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FRANCE.

EVACUATION OF ROUEN BY THE PRUs-
SLAMS.
BORDEAUX, January The evacuation
of Rouen by The German forces is coEsid-
cred certain, As Msntsuffel WAS forced 70
concentrate his forces north of the city by
the forward movement OF General Faid-
herbe along the valley OF the Toile and
possibly also along The Disc.
General Chsnsey continues to meet with
success over the Prussians with his col
umns.
The Algerine cavalry routed a body Of
Prussians yesterday.
EXCITEMENT IN PARIS.
BORDEAUX, January 4-Paris 4 advices
show intense excitement among the pOpu-
lace, who demand that a grand sOrtis be
made. A number Of Mayors of the city
had called upon General TrOchu and in-
sisted that he give way in this design to
the people. A Paris journal accuses
TrOchu OF feebleness, and a number of
newspapers in Bordeaux noting this ex-
preston Of opinion, seem contaminated
with it.
1t is understood that orders be sent to
Generals in the field to hasten a move
meut on Paris.
A new General has been sent to COM
mand the French forces at Harve.
ANOTHER FRENCH VICTORY.
BORDEAUX, January 4 - Faidherbe
sends the following official dispatch TO the
Minister of War, under date of January
Sd: We have fought a battle near Ba-
haum, which lasted from am. to p. m.
Monday. Wethave driven the Prussians
from al their positions and the villages
by them. The ensmy's losses
are enormous, ours serious.
THE COMMANDMENT OF PARIS CONTINUES.
VERSAILLES, via LONDON, January -
The bonn bardmeut OF the forts on the east
side of Paris continues with such effect,
that only Fort NOgent replies to the Ger
man IRE.
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BELGIUM.
KING w1E-1Asl,s FEANs IN PARIS.

KING WILLIAMS PLANS IN PARIS.
BRUssELs, January 4-King William
has abandoned the idea of entering Paris.
Upon its capitulation, the forts Of Paris
are to be garTisOned and prOvisiOned for
two years, and the Germans will hold Al
SAGE and Lorraine, BelfOrt, Bitsche and a
line Of communication with Paris. After
an unconditional surrender, which alone
will be accepted, the Gsrde Rationale
will be armed and made responsible for
the preservation of order in the capital,
and the Corps Legislatif will be sum
mOned TO meet on the Sd of the following
month
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TELEGRAMS.

The Illinois Legislature met yesterday.
The illibuster steamer Hornet is at sea
again.
Havana was illuminated for King
Amadens.
Bourbah is moving from the east on
ChalOns and Orleans,
Jules Favre is to be applsuded and
diued in London.
Orville Grant, the Presidents brother,
is telling tales about Chicago thieves.
William Gambleton is the name of the
murdered man found in the river at Chi
csg0 Tuesday.
Sprague, Of Rhode Island, is charged
with completely in Texas blockade. run
ming by Grants brother.
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INDIANAPOLIs, January 4-The Indiana
Legislature cOnvenes tomorrow. The
Democrats have a majority in the House,
and the Republicans a majority in the
Senate. Both parties are holding caUcuses
to night. The Democrats have nominated
Hon, VIM. Mack, of Vig9s, for speaker,
TFlarL-
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EsTABLISHED 1910.

this instrument, have kereUntO set their
b uids this day and year above written.
A. S. MITCHELL,
President Mississippi River Railroad Co.,
aud member Of committee TO contract
Reconstruction OF said road.
W. B. GREENLAW,
Member of committee aforesaid.
ALFRED T. LACEY,
Member of committee aforesaid.
H. S. MCCOMB.
J.B. ALEX ANDER,
Executive COMMITTEES Southern Railroad
Association.
Witness 10 Lacey snd Graenlaw:
SAM. TATE,
GEO. MOORE.
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pgo. IA. r. DIN the FIRST Circuit Court Of
shelby county --Ellsl Johnson We. jose prime
Psritfon for sals Of land 90 pay debts.
NJ appearinE from emdavlt ln this cause
I that the defendants, josephine Al1are
Mary e WImarth, Minnie Killer. minor-
AlmerOu II. WHfe@rths Manfred Albert and
Wrn. 8Iawson sTs n0u-Teaicenra OF the STATE
OF Tsnnessees
If "a therefore ordered, Thal they make
their eppearanc9 herein, a. the court houss
IN the city Of Memphis, Tennessee, ou
the third Monday In January ls1l, and
plead answer OF demur 20 c0mpLainane1s
bflI. OF the same VIII be taken fer confessed
a. 70 them. and set for hearing eErartai ana
that 3 COPY Of tiill order be published o-lcs 6
week, for four asecassiTa weeks, Ia the Ken
phis appeal.
Done at ol1et., sLis 81 day cf necEunar, ls1L
FRAlFlK EAfI- Clerk aud Master
By D. +. C0La1sAE, Deputy @. and M.
walker & HcrriEans Hoia aor 1ol1pl'us dsf
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AnOIdsntaI Desth...Rurder.

ST. LOUIS, January 4.-John Kelley, in
attempting to put belt On rapidly re-
vOlving pulley in Hill. Lenmay q Co. .
planning mill last evening, became en-
tangled in the machinery and was in
stantly killed.
Sergeant Siegel, company F, of the
Seventh cavalry, a. a ball given by that
company at Fort LeavenwOrth night be
fore last, got into an alteration with a
man named Plumb. He drew a revolver
and shot at Plumb, but missed his aim and
killed a young man of the same company
named Casper FRANKIE whose parents re-
side in Cincinnati. Siegel was arrested
and turned over to the civil authorities,
and barely escaped lynching.
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phis has subscribed only 81, COO to
railways, and since the process Of their
construction was begun the city's popu-
lation has grown from 5000 to nearly OF
quite 90 900, and it's wealth from s5OO0,O0O
to SIS. .000. 900. The county OF Shelby, out
side the city, because of our railroads, Is
worth twice as much as any county invest
Tennessee. Major sykes was most earn
est and eloquent, aud 1t is no lnjus-
tice to other gentlemen to say that not
one made 4 more effective and Lnsnswer-
able speech.
INCIDENTS,
Justice Caldwell said that he telt that
be had little or no discretion in the mat
ter. His district was penetrated by a
railroad for which the southern portion
Of the county hsd paid, and he was not
one of those selfish people who would not
serve others as kindly as they had served
him Messrs. Crews and Miller both ad-
vocated the submission of the question to
the people, and q mejOrity OF the court
doubtless concur with them.
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1T viu be seen by our special dis
patches from Little Rock, that the
APPEAL was not at fsult as between
CLAYTON and his rivals OF the
Radical party, in pronouncing in
bis favor. In his Message he insists
upon the enfranchisement Of the peo-
pIe Of Arkansas. The same ends
may now be achieved through Clay
toms intervention, in Arkansas, that
were effected by Senter's election in
Tennessee. If the APPEAL were at
fault in the one instance, so it was in
the other.
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Snain.


KING AMADEUS TAKES THE OATH.
MADRID, VIA LONDON, January A.
prince Amadeus Immediately after arriv-
ing in the capital Monday paid a visit to
the widow of General Prim and expressed
sympathy for her bereavement. He then
proceeded to the Chamber of the Cortes
and took the oath. The enthusiasm of
the people is universal.
THE KINGS RECEPTION.
The reception Of the King was entbU-
siestic. He visited the remains of Gen.
Prim and manifested much emotion at
the sight. He also paid a visit Of condo
lenCe to the countess, and subsequently,
proceeded on horseback TO the palace amid
the acclsmstions Of the POpulscs.
NEW MINISTRY.
The King has consulted with Seniors
POsGs, Leevrille, R0vas and Algsph on
the formation Of the constitutional min
istrV.
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WALL STREET.

NEW YORK, January 4.-GOld quiet and
steady: opened at llOI and closer at llU5s;
loans were made at 795 per cent, gold; clear
ances, 81 7OC. Government securities firm
and steady at about the closing prices Of yes
terday. stocks are dull, but firm in tone;
there has been hardly more than a difference
in the opening and closing rates on a MAORI
ty OF stocks. Money steady at from 7 per cent
currency 70 per cent gold; Indications are
that 10 Will be easier. In State securities
Tennessees are more active: old Teunessees
ga new, o. Sterling exchange, 1Gg.
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Ron-Resldsnt Notice.

by county, ,Tennessee-Charles Barbour vs.
NJ. 3. Parker ct al
T appearing from afidavit In this cause that
L the defendants, J. MCAdams and n. b. Par
ker 9 re non. resident of the State ef Tennes-
see, and in pursuance Of an order entered
hCreln December 2, $50, directing publica-
ton, etc:
10 is ordered, That they make their Rp-
pearapce herein, at the c0urt-ho in the
city OF Memphis, TENN essee, on or be-
fore the first Monday in January, 1877,
and plead, answer or demur to COM
plainant bill, OF the same viii be taken Tor
confessed as to them and set for hearing eX-
parte; and that copy Of this order be pub
lished once a week, for tour successive weeks,
in the Memphis Appeal.
A cOpy-aUtest:
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By II. j. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master
Smilh & Jefferson. Solls. for compIt. qe8
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On Tuesday, January 81, 1871,

Within legal hours, the following described
property, tO-wit:
tract Of land situated In the county Of
Shelby, state Of Tennessee, known and de-
scrihed as follows, to-wit: Being part of a
two hundred acre entry in the name OF John
McIver, in range eight, sections two and
three, beginning st black gum, 65 78-l0O poles
east from the northwest corner OF the said
200 acre entry; runs thence south one hum
dIed aud eighty-bwO poles to q stake on the
south boundary line OF said entry, forty gbt
20 100 poles to stake in the said line IL links
east Of white oak pointer; thence north lS2
poles to q stake on the north boundary line
OF said 20 acre entry from which stands a
poplar pointer north 765S7 west "A links /:
thence west with the north boundary line Of
said entry 48 2-l0e poles TO the beginning
containing 81 SO 100 acres.
Terms of sale. cash.
N, ID. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
Parham a Williamson, Soils for cOmplL
uL.la Den.rrl y la-Ln a
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Massachusetts Legislature.

Boston, January 4.-The Massachusetts,
Legislature met to-day and promptly or
ganized by re-electing the officers of last
year. II II. Coolidge received the unsn-
imOus vote of the Senate for President:
and the House elected Harvey Jewell
Speaker, with but five dissenters. After
the organization both branches proceeded
to Old South Church to hear the annual
sermon.
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JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor.

dee viii be givFn Of ths appoint.
Judges and Clerks, and places OF
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Two PamphIets---Road them Both.

USIRsT-THE LABOR Question: Priz
E essay, ct the Memphis Agricultural
Fair, October Is, $50; q guide IS to the WHoaI,
the WHERE and the EoW to aeqllfns, - eTlDi1y,
and 70 retain LlABORERS suited 20 tae south.
Wonderful Resources and their Poeullsr Ad-
vantagess" 3" g guide 70 SoUTHEflE l4tllD-oHe-
KRIS who desire 70 ser, lease or colenize tlelE
lands, as well as to NoRTaEIisl azla ~ = - -
and FrIGRAETs Ea0Eins pzo4lf-
bic investments and remuneratlEe employ
Hsnfs Ia the Southern states. AsosI copies
Sir,-ls .,-1r'5es ~ efffer 6 cents. OF both, 81
csafa. 10 anv address, post PAID OF 70 oluna
snd societias, or 20 rallroao anQ oLaez news
~ raah In advance. call pr address
DOHoHO, Joy AGO,
Southern Lad and hIalgrati0n Agency
ro75 Ms1npbll, Tenn.
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CHANCERY SALE OF REAL ES-
TATE.

No 1882, n. .R.-First Chancery Court OF Shelby
county. Tenn. f. ROBBINS and Bradley vs..
j. C. Doyle ct al
D 7 virtue of an interlocutOry decree FOR
ID sale entered herein January IS, 1870, and
renewed January g. 1871, 1 V III sell, at public
auction, to the highest bidder, in front OF the
Clerk and Masters once, Greenlaw Block,
Second street, in the city of Memphis, Ten
r1a
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7 = =" :. III
JOHN r. WATKINS.
ELECTION NOTICE

- The snnusl meeting Of the stocEhold-
ers Of the German National Bank Of Mem
phls win be held at the Banking House. 90
Main street. on January 10Th next, between
the hours Of 10 O'Clock an and o'clock pm,
for the parposeof choosing Directors 20 serve
daring the year 2S7l.
MARTIN GRIFFIN. Cashier.
re..,--,1-s- Q raT= Far
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AUGUSTA, NE, January 4.-The Legis-
lsture convened to-day. The Senate
elected Charles Buhum, Republican,
president; and 8. W. Lane. secretary.
The House elected Z. B. Smith speaker,
and s. j. Chadbourne clerk. The caucus
OF the State officers will be held this even
ing, and the Governor elect win be In
Rugurated tomorrow.
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GENERAL SUMMARY.


ST. LOUIS, January 4.-The Missouri
until tomorrow. The House elected Mr..
Brown, of Howard, Speaker, over Mul-
Inns, OF Greene, by a vote of ssventy-twO
to siIty-three. Mr.. Colby, Republican,
WAS reelected Clerk by scclamation. The
House then adjourned until tomorrow.
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Monday, January %. 1871,

The following described property. to-Wits
A house and lot IN the city cf p Hsmphis,
Tenn, fronting tW5nty-Ous feet and two ard
four seventh inches IA feet and ~ inChesI
On Main street, and having depth cf "a o. er
inches, and being lot Nc OF the subdivi-
sion OF lots Nos 2l7 and as
TEEMs-Credils OF 8, y ls aua zl months
notes required. with approved security, on
tbs drst and second BOtes and the iuuivfd-
ual notes OF the purchaser for the two last
psyunents and lien retained.
NATHANIEL BAXTER JE,
Al arrsr ~
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LANSING, January 4.-The House met
at twelve O'Clock and opened with prayer.
The Senate organized by the election Of
the officers nominated by the Republican
caucus. Both houses took q recess until
two O'Clock. The Governors Message
will be read this evening. The Senatorial
contest seems to be narrowing down.
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CbaHCsry Sale Of Real Estate on
tuesday, January 81, 1871.

No. S545-Eli NJ. Hogg vs.. l.. P. McKnight ct al.
UY virtue OF an order OF resale made in this
ID cause, will sell, at public auction, to the
highest bidder. In front Of the Clerk and
Masters office of the Second Chancery court
of Shelby county, In the city Of Memphis.
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DISSOLUTION

rTVHE partnership heretofors existing be-
4 tween John p. Bill and John r Wat
kins, under the drm name or John p. HlIl q
Co, Is dissolved by mutual consent, 90 take
effect from December j, 1870. John r n at-
kfns Is alone authorized % sigD the frm
name In liquidation Of the business.
JOHN P. BILL
JOHN r. Watkins.
- John r. Watkins VIII continue the
business, tu partnership with j. " Fussa-l-
under the firm name Of Watkins g russell
In the same Office, No. 258 Front street back
once, upstairs Memphis, Tenn
- having dissolved my business conuec-
tion With Ur. John r Watkins, Il desire 20
thank my friends and the public for their
patTOnags while was IN business ] cheer
fuily recommend the new drm as p-0mut
and reliable business men.
TauUairv / XII JOHN i. HTTT-
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Thursday, the 5th January. 1871.

pnlsi as ABOVE set 1Ortn, on
Thursday, the 5th January. 1871.
At the places named below. The persons
hereafter named are appointed Of1csrs,
judges and clerks OF said election. in accord
anee with the provisions Of law:
klrst w Ward.-Engilae House, Main street
Deputy sheriff J. ]. Murphy John EeWsona,
\, y. JAWS Patrieiz ~ rns, Judges Q. ".
NsWsOIo, l. u. Wilkins, Clerks
Second Ward.-Eu Eine House, Poplar ST.
Deputy Sheriff Geo, R. Powell; 9. Fransioli,
Eeter Townsend, N. fsOeWsnstfne. Judges; ".
J. AcheOn, Louis Selby, Clerks.
Third Ward.-Engi ne House. Adan0s street
Deputy sheriff y. y. Mason; ID. F. Goodyear,
TOBIAS Wolf .. ". L. Crook, Judgssf Eugene
FINN, Martin Reynolds r., Clerks.
Fourth Ward.-Laniers once, Second ST.
Deputy Sheriff W. W Coleman; John RI.
Bowen ". d. .EtcCallum. james Brett, Judges :
Rush Bowen, ". j. b. LOnsdalo, Clerks
Fifth Ward.-En gine House. Shelby street
ADspuLy SheriH Nooei John RlngWald, &
ss,ieger, GnaTles small, Judges G. A. Allen,
sixth WaEd.-NFaldrau Block Deputy sher-
IN j. ~ frztmi A ". Jones, r. ,. Chllqsi
Jack Halstsad, Judges VIM. Run1n, "A. p.
Dies, Clerks.
Seventh Ward.-EnRIne House. Desoto ST.
Deputy sheriff J. @. MOdatt; 9. W. Green, 8
~. lobe, ]. J. Jenny, Judges; sam. MoOrH, ,jr.,
Il. ii. Johnson, Clerks
Eighth Ward -POplarstreeL opposite North
y R5aTSet a, Ringwal:ds st9regDeP1ty sheriff b I
Holt John Friok, Judges; Simeon L. Bsrinds
John W. Goddard. Clerks.
Ninth Ward.-Gray Narnell's. corner
Of Auction and Fourth streets. Chelsea:
Deputy Sheriff r. L Iaggarti J. D. Danhury,
W. B. Glisson, Wm. Karr, Judges; f. d
EchRper, Charles Hagerty, Clerks.
Tenth Ward--Teuf5l's Grocery, South ST.
Deputy Shartn =. y LanfOrds A = Jewell,
James Teufel, Col. Sharpe, judges: Nike
PendeTgrast +. W. Jenny, Clerks
MARCUS j. WRIGHT,
Sheriff OF Shelby county.
Deesmbsr q, 1870.
An city dailies copy and send bill to Nay
or'E Once. de95
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NOTICE.
NOTICE!

A LII subscribers, owing balanciss on their
~ subscription stock 70 the Memphis Wood
and Willow Ware Manufacturing Company,
are requested to settle the same by the first
cay or Fs bruary next, rs all dues rema lining
unpaid at that time VIII be placed In the
hands OF an officer for collection.
By order OF the President.
G W. HOFFMAN, Secretary.
MemnhIs- Lannarr 1 Is-I 20
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OR, ADVICE TO BOLH sEXE5-a plain. de-
corous and thoroughly seieutihe treatise,
IRON the latest English, German and hrencn
works, covering q d1fdcult yet all-lmpor5ant
field Of advice 10 Maiden, Wife, AOtners HuB-
band and son. The work Is complete COM
pendium ri the laws whose observance
brings health and happiness, and whose in
chaste thrOughOut, fe&oting principles %
purity, moral and physical; eif I1ents o. fn-
diVidual. social and MARITAL Welfare. and is
cauohed In language that cannot ofelo the
most fastidious deiitaey, For fall daRorip-
t9ou with terms and Is bic OF contents adj
dress NATIONAL PUBLISHING Co, "a and
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233 HAlH STREET
OLAf huLLDLaal --1l-FtiIal ~.
VALUABLE PROPERTY F0R SALE
Monday, the asa Day of IsSuary. 1871

IN pursuance Of decree Of the ChancsrV
Terrass, Admir-, etc, vs.. Russell Houston
Adm r. etc ct al, 7. wiz sell. az public sale.
to the highest bidder, on the premises. iu
Mem phis. at u O'Clock m. on
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MARRIED.

FULLER -WATsON-On Wednesday even
ing, at half past Q. clock, at the residence OF
the brides father, by Rev. Edward @. slater
d d, Colonel JESSE W. FULLER, Of SIN eve
port, La, and Miss ALLENA DUPREE WATSON,
eldest daughter OF Rev samuel Watson, ,D.D +,
Of this city.
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Stewart Bros. & Fizer,
356 AND 358 FRONT STREET,
South of Union,

800 bags Coffee;
100 boxes Cheese;
100 hhds. Sugar;
q 0 barrels MOlasses:
1000 barrels Flour;
2000 bundles Ties.
400 pieces Ky. and Flax Bagging;
1000 kegs Nails;
$40 boxes Raisins;
500 pkgs. Mackerel.
Ha5- Also, a wen assorted stock OF CASE
GOODS, being the only grocery house in Mem
pills who have New Orleans connection
wholesale buyers Of Sugar. COffs0 and No
iasses, viii do well 70 call before purchasing
elsewhere. deIg
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sAvAEEAH, January 4-CottoE very dull;
holders drm at 1880 for middlings Net re-
eeipts, 498 bales; exports: To the Continent
l40 bales; cOastWise, llS4 bales, Sales, 500
bales; stock, sS95 bales.
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NOTICE.
So IN accordance with the provisions OF
the city Charter, an election wiz be held
On Thursday, January 5ih, 1871,

At ali Of the Wards in the city, for the pur-
pose CT eleotfug Aldermen and Counoilmen,
and also one member Of the Bosrd Of Educa-
ton from each ward Of the city, as follows
t9-wft:
FIRST WARD-TwO CounOilmen and one
member Of the Board Of EduCatiO1.
SECOND WARD-Ons Alderman and two
Councilman and one member OF the Board o.
EduCauOn.
THIRD WARD-One Alderman aud two
COunCilmen and one member Of the Board
OF Education.
FOURTH WARD-TWo Councilmsu and
one member Of the Board Of Education.
FIFTH WARD-Two CounoTmen and one
member Of the Board Of Education.
SIXTH WARD-One Alderman and two
CoEncilmen and one member OF the Board
OF Education.
SEVENTH WARD-ons Alderman and
two CCuncilmen and one member OF the
Board OF Education.
EIGHTH WARD-Two COunciImen and one
member Of the Board OF Eaucation.
NINTH WARD One Alderman and two
Counctlmen and one mem Der OF the Board
Of Ed ucatiOn.
TENTH WARD One Alderman and two
Councilmen and one member OF the Board OF
Education,
Due notice viii be gtvFn Of the appoint
% %ment o. Judges and CLERKS, and places Of
holding election
s-urnr .a.r..--.
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Monday, February s, 1871,

Within legal hours, the following described
real estate, to wit:
The Ieasehold interest Of defendants, Dovle
and Wyie, in and 10 certain lots hereinafter
described. which were leased by them from
p. 81. ThOmpsOu-including the improve.
ments thereOn-and running ten years FROM
January l. 1857, viz; Lying in Shelby county,
Tennessee, near the city Of Mem phIs, begin
ming At the southeast corner OF lot No. Is, in
IhOmpSOn'g subdivision, as seen per maps
registered in the Registers office OF Shelby
county, on the north side Of 58ss avenue;
thence with Bass avenue westWardly 81 feet
TO a stake; thence northWgrdIy parallel with
the brick wall OF the Hebrew Cemetery -
leet more OF less to Adams street extended I;
thence easJwardly with Adans street extend
ed feet more or less to the new street
opened on the eat side Of said Thorn pson's
street and parallel with the brick wall to the
beginning, being lots Nos. l6, l7, and part Of
Is on said plan OF TnOmpsOn's s subdivision.
Also. lots Nos. !, 9, 3, and on said plan,
fronting l40 feet on the north side or Adams
street extended and running back 1873 feet 20
an alley, and bounded on the east by the new
street Opered as seen by said plan; which
lease was on the day OF iUs execution duly
acknowledged by the parties thereto and
filed Tor registration in the Registers office
of Shelby county, Tennessee, and shortly
thereafter reg stored
A sufti ciency Of the above Will be sold to
satisfy the debt of COmplainRuts herein.
TERMS OF SALE-On a credit of six iB
months, Tor which note with approyst Sc
curity win be executed. Title to be absolute
equity Of redemption barred.
4. A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
Etauhang e smith AffOrr.p
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-01-05
FOR SALE.
Washington College,
CVHEinda),
GEN. 6. W. GUSTS LEE, Prss't.

THE SPRING TERM of the present session
i begins on the lst Of Feb ruary. The re ar
rangenient Of classes then made enables stu
dents to enter the several schools with ad-
vautage. Students entering at this time pay
only half fees.
All the Academic Schools Of the College, as
well rs the Professional Schools OF Law and
kNGINEERISG, are IN full operation.
For further Information. address
VILLA VI DOLD.
ian5 Clerk o. Faculty, Lexington, Va.