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Lawrence Foulke viii tomorrow launch from
their yard, foot or North Fifth street. Williamsburg
a steamboat. intended for the Stamford route The
boat Duilt 10 the order OF II. Cornell White and
will be named after the Americas CLUB
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Burning Of a Flaming Mill i'm Chicnao-Io-s
$4,000.

CHICAGO, Nov 30 1870.
AT about eleven O'Clock last night Mcclellan
d Stearns' planning mill on Quarry street.
near Arch avenue took fire and was entirely
destroyed. IL was the largest planning mill in the
city. The loss iS about 100000 Insurance. $lS 900.
While the above fire was under way another one
broke out In the basement OF four story brick
building, No. II Clinton street owned by Stewart
4 Sea, ana occupied by Tobias * Bunnell
dealers In cutlery. who lose IS 900, uninsured, aed
the Western star Metal Company. who lose 81, 900
insured. There Were some other smaller losses
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l.ni1l pom.

Every Genuine Bottle Of C0ngres> Wprrr
has large &c" upon the glass None genua soi "a
draushL Depot, - Chambers street
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A.-FGr Faiiinc, Loose nni Premafur Erny
hair dandrnh, rngwprm, disease
of the head, Apply Dr. h. PERRY A. street. via
those diseases with special prcsci iptogs
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A.-T0Oth Brushes Of Best English Make at
greatly reduced prices.
DiTMAN 4 Co, tstor House Phara,scy
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Tiffany x Co.,


oder large and choice of Ladies' Watches OF an
sizes and every variety Of casing with movements Of .ns
finest quality.
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Mrs. Niu-isw's Soothing Syrnp Tor Chidrcul
T.ethng
Best ard remedy ia the world
for al Diseases Of Ch.ldrsu
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Royal Havana l.cttery.--PriSes Paid in
gold Information furnished. akbcsS paid tor
bauhiCons and all kinds al Gold and isivsr.
TAYLOR 4 CO.. Bankers, 10 wst ssreet New York
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The "sineSvs Of Warp

BERLIN, Nov 2J 1879.
In the North German Parliament to-day the bin
granting credit for thaers was read twice
There were only four votes against the second
reading.
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Some Retailers ARE Offering Umbrellas NJ
GUANAcO that are not genuine See yoasyes that lho
trade mark Is made. None genuine withoat.
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Ladies' should Remember that Monday IL
opening uav Il lord TAYLORS, when their handsome
edice, sn ia magnificent stock win bs opened for LGs,-
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A.-ii-rring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
s5l Broadway, corner Murray afro II
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A.-GnnaturaI Hcdncss II fEc NOsc, Black
srubs, ptuples aptioos b!ntchsd dngurn~
tons the face positively cured Dr. g. PERRY
Ron
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Trusscs, Eandngcs. &c.-Sccieyss Hrrd
Rubber Truss; beat made known Estahiishmsat ~
Anu ssrset, New s-""o"sas Herald 8uudins
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FIRES.
Destruction Of Briggs Disti,lcry in En,Ia,o--
Seven Persons Terribly scnldcd.

~ Y" IFrT1Ugy SCuFUcN.
"a. BUFFALO, Nov. 26, 1870.
About ten O'Clock this morning a pier in new
distlery just built by H. T. Briggs Co., located on
carroll street gave way causing portion OF the
building to fall exploding the still and setting fire to
me still and liquor Seven persons are known TO have
Deen IN the building aC the time. all OF whom were
more or less injured. L. X. Knapp. superintendent
OF tne dlstlery, was fearfuy crushed and injured.
william Ellis, coppcrsmith, fatally injured.
FRANK Lies was terribly scaded. The fire was ex-
tnguished ana search was made tor the others
supposed TO be buried IN the ruins. The loss Is
$4,000.
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All Ladies' and Gentietnen hnvr beautiful
Hair before holiday by using ChEvALILR'S LIFE FOH
THE HAIR ut once.
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Bnii, Black & Co.,,

JEWELLERS AND sfLvERSMIrHs.
500 AND N1 BROADWAY,
oIer "a very large and choice stock OF very
THREE. QUAkfEk Plate
WALiHAM WATCHES,
in styles Of specially their
These watches eicclet beauty 6nlsh or ono
keeping qualities by any which bought q. CORE
spending prices.
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VaOIN Pfn~.
FoLEY'S fine Gold Pens and Pencils
Factory aud >siesrootns, zJ6 Broadway.
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Electricity. the Universal Hsnte,. APPLIED
by Dr. CHAMBEKi1N, NO : West Fourteenth s,rce.
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r.- =, IN" nSrhn@.- ne HmsSian Snp0r
remain for Gentlemen from 10 IL a. NJ other
DAYS open from A. n. lo5 =. NJ. Ladies' hours daily 10
to u NJ The rost popular extensive and luxurious baths
United
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ssIet IL HIVE Pcace."-A Cmpifai Su0gcs-
ton bat "a better = all 4 KNOX Hat.
and the latter .ssier carry eject, for
requires knoxs popular estblshent No. al3
broadway o. Fulton aud tue :Llng
psh0d. Try The experiment.
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Al y. 5On~s', No. d43 Broadway. Bcfyvrcu
Howard and Grand sreetsOhes fof The sixty
elegant assortment. OF Ladies' Genteinens Furs.
AMI Asraknan Sacanes, sleigh Robes &C. great variety.
aud AZ specially has patented "Lc Cant Kun"
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Dr. j. w. Powell Trent. Di.cnsc. oe RI.

Eye and Ear heretofore the weny wears Eec
trcv applied suitable csses, restoring sight ana
Hearing where other have ailod Call fcf
circular Gavano-t aradc Institute. ib Eas, Thlrty fourth
street, corner OF Tnird
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sunday Noruiug.-Tbe ,,v.-,an Y,
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f.-Sunday Nornina--The ssm.-ian vmpor
Baths % 25 East Fourth street. from Broad
days oppn from A. AZ 10 p NJ Iadiea honra a. v ~
II The popular extensive and LUXURIOUS baths
In the United states
Howard and e;rand siree,s ores fo ,ac ,.v
AMI Asrak Sacanes SLEIGH Itobes sr IN Gro v.rirtv
and as = srec,sty li, patent,a ~ \. (;ont X IN 's
=, -
tons on the face are positively cured by Dr. B. C. Perry ~
Bond street.
.,, anas ,n ,.""se , am re y
nr schnn. OF my uuLueous discaso
., h.a, Mip - =. III :. aond street, ".e
A'-farr''"Gs wr,Iax ,,vps
w. "a ~ ur ~, 80 rs. rs, u.,
I,.,
NH p.9ic .onuay ny uhihs chE'ALlhNS hFE Foh
i"i- MAJ" u once.
m,
A.-TOOth brusics oil ssest English Make at
~ " ' Vow .io"'e i"s'' macy
N.-turs al Popular Prlcoss Manufactured
expressly Tor Broadway trade rhocc Sets Northern Mink
LONDON made sea- ssclnss so h,ssrn and Lus.on. BAY
ana Rt sp'a I'll R ~ ,sa
o n'I' "i ID ~ 'iLtc ~ .os nrosuwAyb~
~. ,.,
h"'' ON, uu - y ~, ~ c,,yr,e.,r,,.
'n" * 4 ~ ~ t,u,,n n ny, NO.
oror , r,rx ,,ro. a. Z ch,,.c .,,nt - 80 a.,
WALIflAM WATCHES,
in styles Of specially their order
tiupke hirn peh ,tnsrn
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-06-11
THE CITY.
nIEbIP
saturday Evening. June N. 1870.

DYoRcE BrM-A bill is before the
Legislature which makes permanent 'u-
sanity a sufficient cause for divorce.
Upon this point correspondent OF a
Nashville paper writes thus: If disease
and trouble, which spring not from the
ground, shall henceforth be deemed
criminal, and sufficiently so for divorce,
in Tennessee, we hope to be pardoned for
meekly suggesting to the lawmakers that
the brain-the great storehouse of mental
power-is prominent, an active portion
Of the human organism, itself in constant
communication with every other organ,
and may as innocently, as righifully and
as honorably take on disease or reflect
sympathy as the lungs, the stomach or
bowels; and it is eminently unwise, UNI
fair, if not presumptiously wicked, to
single out one manifestation of disease,
and but q supposed condition Of the
type, and then proceed by legislative en-
utllnenI 10 lnhht lilht luidluOun dDONt al
others. Such partial legislation, to say
the least of it, does not commend itself to
thoughtful minds Why not provide at
once, literally, magnanimously, not only
against insanity, but consumption,
scrofula, eaneer-aye, against disease of
every kind which dares invade the animal
economy Make not only one, but every
unavoidable type Of it, infamous, but all
equally infamous And TO avoid partial
legislation, for the sake Of consistency,
and to provide upon physiological prin-
cipIes for the many as the few, enact that
from henceforth an ache or pain Of
head, heart or tooth shall be deemed suf-
Gcient cause for divorce in Tennessee
Provide that where Christian amenities
come in, manhood may step out" We
should like to see this divorce bin, for
"TQ be hated.
IL needs bat 20 be seem
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

The Life Sustaining Organs The two or
gans which minister most directly TO the sup
port Of the body are the stomach and liver. In
the former the first process Of digestion takes
place. under the action Of that powerful SOL
vent, the gastric juice. Thence the food, con-
yerted into pulp, passes into the duodcnum,
where 1t is subjected to the action Of the bile
or gall, flowing from the liver, and Of the fluid
generated by the pancreas. or sweetbread OF
the system. These secretions separate the
nutritious portion from the rest. and 1t is then
taken up by the absorbent vessels and con-
yeyed into the channels of circulation in the
form of venous blood. while the waste matter
is discharged through the bowels. Unless all
these processes are duly performed, disease Of
some sort is inevitable. and the best of all
medicinal agents for preserving or restoring
the tone and regulating the action of the three
organs-the stomach. liver and intestines-by
which the three-fold work is carried on. is
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. Indigestion Is
generally accompanied BY constipation, and
the gentle cathartic operation of the Bitters is
no less important in cases of this kind. than
its tonic effect upon the stomach and the
hillary gland. Beauty Of person as well as
health, depends in no small degree upon the
regularity Of the excretive functions. A sal
low complexion, n thick Opaque coarse skin, a
tainted BREATH rush of blood to the head. loss
of memory. headache, and extreme mental de-
preston. are the usual Accomplishments of
costiveness. course ofthe Bitters willinfal-
libby relieve, and finally Danish these obnox-
ious symptoms, while inyigorating the stom-
ach and promoting healthy action in the liver.
This genial vegetable stomachic and altera-
tive strikes at disease in its primary sources.
the assimilating, secretive and expulsive
organs. and the cures it effects are consequently
and complete. SS-2
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re hateds ,
1t needs bat to be seen.

CoTTox. is likelihood Of an
increased demand for cotton the coming
season. The Boston Advertiser says
Before the war every well-to-do family
had its store Of cotton articles for domes-
tic and personal use, beyond the imme-
date want and this surplus was used mp
BIZ and during the war. Because Of the
higher prices since, very little Of il has
been replaced, and the purchases Of each
year since 1866 have nearly measured
the current needs 1t follows that the
country has no surplus Of cotton goods.
Those in wear must soon be replaced.
This necessity is aggravated by an ex-
tensive substitution Of light fabrics for
the heavier cloths in common use prior
to 1861. Many more yards are now made
from the same weight Of cotton, and
their eheapness has given them pre<er-
ence in market; but the necessity for
new cloth comes all the sooner
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REMEDIES. This is the season when
people are likely to suffer from chilis
and levers, unless they are prevented by
strengthening the blood with proper
doses of Edward Wilders extract Of
wild cherry or chill tonic. "A great
many allow chills to run on and com
pletely break down their health, when
they could by timely use of the RENE
dies we have mentioned, cure themselves
in few days 1t is matter of great
importance to keep ones health good.
Sickness, dullness, debility and detection
are not things to be desired; neither are
shakings and wreckings of the whole
system. A good tonic gives tone to the
stomach; and when mans stomach is
we'll there is little fear Of the chills. A
little of Wilders tonic every morning
will cause cheerfulness and prevent
bad blood. Life is in the blood.
One who undoubtedly knows says the
symptoms of bad blood are usually quite
plain--bad digestion causes imperfect
nutrition, and consequently the circuia-
ton isfeeble, the soft tissues lose their
tone and elasticity, and the tongue be-
comes pale, broad, and frequently COW
cred with pasty, white coat. This con-
dition soon shows itself in roughness OF
the skin, then in eruptive diseases, and,
when long continued, results in serious
LESSONS of the brain, liver and lungs.
Much suffering is caused by impure
blood" 1t is estimated by some that
one-fifth of the human family are at
fected with bad blood. When the blood
is pure, one is not so liable to any disease,
MANY impurities of the blood arise from
impure diseases of large cities. Eradi-
cate every impurity from the fountain of
life, and good spirits, fair skin, and
vital strength will return. Take a
dose of Wilder's tonic every |
morning and all will be right. 1t is no
Joke to have a sallow skin, red spots on
the face, drowsiness worse than death,
bad taste in the mouth, no appetite, pains
in the side, back AID breast, and an icy
chilliness all over. These result from a
deranged stomach, which can be cured
in short time by Wilders stomach bit
tiers. Talk of tansy, peppermint, mint
julips, and all that-there is nothing in
the long run like Wilder's bitters. 1t
gives tone to the stomach, clearness TO
the brain, brightness to the eye, and
makes one feel like Mark Tapley-ex-
tremely jolly. These remedies are for
sale in this city by O. C. Ward & Bro,
W. n. Wilkerson & Co., c. w, Jones 4
Co., and Goodyear & Falls. Try Wilders
tonic and bitters, and cure myself of the
chills.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-06-11

Orr Book TABLE-KIY Century.
Last month closed the second volume or
first year of this interesting and yaln-
able publication. Unlike many of its
predecessors, it seems to possess the
elements of more than temporary and
precariors existence, and bids fair to
outliye its title. 1t is thoroughly and
consistently Southern and has secured
as frequent, if not constant contributors,
not only ready writer's, but some of the
very ablest pens in the nation, whose
contributions are always valuable, and
preserve "reminiscences Of Southern men
and Southern incidents that otherwise
would pass away with the unheeded drip
pings of the past, while possessing many
Of the elements Of characteristic history.
Gilmore Simms, ex-Goy Perry, Judge
Longstreet PersonRe," Miss Annie
Barnwell, and others Of scarcely less
note, frequently enliven its pages with
vivid recollections or exquisite tracings
Of fancy land. Is it necessary to say
that our people should paironize their
own literature, or else it will be stupid
to suppose they can have any This
periodical is varied, di1nifed, interest
ing and valuable. and deserves 10 be per
manently encouraged. Mr. Joe Locke,
the popular literary depot man, is the
agent. and viii have the June number in
a few days Terms, $3.50 per year.
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aath Dny OF Iune. IsYo.

at the southwest corner Of Poplar and Second
streets. city of Memphis, sell TO the highest
bidder, for the purpose of paying the notes
mentioned In said Trust Deed, the following
described property, to-wit: The following
described lot OF parcel Of land, lying in the
city Of Memphis, Shelby county. Tennessee.
and described as follows. being part Of lots
Nos. 2i9 and 20, a. known on the map of said
city and bounded as follows; Beginning at
the southwest corner Of the intersection Of
Poplar and Second streets running thence
west with the south line Of Poplar street, l2i
feet inches, 10 stake; thence south, par
allel with Second street. "a feet 3 inches.
to a stake; thence west, "a feet inches,
to an alley; thence. with said alley. "a feet
inches, TO the Intersection Of another alley (;
thence east with said alley to Second street I;
thence with Second street, 1iS feet inches. 70
the beginning; together with all the improve
ments. The terms Of said sale will be
One-fourth cash and the balance on q
credit Of four and eight months from
day Of sal0, with interest from date (;
and to secure the deferred payments,
notes will be taken from the purchasers. with
satisfactory security, and a lien retained on
the property 10 secure the payment thereof.
Equity Of redemption is waived. Title be-
lieyed 70 be good. but viii sell and convey
only az Trustee.
s1-I0l NJ. j. wICRs, Trustee.
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Attachment suit.


Stanton 4 Moore,
vs..
William Sloan.
TNHE DEFENDANT, WILLIAM SLOAN,
l. will please take notice that an attachment
issued against bis estate for the sum Of one
hundred and six dollars and seventy cents.
debt due on account on file in this Court. upon
the GROUNDS that the defendant i . non-Tesi-
ordered that the defendant enter his appear
ance on or before the % day Of July, A. d.
1870, TO plead. answer OF demur 10 the said
plaintiff complaint, or the same will be taken
for confessed, and the case sci Tor hearing exc
pafieI and that copy Of this order be pub
iished once a week for four consecutive weeks
in the Public Ledger.
June Sd, 1870. s5-ss-ei- 100
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Koskoo Cures Chronic Rheumatism.

NORFOLK, Va, Sept, Z, 1869.
DIR. j. j. LAwRESCE-Dear Sir: My, son has
receiced so much Jeaeff from your fuonderJd Kos
koo that oannot refrain from expressing my
gratitude. / had tried almost Everything
without benefit. / believe, in all sincerity,
that your Koskoo is an INFALI.IBLE remedy for
the disease from which he has suffered, and.
SO far as can learn, has never failed. II you
that he has undergone, then you would ocH-
eeipc The roiue ofs,sck remedy as Koskoo-THAr
SURELY CURES. The great amount of good il is
now doing among us Is inestimable.
With much gratitude, 1 am respectfully
yours etc, Mas. NJ. L. A. NELSON
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CRoPs.-The Point COupee la Echo
says late rains have saved the corn crop
done an inealculable amount Of good to
the cane, and been Of service to the
younger cotton. Farmers in St. Joseph
La, say this 50 far has been the best
season since die war for cotton; forms
have been discovered nine days earlier
than last year, and the stand is almost
perfect Laborers are working well,
happy and oonienled Everything looks
promising
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Trustees sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST EN-
Der, 1859. by A. Street. and registered in book
No. 40. part /. pages AS, 476 and Al, Of the
Registers office of Shelby county, State OF
Tennessee. for the purpose of securing the
payment Of the notes therein named; and in
pursuance Of decree and agreement for sale
in the case Of Goldman Boyd ct ais vs.. An
thOny Street. ct ais, filed April sd, 1867, No.
$50 n. X, D., Chancery Court of Memphis
and by virtue Of a resale ordered in certain
causes 40; so n. 4: D.. No; $50 N. r; D.. No.
n. X. D.. Chancery Court Of Memphis, will
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No Cure, No Pay. = FoRREsr's JUMPER
TAR-For Coughs. Group, Whooping- Cough,
Asthma, Bronchitis. Sore Throat, Splitting Of
Blood and Lung Diseases. Immediate relief
and positive cure. or price refunded. so cents.
N. L. -The genuine article has yellow labels,
with white. imprinted Wrapper. asoa tfs
Gilt GOODYEAR x HILLS.
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Absolute Divorces legally obtained in
New York. Indiana, Illinois and other States.
for persons from any State or County, legal
everywhere; desertion, drunkenness, nom
support, etc., sufficient cause; no publicity /;
no charge until divorce obtained. Advice free.
Business established fifteen years.
Address, NJ. HOUSE, Attorney,
23-lO0 No. rs Nassau ST.. New York City.
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Getting Married. for young men on
the delights of home, and the propriety or
improperly of getting married, with sanitary
help for those who feel untitled for matrimo-
NAL happiness. Sent free, in sealed envel-
opes. Address. HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Box P. Philadelphia. Pa. 7i-l5l
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Toll AND PATIENcE.-Many have been
the fortunes made by toll and patience.
Men, says the Philadelphia Ledger,
naturally love to be active. They are
eager to press into the arena of busy
life, and to take their places among the
workers of the world. 1t is compara-
lively easy to any but the actual sluggard
to be up and doing; and there is natu-
raj thirst in every healthy nature for the
active exercise of the faculties. Besides
this craving of nature for activity, its re-
wards are palpable and follow closely on
its performance Toll is sweetened by
the anticipation of its speedy results,
and society bestows her favors with lavish
hand on the energetic and the industri-
Gus. There are some who, from lack Of
health or opportunity, cannot hope TO be
great in action. They mourn, perchance,
their disability, believing that they can
be of no use in the world Such may
take courage from the great truth that a
higher possibility than that Of action is
granted them. They can suffer nobly,
bear bravely, love and trust steadfastly,
and in so doing may exert an untold
power over the hearts and lives of others,
while developing the best parts of their
own characters Those to whom active
energy is natural viii increase their
power for good, by the cultivation of a
patient and forbearing spirit These
virtues, if cherished will spring up in
every breast bearing a rich harvest
which, while blessing the owner, shall
also enable him to benefit his fellow
beings" The time is fast approaching
when the idle and the vicious will be
cast out Of society and the patient toiler
taken by the hand and encouraged.
When that wished-for day dawns q better
spirit and brighter hope will spring up
among us.
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Monday, the 18th day Of June, 1870,

in front of the Sheriff's office, in the Greenlaw
Opera House Building. within the legal hours
prescribed by law, proceed to sell for cash to
the highest bidder the following real estate,
to-wit: A certain lot or parcel Of land lying
and being in the city Of Memphis, county of
Shelby, and State of Tennessee, known and
described as follows: Being part Of lot No. 90,
beginning on Main street al the corner of VIM.
VENUS lot, and running thence north q feet
with Main st., TO lot of John Fox's; thence
east 66 Il. thence south q it.. to said VENUS
lot; thence C. feet, to the beginning; levied
on as the property Of John Cooney, being the
property which Philip Doherty executed a
quit claim deed to John Cooney on the 18th
day of July, 1860, which deed is recorded in
the Registers Office of Shelby county, Ten
nessee, in book No. As, page IL. Judgment,
1861; Court cost, SO 20.
MARCUS J. WRIGHT,
Sheriff ofShelby County.
BY Geo. X. Powell, Deputy Sheriff.
MAY "a ls7O 73-8Q