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On AL mounts exceQlng one AnOu-
sand dollars Sl0O,O0U and not exeeetfHg tie
sum OF three hundredthonSand dollars te50,-
UUl, for the hrSt one hgndreH Ihousanu 1oi-
lars Is lOO,OOO), three hundred anC MY dollars
$3.50, as above and one COLLAR an MY Gems
Isl 5) cents on each one thousand toliars or
fractional part thereof in excess of on thou
sand dollars up 10, and including, the sulu "
ON all amounts exceeding thee hundred
thousand dollars $50, OO0), and not exeeetUl z
tn sum of i've hundred Thousand dollar ;,
for the first three hundred thousand dOila. 5
$500, OOOl, six hundred and nifty dollars, (SbJUl,
as alb I'VE, and s~eYenty-nve cents t75e} on each
thereof, in excess of three hundred thouSaI Il
dollars (SJOO,OO0), up to and incluOing the su u
OF nve hundred thousand dollars (S0O,O0p.
\ On all amounts exceeding i've hundred
thousand dollars (s5OOOOOj, Tor the irst nvs
hundred Thousand dollars (S5OJ,eUUJ eight
hundred dollars tsoe0, as above, and nuy
c sntS (5Ocl on each one Thousand dollars, or
II %actional part thereof, IN excess of nve hum
dl'ed thousand dollars ($1O,0oOl; FrOUidcL
that any merchant, or fra OF merchants,
MAY, at their option, and upon the payment
to tn g City FAX Collector Of the sum OF eight
hunored dollars tSSO0, be entitled To receive
from him a license Tor one year nom that
date, without executing bond, and making
return as hereinafter provided In section OF
this ordinance.
the 18th a OF June, 1917, regulating the priv
IIege tax on merchants be and the same .
hereby, except mat portion re pealing section
/. chapter ", article LIST, on privilege tax,
as contained IN Bridges digest OF the Charter
amt ordinances, which repeating clause Of
said ordinance OF the 18th day of June, IS7l
is hen eby continued in force.
Received and passed nrst reading by COun-
ell. Rules suspended, and passed second and
final reading August 3, 1870 Received and
passed M st reading. R1les suspened; Ordi-
Board, Angus 5, lS70.
z Approved Augusta s, ls70,
JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor,
Attest: L. r. RICHARDS. city Register.
aug6
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s~slnrs.y, be 2aIh 1sy d August, $50,

Between the hours OF 10 an and 2 pm. q
certain lotof land, situated I'm Shelby county,
Tennessee, in the city of Memphis, and being
part of 3 certain lot of and conveyed on the
2tn day Of January, 1855, by henry I. HUI
burt TO Mary Gleason by deed recorded In
Boob s., part lat, OF Registers ONCE, page S8S.
etc, said lot having n 'front.' oflz1 twenty
seven feet on Exchange street extended, and
running back, between parallel lines, 140l
one hundred and forty feet, on which lot Is q
two-story framet tenement (onee occupied by
Mrs. Ketchumb which Is the Western half OF
a dOuble tenement crested by said Gleason
and wife. wiz convey SAID property In Zee
simple TO the purchaser at said sale, free
from all right OF redemption, in behalfa any
and all persons whofnsoever. ThetItfef in fee
simple Ia believed 10 be perfect, but. i
only eonvey as trustee. The Trust Deed un-
der which, i Will sell and convey as Aforesaid.
Is recorded In the Registers ONCE OF SheIby
county, IN Record Book No. IS, pages 657, 81
itAf iTAeA hid JOHN A holt, TRUSTEES.
aHUmes a PoStou. At1ornaya. p iSA
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CITY ORDINANCES
FUNDING BOND ORDINANCE

-
AN O-EDIgAEcEP ~RoVIDExs FoRgHE IssUAscE
q on s60o.Oeo OF THIErT HEAEs B0Nu4 IOR
FUNDING PURPOSES. rlUrEgs1
Be 4 ~orssined 1y Ne Geaegal eoaaoa Of Ge oVy
sEcTIoN l. Tha for the purpose OF aunding
five hundred thousand dollars ls5aOg0L or
my portion thereof o. present due d9bt
OF coupons Tor interest a p0nt The bODded G4bt
OF the city or Memphis becoming Gue during
authorized 10 issue fhe bonds ofthe city Of
Memphis, having not moTethan thirty years
70 run 10 maturity nom the date 81 their IS
suafee, nal bearing interest ~ the rate of4z
IN the elty OF New York or Memphis atfbe
option OF the Mayor. -. 4 ~ 1900
SEC z said bonds, when issueg, shall b.
denominatedfpndi boudsof and shall
not exceed in all the sum f0I X e Hundred
thousand dollars. and shall be T. suedin de-
nominations of N Thousand collars each,
numbered rom n TO i've hpua red rs ret
fVely,W with coupons for inteTesr thereOr at
taehed, payable seIaj-ainuaifyin the city Of
New GOEk or Memphis. rr fa
SEC J. said bonds, when so issued. sIaiibe
nsed By the Mayor and Comptroller OF The
city, in finding AZ par a like amount OF ane
present due dent. or Oft1e notes, BOMBS or
OF the city becotnlng due duTingthe yerzif50.
ErOrlded, that said bonds shall nO1bt rsued
or used for any other use or purpose q an
funding at par a like amount OF tire debt Of
the city As herein provided
SEC. 4. In order % lest the sense Ofthe quail
flied voters OF the city a. 10 the ~issuance OF
the above bonds, As required by TIE revised
charter. entitled an act to reduce the charter
OF the city OF Memphis. and the several acts
~amendatOry thereof into one act. and tore
wise the same, passed December :, ia, sc.
81, the MaYOr shall, after giving thirty d6ys'
notice Of the time ard place OF election. in
two or more daily newspaper published Ia
the city. submit this ordinance TO the uupu-
fed voters of the city. Those voting in G8sOr
OF the issuance o. said ond shall IudOfs Sc
upon their tickets. T" Bonds. and those voting
against the Issuance OF said bonds. No
Bonds;' and should three-fOurtbs Of thoss
voting vote IN favor or the proposition, n IN
this ordinance shall be in fun force and f.
feet. and said bonds may be issued SIS pfo-
vided in Sections J. and3.
Approved April q 1870.
John JOHNSON. Mayor.
Attest: L. K RICHAsDs, City Register. n 10
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ST. AGNES ACADEMY
FOR YOUNG LADIES

-..H .. .H. HH. MaEf.L .l#- =" El " HlH
TIME Institution, conducted by the Sisters
Il OF st. Dominic, Is delightfully."- situatedi IN
a healthy and retired part OF the city OF Mem
phis, Tenn. "a buildings are ample and
commodi0us, standing In the center Of ex,
tensive and highly improved grounds, shaded
by forest trees, and laid out and set with rare
i course of studies eomprises all the
branches, Useful and ornamental, that are
I usually Taught. 1907
Tue Academic Year consists OF two Sessions
OF i've months each; the first commencing
on the FIRST on S-EPTRMBER, tho second on
the FIRST MONDAY IN FEBRUARY.
TERMS PIX SESSION,
Payable half yearly. Invariably In advance
For board and tuition in any of the follow
ing branches: Reading, Arithmetic. English
Grammar, Geography, History, Rhetoric
famnosifion. Criticism, Principles Of Natural
Phfdeophy, Chemistry and Botany, Mental
ana Moral Philosophy, Plain Sewing, Mark
ing. etc, SIS, $50. t9l and s10g, according to the
Va nav SSIoIarsg-TuitIon SIS, $50, SIS and
$50, according to age or class as above.
For mrther infofmAtlons apply or address
the MOTHER
jy2l d&w 81, Agnes Academy
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ORDINAMcE.

Be Il ordained on TIE General CoHne1 Of IRE
Gtg Of Memphis, That sections Al and AZ of az
ordinance, entitled an ordinance to fix tba
r0ved April IA, $50, be so amended as 10
read as follows: Every theater, variety thew
ment, shall pay, per qusrter OF Tires raoutb 4
500.
Passed first reading. Rules were suspend
ed and passed thes second Inc d~naIreadug
by the Board af Aldermen, August z Ism
Passed nrSt reading by Council. Rules
suspended n passed second and Hnnl
reading, August !, 1910. TGa 81
-Approyeds August5, U70 fs--r.
JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor.
Attest: l. RICHARDS, City Register.
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OR INAMcE.

HsaMSggAq 3 fT- YIA52.s laT
Be IL ordained By The General Council of The City Of
Memphis, SkCrg0Nl hat, in theaters and
other places OF amusement, both where an
admission fee is required f,om visitors, and
where such fee Is not required, no wine,
aptrituous, yiuous or matt liquors of any
kind, or cigars. shall be soli, given away, or
furnished 20 Visitors, inside of such theater
or place OF amusement, nor in any apart
ment opening into the saIne; nor shall any
indecent or immoral exhibition be permitted
in such theatsr or place OF amusement. 4e
/ Sec. 2aAhy person or persons guilty of vio-
lRtinR any Of the preVisiesns OF this aoIdi-
nance, shall. apon conviction before the kte-
cOrder, be 6ned IN a sum not less than ten.
nor more than nifty dollars each, for each of
fense; and upon q BecOHd conviction, for a
violation OF fthis ordinance, the license OF the
person or persons so offending, If any have
been granted, shall be declared forfeited by
Passed nrst reading by Council rules sus-
pended, and passed SECOND and final reading.
August 3, 1870.
Passed first reading by Board of Aldermen ;
rules Suspended, and passed second and nnai
readlng, August 3, 1910. ! r. q uu
Approved, August 5, 1870
JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor.
Attest; l. r, RIcHARDs, City Register.
augg
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Tuesday, ADJUST 80, 1870,

BetYeen the hours of 10 am. and 2 p.m., sell
10 the highest bidder, for cash, the following
property, conveyed 20 me by said deed o.
trust, to-wit: Onehundred and forty shares o.
railroad stock In theM Memphis aud Ohio Rail
road Company, as evidenced by two certid
safes of stock-onen numbered $40, issued and
dated at Memphis, 18th day of August, 1867, foI
80 shares and the other numbered us, issued
the 5th day OF July, 1860, for Sc shares. Also,
the following described real estate, tO-wlt. a
certain tract of land, situate In the county OF
Shelby and State OF Tennessee, on Wolf TiY-
81, III range 7, and section 2 and 8, being part
OF grant No. 902 10 Wilson Sanderlin Tor f4O
acres, n described as follows: Beginning
at the beginning corner of said grant; run
ming north with same 10 its extreme north
west corner; thence east with same line un-
I'll IL reaches Wolf river In the Middle OF the
channel thereof. n south in the center ol
same until 1t makes the last line running
west to a stake n the east bank: thence
aonth TO the south line of said grant. which
is hereby referred to, and thence west, north
and east TO the beginning, precisely as the
call and description 80 contained in said
grant, and containing by survey one humid
red and thirteen acres. ~ r
The title 10. the above property is believed
to be good. i convey only as trustee.
jy30w II. L. PRIDDY, Trustee,
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Park Avenue Academy,
IL Miles from Memphis.

NEAR Memphis and Charleston railroad.
~ The seventh session opens September 5,
1870. Students prepared for the University OF
Virginia or any college. Twenty bOarders
can be acCommOdated.
For circulars, apply to II. Wade & Co, and
Taylor, RadfOrd q Co, Memphis.
iva W. i MILLEk. M.A. rrincinal.
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.E-aN


bright pounds, 70@s0e; common bright
pounds, 62I70c; medium bright hail
pounds, sqnnd 6e@7Dc; smoking, fine
and fancy, 60@S0c; medium and common,
35@50c.
VINEeAR-oommon and picking, Leg
SOC.
MISSISSIPPI AND. TENNESSEE RAIL
RoAD-MANTEsT or FBEaHr REoErvhD
AT MEMPHTs, AUGUST 10, 1S70.ABusby,
johnson q 90, 5 bales cOttonj Newton
Ford q Go, do; Day & Proudht, / do,
Rootes, Vance K Co, ) do; Shane, Harris
u Co, 1 do; ii. S. King d Co, 3 pkgs SUM
dries; Panola oil Works, 4 do: L. Roe
sher, / do: Res. Taylor q Go. 1 do; Par
tee, Bnrleson ~ Gog1ndo; O. Pfannesteih5
3 do; Nathan Bros, 3 do; Jas. Bschman,
4 do; A. Vaccaro, 2 do; POdesta q f;nzas-
sa, 4 do; ]. HAlstead. 2 ear loads lumber,
Jacob Miller, $500 feet do; PlssteFstIn-
surance Company, 4eo0r feet do; J. w.
Conrad, 16, 900 feet do.
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Tussday. I2th pay Of Auuust. Iszo,

Between the hours of 10 am. and Ppm, In
front OF the Sherif's Office, at the courthouse
door, on Second street, in the city of Mem
phis, proceed TO sell, at public auction, TO the
highest bidder, for cash, the following de-
scribed real estate, tO-wit: A certain lot of
land situate, lying and being In the county
of Shelby, state of Tennessee, described as
follows, to-wft. Beginning at a stake ON the
northwest corne of Ninth and Carolina
streets; thence north and parallel with Ninth
one hundr and dfty-one [l5ll feet and nine
lsl inches 10 a stake; thence east and parallel
with Ninth street one hundr and thirty
five [i85l feet 10 a stake; thence east and par
ailel with Carolina street one hundred and
Anyone ll5I feet and nine (9l inches to the
beginning, together with all the appurte-
nances thereunto belonging.
The equity OF redemption TO said property
is expressly waived in the deed and the title
is believed 10 be perfect, but 1 convey only
anii~e' .a no 7. PnDEsTA Trnstee.
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MONDAY. AUGUST ~, 1870.

Within legal hours, the following described
real estate, cto-wit: situate In the city of
Memphis, shelby county, Tennessee Com
mencing at a stake on Shelby street at
a small alley which separates the Gay
oso House lots from the lots of F.. ii.
CoSsitt; thence eastwardly with the south
side OF said alley one hundred and nifty
five feet to a stake on an alley east of the
GayOso: theme southwardly with last mem
TONED alley one hundred feet to a stake;
thence westwardly one hundred and fifty
nve feet 10 a stake on Shelby street; thence
northwardly with east side of Shelby street
one hundred feel to The beginning, including
the original GAYoso HOUSE, AND LOT before II
was extended.
TERMS OF SALE-On a credit of six and
twelve months, the purchaser executing
notes with security, bearing Interest from
date OF sale, and retaining n lien on the prop
erty until all the purchase money is paid.
Equity of redemption barred.
EDMUND A. Col &, Clerk and Master.
Humes, Poston a Scott, and i. ID. MeKis-
sick. Solicitors. ... jyZ
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ORDINANCE.


BE 70 ordained by tie General (0bncll Of tie
City Of Memphis, That chapter 4, page 26, II
Bridges digest, entitled, Al Ordinance in 90
latiOn TO City Licenses, or Tax On Privileges
etc De amended as fOliOWsi r1E -H
SECTION l. That every merchant person. or
hrm OF persons, engaged in the sale o. gOBCs,
wares, merchandise, groceries, provisions Dr
produce of any kind except cOttOab whether
upon his own account or upOu commission
for others, shall pay ANNUALLY fOr license IS
a privilege) upon the amount OF goods, wars,
merchandIse, groceries, provisions or pfD-
duce OF any KIND Except cotton, and su n
goods. wares, etc, as are exempt from tax A.
ion by the laws Of the StaleL that she OF
they may bring to the city OF Memphis, ur
thai may be shipped to. or consigned % them
by others for sale, at the invoice cost or yalJe
of the goods, wares, merchandise. groceries,
provisions or produce at the place where
purchased by them, or shipped 70 them by
others as follows:
l. Upon the goods, wares or 20
as above, not exceeding in cost TO him Or
them the sum of three Thousand dollars
tS3O0U). So land no license to sell DeTchauui "a
purchased in this city or sEsH Ds
granted for less than the foregoing amour,
2. On the same not eX- $1,000
ceeding in cost to him
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EXECUTIVE OFFICERS.
1. W. CLARKE, Secretary IS BUSHNELL, President.
- E. B. C0WLES, Asst Secretary. 5. Z MERWIN, Jrr Vice Hst.
ST.. TALCOTT, General Agent and Adjuser. ue
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british AND AMEI1cAN TARIFF


The New York BHlIetfs, in a review Of
table showing the changes in the tariff
Of that country from 1910 to 1859, a period
Of thirty years, says: . From 1870 TO lS44
the tariff covered lO46 to I09s articles, pro
dueing a revenue Of from E22,5O0 O0O e
s24, 009, 0C0 sterling. In 1915 the number
OF articles was reduced TO $50, with the re,
suit of a decline OF - ,5O0.O 900 in the reve-
nue.. Subsequently, the articles subject
70 duty were gradually diminished until
in 1861, they were reduced TO $50, with a
revenue Of E8,500,O0 o The process fire
ductiOn has since been carried on until
last year there were only 65 dutiable ar
ticles Of import, which Yielded an income
Of E22,OO0,CO0. These facts afford a very
significant comment upon the tariff policy
OF the United States. We have, within
the last ten years, extended the tariff
over nearly our whole range Of imported
products, 80 that now the articles paying
duty may be enumerated up into ths
thousands. TIT resell has been a cOmpli-
cation OF our revenue system, an embar-
rassmsnt Of the whole trade OF the country
through perpetual changes ] n the imports
upon nearly every foreign article Of con
sumption, and a multiplication OF office
holders, with q large increase in the costs
Of collecting the enu Our tariff sys-
tenn is now the most complex a COM
plicated OF any IN the world; and the
quiet with which people submit to it
annoyanees and misehiefs is a marvel Of
patience. While all other commercial
countries rave been simplifying their
tariffs, we have been every year adding
TO the complications Of ours and doing
our best to make il absolutely p~rOhibitory
OF trade; that Ia fact being the ayOwed
object Of our prOtectiOnist legislature
915,OOo,OOo oFcorToN cLANs.
The Washington DppGteh says the bus.
mess Of all Government cotton cases has
been brought TO a standstill by the chan.
gss deemed necessary TO comply with this
new law organizing a department Of jus
tlce. There ars seven hundred and thirty
v Of these cases, and h work upon
q portion II in hand. Nearly half the
number have been gOiug.aetively forward
for two years. About fOrty.were disposed
Of at tie last tsrm Of the e0urt Of claims,
and a number were ready for trial. The
reorganization has, however, thrown out
every one heretofore engaged upon these
matters, even down 70 the clerks WIZ
were familiar with the records, and all
briefs ia Ybateyer stage Of preparation
have been put in the hands OF new men.
These will know nothing of the evidsnce
or special history OF d individual eases,
except what can be learned from examin-
log a room full OF papers turned over by
the retiring council The suits involve
about Sl5, 00,G0O.
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Shsriff's Sale of Real Estate.
DY virtue of a Yenditioni exponas TO me
ID directed nom the First Circuit Court OF
shelby county, I VIII, on
Saturday, the -I3th- August Next,

Proceed to sell, to the highest bidder, for cash.
| within legal hours, in ron OF the Shertnrs
office, on Second street, In the 9reenlaw
opera Building, city of Memphis, the follow
I Ing described real estate. tO-Wtt: A certain
lot or parcel Of land lying and being in the
county of Shelby, and state OF Tennessee,
being 6 part OF subdivision Of Block No. 81.
mine street and extending back north 100
feet, Immediately east Of Nj. CoPp's resi-
dence On Beale street. Memphis, Tennessee,
being the same lot eonveyedto John 8. Flynn
by Robertson Topp by deed dated May 81
1862. Also, q certain lot or parcel of ground
Aitnated, lying and be1ng In the county OF
Shelby and State Of Tennessee, situated on
Sd. Nartin street, in the city OF MemphisI and
nonting So feet On St Martin street, and run.
ming back east TO the bayou " feet, q more
complete description Of which Is given IN a
certain deed Of trust executed by John Il
Morgan 70 Thomas H. Logwood, dated Jan
uary II, 1851. Also, q certain piece or parcel
Of land situated, lying and being In the
county Of Shelby, STATE OF fenifessee, from
nessees and running back $50 feet IN depth on
of the %outnern part Of six acres OF land pur-
chased Al ehancery Gale by Robert s, smitht
D transferred by said smith 70 Samuel 7.
Walker, and being q portion OF the same
land vested In ChaEles dOnes Dy decree OF
the ChaneeFy Court OF Memphis rendered In
the case of Newton Ford, Admir- OF Thomas
Null, deceased: ct al. vs.. John ?. Slayton et
al, IN the Sth day OF April, 1858, levied on as
the property Of defendaEts James Z. Logan, to
satisfy an execution in favor OF R. Robert
son, surviving partner, ETC., for $l3,l52 O,
wifi Interest and costs OF suit.
MARCUS ]. WRIGHT,
shertd Of shelby county.
], &. Bigelow, Atty for plaintiff, Iys
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ORDINANCE

Beaorddiaed bv ths General G0Unca Of he on
o. Memphis, That section sfxty-seven OF n I
entitled a ordinance to- hx ths
rates OF taxation OF axable privileges" beR1
amende as 20 read as follows Every run
ner or drummer, or person who solicits trade
or custom for any mercantile establish mel {
Of any character within the city, per annunL
sio0, Provided, That nothing In this section
shall prevent regular merchants, or The E
regularly salaried clerks, from exhibltin :
samples, or selling thereby to othe~rregnlarlJ
licensed dealers.
Passed first reading by Common Connect
Rules suspended passed second reading,
August 8, 1870. Passed first and second read
fngs, under a suspension of the rules, by thS
Board of Aldermen. August 3, 1S7Q 1-u
approved August 5, lS70.
JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor.
Attest: L. K RICHARDS, City Register.
anna fa HN.I
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NOTICE.

.THE executors Of the late Louis Wolfen-
stein hereby give notice 10 the puhlic,
that any demands or claims against the de-
missed Louis W0Ifenstesns houid be presented
with certified proofs OF Its correct Identity
until the 10Th day of August next unto our
commissioned agent for this purpose, Mr.. A,
WOlfenstein, 23l Main street, city Of Memphis,
to be ~adiudged by us. We also demand Of All
who are indebted to said Louis Wolfenstein,
70 pay said Indebted amounts to A. WoEfsn-
stein, S3l Main street, until the l0th of Au-
gust next, 10 prevent legal steps being taken
70 enforce its collection.
C.P: WoLFENsTEIN, Executor.
Memphis Jnly 9, iS70. iyI6
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TRUSTEE SALE.

IN pursuance Of a deed of trust, made 20 me
Il by j. NJ. Lane, dated April II, le68, and for
registration in the Registers Office of Shelby
county, Tennessee, on the samed day and date,
ahdtiIe same Was recorded in same Office in
record book Ho.7l pages SS7, &S and $50. on the
I'D day of April, 1859, and for the purposes
therein directed, L will, in thet town OF Bart
lett, on the Memphis and Ohio railroad, on
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027th Day Of August, 1870.

Within legal hours, at the Real Estate Ex-
change of Register, Trezevant q Co., at 40
mann street, proceed 70 sen 70 the highest
property mentioned In said Deed of Trust,
to-Wft: Lying and being In the county OF
Shelby, stats Of Tennessee. as folloWss Be-
ing lots Nos 81, "a, 40, Al, A., AZ, A, 40, n, a, on.
the plan of Haysytlle, and lot No. II on plan
of farms laid on in the Hays tract-ft being
ecutor's deed Of same date. The quity Of
redemption is waived in this Deed OF Trust.
The title TO said land u believed to be good.
but i make deed as trustee Only. t
iH1R Holm 2. TREZEXANT Tnnafea