.-The Journal Oft
eiaLe OF this morning says Marshal
Lebouf, late last night telegraphed to
the Emperor that General Bernes had
repelled the reconnaissance of the
enemy near the town of Neiderbronn,
twenty-six miles northeast of Stras-
bourg. One officer, Bavarian, was
killed, and two made prisoners.
Figaro, in its account of the affair,
insists that the officer who was killed
was an Eng glishman.
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n FT.rERs tes.amsntary having been
- . ses1aSe ~ DR. a. Rowlett, deceased, al
s,eT.,5,s Knowing themselves indebted
n .1lla estate are requested TO mako
~ ~ ,es1,f - 11le at once; and all persons ha7-
~ cIeir,,s, aaainst the estate are requested to
present them, properly antnent'cateds TO me,
xifhin the time prescribed oy law: CT thsy
July in Is, 1870 uyl7l oollisrv1Ils, TsnR,
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MADRID, July 26.-The danger Of
the Carlists rising is not yet over.
The government Is redoubling pre-
cautions.
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VxT 2. MITCHELL Will eouamense Sum
w mer session of his school, at
No. aOs ThIra sEsss. an Mondsy, IuIy IItb,

To continue eight weeks, 10 the commences
menf OF the regular fall session. Terms foI
the session. Sle. For circulars and terms for
the regular school sesaion. apply TO the Prin-
oipai at the sehool-room, after Monday July
iith. the room Is the same, heretofore ooeu-
pied by Mr.. A. J. Halls, and Is furnished with
The best style Of desks, etc. u ntflsf
1t Is the design Of the Principal to establish
a school OF the highest grade, where boys can
prepare for college, on pursue such q course
az win At them for business life ls > sfari
No extra charge for the Greek and Latin
languages. JU
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Notice to Contractors.

(VITY ENGINEERS OFFICE.
~ MEMPHIS, rENE., July 10, 1870.
Ssr Sealed proposals VIII be received at
this ofice until Y O'Clock m. Friday, Jaly
18th, for grading Second street from Bayou
Gayoso to the north boundary of the corpo-
ration For further Information apply at
this Office. The city reserves the right to re-
ject any or all of the proposals.
iv20 ]. a. HUMPHREYS, City Engineer.
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ITALY.

FLoRENoE, July 26.--Minister Ve-
nasia has assured the Italian House
Of Deputies that Italy will notiyield to
any pressure from France. -
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CATTLE AND SHEEP.

L HAVE on consignment, at my yards and
Il stables, al Main street. a large lot OF fine
Cattle, suited for grazing or feeding pur-
any number of grazing or feeding cattle in q
few days notice. / can also furnish any
number of stock sheep. VIII be pleased 20
see parties wishing to purchase at my yard
and stables, l----
jy22 7 W.M. BROOKS.
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Lumber, Laths and Shingles

4 HAVE now on hand a full stock of cypress,
4 poplar and walnut lumber, laths and
sawed shingles. have also a large stock of
logs-am constantly saving. and am prepared
70 MI orders for lumber, of any dimensions,
on short notice. --iHa.
80 Mills and Lumber Yard on Wolf river.
Immediately north of Bayou Gayoso.
JyN d6W f.l q. NJ. VENABLE.
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BRlNKLEY FEMALE C0LLEGE
South End Of DssOto.

TNHE largest college in Memphis, and the
Il cheapest college In the world opens the
18th Sep iember, payable in advance. quar-
terly. g. r. Bridges and lady in charge of
boarding Department.; Miss J.. q. Sim mons
in charge OF Music Department. Board {all
found, $50 per month; ali Literary Branches),
So; Music Vocal and InstrumentaD, So.
fyH ]. d. MEREDITH. President.
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NOTICE.

TTsHE copartnership heretofore existing
il between the undersigned and Neptune
Bender, under the firm name OF Henry &.
Chadborn q Co., Is this day dissolved; and
all parties in debt to said firm are notified
not to pay the same TO said Neptune Bonder
as steps VIII be taken to have some one ap-
pointed to wind up said firm and collect all
debts due IL. HENRY f. CHADBORN.
Memphis, July q, 1870. jyH
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eaglesare very scarce aud sold at a premium
OF y per cent. The treasurer Is engaged
eGun ting coin IA the vaults and Il Is dsficun
70 get at any double eagles from the depart.
mont at present Carrying rats 4(37 per cent
per annun. ClearRnces S83 DG0,0O0. SlerIsng
Snsettled: PRIME sixty day bills, 958gz4j
Cable transfers, n1<9ll1zz. state bonds dull
but steady. Old Tennsssee's. 81; new, 641s.
Sub-treasury balance Gold, $40 0680ssS7; Cur
Eoney, Sl2 i53 ,552L 80
Governments ouened very steady bat eftaf
call all advanced 1sg1<c. Stocks opened dull
anu heavy but after call showed avery weak
look, New York Central falling about one DER
cent? balance Of market falling from 1z1ys4c.
securities dun. Gold very steady az 2I12c.
New ork Central, 9Z5ses Scrip, S77Sc; Lake
SHORE S01<ei Northwestern. Sz5ze; p4essrred,
e81sei Erie, ae54c; preferred, 40e.- -s.
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COpartnership Notice.
Attachment Notice.


In the Second Circuit Court OF shelby county,
Tennessee.-Henry FaTnswOrth VS.. C.. e.
Thompson.
IN this cause an attachment having been
L sued out under section 3455 Of the code, be-
fore James Hall, a Justice of the Peace for
Shelby county, and made returnable to the
Law Court Of Memphis. and the said attach
ment having been levied by garnishment;
and itdavit having been made that the de
fendant, Z. Z. Thompson, indebted to plaintiff
In the sum Of SS96 by account, and that the
said defendant is a nonresident of the state
of Tennessee:
It is therefore ordered, Thar he make his
personal appearance herein, before the Judge
OF the second Circuit Court of Shelby county,
on the third Monday in September next
and defend said attachment suit within the
time prescribed by law, or the same will be
proceeded with exparte; and that copy OF
this order be published once week, for four
consecutive weeks, In the Mem phis Appeal.
Done at ONCE this 18th day of July, 1870.
... e.. . I'd. BOY LII, Clerk
By W. LEWIS WHARTON, Deputy Clerk.
]. E. Temple, Atty Tor piaint1h iyz
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TunIca County, Miss, Lands.

$40 O. c
alu.a4 q ea
pw- -Four Hundred and Eighty Acres choice
uniInproved Lands, partially deadened; !;
above overflow. four miles east Of Austin,
Miss; part Of section 5. I. 5, R, IL i..af
Must be sold early. 49, .s,.sy ss,.t
II DoNOHO, JOY q CO.,
y t09o Real Estate Brokers.
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English and Classical School.

s1 f- e9uts afolI gfp H-
- -5lr
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Saturday, goth Day of August, 1870,

At the southeast corner of Court Square, in
the city Of Memphis, Tenn, within legal
honrs, sell for cash, TO the highest bidder, the
following described property situate and Pc
ing on the south line Of Poplar street. In the
city Of Memphis, Tennessee and being part
Of city lot 4O6s Beginning at the Intersection
of tha west side OF the first alley east OF Inlru
street with south side Of Poplar street, tnenes
south with said alley 7414 feet; thence Weso We.
north 741< feet to Poplar street; thence east
with south line of Poplar street IA ises ~
beginning. Title believed 70 pc goOI: tt Dut
OF REDEEM ption barred. July rs. ISIO; .