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SAN DOMINGO.

SAN DOMINGO.
Advices have been received from San
Domingo 10 the 2d inst. The question of
annexation to the United States is the all
absorbing topic with the Dominicans in
every part of the country. President Baez
has prepared, and is about to issue a proc
lamation, directing the commandants of
the several districts to mako arrange
ments in their respective departments for
submitting the question on an early day
to the popular vote. The feeling in the
city of Saint Domingo, in Porto Platte, in
Santiago, and most altthe towns, is strong
ly in favor of annexation; but in the
country districts it is by no means so pro-
nouneed, the rural population being gen.
orally under the impression that the
Ameicans are coming to take possession
of the country with the view of monopo-
lizing, on the OLD Spanish method. all the
good things Of the land, and making serfs
of the natives. It is considered doubtful
by many persons whether under these
circumstances, if the vote be fairly taken,
the result will show majority in favor
of annexation. Others, however, are san
gtline that there will be a large majority
for annexation.
The terms of the San Domingo treaty
have become known to Senators, and meet
with very little favor. Indeed, member
of the Senate Foreign Relations Commit
tee declared to-day that he should not
vote to ratify the treaty, but would ac-
cept the lease Of the Bay of Samsns in
stead. The plaa of payment for San Do
mingo, and the scheme to erect it into a
State, sfs the features which meet with
- opposition.
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ReeepgIon q the Remains of Mr. PeabOay.

From the Boston Post, January S.
The funeral train that Is to convey the
remains of the late George Peabody from
Portland to Peabody is now being pre-
pared at the car shop OF the Eastern Rail
road, in Salem. II will consist of three of
the finest cars on the road, and baggage
car. The cars Nos. "A, IS and II have been
selected. In No. n the seats have been
removed, and a raised dsis, ten feet in
length and two feet square, erected in the
center, covered with black velvet, bor-
dered with silver braid, and festoOned
with massive silver fringe, studded with
silver rosettes and tassels. On this the
casket is 20 rest, securely fastened. The
car is lined with alternate stripes of black
and white alpaca pendent from the center
of the monitor roof, and iOOped back to
the sides above the windows. at each
end the Cross Of St. George and the
"Star SpaDgled Banner" are hung and
are Iooped back in the same-manner, COW
cred with black Grape, so that the colors
are dimly seen through it, while the air
will be redOleut with the perfume in
choice flowers. A handsome carpet, of
which black and green arc appropriately
blended, covers the floor. The splendid
locomotive that bears the name of the
hOnored dead viii be used TO convey the
train to and from Portsmouth. New
Hampshire, the junction of the Eastern
and Portsmouth, SacO and Portland Rail-
road. From Portsmouth one OF the en-
gines of that road viii be used, appropri-
ately trimmed. The train will be met at
Beverly by the committee of the Salem
City government, and escorted through
the city limits to Peabody. The bells of
the city are to be tolled from the time the
train leaves Beverly until it arrives in
Peabody. The monitor Terror having re-
Ceived her powder on board proceeded TO
the anchorage ground in president
Roads" yesterday afternoon, where the
screw steamer 4baska is now at anchor.
Both vessels will sail for Portland to-day.
The Monarch, the vessel that is bringing
Mr.. PeabOdy's remains, is expected daily
She will stop only a day or two il Port
land, and will return at once under sail
alone. She carries a crew of 400 men.
What the definite arrangements will be in
Portland cannot be ascertained until the
arrival of George PeObOdy Russell, ESQ,
the nephew of the deceased, who has
charge of the remains, and is on board of
the Monarch,
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A. j. MARTIN,
LA w . I
Notice of Administration.

IN KIT WILLIAMS BLOCK, COR. SECOND
i aud Madison streets, Memphis, Tenn. Es-
pecial attention given to cOlleciiOns. lal2
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ExPREssMEN.
Meeting Of Delegates TO the Expressmen' 8
Life Insurance Company.

ELMIRA, January PA large and en-
thusiastic annual meeting of the delegates
from different divisions of the Express
mems Mutual Life Insurance Association
was held in this city yesterday. The fol-
lowing gentlemen were elected officers for
the ensuing year: President, T. Dewitt:
Vice-PTesident, Henry II. Julier; Grand
Secretary and Treasurer, 5. Dewitt; Cor
responding Secretary, j. K. Murdock.
The following gentlemen compose the
Executive Committee: c. A. Dewitt, S.
Dewitt, Elmira; \. II. II. Stone, Pitts
burg. Penn; ". B. Shelly, Rochester, N.
Y; @. ID. Remington, Gslena, Ohio; Z.
Chaplin. Toledo, Ohio; L. c. Wier, Cincin-
natl, Ohio. Resolutions were passed
thanking the officers of the Association
for the past year for the faithful perform-
ance of their duties. Cleveland, Ohio, was
unanimously selected as the place for
holding the next annual meeting. This
Association has been in existence one
year, and it already numbers seven hun
dred aud four members.
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TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK.


EEW YoEK, January l2.-Cotton Ieazy and
N buyers favor; sales 1000 bales uplinds at
flour 81 53a4 50. Whisky lover At
81 O2al %. Wheat. No. 2 spring 81 l6ISal TO-
Corn 81 Ci9i % for old mixed Western. Rice
dull. Coffee hrui. sugar steady cuba l0Jf@
MOney.-Ihe financial bills now before ana
being introduced In Congress, attract cOnsid-
ere 9ie Httentlon IN Wall street and assist in
making speculation lively The bills OF Som
atOrs sherman and Sumner especially are
locked upon here as likely 70 become laws.
bill which sheuck will report frOm the
Committee on Ways and Means Of the House
will probably embOdy the views OF Secretary
Boutwell,, and consequently rs introduction
is awaited with much interest. II Is stated
the Ways and Means Committee are now dis
cussing whether The new ninding loan shall
bear or ~ @ cent interest, and also as TO
what length OF time banks shall have to with
draw their 80 bonds from the Department.
These reports are only conjecture. Nojhing
dehHtte Is known in regard tothe prospective
action OF tire committee. Clearings OF the
Gold Exchange Bank went through ali
straight, no new difficulties we're expert
eneed.
Inc money market was decidedly easier.
Call loans were made at 697 p cent. The
banks were free lenders towards the close
discounts, for prime, SglO e cent. Sterling 4
quiet and firm at s5s8s5I Gold closed weak: |
tt opened at - touched 22JZ, and closed at zIsz
Carrying rates l-3292-Si e diem. Clearances |
s4,UD,0U The Treasury sold Sl,O01000 at /
IL 2 iU0a l2z s. 100. Governments are weak |
and in sympathy with gold
LOUISVILLE.
LoUIsvILLE, January r. Cotton quiet at |
&c. FIOur-extra family, IS. Corn gGae5e |
Oats s'ked 50. Rye 81 Prime sugar l4c Mo- |
lasses prime 75c. Tobleco sales IS hhds Iugs
at s. O0a7 %; leaf IS 00@I2 %. cutting leaf /
S5. Mess pork IS 20. Bacon shoulders l3Lzc:
sides lG1%4lGjIc. Bulk shoulders he; sides
l4Sl5hc Whisky s5e. Lard, tierce, lG54c
CINCINNATT
CISonNATI, January IL Flour Family
> 5d5 80 Wheat 81 l2ell Il. Corn, S0ssZc
OATS 50aG0 Rye 93 q9fc. Cotton-niddlngs
C Whisky g. Pork 81 O0s27. Bulk shoulders
&c; sides l414C2l5c. Bacon shoulders IZ54c;
ides l51z8l6c. Hams l9g20c. Lard lj1<Gl61<c |
8utter y 81 &c. Eggs soc. Cheese IT1SGIS5Sc |
,OfIee Is 2lc. Sugar l2al4e. MOiasses TSa soc
Tobacco sales l05 hhds sc 81 g09lg 75g
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, January l2-FIour-Spring Y
3 5U94 co. Wheat TlG7T1c. Corn To1.a7lc. J
lats lO1< 401ze. Rye 70e. Barley SIZE. Hicil-
vines s2aa3c. Sugar u%9i4c. Pork S26 Is. !
ard l55<el6e Hams 1870. Bulk sides I21<a
81 &c; shoulders 1Oc.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS January 2-FIour-9uperfue. |
! Ol9i s.. Wheat-No, 2Spring 81 o.. Corn
zeSJc Oats 52G54. Rye S0QsO. Whisky !
3. sugar l0IHc. MOiasses B5I6s Pork
= 50s2s. Bulk clear and rio sides E1z8l5
aeon shoulders lS5Z; clear sides ga /
-. Lard l3's Hams l91zG20c.
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The Jewish RELIGION.

stand how intelligent Christians can think
that Judaism is becoming weak, and is in
danger OF extinction. sit may be owing
to the fact" 1t says, ''that one or two jew
ish ministers have been holding forth IN
Unitarian pulpits, and that there are sew
eral Jewish ministers who are tinctured
with the spirit of the age, and do not be-
lieve in the advent of a Messiah, in the
of the dead, in the ingather-
ing of Israel. and their restoration to the
promised land. Hence they argue that a
great change has taken place in the jew
ish camp. Now all this, i" it declares, sis
remote from the truth. Judaism is now
as strong and as vigorous as at any time in
its history. None of its fundamental
principles have been given up, and the
true Israelite still looks for the promises
i'll the Jewish scriptures"
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COOKE.
Speculsiions as to Where the Guilty Pair
Have Fled.

NEW YORK, January 12.-Nothing fur
ther has been heard Of Cooke, the abscond-
ing clerical libertine, and the young lady
who fled with him. The impression OF the
friends of Miss johnson is that the parties
have gone South. Circumstances also
point TO England rs q probable place of
refuge. Cooke is heir to large entailed
property in that Kingdom, and win be-
como wealthy upon the death of an uncle
there. IL has been ascertained that he
spent the week before his flight in bOr-
rowing money from his parishioners, and
that he secured from them many thou
sands Of dollars. The accounts of Cooke,
taken in connection with his recent vii
lsiny, leave no doubt but that ne is de-
cold blooded scoundrel, and that
no paliation of his offense on the score OF
mental affection, or the use Of liquor or
opium, can be urged.
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THE xLIst CONGRESS.

WASHINGTON, January 1I.-After some
proceedings in the House, relative TO the
vote of yesterday on the Virginia case,
Bingham withdrew his bill, intending to
offer it as a substitute for that of the Com
mittee on Reconstruction. FarnsWorth
thsreupon. from that Committee, report
ed preamble recognizing that the people
of Virginia have adopted a Constitution,
republican III form and insuring an equal
ity of rights to all citizens of the United
States under the laws; have renOunced all
clam OF any hight OF secession; viii sup
port and defend the'o6urts of the United
States and Of their state. The House did
not 1o;--SrAr. dispose OF 1t,
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Kentucky Legislature.

LOUISVILLE, January IA bill for the
abOlisment of stripes as punishment for
larceny passed the Kentucky House to-
day.
The Senate passed a bill for the regis
tration of births, marriages and deaths.
The Senate passed resolution instruct
ing the judiciary Committee 10 report
general law for Incorporating manGiac-
turing companies and al charitable insti-
tutions.
The State Auditors report gives the to-
tai estimated receipts for 1870 at 81 ,0-S, ,6S6,
and the total expenditures for tho same
period, including the amount due the
sinking fund, at 81 los, 600, thus making a
deficit on the 10Th OF October, 1870, OF
Sl,T79,l33.
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NEW YORK, January I2-Several wit
nesses have been summoned by telegraph
from this city to appear before the Bank
ing and Currency Committee, in WASH
ington, to give testimony in regard 20 the
recent gold operations in Wall street. Il
is not probable that the Committee viii
hold another session in this city. but they
express their intention TO fully investi-
gate the matter. and to discover if any
Government officers were concerned
therein.
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NEW ORLEANS, January l2.-The de-
rangemegt of the telegraph, occasioued
by the strike of the operators here, Is
virtually ended. SUpeFiptendents Comp
ton and Flamery have been doing duty rs
operators for some days, with assistance
obtained from adjacent points. Superin-
tendeut Van Horn arrived this morning
from Louisville, bringing seven operators,
making a full force fof tie New Orleans
office.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
MEMPHIS THEATER.

SPALDINo. BIDwELL q MCDoNoUGH. Prop'rs
Last Night but Two OF The GRAND GER
MAN OPERA. III. GEau. Manager
THURSDAY EVENING January i3 80
THE MAGIC FLUTE, ia which the foinw-
ing artists VIII appear. 1iiss 8melia Tick
son lher FIST appearancel Marie Fredreci
sophie Dziuba. Hebi@suan. Formes Vein
Itch and WeiZaud,
Friday-LA JUIVEs Tire Jevvasg'
Saturday, Matinee AEEHA. The price ~
admission 10 which IS: Adults. "a; child
rem, 30 cents TO al parts Of the house
saturday evening January -, 1870, Last
Night OF the Opera.
Scale OF Price s-Dress Circle and Parauefte
all reserved seats and numbered cbairsl.
81 s0i Family Circle, 81 90; COlored BOX 81
cents; Gallery - cents. isI9
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New ORLEANS, January I2.-The Senate
passed bill to amend the constitution,
removing political disabilities. Also, a
bill apprOpriating S25O,O90 for the pay OF
members, etc, which was passed. \ bin
prohibiting gambling throughout the
State, and Imposing heavy fines and pen
alties, passed both Houses, and goes tc
the Governor Tor approval. Similar fines
and penalties are imposed by this bill.
upon officers falling TO impose the same.
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Ben. WOOd On thO Warmth.

NEW YORK, January 12.-The Mozart
Hail Democracy, under the leadership OF
benjamin Wood, are about 10 take the
,--,sth. Yesterday the various Wood
T'IaE,a,io1-- y sent in the names OF three In
specfors for each district for tue primary
elections, which are TO 5i@@ D+ac5 N lew
DAYS. Ii is rumored that q nC'ApVF oI
disaffecied Tamanyites have gone over ~
the MOZartS
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DIED.

InSES- On the nth inst, at the residence
OF ]. RaIston, corner OF Fourth and Mil
streets. c. z. JONES, son of J. C. Jones, aged
20 years, 9 months and day.
FOWLER-Ou the morning OF the 18th IAN
uary 1879. At his residence IN this city, JOHN
w FOWLER IN the Bith year of his age
The funeral services will take place from ais
this afternoon,
SB- The members of the Society OF "Old
Folks at Home" viii attend the funeral In q
body. Carriages at Holst's.
CAPPS-Y Yesterday at o'clock an. at his
residence on Hawlsy street, near Jones Ay-
euue, B. II. CAPFs-
The friends and scQuaint8nces Of the fami-
" are invited to attend his funeral to-day
at 10 O'Clock am, from his late residence.
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BRICKLkYERS' CONVENTION.
Resolutions Passed FayOrlng the CO-Ope-
FatiYe Association System.

CHICAGO. January l2.-The Bricklayers'
National Convention reassembled this
morning.
A special committee was appointed to
draft resolutions in reference 70 the tele-
graph operators strike.
A letter was received from John ".
Browning, n. Y, saying the strikers have
determined 10 fight the Western Union
monopoly until they have achieved a
complete victory. He says also, that the
Offices of the Western Union have been
rejected. Browning hopes the bricklay-
ers will prOffer material aid at once.
Reports OF local Unions were read, Civ
ing the condition and number Of men,
beFs, etc.
The emblem of last year was adopted.
A resolution was presented looking 70
a reorganization OF the National Trade
Union. or assembly TO be composed Of
delegates from each national organization
of trade, to make laws for the benefit Of
all.
Resolutions were passed in favor Of the
cooperative association system projected
by Mr.. ROsenstrack, who is here.
Resolutions were offered and referred,
against granting travelling cards.
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CAIRO, January l2-John Martin, for
merly of the steamer Savannah, but lately
baker on the steamer Mary Duvrage,
while in a state Of intOxicatiOn, fell asleep
upon the railroad track here last night,
and was killed by the cars. He leaves
wife and children in Davenport, Iowa.
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The nlssIsslnnI LsaisIafure.

JACKSON, Miss, January l2.-The State
Legislature met at y o'clock yesterday,
and effected temporary organization.
The oath was administered by Judge Of
the Supreme Court. The test oath was
raotIired
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Ths Alabama LeaIsla.ure.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, January l2.-The
Legislature assembled yesterday. In the
Senate to-day, tbe bill organizing the city
government of Mobile was pending, and
it was made the special order for Monday
next. Bills We're offered and referred.
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Shootina Affair in Kentucky.

CINCrNNArI. January i2-John DON
nelan, City Marshal of Lexington, Ky,
shot mortally, w. IL. Walman, this morn
ing. The difficulty grew out Of law suit,
and Waiman accused Donnelan of having
lad
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A GARD.

I'VE would respectfully announce that we
w have disposed of our interest in East
and West Tennessee for Wards New Gas
Burner TO SIr j. STOLTS. of Memphis, So JEFF
fersOn street. He will have q fine and well
assorted stock of goods in a few days, and
will then offer TO the public the best, cheapest
and safest light in America, in every form,
for family and general use.
Parties desiring territory in Mississippi or
Arkansas, address him as above.
iaI2 ST. LOUIS PORTABLE GAsLIGHT Co.
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MARRIED.

FRANKLIN-DOUGHERTY-On the even
ing OF llth inst, THE Cumberland Presby-
terian Church, Court street, By Rev E. 3.
Crisman, DR.. $. W. FRANKLIN, of Colum-
bus. Miss, to Miss KATE Z. DoUGHERTY.
daughter OF J.C. Dougherty, Of this city.
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The Louislara ImhrerIlo.

NEW ORLEANS, January IA com
munication was received in the LegiSia-
ture yesterday frou Auditor Wickiiiie,
demanding an investigation of the charges
made against him by Gen. Yarmouth.
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NEW ORLEANS. January l2.-F. Cam
mack. charged with killing Nixon, sur
rendered to-day, and was committed to
the Parish Prison.
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WEDNESDAY,. IARuARY 18th

q map exhibiting the subdivision ninutely
and accurately = III be found al tee oGlce O. the
sucsfoneers. Private bids viii be entertained
for any portion or all OF the tract Eutil tna
day OF sale. Persons wishing 20 e1a1n1ne me
lands with view 70 buying, y III nave sry
facility offered for 81 doing. Oy application 70
the auctioleers. or TO me at my Eesiee-ce- !
deem IL Superhucus 10 represent me 8 -
value OF good lands, Is Ing Wiihln TINS
distance OF such 3 city s. MempAl-r llltler
than 20 soy thst, by Juoiniols MN u ~,
thew will Weld q safer ard larger prCdt oH
a. investment than any thinS eizsiD F-1i-n
eapital can be employed nope an active
com Ba.fllou among buyers VIII, as ia- a.
rosEtbIe com penseis me for the necessity u
psrtfnz with such desirs bie property.
TERMS OF 5ALE.-HaiI cash, balance on
time adding interest .-
RICHARD PERSON.
Roysisr, TrezegaHt & Co., Au8ti0aeeTs.
fu4
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MAC EVOYS
GREAT HlBERNlCON,

EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK, AT ASSEM-
a. BLY, HALL All the most beautiful
scenery Of IRELAND presented on lZOJa feet
Of canvas The ereatJerry COhan, as Barney.
the Guide; Marie ID. MacEvor Miss Kate Ha.-
pine and MI Charles MacEyOy sppeaT Of
each representation.
Matinee Wednesday and Saturday, com
mencing at % o'clock a. reduced prices. faIf
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Valuable lHfOrmation--Im Education
al Bill--The Impeachment TriaI--BiIl TO
Amend National Banking Law-AIahama
Claims TeHnessee--San Domingo
terfeits.
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FIVE MILES OF MEMPHIS,
PEREMPT0RY PUBLIC SALE.

HAVING determined 10 dispose Of my
II plantation. known as " The VILLAGE
situated on the Heruando read and the
waters OF NOuconnGh. fVo miles south OF
Memphis. 1 take this method OF not lysug
the Iand-buying public that this valushle
property, containing upwards % a thousand
acres and embracing every variety OF up
land and valIeF. Held meadow and wood
land. viii be subdivided anc sold, 70 the
highest bidder, through Messrs. Royster,
Trezeyant & Co., Aucti0neers, at their sales
room, II the city OF Memphis. at tEe corner
OF Main and Jefferson streets, on
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LAND FOR SALE.

/ HAVE one hundred and seven acres Of
1 Woodland, situated seven miles from
Memphis, and two miles from Whitehaveu,
NJ. & I. r. r, which I will sell very low.
There are nifty wood wagons, which come IN
twenty yards of IL, aud pay 81 70 per cord fdF
wood, and pay expenses for cutting.
For more particulars apply to F. Lane. T. c.
Stephenson, adjoining the place, or Mrs. +. F.
Harris. jul3
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TELEeRAPHIC SUMMARY.
promlnsn, AIabama pbysieIap Dead.
Mu-derer Surrendered.

MOBILE. January l2.-Dr. r. McCloskyr
an eminent physician Of this city, is dead.
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PARLOR MUSIC HALL,
235 SoCCna street.
OP en- EVERY MIGHT

OPEN EVERY CHIT.
MONDAY EVENING January l0th.-Grand
II Double Company. The management In
addition 10 their already ma n moth com b.
nation, have engaged tho following we'll
Known talent: Misses Stanley. ST. Glare.
" helan. DeL7ve, davenport, Henderson
Geo &. thompson and Master BOBBY, making
the most powerful variety eutcrtaiumeni
eEer presented 10 the people OF this city.
ADMISSION . 90 -t,arf.
ORCH ESTRA CHAIRS F-s=N f,er-s
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cHANcERY SALE
ROHDAY, FEBRUARY Il, I87o.

No %, o. R--CEaneery Court OF Memphis.
Z \ virtue OF sn fntsrcolutory decree in this
- cause, VIII sell, a. p- lie ZuCL-ou rc t-s-
hiSleSI bl1Gar- IL --lg town o. OF Fi,.t-a-Ir-
On 1iCS Bay. = ebrusrT ID. AIl. =itd1r z-rsl
noCrs- the foiiovlEg described Real Estate
to-N1T:
The south half of 8le1l, 70. g, IN -tas part
% the city OF Memphis called 2 ors Picze-l1.--
and lying between Fif1l street o. he east-
and r earth street on the vet and tsH1-S1n
street on the south and lrs 7fsl q - eaer o.
gliolson stree o. ta= norm, fronting I. % -ssf
o iuches On S1tu street and &C. icct OF GGCI-
son street.
TEHsls o. sALE---CasA % tEe snount OF TIRE
uet;r7@ AeEatn a-C COSTS; balance On credit
oI Twelve months EIulty OF redemption
ulerelt
In Csc the above SAFE shah fsii % bring tle
amount OF the decree herein and eos.s. then
aud ~ that event the north half Of saiE
block NJ. 81 viii 0s sold IN lois 81 srl-5. sic
sio4ss sale 70 continue Gall the z1llal-
requisite % satisfy TIE decree Ezrz-l and
costs. IN CASH Is yielded.
Terms OF sale 5f north ua5fof Block $50. Js-
pne-EalL CASH balance Oh = lseli- OF twelve
months Equity Oi r-deuptlea barred.
- AL5IlS, T.. ana -.
R9YSTER, IRRELEVANT & CO,
jeI3 Aus.-oaes1s
LogFoC5, 1-5ec- sra T5iEes. solic. .terz.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-13
PEREHPT0RY AUcTl0H sELE
oH THuRspAY. sIAHIIaRY Is.
EXTENSIVE & PEREaPT0aY SALE
OF VALUABLE
FORT PICKERING PROPERTY.

We Invite special attention 20 tse in
poEla1l sale referred TO IN the anneTeI no.
s-te- MS ts sorae o. tle best located l5-5- o.
ertJ N that portion Of the city, being On ffs
chlei thoroughfare leading in and cut OF ths
city OF the sOath.