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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-27

BAPTIST MISSIONARY MEETING.-On Sunday
night the Second Baptist church was crowded
to its utmost capacity, the occasion being the
meeting of the Baptist congregations Of the
city for the purpose of extending n greeting
to the Rev. H. a. Tupper, D. D., the recently
elected corresponding secretary of the Board
Of Foreign Missions of the Southern Baptist
Convention. The pulpit was occupied by the
following cergymen: Rev. Drs. j. B. Jeter,
A. +. Dickinson, and J. l.. Burrows, and
Rev. Messrs. n. W. Wilson, Z. G. Biting, j.
r. Garlick, j. +. Deans, j. NJ. Butler, A. d.
Phillips, and c. II. Corey.
The Introductory exercises consisted OF
singing, prayer, and reading of the Scrip
lures, and were conducted by Mr.. Biting,
DR.. Jeter, and Mr.. Guriick.
DR.. Jetcr then came forward, and on be-
half of the pastors and people of the Rich
mond churches formally welcomed DR.. Tup-
per to the city. In doing so he paid the new
secretary the high compliment Of saying that
he was emnently suited for the important and
responsible position to which he had been
called, and remarked that the Board appre-
ciated the sacrifices which man Of ability
must make to accept the Office at the salary
which was offered. He then reviewed the
missionary work of the Southern Baptist
Church during the last thirty years, and pic
tured the present aspect of the field in
China. Africa, Italy, and elsewhere. These
remarks were interspersed with many inter-
esting "reminiscences, and the speaker Incl
dcntally made an eloquent and highly eulo-
CYSTIC alllsion to the services of the lamented
DR.. J. B. Taylor, who was the executive Off
Ger of the Board for twenty-five years. In
conclusion he extended to DR.. Tuppcr the
right-hand of fellowship.
DR.. Tupper feclingly responded to the adj
dress of welcome, and made touching allu-
sion to the many ties by which he was bound
to Richmond and the warm place which the
city held in his heart. Then taking up the
thread of remark followed by DR.. Jeter, he
discoursed at length upon the spirit of mis-
sions, urged the necessity of It's revival, and,
after giving more in detail the features of the
situation in the countries where Baptist mis-
sionarics are now located, he babe his hearers
TO look forward in faith and with full con-
fidcncc to the time when the Biblical pro-
phecies shall be fulfilled in the conversion OF
the whole world to II saving knowledge Of
Christ.
Other gentlemen were to have spoken, but
owing to the latcncSs of the hour when DR..
Topper concluded, further services were dis
pcnscd with. After singing another hymn
the congregation was dismissed, bencdiction
being pronounced by Rev. DR.. Burrows.
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DEPARTUREs oF s1EAMERs.

DOR NEW YORK.-The Old .D+I#S
Il Dominion Steamship Company's ele-sseEsssSEs.sss
CANT side-wheel steamship WYANOKE, Captain
Couch, will sail on TUESDAY, February 27th, at
4 O'Clock =. NJ. Freight received until p. NJ.
Through bills of lading signed, and goods for
wardcd with dispatch to all points north, south;
Line for foreign ports. Passenger accommodations
unsurpassed. Fare, sl2; steerage, Sc; round-trip
tickets, 800. For freight or passage, apply TO
JOHN W. WYATT, Agent,
fe 26-2t No. 3 Governor street,
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FINE HAVANA ORANGEs.-PIzzISI has just re-
ccIvcd fine lot of sweet Havana oranges.
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A full supply Of anthracite and Cumberland coal
,ust receiyed S. II. HAYES,
Eighteenth and Cary streets.
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ss Four pieces will he presented:
THE DRUNkARD REDEEMED,
OLD LADY'S WILL,
PRINCE ARTHUR,
SECRET; On, THE HOLE IN THE WALL.
Admission to all parts ofthe honse IS cents. Per
foruance to commence at O'Clock.
For particulars see small bills.
Tickets for sale at the drug stores and at WEST &
fe o3-F ,MonaTu*
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MILLINERY.

1872. -! sEI = IL .lsnl.l .sg I'D 10 lesxs
RAbboNs' @ihAislsD Asb ! STRAW GOODS;
ALSO,
WHITE GOODS, EafBROIDEKIEe, &C.
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YTIRGINIA HALL.

Miss Q. ALEXINA BRANDT's CONCERT
s ii will be repeated on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY esth,
assisted by some Of leading amateurs OF the city
fe S,Th&S,&dttd
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SWEET HAVANA ORANGES at PIzzISI's.
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Go to REpFoRD the halter for tho New York
n reas hat 900 Main street,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-27

PEARS, large and fine, at PIzz1N1's.
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MEETINGS.

E,HE MEMBERS OF THE CATHOLIC
L BENEFICIAL SOCIETY are hereby notified to
attend special meeting Of the Society, at the hall
corner Twelfth and Cary streets lover the old Corn
Exchange), THIS EVENING til o'clock. AS
business OF interest will be brought before the So
cicty, q full attendance Is requested.
BY order of the President;
JOSEPH W. LAUBE,
fe c7-It* Secretary.
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These goods are manufactured by Us q bought for
cash directly from the European and American
manufacturers, embracing ali the latest, nofeites.
uneIuaIled In variety and cleapness In any market
Orders filed with care, proupncas, and dnpdtc4a'
10 anJk - u ) .... -
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MRS. E.. j. THURSTON, 30. a5 51rNa
Ifl Broad street, between Third and Fourth ySHkG
ladies' to o nice assortment VI SPRIGG hAES.
BONNETS, ENGLISH GRAPES, KiBHONs,
TfoSS and FANCY Y,ARTICLEa. which she WIN
sell on the most accommodating terms. GIVE Eer 8
call before purchasing eisew hare. aI teA-4t
HaCARD. II respectfully announces -
IA TO my friends and the public that Isn sf246
eneaMsIL MILLINERY AND MANgUA-AAK1lEssf
and earnestly solicit their patronage s.f.-.x
CUTTING aud FITTING donsin the m6se fssss-
factory manner. Charges geaSou2hle. 90 afn. ~
Restdence sos Catharine street, Richmond. We:
fe sa-lwA ,lssst ~ MRs. VI sA.fIA
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IMPORTERS, MANUFACTUhEHS, AND JVb-
BERS. ltr
BONNET, TRIMMING, ~ 7atS}2zt;@3 u 5zi
NECK and SASH RIBBON; Il, No.,
BONNET SILKS, SATINS,- -yEIsYETgss ana
GRAPES, FLOWERS, FEATHERS, ORNA-
5IENTS, FRAMES, &C.; ES. 80 ~ s.,.a
:, STRAW BONNETS, and LADIES, and GILL
DRENS' HATS, trimmed and untrfmmed;
- aud I'm connecting warerooHsl szilcna
,,a j. WHITE G00Ds,gs.!s ~ eal,ea
Linen, EInbroideries, Laces, SetS, Collars, Sdfs,
Handkerchiefs, Yelling, Head-Nets, &c
Nos. ca7 AND $50 BALTIMORE STREET.
- BALTIMORE, Nd s1' Eaat sssas
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Mr. Isaacs requested that some gentleman
WHO Ind voted with the majority at the last
meeting should, in respect to the presence Of
Il delegation from Manchester, move to re-
consider the vote by which the subject Of
annexation had been defeated.
Mr.. Scott, of Jefferson Ward, said that in
respect to the gentiem lu's wishes, he, having
voted with the majority, would move TO re-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-27

" uILIN.d I1ONhINN II III HEN'f'
corner Eighth and Main streets.
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Mr.. Allen, from the Committee on the Fire
Department, submitted report authorizing
twcnty-onc persons to erect frame buildings
in various parts of the city. The report was
doltcd,
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MIR. Anderson, from the Committee on
streets Generally, submitted as his report i
communication from the City Engineer III
relation To the condemnation Of land for the
racninr OF Twcnty-tirSt street. Accompany
I'M. the communication was a resolution, pre-
Gated hy Mr.. Anderson. requesting the City
Attorney to take the necessary steps to have the
had on Twcnty-first street between Broad
and Clay streets condemned. The resolution
v1- auoptrd.
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Congressional.

WASHINGTON, February 26.-Senate.-A
bill was introduced continuing the mail SER
vice between the United States and Cuba.
The close of the morning hour stopped an
intensely bitter debate upon resolution OF
INQUIRY regarding senatorial action in ap-
nointments and removals Of officials.
The discussion upon the sale of arms to
France was resumed, and continued to ad-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-02

MICHAEL WHELAN 10 n candidate for
conncil1an Of the Eighth ward. Election.
January 4, 1874. iNiln
WIN. sPIcKBRNAGLE Is q candidate for
Councilman Of tho Second ward, A. tho ensu-
ing January election.
LEWIS AMIS u . candidate for recollection
as Councilman of the Third ward, nj tho en-
suing January election.
W. d. dREENJAw. in. IL a candidate for
Councilman Of the Seventh ward, at the en-
suing municipal election. ~ MN1
Ta tho Voters Of the Sixth Ward: .ar.
GFerLenES--T return 10 you my thanks for
vot,r support ut tho last election for ConaeI-
mai. and II my course has been acceptable TO
you ask that you again support me. as am
a eandiddls Tor re- eiecfion.
Yours, respectfully. u. ID. hUHflN.
JAMES BAeHMAN Appounees himEslf as
a candidate for re,electlor TO the eiilco, oil
Councilman OF the Fifth ward, at The ensuing
municipal election. 4a i4.i
JOHN GENT announces himself as can
didate for re- election for Councilman Of the
First word. at Tbs ensuing mHniciPRi eiactlSn,
JONES GENETTB Is q. candidate for re-
election as Councilman Of the Eighth ward,
Al ne ensuing January election. li il
JAMES MONAGHAN Is candidate for
Councilman W tle Eighth ward at me ensu-
ing January election. ILL k -nI tgt
CHAs. A. BEEHN Is candidate for Copn-
Gilman 81 the Fourth rsrd' at the ensuing
January electioH.
We are authorized 10 announce VIM.
CHASE AZ a. candidate for reelection LOT
Counoiiman Of the Second ward,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-02

This lem 10 from valuable agricul'
sural ournal, Don't let your cattle
sttayg they wander to the most mysteri-
COS places" We once saw cowhide In
y nhoemakcr0 shop.
Whom Connecticut deacon nudged a
aomnolcnt worshipper with she sub
acription box, the sleepy Individual
awoke partially, smiled, murmared, u
don't smoke" and dropped of again,
A New York politician, in writing 8
letter Of condolences to the widow Of
country member" who had been bis
friend, says ] am panied 70 learn
that - has gone 10 heaven. We we're
bosom friends, but now we abali never
meet again.
Its a curious fact that the Christmas
season, when every csc IL sapposed to
be happy, Is the time when writer's cello
btated and unknown take in their hate
Of the human species 70 give yentto all
the horrible stories which have lain in
their drawers for year begging for q
purchaser. All the Christmas numbers
Of the English magazines are full OF ter
rible ghost stories. Bring on the fairies
as relief nd
There is as yet no means OF commune
cation with the guard or engineer on En-
Rlish railroads, and recently a train mar
rowly escaped destruction in conse-
quence. Such would have been It's fate
II one Of the passengers, OF the risk Of
his life, had not crawled the whole length
of the train on the footboards to the
guard van. Several years ago an act
of Parliament was passed requiring all
the companies TO adopt some mode OF
communication, but none Of them paid
the slightest attention to il. leh
Some years ago, when California was
sending to the East specimens Of onions
which we're foot broad, and squashes
weighing one-fourth Of ton, the Ameri'
can Museum had an ostrich that died.
Mr.. Barnum had II nicely picked and
dressed, and sent IL to Washington
marketman, who hung il on his stall,
labeled, California turkey, weight 40
pounds II was some time thereafter
before any special mention was made Of
the great size and weight Of California
vegetables.
An amusing colloquy came of at
supper table on board Of one Of our
| Mississippi steamboats,, between Chi
capo exquisite, resking with oil and co..
logne who was cursing the walters, as
suming very consequential airs, and a
raw Jonathan seated by his side, dressed
in homespun. Turning TO mis- vulgar
friend, the former pointed with his jew
eled finger and said; Buttah, sab y
ayes, see it is" coolly replied iona
than. Buttah, sab, | say" fiercely re-
peated the dandy. "Yes, sir; | know it
very good, aud frst-rate article
Buttah, | tell you Numbered the dan
dy 10 still louder tones, as if he would
annihilate him. fWell, gosh all Jeru-
salem, what of it2' yelled the down.
Easter, getting his dauder up in turn.
"You don't think ] took it for lard, did
you2 You must DO an everlasting darn
fool, and drat you, II you don'i shut up
your jaw I'll butter my fists and cram
them down your Internal throat ltyou
don't hush I'll get mad; do you henri
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LEGAL.



pY VIRTUE OF THE TERMS OF A DIED
ID Of trust, 10 me executed BY X. J. Pers0nn
on the 30ih day OF August. 1871, duly regis
tersd 10 the Registers olioe Of Shelby county.
In book No. 81. page 70. l will.
On Thursday, January 25, 1879,
IN front Of the Desoto Bank. Madison street,
biddgT, for sash' Without REDEEM ption. The
following described real estate, situated In
Shelby county, Tennessee. thus desetibed
oas tract q y = goico part q tie "a
described on a plan thereof as follows; Com.
menolng at stake 10 chains asa ~ Links east
Of tho southeast corner OF the intersection o.
iiolmee aud Elisabeth avenues thence east
with Elizebath avenue II chains and ~ links
70 a stake. thence south 81 chains and 81 links
10 q stake thence west 3 chains and 80 links
70 q cedar take, thence north lbl<s east
ohalus aud 70 links; thence rorth O.. west
chains 70 a sta e thence north 81 chains and
10 acres. being the southwest quarter Of q
tract 81 loo acres, laid on 70 me by decree Of
tho Chanoery sidc Of the Common. Law and
Chaneery Court % the city Of Memphis. which
iald 100 acres Il part Of the 7sl acre tract
therein described, Bald 40 acres here con-
veyed begins at the southwest corner OF the
Isl aeres In range $, section. on the rAters
OF Nonconnah thence north u chains thence
east Y chains thepes south Z; Is chsins thence
Hisop 81 al. VS.. VIM. Psrson--No. 17le Old
RuIe docket Title believed 10 be good. but
wiz sell and convoy only a. tr T1
Stephens A Smith. Attorneys. 1Oi-td
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Ticket Once, 7s Main street. corner Of South
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NTAsoNTc DIRECTORY.
a

LODGES IXN
gourg MEMPH1s, No. 1l8-meets I'd Friday
- oaeh month-hall corner Madison and Sec
ond W. S. Matthews. W. NJ; Ben X. Pull
len, Secretary. -.
.,ery month. nj Odd Fellow Hall, corner
Court and Main. @. NJ. Carroll. W. Nj John
Beamish, Secretary. p-,s :,
zach month-hall corner Madison aud Second.
III. ii. HiEbee, w. NJ; NJ. =. Judah, beo'y.
Drsoro, No. 2e9-ineets Sd Friday oi each
menth-ndd Fellows Hall. X. Q. William.
,on- NJ. Nj Il. w. Shelton. Secretary,
KiLwiNgrse, No. Wl-mects ith Friday Of
each month-at South Mpuphis Hal, corner
81 Madison and Second. W. u. hehMdet,
N Ia, Louis Caapsii. Secretary.
ROYAL AMCH.
PISx cHS1rER, NO. 2e-moets "a M9nday Of
S,rl' Al. III " 5p.s b. N. Levy, Secretary.
NsgsptS} n \ s,4prs 10 Sse.irs.st = IDS
Fellows, na.. q i EFT, Il y so6p q
i.naraiaFvs l.a..-A~aNsancze@nnnuu
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-02

]. r.. aRRHAN tpressnt Couneiimanl "a a
candidate for Alderman OF tho Eighth ward.
Election. January 4. 1877. f4.
BEN. r.. HENDERSON announces himself
a candidate for Alderman In the kighth ward.
al The ensuing municipal election. January
4 1872.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-02

n. o. Nah tdaiiy)''...-'..'''- m ~" iiS
FF,nsgi IiI, ldaiiyox. sunday s.OOl $50
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Lots For Sale Ia Ids City,
on =
Long island. New York.

FDA err ~ SITUATED o. LoFa ~
L 49, =. si.iAf ttsla Vas itsa fltfi ts
ifrf fsikut Faiifa4t r1hnine ssstfsiis
fhrUash lido Cisg. tsts there aFs esfsb{ 4.
isss.l Ia ssse - tas flitrsifs sefEsI ftHJ
tgisrt sssa. ~ Z srcfif u ter fcHfs, ears
SO IL tel knrusf ins'2itlsaif eftF q = fef
Fraf - efan hos. Jbs psFtes ssa ~ taf
sroais rl't-haff ~ the lots. ~ sse - ~
sArss frffA. siAsst iAFsstt tat nssi
NstI rFi3rs q ns4 fa srcsistl U teret. ae'
stth Ne ft,t $ siisstrk. rla LISA -
lad
ahlslsa ass aseeFtsnitf ~ saT felfan q
N ~ i1fttla - - 9etfF u tss-1t U.s. SO.
- tks sriF,ksss - > ess tais. ff-s-- ~
ED fsa siftip fSs ieefe n A. st7fsfa
~ tsti ishd piii slIFssis ieftsass - fsi7s
Hfe y ias cif7 = fsa 80 - tFsti 49,
$50 tafsIHsaot slssa. ef-fa s-slirs al sf'hs
rtssass-.sts ~ts7atHrr.
80 = = .E4fsz sttssi.
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NEW MEAT STORE.

I would respectfully inform
the public at large that ! am
prepared 10 FIJI orders, whole
sale and retail, With all kinds
Of fresh meats, vegetables, fish,
etc, ut the lowest cash prices, AZ
-''s No. Iss Main street. ~.
--a IN. SEEssEL, Se.s
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DY VIRTUE or THE TERMS OF A DEED
ID IN trust. to mo executed by Catherine
9arytu on tho 9th day of June, 1911, properly
registered in this Registers Office Of Shelby
county, Tennessee. in book sO. page. 26S. Ana
At the request Of parties interested therein.
will,
On Tuesday, January 90, 1879,
within legal hours, at the southeast eornsr OF
Court Square, IN the eisy.o2 Memphis, Ton
nessee, sell for cash, TO tho highest bidder,
the following. described orr ,srty. to-wst'
,,rr,, roas,rarsS.ss "a; "a ~ ss,l 4 ssss ''
With b asg@ 81 bp4 hundred SAD nftyseiFht
feet W ~ Slsy. ati Aegsnsiat Al ~, aerih,
east cDyaef 81 lat soid ~ {ao, ~. les 4nd
site wJ, n Brooks, sei AZ 4 fsssni sissg.- Aye
fest - ibshes aest ~ the intt,ssetthu u tht
Edssh Ede az fspiar aBd wets tias AZ hieA
stsslal thelee utss sissy sss isasi
gheHrs soath Gus asgssa sast .,ass
hsnaisd sad Ans eight set y M alleyi
tbtaae est aita SID ajisg si1iy-ses fessi
tAeace Hofth ehs desFse Rtst bHa AhEdfei and
ahssgsehs test Ia pezlAalae. Tits believed
Ia hs saaA hat will fail AVID eahtef palg ~
trastsa, RqpiSy 81. f~fssagtlgE hsnsd.
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ENCOURAGEMENT.

To tho Voters OF tho Ninth Wardi
In responho 10 tho call made upon us We ro-
spectfulIy announce ourselvos M candidates
for recollection 70 tho positions NOW held BY ng
al inembcra Of the General Council and Board
Of Education. . !. :. Eg6haTIIIBSEL.
aagH IHrf VI q. REDER.
W. 2. MITCHELL.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-02

Al the request Of MY acqualntances. most
respectfully announce myself ~ a candidate
fer The oliee Of Mayor. ~ tho eHpsu!la.gH, cleo
ton, JND. LVh0uH.
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ON MARREAGE-

Hases nagB rla YeNra MRS ifoE ne
as,s,s II Rrfsys Asa Aburcs 10 easlf iiis-
MankssA restored. esUtnai sml slsnfa sass4'
fau,a,wusts 10 Marriage fei1sTed. aes
nelhoA VI ifsAiieshs Nsp ApS fenafAao's
tsns6ie,. Hsots sac 0iFsplss ssni nee, "
sasisa snvaltps. Adastss. bds' Astp hsso'
cIAgluN. M. a Soasb Nigfh ftsfst Fhl's
a.,ptla, p, tFSW-N
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Warning Words. The strength and ners
YOU, energy Of the human body ought TO DO
Increased during the winter, Tor two reasons !
| ru tho hrst place. diseases Of the mos. deadly
J gssts-,,-, ass - generated At this season :
J ana uvJssS..:. Il Tri sac stasshi 'fapafs;'i'se
that during the cold weather months - -,
ten should ha pat in condition 70 Withstand
the effects OF the spring miasfaa. ANA the sub
stqaent depressing heat Of Sammor IL 10
therefore advisable, In fact essential. 10 tone,
regulate and iHylsoFate tho digestive and Sc
erettrs organs az this period Of tho year, and
\ Of all the stomAchics and alternatives al pres
...srt snswn, HOStsttsr's Stomach Bitiers Is tho
"Ns,>, powerfal. lho aost harmless, and the
w.. ~skIs. The temperature Of winter
nv; r., ss a slorioae tonic, = Il did
SNee'a ". sax with il yolane Of
not, ,,,iGot tSss.Sr. s~Aolssoms winds,
chilling motrturs ~ va sAs akin and
which hare baa oh.s, ~ ~ast, or
lungs, These must be Vusr-~l - -
,s-.. ;. 80 .ysss,ss ssr hssita, tas ~
= coarse q tse Diitsgs u 10 Eirs uEer
,ors 70 tAs eatits eFsapirsileE no sapsr 4
DEAL assssss BDe rGgo, a. ssii " sss ietsr.
al vtsearn, A rsRRlAF haiti n badgf p
,aallAy art uaieral ass q Ailt, ~ asiiFsf
ilssstsea. Fsea hFPaiAe' pare slecd, sod :
' isufeus sifsulstiUE 81 ihai hals, sfs smoHs
he siesSlasi asriyablu ifoa psrglfsssi ate
81 iIarsttsrs siarsssh hlstrss. whirh nea
enlg nofs tkss tapslis. be place " lae kefs
.oalss. sss1aFls.s aa4 auiimgsias gfesgiihsi
In thsit separate fofms " psYFisisht, bst
s.rf,rm lle thsao-gsla wsyk Of iafsiEetstsee, 4
requisites asd pHriseasieh, 81 cne ahs nv
srtas QNa
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- tlA4fn.

LA LErfBRs AND lN9NihfEs ~
y falrrrrAt q IA. f.sf sfa ne sas' - so
a. af - ab-sla a., raasfssu p d. "a
lsiss, tcfr0ti g2GiaF isgesfAEii \ Z, estt
.5IT7- - = 49, so So s.ss.,..
laatsFa -srr - 'tfsl sel.l'.. Il = =
s. y. J, { A.ss-..
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Tuesday, BOON day Of January, 1s79,

AZ The southwest corner Of Main and Madison
streets, In tho city Of Memphis, between the
hours Of ten o'clock am. and two o'clock
n, m. the following described property, or so
much thereof as may be necessary TO pay the
aforesaid indebtedness, viz: The west one
half OF lots numbered l1S and lid In the Bat
ture addition 10 the atty az Memphis. begin
ming at the intersection Of the south line Of
Adams street with the cast line Of Water
street thence south with Water street IS feet;
thence east parallel with Adams street 50 feet
10 the centre Of alley thence along tho cen
tor Of said alley north 81 festl thence vest
Ais1 ntothes pieoo OF property, being on the
west end Of part Of lot No. 400. as designated
on map Of Memphis, beginning at a stake on
the south side OF Adams street continued as
run Oh by William TODD. and At The intersec-
tIpn IL q line ton tpetfrem the southeast wall 4
thence aouthwardly with said line 70 the bead
Of the old LaGIange, RAILROAD thence With
the north boundary line Of said railroad 10
wardly with said bayou TO Adams street
thence with said street 10 the beginning.
Said properiyis nj the point where Adams
street and ChaTieston avenue or Pigeon Rcost
road meet, and fronts on Adams street 1924
feet. and on Charleston ayenue or old Pigeon
Ro0st road 12l11 feet. and Is the same prop
erty conveyed to VIM. j. Wynho by tive deeds,
one from II. M. Kerr and Lucilla NJ. Beatty.
registered In book No. 80, p. 80, and the other
from Daniel Abbott, regiStered in book No.
"a, p. $50, 10 which references are made.
The title to said property Is believed To be
good. The equity Of redemption IL expressly
waived. But | will convey only as trustee.
i02td HOWELL Is. JACKSON. Trustee.