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Senator Upton is again prophesying that
the Great West will go for Greeley, He is
encouraged by the thought that this Is not an
age for stoning the prophets. He has some
reason for believing that the age cannot dis
tinguish between inspiration.and charlatanry.
Commercial Advertiser.
PURCHASE OF PLEASANT MoUNTAIN.-We
understand that Hon. Charles E. Gibbs of
Bridgtop, has purchased from Mr.. Caleb War
rem the summit of Pleasant Mountain, Den
mark, comprising some twenty-five acres, and
that he intends to erect at once a large public
house, to be ready for occupancy by the first of
next July. This summit was improved some
years ago by the late Mr.. Joseph 5. Sargent,
whose house was destroyed by fire, since which
time the mountain has not been occupied as a
place of public entertainment. Pleasant Noun
tain is only about seven miles distant from
Brldgton, and an arrangement will be made to
ticket passengers from this city to that point in
connection with the steamers on Lake Sebago.
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Cid at Montreal I'd inst, barque Florence Chapman,
Jones, Montevideo.
Ar at Quebec I'd inst, brig Acelia Thurlow, CALI
son, New York.
Cid at Windsor, Ms 9th ult sch L . Trafton, Tap
ley, Philadelphia.
Cid at Bridgewater SOth ult, brig P Munson, Cof-
fin, Baltimore
Ar at st John, NIB 4th inst, sch John Bird, Sleep
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tiOns will be buried out of sight. The re-
election of General Grant is so necessary to
the peace, order and prosperity of the
try that everything else must be subordinated
to the accomplishment of that end.
z--s.- .. .- YARMOUTH.
MORE OF THE GEORGIA ELECTION OUT
Georgia election, the deeper is the infamy
that attaches itself to the Rebel-Greeley man
ayers in that State. The following addition
al particulars have been received at Wash
ington:
ATLANTA, Ga, Oct. 5.
To the Hon. james N. Edmunds:-
No Republicans were admitted as manag-
ers or clerks at the election on Wednesday.
The officers were all Greeleyites. They re-
fused to open Republican precincts and free
holders attempting it were dispersed. Demo-
cratic votes were received as fast as offered !;
Republican votes only when no Democratic
votes We're offering. Republican precincts
voted only one per minute, while Democrat
ic precincts were rushed through at the rate
of six per minute. Thus thousands of Repub-
licans failed to get in their votes. The eXhi-
bition of tax receipts was unlawfully required
of Republicans, but not of Democrats. Re-
publican leaders were arrested early under
false charges in order to intimidate voters.
Challenges were made to delay voting and to
intimidate Republicans. Those attempting
to assert their rights were assailed, and in
some cases murdered. Four were killed at
Macon. The enforcement act was openly
defied. Many arrests were made by United
States maTshals. Less than half the Repub-
lican vote was polled.
The Chronicle has two letters from Georgia
written Oil election day, one from Savannah
and the other from Macon. At Macon the
democrats took possession of the polls when
they opened. Crowding of the negroes
toward the voting-place led to the disturb
ances, when the whites began to fire promis-
cuously. An organized party of the chivalry
of the place, one hundred strong, then took
position fifty yards from the polls, and from
that time, which was eight o'clock in the
morning. no colored men were allowed to vote.
The Savannah letter is from well-knOwn
army officer. 1t makes the following state
ment:-
Over two thousand of our voters, all color
ed, were kept from voting Our opponents
had an armed force drawn of in front of the
voting place, and early in the day one of our
workers, j. E. Bryant, deputy collector, was
beaten and carried of to jail, and another one
arrested, which led to trouble and stopped the
Republicans from voting. Under the recent
ly enacted laws it is penal offense to carry
arms to an election, so we all went unarmed
Imagine our surprise ON finding over one
hundred of the city roughs with badges on as
special police, all armed with clubs and tax
ing active part around the polls. They would
club and arrest any one they pleased. Inever
saw greater farce to be called an election
We hear by dispatches ofriots outside the city
and may never be able to know how many of
our voters have been run off. They have
the ballot boxes, managers, police, militia,
special police, sheriffs and posse, bailiffs and
roughs also with badges on. EFa
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on is in favor of young Marson In that vioini

ion is in favor of young Marson In that vcinl-
ty.
The Augusta Journal says that the Hallowell
Granite Company have commenced shipping
granite to ALBANY in earnest Five car loads
left Friday and fifteen on Saturday by special
train. Labor will be in demand in Hallowell
for the next twelve months
PENoBsCoT COUNTY.
Addie Young, aged II years, was killed in
Newport last week, by falling down stairs at
the residence of Mr.. William Lockwood, where
she was stopping at the time. The accident oc-
CURED Friday afternoon, and the girl died Sat-
urday morning at about o'clock She was an
orphan, and a niece of VIM H. Durgin of Dex-
ter, in whose family she was soon coming to
live. 4 r-.e-.-.- 81. -s.---.Y-
The black mare "Ink," owned by w. T..
Pierce, esq, of Bangor, won the race for the
sweepstakes of $175 at the Waldo County Fair
ut Belfast, on Friday last, 2.42, 242a, 242. Five
Berry of Belfast, winning the first in g 3Sl, and
the fourth being dead heat Dr. Tewksbury's
Mumm took the second money, Victor being
badly cut and withdrawn on the second heat.
Calais Boy, American Lady and Red Jacket
were the other horses entered ..T g.
A couple of belligerent Bangor youths have
got to quarrelng over woman, and to settle
the matter proposed to fight duel with revolv-
ers. Sunday afternoon, the time set for the
fight, number who had got wind of the affair
assembled at very appropriate place called
Lovers Leap, but the lovers of the lady didn't
appear. ...-'......-.
r. biz sAGADAHoC COUNTY
Hon. Charles j. Gilman of Brunswick, will
deliver the annual address at the Fair grounds
In Iopsham, on "Wednesday, Oct. 9th
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DIED.

In this city, Sept 26, John H. infant son of Simon
A. and Katie M. Kennedy. ~ .lf..4 -El-rT'.
In East Livermore, Oct 4, Mrs Addie E. wife of
Rev. S. d. Brown, aged 90 years. -s.l... 49, T
In Belgrade, Sept 25, Mr.. George Turner, aged IS
years month. r.H..
In Saco, Sept. q, Mrs. Betsey, wife of Wi liam
Bridges, aged IS years. r0.l
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MARRIED.

In this city. Oct. 4, by Rev. A. Dalton, Thomas
ONeii and Miss Mary e. Hall. both of Portland.
In Auburn, Oct. 3, Roscoe w. Stevens and NJ. Liz
zle Blanchard r 4 y
In Camden, Oct. I, Capt W. L. Pierce, of Rock
land and Mrs. A. H. Porter of c.
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THE country is about to lose the services of
an officer it can lily afford to spare. We refer
to Gen. Francis A. Walker to whom the
country is indebted for the excellent census of
1870 and is now holding the position of
Commissioner of Indian affairs, performing
his work honestly and efficiently. Gen.
Walker has accepted the professorship Of
history and physical geography in the Yale
scientific school.
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OUR contemporaries are giving Autumn
and its colers the usual puffs of the season.
1t is rare opportunity generally to do bit
of fine writing, but this season is a rare ex-
ception. This year autumn concludes to
dress in unnviting colors and consequently
does not deserve any of the first class notices
it is getting. But then we should lose all of
this poetical writing.
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The Hon. S. S. Cox has been travelling
through the midland counties and says that
''the cream of these dairy counties is for H.
g." 1t is very evident that Sam has only
bee nskimming the snrface.-Conmercia Id
rertiSer
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PORTLAND
OBSERVATORY.

NO STRANGER should leave the city without
visiting the Observatory, Munjoy's Hill. From the
CupOla, 221 feet above the sea, may be the
tire city the ocean to the horizon, CASCO BAY with
its 1865 Islands, the WHITE MOUNTAIN so miles
distant. and with the powerful TELESCOPE mount
ed in the Cupola objects 80 miles distant every di
rection may be distinctly The views here are
said to be unsurpassed for beauty and variety any
in the World. I'D. .a..s y
Congress Street Car passes every Is minutes.
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--latest by Euronean steamers.


Sid I'm Liverpool 21st ult, Geo Skofeld, Merriman,
Rio Janeiro and Calcutta
ON Dover 2lst, Alice Buck, Snow, from Newcastle
for Bombay.
OF Swanage 22d. Geo Hunt, Gray, FIN Whining
ton for Amsterdam. 2 ..f
Sid I'm Falmouth 22d Southern Cross, Williams,
Liverpool.
Cid at Cardiff Goth ult, Louis Walsh, White, for
Callao. ..rf
Ar at Greenock 22d, Winfield, Miller from Trinidad
via Queenstown. gs a ..1s
Sid 23d, Estea, Poole, New York.
Sid I'm Troon 21st ult, Rosetta Mcneil Sproul, for
Cardenas
Ar at Calcutta Aug D. Jennie s Barker, Waite,
no .anairo oath, Goodell, Crockett Rio Janero
Alice Vennard, Humphrey, do; Winged Hunter,
Pams, Bombay.
~ Sid I'm Cronstadt 18th ut, Eta NJ Tucker, Tucker,
New York.
Ar at Marseies 10Th ult, Teneriffe, Tracey, from
Ar at Alicante 18th ult, Kodiak, Downing Malaga.
Orleans.
York -
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go Republican, the Presidential issue will be
practically settled, and New York would pro-
badly elect Republican mayor. On the
other hand, should the Greeleyites gather
courage from the returns from those States
to pursue the campaign, we shall have ire
mendous national struggle in prospect, in the
force and intensity of which all local ques-
tions will be buried out of sight The re-
election of General Grant is so necessary to
the peace, order and prosperity of thecoun
try that everything else must be subordinated
to the accomplishment of that end
--.-..- .-. YARMOUTH.
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y Sid I'm Liverpool 2Oth Alfred, Burt for Savannah

Sid FIN Liverpool goth, Alfred Burt. for Savannah;
21st l. Dimmock Lincoln do
CID 23d, Henry Flitner, Dickey, PHILADELPHIA.
Emf for ldg goth, Tubal Cain, Stone New York
New York. E4.r.0' - e ~ 1890
Sid FIN Deal goth ult, American Union, Delano for
:, on Eastbourne 10th ult, Majestic, Gibbons, from
Shields for Singapore.
for Cronstadt
=, Ar at Falmouth 2ist, Henry Knight, Gkey, from
Trinidad.
Sid FIN Greenock 19th- Ernestine, Blanchard. for
Troon; Goth, Alaska Gray, Ardrossan
Cid at Gibraltar 18th ult, Mary NJ Williams, Flick
EFT, Alicante
Sid FIN Swansea 10th ult, Mary Emma, Patten, for
Valparaiso. . -
Sid FIN st Helena Aug 10, Matterhorn, Curtis, for
Boston. s-rf '...
Sid finn Troon 10th ult, Mary Libby Libby, for
Matanzas.
Ar at Naples 18th ult, McGvery, Nichols, Troon
18th, Clara, Nichols Greenock.
- Ar at Cadiz 18th ult, John Bunyan, Gilmore, from
Bordeaux.
DAM - =
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As the season for Bowel Complaints such as Diar-
rhea, Dysentery, Cholera Morbus Collie, &C., is at
hand, we would again give our good advice act wise
ly, and lay in store of DR.. BickneIPs Syrup For
the reason that is safe and reliable at all times
very pleasant containing no opate, and does not
jun28sn d3m --t.. F. e,
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MUNICIPAL & REAL ESTATE
SECURITIES

| BONDS of Towns and Cities, and MORTGAGES
OF improved Real Estate in the west bearing 10 per
| cent interest, payable in the east for sale by
| U.. CHARLES NJ. HAWKES.,
| rs Exchange St., Portland.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Stencil Notice. .,....
HAVING sold my Stencil TOOLS stock &c. to H.
Ii b. Bennett who has been in my employ about
six years. would commend him to my former Gus
toners, and others skillful workman and trusty
man. f.e s.-. .51.Hs
e. FAIRFIELD, E.
Cor. Federal and Temple Sts.,
PORTLAND.
Oct Sth, 1872. sn st TTES*
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July s, lat 81 Al S, Ion SO 20 w. ship Zouave 81 days
from New York tor Portland, o.
Aug 49, lat n. lon 25 80 w, barque Victor Wass
from Akyab for Falmouth, E.
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VERMONT BUTTER (!
100 Tubs Choice Vermont But
ter. For Sale by
SHAW & HASKELL,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
147 Commercial ST., Portland.
Oct4-eod3mosn*
To the Ladies of Portland

Messrs j. L. CRAGIN s. CO., of Philadelphia, be-
ing about to distribute some thousands Of sample
boxes Of their CELEBRATED DOBBIN'S ELECTRIC
SOAP desire to call the attention of the ladies to it,
that they will give fair trial By folio,cinq the
directions accompanying each Dor. +"
c. MCLAUGHLIN & CO.,
81 Commercial street
sp27snlw* Agents 70 r Portland.
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WANTED.

A GOOD Blacksmith who understands both Shin
IA smithing and General Machine work A sober
steady and good workman can obtain good wages
and steady employment by applying to
MONAHAN, PARRY, 81 co,
octS4t-eod Savannah "a
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Maine Pharmaceutical Association.

|gNHE adjoinGd meeting of this Association will
4 be held on Tuesday, October 18th, at 3
r. M IN the Library Room of the Portland Army
anu Navy Union, Browns Block third story) en-
Street.
=. Inc meeting will be called to order at sharp 2?
Members Of the Association are requested 10 be nm
ctuaI IN their attendance Several subjects OF i'm
Portance will come up for consideration and 1t il
hoped there will be full attendance. -.|-
9-AH interested in the subject Of Phsrmaceuti-
cal progress and Improvement, are invited TO be
present. -
II. T. CUMMINGS M. d., President
Portland, Get. sth, 1872. octs-stT S&T
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DON'T YOU DOT


TIVHE three story building ON the lower end Of Gus
Il tom House Wharf, suitable for heavy storage,
would make an excellent place for the fish packin
business; also the one story building the west side
of the wharf lately occupied by L. q. Willard for
the storage of salt. Enquire Of
PELEG BARKER,
sep4-snMW&Ff IS State Strest
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MEMORANDA.

Sch Casco Lodge. Pierce, from New York for Port
land, which went ashore on West Chop Sd inst came
off 4th and went into Vineyard Haven No damage
reported. 4Ht 1eFuA LN8 7lETT7l .
Liverpool, reports heavy gales on the passage, and
stove bulwarks and after house, lost sails &c.
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Sid I'm Smyrna 10Th ult, barque Mary Edison,
Howes, New York. ''
Ar at Genoa Sept II, baroue Syra Corpino from,
New York. o. -ON
delphia.
At Pacasmayo 18th ult, ship St Joseph, Alexander,
from San Francisco.
Sid I'm Buenos Ayres Aug 18th, barque Philena,
Chase, Boston.
Ar Aug 10, barque Fannie Mcclellan, Mcclellan,
Montevdeo
In port Aug 20, Tatay, Morse, for Boston, ldg
Hampton Roads.
Sid fin Matanzas 2sth ult, Darque Florence Peters,
for North of Hatteras.
New York
In port 2Sth. barques L Weldon Lourdseen;
g w Roosevelt Herrlman; Cardenas, Sundberg, and
L I StOcker, Taylor unc.
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Wanted.
Choice Butter.

A experienced Saleswoman. Also an an
"A tice. Enquire at 1856 Congress st. oc
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1k0 TUBS Vermont and New York Butter
lJO just received nd for sale by ~ sTTT-'
ocSdlw CYRUS GREEN
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To Let or For Sale

DENT low to family without children. Said
- mouse Is new and very Pleasant, Z Rooms and
closets, wood house and water closet, up stairs on
the line OF horse within about 10 minutes walk of
New City Hail. Inquire at 81 Green St.
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sPsCsAL HgrleE.

WinkrPrS0f SystsmL -Thfck BOOns
and znnels are Necessary II this season, bat
the human hame requires something more
than those 10 render 1t waterproof Their-
neT man, as well a. the over surface OF TIE
body. must be protected. Tie raw. moist
chilly winds which prevail A. Ibis season
transpierce the wsrmest clothing, and are
apt 70 AFFECT the health R~nfRvorsby, both
through the pores sndtherespirasory orgsns
The surest way to avert the evil is to
strengthen the internal msch1ne and thus
enable It to repel the deviisIiEtDg influence
Of ~unwholesome weather. Enrich the blood,
gently stimulate the circulation, regulate
the bowels, invigorste the stomach, tone the
liver. and brace the nerves with Hoststter 5
stomach Bitters, and no condition Of b at
moaphere, however Indictment. no variation
OF the barometer or thermometer, however
suIden. win have power to disorder the sys-
tenn thus fortified in advance. ana put in peg
feet working order. Damp and cold, acting
upon q sentative or feeble organisation. may
produce consumption, ~dipthsris, neuralgia.
rheumatism, dyspepsia, liver complaint low
nervous tver, or intermittent fever; the iD-
portanee Of rendering the 81 stem imPeTvious
to these two destructive elements Is there
fore obvious. Persons in delicate health, or
who are at all liable TO be iniuriously affected
by a~tmospherie Influences, should take the
Bitters dany throughout the winter and
spring. In this way dangerous dtseases may
be vsrdsd on. and q condition OF perfect
health preserved by individuals Of compare
lively feeble physique. while those more ro-
best, who scof at precautions, are suffering
the penalty Of their Teoklessness in hospitals
and sick rooms. Jas
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Ihursdar. EshruarY lst. e.

At g O'Clock H., st the Real Estate ExchanQs
Of Royster, TreEsEant acc. northeast cornaF
OF IAN AID Ien8rzcn strestz, IN tbs Ctty Of
Memphis, 50 much OF the touoFt1g described
trnoE OF rand Is VIII be Necessary 70
certain note, given by said ku2sel 70 Ma n
Q. Reed. for the sum o. tG81 - payable on
the 18th day Of July, a.. EIl, E1ta mssre95
rom the 10Th day % July A-G 1916 EnfA
paid, 70 wit excepting foTtysnTe e5l acres Of
the safa land. hsrstoflrs r~e1lqu18hed ~ mo
Is trustee. ard excepting also seventy acres
OF said tract not embr&ced La sald 1r191
Desdls Lying IN Shelby county, and Deglns
ming at q ataKe In the center u taa hal9i&1
and HsrnaLdO roRd, IN ms southwest coIneE
OF thirty -acrs trsct conveyed % 1onn FOP4
BY fohn ID. White; hence east - gna ~
Inks TO q staks 5 Links W8t Of k1mAfs4
markedJ P. and IL. ~ knonce noSta
cnafns a Links % q stake Jo14 s4-t
u1as fnsacs east % chaA - INKS VIA
Snead's Line and center O. Eacon 6o34 90
.fake eorne1 Of george
7s11. thrT-rs so1fh win GFanAR nns 81
~6alnz N lIaaa % = STAKE n Grahani soutn.
80 sornsr- 5 IL - Weat % . poplzr marked
a. rhsnes esaf M a1a11s - AmkA W1t0
ac~rh fns Of Ii white q Al % . slaka
-~nrsr a. HaIslgn and aeEnando road
f6ercs uorth Hlrn RoteB e9ss Aas Sentar Q
- Ealefqh and bernardo roa1 s. ena1n1
err q mic - the SoulaaIk12
49, sers-sxcspttnE hOm sa11saie 2aer q
- 80 dascrlDed lraa, Eerstoi4ro rezlus
fnn1ansd by me % the aa1d AusEesA ana a1o
sxcspfing seventy acres o. 2e s411e net eMs
bFacsd IA SAID Trust Doed- 1i4a ne1sTodt %
- nOod, . Z convey - AH1ls8 CIV
Epn5R of rE1gunttQH
a. JoLA = 1A&4tAAIe AlN&
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tuesday, January 30. 872


within legal hours, the following described
property, belonging Jointly 70 the estates OF
BROOKS and 5uggs, AID situated in Memphis,
Tennessee, 70. witt
Lot Nc. II, which fronts Is 45-IOs feet on the
north side beale street, and running back
22s tO-l00 feet TO the Rice line, between par.
allel Inca.
Lot No. q, which fronts % 45.IOO feet on the
north side OF Beale street., and extends ack
o~crthwardly, between parallel q@5es, to the
south bOundaTT line CT the John Rice gr2nt.
Lot No, q, fronting "A 1910 fset en- he
north side OF Beaie EtSseE, ana extends back
n~orthWsrOly, between parallel lines, to the
so1tn boundary lire OF John rice grant.
Lot No. Is, which fronts 40 fset on the south
side Of Beale Street, and extends back south
Wsru1yI oetWe n parallel Ines l35 feet 70 an
alley alO said lots being subdivisions or a
large lot or Brooks and Euggs maze by c. q.
Burke, February A, Bo6; see plat u same In
Registers ONCE OF said county, in Book D,
Also a certain undivided one-hsIf iureres,
OF Brooks and Suggs,1u q certain lot OF ground
in said city OF Memphis, shelby county.
Tennessee, known az iOL No. 8, IN Block No.
Elliott street, l6o test east OF the tnterssc-
ton OF DeSOtO and Elliott streets, moving
themes nOrthwsrdly 29SA feet To an alley
thence % lees 8 inches to a stake
thence Wesuw zrdly win the north line OF
Elliott street ~ eel 8 iuches to the BEGINNING.
10 being d5eued 70 BROOKS and Su4 g end 70
one need, IN the proportion Of s140 o. in
I rest In Brooks and Suggs, 70 $3.50 20 70
sbeed.
Terms OF ssle-1n a credit OF six, twelve
aud eighteen Il. Y and ~ months; notes
with approved surety required, bearing in
terest from date; lea retained TO seeuTe
same and equity OF redemption barred
9 ". winchester and Humes 9 POston,
Attorneys. o5l mon
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No. 7-Second ChRacsry Court OF ahaleT
Couaty- II. 3. Hu4ford % 81 VI. KS
Martin q al
z Vltus ora decree pronounced June 18Th,
- USU. by the supreme Courr az JaokGo1,
In this cause. 4 VII sell 20 tns highest Did
der, in uonb OF tbs second Chauesry ceuFt-
room on second street, In the eiEy o. Aa1a
phls.
On Msasay, the 18th day Of IAHsaFY, 1917.
the real ssta Q mentlOEsd sad deser1eed IN
he blessings 50 fOllcEss situated II the
c1Ey Of Memphis Shelby county, 1e1nessees
on Ia east side Of aatu atreel, and dsEig-
mated on the nap Of said ciy o. Memphis -
lots Nos. J and ., N block NO. g. bsluS part
o. crtgiual county lot 20 E4, aub-dIv1dSo
and Parttnoesd Among the heh OF Iosspn
d TalDOk dscsaHed, p dscrse Of ths eCm-
mon law court Of the CITY Of Memphis, n
numbered II said plan o. partition an0 otv1-
sion - lotz NOS. 7a1dS. each renting A II -
ieeb on Aaln street. and running back easf-
Wardly lz3k fest "a an alley. SAID lots seal
and 3 consEIt1te tie EOrIhsrn poEtoa OF the
block o. oufldiDE knoWn ~ u RrcV1ns
slloK, together with AL the improvements
and appurtenaucs- thsrsto bsioUgln6s
Said lots WILL De sold separately.
Terms Of s~ale-e11. tFetVe ara 63E1te6u -
z and 11 months credit. purchasers UVt1R
notes viii approved security. and q hsn TO-
tanned opon me property Tor pay ment Of t1e
p~urens59 money. EQl1Sy O.
barred. sale WtihIn legal h0u1L
JOHN b. FkEEAAH, Clark.
Estes 4 Jackson, solicitors. c6cl5tdd