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COTTON IN
TRADE.

The early part of the week was wet, but
the weather has changed, and is again
very summerish, while the crop news is
favorable as 8 general thing. The markets
have beer quiet throughout, and prices
are rather weaker, as there is but a light
demand for provisions of all kinds.
In another column will be found anew
all rail schedule of freight from Cincin-
natl to this city, via the Short in rail-
road. 1t is a matter of much interest to
our readers at this time.
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9th Day of August, 1870,

Within legal hours, at the Real Estate EC-
change Of Register, Trezeyant & Co., Al 40
Main street, proceed to sell to the highest
bidder for cash, the following described
properly mentioned in said Deed OF Trust.
to-Wit. Lying and being in the cOunty OF
Shelby, State Of Tennessee, rs follows: Be-
ing lots Nos 81, "a, 40, a, AZ, As, A, IS, AZ IS, on
the plan OF HaysVflle, and lot No. II "a plan
of Arms laid on in the Hays traet-it being
the SAME lots andiand conveyed by said eN-
ecutor's deed of same date. Tit equity II
redemption is waived in this Deed OF Trust.
The title TO said land is believed to be good,
but I make deed as trustee only.
Iy28 JOHN IRRELEVANT, TOustee.
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Our wholesale houses are filed with
new fall stocks, and prices are firm, with
a fair demand already setting in. This
branch of trade Is yearly assuming greater
proportions, and dealers Q v 10
a largely increased qemand this season.
ALR-sands' Ale, $40 80 per h~alt-barreI,
porter. S1f. Lager, per keg, s. rs. Ale,
per dozen, sos IS for quarts; s2@22 rs for
pints. Porter, do. Guinness q xoang's
Scotch Ale, in pints, ~ oO per dozen: g
ment. s46S4 50; Louisville cement, ~ rs
63. cane lime, 81 B5@2;s Ohio river,
81 so; Utica, u 76; Alabama, II eO92 co.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Z OFFIcE OF VIE DAIBY APPEAL,
MEMPHIS, August %, 1870.
THE WEEK

THE WEEK
Just closed has not been characterized py'
any special features. There was a steady
demand for good cotton, with light offer
ings, and prices appreciated about
cent. On Tuesday, in Liverpool the
market spened firm, and prices
unchanged: upland s5S@sAdi in New
York, quiet and weak. uplands l9Ae; this
market closed quiet hui frm, middlings,
ls@lsK. on wednesday in Liverpool,
an overwhelmingly was reported, uplsnds
sstasa5 the New York market the same
dav was reported steady with a fair
demand from spinners, uplsnds
lqsze, here the market was firm and con-
fined 20 6ne grades; middlngs lsH@lsS4c.
ON THURSDAY, LaverpOole closed steady and
unchanged, uplsnds S%9s5Ed; New
q York being characterized by a fair de-
mand, prices firm, uplsnds 1890; here
there was an active demand for fine grades,
with fair sales on a basis of 1s}<@lsAc
for Middlings. on Friday cotton was
firm in Liverpool, Uplands, SD; in New
York quiet but firm, on a basis Of ls%c
for Uplands: this market advanced and
what was sold changed hands at ice for
Middiings. On SATURDAY there WIS q re-
ported advance in Liverpool and New
York. In the former Uplands were
quoted pG9kd, and in the latter
at leAe. Here middlings were firmly
held at lee, and only 100 bales, all told,
changed hands. To-day there was an adj
vance in Liverpool OF =, TO which New
York did not respond. This market
closed firm at Iacc. Provisions are very
weak with q downward %tendencys aud
groceries are without any change or sPe-
cial demand. Money is tighter than
arar .-
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getreen he hoars ofID an. and pm, soil.
Co the hieheat bIdder, Tor eashs The following
Drouergv. conveyed % me BY said deed of
trust. o~wfr Ouehundreda q forty shaReBof
railroad stock In theAemphs and
road Ccsmpany, as ~ NO esfln5
safes 0f sfock-one numbered q, issued ana
dated at Memphis, uth day OF August boz, for
90 shares and the rnumbered 10, issued
the 9th day OF July, Is09. for % shares Also,
the following described real estate, tO-W1t:A
certain tract Of land, situate m TIE eoUnfyof
Shelby and State Of Tennessee. on Wolf rtV-
er, ia EanZe 3. and sectlcu z AID y being part
OF graEt No 81 Wilson saDderffu Tor ~
acres, and described a. follows: Beginning
at the beginning eorner Of said grant; run
nin north with same % is extreme north
West corner; thence east with same line I'M
III it reachAs WoI river in the middle u he
channeI thereof, "a south in The center OF
same until II makes the last line running
vest to a stake on the east bank thence
south to the south . Of sad grant, which
Is hereay referred fO~and thence west, north
and esst 70 the bspnniug- precisely a. me
call u description SO contained IN said
grant, and containing By suEvey one humid
red and thirteen aEres-
The title TO the above property y believed
to Be good Eco1yey On4y a. trustee
fvaGz ~ H L. PRTnDY. Trustee-
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DRY GOODS.

Since eur last, large accessions have
been added TO our stocks, and prepare
tons are being made for an active and
large fall business. As yet the demand
has not set in, as buyers are working of
as much as possible of the unsold goods
but by the LIST OF September it is expected
that the regular fall trade will open up.
Very few country buyers have visited the
Eastern markets this fall, and as a conse-
ouence, they will purchase nearer home.
Foreign goods are very firm, but dealers
buy sparfngly, as, should the war soon
close, prices may shrink. Narrow sheet
ings are lower, but all other things are
firm. We to-day give the opening prices
of the fall trade, which, it is thought, will
not materially vary for at least some
weeks to come:
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Trustees Sale.

ny virtue of a Deed In Trust executed 70 rs
ID by Mary ". Alexander, ]. N. Alexander,
Robert :. Ammon and D.. c.. Ammon, on the
18th day of May, 1863. and recorded In the
RegistRar5s Office OF shelby county, State OF
q certain Indebtedness therein described 70
4. Z. billiard. R. A. Pfnson, 0 ". pnlard
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TRUST SALE.

nv virtue OF the terms and powers OF a
ID Trust Deed executed TO me a. Trustee BY
Davis COckrLH and d. q. Cross, on the sth cay
Of February, 1859, and duly Registered In the
Registers Office OF shelby county, Tennesf -,
In Book No. ~ pages ~, 5sS, SO, ~, 81, l
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Trustees Sale.

ny virtue Of a Deed Of Trust 70 me executed
ID on the 18th day OF December, in year Isl,
by Mrs L. v. Shelton, to secure notes there n
specfned, due the executors OF Samuel j.
deceased. which said Deedof Trust " IS
recorded in Registers Onlce of Shelby
county, book SO, pages IS, 40 and 81, on the ID
- Nn-anhr IAA Iii On TIA
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TRUST SALE.

virtue OF the terms and powers OF q trus It
ID deed. executed to me as Trustee BY DAVIS
COckril and u. q. Cross, on 18th day OF Sen
tember, 1865, and duly registered In the Regis
ter's ofhee OF shelby county, Tennessee, in
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corNrrRrErr srAnrrs oN ronAcco.

~ 1T HtN"' I0'aNNO'
The Acting Commissioner of Internal
rRsyenne has instructed revenue officers
in proceeding sgainst parties found to
have in their possession tobacco wherever
there are counterfeit stamps, to trace it to
the factory, and prosecute the manufae-
turers. But if that annOt be done, then
to ask for instructions from the Bureau.
1t appears that quite recently considera-
Die tobacco has been seized, and the de-
t~ectives have not been able to trace it to
the factory. The question arises, shall
the parties in whose possession it was
found, be made amenable to the law7
Tobacco caddies with all the stamps on
one head will subject it to seizure for
vIoIStion of the rules of the Internal Rev
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Having fitted up our Foundry with special
reSsrance to The above class of work, We ar
novv prepared to i'll, with omptne a.
orders Tor Bronze Castings Of Statuary, colo
sal. heroic and life size.
Icon GooDS-The largest AS
sortmen TO be found In the United states, all
If which are executed with the express view
of pleasing the taste, while they combine All
the requisites OF beauty and suhStantlA COLI
P~urchaser may rely on having all articles
carefully boxed and shipped to tbe place Of
DesiSns win be sent to those who wish 10
uaSa = Salaetfon Trrt CSC rrr apl0
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On the 27th Of August, 1870,

In frost OF the ofiee Of Dickinson, Williams
& Co., No. 30 Front street, Memphis, rom u
am. 20 O'Clock M, we viii sell, for cash,
to the highest bidder, The following described
pFOUsrtv. viz: tract OF land and all I'M
prOvement- thereon. situated on or near the
New Raleigh road. known. as the AmmOn
properfy, conveyed 10 US by Deed IN Trust,
and partieul8rfy described therein Hs-
j. W. DICKINSON.
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sourHERN sEouRIrIEs
COTTON.

To-day we another advance
of I'D in Liverpool, and che New YORK
closed hrm. There was q ge0d
INQUIRY in this market for inc grades,
with only a light demand for low cot,
ton, and prices were firm. riders eohid
be filled as follows. Low Mlddnngs, ioci
Middlings, I9o; Strict Middlings, 1916;
Middlings, zoe; hut an occasional
bale could doubtless be picked up az q
shade Aowers The days Gales included
81 bales stained and mixed, at i4H@lBe;
Is bales Good Ordinary (good style) 16Hei
IA bales Ordinary, l21kc; 90 bales Low
Ordinary, at l2zc; % bales strict and
good Ordinary, IsK920o, The market
closed firm, with offerings light.
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trustees Sale of Real Estate.

ny virtue of a Deed of Trust executed to J.
ID 5. Lanphier or the sheriff of Desha
county, Arkansas, as alternate trustee ~
William p, Worried, on the LIST day of Fe0-
rlary, 1851, and duly recorded In BOOK H.
page 3fB. of the Records OF Desha county,
Arkansas. 20 secure to :. .. Nelson q Co, OF
assign ees. certain indebtedness therein
mentioned; and the said J.. & LanphteE,
Trustee, having declined and refused 10 act IS
such Trustee, which announcement or MS
said trust is duly recorded IN BooK7p page
of the records Of said Desha county Ar
kansas; now, therefore. in pursuance Of Lne
powers vested In me by said trust DEED
l viii on
Tuesday, the goth dav Of Septsmber, 1870
Between the hours OF 9 O'Clock am. and 4
O'clock p.m.-in front Of Petersons store
house door, at Knowtons Landing, near Iae
premises to be old In Desha county, ArKAn-
sas, sell TO the highest bidder, for cash, the
real estate situated in said Desna county,
Arkansas, conveyed by said trust DEED, De
scrfbed as follows, TO wit: A certain tract or
parcel of land. situate, lying and being in
County OF Desha and State OF Arkansas, viz:
The 3 e qr.o OF the s w Qr.s the \ OF the ,
w y. and the = Of the OF section
one, containing 2Q1 4l-l00 acres; the
east one-half, and the N " Il OF section two
RI. containing $50 92-I00 acres the north hall
Ii 81 of section eleven III. containing ~
acres I. the " y and the north part OF the : "
u. and the north part of the southeast Or OF
sectftu twelve [I2f, containing III S2lO0 acres.
in township MOI, south, range I east. The
south part of the \ " OF seS1loa seven X
taiaing 109 70-l0O acres the W. OF Inc 80
of section IS, IN township six south, range
one east, containing % acres, IN auLa S-ho
acres, OF which about 500 acres are cleared,
known as the Worried tract Of lands
The title to said properly is believed 70 Dc
good, but I sell and convey only as Trustees
EQUITY of resumption barred. ~
ALFRED a. ELLINGTON. Sheriff
Two Besha county, Arkansas. Trustee
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ROBERT WOOD & CO.,
--. q PHILADELPHIA
IRON WORKS.

- ARDEN and Cemetery Adornments, Cast,
ST Wrou CHIT Iron and Wire Ratingss Foun-
tsins. Vase s, Verandas, Settees. ArOors, Cnalrs,
Snm raer houses, Iron Stairs, spiral and
sfraight. in every variety OF pattern. New
and narrowed styles of Hay Racks, Managers
~ TrNT WrRE WORK. Raflfngs, store
Fronts, Door and Window Guards, Farm
Rapr{np. etc. |e -
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The first bale of new cotton Of the
crop Of 1s70-7l arrived on Saturday per
steamer D~ardanelle, from the plantation
consigned 10 Msssrs. Robertson, Bruce d
Co, OF this city, who paid 8 premium OF
two hundred and nifty dollars TOR 1t, II
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THIS PRESS must commend Itself to
4 durability, simplicity Of construction
hand horse, tC0ger or steam pOtUeT, the chang
Ldinutes. A great advantage this Press
space OF fourteen feet square, and may be
the necessity of taking cotton out of the
weather; the Press being in the house, rain
wooden screws. Another advantage is, "
all time, and n not liable to decay or
and most other iron screws and presses.
either wrought or cast, and the ram es are
to decay touches b ground. The frames
Planters may purchase either the 81
wood 10 IL themselves, or may purchase q
box TO it themselves, or may purchase the
box. making the most C complete Press in I
general use, and give gr eat satisfaction 10
In my possession, a few of which may be
thousands.
Parties in need of cotton presses wo
or II thew should favor me with their ord
claim for IL. -
Having the most extensive Iron Wort
of all kinds, l am able to furnish parties
notice.
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schoRsId's Patent Cotton Press received the First Premium at the GeOr1f
- State Fair for 1855. =

1t was proved superior to ANYTHING for s9tato3s cotton PaektRgo on the ground Its Is
Is nothing. npnate or gel Out 0ldqmNed,, W % ~, ar ma gT ogNgoM SG t "dy ~ @
hi cotton pres is TASTE kpacfngt the old wood screw and -omrp presses and of over O
sold last season. have NOT eGda complaint from oneib utOn the contrary, am
danym receipt of letters rom the first planters or VI the Cotton states ceHnym theH
and expressing hr opinlont att Is superior 10 an NherSr IN resw e tEa
A1so---VVi1cOz' improves EOrse Fewer.
joining Passenger Depot MACON, Ca .zl-s4a 81 auS
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RI rnEIAw u - noNrH.
The Philadelphia Ledger publishes

TIL LAW VI LAST ~
The Philadelphia Ledger publishes a
communication from J. W. Douglass,
Acting Commissioner of Internal Reve-
nue., in which tina gentleman says:
The act Of July II, 1870, as construed by.
this Office, imposes the tax of2h per cent.
moon coupons or interest on bonds, etc,
only for and during the year ISL. No.
tsx is imposed in his respect upon cou-
pons or interest due and payable between
August ], 1870, and January l, ISL. The
tax on dividends of banks, railroad COM
NAMES. etc, however, is inposed from
and after August l, lSTo, through the year
1871.
Explaining this decision, the Led
Ger SAYS that by this decision the law of
last month imposes the tax Of ~ per cent.
upon eoupons or interest on bonds, etc.
only for and during $50. OF purse its
operations will not begin until LIST Jsnu-
ary next. The old law authorizing the
withholding of five per cent. from the
dividends and interest paid by corpora
TORS, expired with December, 1859, but,
REGARDLESS of want OF authority TO with
hold the tax, most companies did with
hold II as previously. With a view to
cure the dificHlty in this respect, the new
law of last month attempts to legalize
what was illegally done in Withholding
the i've per cent. tax in the absence Of law
during the first seven months of The cur
rent calendar year. Until otherwise de-
termined, this new Law is to be held to be
la,-aI. From August 1 instant, TO Janu-
arv 1. next, no tax is imposed upon cou-
mons or interest. But by this decision the
tsx on dividends of banks, railroad COM
NAMES. etc, Is imposed for the five closing
months of 1870 through the year ISL. By
this il is understood that dividends in no
part of 1870 are to escape tax, and though
not withheld by corporations, must be in
diyiduaIy returned in 1871. h hay
ing incomes within the limit Of the law
viii thus be spared the injustice Praetioed
under the old law of having tax deducted
when exempted by reason OF their total
net income being short Of the prescribed
exemption. In short, the new law does
not authorize the withholding of any in
come tax by any corporation or b
concsrn having dividends or coupons to
nav between August 1 and December 81,
legN. BY. OuSAdS sags 1Ao
the I'd inst, which we printed, was not
correct, but that he has made that above
vubiished more explicit, and covers both
the tax on dividends and on coupons.
OUR PROGRESS.
The following, tor which we are in
dsbted to Mr.. YOnge, of the Bureau of
Statistics, Washington, shows the condi-
tion and progress of the United States as
compared with the nations OF Europe, in
the matter Of population, debt per
capita, revenue in millions of dollars, and
railroads and telegrsphs in English miles.
The calculations in regard to the United
States and Spain are made up TO 1870;
those for Germany up 10 1885, those for
Great Britain, France, Italy and Sweden
and Norway, upto 1865; those Of Russia
and Bavaria up to 1866; and Portugal to
1866; Of the rest the time Is not given:
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! Go Governments SerlI1i closed dun but steady in

The closing dispatch from the Stock
Board reads as follows:
"The general tendency of the market is
lower, although bears are very careful,
and use considerable judgment in selling,
and some are anxious to take the smallest
drafts, seemingly alarmed to let them go
over"
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COFFEE.
Messrs. Lonsdale, Marks & Co, of New
Orleans, In their coffee statement of this
date. notice the arrival direct oftbe cargo
"a ax W. D. Andrews of 4000 bags, and says
- We have every reason TO suppose it il
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claases MlddhBg, aud weighs f0arh hun
dred and seventy pounds, and viii be
sold at auction tomorrow nc ten am.
This bale has something of q history
On Friday, Of last week, 4 bale arrived
from the same plantation, which weighed
less than three hundrod pounds, snds con-
seqrsntiy, Was not meFchantabie. That
bale; or more properly bag, was returned
30 the plantation, and comes back to us Q
second time as q full, plethorlc BALE.
The second bale OF the new crop ar
rived to-day. 1t came from the pianta~
ton Of /. II. d @. X. Estell, Washington
county, Miss, and will just pass muster
as il weighs but $40 pounds 1t classes
quite low, and wa packed in adamp
condition. Il was consigned 10 Thos. H
A1len& o., of this city,
COTTON STATEMENT. bs
CHAMBER OF CoMMERcE,
MEMPHIS, August 2zs 1870
Stock, Sept. 1, l869-........ "a
Reed since last statement 122
Received previously @SSs,6Oo-zSSfoS
s2 raszs sss,724
Shipped since last sta'm'nt. AIS
Shipped previously"".4."t2S 5,50E1ooifSV
stock at noon this days.... 1904
IMPORTS. r-gp
Memphis and Charleston r. Reese" 81
Memphis and Ohio II. R...--..@... 9
o1
Wagons, estimated-....--."....s.~ ."s 5
G 1t
Memphis and Ohio r. R...--.--...... All
Steamers North ...~.,.,...~"--~--.-r.. Z
COTTON IN NEW YORK.
Npv yopK Auoust %. IO:20 a. M
Cotton very firm, and holders are asking
higher rates. Ordinary, l4c; Good ordl-
nary, 1910; Low Middling, 1SAc; Up
lands, Ig2<e; Good Middlings, 2lAc; Mo-
bile, 20c; Orleans, 20Zc. "a
12m-Cotton firm, with holders asking
&c higher rates. Contracts made for de-
livery in August at ISh @lSHc, September,
lie and in October at 1916. Ordinary,
l4e; Good do, 16Isyg Low Midddngs,
lssic: Uplands, 19Xc; Good Middlings,
2lLe; Mobile, 2Oc; Orleans, 20Lc.
2:10 observation-disclosures moderate,
and prices firm. Sales for speculation
1900 bales. Contracts made for 5000 bales:
latest in August at 1890; September,
IKE: October, I7c and December 1910.
4 p.m.-Cotton, demand moderate and
prices firm. Sales for export, GOO bales;
for spinning, 1900; speculation, 20; con-
tracts, $500. Rates unchanged.
COTTON IN
LIVERPOOL, August q, IL a.m.-Cotton
b~uoyant. Sales, 1900 bales. Uplands,
9Ld; Orleans, 914d. -.
l.p.m.-Cotton buoyant. Uplands, SO
@9kd; Orleans, 9H@9ad.
5 p.m.-CottOn buOyant. Sales l5,OO0
bales, OF which 1000 bales were for ex-
port and speculation. Uplands, sd; Or
leans, Esd,
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m1ooo ReWard

MAO~S ~G
ror anv case OF Bind, BJeedling or Itchfao
pTI ES that DEBING'S PILE REMEDY fails to
enna. II has cured cases OF Dyears standing.
Try 1t, and get rid of the most roublesome
sold everywhere. send for pamphlet
E6brdsorV-lA2 Franklin street.
81 DaTkfunnwA md
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Bs- The stockholders OF the " Memphis and
st. Louis Transportation Company" are re-
quested to meet at the Chamber OF Commerce
on TUESDAY, the I'D inst. at 10 O'Clock am.
Business of Importance Will come before the
meeting, and it is desired that all interested
should attend. A. L. CUMMINS,
au19 Secretary and Treasurer.
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~ hkNIUCkA JEANS AID I"IhLD'
Beverly TwiIls-..6 Maryland Jeans. -S2E
Minerva do - Rodman los AZ
White do. az 10 As F& Mech'cs do ..42H
Georgia do....-....g7% Western do 30
Hillside Jeans..--.l3% Deer Island do 10
Mohiean do .-.-S OhiO&Ind. do 60tob9
Chester do .--ZL
.LINsEYs.
Doskey's ......A-4 81 Lone oek..---...15
do ...-..7-S 2% Black Roek.------H
do - "a =
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Indications point to a very large BUSH
ness in boots and shoes this season-at
least our wholesale houses are laying in
very extensive stocks TO meet the demand,
and already are filled to repletion with
probably the best selected assortments
ever brought TO the Southwest. The de-
mand, too, has already set in, and goods
are going out rapidly for this early stage
of the season. Prices are firm, as follows:
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Saturday, the 18th August Next,
Proceed 20 sell. 10 the highest bidder. for cash.
.oTiee- on Second street, in the Greenlaw
Onera building. city OF Memphis, the follow
ing descrIbed real estate. to-Wtt: A certain
iof or parcel Of land lying and being In the
eonntv al shelby, and state OF Tennessee,
being a part Of sued1ylsion OF 55oeH Too1,
fronting l4O feet on the north side OF Jessac
nine street and extending back north loo
saaf t~mmedfateIy east OF Mr.. Tops resi-
1890 on RsaIs street, Memphis, Tennessee,
heinC IRE same lot conveyodt0 Jonn ,. ttynn
by Robertson Topp BY deed dated May 81
sitnated. lying and being in the county OF
Shelby and Slate of Tennessee, situated on
- Msvtfn street. in Che city Of Memphis, and
fronrine g feeto st. Martin street, and run
.nIpr rack east 10 the bayou ~ feet, a more
complete description OF which ~ given in q
Morgan 70 Thomas II .LOgwOod, dated jan
nary Is, Also q certain piece or parcel
OF land situated lying and being in the
county of Shelby, Stale of Tennessee, 'front.'
ing 100 feet on Wslnut street, Memphis, Ten
nessee. and running back $50 fee1 IN depth on
of the sOutnern part Of six sefes 81 land pQr-
chased at ehancery sale by Robert . smith,
and transferred by aid smith to samuel r
Walker, and being 3 portion OF &c same
land vested IN Charles Jones Do decree OF
ths hanee Court OF Memphis renoeredIn
Ire case OF Newton Ford, AdfnT q Inomas
Mum. deceased. ct al. vs. Jonn sStsyton o.
~ Sransrtv 81 dsfendnrf, James q Logan, TO
800 an execution An favor OF r Robert
49, snrvfving partner, etc., Tor Sl3,62 u,
1Sith inferesf and costs OF suit.
The ah0Ve sale is postponed until
Friday, October "a. 1870.
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