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RAILROAD TINE TABLE.
MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE

ARRIVES:
Man, daily except Sunday, at 2;40 am
Exprsss, daily, n l;f5 pm. brownsville AC
oommodstion, daily except sunday, st =
am.
Express, daily at $50 am. Mail, daily a
1880 pm. brownsville Accom- modaticn. dali,
Except sunday at 4;i0 pm.
Depot a. head of Nam street.
1lCrot-ofice, No. 81 Main street, corner o
Madison.
MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE
ARRIvEs;
sTnre... daily Sundays eSeepts5), At 30 am
Freight and Accommodation, daily Sundays
excepted al a;i5 pm H.. -.
New orleans Mail every dayl, NJ II IS am.
Express, daily lsundays exeep'sl n, ~ ~ ll
excepted, AZ 50 am.
depot az foot OF Main street.
Tiezet-ofice, No. 81 Main street corner OF
Madison.
MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK.
ARRIvEs:
Mail tevery dayl At } am. Freight and
Accommodation at $40 pm.
DEPARTS:
Mail Jarery day) AZ 80 an. Freight and
Accommodation az 6 am.
I-Iaepiug-cars on mail trains.
Depot Center Landing, foot OF Washington
'TSlcret-ofices. No. IS. tcorner Madison) snd
No. SIS Main street.
PADuCAH AND MEMPHIS.
ARRIVES:
Aaii and freight, al am.
DEPARTS:
Mail and Freight, al nm.
The mSil and freight train leaves Covlngton I
FOR Memphis at am. and returns 10 OoNihs- I
trains isaying Memphis VIII start ron 1
Underwriters Warehouse.
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here Tn, sday for Cincinnati. The local pack
cts all cleared with fairtrirs last night
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Thursday, November 3, 1874,

within legal hours, sell at the Courthouse. in
Bolivar county, Mississippi, for cash, TO the
highest bidder, the following lands known as
the TOpp place, " ing 10 said county, viz. All
Of sections 3 and IS east OF bogue Falaya, and
all OF section 81, except the east half OF the
southeast quarter east OF bOgue Falaya, ali In
provements. thereon will be sold for The pay.
ment Of the first OF said notes. which is passed
due and unpaid, and for the costs Of this
trust the balance OF the proceeds 70 be ap-
Piled to the payment OF the remainder OF
said notes, which become due upon the non
payment OF any note. The title is believed 10
be perfect, but convey only as trustee.
These are among the best and most elevated
lands in the cOunty-abOut $50 acres cleared, a
portion Of which was in cultivation last year.
Two settlements on the land, also ginhOuss
and machinery, houses, stables etc.
This October g E7A
oet4 MINOR MERIWETHER. Trustee.
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Fridnr. fhs eth d ysrember. 81,

In front OF the Office Of the Western Union
telegraph company, on Madison street. De
tween Main and Second streets, Nen MS
Tennessee, between the hours OF ~ o eLoe 4
am and pm. sell for cash % me ~ 1,t lll-
der. the interest of the estate OF T. g c.slu
I'm the following described properly lying ~
said county and State, to-W1I; ga 49, u
the Mississippi river. fractional range y anu
fractional sections and A. uesl1ALls ~ =
stake from which south l. east . mss 70 =
cottonwood marked W. B.. Mn- batelnau :
south west corner OF his 10 acre eniry on .-a
eastern margin OF the 1lississi ppl river $40. u
as the Chute OF Island co. thence Win ne
mesnders Of said Chute south 3 east ~ et..llls
thence south - east chalnsi thence SUN ,
east chains; thence south ID essl Ci .---l.,s
thence south To- east chains and ~ llIAs " =
stake, from which north y east 81 lLAs y =
sycamore marked j. q. t. lnSlCg 80 - =
chains 70 a large blackjack X blOeh4se5g
rOrfby-esr corner Of his 500 acre grant thence
south So east with blOckledge Mess el----
dairy line2 chains and 80 links 70 2 sWes.sstllI
marked ". J.: thence north q c4alls 49,
links 70 a sWeefgum marked J.t --- l---
east Il chains and > links 70 Two ems Lt.l -
W L. thence south a3 chains and - -l-hs ~ =
stake and pointers, Irwin eoInSs- 5tr.
east Is chains % a stake ana 49, 49, ~
fhence north passing through 2 lAAT ~ ?
chains II chains diagOnaily, IN al % cLt-llsg
thence west uassinga long pond az cll.l-ts
90 links ne links wide, passl1s s5 49,
southeast corner at > CHAINS, IN az ?. ll-.L-a
and So links TO the beginning. E4uLs3 " - -
demption is waived. Title beAeYso 70 "a
perfect. ,r,prrD- Trusfae.
vi. p. MARTIN trustee.
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Ghaneery sale
-OF-
r EAL ESTATE.

No. So R--First Chancery Court Of Shelby
county-JOsephus L. Bledsoe vs. T. NJ an
person. executor Of ". il. Bolton. deceased
etc.
DG virtue Of an iuterlocut1ry decree for
ID sale. entered IN the above cause on me
SIN day OF July, 1874, viii sell, AZ publ. auc-
Clerk and Masters Office, Greeulaw Opera
house Building, second street, Memphis, Ten
ueS5aa on
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State OF Tennessee, Shelby counry-OtHcs OF
County court Clerk, Memphis, Tenn, sep
TENDER g, lS74-rO James A. Anderson, Ad-
mtnistrafOT:
II AYiNG suggested the insolvency OF the
III estate OF Geo. ". Nelson. deceased, you
are hereby ordered to give notice, by sdver-
tiseTneDt in some newspaper published within
the said state, and also AT the courthouse
door Of Shelby county, for all persons having
claims against said estate 70 appear and file
the same with the Clerk Of the County Court,
in the manner prescribed by
law, on or before the 18th day OF December,
ls74; and any claim not nled on or before said
day, or before an appropriation Of the funds
Of said estate is made, Shall be forever barred,
both in law and equity. Witness my hand, at
Office, this 26th day Of september, 1874.
JAMES REILLY. Clerk.
d L
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- C0TTnN aIARKET opened soquIet

Is Yesterday morning that one OF the usual
dull saturdays was anticipated. But one OF
our most spirited foreign buyers arrived IN
town and his operations made a change IN
the appearance Of things, 10 which three other
.luvtrs lent powerful aid, d anked by num-
mounted up % 2ss0 bales Of which exporters
took 400 bales, ana which included go bales
bDught late the previous evening. Prices were
.essF holders being eager sellers aud buyers
.apaeariug c0ntented. The sales included or
-1inary at IJ5k allie; good URINARY at &c; low
rufudilug al lsc; middllng l45se, l314c' and
zee. three buyers report iuiddnng al l3c,
D..,gghr lu the evening; good mlddllng at l4a4c.
The Official quotation remained unchanged,
tout with the remark weak ana nominal
sevv York mad weak" on every telegram re-
ceIved: price unchanged at l51sc, sales 42l
bal.g New Orleans was quiet, easy, and un-
changed az l4}sc. Liverpool was Jun and IN
.rIT.lflg-d Al sd. Savannah quoted l44c,
.F-5-a~5zsfou l4l.c Galveston l4i.c.
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state OF Tennessee, Shelby county.-Ohice OF
County Court Clerk, Memphis, Tenn, Sep
tember 26, lS74.-TO James A. Anderson, Ad-
ministratOr:
HAVING suggested the insolvency OF the
III estate OF Chas. q. Hamilton, deceased. you
tisement in some newspaper published within
the said state, and also at the courthouse door
Of shelby county, Tor all persons having
claims against said estate, tn appear and nle
authenticated in the manner prescribed by
law, on or before the 2Sth day OF December,
1874; and any claim not tled on or before said
day, or before an appropriation of the funds
Of said estate is made, shall be forever barred,
both in law and equity. Witness my hand,
at office, this 25th DAY OF Sepfen Der, 1874.
JAMES REILLY, Clerk.
Ey 7. Z. Meath. Deputy Clerk. ~ 50
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MUSIC BOOKS FOR SCHOOLS.
AMERICAN
school N usie Readers
In Books, ~ Z, .. Emerson and


In BOOK I, which Is for Primary schools,
we have three years course Of study very
plainly laid Cut, with abundant directions hi
teachers, and a large number Of sweet songs
for the little ones % slug by role and o. mole
Price 8 cents.
IN BOOK II, the course above indicated &.
continued, and becomes q little mere theo.
Tetic. The BOOK is fitted for the use Of me
younger scholars in Grammar Schools. Price
30 cents.
In BOOK III, part singing IL introduced. and
The ear IS trained 70 harmonic singing For
Higher Glasses in Grammar schools. Price n
cents.
The music in these charming and useful
books was selected and arranged by the prsc,
uced hand OF Mr. L o. Emerson, and the theo-
retic part has been well tested b. Mr. Tildeu
before placing In the readers.
For aigh Schools. nothing succeeds the
above Readers better than ''Ihe Hour Of sing
Ing I, already in extensive use II that
has been used, Try - Choice TrIos 20 ST. a col
lection Of the best three-part music.
The new Singing school Books, d" The SONG
Monarch % Is cents, is attracting general at.
tention as one OF the Best Books ever made
for Singing-schOois.
Thsabove BOOKS sent postpaid on receipt Of
retail price.
OLIVER DITSON & CO. Boston.
CHAS. Il. DITSON K CO..
OC4 al Broad WaV. New YORK
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Insolvency Notice.

Stale OF Tennessee, SHELBY county.-Ohice Of
county Court Clerk, Memphis. Tenn, sen
TENDER -, lS4-Io James A. Anderson. Ad-
mimistrator.
II ANING suggested the insolvency Of the
III estate OF Lawrence Sanio, deceased, yOu
tlseMeDt IL some newspaper published with
In the said state, and also al the courthouse
door OF Shelby county, for all persons having
claims against said estate, % appear and tle
authenticated in the manner prescri bed by
law, on or before the 2Sth day or Deem Der,
1871; and any claim not filed on or before said
day, or before an appropriation OF the funds
OF said estate is made, shall be forever barred.
both in law and equity. Witness my hand
Office, this 25th day Of September, ls74.
JAMES REILLY, Clerk.
By T. F. Meath. Deputy CLERK. ser sd
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

FINANCIAL MATTERS appear to be
duyrn TO zero, 40 thorough is the absence ol
any monetary event in our banking neigh
borhoods. The recent eastern bankruptcies
apuear 10 have aggravated the feeling OF dis
frrst, and that confidence without which
there can be no activity in business is a rari-
sv indeed. il is currently stated that there is
very little application for money. The state
lnent is true, but, II the applications for
money are rare, II is because il is known thai
applications win be useless; not because
money is not wanted. The "black eye' that
cotton has got made matters look almost
gloomy yesterday, for outside Of cotton there
IS little doing indeed, although we are in the
middle OF October. Exchange we sgain quote
az 3 discount on New York and The eastern
cities. 4 on New Orleanss selling on all points
Al par. Brokers are in some instances Offer
ing IOSis, while others pay 100 for gold, but
neither get much, for even sparkling gold
is doll on Madison street. II is well the pub
lie schools are not near that quarter OF The pn-
pIs would he dun, too. Our penknlfe gels
duIl every time we 90 near there. The Chica-
20 TriJaHC, october 18th, states; Large remit
rauces nave recently been made 10 tue east by
tine CITY banks on account OF the county
banks hey are for the payment OF the III
.IehfaluesS uf the country merchants, ana
=lIe5r amount shows that the country IS pay
ing lor q large portion OF its purchases with
money instead OF grain. Probably the greater
r.urt on Of the money received by the farmers
now gees TO .hp stDrek -eperSi and through
Them 10 the eastern merchants; and 10 may be
CumblsIiug any money this fail. as they have
done n HE last Two years.
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Tuesday, October 90, A.D 1874,

at the southwest corner OF Madison aud
second streets in the city OF Memphis,
county OF shelby, State OF Tennessee, az 10
O'Clock am, proceed to SSH 70 the highest
bidder, for cash, the property described in
said deed Of trust, and the deed therein re-
ferred 70, tO-wit; Lying and being in said
city Of Memphis, county and state afOTe-
said, and more particularly desert bed as lot
fOrty-twO l42l and the west hall OF lot forty
three ti8l as described upon h. W. HIS plan
OF sub division OF lot NO i've hundred and
eleven (5ll), as known in the map Of the city
OF Memphis aforesaid, as surveyed on the
18TH day OF February, A. d. lS55, By William
Crane. engineer. which said two lots are more
fully described in a deed made by 3. B. Wad-
deli, ON the 18th day OF March, A ID. 1873, 10
j. e. Grifin- and recorded IN the REGISTERS
office of said county and State, in book -,
page 70 and "A, and TO which reference is now
msde. Title Believed 10 be good, but I sell
and convey as Trustee only Oath and bond
OF Trustee, and equity OF redemption waived.
i. L. HEFFERNAN, Trustee.
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DRY GOODS MARKET.
BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK. October E.-Business was only
moderate with commission houses, and the
iobbing movement as sluggish. The marke
Tor cotton goods was quiet and steady. Brown
cottons and cotton flsnnels were in good de-
mand. There is renewed activity IN side
band prints, and some makes are sold up TO
receipts Fancy prints We're also in demand.
Felt skirts were active. Wooden goods move
slowly from first hands. Foreign goods dull.
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saturday. October s1.1s74.

within legal hourss the following described
real estate tO-wlt.
A certain tract Of land situate, lying and
1eins = the county OF shelby and state b
Tennessee containing about one huudrsI AMI
nlteen acres being the southwest corner h.
stld =. :. heinoerts original tract Of sixteen
AuudTed and sixty acres on Big Greek in me
Lllru civil district Inherited by MIN from hi4
ialnefr Andrew EembeFf. BegiluIug al ms
southwest corner Of said original tact. which
p the uuFtuWe-t corner Of Thomas EawIings
tract, ana Ia The west line OF the Doug a..
LFAeti thence east with said RaWltuEs tract 10
ne corner Of John Steels one hund-ad ars.I
nIty acre tract lately sold TO him By said Rem
bert thence north with said sreef's vvasf lin.
seVenty-turee chains and tvFeutY-six Iiuzs 10
the NORTH line Of the one hundred and ffrr
acre tract lately sold by said Rembert 10 Hug-r
to-ei thence west with said Roses south M Il
70 lhe west line OF sad 3. = Rem 1arrs orirrs,.
tracts thence z1ufu with said line se-7rf -
three chains and twenty-six Inks 10 tie b.
ginning.
Terms Of Sale-Ou credit OF six and tyvslvs
months, purchaser executing note with an
proved security lien retained. Equity OF r
dempuou barred.
This September y. ls7i.
a. ID. J.. STEWART
Clerk and Master.
By Geo. Mallsry, d. G.. and ~
Aetcalr q HermOn, sDLs. for cOuufaIuauF
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Sntnrdar. Octobsr s1, 1s74.

within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in Shelby county, Ten
neSsee, to-wit.
And In the 10th civil district Of said county
which Is bounded on the north by the lands
OF Harrison Irhy and the heirs OF John LO-
gan; on the east and west by William A. Low,
cry; on the west by the lands Of Davis Biggs,
and is also described as lot No. ,. in the diVi.
sion OF the land OF Peter Peterson. deceased
among his heirs il being the same conveyed
BY William i. Gibson and wife 10 James Biggs
Terms OF Sale-On a credit OF 8, y and 4,
months; notes with approved security; lien
retained to further secure same, and equity OF
redemption barred. This October &, Is7i-
Il. A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
BY 3. j. Black. Deputy {. and NJ.
TsB. Micou and {. W. Frazer, Attorneys.
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TussdaE. the "a Dar ID Oetobsr. So.

between the hours OF IL am. and pm, ex-
pose, at public sale, 70 the highest bidder, for
cash, the sale 70 take place at the southwest
corner OF Main and Madison streets, in Mem
phis, Tenn, the following lots Of ground, sit
uated IN said city Of Memphis, and described
a. follows, tO-wit: Part OF lot No. 574. begin
ming on the east side OF DeSorO street s. feet
south Of The alley between Mad son and Mon
roe streets; thence souih with the east lineO
DeSOtO street - feet. running back eastward y
between parallel lines lf3 ll-l2 feet 10 a stake.
Also, one undiv ldei half interest In lot No.
SO, on the Plan OF Memphis. beginning az a
point on the east Side Of Second street q E
feet south from the southeast corner Of Second
and Washington streets, thence soutnwaruly
with the east Line Of second street a. feet
TO the north line OF the alley between Wash
iugtOn and Adams Streets thence eastEardly
with the north line Of sad alley 1873 faeL 70
the west line Of the alley between seoUnd and
Third streets; thence uorthWardly with the
west line Of said alley "a feet 70 a stake the
dividing line between lots so and soi thence
WesJWardly along said dividing line lis7z feet
to the beginning. Also, a part OF Lne .uoll-
vision III i Of original country lot No ~, De-
ginning Al point on the south side or max
portion OF Jefferson street ly1nz east o. the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad depot
grounds and east OF Lauderdale street s feet
from the intersection OF east line Of country
lot No. $50 with the south line or Jeue1sol
street. being the northwest corner OF the lot
heretofore conveyed by F. Z. brlukley el az.
70 ". +. RisOn; thence west with the south
thence southwardly at right angles with JET
ferson street I4o3a feet % an alley thence
with said alley 10 feet 10 the southwest corner
Of said KisOn's lot; thence nortlWardly Win
said Eis0u's line 49, feet 70 the beginning
BY the terms OF said trust deed az right on
equity OF redemption Is barred, and the illle
is believed TO be good. / VII convey ~ rus
tee only. ~ A. PAHhEht trustee
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APPLRFON'S CYCLOPEDIA


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DIR.
PRTVATRI
Medical DispensarV
Ne. 50 Jefferson Street,
between Main and Front Row,
MEMPHIS, Tkh q
Established in Is1.

Dk JOHNSON Is acknowledged By an pa
~ ties interested, as By FAR the most succss
ful Physician in the treatment Of private o.
secret diseases. Quick, thorough and perms
ueut cures guaranteed in every case, male CT
female. Recent cases Of G0uorrhea and Syphi.
La cured In a few days, without the use o
mercurys change OF diet or htndrance rom
business Secondary 8 philis-ths last vestiza
oratlicsie-a without the use Of mercury. In
voluntary -oda OF semen stopped IN q ahol B
nr1e. sufferers rom In Doteney o. los a.
ssHral power restored % free vigcr IN a lev
week. VICTIMS OF eeil-aDuss and -
Neneryi suffering nom spernnatnrrhe7 and frs,s
O pnys-ea5 and mental power, speedily and
permanently cured. -
Particular attention paid % tns Dlsasses-a,
women. and cures guaranteed.
-, IarSss and Lung Diseases cured By. nav
Al consultations strictly conudsnaal
a.seleinea seat y express 70 AL parts Of IA
OF. once hoszs nom an. pm. sunday.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue OF two trust deeds made by T.
ID Eastman and james Archer, 20 the undeS-
signed, respectively, as trustees on the zllh
day OF Novem Der. I-as, which are recorded IN
book No. %. pages 223 and - OF the Register 3
records OF Shelby county, and state OF len
nessee, made to secure certain notes, Whlcn
are mn Maid We will on
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HUGH TORRANCE. ITHOS. WELLFORD,
Late vita ". q s. Jack & Co
TORRANCE & WEXFORD
Successors to Hugh Torrance & Son,
COTTON FACTORS
rAND-
General Commission Merchants,
NO.IO Jefferson Street,
Opp. Commercial Hotel. Memphis. Team


ny virtue OF the powers vested in me by de-
ID cree OF the second Circuit Court OF Shelby
county, appointing me trustee in the room
aud stead OF VIM. II. PaSsmOre, 20 a deed Of
trust made by John II. Miller to said VIM. H.
Passmore, on the 3D. day OF June, 1870, for the
purposes therein specified, and recorded in
the Registers once Of shelby county, Ten
nessee, IN book No. &c. page 3ll, I Will, on
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s.turhnr. nrtnbsr "a. 1874,

within legal hours, the following asseLlo -
proDerty, situated in shelby county 4snnss-
Al certain tract Of land lying and being IN
the sixteenth civil district OF s.l1 80
bounded on the north BY the lalus u LtPs
White and Dennis O'Brient deceased on s,l9
east by the lands Of 7. H. Todd anu on me
south and west BY the lands OF Lay lssi 1s-
ing the same upon which =. X " t.Lis.- - - -
sided on the 18th Of September As9at aL- ~
many wear. before: containing = aeIesl e.
ciudfna from said boundaries the ~ aeles -, u
above, heretofore sold 70 ~. noon sL- ~
- acres sold 70 Mrs. LeftWicht leaving
balance of 30 acres in the tract, lleilelLls AZ
the Improvements. ... - - .,-sfr-s.
Terms OF SALE.-On cretlt o. 80 ~ -,
and eighteen months, purchaser ~ 49,
notes bearing interest AZ 10 per 49, 49, -
date. with two good and sow sulst4ssl l.e L
retained to further secure same anu 't'---J u
redemption barred.
ms sc 'elii1e- o. IL A. COLE. @. g "A
BvR. J. BLACK. d. c. and ".
es-nFfh Scott x Jefferson alluEAIlas
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Trustees Sale Of Lands in Bolivar
County, Mississippi.

DY virtue OF a deed OF trust TO ". K. Cum
ID bingham, Trustees. recorded in deed book
:, page 2S3, in the Cheucery Court Clerks Of
nee OF Bolivar county, Mississippi, made jan
uary /, 1873, by George r. Austin snd Nolney
Peel, 70 secure the payment their four prom
lssory notes OF that date for 81 s5lu, ki5ll and
sA050, respectively, payable 10 n, !. Wicks and
b j. Martin, the INST Of which notes has been
transferred 10 Owen Meriwether, and by vir-
the Of my Appointment as trustee. vice ". +.
Cunningham, resigned, 10 execute said trust,
I rrLII n
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VISIBLE SUPPLY.

T,s,. following is the visible supply OF cotton
"a -sp 1rted by the New York Chronicle OF
ycloosl Il 1,sIeal ......-..........-. Gi5.OOO
80 ..... lll,OO1
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Salnraar. Norsmhsr q. 1874.

al u o'clock m. on the southwest corner Of
Main and Madison streets, city Of Memphis,
sell to the highest bidder, for cash, the follow
Eessee, described rs follows: Beginning az a
stake at the intersections of the east line OF
Cham berlayne avenue with the scutn side OF
the state Line road; thence south 671s east
with the state Line road six chains and
thirty-six Inks to stake; thence south ~
west eleven chains and twenty links 10 q
stake. thence north 633f west SIX chains and
thirty-fOur links To a stake in the east line OF
Chamberlayne ayenues thence north ~
east with the line OF Chanberiayne avenue
ten chains and Seventy-three links 70 the be-
ginning, containing six and 9i-l00 acres, eeing
lot one fD OF subdivision Of the Jones estate,
made BY Francis Foster, and Of record in the
Registers ONCE OF Shelby county. Equity OF
redemption waived, and title believed 10 be
perfect but sell only as trustee.
0cti7 JOHN JOHNSTON, Trustee
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-18
CHANCERY SALE
or
Real Estate,

No. AS, Rim the First ChanceTy Court Of
Shelby county, Tennessee. Il. Abbington,
Admir-, etc, W. j. B. Arlington ct al
DY virtue Of an interlOcutOry decree for sale
ID entered in the above cause on the Sth
day OF July, 1874, win sell, at public auction,
the highest bidder, in front OF the Clerk and
Masters once, Greenlaw OperahOuss Build
ing. Second street, Memphis, Tenn,