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ASSIGNEE's SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.
BY ORDER OF z. E. NORTON, ASSIGNEE

BY ORDER OF Z. E. NORTON, ASSIGNEE
~ sers.Cttce No. II Exchange Place. New Orle an,
1HURSDAi, May l9, 1870. al twelve O'Clock 81
Royal between Canal and Oustomhouse streets, il
this city OF New Orleans per order of the DIS ric
Court of the United States of America for the Dis
trlct Of Louisiana. sitting in bankruptcy, viii DC
sold at public auction
CERTAIN BILLS RECEIvABLE AND OPEN
in bankruptcy. to wit:
Nos. Names.
50. Alexander Schenker, individually and as
member OF A. d s. Schienker, and OF j.
- ncnlenker Brother.
1872. +. Il. Aibers
1853. j. n. and J. o. Robert. Individually and as co.
2s4 Charles \: weIshans ans individually and as
624. Il. a. Edmonston members OF Ed
265 Henry J. Sanders.
TO. John O. Coied Individually and as member
~ Richard Nusent
s33 Nelson b Prothro and James B. Rosser. indi.
vidualiy ard as membeIs of Rosser, Protnro
o., Co:' and OF Prothro. Carothsrs II Go.
365. Frederick book.
375. - i.liam j. Briscoe.
$50. William =. Hamilton.
ass. Robert E. Arlington and Albert B. Elmer in.
9ividuaiiy and as members of Arlington i
4s2. F f. Mitchell, D. l.. Mitchell and f. NJ Farley
individually and as members of f. +. Mitchell
502. Wesley T. Pratt and William G. Mcdonnell.
individually and members Of W. 4. Pratt
5o3 Calvin W. Keep.
SOi. L. II. Whitworth.
$40 Samuel M. Williams
52i Lewis S. Markham.
574 Charles Ever
575. Thomas 5. Wright, individually aud a. t. mem
Der OF Wright Is Hull. and OF Wright, tiartlsy
$50. B. p Ethel and E; B: Falls Individually and
as members of z. z. Ethel il Co.
54 Joseph A. Baquie.
SIS. Cnarle. A. Green, ind lvdu ally and as member
OF Green y Orump; ana benjamin Orump,
individually aod IS member Of Green d
-. Crump, ana OF Duff. Green Co.
so. " iliiam j. Taylor and William H. Giffuev
individually and as members of Taylor Il
6s5. ChsrIgs IL. Gould, individually and as mer-
her OF could " Allen, and OF John N. Gould
635. Matter NJ. Smalwood. Individually and as
nembss of smallwood 4 Julian. A. NJ.
Stephenson Il TO-, and of Smallwood, West
e42. james D. Cameron and Hy polite r. Bonnevsi,
individually and as members of j. d. Dame
eli. Henry Leckie Individually and as a member of
Wilson, Massie Co.
645 Robert B!eakley, Individually and as member
OF X. Eleakley i Co.
03 Edouard Pinac and Gabriel Cszsnavetts, indi.
yiGTually and as members OF Edouard Pinac
20. Jaines 5. Douglas.
TO- IL W dlieS.
I49. n. S. Cox.
769. John r. Conway
40. George NJ Looming.
7sG. Patrick Ganaher.
795. E W. Waraer.
1913. jacob Burckett. Individually and as member
of Jacob kurckett Co.
S09. Thomas 4 Smith.
500. Leopold and Adolphe Rocquet. individually
and embers OF Durand, Kocqusr Il %.
s27. Frank Powers.
a37. w G.. Bruce.
s57. William Il. Lyme
Dl9. Robert Pitk,n.
Terms-Cash on the spot in United States Treas
~ notes.
The list OF property to be sold be seen at the
fica OF +. r. Norton, Assignee. uustomhouse |
ulidiDg. New Orleans, until day of sale.
mlS IL 10 i6 10
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CORPORATIONS,
ARTICLE XXXIV.

period for liquidation. fix their compensation,
may be removed or their term of office be renswed
ARTICLE XXXIV.
The stockholders shall not be responsible for
losses or damage incurred by said corporation, be-
yond the amount OF capital stock he'd or owned by
Them respectively.
ARTICLE XXXT.
The names and licences OF the parties to this
act also the number of held by them respec.
lively, declared to be as follows:
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By Louis Stern & Bros.
FIVE HUNDRED CASES BOOTS, SHOES
AND BROGANS

R1 LOUIS STEIN 81 BRO0 M
- stern, Auctoneer-MONDAY, May 49, at ten
CLOCK A o., at their salesrooD, No Is Chartrss
GU GASES BOOTS. SHOES AND BROGANS
comprising an assortment OF fresh and desirable
E0oas adapted to city country trade and seita-
~ o~A'~AS-~ .
Terms-at sale, nr,e
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Il SIGNED:
Seaman Hopkins. Jr.,
W. Il. Foster,
Breaux d. Fenuer,
Race. Foster Il +. 7. Mer-
rick,
Richard y. Venables,
.. Il. i'neisman,
John e. Fleming,
j. A. Braselman,
Theodore Berksop,
John a Watkins,
James Buck ey,
V. q. Deotzei,
Jcseh p Hornor,
John NJ. q. Parker,
Emma ti. Bartlett, per
Frank a. Bartlett,
II. Levy,
p z. Walshe.
u. Lee Shute.
= I,Y.
IfWrenCe d heofara,
henry -. AncreWs,
1"c0o oailn.
n. Non neyer,
Ericn Brand,
II. 'lnp,I J..
Ge3res " oaoler.
y. =. Co'!is.
Jehn foerster
=. = turvis,
6efm an ' !ncent'
~. =. feck.
gillian NcDuf,
P8ui y; EoOer.,
p. Il. corey,
Z. a DsntZei,
y. "a. n. Lagroue,
,,an,ne, . an iScl,
"a. w. mans,
oscar H'leh'
II benl tmin,
t uetiI| oeusei,
f T.,ila'n q osTatmeyer,
= n 'nes ~ hastings
W 3ynsis /" . aehsot,
- - "sn'n ! 1o1 " arhS'
C = Ter '" y arE,
49,, ~ - ~ - LIDS
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N aI =, 49,. 70 !, ar, a Oo.,
NJ =: oaliete q 90
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-15

ORIGIN
W. G. Coyle.
Lloyd Il. Coleman,
Thomas A. Adams,
Alfred Shaw,
q. IL. BrauRhn,
NJ. s. Gedrick,
Florence Ptister,
George Weightman,
| U 4. Buddee Ia,
William ,. Brown,
L. ID. Van Horn,
.. j. WATSON.
Anthony oambo'a,
Rosenberg, aCherk d
Bersson,
PEI or Ross.
John L. Thomas.
j. r. Higgins IL Go,
Durapt ga Ponta,
S. w. Moore,
samuel q, kree ger,
Z honas J. Beck,
Eugene Dupre,
y. Ntoll,
Il. i W. Croner.
81. beiman,
George Lawrence.
NJ. Mann.
Thomas Lurn,
| A. w. Hunter,
Robert Morris,
r apier Bart cit,
| d. w. -. Peck,
"a. B. Custer.
Edward Prophet,
Michael Hahn,
John douglas,
A. Marks,
John a Regner,
George Riehlmann.
J. W. Valentine,
j. II. Norton,
p. J. Poelmap, M. D.,
q. Leroy,
II. A. + Wedemeyer,
Benjamin I reflex,
William II. SantoIn,
John Paisley,
l.. IL. Levy.
Britton d Moore.
.'ohn ". Madden,
George Souts,
w. E. Bell.
y. Watts Xearr ey,
Kearny & Bern os,
". l. Jewell,
j. hassiuger,
Ph. d. Mayer,
g. foWe-.
Sigmuod Kstz.
per s. bsInett,
George Dollacker,
4. M Pastear,
Joseph Miller. Jr,
j. William DAVIS,
arnold Weber,
Thomas @. S1tter,
q. j.. Hall.
G. u Schmidt,
%. McKeu drick,
fr9nk Hasp,
y. G. Forsts!i,
Jobn q. Haas.
George johnson.
J. J. Lane,
L. b. Gain
Edmund N. Ivens.
George Purves,
D. =. Rsmslii.
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7 Oc1SIAAA aE'ATT

Oc1sIAgA aTATE
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
og NEW ORLEANS.
OFFICE
Coz ser EGrnracleG end Common .ytrsai
FIRE. MAXINE kTEl
RISES TAKEN AZ TaE LOVES EAzlEl
RATES
z. GANJCaFAU, President
A. BALDWIN. Vice Presi1sul-
l. ". SAQGlE, Secretary.
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INSURANCE.

GUAKDiAN MUTUAL LIFE In.
SURAHCE COMPANY, OF NEW YORK.
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tUoFo
transcript from the books OF the company.
D. MICHEL, President.
r. MAIER, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before me- at New
Orleans on this sixteenth day of April, A. D. 1870
JOSEPH COIN. Notary Pubic.
At a ne ting Of the Board Of Directors held on
sixteenth instant, it was resolved that dividend
OF twenty hre dollars Per share be hereby declared
to be credited TO the uDp.id stock notes
j. MICHEL, President,
FHKD. DEL BONDIO, Vice President
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-15
ARTICLE XXXIII.

The liquidation of the affairs of the Corner ,tion
1ha be inade by the com missiousrs elected By the
LockhoioerS, at meeting convened for
lhat purpose. AFTER three months previous
notice in two newspapers published in the
city of New Orleans. Each of said commissioners
'sssi be cit zen of this State and not indebted 70
Sne corporation. and. at such meeting the stock
holders may cede to such Commissioners all powers
necessary to the liquidation of the affairs Of tbs
corporation, may fix their term of Office limit The
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BY Mash & Hodgson.
BANK STOCKS, RAILROAD STOCKS, SCRIPS
DUE BILLS, OPEN ACCOUNTS

Succession CT Joshua Psebles, Deceased.
Second Distric, Court for the Parish OF O,leaps-
No. 60 29i.
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United states internal revenue stamps of five
cents per Sheet required by law for this act has
been hereunto duly affixed and Cancelled.
thus done and passed at my office. n the city of
New Orleans afor said, this twent eighth day of
April, in the year CT our Lord one thousand EIGHT
hundred and venty. in tne presence of Morris G.
Beck and George Christy, witnesses of lawful
age and domciliated in this city, who have horeunto
subscribed their names. together with said parties
and me- the said notary
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-10-07
NEW YORK.

Safe Arrival of the German steam
shin WestpbaIfa--She IN Chased Dy
French Gunboat but Escapes.
NEW YORK, October 1.-The French
gunboat LaFouche Treville, whose de-
parture caused such excitement Wednes-
day evening, in connection with the sail
ing of the German steamship Westpha-
liza, arrived in the upper bay yesterday
evening. Her arrival caused no small
amount of qualification to those who have
been under apprehensions for the safety
of the German steamer, the report that
she was chased by the Frenchman hav-
ing caused much anxiety. The West
phalia had on board upwards OF one
hundred passengers and large and
valuable cargo, but she proved too fast
for the gunboat. 1t seems the LaFouche
Treyille conveyed the Vile de Paris
some distance out to sea, and sighting
the Westphalia some forty miles from
Highland Light, the Frenchman at
tempted to head her off, but failed by q
gap of four miles, and abandoned the
chase, returning to this port yesterday,
where she will probably await another
chance of renewing the chase after an
other German steamer.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-10-07
PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, October IA dispatch from
Versailles announces that the French
guerrillas who infest that vicinity have
ambushed and shot the Crown Prince of
Wurtemburg, while he was riding in the
Park of st. Cloud. His escort were as
sailed with perfect rain of bullets. All
escaped except the Crown Prince, who
was wounded. He was Immediately
conveyed to the village. His injuries
are serious. The escort wheeled quickly
and rode furiously into the woods, but
their assailants had vanished.
The free shooters swarm in the parks
and Forrest of St. Cloud, and cause
great mischief by firing upon every
Prussian soldier or sentry in that direc-
ton. They attack the couriers and har-
ras and interrupt all communication be-
tween St. Cloud and Versailles.
The Democratic workingmens unions
of this city have adopted a protest
against the annexation of Alsace and
Lorraine.
The commissioners of the North Ger
man Confederation, who have been ne
gotiating with the Bavarian and Wur-
temburg governments, have suspended
their sessions. Barons Rugg, Errbruck,
Delbruck, and other German diplomat
lists composing the commission, have
been summoned to the King headquar-
tiers at Versailles.
General 0llech has been appointed
governor Of strasburg.
The fourteenth German army corps,
under General Won Werder, left Stras-
burg and took up their line Of march
into the South of France yesterday.
They will probably effecta junction with
the army of General Won Treskow, near
Belfort, and continue the movement
southwardly.
Bismarck has sent the following dis
patch IRON Tessiero disclaiming any de-
termination to overthrow Republicanism
in France:
Il do not hold to the opinion that the
republican institutions of France constr
tute any danger to Germany, nor have
ever expressed such a view to any
person"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-10-07
INSURANCE..
MASONIC MUTUAL
Life Assurance Association
OF MEMPHIS. TENN.
OFFICES NO. o UNION STREET.

First ouestion-Iow much por annum will
il cost a man Of thirty-fve to insure his life in
Answer slS4 for a 1000 policy.
Second Question-How much viii y cost IN
the Masonic Mutual Assurance Assoeia'oh Oh
Answer-About ss7 50, payable at intervals,
(See table Of standard authorities at our omce.l
Third 9gaestiOnTwhy this difference LOT inc
Answer-lst. Because by this plan the Asso-
citation only calls for enough In initiation ices
(the interest upon which will finally pay work
ing expenses and the 81 at death TO pay losses
I'd. Iftherc are no deaths. no tax. 4.
Fourth Question--llow can you AFFORD 10 IN :
sure SO much less than the old mode.
Answer-Because we do not charge enough
in advance 70 pay you one-half back IN divi-
dends out of your own money PAID IN premlunns
Fifth Question-lsa policy ofinsurance upon
the Mutual plan the same in all respects save
Answcr-After the Association has insured
5 900 policies, and Is kept TO that standard IN
numbers, there Is no diherence,s excep. b bar.
while in the old mode you are taxed whetnef
losses or not and that in advance.
Sixth Question-Will a policy holder IN TINS
Association receive diyidendY
Answer--Yes; from all accumulation when
may accrue from forfeiture and surplus interest
seventh Question-low are your funds IN
vested?
Answer-Under direction OF the rihhhco
Committee, on unincumbercd real estate, val
ued at twice the amount of the investment, OF
undoubted city acceptance.
Eighth Question--Does the Association pay
to the heirs of the policy holder two dollars for
ca ID enrolled member who has heretofore paid
all assessments. should any member faii 70
pay on last assessment ~.
Enswer-Yes: as the Association holds in its
permanent fund, paid in by initiation Zee, an
amount in excess of any amount IT wili be az
one time called upon to pay on the death oil
We insure from Is to 50 years. See table an
nexed:
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BELGIUM.

LUxENBURG, October Cen. Bour-
bake has been permitted to re-enter
Metz by order Of King William.
The county around Metz is burned
and devastated BY the Prussians to pre-
vent the French from obtaining provis-
ions by sorties,
Count Bismarck, in recent masifes-
to, stated that Germany is uninauenced
by whatever form Of government France
may possess. whether monarchical or
republican, so that II offers substantial
guarantees Of peace for the future.
NANUR, October I. - The Belgian
troops, which had been ordered to with
draw from their observation upon the
frontier and which had partially retired,
has again been ordered forward. The
Count Of Flanders has re-established
his headquarters here. and is eOneen-
trating a heavy force. A great camp
is being formed At Arlon, close TO the
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Reau Hickman.

Beau Hickman was in New York the
other day, and was interviewed and
graphically sketched by Standard re-
porter. This is the man as he is:
He was occupying one of the settees
in French's Hotel, in a semi-recllning
posture, with an extinct cigar between
The fingers of his right hand, and the
ivory end of Malacca stick in the orr
fce lately tenanted by the cigar His
fall oyercoat reposed beside him on the
sofa. He wore check trousers OF an
extreme pattern, cheap vest, an IRE
nroachabie shirt front, and an orihamme
crayat. A superficial preliminary IN,
snection of the battered beau recalled
the description of which the strongest
features are, "eyes purging thick amber
and plum tree gum, together with most
weak hams" He looks most like that
which, with Major Pendennis, he pro
fesses to be-"a man of the world,
aged" but man of the world that has
long since gone Dy-a monument
shadow and valetudinarian. when
aroused from his owlish nominations,
Beau Hickman became galvanized into
Pickering sort of vivacity with pretty
"lonc waits between the acts OF the
mind once alert and shrewd enough-at
one moment chatty and chippy, at the
next relapsing into wandering, and
silence. and darkness like that Of the
cigar which had gone out in his hand
Rean Hickman's mustache is as black
% Covernor Hoffman s-only smaller
How the name beau became at
tached to him is nicely told by the gen
tleman himself: =,
/ was contemporary of Henry Clay;
had the honor of being born down near
where he was. They boast that old Han
over county produced three great Ameri-
cans: Patrick Henry, Henry Clay, and
Won know the other, hey? There no
need of great man being so devilish
modest YOU know I'm not what | was,
though; that fact Used to be great
beau with the ladies at White Sulphur
Springs-well, let me see, about 1890
There was an upstart there, some count
or other called the Beau of the Season.
| swore it was shame to America to
have to import our dandies.
The afternoon / got there, just before
dinner, out on the verandah, where every
body could hear him, he called out to his
valet. Here, Jim, bring me my ninety
second waistcoat for dinner" Then |
called out louder yet, to my boy, Bring
me my one hundred and ninety-second
pair Of pantaloons and fifty-sixth coat
He bolted by the next evenings train.
Bottled is word from the turf, you know.
"saw him and went one hundred bet
ter" as they say in bluff. That's the
way / came to be called Beau"
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Democratic Nominees.
W. d. LUMPKIN.
List of Appointments by Demo
cratic Nominees.

cratic Nominees.
The Democratic nominees for Congress, Sen
altar and Floater will address the people OF
their respective districts at the places and
times below designated;
Collierville, Friday, October It'll.
Baskerville, Saturday, October sth.
wythe Depot. Monday, October 10th.
Bottoms Store. Tuesday. October 18th.
Cuba. Wednesday, October 18th.
Bartlett. Thursday, October 18th.
Mechanicsyille, Friday. October 18th.
Lafayette, Saturday, October 18th.
somerville. Monday. October 18th.
Fayette Corner, Tuesday, October 18th.
Oakland, Wednesday. October 18th.
Macon. Thursday. October Goth.
Moscow, Friday. October 2lst
LaGrange. Saturday, October I'D.
North Memphis market House,. Monday
night, October 24th.
South Memphis mississippi and Tennessee
Depot, Tuesday night. October 18th.
Randolph, Upton county. Saturday, Octo-
Der 18th.
Portersville, Monday, October 3lst.
Mt. Zion, Tuesday, November LIST.
We cordially invite all nominees for County
Representatives to join us in the above APP
pointments, and hope the people will turn out
and give us an opportunity to be heard,
W. W. VAUGHAN.
J.J. DuB0SE.
JIM. HARRIS.
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FRANCE.

Tours, October THE following
dispatch has been received from the
capital:
"PARIs, Sunday, Oct. 1.-The French
troops, numbering $1,000, engaged with
a heavy force of Prussians at Chevilly
Friday last. A determined concerted
movement upon both banks of the Seine
was made, to ascertain the strength OF
the Prusians from that direction.
"Chaisey lie Roi advanced westwardly
until near Chevilly without encounterlng
any formidable force. AT Chevilly, the
Prussians, protected by earthworks,
opened a terrific fire upon the French,
to which the latter replied vigorously.
The Mobiles behaved splendidly, and
made several brilliant charges upon the
Prussian works, but they were unable to
capture the redoubts, though they in
ficted heavy loss. The retreat was
made in perfect order The troops have
been congratulated for their admirable
bravery
"A reconnaissance in the direction OF
Fort Bieetre returns with the informa-
ton that the Prussians have, since the
action at Chevilly, been necessarily at
work Strengthening their Notifications
upon the nights and plateau of Villejeuf.
These works now appear formidable,
and heavy artillery will probably soon
appear within the embrasures.
RoUEN, October THE Prussians
have advanced from Nantes and Susanne
and occupied Pocy sur Eure and the
town of Vernon, in the department of
Lure, after vigorous resistance on the
part of the National Guards. The latter
town was shelled vigorously, and the
garrison driven out, fighting bravely.
This city is now threatened upon both
banks of the Seine-srom the Bavarians
on the north and Vernon on the south.
The Prussians, doubtless, are pushing
this way.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-10-07
THE CANVASS.

Messrs. Vaughan, DuBose and Harris
addressed good crowd of Democrats at
Germantown yesterday. The people out
there seem to be unanimous for the
ticket. and will doubtless, as usual, roll
mn a handsome Democratic majority.
Today the candidates speak at Collier
Vile, and tomorrow at Baskerville, both
Democratic strongholds, where the peo-
pie are wealthy, intelligent and well
posted ON the issues of the day. 1t is
not likely that our candidates will be
met by any of the numerous Radical
nominees. General Smith and Ed Shaw
are running for Congress, but will hardly
take the stump together. Thomas Ham
ilton Sugar and Mr.. Reeves, of Fay
cite county, are said to be the candidates
for State Senator, and we know that two
negro candidates here have been nomi-
mated for the Legislature. This makes
lovely ticket 1t suits us as well as II
we had made all the nominations from
Jerusalem Smith up to Joe Clouston, the
colored gentleman, who wants to 60 to
Nashville. 1t is all the same to the
Democratic party, whether the Radicals
run two tickets or only one-still we are
much obliged to them for bestirring
themselves and showing life enough to
get out two tickets, for it will enable us
to bring up full vote of our party, and to
sweep the field cleaner than if no oppo-
sition had been raised. If they will
only take in one of the tickets and CON
eentrate on the other, no difference
which, we will have glorious opportu
nifty to teach them that, as party, they
are dead in this district-dead as Andy
Johnson's my policy"
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coupons falling dne. From
these premises, briefly stated, we regard
our prospects as highly cheering, and
expect in few years to sec the credit OF
Memphis as good as any city, and her
securities sought after as safe, paying
investment We have the utmost iaith
in the plans and policy of Mayor John
so,--,f carriad ouf
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Suburban.
IMPROVED AND UNIMPRovED.)

McLemore avenue-Seven acres; fine i'm
provements.
Horn Lake road--Five acres, admirably i'm
proved.
Seventy-eight acres about four miles from
the city limits; good, substantial improve
ments can be had at a bargain.
Poplar street Bouevard-37119 acres; fine i'm
provements.
On the Memphis and Ohio railroad. six miles
from the city-Forty acres.
Woodlawn, near Buntyn's-Three acres.
Cooper avenue-Thirteen acres very hand
some improvements.
Union ayenue-Seven acres; good improve
ments.
Warfeld tract = Fourteen and one-half
acres.
Kerr tract-Twenty and one-quarter acres.
Central avenue-Thirteen acres; fine i'm
proyements.
Valentine avenue-Nine and three-quarter
acres; good improvements.
Belts tract--Twenty-five acres.
Several fine building sites in Mrs. $. ".
Jones' subdivision, on the Poplar street boule-
ward also. five-acre lots suitable for garden
ing purposes.
One hundred and ninety-two acres ten miles
from the city, at n low figure.
Seven years lease on an Alabama street lot,
50xl50; frame house with four rooms, kitchen,
etc.; can be had at a bargain.