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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-09-16
For Sale.

NNE FIVE YEAR OLD COLT,-has n racking
~ gait, and was sired by the Russell Horse,
and Russell Horse came from Old Eaton Dam,
half sister to Lady Chapman. The Colt can make
good time. q. V. ELLINGWOOn
Bethel July 9th $40. 3w
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-09-16
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For all tho purposes Of a Larativ,
Medicine
Perhaps no one medi.

Perhaps no one medi.
cine is so universally NJ.
quired by everybody as
n cathartic, nor was ever
any before so universal.
~ adopted into use, IA
every country and among
all clIsses, as this mid
but efficient purgatiye
Pu. Tho obvious rea.
son H., llat IL Is q moro re.
liable and far more cne =
tual remedy than any
other. Those who have
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-09-16

Assessed June 10th, lsCs, on same, q2o
supplementary commitment,
j. IL. LOYEJOi, Treas.
Albany, Aug. q, 1870.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-09-16
Desirable Residence,
FOR SALE.

TIME subscriber, being abont to move West,
i offers for sale the place now occupied by him
on Paris HILL For any one desiring a pleasant
home in the country this estate is one Of the finest
in oxford County. II includes four acres Of land
of excellent quality, upon the main street in the
center of the village, wen stocked with the best
varieties of apple trees in full bearing condition,
and cuts hay enough for a horse and COW.
The House has twelve rooms, is thoroughly
built has an excellent cellar, the best of water
brought into the kitchen, and wood-shed and
barn connected with the house.
The Chamber Furniture, the Carpets, Stoves,
Curtains sc, will be sold with the house II desir
ed; but will not be sold separately.
PRICE..S4OOO.
Application may be made to the subscriber, on
the premises, until Sept. LIST; afterwards to r. T..
SHAW GEORGE l.. VOSE.
Aug. II, ls7o.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-09-16
FRIDAY, Sept. 23d.
GRAND SWEEPSTAKES PURSE.

\ Premium of 900. open to all trotting horses
owned in Maine mile heats. S in 5 To harness. sto0
TO first slOoto second. To take place at O'Clock
Horses contcsting for any premium at this Fair
must have been owned in the state six months
previous To the time OF holding the Exhibition
Horses will be called ~ minutes before the time
advertised and MUST M READY. Horses will be
started n, time. Any one not being ready will be
ruled out Three 10 enter two TO start; IN all in
dependent and outside purses.
Entries for independent ,rots must be made on
or before MONDAY. sept. 18th. at 10 O'Clock l..
VI, with the Secretary Ut the Society ut the Man
sion House. Augusta.
The EH:ruscc Re, Of ten per cent Of Purse mas! ia
al cases accompany the RodaiaGti0n.
SAMUEL l.. BOARDMAN,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-09-16

In the town OF Albany, County OF Oxford, and
State Of Maine, for the year A. ID. 1863 g.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-09-16

At2P NJ, n Premium OF $40 for Horses that
never trotted better than minutes, mile heats,
in 20 harness. sl25 IT, first, sj0 10 second, s23 to
third.
At4P. NJ, u Premium Of $500 for all stations
from 20 years old, that have been kept IN Maine
for the use OF Mares the present season, mile
heats in 5to harness; S25 to first, si5 to second
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-09-16
TROTTING j
MAINE STATE FAIR
$3.50 in Purses !!
The GcntIeman's Prize !

Ats O'Clock an Elegant Harness valued nj slo
for the best Gentleman's Driving Horse, To 20 II
carriage, TO weigh, including driver, $50 lbs.
starting. Owners TO drive; mile heats, IN J
Horses that have trutte,l for money, aH not DC a!
toured 10 compete for this Prize. In making thi
award the committee will take into consideration
style, action, speed, and the general good quail
ties OF a Gcntlcman's horse. The Harness VII
be on exhibition ut the State House during tn
Fair.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-09-16

Charles ]. Gilman, Brunswick; III, Nj. Prentis
Bangor; II. NJ. Harlow, Augusta; George waite
house, Portland; j. Ii, Ham, Lewiston.
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Nou.Resident Taxes,

Stow, Aug. 90, 1870.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-09-16
Reduction Of Fare

OF s5 80 from Boston to Chicago and all points
West.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-02-16

dantP" interrogated Mr.. CIayburn, re-
garding Rudolph with d mingled look Of
surprise and admiration. AS Rudolph
made no reply, Mr. Olayburn continued:
EDO your peopls in Germany, at your
early age. confide TO you all the family
secrets, allow you to discuss them thus
freely, and express your, opinions with
all thu oonfidence of mature years.
1--WE have no secrets in our family"
said Rudolph, with dignity. s'We tell
each other every ything.".
"The world is certainly progressing"
remarked MIR. Clayburn, meditatively.
ut is hard to say to what it is coming.
To hear this child talk, one would think
twenty years at least has passed over his
head. In my day, should as soon
have thought of taking pleasure voy-
age to Kamschatka or Mozambique, as
to have sat i'll an assembly of your peo-
pie and uttered such remarks as I have
heard this afternoon"
Rudolph's face Redeemed and he look
ed truly abashed.
"You are fine specimen of the nge,
youngster," continued Mr.. Claybarn;
1.-The American youth are certainly keep
ing gait with the accelerated progress of
the country"
lam not an American, said Rudolph,
proudly, 81 am German"
"Pooh! pooh! fiddlesticksl' exclaimed
MIR. Clayburn; "but whether you are
German or American, my boy, I do not
mean my words to convey censure.
You are manly and unusually developed
for your years. but see no contemplate
manishness about you. AS you stand
before me now, with your youth, your
capacity, your high spirit and your
bright promise for the future, Joseph
Clayburn would willingly relinquish
every cent he possesses in the world and
start again poor man, if you were of
his lineage and bore his name"
Mr. Clayburn quilted the room hastily.
"Poor father!'' said Juliet, sadly; II
wish he had son. wish some OF my
brothers were alive now; for in that case
he would let me marry whom please,
and not try to force me to the altar with
Frank"
Rudolph touched her arm warningly,
and nodded toward the window, where
Cornelia was standing, with her eyes
fixed on the sky, drumming absently
against one of the panes of glass.
:'We need not fear CorneIia any
longer" said Juliet, in reply to this
pantomime; ''she knows all about our
engagement. Karl told her himself, at
the time of the examination, the night
before Cornelia's return home"
"Will wonders never cease?" cried
Rudolph, and then in an .under-tone:
1T is very odd; can scarcely believe
what you say. Uncle Karl impressed it
strongly on my mind several times, that
he had particular reasons for desiring
everything to be kept secret from Corne-
liza. Ho said she was the worst enemy
you had to encounter, and could do more
mischief than anybody else.'
TO BE CONTINUED.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-02-16

The old REGIME.

The Old Regime.
g. the tisnes .sin$ $..eye. BE .s,..=
S 40 thcy were whom we were young;
When SCOTT was writing Waverleys,
And Moore and Byron sung;
When Hsroids, Giaeurs and Corsairs came
.,ss 10 gnarm us every year,
And loves Of engels Kissed Toms cup, '
While Wordsworth slipped small beer:
When Campbell drank of Helicnn
s And didn't mix his liquor;
When, WILSON'S strong and steady light
When southey 70 climbing piles Of books,
80 Mouthed Curses OF Kehnma,
And Goleridge in his dreams began
y Strange oracles 70 stammer;
When Rogers sent his memory,
Thus hoping to delight us,
Before he learned his mission was
I, To give feed and invite us;
When James Mongomery's weak-tea strains
8 Enchanted pious people,
Who didn't mind poetic haze,
il Through it loomed steeple;
When frss reviewers learned to show
? Their judgment without mercy;
When Blackwood was as young and 1.-the
When difford, Jeffrey, and their clan
Gould fix an authors doom,
And Keats was taught how we'll they knew
TO kill a coup de plume.
No women folks were rushing then
Up the Parnassian mount,
And seldom was tea-cup dipped
!: In the Oastalian fount;
Apollo kept ho pursuivant
10 cry out Place duT Danes!
In life'a round game they held good hands,
land didn't strive for palms.
O.. the world will never be again
What it was when we were young;
And shattered are the idols now
TIC which our boyhood clung;
Gone are the giants OF those days
For whom our bays We twined,
And pigmies now kick up dust
To show the .'march OF mind"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-02-16
SOLUBLE MANURES.

The Suphnric
nyes tments.
to
while
d h eNN"NO
EatwM No Phosphate
ETIWAN
OAmmon
Ct G.
Conlpany wnbe ebranded
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-04-25

EElE RAIlWYA.
100 MILFS UNDER 800 MILES WITHOUT
ONE MANAGEMENT. CHANGE of COACHES
The Broad Gauge, Double Track
Route
7 BETWEEN THE
=, ATLANTIC CITIES
WEST AND sOUVEr-yVi1S EST.
THIS RAILWAY EXTENDS FROM
Cincinnati to New York 600 Niles.
Cleveland to New York 625 Niles
Dunkirk to y ew York i60 Niles
Buffalo to New York E23 Miles,
Rochester TO New. York ae5 Niles,
,g-22 TO q MILES. TIE. SHORTEST
ROUTE. 10 i3
New ard Improved Coaches are run from Cincn
natl, DAYTON t'rbara, Marion, Gallon, Ainnsttld'
| ashland. fkrcn, Cleveland arrcn, Neas iie
! Duukrk Buffalo and Rochester to e..
New York without Change
| ONLY ONE CHANGE TO BOSTON.
On end after Monday NovorhNr *. 1869, tIoins
will leave Icadville ct the foowins.hours VIZ
FRANKLIN IilsaNCiE--Goiug South.
LEAVE:
Neodville, 545AN. IL IS A NJ, l,?O P. NJ, 4,l5 An
AamvE:
Franklin. 74I IN ,SO0L" 7,o5"
oil CITY, $50 /" S3O-s" 3,3J :" SO"
EHsNHL,N s;IcANCF1--Going North.
LEAVE:
Oil City. 4i5AM N, 900 Il, AS P. n, ecC P. n.
franklin. $50 p3T $40 9,iJ e
ARRIVE:
Me,dville, SIS 1i,e5 7,l5 n,4jL''
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-04-25
GoING EAST.

1I,3G 4. NJ. LIGHTNING EXPIRES. daily,
con meeting at Cory, SUNDAYS excepted for Warren,
Pa Mayville. Br0cton ard ,ritusyi.ie, aud daily
or Erie; at Elmira with Npr.l'ern Ceutral Railway
or Wiiliarerort II rriaburg. Philadelphia and fal.
imorc and at New York Tor Boston and New Eng
and cities.
cinnati runuin; ihroug TO New ork
S,I5P. vi. CINCINNATI EXPRESS, daily
Sundays excepted, injecting at Biognamptnn for
Albany and the celebrated summer letOr,, sharon
Springs. and at New York fJr Boston, and all New
a Sieeninc Coach IS attached to this train at
Meadvilie running through to New York.
I,55 A. VI. NEW YORK DAY EXPRESS,
daily, sundays excepted. Connects at Great Bend
with Delaware, Laclawanna " Western Halfway
for Scranton and at New Yorl; with diunight Tx
press train of New Jer-ey Railroad for rltiiadcl.
phia.
Cleveland, running through TO llor eisNiile, con
nectiug with train nayirg new and improved Draw
ng Room Coaches attached, running through to
New York.
o.4s p. WI. ACCOMMODATION, Sundays
excepted.
2,O5 A. NJ. ACCOMMODATES, Sundays
excepted
4,5o A. NJ. WAY FREIGHT, Sundays ex
cepted.
Boston and New England Passengers, with their
Baggage, are transferred FREE OF CHARGE in
New York.
Th, best ventilated and most luxurious Sleeping
coaches !xs-IN THE WORLD~aS accompany all
night trains on this Railway
~" The Erie Railway Company has opened a
Ferry from their Jersey city Depot to the foot
of 2sd st New \ ork thus enab ing passengers to
re lch the urper p7rion OF the ci'y without the ex-
pense and annoyance OF 4 street aror an omnibus
transfer.
70 The scenery along the entire route Of the Eric
Rai!way Is of the most picturesque ana beautiful
characer Admirers of Natures beauties, IN a
wight tourney over this Line, will find its ever
char gnG landscapes subjects of continual admira-
| tion and interest.
Baggage Checked Through, I,
And fare always rs low as by any other Route,
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA ERIE RAILWAG,
Which can be obtained at all the Principal Tickc.
| Offices in the West and Souih-West.
/ WIN. 3. Barr,
! L. D. RUCKBR, Genl Passr Ag't.
eeal Supt 5sn Is, Is7c.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-04-25
GOING WEST.

as 4. II. DAY EXPRESs, dGily, Mondays
excppted for C,eveiand. CicninLau ana the W est
and South Connects Mt CiarNsVille Sunoa'S eN-
rapted d. for 81 ron Newcastle ana blt'sDjlEh; III
tiovittshn,r for Hometown and ShGror: NJ Cievc-
and with lake Shore Railway. for tue West ana
Norih- Yves: at Rnvenua, Sundays exec )'ed for A
lance and Pittsburgh: ut Akron sundays eyc ptcd
for Orville and Milersl'urs, NJ Urbuna with l,liis
hurrh Cine nnati and st. louis Ra " ayiOr Indian.
apol.s and at Cincinnati, with the Ohio Y Nj 5;
sipni Hallway, for st. Louis aud the south aud
Sou,hWe-t
Steering Coaches are attached to this train at
Hornelsvile, running through to Cleveland without
change.
o.45 8. III. EXPRESS MAIL. daily, surdov.
errrpied, for Cleveland sud the N'-i and North
Wcst Counoc;s n Car';-yiic for Sharon, New-as
tie aud Pittsburgh, ard a6 C.e..l No =" Ia Lake
Snore Raj way for he " est ana North-N est.
$50 q. w. NIGHT5 EX p';ESs. daily. 'o-
t7eyennd Cincinnati ard the We31 and South -
Cnrnccts M Leayir shuIg Sundays excepted for
yopnn, town; at Cleveland with Lake shore al
,vay Tor tho West and North W"Ft: ard II tirciu
natl with tn. Ohio & Mississippi Fallwty for It.
Louis and tine South and South" est
A Sleeping Coach i attached 10 t. is train at New
York, runnIg z through 10 Cincinnati.
II.rp a. VI. ACCOEMODAT!0N, Sunday
excel,tcd. fr Leayittsburg and Nay Stations, col.
ectug for You gstown. .-..
$40 u. N. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
lion, daily.
7.I5 A. NJ. WAY LFREIGHT, Sundays OK
epted.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-04-25
,,.7SF .NO rnlG aAgL20t,ia1

ID On and after MonlAY' NV -, Glloys
Passenger Trains will run on TINS toau 40
LEAVE pRIE--dOiNd EAST ,icc I
f,AsA A. N. NIGHT EXpRE9H, sVd slya
EsHU Ripley, Wc+tfcld, DnnkIrk a." II
creek, arriving at l,IIHtDyy' 'pr,geS I'll
4 AK \. NJ, NEW lOKh La nnnnkifE, 81
kSSsOc ring at Westfcld' br0cton. nn in Blaat
vercreek. aud Angola, aril'!ns !"
~.,. p P ~ NJ CiiNNcINNATI EXPRESS, S,,,ss ~, /
Es.sb ping at Northeast, Wes'lejII srTiyes
uunkir,; ani Sivcrcreeh, anu "'
ANA h""1,p NJ 1T NAIL l AND ACcoNliMlGi1r,ii
o't'V TIoN, stopping at "a, ''"'''"''
B"'',io PM ~ NV isii' EXPREss, stqbniptir bbn.,t 4:
,Sa,D Tor,hnost H., 1}inlcy. Westicld. DIR
siiTcrcroek SHIsrySs. AMI ani Angola, arriving" =
LsAyh EVsy nty tFSyrEFss .toppirisL risLa., 49,,
s2.SS J., m'' s.,Sorcrc@,,, NO. rri, nunSirb, bg
SWn.,fcld Sy,a m rmd Northeast arriving AZ
At a',5 e P MIL y; AND AccoNNI.G,Giss o ,I.,is
AGO r,oM n, ,stonning at all statiols' '''''
at Erie %oIEpo a, S,i9 TTxprEss y stogI?1Is5 4 ~
G::sO All Al Stations, s,i md arriving at ENC"
4, 4 \, y. STEAMBOAT rxrErfnSs, rx ns,oa' @
0:ktb r,n NJ, ,t Angola. S,Eercre.ehK,,, nrl
wv" Rrnston, nG "r Westfiald and Norlh''''
,o inS NJ. e. fS'H NIGHT E&PREsS, s,tSd se,.ttSSed, 4
lsSU SilvercreeS, DurklrK anu
irving at Erie al 4,4o A. ~ IN an Elie ]
Railroad time is 10 mlnule,s e,sfawS fasIgiS Gsal s'
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-18
NOTICE.

Tue Directors Of the White. Red. and
B.seA River Packet Company, have or
" that a call OF k1fty Per cent. b e made at
IoSSag t9e amount subscribed by I the stock
holders Of said Company.
az ma b. DAVIS. Pn asIdenf.
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Trustees Sale.


DY virtue Of two DEEDS IN Trust, made to
ID me by A. NJ. FergusOn-Oue made on the
Sd day Of January, 1866. and recorded in the
Registers Office for Shelby county, Tennessee,
in Book 81, part LIST, pages ~, 473 and AZ; ana
the other made on the 22d day OF Febru-
airy, 1858, and duly recorded in the Registers
office for Shelby county, Tennessee, in Record
Book 81, pages f73, IA and 40 the FIRST of
which was made to secure the 1ymen of a
note for S5,2b3 y, and tha latter made to Sc
cure the paYqnen1 OF q note for ssld00, both
payable TO Patrick O'ToOle; and, whereas,
said notes We're not promptly paid at matu-
rtty, and having been requested so 30 do, by
bridget OTOoie. Administrsirlx Of said Pat
rick o'Ioole, now deceased, ] viii, on
Saturday, the 26ih Day CT February, 1870.
In Front Of the Circuit Courtroom, on the
corner Of Union and second streets, IN the
clty OF Mem pms, sell, 80 lac highest bidder,
10 casa, tIeIOr on the southwest corner Of
beat ana Desotu streets, fronting on BeaI
street sixty .Udl feet, and running back south,
between parallel lines, one hundred and
twenty llzUI feet, and now fully and p~artfcu-
larry described in said Trust Deed, recorded
IN Book %, pages 572. 4I3 and 474, and to which
reference is here made.
At the same time and place I will also sell,
70 the highest bidder, for cash, the following
described lot, beginning at a stake one hun
dred and thirty hve li55l fgat south from the
south line OF Begi st4acE. and running thence
south Tlyh the west line Of DeSOtO street
thirty 1901 feet; thence west one hundred and
fifty li5Ul feet; thence north thirty 1901 feet to.
the south side CT az alley; thence east with
the GCTth Inns OF said alley Il hundred and
atty Ll50l feet to the beginning, being the
same lot describedin the Trust Deed. recorded
in Book "a, pages 41S, 474 and 10, and to which
refeFeAo5 IL here made. The sale Will be
made between the hours Of 10 o'clock am.
and o'clock pm.
The equity OF redemption is specially
waived In s3idTrust Deeds, and the title is be-
lieVed to be good. but / only convey as Trus-
tee. EUGENE MAGEVNE Y Trustee.
Hapsen, swingiey & DashielI, Att'ys.
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tuesday, The 9Th day Of march, 1870.

In front OF the Waldran Block, and upon the
premises, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock am.
and O'Clock. P m, sell at public auction, TO
the highest bidder for cash, the following des-
cribed tracts, parcels or lots of land, with the
improvements thereon, tying, being and sit
uated in the city Of Memphis, county of Shell
by, and state of Tennessee, and bounded rs
follows, to-wit: Beginning on the east side of
Main street, one hundred and nifty (l5Gi feet,
north Of Linden street, running thence east
waTdjy, parallel with Linden street one nun
dred aEd sFyeGty-iYe C4{5l feet 10 The west
side of Mulberry street, thence nOrtAWGrdly
with Mulberry street ey~enty-eight aud one
half l5S1a) 'eet 10 "a stake, thence w~eStwardly.
parallel with Linden street. one hundred and
seveHty-nVe (l15l feet, TO the east side OF Main
street, thence sOuthwardly with the east side
Of Main street seventy eight and one-half
(7SL1 feet to the begiE ming; the same being
the lot upon which the Waldran Block Is sit
uated.
Also, all The right, title, interest ana estate
which the said Waldran has conveyed to me
in trust, in the fdliowingdescribedlo lot OF land,
situated In the city, county n state afOre-
said, and bounded as follows: beginning at
the northwest corner or the Memphls and
Charleston railroad depot grounds and 'front.'
ing on Adams street one hundred and ninety
eight O9S) feet. to the corner Of Charles John
stOn's lot, thence south four t) degrees east,
two hundred and sixteen feet to q stake,
thence south seventy degrees and fifteen
minutes west, two hundred and fOrty-seveE
t24D feet to a stake in the center o. the rail-
reed t4aciI, thence along said track three
hundred and one {R0p feet TO the beginning,
being the same lot upon which is Situated the
Charleston cotton pTes8, owned 0y the said
W. 2. Railran and George Gin, under the
firm name OF Waldran & Gill, which said lot
is held by them under a lease from the Menu
phis and Charleston RAILROAD Company BY
which the J5rIa began on the nrst day of De-
tOber, 1861, and Is TO end on the 30th day OF
September, 1872, at an annual rent of one
thousand dollars, payable quarterly; VIII the
privilege to the ies3ess OF removing any i'm
prOVements put by them on said premises.
The title 10 the foregoing described property
is believed TO be perfect, but | convey only as
trustee. [fe6l W. AESSICk, Trustee.
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TO Delinquent Subscribers
To the Capital Stock Of the Shelby
County Agricultural Society.

THE attention of Delinquent subscribers Of
i stock to the Shelby County Agricultural,
Mechanical and horticultural Society is
hereby called to the following order, passed
by the Board of Directors, at their last regu-
lar meeting on February 5, 1870, viz;
THAT the President be authorized to place
INTO the hands Of competent attorney, for
collection, all claims for balances due on sub
sCriptions of stock TO said company, after
giving notice, in the daily papers. for one
week, that said course will be pursued"
The Board are determined that good faith
shall be kept with the creditors OF the conf
pany; and, TO avoid the alternative Of bring
ing snit, 1t is hoped that all d~elinquents will
promptly respond, Within one week, by call
ing at the Office Of the Secretary, No. Il Court
B,ilding, and settling their liabilities. After
that time. theee plains viii be placed In the
hands of an attorney far oelleoiiop.
LEON. TROUSDALE, Secretary,
p. S.-From and after this date these claims
will be found in the hands Of Messrs. Marye
4 Irrelevant, attorneys at law, NO. Madison
street. where the parties are requested to call
and make settlement lfebSl LIS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-18
MONDAY. MARCH ?, 1870,

Between the hours of 10 o'clock am, and
p.m.. the following described tract of land,
containing one hundred and i've (lOol acres,
lying in the eleventh surveyors district OF
Shelby county. and State Of Tennessee, or
the south side of Wolf river:
Beginning at q stake with pOst-Oek pointer,
in the northwest corner OF a two hundred
acre tract entered IN the name OF VIM. Law
renee: thence south = chains and 30 links to
n stake with an elm pointer; thence west
chains and a links to q stake with white-Oak
and sweetgum pointers; thence south Il
chains and 20 links TO a stake with two red
oak pointers; thence east q chains and Al
links TO a stake with sweet gum pointer
thence north 40 chains 70 a stake with gum
and elm pointers: thence west = chains 10
the beginning.
Terms Of Sale-One-third cash; balance, on
a credit Of one and two years, with INTEREST,"
purchaser executing notes, with ppIoNS 81 ~
curly, a lien being retained on lhs i"Hu ii
the deferred payment; toaGuE CIa-1
Pr sprAR COLL, Deputy Clerk. febl0
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-18
To Whom Ii May Concern.

nICHD W. LIGHTBUR NE is the only eu-
n thorfzed agent at M emphts, Tenn, for
the St Louis and New Orlt ans Packet Co.
J. JalS JOHN n. BOF4 NGER, President