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What ahont +na Railroad?

IF Raeder Smiths Injunction should be
taken out of the way, a train Of cars from
Man;tgwoc viii reach Appleton b. October
I,t. at the latest. Neg London IN the
earlv spring and Duluth by March 1872.
Five hundred tons Of iron are on the
va; the engineers are at work; the dirt
car, are at Nanit0woc: $50 men are at work
between Port Washington and Milwaukee;
and all goes well
II Rceder Smith : injunction Is not TAX
en- out Of TIE way, lightning will not
strike twice In the saroe place" and other
steps will be taken to have the will OF the
majority respected, and the road built.
SeniIity, imbeciHry, stupidity. anu
knavery must get out Of the way or be run
over. Ring the bell, and MOVE FORWARD.
-AppIef0a Crescent.
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s@ People of Wyoming don't know
whether to call their female Judge justi-
cess Ct the peace or justice of the peacess.
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The Jews.

New \ Ork, June 5.
The lsraelite citizens are much disturbed
by the unconlirmed rumors of the wholesale
butcheries in Roumanja kilograms have
been sent TO Sir Montefcoro. in London.
and NJ. Cremeaux, president of the Jewish
society in Paris, begging the fullest and
latest information. They have not yet been
answered. The Jewish rabbis preached on
the subject yesterday, one of them express
Ing the hope that the reports would prove
to be incorrect, and another stating, as a
fact that instead of the Jews monoroliz.
ing the trade in Roumania and becoming
very rich, they were SO heavily taxed as to
render it impossible, and that they are not
permitted to own even foot Of lanl or
house to live in. The absence of further
details tends to augment a quite general
belief that the reports are at least greatly
exaggerated
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A large meeting Of Israeltes vas held at
the Plum Street temple to, night, to take
action in regard to the massacre of Jews in
Roumania. Resolutions were adopted ex-
pressing horror and indignation at the out
rage. thanking the government for its
prompt action, and appointing committee
to telegraph to Europe for authentic inf0r-
nation
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upset the wagon, which, falling upon him.
killed him instantly. So says The West Bend
Democrat
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The Indians-Gan Hancock's Re-
port Of His Tour along the Mis-
souri, River.
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FINANCE.

At one or two places we learn, to-day,
of an active inquiry for money and as
high as 2 per cent. has been offered on
frst-elass paper. The money market is
yery close however, and ~ per cent. is
asked and obtained upon the street for
what are known 10 be No. l mercantile
names. How long the present stringency
will continue it is Ehsrd to say, but no
easing up is looked for until about the
Ist of September. Our BANKS are all mod
erately well supplied with exchange and
are getting enough TO meet the demand
without ~resOrting to currency shipments.
Rates are hrm, both buying and selling.
Cotton bills are taken at par and the
checking rate is without exception &c
premium. AS usual, for some days back,
there is nothing doing in stocks and
bonds. City bonds could be sold at 40
47JSa. and Charleston railroad stock could
probably find a purchaser at 30 TO 39c, but
there is none of the former Offering, and
the latter is held at 40c, with little on the
market.
County warrants are nominal. The
supply exceeds the demand, and while
holders ask G4G65c, dealers would not
buy at better than G0@G2c-in fact, dealers
are all supplied, and will not make a
bid except on small prices.
City scrip is also weak, with no opera
LtOhs 10 SPEAK VI OJca Is bd lOA COupOusi
but so far there is not much disposition to
sell at that figure,
Tennessee money is in some demand,
ss it is scarce, and dealers would take
small lots at 7OG7lc, but the demand from
taxpayers Is light. They buy at 73@74c.
Gold is rather st9adier, There is an Oc-
casional lot put on the market, but the
bulk of the offerings consist of small
amounts. Dealers buy iOr shipment and
pay I2O@l2O18, as to amount, and sell at
about &c under New York rates. Silver
is taken at IIOGll2, also as to amount and
denomination of pieces.
Governments nave been strong all day
aud advanced materially, closing active
as fOllOWsF
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FUNDING BOND ORDINANCE.

-
AN ORDINANCE Providing FORTHE issuance
OF s500,OO0 or Thirty YEARS BONDS, FOR
FUNDING PURPOSES.
Be d ordained by 0e General Council Of ns Gty
Of Memphis:
SECTION i. That for The purpose of funding
any portion thereof of the present due debt
of the city of Memphis, or of the notes, bonds
or p for interest upon the bonded debt
of the city of Memphis. becoming due during
the year 1870, the Mayor of the city is hereby
authorized to issue the bonds Of the city of
Memphis, having not more than thirty years
to run to maturity from the date of their is
suance. and bearing interest at the rate of six
per cent. per annum, payable s~9ni-annua4ly
In the city of New York or Memphis, at the
option of the Mayor.
SEC. 2. Said bonds, when issued, shall be
denominated funding bonds of 1876, and shall
not exceed in all the SUN OF i've hundred
thousand dollars. and shall be issued in de-
nominations of one thousand dollars each,
numbered nom one 70 FIVE hundred respect
lively, with coupons for Interest thereon at
tached, payable ~sepi-annuaily In the city of
New York or Memphis.
SEC. 3. Said bonds, when so issued, shall he
used by the Mayor and Comptroller OF the
city, in funding at par a Like amount OF the
present due debt, or of the notes, bonds or
coupons, for interest upon the bonded debt
of the city becoming due during the year 1870,
Provided, that said bonds shall not be issued
or used for any other use or purpose than
funding at par Q like amount of the debts of
the city as herein provided.
SEC. 4. In order TO test the sense of the quail
fled voters of the city as to the issuance of
the above bonds, as required by the revised
charter, entitled an act 70 reduce the charter
of the city of Memphis, n the several acts
amendatory thereof into one act, and to re-
wise the same, passed December !, 1868, Sec.
81, the Mavor shall, after giving thirty days
notice of the time and place of election, in
two or more daily newspapers published in
the city, submit this ordinance TO the quail
fed voters of the city. Those voting in favor
of the issuance of said bonds shall tndorse
upon their tiGkets, " Bonds" those voting
against the issuance Of said bonds, "NO
Bonds" and should three-fourths OF those
voting vote in favor OF the proposition, then
this ordinance shall be in fun force aud eff
feet. and said bonds mary be issued as pro-
vided in Sections I, 2 and3 I.
Approved April q, 1870
JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor.
Attest: L. Il. RICHARDS, City Register SIC
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TRUSTEE SALE.

HAVING been appointed Trustee by the
IL County Court u Shelby county in room
and sleaa of VIM, *. Poston, deceased. who
WaG Trustee in a certain Deed of Trust exc
euted by Anna b. Sale and John f. Sale, to
secure John Johnson certain Indebtedness
set forth in such Trust Deed, duly recorded
in the Registers Office of this county, III Heed
Book 81, part I'd, pages E6, 7 and 4, TO which
reference is made; as such Trustee, 1 will, ON
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For the information Of our readers who
in consequence Of the existing war, may
expect more frequently than ever to en-
counter them in t~elegraphic dispatches,
we publish this extract explaining the
current French financial terms
The Rentes are the French public funds,
ar hubble debt securities, mostly in the
form of public a~nnuities, and answer in
GENERAL terms 10 the bonds or public Sc
curities of other nations. The centime,
As its name implies, is the one-hundredth
part of a franc; the i~ve-franc piece ls
worth about So cents in American gold.
The quotation of 1oreign exchange on
France shows the number OF Iranes and
centimes 20 the dollar, and thus larger
the quotation b lower the price. Bills
on Paris 5-25" means that i've francs and
twenty-five confines go TO b dollar;
'5-2O' is a quotation five confines higher
because only twenty eentimes are re-
quired with the five francs.
RECEIPTS M EXPENDITURES OF THE
GOVERNMENT FOR THE LAST TEN
YEARS.
Secretary Boutwell, has prepared an
elaborate statement of the receipts and
expenditures Of the Government for the
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shsriff's Sale Of Real Estate.
Saturday, the 18th August Next,

DY virtue OF a yenditioni exporas to me
ID directed nom the First Circuit Court of
Shelby county, I VIII, OF
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ending June 80, 1860, and so on to
June 30. 1870. The following extracts are

Total..-..S5, sos, 7O0,SlI y S3,Oo4 ,l55,d35 80
The expenditures over receipts were
s. los, Asa, S55 81. The Government was
in debt about 500, OOG, 600. She is now in
debt $2,2l6,54h,SS5 81 The following
items. with the amount affixed, shows
how this SIS, 3O3, zoos IS has been DIS
posed of since the fiscal year commencing
June 30, I.5g: For the Executive, 50 ',c0O,-
eco: for the Judiciary, o SIS, OCO, 600
| for the army and volunteers, Sl,l4O,6S2,-
600 60; S32S, 900, 600 of his was eX pended
in one year, 1865; for Quartermasters'
supplies, ordnance, engineers and mis-
~cellanaous expenses of War Department
and army, 81, 1916, 1856 So; for boun-
ties from 1873 to 1870, SIS, 203, 0c0; for
the navy, $3.50, 45,0Sl %; for pensions for
the naval and military, SI36, 93l ,457 IS.
About S2l3, o., 253 of this was expended
before the rebellion commenced; FOR the
Indians, $50, 2S5, OH IS; for the interest on
the public debt, 1851, 45O, 7l3 %. Of this
interest money 80, III ,3I4 CT was expended
in 1860, and $1,000, I73 70. In 1861 for Con-
gress S36, 949, $40 IS, for public buildings
over Sl7. OOO. 600, for the deficiencies in the
postal service over S2j, 600, coo, SSl9, COG, 926
was expended in 1860; 500, 423, 44lin 1861
and about Sl95, 600, 900, in 1870, for
improvement in rivers and harbors,
nearly Sl3, 900, 600, nearly Sll 900 of which
has been expended since 1867. Fol for
eign intercourse, over $50, ZOO, 600; how
ever, ST,3OO,O00 for Alaska is counted in
this. For expenses of collecting the GUS
toms revenue. So, 59l 81 SO. For the ex-
penses of collecting the internal revenue
since 1856, $685. 200, 600. For various mis-
~oellaneous expenses, the balance OF over
$40, 600, OC0 is charged. The correct N
full receipts for the year ending June 80,
1870, are as follows:
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AGENCY FOR rxzE
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u0IfuE bIAIEHHNT.
CHAMBER oF COMMERCE.,
MEMPHIS, July %, 1870.
Stock, Sept. l, lS69--...~. 81
Reed since last statement GA
Received previOusly...-..-2s7 ,74l-2s7 sos
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TRADE

There is no movement whatever in the
general markets, and prices are almost
nominal. The few orders coming in are
small, and prove that our people are
can in all things. This is the true policy,
and is appreciated by no one more than
the merchant, who, no matter how eager
he may be 10 do a big business, prefers
to sell less upon a cash basis than TO fill
the unlimited orders of those who may
be slow 10 pay should any setback hap
pen to the crops. The news from the
latter Is not so favorable, and many
of our houses are less anxious to make
advances than they were earlier in the
season. They also find that money is
hard 70 obtain even upon the best of pa
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Notice "a -Confraefors

@ EALED proposals viii be received at the
- Engineers office, Memphis, Tennessee,
until u m. on the lst August, 1870, for the
graduation, masonry and s-uperstructure OF
bridges on the MIsSIssIPP1 RIVER RAILROAD,
between C~ovington and Ripley, about fifteen
miles. A portion OF the works heavy and
worthy the attention Of contractors. Pro-
hles and Specifications can be seen at the En-
gineer's once, $50 Main street, Memphis. on
mi after June 9, 1870.
THOS. II. WELLINGTON,
fe2 Chief Ems. Miss. River 4. r,
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AN ORDINAEoE In relation 10 meetings of the
General Council.
BE Il ordained bB the Board Of G0BlDt0B Council
Of the Cify Of Memphis.
That tile regular meetings of the Boards Ol
Common Council OF the city of Memphis
shall hereaIer be once n month. instead OF
twice q month, as hefetofOre; and that said
nesting shall be the first Wednesday In each
month.
PASSED. FIRST reading. Rnles suspended, and
passed second and final reading by Council,
July 20. 1870. Passed first reading. Rules sus-
pended, and ordinance passed second and
hnal reading by Board, July -, 1870.
Approved July ., 1870.
JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor.
Attest: I. II. RICHARDs. CITY Reglster. LN2l
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LIVE S~TooK-There is but light de-
mand and stock large. No. l cOrn-fed,
6@6Xc; grass fed, S@5c; No. l Texas,
per head, S3O@5O; No. 2, $2O@25; No. 5,
Sl5@20. Mich COWS, $30@40. No l sheep
are scarce and in active demand at $500;
inferior are abundant and dull.
MoLAssEs-Moderate demand at 45@
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u~HE e~opartnership heretofore existing
K between the undersigned and Neptune
Bowden, under the firm name of Henry K.
sChadborn q Co., is this day dissolved; n
all parties in debt to said nrm are notified
not to pay the same to said Neptune Bowden,
as steps will be taken to have some one APP
pointed to win mp said firm and collect AL
debts due IL. HENRY z. CHADBoRN.
Memphis, July q, ls70. Iy2
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In front OF the Sherifs office, in the Green:
lew 0nara building. Second street, city of
Memphis. within legal hours proceed 70 sell,
to the highest bidder. for cash: the ouoW1ng
SescrfhaI real estate, t0-wft: A certain tract
"a Sand wing and being In the county Of
Shaibv- state OF Tennessee, on the
1arfh Nv John Neal; on the south BY tract OF
Ie5d dsfandant. known as the Paine tract;
- the east by tract of defendant, known as
ne clark tract; and on the west by Moses
NsaIv and ME-. Harrison, containing, by es-
tfroefion. nfnety-dye acres, levied on TO sat-
go safd execution for $50 IS, and $40 30 costa
MARCUS J. WRIGHT,
wi sheriff shelby county,
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NOTICE.

.TSHE executors of the late Louis Wolfen-
Il stein hereby give notice to the public.
that any demands or claims against the de-
missed Louis Wolfensteins should be presented
with certified proofs Of its correct Identity
until the 10th day OF August next unto our
Wolfenstein,3 31 Main street city Of Memphis,
TO be adjudged by us. We also demand of all
who are indebted to said Louis Wolgenstein,
to pay said Indebted mounts to A W0lfen-
stein, S3l Main street, until the 10Th of Au-
gust next, TO prevent legal steps being taken
TO enforce It's collection.
O.. r. W0LFENsTEIN, Executor.
Memphis, July 9, 1870, 1yh
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Consumption Positively Cured! = Uphda's Fresh
Meat Cure
WILL cure Bronchitis, Consumption, all
w Lung Diseases and Splitting of Blood,
and strengthen and build mp the system to
It's healthy condition. This has been tested
by Prof. Trosseau in Two Thousand cases Ia
the hospitals of Paris, in which It cured
nearly every case, and In this country by the
appreciation of the physician many hopeless
cases have been restored 10 health. One bot
tie will prove its efficacy. Sold 81 90 per bot
tie, or SIX for IS 90. "
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY q CowDEN,
myA cod PhiIadelpbfa.
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ORDINANCE.

JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor.
L. r. RICHARDS. City Register. jy2i
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Between the hours of 10 am and 2 pm..
Tennessee, in the city of Memphis, and being
part of a certain lot of and conveyed on the
3tn day of January, 1856, by Henry T. HUI
burt to Mary Gleason by deed recorded in
Book IS, part LIST, of Registers office, page 4S.
etc, said lot having a front of [27l twenty
seven feet on Exchange street extended, and
running back, between parallel lines, ll40l
one hundred and forty feet, on which lot is a
two-story framet tenement (once occupied by
Mrs. Ketchuml which is the western half OF
a double tenement erected by said Gleason
and wife. l will convey said property in Zee
simple to the purchaser at said sale, free
from all right of redempti9n, In behalf any
simple IS believed to be perfect, but l will
only onvey as trustee. The Trust Deed I'M
der which 1 viii sell and eonYe as Aforesaid,
is recorded in the Registers oflce of Shelby
county, In Record Book No. IS, pages 557, 3, D
JOHN A. HOLT, Trustee.
Humes q Poston, Attorneys. ty20
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No Oaei No Payl HieskeH'S 7tttsT Ointzaene
WILL positively cure letter, Erysipelas
w salt Rheum, Barber's Itch, Pimples,
Blotches and all forms OF Skin Disease; also
Sore Eyes and Eye Lids, Discharges from the
Ear, and Old Sores, no matter of how ong
standing, or the money returned by the pro-
prietoIs.
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY &CoWDEN,
Philadelphia.
Sold 50 cents per box by all druggists. Sent
by mail for 60 cents.
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Proceed to sell, to the highest bidder, for cash,
within legal hours, in 'front.' of the SheT1ns
Office, on Second street, in the GreenlaW
Opera Building, city Of Memphis, The follow
ing described real estate. to-wit: A certain
lot or parcel OF land lying and being in the
county OF shelby, and State OF Tennessee,
beine a part Of subdivision Of Block No. 81,
mine street and extending back north 100
feet, Immediately east OF Mr.. Tops resi-
dence on Beale street, Memphis tennessee,
being the same lot conveyed 10 John ). Flynn
by Robertson Topp by deed dated May 81,
lS62 Also. a certain lot or parcel of ground
situated, lying and being in the county Of
shelby and State of Tennessee, Situated on
fronting % feet on ST. Martin street, and run
ming back east to the bayou y feet, a more
complete description OF which is given in a
certain deed OF trust xecuted by John l.
Morgan to Thomas H. LOgwoOd, dated jan
uarY Is, 1857. Also, n certain piece or parcel
Of LAID situated. lying and being in the
county OF Shelby, Stale of Tennessee, 'front.'
ing lou feet on Walnut street, Memphis, Ten
nessee, and running back 100 feet in depth OF
chased at chancery sale by Robert :. Smith,
and transferred by said smith to Samuel P.
Walker, and being g portion OF the same
land vested in Charles Jones by a decree OF
the Chancery Court Of Memphis, rendered in
the case OF Newton Ford. Admir- Of Thomas
Null, deceased. ct al. VS.. John =. Clayton ct
al, on the Sth day OF April, 1858, levied on as
the property OF defendant, John Q. Logan, to
satisfy an execution In favor Of =. X. Robert
son, surviving partner, etc, for SL3, I52 Os,
with Interest and costs OF suit.
MARCUS J. WRIGHT,
sheriff or Shelby county.
j. Z. Buydom. Atty for plaintiff. tyS
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COTTON GINS.
PRATT'S
SOuthsrn-Ma Cotton Gin

THIS Gin runs light on the team, makes a
good sample. and will pick more lint
from the same amount Of seed cotton, and in
less time, than any other Gin. 1t does not
break the roll nor choke; is simple in its con-
Struction, and not liable to get out of order.
The attention OF planters is called TO the
" Ea6leT Gin" l,,ade by Mr.. FRAT expressly
for the Peeler, Molina, and other varieties OF
long staple cotton.
Mr.. Pratt has made upward Of Il, 1000 Gins
for India, Egypt, Mexico, Brazil and the
Southern States, which have given general
satisfaction. His Gin took the $50 premium
and diploma at the Shelby County Fair at
Memphis, and ESQ premium atthe Georgia
oyatp Ea.I, as Mgcoh.
1t is n good ruleto try all things, and hold
fast 20 what has been approved and answers
the purpose for which IL is made. This is
claimed for Pratt'S Gin, and admitted by
practical planters who nave used IL.
Orders for Gins from 40 to 80 saws, and Gum
Bands, at New York factory prices, promptly
dlled. Gins repaired by n skilful Ginwright
Address, Memphis, Tenn, care of Earring
on & Howell, 10 Front street,
q. V. TRpEHEA RI Agent for
jyl d4w Daniel Pratt. of Alabama.
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IN e YORK.

COIIoN IN NEW hohhs
NEW YORK, July %, 10:25 a. INJECTION
dull and unchanged. Ordinary BIC;
Good Ordinary, I7Hc; Low Middling,
19kc; Uplands, zoe; Good do, &c; Mo
bile, 20Zc; Orleans, 20Zc.
u m.-CottOn dull and tending down
ward; July, 1S5s@l6Ac; September, 1910;
October, 16c. Ordinary, l5c; Good Ordi-
nary, l7Hc; Low Middlings, I9c; Up
lands, l95[c; Good Uplands, 22ci Mobile,
zoe, Orleans, Dhc.
2:i0 p.n.-COtton is unsettled and NOM
inally unchanged. Sales on the spot,
COO bales; contracts, 1900 bales; July,
1870; August, l6I@l7e; October, 10.
4p.m.=COttOn quiet and weak. Sales
for spinning, 500 bales; speculation, $50
bales; contracts, 1909 bales, closing at
July, ISLc and August, 1870.
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Saturday. ADJUST 6. 1870.

Within legal hours, the steamboat OIL CITY
and BARGE, together with all her tackle,
furniture and machinery. The boat, etc,
may be inspected at said landing.
OF ~SALE:-Cash. This July 6. $50.
M. ID. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
Pierce, Richards q Ink, Solicitors for COM
p~lainants. ty7
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cHANcERY SALE. ON SATURDAY,
AUGUST 9Th, 1870.

No. 452-Second Chanoery Court of Shelby
county. Tennessee.-Fowler Bros. & Co. VS..
ID. Lyme ct al.
ID Y virtue of an order OF sale made In this
- cause, 1 will sell, st public auction, to the
highest bidder, at Fort Pickering Landing,
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Monday, the 22d Day of August, 1870,

In front of the Sherifs Office, in the Green
law Opera House, on Second street. in the
city of Memphis, Shelby county, Tennessee,
within legal hours, sell to the highest bidder,
for cash, q certain lot of land, with the i'm
provements thereon situated, being and
lying in the county of Shelby, State OF Ten
nessee. city OF Memphis, designated on the
plan Of the city of Memphis as lot No. 35S,
and as follows: Beginning at the
northeast corner OF the intersection of Sec
Ond and Monroe streets in said city OF Mem
phis; running thence north with the east
side Of Second street "a feet 3 inches; thence
east l4S feet6 inches to an alley; thence south
with the west side of said alley "a feet 3
inches TO the north side Of Monroe street;
thence west along the north side of Monroe
street l4S feet 6 inches TO the beginning, being
the lot conveyed the said Charles Jones by
Deed made on the first day of August, 1853 by
Isaac ID. Gaugh and Alice A Gaugh, and reg
istered in the Registers Office OF Shelby
county, in Book No. 40. part 2, pages 30 and
I'll, levied on as the property of said Charles
Jones, to satisfy said execution and interest
and costs July l9, 1870.
MARCUBJ WRIGHT, Sheriff.
By ". W. COLEMAN, Deputy Sheriff.
Beecher q Beleher. Atty's for pPtn- jy20
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TRUSTEES SALE ON MONDAY,
AUGUST 9Th,

DY virtue Of a Deed OF Trust, duly regis
ID tered in the Registers Office OF Shelby
county, Tennessee, In Book No. Y, page 35i,
on 4th August, 1869, / viii sell, at the Real Es-
tate Exchange of Register, Trezevant & Co, N.
T. corner of Main and jefferson streets, on
Sth August, AT u o'clock noon,
the following