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a whole community, upon the author
ity Of an anonymous writer:
a Curious and Ghastly Discovery.

According to the Dubuque Times a
notable discovery was recently made
by some WOrkmeu employed on the
Dubuque and Minnesota railroad,
who, in digging near the base of a
cliff near Eagle Point found a large
square stone In their way. They re
moved it and found a large vault ex-
tending horizontally into the bluffs,
1rOm which a stream of cold air blew
80 violently as to eXtinguish lights
held at the entrance. Five men en-
tered the vault, and first went through
q passage, which was about four feet
wide, and high enough to let one
walk through it by stopping q little.
When the party had proceeded about
fifty feet they found another stone in
their way, behind which was a fight
Of stone steps leading down a distance
Of ten feet, and when this had been
descended, a chamber, twenty-five
feet square by twenty high, and cut
from the solid rock was found. The
floor was hard and smooth, and by
the dim light OF the candles they had
brought the party saw that the walls
were embellished with a multitude Of
characters representing flowers, birds,
trees, ana other natural objects, ali
carved in the solid limestone. On the
south wall was representation Of the
sun, Immediately beneath which was
another OF q man dressed in a
loose flowing robe, stepping
nom a boat and carrying a
dove ia his hand. The roof was
Ornamented with carved stars. ser
pents, and chariOjs, and in the center
OF a floor was a slab which, on re-
mOval, was shown TO be the cover of
a vault which contained a number of
skeletons arranged in a semicircle.
either sitting or standing, In such a
way as showed that they had been
entOmbed with their faces turned
directly toward the southwest. A
vase filed with yellow earth was be-
side each, and also pieces Of animal
matter which may have been placed
there In accordance with the old and
nearly universal notion that the dead
eat. Heads of arrows and perforated
shells were scattered through the
tomb. No gold OF silver ornaments
were discovered, bat there was pearl
fastened to the bones OF one Of the
hands, and also there were remains Of
some textile fabric, and copper imple-
ments of various sorts, probably made
trom the copper Of the mines on Lake
Superior, as evidence is growing day
BY day that these mines were worked
long ago. The skeletons and orna-
ments are, it is understood, to be de-
posted in the hall Of the Iowa Insti-
tute of Science and Art.
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New York EInannss.

NEW YORK, March 29.-The IEi-
5lLng'S financial article says in the
stock department the railway share
list was extremely active and buoy
ant, and prices have established an
advanced position on the line of favor
ties, which, as we have before re-
marked, is not a task Of especial diff
Guilty, under the present condition Of
affairs, since the entire street has be-
come imbued with the spirit OF spec
uiatiOn. The most attractive feature,
Lake Shore, which rose to 104 on the
immense transaction movement, as
gOssips have it, is not representing
the principal pool heretofore manipu-
lating, but being a distinct clique
formed to punish a prominent specu-
lat0r on the short side of the market
for temerity; and it is stated, by
knowing ones, that the willy gentle
man is well posted on the devious
ways of the street, and that he has
covered his short interest a day or two
since. Vanderbilt stocks were dull in
the early dealing, but in the after
noon were suddenly jumped to upward
of two per cent. amid intense excite
ment
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PREsroI cHANGE-

The Jackson Clarion Of Wednesday
says: The following is an extract
from q report Of the debate in the
State Senate on Friday, oath inst,
upon the resolutions instructing the
Governor to apply TO the President
for Federal troops onfthe ground that
order cannot be preserved without
them. Mr.. DOWd is the ''neXt friend"
of the Governor:
During the debate Mr.. DOiCd stated
that the Governor had already sent for
troops; that they tCere en- route from
Louisville, hV., and q regiment Of
cGUalry 1ras promised from the South
tgesteTn Department.
We will possess our souls in pa
tience for a time at least, until the
mystery Of this new declaration shall
have been solved.
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ENGLAND

GRAND OPENING OF ART BUILDING.
LONDON, March % The Royal Al
bert Hall Of Science and art, at Ken
siugtOn, was opened to-day to public
use by the Queen in person, in the
presence Of fully ten thousand specta-
tors. The Prince Of Wales, the Duke
Of SAKE COburg and GOtha, Prince Ar
thur, Prince Christian, Princess Louise,
Marquis LOrne, Princess Beatrice and
a very large number of the nobility
were in attendance.
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RoUMANlA.

CABINET CHANGEs-wANT OF conf
DENCE.
BUCHAREST, March 28.-The new
Roumania Cabinet has been formed,
with General TIL Minister Of Public
Worship, and FlOriscO Minister Of
War. In consequence Of the passage
Of an indirect vote Of censure, it
is expected the dissolution Of the
Chamber will be announced tO-mor-
FOu
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ST. LOUIS, March 29.-John O5-
borne, saloon keeper, was fatally
stabbed in his saloon early this morn
ing by his father-in-laW, John Stall
ing.
II. G. Clark, a railroad agent at
Sturgeon, No, whipped Samuel Gal
braith on Monday, and on Tuesday
was knocked down with chair by
Galbraith's father, whom he shot and
killed, receiving a shot in the arm
from Louis Galbraith, another son.
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End OF THE RIOT INVESTIGATION.

End OF THE RIOT INV VESTIGATION.
The Meridian Gazette says: "The
Investigation Of the recent riot was
concluded yesterday. The testimony
covers about one hundred and forty
pages of legal cap paper. The decis-
ion OF Judge Leschman, who has
presided as a committing magistrate,
IS as follows: That g. W. Brantley,
Hugh ". Wilson, and Robert T.
Coleman, ST., be held to answer be-
lore the grand jury at the next term
of the Circuit Court, on the third
Monday in April, 1871, to answer the
State OF Mississippi Of a charge Of IN
IsEful assembly, OF any other charge
the grand jury may prefer against
them, in a bond Of two hundred dol
lars each, with good and sufficient Sc
curity: that J. +. Sanford and Isaac
Adams be bonded in the sum Of five
hundred dollars each, to answer q
charge of assault with intent to kill,
or any other charge the grand jury
NAV prefer against them; and that A.
F. Horn be Likewise held in the sum
OF one hundred dollars, to answer a
charge Of assault, or any other charge
the grand jury may see fit to prefer
against him.
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Tue day, April Is, 1871,

within legal hours, the following described
prOpei ty, UO-Wit:
A certain tract Of land in Shelby county,
Tennessee, at Shelby Depot, tn the Eighth
Civil District; beginning at a stake hfty feet
south from the center OF the Mem pbis and
Ohio Railroad, on the west line Of Mrs
Francis Stewart; thence running south with
MIS- StFWart's line four CHAINS and seventy
four ,74) links, to a stake; thence east ten
north four 90 chains and seventy four (74}
links, 10 a STAKE fitty feet from the center OF
said railroad thence Wes5Wardly with said
railroad nifty feet from and parallel with the
center TO the ning-cOntaining one acre.
Terms of Sale -Oue-third ca cash; balance
in two equal tnstaIIments, at nlne and tweIve
months from day Of sale. Notes, with ap-
proved security required, bearing interest
nom date. Lien to be retained
EDMUND A. COLE,
Clerk and Master.
Luke A. Finlay, Atty mh29
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SPAIN.

THE CARLIsTs OPERATING IN SPAIN.
MADRID, March 29-The Impartial
publishes an authenticated rumOr
that a weak attempt was made at
COrbst against the military pronun-
ciamentO, and was speedily sup
pressed.
The elections in Porto Rico have
been ordered to be held at an early
day.
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Tuasdav. AnrII. ls l8zl.

within legal hours, the following described
real estate. 10 wit:
Lying and bel z IN the County of shelby,
state or Tennessee. and bounded as follows.
beginning at McAie AieEander's northeast cor
ner, 20 e take So links east OF a sWeetgum,
marked a thence north 81 chains to the
river, about one chain north Of large BIRCH
marked " thence easJwardly with Jhe river
TO cypress creek; thence north WardIy with
the meandertugs Of Cypress creek TO the
north line OF Chas. ones tract; thence east
with sal Jones line eight Grains: thence
north chains SO links To said Paine's north
west corner thence east with Paine's north
line ana cAleEanders north line AZ chains
and 50 links, to the containing
2T acres.
Terms OF Sale.-On credit of seven months.
purchaser executing note, with approved Sc
curlty, bearing interest. Lien retained until
purchase money is paid.
Equity Of REDEEM ptfOu barred.
This March q, 1871
M. ID. L. STEWART,
Clerk and Master.
Geo W. Winchester and Kortreeht. Graft
& Scales, SOis. for cOmplts. mhsg
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No. 65, R.-First Chancery Court Of Shelby
County Brown, ad ADMINISTRATOR Of j.
F. Orr, deceased, ct al vs.. Luther McMullen
ct al
ID Y virtue of an iutsrlocutory decree for
ID sale entered IN the above cause, March
q, 1871, ] will sell, at public aucii8u, To the
highest bidder ia front OF the Clerk and Mas
1er's office, GreenlaW block second street, in
the city Of Memphis, Tennessee, on
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RUSSIA.

COMPLAINT FROM THE GREEK PATRI.
ARCH.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 28.-The
Patriarch Of ConstantinOple has COM
planned to the Russian Synod, that
the Sublime Porte is disturbing
order OF the church in Bulgaria. The
answer Of the Synod will appear in
the official journal tomorrow.
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B00UETsl 1OWERSl

II INVITE the attention or the admirers Of
mGtuFa9 9 Nolai beauties 20 my Green
house, on tla elaandp Street Railway, az
the south gate 0f EimWQod 6aT efarE hara
l an prepared 10 0fer q beautiful COLES Icn
OF Plants and Flowers IA eat variety er
VIII have them arrayed In BoQuels on snort
notice. Any plants purchased Of me VIII -
placed on lois in "ElmWood' Wl Wltnouf AuQi-
uOnal charge. j am also prepared % decorate
front Yards, soddiuR and lay Ing them OF ln
beautiful walks, etc, and hope 70 receive
share Of patronage. .
mhE HENRY MOLhH.
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a CAED-

MEMPHIS, Tenn, March q, l87I-
VTAVIN9 returned 10 Memphis, ana re-
t sumed the practice Of law, announce TO
nv old friends and the public generally. that
i have formed business connections al Wash
ington, which enable me 20 ofIer my services
in the prosecution or all claims before the
Departments and the new Commission. ap-
pointed to hear and determine claims of
loyal citizens. This business solicit
mh25 DAVID LOONEY.
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saturday. the 2sth day Of Aprl. IszI.

in front of No. 36l Main street, I'm the city of
N lem phi5, Tennessee, sell, at public auctiOn,
the highest bidder, for cash, between the
hours Of 10 o'clock M. and O'CLOCK pm,
the following described property, viz:
-Four Steam power Printing Presses, with
their fixtures; one Ten.hOrse- power Engine
and Shafting; four JOB Printing Press es ;
twenty seven Type Stands; nVe Double Cab
inets and three Single Cabinets; two hundred
Type Gases; six large Com posing Stones; two
hoe Ready Proof Presses, together with lot
OF Wood and Metal Type, GaLeys, Racks;
ETC.; one heavy Sheet Press and Boards, one
Smashing Machine; one I'm DOssing Press ,
two Cutting Mgchlnes5 three Standing Press
es; one Ruling Machine; one Backing Ma
chine; one Paging Machine; one Leveling
Machine; one Paper Cutter Machine; one
Table Gauge shears; two 5tabDlng Machines,
aud lot Of STANDARD Miscellaneous and school
Books (Stereo oLyped) and store FiXtuT es-the
whole making up one Of the most complete
publishing embellishments in the south, and
being the same formerly in use by the South
western Publishing Company.
The property can be ins pecIed on the prem
ises. The sale will be absolute and without
REDEEM ptiOu. The title Is believed 20 be good,
but I Will sell and convey simply under the
authority conferred u pom me BY the aforesaid
trust deed and mortgage.
BEN MAY, Trustee.
March so. 1871 mh3O
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RACES RACES F.!
THE SPRING MEETING
OVER THE
nEENGPHE@ co 5E
VIII commence on
TUESDAY, APRIL Is, 1871,
And continue Five Days. with the following
PROGRAMME /:

FIRST DAY-Tuasday. April Z5-Post Stake
for all sges, two miles and repeat; subsLrip-
ton $50, PIP; the second to save his stake.
To name al pm. the day preceding the race.
The Club to add $500. closed with i've sub
aeribers.
with $50 added: dash mile. for three year
olds. Closed with eleven subscribers.
SECOND DAY ~ Wednesday. April c8-
Handicap sweepstakes for all ages, dash OF a
mile and quarteri subscription $50, half for
felt. or only $40 if declared. The Club TO add
$500. Eight subscribers.
SAME DAY-Purse f4JU, mile heats, free for
an
THIRD DAY. Thursday, April 8-Purse
$500, dash OF q mile and a half, Tor all ages
SAME DAY-SWeepstake es Tor three year Olda,
mile heats; subscription SIS, PIP; n which
the Club will add $3.50 Eight subscribers.
FOURTH DAY Friday, april 28 Free
handicap, dash Of two miles, for all ages.
Weights Of al the horses on the course to be
announce at p.m., end acceptance 70 be
made made Dy pm; ne day preceding the race.
SAM DAY--eurse $500, for ali ages. mile
heats, best in D.
FIFTH DAY-saturday, April 29-Purse
$3.50. dash OF a mile. tree Ior ali.
SAME DAY-SWeepstakes for SIS each, PIP T;
lor three year old colts and hlDes that had
not appeared In public prior to January lst,
mile and repeat The second to receive $50
Twelve suDscFi bsrs-
THIRD kACE-COnsOlatIOn handicap FOR
beaten horses. Entrance $40; entrance money
to second horse. 4. horse beaten once allowed
pounds tWsce, Us pounds. three times ~
POUNDS. For purse OF szJj
R8- No entrance fee to Purses. A Walk over
entities Il horse to full amount Of purse
ts9r Admission to Public stand 81 cents; %
Grand stand, 81 LADIES FRsE.
G8F QuarteF-Stretch Badges, Tor the week.
sic. For sale at the Hotels, = aston s and the
Ticket Ohi-e at Charleston Depot
R.s- Railroad Fares cents, round trip.
mh28 @. STONE, Secretary.
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can (Radical) says, Of the Ku-Klux
bill passed by fhe Legislature: We
hope the biz kIlOlCH as The Senate Ku-
hJlGr BIZ lCiU not becODldd IaJC, because
Il Is radically unjust. Il deDriUes per.
sons accused Of crime of the usual
means Of defense, and TsnOUeS the usual
safeguards LbrO5OR around tie citizen"
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FnsTFRls SCHOOL ELL.

The NicksbUrg Times and BeDll5li-
can says: "a correspondent Of the
Pilot who seems to be i'm the secret
admits, at least tacitly, that the object
OF DR.. Fosters School bill is to divide
the school moneys among the dife-
rent religious sects. That makes an
end Of the matter. The proposition
only needs to be fairly stated to
be most emphaticslly negatived.
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Gsrman CslsbrstIou.

NASHVILLE, March 29.-The Ger
mans of Nashville held a meeting to-
night to make preparations tor their
celebration in common with their
brethren throughout the United
States on the 10th Of April, Of peace
and victory to the German arms in
France.
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FOREIGN DISPATCHES
ALelEas

WAR DECLARED AGAINST FRANCE.
LONDON, March ga special dis
patch to the DdiLy Nel0s from Brussels
saws the Arab chief, Sidi MOkTani,
with 10000 troops, is within twenty
five leagues Of Algiers, and has de-
clared war against France.
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NOTICE.

District Of West Tennessee.l
In Bankruptcy.
Al Memphis, Tennessee, 2sth day OF March,
l8Tl.
rTVHE undersigned hereby gives notice Of
his appointment as assignee Of Dickson
Cunningham, Of Memphis, shelby county
state of Tennessee, within said District, who
has been adiudtcated bankrupt upon his
own petition by the District Court ui said
District. 0. WOOLDRED EDGE,
mhs8 Assignee
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MARKETS.
uBY EGRAPH.l
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, March 29.-Cotton good ordi-
nary and good mtddlng &c lower; mid
ding uplands lb3So. Flour duh and drOOp-
ing 50 5O96 50 for shipping grades extra.
Wheat dun and dropping; red amber, 81 659
IS. Corn opened Arm and closed dull I;
mixed western, SS9S31zc. Whisky, hrmeri
no sellers below 92c. COdee-duL and un-
changed. Sugar, irm demand for Cuba. So
G9Ee MOlasses dull and nominal. Rice,
Manufactured copper steady; In
got, Lake superior, 2lA@A59c; Baltimore am
Tennessee, 2i5494%c Pig iron-scotch, SS2g
81; American, S82@S6; bar on, S76. Sheet
iron, Russia, l01a9llc per ID. gold. Nails
Cat 81 4Oi Clinch. IS 80.
WALL STREET.
NEW YORK, March 29-GOld is hTmer to-
day sales having been made At llO14glN =,
with the exception Of single transaction
at lltts; rates Tor loans were nrIo AZ 70 8
per cent carrying and tiiat 10 per cent. for
use. CiearanCes thtrty-nine millions. me
Government bond market Is strong ana
higher; there was a small amount offered to
the Treasury to-day, only 2,58,SUO, Whlcn
gave prices an upward start. UpWards OF
Two million gold we're sold at los W 100 70
10y 30. stocks open ed strong ana acLlFe, Dub
after one o'clock the board became weaker
and prices declined under large sales 70 re-
aliZs. New York Central and Hudson and
Lake Shore were most freely pressed: at one
time the market showed decline OF = 70
= per cent, but Al the close there was some
recovery from the lowest point and The eX-
trems depression OF the day. ana me mar
ket closed firm. The Northwestern mas been
the leading stock and ruled urn al uhys
The Adams Express Was active and nlRner
and the Union Pacific sold up TO S27, Money
was easy 8t per cent southern state Sc
curlties on the last call were more weak Ia
South CRrolinas; nrm on other BONDS, es-
peclally for Tennessee, Virginia and Mis-
souri, old Tennessss, 649s; new, "a ster-
ling exchange. l095< Government bonds
Sis, lI55<; '8ls, ll2; '84s, lll5s; '65s, ll5s;
new, li0Hi U7, LOS; 6ssi u07s; lO-4Os, lOs;
currency Gs, lIgS4
DIV G00ds.-Demand less active, both with
f0bbers and agents, while prices rule generally
steady at l25Sc for best makes Of heavy brown
sheetings t2c for Pace Ex and stark A. lie for
Augusta and oabal A, l0c for Broadway and
Moss, &c for Pepperen N, 225ac for do 7-&i
sheetinss 25c for 81 do 275c for 81 do, 32<c for
l0.4 DO SIZE for la do, and 4z5Sc fOT IA do.
Brown drills are steady, and time demand is
sold al I21zal3c for the best max es, the latter
p the extreme; &c for Bole's corset jeans. go
f3fCanoe River do, l0C for Indian Orchard
ItJc for Amoskeag do, i4c for Ke0rsage
Gathene. 15c for Au1Oskeag bleached muslins
if5se for Bartlett, l4c for Blackstone A A do
Ii1Sc for Chapman X, nc .0r Dwight caInbric
zoe Tor Wamsutta muslins, 2lc for New York
Mills. All cOlOFed c0ttons are rather inactive
and somewhat weak, except for some few
favorfte brands which keep that class up
Prints have passed into the channels Of con-
SUMPTION more freely recently, but the supply
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Valuable Lands for Sale.

nN the Ista day Of april, ls7l, as tfustee
~ ETC.. viii seu for cash, without the equi-
~ OF REDEEM ption, to the highest bidder. on
the premises, a Tract Of about $40 acres can-
veyed TO me on the LIST day Of January, 1876.
BY Joseph Foltz and others In trust to pay
purchase money, which ls situated on the
Memphis and Ohio Railroad, about 10 miles
from Memphis, and being ali OF the place
known as the home place nf the late Dr. Sam
gel Bond, except about 40 acres. on said
tract there Is valuable brick residence and
good Outhouses; land righ ighbOrhoOd
healthy and desirable.
mhil 4- L. pENrsON. Trustee.
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HOME DISPATCHES.


Temples Letter.
NEW YORK, March 29.-The Iri-
5JE1e'S correspondent maintains au-
thentically Captain Temples letter,
and claims that he copied the original
letter in the handwriting of Captain
Temple.
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Was # suleias7

LOUISVILLE, March 28.-Last night
o. z. Irving, a c0mpOsit0r on the
COUrier-JOurRGl, tOok-WhetheT acci-
dentally or purpOsely IS not known
an overdose Of hydrate Of chloTaL
he was found dead in bed this mOrn-
ing.
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R0YsTER TsEzEsaHT { GO.


HAVING EuFgestad - me -ieLA ~ ~
81 County Court oil -llatal come
zee. ne insolvency OF tha --ltIe oi r y
~ aieeea sli i hereby uotlsg an parties -
~ oieirl,- q75-iusf sald estate lo ule ala id
v-i3S ~ cierr of said court; pron7ry pro-
rated On or before the 8lh Day ~ 7 a1aii
i37I- ~ rfs same Wiil be forever -lf-
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.

I OTTERY.-Oficial drawings OF the Mis-
II souri, state Lottery. CLASS 49,
a. g. 70, 81, 30, 80, I9, -, 2I, "A, 66 CO. 49, "a
CLASS $50.
A. SO, As, IA, Al, "a, 16 81, 90, 43, so. 81. AZ.
Prizes from sl00 % $50 000. paid in money.
Lotteries drawing daily. InfsrmasiOn fur
nished in the above Lottery byJ E. FRAECE
46k North Court street, Box l47 Memphis
Tenn, P. o. MURRAY, MILLER Il CO. Nan
ayers. 8t. Louis, no. mh90
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FrldaY. AprII 81. ls7l.

within legal hours. the following described
property, IO-Wit.
a certain lot OF land in the city CT Mem
phie, fronting sixty (60) feet on Monroe street
extended, and running back between two
parallel lines toward Madison street extend
feet; conveyed by deed OF cOmplalnant's tes-
tatriX, dated March 3 1858, and recorded in
the Registers office Of said county, IA book
No. IS, p. ges 4Bl, 482 and 483, and to which
reference Is here made for a fall description.
Terms OF SaIe.-On credit Of seven ID and
twelve ~ months, purchaser 70 execute
notes, with approved security.
Equity Of redemption barred. Title abso-
lutte. EDMUND A. COLE,
Clerk and Master.
J. T. Castles Atty. mhB
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VALUABLE PROPERTY

HINDER and by virtue Of the terms and
- provisions of q deet OF trust eLecutsd
on the lst day of Iulv, 1870 by the South
western Publishing Company for the pur-
pose Of securing certain Indebtedness to k.
Hoe q Co., and others therein set forth. which
trust deed Is Of record in the Registers ollie
OF Shelby county, in Chattel Mortgage Book
No. 2, page 54l, etc.-tO Whiah reference ia
here mads-I viii, at the request OF the cred
itors therein named, on
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ChanGery Sale Of Real Estate
-BN-
TUESDAY, APRIL %. 1871.

In the Second Chaucery Court Of Shelby
county, Tennessee No. 4ld0, amos AIunEon
vs. James Paine ct al.--NO. 1872, KJB. H.,
Wtnn VS.. James Paine ct al
40 yirtue Of IN order OF sale made in these
ID causes, will sell, at public auc ion, 10
the highest bidder In 'front.' of The > cond
Chancery CLERKS Otdee, in the city OF Mem
uhig. Tenueggaa on
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