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The Republican journal., 1871-04-20
WAsIlNGToN, April lG.
THE kU-KLUX ELI.

was taken up in the House yesterday, and
al The amendments of the Senate Judi
ci:uy Committee were concurred in. Sen
ltor Shcrman's additional section, which
provided for the taxation Of communities
for losses sustained in consequence of
laWless depredations upon, or destruction
Of property in, such communities, and
Senator Morton's amendment, continuing
the administration Of the iron-clad oath
10 jurors, We're both stricken out by the
House. Judging by indications yester-
day, the House will, through its confer
ers, insist upon the omission Of these pro-
visions, and thereby compel the Senate
10 recede from its amendments. Should
this be done. the few remaining points of
disagreement between the two Houses
would soon be settled, and the bill pass
The Republican journal., 1871-04-20
SOUTHERN RADICALS JUBILANT.

Certain Southern Radicals now here,
some of whom have been eXiled, and 9TH
crs who cxiled themselves from their
homes from fear, us they claim, of per-
sonal violence, are quite jubilant over
the passage Of the Ku-klux bill, but APP
prehend the defeat of some Of the more
stringent provisions added by the Senate.
they assert that it will be unnecessary
for the President to enforce the law, al
though they believe he will Immediately
put il into execution in several sections
of the South
The Republican journal., 1871-04-20

ADMINISTRATORS. EXECUTORS and GUARDIANS
desiring their advertisements published in the
journal, will please so state to the Court.
The Republican journal., 1871-04-20

SUBSCRIBERS desiring to have the address Of
papers changed state the Post Office TO winch
the paper has been sent well as to which 1t is
The Republican journal., 1871-04-20

The Bangor Wing, in giving an &C
count of an accident on the European
road, by which an engine was thrown
from the track, and u man killed, says
A dispatch was ut once sent TO this city. and
Superintendent Lunt Immediately started for
the scene of the disaster
1t will be seen that Mr.. Lunt does not
follow the illustrious example of our Bel
fast Superintendent, and run the other
way. Neither will he get wounded in the
back by his own MACHINERY
We like the pluck of Mayor Garcclon,
is the Democratic chief magistrate of that
tlourishing city. His administration of
the city affairs being slandered in the
prayer of the minister at Fast Day ser
vices, the Mayor arose and ''talked in
meeting" He charged the clergyman
with having addressed Il false land libel
lous prayer to the Almighty, and other
wise exposed the meddlesome spirit of the
zealot, in a way that will be remembered.
S. r. Niles, Esq, the we'll known adj
vertising agent, has been compelled by
the march of improvements in Boston, to
vacate his old quarters in Scollay's Build
ing, and has removed to No. 6, fremont
st. Mr.. Niles is one of the most upright
AMI reliable of business men, as we'll as n
pleasant and genial gentleman, and
throughout his long connection with the
press of the country, has never in any
instance forfeited the esteem of u news
paper conductor.
On Fast Day evening, at Augusta,
the Adelphians had a packed house, and
cleared $500 from the evenings perform
| anCe
The Republican journal., 1871-04-20
The Sensational ku-kIux Reports.

The following dispatch from Coy. Al
corn, OF Mississippi, sets ii rest the terri
Bile tales that Butler has been rchashn2
in Congress, and disproNcs The reports
that have from day to Gay appeared in
our Northern, Radical journals:
The Republican journal., 1871-04-20
GERMANS REINFORCED.

The Germans Mt Creteil have been rein
forced with $4,000 men and are preparing
IL intervene.
OBSTINATE STRUGGLE AT NEUILLY.
The cannonadc and muskctry firing
continued throughout Sunday An OBJ
innate Struggle is going on at Neuilly,
where the ground is disputed inch by inch.
The commune is resolved to continue the
defense to the last
The Republican journal., 1871-04-20


ADVERTISING TERMS. For one square, zone
inch of length in column S1.25 for three weeks,
and % cents for each subsequent insertion. A frac
ton of Il square charged tull one
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OFFICERS.
h. d. CONNELL, President.
ii BINGHAM, Vtce~PresidenH
IL prescott, Secretary.
WIS. BRUCE, Treasurer.
ONLY members OF the Order In good stand,
yInT admitted. The fees are small Adj
mission fee, S. in advance fee, 81
member within thirty days after being noff-
dedl. when his family, or any person dasiz-
mated BY him. wiz be entitled TO tha agRre-
gats OF 81 rom every member Of the AssO-
ciatiOa. All d Fellows IN Tennessee. Ms.
sissippI and Arkansas, are eligible to mem
berShfp. This is strictly ~ Odd Fall0Wisin in
raaead u4enharz- auT9 daW
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Trust Sale.

" I virtue OF a deed OF tT1st, executed to me
u as trustee Dy Thomas A. By rnss, Of the
county or shelby and State OF Tennessee, IN
the LIST day Of July, lS69, to secure q certain
Indebtedness therein mentioned, recorded in
Book Y, psge SO, of the Registers ONCE OF
Shelby county, Tennessee. VIII on
Monday the 18th day Of Septembes, 1871,
between the hours OF 10 q m. and 3 pm, sell
at public cutlery, on th0 premises. TO the
highest bidder fer cash. the following de-
scT1ced real estate to-wit: A certain lot Of
land. situate lying and bsing IN the county
OF shelby, and state OF Tennessee, known as
the sou h hair OF lot number 81, in the h W.
Sill subdivision, in the city OF Memphis.
as follows: Beginning At = stake on
the west side OF Suzetts street, the south
east corner Of said lot, thence west at right
angle with Susette street, one hundred and
eighty QS0l tees to an alley, the southeast
corner OF said LOT, thence north WttA the east
side Of said alley ATTY one (5l feet to ssake;
thence east at rtghb angle with Suzette street
one hundred anu eighty qs0l feet 10 stake
on the west side of said street; thence south
with the west side OF SuEstts street nfty-ons
l5I feet to the beginning, together with the
improvements and appurtenances t~hereuuto
belonging.
The equity OF redemption is expressly
barred. Title believed 10 be perfect, but
sell and convey only as trustee.
auls JOHNF. FRANK, Trus'ee.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.


still OnWard and UpWard.-The ex-
~traordinary increase that has taken place in
the sale OF Hostetter's stomach Bitters dur
ing the past year, is smother proof That an
intelligent people, although they may try ali
things, hold fast only to that which Il good.
No amount OF puhery can If Inferior arti-
cleE to the position Of standard specifics. To
use the words OF Tom Paine, they may 90 up
like a rocket, but are sure to come down ig-
Hundreds OF q nOstrums have gone up
and come down since the Introduction OF
Hostettsr's N Bitters, nearly the nnh
OF q century ago. Ye. II sul remains the su-
preme tonic OF the age. IL has not, and never
has had = rival In efficiency and popularity
and nov stands at The head OF all proprie-
tary remedies manufactured on This side o
the Atlantic. In every civilized community
on this continent, or in South America, 1t is
tae accepted remedy for dyspepsia, bilious
complaints. constipation, general debility
nervous weakness, and many other pnplsas-
ant or dangerous msIRdies. A medicine SO
widely extended is Of course pirated and i'm
i.ated by dealers without conscience or in
tegrity.
Therefore, let every man and woman who
designs TO purchase the genuine Bostetier's
Stomach Bitters. see 10 Il that they have
what they pay for, and not the result Of an
infamous imposiure. Look carefully at label,
stamp and name blown in the glass, and not
forget that the true bltsTs is sold in bottles
OILY.
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SYPHILIS.

OF all diseases which flesh is heir to, none
bring so much misery, moral and physical,
as syphilis. To all so afflicted we can truly
say this remedy Will help you. Two articles
found, by experience, TO be peculiarly efica-
cious for this disease, are contained in this
compound. We ask you to try DR.. FoWler's
Compound Extract, and, by giving It 3 fair
trial, it viii cure you.
We speak with much confidence OF DR..
FOwlers Compound, because we knoW what
II is composed OF, and what il will do. We
know Dr.. Fowler well, who Is a physician OF
known repute, standing second to none in
the country, OF long experience, an honora-
BILE man, who, having a reputation for char
acter, as well as ourselves, would never al.
low a medicine TO &C before the public with
out merit. And we say OF this Compound, II
taken according to directions, alter 8 faiI
trial, Ii will do al w claim tor Il.
We otter 1t as a new discovery, which it
certainly is-s genuine article for S~crofula,
syphilis and all blood impurities; and know.
ing the g-enuineness OF il, as such we send II
forth, saying, $50, Heal the SufferingI"
PRICE, ONE. DOLLAR PER BOTTLE,
FOB SALE By
B0cK0VER BROS, Sole Propristors.
IlS Liberty Street, New Yerk City
g. W. JONES & CO., Wholesale Druggists,
8 Main Street,
Il cod SOIL AGENTS MEMPHIS.
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OFFICE OF aEHPHTs & VICEsBURa, R B Co. /
VICKsBURG, MISS, August 10, 1911 J
the Stockholders OF the Memphis
Vieksbnrg Railroad Company:
UOU are hereby notified that a call OF four
and one-baIf per eenE. OF the capital
stock OF said Company has been ordered Oy
the President and Directors, and you are
hereby requested to come forward and pay
same to John A. Klein, Treasurer OF Mis-
sissippi Valley Rank Vicksburg, on or be-
fore the 20th day of September text.
BY order Of the Board.
aus WIZ. A. FAIRCRILD, Sec'y.
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HOPE HALL INSTITUTE,
BeQln the First Msnday in September.

4 SCHOOL FOR GIRLS AND BOYS, PROF.
~ J. Z. TOOF, P~RIECTPAJ, hiss been re.
moved TO No. IIO MARSHALL AYESUE, where
the next session viii
Begin the First Monday In September, 1871.
Spacious grounds (nearly three scrss), good
water, comfortable schOol-roOms, supplied
with improved school furniture, a lsrge and
beautiful grove, are features which make the
location both heRlthfal and desirable.
The Principal pledges his entire energies
10 the labor OF advancing pupils entrusted TO
bis care.
Discipline and thOroughness the two lead.
ing characteristics Of the school.
References:-MajOr J. ]. Busby, Major W.
ID. Beard, Davit Walk, X. A. Littleton, DR.. d,
GOber, ionn s, TOOf. iyD
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-a0N-RESlnERT KnThE-


No. SIS, r. DIN the Second Ch1ncery Cours
OF shelby County, T~snn-RObert Hutchtu-
son VS.. John r. TreadEeil, Wa P. Grsse
ct ell.
IT appearing nom the bill which Is sworn TO
4 in this ca1ss that the defendant, John T.,
TreRdWell Il Justly Indebted TO the complain
ant IN the sum OF $50 due BY accouut, and
that said John r. Treadwe1 n Nm. 2
Grace are non residents OF the State OF Ten
nessee, and that for these causes Al attach
Inent was sued out OF tkis CO1rt against the
property OF defendants John & Treacweu,
and the same was issued, and has been re-
turned BY the Sheriff, daily levied on the
property Of defendant, Treadwelis
II Ia therefore ordered BY the CierE &nu
Master, That they make thisr a-ppearance
herein, at the courthouse Of the Second
Chaneery Court, in the city OF Memphis,
tennessee, on or hsi5re tbs arst Non
day in October, ISL, and plead Gns
gwsr or demur to complainans Dill, or
the same viii be taken Tor confessed As %
them, and set for hearing exParte, and tnat 2
COPY Of THIS order be published once 8 week
m four suecsssfTs weeks in the AanphEAE
PEAI. This August Is 81.
XR- I-srEWARg, Clerk and Master.
Bv q. BELCHEz. Deputy O. and d.
Hutchinson q Townsend SOLD. 4or oom-
~aIfnants. aus Sal
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PETlTl0a FOR laC0RPURaUoa.

In the Second Chancery Court a. SHELBY
couuty.-NO- 8 %. p. D.-E Hltam r. Green
Law, william II FarrtEgLaE- Eu Ia l.
Brinkiey. John OEa.tOn, f., snI5zaT Tate,
petitioners.
4 IL persons are hereby u115zd 30 r1~zrr
"A before tbs Second Cneuc=sy CuuE- 90
the drst Monday IN October. n any theT Ezv
or know OF. way letters nf iucorpoE. l1I
should nOttssue - the petitioners uerefl. la
pursuance OF an act Ofthe Gensrai A-semH-
OF the state Of Tennessee. passed JanuarF rs.
l84l, and approved JGEuarT 60, Isl. uU1
the name OF the Memphis and Litus EcE
Railroad Company, with powers and r-.Fi-
lezes OF csrpOrats body. Tor the puFp Sc OF
transport ne. by suitable vessels and stree
lures. ;h5 trains OF cars Of the Memphis and
Little Rock Railroad Company across trs
Mississippi river, and o. building and main
talning such railroad tracks a1d otn6r ap-
p-uItensnces there.O, in the cify OF Memphis,
I r the reception OF said & aims CT ears, auc
t. passage Of tbs same, and fOE connecting
the said Memphis and Little Rock railroad
with the several r~atlTosdSO1 the east side OF
the Mississippi river. and Of acquiring, hold
Ing. establishing and maintaining such
grounds for GepOfs and such Depot buildings
and other grounds and buildings g. msy be
necessary for the use, accommodation or
convenience OF the said Memphis and Little
RoSk Railroad Company This August q.
ISL.
n. D. LSTEWART, Oerkand Master.
BY C. BELCHER- Deputy CLERK and Master.
Randolph. Hammond q Jordan, Solicitors
for Petitioners. auz8
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The SOuthu
a the
Western d North Carolina Railroad,

and the
Western d North Carolina Railroad,
The debt against the nrst being $3.50, COG, and
the debt against the last being s+Sc01.
IN the sealed proposals. for said
roads and debts will be received 0y this Com
missioners, aad can be sent TO the comp.
on the day OF sale; and should any such pro-
posais be acceptable TO the CCmmtssioners,
no sale OF the road to which they apply Will
Immediately.
The payments may be matte In the Bonds
OF the State and their Coupons: one.fOurth
At the date OF sale, and the residue in one,
TWO and three years from the day OF sale,
with personal security, and q Len upon the
property sold.
The i've other delinquent TO ads, Wig:
EdgeaeId d Il entucky Railroad,
Memphis, C~lar,HsViIIe & Louisville Rail-
read,
Winchest err d Alabama Railroad,
HeMinnvIU.e q Manehes ter Railroad,
Cincinnati, Cumberland 6tap q Charles
ton Railroad,
Have ssverally made propc sitions TO the
courts fer adjustment of their respective
deots to the State, which, II romptI com
phsd with In the times limited by agree.
ment, no sale of said roads win be made; but
or failure to DO so, said roads win he exposed
to sale under the DEGREES OF the Chanceiy
Court.
All necessary explanations win be had
on the day OF sale, and any Information in
the meantime viii be given by the Comp
troller.
RI. MCKINNEY,
A. WRIGHT,
d. ". Q. SENTER 0ovsrpor-
z. n. BUTLERs Secretary of state,
ED. K, PENNEBAKGR, Comptroller,
Commissioners
Nashvllle, Tenn, July IS. 1871. iyS0
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TRUSTEES SALES.
SALE.

I WILL offer, az pubEe sale. to the highest
L bidder, for cash, with redemption waived,
On Monday, 18TH Day Of Sspte mber, 1877
At RoysrER. TREzEvANE & Co.'S RIAL Es.
FATE northeast corner o. Main
and Jefferson streets, in the city Of Memphis,
the following described property, TO be sold
under the provisions OF a TrCst Deed to me
from Sallte A. and James W. Rawlings, re-
corded in the Registers once Of she by
Lots No. 3 snd No. 9 of n. n. Trezevantis sub
division, on Union avenue, containing ten
and lO-l0O acres, handsomely improved, about
three miles east OF Memphis. Bale at u
O'Clock noon. Title considered perfect, q I
only as trustee.
au9 JOHN z. IRRELEVANT, Trustee.
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BONDS IN LONDON.
COTTON.

Tbs continued unfsvorSble reports from
different sections Of the South regarding
the crop hes again made prices buoysnt,
and middiing in New York went up 70
2JZc, and met fair dsmGnd. The Liver
pool market also advanced I'd, with large
GALES. Purchases here yesterday did not
exceed $50 bales, and this morning about
70 beies were taken, including IA ordinary
at lac, 6 strict do. st I7c, L good do. st
IKE. 5 strict do at I75<c, 3 low middling
a. lsLsc, s1d Z middling az ls5sc, which
were the ruling prices At 1 pm. Q Re
csipts to-day are but 25 bales; shipments,
40, and stock, 1884.
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TrAvrNs heOn Qnannsd as administrator
III OF the estate Of John II. KELLY, de-
ceased, this Is 20 nctify ali persons haying
claims against said estate 70 present them
to me within The time prescribed y laW, or
this notice VIII be plead in bar; and those
who are indebted to said estate, viii please
come orWard and settle.
ana II " I'm
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MEREDITH FEMALE CaLLEGE,

with the pOwers and privileges allowed by
law for the purpose OF establishing tu the
city or Memphis a Seminary OF Learning. or
College for the purposes Of Education in the
various ranch usually taugh IN schools;
to be located In the said city o Memphis, al
OF near the Intersection OF Main street and
Broadway, IN that part OF said city usually
nov as south Memphis
It Is therefore Ordersd that publication be
made for thirty days, DOtifyirg AL persons
desiring 10 make thsir appearance Re -etn
beiOre said Court on or before ths hrst Mon
day in October, 1871, and show czuze II any
they have or know Of why letters OF inco-pO-
ration should not issue 20 Lhe petitioners
herein or the same viii De heard ex Perts.
This Ssh, day OF August, 1871
NJ. ID L. STEWART, CIerE and Master
By G. BELCHEB, Deputy @ and ~
]. z. Robertson Solicitor for Petitioner
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Petition to Amend Charters.

No. a6.-In ths First Chanesry Court of5nel-
BY County, Tennessee.
UNTEEREAS, the MISSISSIPPI River Railway
w Company and its Directors, p. l. Nor
ton, D. II. Henning. 0 b OTertOn, r. n.
white. A. 7. Lacey. q b. Hin. > +. LStta,
Thomss BOYLE and Miner Eerfwether, and
ths Faducah ana Calf Railroad Company
and its Directors. TX. EortOD. l. = Tim
Die, 6. ". Norton, A. NJ West. y. F.Eor-
ton and 5. & Thomas, have nlFd their petit
ton in the FIRST Chancery COurt, Of Shelby
County, so to amend and e1larga their char
tiers and powers under the several laws made
and PROVIDED for their benefit. as % CON-
plete and perfect their cancellation Into
one Company, under the name Of
The PADBeAH AND MEMPHIS RAlLROAD
COMPANY,
with the powers, prfvilegs and tanchi1es
granted to said companies a1d to the New
Orleans and Ohio Railroad Company and 10
make one -continEous correction E8m Mem
phis 70 Paducah,snd to a1thOT1zs he couSo4-
fdate3 Company to Issue mortgage bonds not
to exceed thousand dollars Per
mile.
Nov, therefore, all persons are notified 20
appear a. said Cnaucery Court in the city OF
Memphis, on or before the hrst Monday IN
Octo1er, ISL, 70 show cause Why said prayer
skOuIu not be grsnts1; otherwise said peu-
tIon Will De proceeded with exparte.
TINS August y, lS7l.
A COpys-Attest
EDMUND A COLE, CLERK 4 master
By r.. ]. BLACK, Deputy CLERK and Master
EfanhanH 4 Amffh- ArDruHVg. aEln
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PYRON'S
Planetary Horse Power.

THE BEST HORSE POWER EVER IN.
Il ventedt The power OF the horse Quadrus
ledi
MEMPHIs, TENN, June %, 1871.
We, the undersigned citizens OF Memphis,
certify tina we his day Witnessed the sppli-
cation OF Pyron's Planetary Power 20 an
Eighty saw Cotton Gin, with the following
results: The Gin was revoIyeo with b usual
rapidity, with n full roll Of COTTON, by tw o
mutess at an easy gait and draught and Os
further state that We believe II greatly ~ rpe-
rtor TO any horse power we have any KIN owl.
edge OF, n a power suitable for every plan-
ter using 8 Gin, Srist or Saw-mil.
J. h. TEAL Machtnist and Millwrlg mt.
EWTOE F0ED urm OF Ford, Porte q 90.
ID. I. FoRTER, arm OF Ford. Porter A Co.
r. HOPsoE, M. D., Memphis, Tenn.
JOHN ]. PTTMAN, III. D., MenphiE. Tnnn.
T. ii. WHITEHoRE, Memphis, Tenn.
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SpleEdid Residence for Sale,
AT NASHVILLE, TENN.

THE undersigned offers for sale bis wen
arranzsd and comfortable residence,
lately Occupied by himself; eight family
roOms-three up stairs, I'VE dOwn-besidss
Sfore room. pantry, milk cellar under diairg-
room: never falling well OF pure water, SIX
feet rom -dintng-rOom door; bathroom
with dtesn-barrel tank. supplied rom the
roof; enc twelve hundred barrel cistsrn, Wa
ter altered through charcoal and gravel;
kitchen sixteen lset square; servants room
adjoining kitchen, twelve BY sixteen feet
two servant rooms, with IRE place in one, de-
tached from house; w2sh-roOm underneath
TIE edetached servants room eighteen By
tWenty-eight feet, with brick door ana stone
WaIls, and four stationary tues underUra1neu
to the street, furnished with pump rom
pipe attached TO twelve hundred barre cs-
tsrn in green mouse NO.1s tWo green houses
in appIs-pte order. stocked with plants tor
bOth winter and summer blOom11gi stable,
carT4sze house, COW house, CHICKEN COOP
efo-. coai bins, wood house. granarys nsc@-
go wfth four apartments under one roof
eadar crane srbcr well painted and SUCKED
wtfh grsDes: three bu1dred hyQflQ PeEpSt1A
800 walI established and in bloom lot con
fsfngnr nearly one acre, nal o. Wale1 4
~-1r7ffve forest. Price. Slo.40cashi o. s2UhoO
n one two. three G and I've years. AZ six
augt Ao
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Cotton Presses
AND
HORSE POWERS !
THE
" Reynolds" Revolving Wrought IrOa Screw
COTTON PRESS

rs an Improvement on the m popular
Il Screw Presses, and is prono1n d to be the
most complete, durable and e. working
Press now on the market she whole weight
CT the Press with the Cotton in the bOxsteaGE
on a pivot, enabling two men or one horse to
press a 500 pound bale 9th case.
THE REYNOLDS n DIS POSYE rs!
Is unsurpassed OF strength and durability;
they are mRnuf ctured xpressly fer OttOn
Ginning, Corn ills a. / other plan alton
work. These AZ icles I. ok the PREMIUMS
at the TExAs5TA rEFAR, ISL
Manufactured uNeT Orleans, at
REYNOLDS IRON WORKS.
CoRNER SOUTH MARKET AND FULToH ETs.
Near St Maryis Market
W. z. REYNOLDS, Proprietor, sOX 1870.
once nd Depot, 81 CaFondelet street.
John AEOGUE, AGENT FOR SWIFT5
y IRON M STEEL WORKS, is Agent for
the above Press in this section OF the cOun-
try. Tn Press CAN BE SEEN. IN FULL WORK
ING oRDEa by calling ~ SWtit's Iron and
Steel Works,
1856 Main Street, Memphis. Tern.
&B Come and exsmiD this wonderful i'm
provement In Cotton p ssses.
HB Agents wanted ev ~rywhere.
ES Send for Price List aull dAw
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Monday, September IS, 1871,

WI thin legal hours, the following describes
pre- ,perty, to-wit;
: ii the right, title and Interest of defendant
81 ltalamachia, in and to a certain term for
years or leagebold interest, to begin and run
z ON the LIST day of May, 1856, for 90 years
I hence next ensuing 70 and for q cot Of
ground In the city Of Memphis, described as
lot No. e0i beginning on the south side Of
Washington street lS9 feet from the intsrsec-
ton of the east line Of Fourth street with
the south line of Washington street; thence
east vita Washington street so feet and ex-
tending back south, between parallel lines
at right-angies with Washing ton street, 80
feet to 3 private alley. being the same props
erty conveyed toS altalAmachsia by B. &. Wad-
dell on the nrst day of May or 18th OF jan
uary, 1883.
Also, the liquors, fixtures an furniture in
the saloon, No. IS Jefferson stI est, Memrhis.
Also. all the furniture above IN said build
ing and the building next { hereto on the
west.
TERMS or SALE.-The real EST ate to be sold
on q credit OF six months; not 5es, with ap-
proved security required, bea ring interest
from date; lien retained as secu rity. Equity
Of redemption barred. The per sonal proper
ty viii be sold for cash,
.EDhUFD A. COLE, Clerk and Maater.
d Wright q AcKissick, and Sam, Toole. Attys.i