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thursday, August Y. 1871,

Within legal hours, the following described
roperty, tO-wit:
All the right, title and interest OF defendant.
Saltalamaehla, in and 10 a certain term for
years or leasehOld interest, to begin and run
from the LIST day of May, 1855, for 81 years
thence next ensuing to and for q lot OF
~groundin the city Of Memphis, described as
lot No. 90: beginning on the south side Of
Washington street lS9 feet from the intersec-
ton OF the east line or Fourth street with
the south lima of washington street; thence
east with Washington street 20 feet and eK-
ending back SOUTH, tween parallel ines
at right-angIss with Washington street, 80
feet 70 q private alley, being the same prop
erty Onveyed to Saltaiamachia by b. b. Wad-
dell on the lirst day of May or 18th OF Jan
uRry, 1866.
Also, the liquors, fixtures and furniture In
the saloon, No. Is Jefferson street, Memphfs
Also, all the furniture above IN said build
ing and the building next thereto on the
west.
TERMS OF SALE-The real estate to be sold
on q credit OF six months; notes, with ap-
proved security required, bearing Interest
from date; lier retained as security. Equity
of redemption barred. The personal prop.
erty Will be sold for cash.
EDMUND A. COLE. Clerk n Master.
Wright a McKfGafcE. and Sam ToOIa Atfrva
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Wednesday, 2sd Day Of August, 1871.

In fr0nt OF the door OF the C-ourt.houzs OF
the First Chancery Court OF shelby count.
dreenlaW Block, Second street, In the city o.
Memphis, the following real estate. Lyinr
and being IN the city OF Memphis, shelby
county, Tennessee, and beginning at a point
on Browns venus 2tS< feet east nom lUs In
tersectlGn with DeSOtO street, and having q
'front.' OF 81 feet on Crowns avenue, and r1u-
Mn back beiWeen parallel lines 100 rect, the
particular metes and bOunds OF which can
be seen by reference to deed to Mary Carey
for the same. recorded In the Registers OmCs
OF Shelby CO 1nty, Tennessee, in BOOK No. %,
page 80.
KIM OF ~LE.-Sev months credit
note with approved security required. and a
the D rehase money. Equity o. redemption
barred. ssle within lawful hours. July =.
IS7L JOHN n. FREEMAN, Clerk
Humes a PostOn. Solicitors. jy1O
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COTTON IN 81" X

NKw YORK, August :, l2'l0 p. m.-Cotton
market irregular and nominal; sales, ~
bales. Ordinary, l5c; Good Ordinary, l61sci
Low Middling, Is7Sc; Middling, 1890
MiddliDg Alsbsms, l9Zc; Middling Or
leans, zoe; Middli1g Texas, 2JLc. Unof-
fetal: August. lSH; September, Is 5-l6i
October, lsL; November and December,
lSL.
lp.m-CottOn market dull and heRYy.
sales-on the spot, go bsles; futures, To-
900 bales. September, lSN; October,
Is 1915.
s.s5 p.m.-COttOn markelquift. Ordinary
l5c; Good Ordinary, 1870; Low Middling,
lSKc; Niddling, 1870. Middling Ala
SamR, l9I6c; Middling Orleans, 20Hc;
Adding Texas, 20Ze. For export, l45
sbalSs: for spinning, 625 bales; for speculs-
tiO4, 3 bales; in transit, none; contracts,
I4,O0G bsles.
S:45 pm. = Cotton market closed
dull. Ordinary, 16c; Coco Ordinary,
leZc; Low Middling, 1835c; Mid
Cling. 1910. Sales-fOr ~spinners, ga
export I45 bales; speculation, 3 bales; con-
tracts, $4,000 bales. Augusl, ls1sc; Sep
tsmbsr, Iss<e; October, 1skc. Receipts,
1855 bales. Receipts at Galveston, q bales
ct New Orleans, 81 bales; at Savannah, 81
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Wednesday. 2sd payo Of AUGUST. 1871.

In front of the door Of the First Chaucery
Court OF Shelby county, Greenlaw Block,
Second street, in the city OF Memphis. the
following described land: A csrtstn tract OF
district No OF Shelby COUNT. range sndG-
section 4 being part OF tract Of land bouguL
Of Rufus Polk, and a small tract on thenOrth.
and being the remainder of lands after de-
Quoting a certain quantity sold By Z ". Ran
dolph; said tract being particularly described
In a title bond from A. DOWelI to A. II. Doug
lass, bearing date January I, 1857, rCEuDwI-
edged March ~, 1907, and registered in the
Reg steI's Office Of Shelby county, IN Book
No. 30, pages 20 and G3, 10 which reference rs
here made for q full and accurate description
OF said land.
Terms OF Sale-Cash.
Equity Of redemption barred. Sale within
awful hours. July IS, ISL
JOHN II. FREEMAN. CLERK.
Estes n Ta~Eaan GoTHrlfore vu
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NOTICE.
CITY ORDINANCE

AN ORDINANCE
To encourage the prompt payment OF city
taxes for the current year.
Be G ordained by the General Council ofthe oty
sECTIoN /. That the City Tar Collector be
and he Is hereby authorized and instructed
to allow to each and every ax-paye who
shall, previous to tho first day OF January,
city of Memphis for the forty-fourth corpor-
ate year uS7Il, 8 discoant at the rate Of ten
per centum per annum on the amount of
taxes he or she shall pay for the period Of
time Ii shall be so paid previous to said first
day OF January, lS72; and the amount so paid
shall be taken and accepted by the city Of
Memphis as q full payment OF the entire
amount Of the taxes due by such person.
SEC. 2. The privilege hereby offered sha
not be extended beyond the first day of jan
uary, 1872 and after that date the Tax Collee-
tor shall be required to collect the full
amount of ali the taxesthst may remain I'M
SIC. s. This ordinance shall lake effect and
b. in force from and after its passage, and all
ordinances inoo~nsistent-W1th this Ordinance
are hereby repealed.
Passed nrst reading and referred to Ordi-
nance COMMITTEES Of Board OF Aldermen, H.
o, 1871, referred to Ordinance Committee Of
Council July 8, H7l.
Passed FIRST reading. as amended, by Board
of Aldermen. Rulefl suspended by charter
requirements, and passed second and final
reading by Board Of Aldermen July Is, 1871.
Passed nrst reading. as amended rules
suspended and passed second and n read
ing, as amended, BY Council July Is, 1871.
Approved July Is, 1871.
JOHN JOHNSON. Mayor.
Attest:
L. R RICHARDS, City Register.
OFFIoE or CITY TAX CoLLECroR,l
Memphis, July ed, 1871.
The tax books hive been turned over to
me. and In accordance with the above ordi-
nance INVITE all taxpayers to take adysn-
FELIX w. ROBERTSON.
fy93 City Tax Collector.
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Greenwood Seminary

THIS celebrated Female Seminary, near
i Lebanon. Tenn, begins Its next Session
the FIRST MONDAY in SEPTEMBER.
There Is an able Faculty; elegant and capa-
clous buildings; an ~uneQualed retreat for
Study, Health and Moral Training; regular
Church attendance; daily Physical Exercise:
the Delights of q Home combined with tho
instruction of a school. R@- From the list of
the NAM patrons OF the school, reference b.
made to Col. j. I. Leath, DR. rayser and VIM.
B. Greenlaw, of Memphis. For circulars,
with terms, etc.. apply TO the Principal.
MRS. N. LAWRENCE LINDSLEY,
p. o. Box IS, Lebanon, Tenn.
July II, 1871. tyl4d&W
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PETITIONS FOR INCORPORATION
Petition To Amend Charter.

No s5S, R-First ChaBeery Court Of Shelby
county.
"HBREAS, the Southern LIE Insurance
w Company, composed OF q. W. McCaru.
ID. b Dewey, W n. DERRICK, +. s. Davis,
Charles NOrthrop. 4. Is. Hatch, n N. Dobbs
and Thomas A ksrCheEal, original incoTpo-
rafors, have fled a petition in said Court,
praying an amendment to the charter Grant
ed them by an act OF the Legislature OF ZEN
nessee, OF date Nay n, less 10y which said
company was authorized 10 car = on a life
assurance business, etc. IN this that the as
cal year OF said be changed from
the arst day Of July, to commence on the
nrst day OF January and ena on the 3lst day
Of December OF each year he1eafteri also,
the holding OF only $4,000 worth OF real
estate be changed 20 s5o0O00, and that here
after said Ompan be allowed TO purchase
and hold real estate 70 the amour OF s50JuU.
which said amendment IS asked by the d.
reetiOn Of the stockholders OF said company.
as per their action at q meeting, held by fhem
in Memphis on the 9Th day Of July, ISL:
IL Is LherefOro ordered, That ali persons
such do make their Appearance
herein, at the Courthouse Of said Court. ia
the city of Memphis, Tenn, on ct before the
nrs5 Monday In October, 1871, and show cause,
II any they have, Why said amendment
not be granted, as prayed Tor, or that
he same Willie heard and proceeded with
and that q copy or this order be
published for thirty days In the Memphis
This July Is, ls7l.
EDMUND A COLE, Clerk and Master,
By r. j. Lac Deputy Y. n d.
U. W. Frazer, Solicitor. iyE
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eOuRT.
~ SUPREME COURT At JACKSON

10. 10 p. D.-oerman National Bank OF
memphis vs. Eliza e Porter ct al.
tMtos OF q decree pronounced N his
- S1ases on the fth Or June, 1871. bV ne So
Prsme Court I win sell, to the highest bid
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FOR SALE.
FERN ON H@1ana 40,

Farm ON E@1ana 85s
I OFFER for sale my farm on Island IS. Mis-
i sissippi river. containing 400 acres, 80 in
culLiYatiOn-l69 acres in cotton, and 80 IN
corn. Twelve t~enRnthouses, one good, COM
Portable log house and ~out-buildinRs; good
Cotton Gin, Grist Mil and Blacksmith Shop
y Tools I Will take SIS per acre for crop
and land one third cash, the balance one
and two years. The crop cannot be beat in
the State. Inquire on the farm for particu-
nY2l THOS. q. WILLIAMSON.
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Friday, 18th Day of AUGUST. Is7l.

During legal hours, sell 20 he highest bid
der, 9 tract or parcel of land lying and sit
nessee, on the west side Of the fernando
road, In the Ath Civil District OF said county,
south OF and adjoining Judge Kings lot, and
known and described as lot No. 81 Of Melee
mores DIVISION, containing dve-and.t three
Iourths acres, more or less; said tract has
been subdiVided into three lots, and will be
sold separately.
TERMS OF SALE--Credit of seven month";
purchasers giving notes, with approved Sc.
cor1ty, and a lien retained to secure the pay
barred. This 18th dag OF July, 1871.
FRANK TAFT. Clerk and Master.
By b. Il. COLEMAN. ID. q and n.
Walker & Horrigan, Solicitors. WIS
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Petition for IncorpOratIon Old Folks

N S1s.-In the Second CbaReeTy Court OF
shelby county, Tenn--RstttfOn for IncOr-
poratiOn.-C d.. Mclean, Michael Magsv-
ney, Joh p. Trezevant, n. ID. L. Stewart,
L. -Dupre, EuGene Magevnsy,E +. W-kOys-
ter, r ". Smith, j. n. Patrick, Tilman
Belts, job 7. Strattou, q. ". Winchester,
W. 7. Avery, s. d. Lamb.
ALL persons are hereby notified TO appear
IA before the Second Chaneery Court OF
shelby county, Tenn, on or before the nrst
Monday In October, 1871, and show cause II
any they have or know OF, Why letters OF in
corporation should not issue 70 the petit
TONERS herein, by The name Of the "Old
Folks" with the powers and privileges Of a
corporate body, the object Of the Association
being TO create and preserve q history Of
men and events Of q local character, to pro-
vide for the poor and unfortunate OF the As
TO honor the memory OF good men,
and promote social and personal honor and
among the citizens OF the city OF Mem
phis and county OF shelby; the capital stock
of the " Old EOikB' not % exceed eAUO,ON, To
be created and held and transferred as may
be provided by the By.lEws and Constitution
Of the Association, and may consist OF
money, stocks, bonds, books or real estate, or
either or all OF these; sad Association to
a common seal, and be authorized 70
transfer or convey, buy or sell lease and re-
lease rear OF personal property Its business
10 be done by a board OF ten managers OF
other o~ficers, TO be chosen By ballot tnat as
a corporate bod may sue and pc sued, and
have all powers incident 70 rs purposes as
provided by the act OF Assembly cnapter d.
passed Januar Is. IS7I, and approved ian
uary 30, 1871. This July4 4, lel.
N. D. L. STEWART CLERK and Aaster-
Bv GEO. Deputy Z. and IA.
Geo. W. Winchester, SOL Tor complts- lJh
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FOR THE CURE OF ALL
KINDS OF RHEUMATISM,
IT HAS NO EQUAL.

BALTIMORE, February 10, 1858.
DE-. ]. J. LAWRENCE-Dear Sir: l take
pleasure in recommending your Rosa
DALIs as a very powerful alternative. l
have used IL In two cases with happy
results-One in a csse of secondary
syphilis, In which the patient pro-
uouncsd himself cured after having
taken i've bottles of your medicine.
The other is a a s of scrOfula of long
standing, which is rapidly improving
under its use, and the Indications are
that the patient Will soon recover. /
carefully examined the formula
by which yOurR OsadIis is made. anI
find IL an excellent compound OF al.
terative Ingredients. Yours. truly,
h. ". CARR, Md.
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cHAscERY SALES.
CHANcERY SALE



In the Second Chaneery Court Of Shelbv
county, G. Iddtpgs VS.. Andrew Stewart
n Y virtue OF q decree OF the Second Cham
. Gerry Court Of Shelby county, made in tbe
above canSe, and entered OF reeoTd on ne
9th day of April, 1871. / will seG Al nnbiic
auction, TO the highest bidder, for cash. IN
'front.' OF the entrance to the Second CbancerV
Courtroom, In the 6reenlaw Opera BUiIdInS
on Second street, in the city of Memphis.
Tennessee, on
wednesday, the 23d Day Of August, 1871,
Within legal hours, the real estate described
IN q Deed OF Trust executed by complainant.
~. C~.1Guings, 10 secure q note therein De.
scrlDed, payable by her to defendant. An
drew stewart, which Trust Deed was dulv-re-
corded in the Registers Ofiee OF Shelby
pages az, as, 49, May 81, 1850, which said real
estate Is described as follows:
Being 9 part OF original lot No. 2r, in the
city OF Memphis, Tennessee: Beginning at
tne intersection Of the south side of Ex-
change street with the west side OF the first
alley east Of Main street; Themes westwardly
on ana with Exchange street I2S feel tbirtV-
three feet; thence sOul hwardly and parallel
with Main street 74zl seventy -four ana one
Quarter Ieet; thence eastwardly and parallel
Inc alley above mentioned; thence north
WardIy with said alley l74z1 seVenty-fOur
and one-qnarter feet TO Exchange street. the
point OF b~eginning-being the same properly
Wright and Charles Kortrecht TO Paris Id.
dings by deeds, seyerally recorded in the
Registers office Of said county as follows: In
BOOK y, PIP. Us and 10; Book 81, PIP. IS and -,
and Book 50, page 5G,
Equity OF redemption barred.
Terms OF Sals-Cash, and must be complied
with ON the spot. July q. 1851.
y28 n. ID. i. STEWART. Clerk and MastAr.
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FINANCE AND TRADE,
OFFTeB OF THH DAILY APPEAL
MnNPHIs, August 8, 1871.


Finances continue 10 rule quiet and
steady, with little doing aside from the
regular depOsiting and checking. The
banks report currency on hand sufi cient
70 meet the demand. Exchange Is easier,
selling smOnRbsnkers at $1G125 per 1900;
counter rates at &c premium. New Or
leans bills are buying ct Is to pan, and
ssllng AT y premium. First class COM
merclal paper is meeting with faVOr by
bankers for short time, at l0Gl2 per cent.
per snnum, though accommodations are
confined to regular customers aud unex-
ceptiOnable names. The banks are run
ing close and taking very little paper ex-
cept which is considered gilt-edge.
GOId-Remsns STEADY, bnying at Il%
and selling at H. We learned of q
purchase BY a broker Of $1,000 at ulk
and another Of $lOO0s at HIS. Brokers are
shipping East for q market, there being
very little emsnd here for domestic pur-
poses.
Local. ecuriles-Meet with good favor
with a fair demand from taxpayers, for
county warrants and city indebtsdness.
County warrants buying at s5sS6 and sell
ing at S7SSS. City past due coupons and
floating Indebtedness buying at s6as7 and
selling at 5000. Tennessee money, old
issue, buying at 50 and selling st 90 City
bonds, MemphisEsixes, gold bearing are
in active demand at 64D46<, and held by
dealers at 65aS6c. Currency bonds are
held at 81 to So. Arkansas levee bonds
continue in good request, with few on the
market. Brokers are Offering 3S939 and
holding at 40. We learn OF a sale of 5000
~ 59c by q broker. Arkansas bonds,
hyes, new, buying at 64966; skies, $685.;
sevens, 52G54; Fights 74s77. Mississippi
warrants are quoted at 70975. Memphis
snd Charleston railroad stock is steady.
baylng at 36936Z and selling at Si@37Z;I
LIST mortgage bonds, s5@S6i I'd do 799SO.
Mississippi Central railroad shares are
lst9l9E; for list mortgage bonds dealers
report S4GS6 as the buying and selling /
rates; ID do 1915. Mississippi and Ten
nessee railroad shares are 1920; LIST
mortgage bonds S4L9S6; ID DO 74@75; |
consolidated s per cents, 77G7S. Memphis
and Little Rock railroad shares ara nOmi-
nRlly 5000; do LIST mortgages, 76S76
Mobile and Ohio railroad sterling bonds
sre quoted at S8K9SS buying and Helling;
do eX-certs, el@S2; do IS int, 81; do %, |
G7@6S. Selma and Meridian Isl mort
cages are 66967. Memphis and Ohio
shares are I9Gl9H; LIST mortgages at 7S9
50; ID do 64965. Alabama SIS are nom
inHlly 65a7O do SIS, I0IGlOS. Missouri 6s
are quoted at 94695. Nashville IS, $500.
Insurance and bank stocks are quiet.
Merchants Insurance stock, $1,000.
Planters. 1898. Peoples, S4@S5. Mis-
sissippi Valley, SO9Sl. fernando, 64G65.
BONDS IN NEW YORK.
NEW VoRE. August 3. 1920 o m-Ster-
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EDUATLONAL.
FEMALE COLLEGE,

A Boarding and Day School for Young
Ladies', ~ Miles Southeast of
Memphis, Tenn
INCORPORATED WITH COLLEGIATE
4 Powers and Privileges by the Legislature
Of the State.
Course OF Study Comprehensive and Thor.
oug
Instruction given DAILY by twelve Profess
sors q Teachers In al the EnRlish Branch
Is, Ancient and Modern Languages, Drawing,
Painting. Wax Fruit ms Flowers, Orna-
Superior advantages for MUSIC, Instru-
mental and Vocal.
Location, Build1nga and general School
Advantages, every Way superior,
BB- The FAN Session VIII open the SCION
MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER.
For catalogues. circulars or other informa-
address REV G. COLLINS, DID. Pres't,
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Medical College,
Medical Ospartm4 of Cumberland University
SESSION ls7I-'72.

A LEXANDER ERsKINE, MD, DEAN,
n Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases Of
Women and Children.
BENZ. ". AVENT, Md, Professor OF the
Principles and Practice of Surgery.
DUDLEY ID. ID. Professor OF
Descriptive and Surgical Anatomy.
RICHARD B. MAURY, MD, Professor Of the
Principles and Practice of Medicine.
ROBT. w. MITCHELL, MD, Professor of Ma
terra Medica and Therapeutics.
ALFRED H. VOORHEES,, ND, Professor OF
Aural and Ophthalmic Surgery.
J, JOSEPH WILLIAMS, MD, Professor OF
Physiology and Physiological Anatomy.
MCFARLAND, MD, Professor OF
GUSTAVOS B. THORNTON, ND, Demon
strRtOr of Anatomy.
ROBT. THUMMEL, NJ D., ProsectOr TO the
Professor of Anatomy.
The Nineteenth Animal Course of Lectures
IN this Institution will begin OF MONDAY,
October 18th and continue TO March l, 1874
~ Dissecttng rooms open October LIST, and
students Will find that in Memphis the facili-
ties for the study of Practical Anatomy are
unsurpassed.
Clinical Lectures will be given each week,
throughout the session, AT the City Hospital
Good Board can be had near the College for
SIS per month.
For the full Fees of all the Professors $50 %
Demonstration Ticket.-...-...-.............. 10 %
Aatr1culation ) "
OrauuatlOn ~ W
B8- Since the last Session the Medical Col
lege of Memphis has become the Medical De-
partment of Cumberland University, locat ~
at Lebanon, Tennessee, and as such Is perma-
nently established in Memphis.
- For any Information IN regard 30 this
and other matters relating thereto, apply to
ALEXANDER ERSKINE, Nd
tyH-d-w Dean of the Faculty.
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LIVE STOCK.

Receipts since last report by ferry from
Arkansas, Is head cattle and 81 head
sheep; by Memphis and Ohio railroad, l
car load sheep and lambs. Beef cattle
are dull. with no corn fed In the market.
Sale OF grass fed st 8@4He for common
to choice. No Texas cattle in the market.
Sheep and lambs are In full supply and
fairly active at last quotations, viz: p so
as 20 per head foT medium TO good spring
lambs, and 495c gross for good to choice.
Butchers sheep, ordinary, 81 50g2 90.
Hogs-none in the market. Cows and
calves are dull at S25640 for common and
medium and $50G55 for fancy,
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FOR SALE.
Lame. STOCK ANn cRnP EnRsALE

A 4 ACRES OF LAND, within 200 yards OF
III the Poplar street turnpike road, 5Iniies
east OF the city, with good dwelling, dne
mule u COW stables, good cellar, smoke
o~uthouses; 2 nne young mare mules, 8 nne
young Mares good for saddle or harness;
good cows as this county can produce, all
OF fowls, 2 hne market wagons, good farm
wagon, new dump cart, and all manner Of
implements for a farm or market garden;
good young orchard, and as hne a growing
as there is Ia vicinity, with anktnds
OF vegetables, field and garden, now ready
for market; as fine a well OF water as ever
oowed, being purely freestone.
In consequence OF my bad health, i win
sell the whole al a great bargain. For infor-
inquire at my stand in Poplar street
market, between the hou of 5 and 10 an.
Or on the premises, Joining J. ]. Smith and
William HOlmee. II. BILL.
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81 SALE.

HINDER and by virtue OF a deed Of trust II
me executed by Charles P-fannenstiehL
on the "a day OF March, 1866, and recorded al
the Registers ONCE of shelby county, Ten
nessee, in record book No. So, part secoud.
pages les, l09, ITO and III, 1 will on
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500 REWARD,

r WILL give one hundred dollars, IS a re-
Ward- to any m who viii capture and
Mace IN custody where ] can secure, one
WILLIAM WOLF .1akWMs JACK, IA mur-
dsreF o. PeyeoB Burchstt, ct MasOn's Depot
last winter. Said Wolf Is about dVe feet four
inches in htght, Of German birth, speaks
EnElish badly. md Of bad counteaanca,
said Wolf escaped nom tbs jail OF Tipton
coant on the night OF the I'D July, ETL
BEN =. LOCKE.
- erin Of Upton county, Tam.
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"Wednesday, 2sd Day IF Auaust. 1871.

In mont Of the First Chancsy C-ourt-bougs.
9roeniaW Block. Second street. in ths CIV III
Memphis, q certain tract OF parcel az IrnH
lying and being IN shelby county, Tsnnegsse
In the 18th CivH District. BEGINNING al 4
stake on the corner Of MOsbY aud Cochran
avenues; running thsuce south 800 feet with
AOsby avenue 20 a STAKE, where thsFs d al
this time a fence; theBce east about 81 feet,
daurrantis lines thence north 800 feet 10
cochran avenue, along with Gaurrant1s line
frOm thence west about 81 feet 70 the bezi n
ming eontatnlnR, by estimation, two acress
being same land named in q deed OF " J..
forteT. Trustee 20 John Bullock Tor use OF
Eii1a Z. Porter, OF record m the Registers
once OF shelby county aforesaid.
EAkM8 OF SALE-Six and twelve months
sfe0If aoses vita approved security, and
lien retained upon the land until payment OF
P~ulenase money Equity OF redemption
barred. sac within legal hOurH. Tuly lg,
ls7l, EJOHNH. FRFEWAN CIerk-
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