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s5rilel.; corra' . h and sts., Northwest.
TErsTEES SALE ~ VERY VALUABLE
BITWLEN NORTH B AND NORTH q
- b virtue 4 Iced Of trust. dated Ju,,
KeJl; =. ~ IL, All dull, recorded in Liber No
inston county bI-'ric- # ,oumbis, and o. virtne
SfsGecrre Of the >uPrrme Court Of the District OF
slaify dockst b. on the 10th day Of June. a IN
H.t ,ue-i,,u'ing IN unaers,sned as Trustee in the
Stickney, Trustee AMI By yirIue OF deei If ~,
dated the l'i ~ d9y II iuy A. ID. 1874, duly re-
aforesaid land reco d. and made in pursnan-s ~ us
the foesaid decree and at the request Of the psrty
August % D. s52 duly recorded in 'I1 iS dated
f,io ies It SEQ: OF ne "a - records for Washington
decree II the Suprvm- Court Of the Di.tr;cs
docket - he 18th da Z D-cpmber A eq5n s1y
sqi siItuiiIg nr nnirrgaed a trustee in said next
T fg, q by r ~ ns ps es 81 Of John Ge1shn
ii lag Ct M!rcnl A j.. 1875, duly recorded on the
land recnrl~ and mad. in pursuance Of the sforeid
decree, and at the rvgu-~t # the party securad
trout tn PTt@ ~ wEPN T:ssf,t Yoid dSs in il
isy Of May. A. y lS75, ~ ; o'clock m aT 81, Son
pie,e pIc-l q real ,5e ifaafed AMI al mat
t. citI q wa-hinst o. III rcf Of Calnn ping IN
kn.wn upon the ground plan OF sail Civ s1 a
and beng original b. Numbered three 80 ~ sya as
numbered ,iS hundre NJ hirty four ga an Ar
scribe! follows. Bgs. ing fer said Iot thu "a
iheuee LoItlwrsterl, al g n line Of NJ ruI sng
syenur hfty feet tho" n,-th-a-terly seventh iE.
ieet Tour nches ." Tn a. liHe of said II tben~a
snufh-tst-rly NIFTY er -iy inches along tba ssij -
Inc ara thence sou'h --3~Tly along the s31fb In
= $50 lrt seventy Oh" -r four inches 10 the nian
q ginning said L. ~ - (3l contains 7tI si,,ar
f-Hf "a square
Term, 81 sole IN a.. UNI of indebtedness 10
urea t' s'ld trusts unpaid and the expansa ~ saJ
Do ,,,h- haianc IL -" .qud instalments AZ six
-Io iT-N months re- Poi ely, bearing inferest
it'li az 81 1'ie -sc'resf by deed Of trust on tbe
pi' misses e. IL NJ eyanciug af the crst 90 -
par As,sI A deposit I SiUO at time of
-,. ~ The terms gt sal not Complied with IN
ten dos from the day f sale the Tr,Ista. r VIII IN
h. right % resell ~ ud risk If the dats,Itis
p PEE .itsef } ISON r. GULL. Trusfe.
tF.tlAH btN'ANSON BROS Aucts
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rT'HOS. L. wAGGAMAX,
Real Estate Auctioneer, 519 7th street

TNHOS. L. WAGGAMAX,
Real Estate Auctioneer, 519 7th street
CHANCERY SALE OF DESIRABLE BRICK
DWELLINGS ON MYRTLE STREET, RE
VEIN NORTH CAPITOL AND FIRST SITS.
- Under and by virtue Of decree of the Su-
Lii preme Court of the District of Columbia passed
ON the 18th day of February, 1875 in equity canse
No; S6H wherein Thomas u. KeOgh is com plainant
and Benz i. Gilbert ct al. defendants, the I'M
dersigned trustee will sell, al public auction, in
front cf the premises. on TUESDAY, the 9th day of
April, lbs, at O'Clock, Lots 1877 lSS I3S 10 and
AL IN Glberts subdivision Of square CTS, in Wash
ingtOn city, ID. &.
The above lots are each improved by a substantial
twO-story and basement Brick Building, and are
now occupied By good tenants. Each lot will be sold
separately.
Terms of sale, as prescribed by the decree. One
thlrd OF the purchase money TO be paid in cash;
the residue in four equal instaments, payable,
with interest from day of sale, in g. Is "a and SO
months respectively after date the notes of the pur
chaser or purchasers to be given for the deferred
purchase money, and to be lien on the property
ratification of sale by the court. S 100 to be paid
down at time of sale each lot
WIN. E. EDMONSTON, Trustee.
marZ2-d THOS. Il. WAGGAMAN, Auct.
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AUCTION SALES.

hUNCANSoN BROS, Ao> pon-er.,
BOYS. YaUTHs sHp cHiLh. RENs BOOT:
ksD SHOES AND HATS, IN LII Gen
a Will be sold at public aucN "A; a. gu
,-Ssaiesro ms, on W EDN ESDAY Ss hNiN1
april Y, commencing n o clock
1t DUNGASs0N BROS 4 net
WAsH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctlone-r
w successor 90 Greer Williams, AucfioraR-S.
Ne I0Ol northwest corner of 10th and ID ssreefs
WALNUT FRAME PARLoR SUITES. uphoLts
y W.T. Gre snb Beri MALNUT WHAT NQTs, Wal
FkamE MIRRORS, ENGLISH BEEAKFss
ERS. BRUssELs RUas, bsMAsK EAmRRn-
GUMS, WALNUT BEDSTEADs MAaOGtNY
BUREAUS AND WASHSTASDS; THRIVE PLY
CARPET: nearly new; HALL AND STAIN Oft
CLOTH WALNUT STAIR RODS, PAfNTED
BknsTEADS AND BUREAUS, TIN SAFE
INGRAiN CARPETS, WINDOW SHADES
MhEELkR WILSON SEWING MtCHfNE
nUsh AND 0THEk MATTRESSES; COOK
ING PAkLOR AND BEDROOM STOVES:
china, Ck0CkERY. KITCHEN UTENSILS
&C. Also COMPLETE SET or HARPERT
AAGAZINEy, twelve ears back.
II On IL ESDAY, April 9th. 1879 commeuc--
" ing at 10 O'Clock m, shall sell ut the resi-
- cence Of lady declining housekeeping. No
t4S9 Ith street, bet II and 4 streets, south
west,H general assortment Of Household furniture
Terms cash. WASH B. WILL ms
ePO-u AuctiDneer.
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nuM Nan s GBEEN. Real Estate BroLers
~ No. Az 7th street northwest
81 SIZES SALE or VALUABLE LOT ON
: STREET. BETWEkS 2IsT AND 22DN- "

AT AUCTION 'D - ~ -
90 By virtue q a deed Of trust. dated Septenber
- u, ~ recorded Liber 6gl. folio s2, of the
= land records %; " Washington county. ID n ana
- dStlon Of the h er of the note secured thereby
" We VII 81. az pIthc auction, the premises on
Iii I kSDA1, pill 18th. ISIS, at q clock n m All
thar piece OF Parc. Il ground in Washington civ
SHOW and described a. 1T numbered I3, in square
81 said lot fronting - III II feet ON Street
and having depth Of ll6 Ia u feet ''ON'
Terms 81 sale. 5000, with interest at the rate of
ten Or Ccit per annum from September ID, IS74, to-
ceL@r VI the expenses Of this sale, in cash: bal
ar m and II months, 90 be secured BY notes
au deed OF trust On the property, the Satisfaction
- Trustees. Convey ancing AZ purchasers cost
?. 4. BaRskEILLE. Trustees.
mafSd BOWMAN & GREEN, Aucfs
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AUCTION SALES.
FITIRE DAYS.

nUNC4 NSpN BRu~.. &c IOneers
s1rtleI-- csrnfF . and ID sts northvas.
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Young AND MIDDLETON. Auctioneers.
Il Real Estate and Insurance Agents,
Office: s19 Market Space, Board of Trade Rooms

65i.
- BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of
1897. wherein VIM +. Clark is plaintiff, and
John Z. killiam, adr. d b. n. of VIM. schlob, and
others, are defendants, shall, on TUESDAY, the
OH day Of April, 1875, at o'clock p. m, offer for
sale at public auction, ON the premises. lots D
and three 3D. and the noIth half of lot seven az in
square six hundred and fifty four (654l The said
square Ines between street and First street west
and between and streets south.
Terms of sale: One third cash; and the remainder
IN two equal payments, at six 80 and twelve (l2)
months, with interest at six 6 per cent from date of
sale, the deferred payments be secured by deed Of
trust n the properly. deposit of $50 each lot
Will be required OF the purchaser the day of sale
If the terms of purchase not complied with with
IN ten days Of date of sale, the property will be resod
at the risk Of the purchasers.
marL 2aw3w YOUNG MIDDLETON, Aucts.
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THY our IMPERIAL TIA At % OlHrs
B1QWNMQ MpDLRrOH,
ooy0N ~ kSnnUHnnh 0yG1iN
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED

IL Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneers
Southwest corner Penna. avenue and 18th street
Star Office Building.
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1.-THE ABOVE SALE is FURTHER POST
PONED until TUESDAY. April 9Th 1875, AT same
hour and place. BY order of the Trustee.
mar3O- j. r. COLDXELI.. Sale.man
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~, KITCHEN.
Kitchen Tables; God seat Chairs. Crockarr md
IlhWare; Kitchen Utensils, &c WAN
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BROS, AuctfOneers,
- Southeast corner of 9Th and ID SITS ;, n

FINE FOUR. STORY AND BASEMENT BROWN
stone FRONT HOUSE, CONTAINING "a
BUFFERS PANTsY, AND ALL MODEM
CONNENIENCES USUALLY FOUND IN A
FIRST GLASS DWELLING, AT AUCTION
BEING THE RESIDENCE OF THE LATE
JEFFERSON RIVES, ESQ, DECEASED.
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'HUMAS 3. WAGGAMAN
Real Estate Auctioneer, 519 7th street
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es
TOMORROW.

II +. ZIMMERMAN SON,
H. AuctIOneers and Commission Merchants
No. 315 9TH street, near d, northwest
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@THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
Tn UkSDAY, 9Th day OF April, ls75 same hour and
place. JOHN Ii. TYLER. Trustee.
narJn-d DUNCkNS0N BROS, Aucts.
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Saturday, 18th of April, 1876,

in front OF my office, No. 30 Madison street,
Memphis Tenn, proceed to sell the following
described real estate, lying, being and situate
in Shelby county, Ten nnesse ee, in the Twelfth
Civil District, and bGunded and described as
follows: Beginning at a stake on the west
boundary line of the homestead tract of land
owned by the late Geo. L. Holmes, deceased,
on what Is known as Scott Avenue, at its In
tersection with Holmes Avenue, about forty
chains north Of the intersection OF said Scott
avenue with the Poplar street road extended ;
thence runs north about forty chains, to Sum-
mer avenue; thence eastwardIy, about one
hundred chains, with Summer avenue, to
Highland avenue, at the northeast corner OF
the Holmes homestead; thence with Highland
avenue, south, about siXty-flve chains, 10 the
southeast corner of the Geo. L. Holmes home
stead; thence west to the east boundery line
of the lot No. q, sold by Geo c. and W. K.
Holmes TO Jacob n. Moon; thence north, with
the east line of said lot No 2l, twenty-five and
forty-eight One-hunuredths chains, to Holmes
avenue; thence westwa dly with Holmes av-
enue TO the beginning; containing about four
hundred acres, more or less.
The equity of redemption is waived by said
trust deed. Title supposed to be good, but
sell and convey only as trustee. Terms cash.
VIM. d. STEPHENS, Trustee.
q. KORTRECHT, Attorney. mhI4
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NASHVILLE.
The TOTheft Issue-The Insane Asylums
Relief for M'Lean's Sureties-
School huperinteHdents-Et
The Last Day-The Per Diem of Mem
bers Assured by LORn-The HeFmft.
age Property.
Special to the Appeal

Special TO the Appeal
NASHVILLE, March 22-Senate-
The senate resolution declaring against
carrying the Torbett issue question to
the United States supreme court being
returned from the house with amend
ments, Mr.. Logan moved that the whole
matter be indefinitely postponed.
Carried. The house bill to sus-
pend work on the East and
West Tennessee ssylums, and sell
the property already purchased, passed
thiId reading. Senate bill to appoint an
assistant attOrney-genersl passed third
reading. House bill establishing bu-
reau of immigration, with an annual ap-
preparation of two thousand dollars,
passed third reading. House bill to re-
duce the salaries of county school su-
perintendents, passed second reading.
The house assessment bill was adopted
in lieu Of the senate bill.
In the house: Senate bill to exempt
the personal property Of married women
from sale on account of their husbands
debts passed third reading. Resolution
allowing John Dutlinger, John Geugel,
Joseph Specht and Andrew Renkert to
pay the amount of their sureties on ac-
count of M'Lean in Tennessee bonds
was adopted. Senate resolution propOs-
ing a number of constitutional amend
ments to be acted upon by the next leg.
islature, was concurred in. The gov
ernor signed Mr.. Mathes's life insurance
bill to-day.
Midnight-The house has just ad-
journed, having accomplished nothing.
The appropriation bill was rejected. 1t
is understood that all efforts possible to
avoid coming to vote on the local op-
ton bill will be made. The senate held
a night session, and adjourned at eleven
O'Clock. The house bill to secure the
uncollected revenue of 1872, and for the
benefit of Shelby county collectors,
passed third reading.
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Friday, the 23d day of April, 1875,

otIer for sale, and sell to the highest bidder
for cash, on the premises, between the hours
of ten o'clock am. and four O'Clock p. m, on
that day, the following described premises,
tO-wit: A certain lot of land, situate lying
and being in the county of Shelby, and State
of Tennessee, being what Is known and desig-
mated on the Lane subdivision of a tract of
land adjoining and near the city of Memphis
on the east, as laid on and sold by Mons .ratt,
DuPre & Co., on the 2lst day of June, 1860, as
lot one hundred and twenty.one Q2l), fronting
on DuPre street fifty (50) feet by one hundred
and forty-eight and half Cl48L) feet in
depth, being the same lot conveyed to Fergus
Hall by H. G.. Lane, by deed dated June Il,
1861, and registered in Shelby county, Tennes-
see, In book No. 43, pages 5S6 and 5S7, and by
said Fergus Hall to b. S. Bannister by deed of
18th April, 1855, of record in shelby county,
Tennessee, in book No. 56, part second. pages
go and 22l, and by said II. S. Bannister to said
h. A. Partee by deed dated september ., 1857,
and recorded in Shelby county, Tennessee, in
book No. 50, pages $50 and 25l,
The equity of redemption is waived in said
deed of trust. The title is believed to be good,
but sell and convey only as trustee.
, March q, 1875.
mh23 BOBT. HUTCHINSON, Trustee.
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used to the ambasssdos OF Cesar, when
lhe an noaseedor approached him and
/ asSec MIN 10 capitulate, saying that hi5
name would be second &c none but that
/ otCaesar, r-ouid say to this emperor, /
WoGld say to this dictator, what Cato
said TO the ambassador "Tac aau tell
tnls emperor tc G.3oanG his legions and
restore tue liberties Of the people," This
1 would say to him, even as humble az
am. L would tell him to step his en-.
cioAcnmentS upon the eonstitrtioh ahd
close the quiz between the people and
etlhg peace and PROSPERITY to the conn
try' Do thin, and will ,noess tshe ros-
,llm kIum ana eo:tsiSe to gain his pardon
70 80. the people for his VIOLA
tlons OF the constitution OF his coun-
Try and the transcendRnt impositioRs
that he hiss prRctised upon, the cpuntry.
Thus, even as humble as I am, for the
Sake OF peace, fOf the bake OF concord,
for restOrstioh and prosperity, l am
ever Willing to mount the rostfum and
strive TO gain pardon from an indignant
people. You H,st close up the gulf;
restore peace and prosperity TO the cOun.
Try. Let peace and prosperity be re-
stored to the land; may God bless the
country, and may God restore the con.
stitution. ] know VIXEN I give utter
ance to this, it comes from a heart
that never beat hostile to it. Let us
come up to this good work. Let
u5 forget what has been heretofore.
Let US lay aside our personal
differences. Let us lay aside party dis
erepency. Let us give up our parties to
the constitution of our country and lay
them on the altar in defense Of the con-
stitution. Applause in the galleries,
which was checked by the President,
pro tern.
Atthe conclusion ex-senator Johnson's |
speech, Senator BOgy took the floor and
spoke in opposition TO the resolution. |
He could not perceive or imagine why |
any other motive for the resolution ex- !
cept to further strengthen the power of |
the executive, a power already so vast |
as to threaten the existence of concur |
rent powers OF the government, and |
which required only sutservient con-
gress to redender absolute and imperial. |
A resolution censuring the action Of
the President toward LouisianS was
offered by Senator Whyte, as a substi-
tute for the one under discussion, and |
after some other remarks the senate ad-
iourned, with the expectation Of coming
TO vote to-day.
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Trust Sale.


WHEREAs, on the 18th December, 1860, by
w a trust deed, duly acknowledged and re-
corded in the Registers Office of Shelby coun-
ty, Tennes see, in book No 46, pages 303, 204 and
800, \. h. Rawlings, r. d. Rawlings, j. s. Raw
lings, L. B. Rawlings and r. ]. Hays, conveyed
to Ed. A. Beecher, as trustee, the following
property, viz: A certain tract of land, situate,
lying and being in the county of Shelby,
State of Tennessee, bounded and described
on the west side OF the IOad leading
from Memphis to Randolph, five chains and
six links from the southeast corner Of lot
No. thirty-four (S4) in the subdivision of
the Weakley tract of land, lying north of the
John Rice grant, and running thence north 3
chains and go links 10 a stake; thence west IA
chains and IS links to Wo,f river; thence
o chains and IS links TO q ttake; thence east
Is chains and 81 links to the beginning, con-
tanning six acreS-which said trust deed was
made 10 secure the payment to William n.
Butler OF note for borro owed money OF same
date made by the makers OF said trust deed, =,
payable six months from date to the order OF
said VIM. Z. Butler for four thousand dollars,
with interest at eight per cent. per annum,
with an tndorsed privilege of pOstponing pay
ment OF the prlncl pal for four years, provided
the interest thereon was paid semi-annualiy; I;
and whereas, the said Ed. A. Beecher having
died, by decree of The Second Chancery
Court of Shelby county, Tennessee, entered in
the cause OF W. E. Butler VS.. ]. s. Rawlings
ct al, No. 1888, r. D., on the 18th day of March,
1916, was appointed trustee in the room and
stead of said Ed. A. Beecher, deceased, and
trust deed; and said debts and interest there
under not having been paid as stipulated,
and the beneficiary having requested me TO
this effect, will, therefore, on
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" publish elsewhere, a r,-.
officers OF the Irish soc is,ios .nL
's OF Memphis, request NO ,bo -
Z OF the citizens Of NJ, .r,r,bis :, -
D and descent, AZ tba tho.,o- -
II at half past se- ,sn o,cIo.t, - - !.
nd, -. "a. oo ED for the purpose Of
+, e., ,-,Du'o Of respect to the late
-. We need hardly remind
;. o" lie Of Memphis of their
- -'' regard. They will all be
-, - q testify out Of the abundance
y. enerous hearts, their love and
= .or one who so unselfishly illus
Irish patriotism.
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue Of trust deed made to me by N,
ID H. Canon, recorded in the Registers office
OF Shelby county, Tenn, in book 81, page 469,
will sell, to the highest bidder, for cash, at
the southwest corner of Main and Madison
streets, Memphis, Tenn, on Saturday, April
10, 1875, within legal hours, lot No. 10 OF N.
NJ, Trezevant's plan Of subdivision, which is
recorded in the Registers Office of Shelby
county, Tenn, in book So, page 1876. Said lot is
entirely woodland, beautifully situated on the
north side of Union avenue, and contains
33-lOO &C es. Title perfect and redemption
waived. JOHN P. IRRELEVANT, Trustee.
Ig75
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= meeting Gu account OF the
stan Brothers college, which was
ave been held to-day, has been post
- ''ll to'morrow at half.past seven
oek IN the evening, when there
10 doubt, be large attendance
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1873 Royal Havana Lottery. 1870

A TTENTION-To lake place April q, 1875.
"A Great Extraordinary Drawing of the re-
nowned Havana Lottery. Only 1900 whole
tai prize, $4,000. Price of tickets in United
States currency-whole, 500; half, $50; quar-
ter, SIS; tenth, SO; twentieth, S.. Be prompt.
Call for plans, and send orders in advance to
MANUEL ORRANTIA,
l6S Commerce street. New Orleans, La.
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M: M. BEACH,
GenI Aga wilson Sewing Machine Co =,
217 Second Street, cor. Adams,
MEMPHIS TENNESSEE


DY virtue of the terms OF a trust deed mo- de
ID to me as trustee by Hiram A. Partee, on
the 3lst day OF May, 1873, and recorded in the
of1ce of the Register of deeds of Shelby coun-
ty, Tennessee, in book No. 81, page Iii, to se-
cure the payment OF q certain note therein
described, as will be seen by reference to said
trust deed, recorded as aforesaid, and at the
request of the owner OF said note, the same
being due and unpaid, will, on
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u,HE MOUNTAIN HOUsE. Werne

Il willie, BePks County, Pa--Above the
dew point, miles from Reading, 81 from
Philadelphia, l36 from new York. Air, dry
and bracing; water, pure and soft from living
springs; scenery perpetual feast; large stone
buildings, having In connection telegraph
once, livery; bath, Swedish movements,
electricity; abundance of fresh fruits and
vegetables, nsh and fowl; skillful physicians
Send stamp for circular To
ROBERT WALTER, NJ. D.
Reference in Memphis, by permisslon-Col.
ID. K. McRae. fel9 cod
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

Cincinnati and New Orleans Packet.
For Vicksburg, NatcheZ and New Orleans.
Str. THOMPSON DEAN. Jas. Paul, master
This elegant steamer will leave Dr. n
as above -
"WEDNESDAY, March oath, at pm.
]. T. WASHINGTON, Agent,
mh23 No 800 Front street.
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TRUSTEES SALE
Of
MEMPHIS WATERWORKS.

UTHEREAS, The Memphis Water Company
w made its deed, on the 25th Of January,
1872, by which said company conveyed to the
undersigned, as Trustees, and one James L.
Worth, (who has resigned his Trusteeship,l all
the franchise, rights and privileges granted to
the said Water Company by act of the Legis-
lature of the State ofTennessee, passed Febru-
ary 2S, 1870, incorporating said Company, to.
seJher with all the lands, houses, wells, pumps,
machinery, pipes and other property of said
Company, real and pers nal, now in possession
of, and all which may hereafter be acquired
by said Company, and also all the income
which said Company may hereafter receive,
acquire or become entitled to receive from the
city of Memphis, under and by. virtue of
contract made and entered into between the
said city of Memphis and the said Company,
on the i8th of January, 1872, the said convey
ance being to secure the payment of the prtn-
cipal and interest of six hundred Thousand
dollars of the bonds OF said Company; and
Whereas, by reason of the default OF said Com
pany in paying the interest on said bonds, the
same have become due and payable, according
to the provisions of said deed, and request hav-
ing been made upon the undersigned, now the
only Trustees, by majority in interest of the
said bondholders to expose the said property
TO sale according to the terms of said deed, we
will, therefore, as Trustees, in consideration OF
the premises, on the
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Thursday, the 25th day of March, 1875

offer for sale, to the highest bidder, for cash,
on the premises, between the hours Of twelve
that day, the following descioed premises,
to-wit: Beginning at the intersection of Third
alley with Market street, on the west corner
of said alley; running thence west with Mar
ket street fifty C5O) feet to John o. Drew's line;
thence south one hundred 900 feet to stake.
thence east fifty (6O) feet TO Third alley.
thence north one hundred (lO0) feet with said
alley to the beginning corner, being parts OF
lots number 323 and 324, as laid down on the
plan of the city OF Memphis.
the equity of redemption is waived in said
deed of trust. The title is believed to be good,
but sell and convey only as trustee,
February l9, 1875.
fel9 ROBERT HUTCHINSON. Trustee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-03-23
Saturday, the Sd day of April, 1875,

at the southwest corner OF Main and Madison
within legal hours, commencing at twelve
o'clock M, sell TO the hlg hest bidder, for cash,
the tract or land hereinbefore described. and
conveyed in the trust deed to the said
Beecher, trustee.
The title IS considered good, but ! sell and
convey only as trustee.
B. RICHMOND, Trustee.
+. L. BeIcber, Attorney. mh2