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Attachment Notice.


Fred Ruser Before John Spelman, JUS
VS.. tice of Peace of Shelby
Dennis Walsh county. Tennessee.
IN THIS CAUSE AN ATTACHMENT
i having been sued out under section 1856 Of
the Code Of Tennessee. and returned by the
proper officer levied upon the property Of the
defendants, and affidavit having been made
that the defendants are justly indebted TO the
plaintiff in the sum Of $3.50 by account, and
that defendant Is a nonresident Of the State
Of Tennessee; II is therefore ordered that de-
PENDANT make his personal appearance be-
fore John Spellman. j. p. on the 18th day Of
March, 1915, at my Office on Adams street,
near Second, Memphis, Shelby county, Tenn,
and defend said attachment suit, within the
time prescribed by law. or the same will be
proceeded with ex parte; and that a copy Of
this order be published for four successive
weeks in the Memphis Ledger. This Sth day
138-lA-15O-1 JOHN SpELMAN. J..
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GREVILLE.
The Author OF the AWfaI Memoirs
nat have made the Qneen Unhap
nv

The Author OF The AWfaI Memoirs
that have made n Qneen Unhap
py.
From an article By Mr.. A.. Hayward In the
Quarterly.l
His net income from his two Offices
exceeded $4,000, and as, with little or
no private fortune. he died worth ESQ.,
600, he was probably a gamer on the
turf. He took 10 il very early in life,
was wont to relate that having lost e.
900. which be was unable 20 pay, be
applied TO his uncle, the Duke, who
readily lent him the money. As 1901 as
be was in funds he procured three Bank
Of England notes, of fl000 each, and
presented himself IA discharge his debt.
"0b, no, Charles, keep the money by all
means. It will bring You luck. I%never
meant it as a loen.' Greville made some
show Of reluctance, aud unluckily laid
the notes on the table. DE was quite
sure. he said, that if he had offered a
bundle Of dirty notes or a check, the
Duke would have refused still, but the
bright, clean notes we're too much for his
grace, who placed them, neatly folded,
in his pocketbook, saying: We'll,
Charles, since you insist upon It; but
whenever you have a bad time of it,
come TO me"
During most Of the time covered by
the FIRST and second volumes, be lived
almost exclusively with the elite OF the
sporting and fashionable world-with
the women who ruled Almacks, when
Almacks was a power, and the men who
congregated in the bay window at
Whites, when Whites was a sovereign
authority on the manners, equipage and
dress. His Egeria was Madame de
Lieved, aud his oracle Henry lord de
Ros. AS TO friendship, he probably
agreed with Selwyn: when | lose a
friend, | 90 TO Whites aud get another. "
He imbibed the prejudices and spoke
the language Of his clique; as when be
admires" an opulent and well.con-
nected family, at whose country house
he was a frequent visitor, for presenting
a specimen OF "contented ~mediocrity f"
or when he calls the Coronation Peers
Of 1880 a horribly low set" or speaks
OF Rogers " Human Life as a failure,
aRd Luttrells Letters to Julia" as
a success, although Human Life f"
abounds IN genuine poetry, and Letters
10 JHlia,' ~nicknamed "Letters from n
Dandy to a Dolly" are merely clever
sketches Of society in verse. The fas.
tidious a%ristocrat stands confessed in
such passages as these.
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ting a physical absurdity. II vas ike
his " Hamlet aud Richelieu. an in
tellectual performance where the neces-
say force. great as it was, was subordi'
mated by the mental process Of the
creation. 1t was entirely different from
the many conceptions we have witnessed
Of this character and consider i such a
one as every intelligent reader Of Shake
speare would endorse. The support
was good. This afternoon The Marble
Heart will be presented at the matinee,
and in the evening Richard III will be
given.
On Monday evening Harebell, or the
Man 0'Airlie. by W. G. Wills, the author
of the Wife's Evidence and a noted
English journalist, xilI be presented,
with Mr.. Lawrence Barrett as Jamie
Harebell," the Scottish poet. The play
he's met with great success wherever it
has been presented. AS a proof Of the
favor with which it was received in Lon
don, we subjoin the following from the
London Times:
Mr.. Wills, the author Of Harebell, or
the Man 0'Airlie, is fully entitled to the
honor Of original authorship. The lead
ing situations of this play are so power
full that it evidently touches and inter
ests the publie in no ordinary degree,
and il is well worth saeing-besides
other reasons-and as an example OF
the powerful impression to be produced
by unaided situation. We trnst that the
play may be popular, and il it be, it will
be a great tribute both to the essential
interests of the subject and the power Of
the acting of Jamie Harebell,' the
rustic singer. The discovery OF the
poet under the rags of the idiot beggar
is made at the fete which celebrates
the unwilling of a statue which has been
erected to him in his own country, and
on the banks Of the Loeb, by whose
bright borders his sweetest songs we're
sung. A very impressive tableau is OBJ
tanned where the ragged, wayworn, ema
ciated idiot sits dangling the volume Of
bis own songs 1t the foot Of his own
statue, while its brow is irradiated by the
setting sun.
This is only one Of a great many sim
ilarly favorable criticisms, and with such
an artist as Mr.. Barrett in the principal
role, "Harebell, or the Man o'Airlie," is
likely to prove the hit of the season.
JEFFERSON OPERA HoUsE.-In conse-
quence of the closing of the jefferson
Opera House the performers now thrown
out Of employment will take a compli.
mentary benefit tonight, and they ask
their friends to aid them by attending.
The Opera House will be open at the
usual hour, when a lively programme
will be presented to the public IN attend,
anee. Many of the performers are de.
sirous Of leaving for other cities, and
consequently give this farewell perform.
ance.
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, February l3.-The Florence
Epoca has published . correspondence
purporting to be between MAXINE and
the Prussian government. 1t contains
a letter written by Mazzine to Bismarck
in 1867. The latter is warned Of the ex-
istenee Of an alliance between France
and Italy. By a concession relative to
Rome, France has secured Italy, and in
case of a war with Prussia Mazzine
offers, if furnished with a million lire (N
and arms, to Illustrate the scheme by
effecting the restoration Of Italy. He
declares his information is trustworthy,
but be is unable to give the authority for
it. The Cologne Gazette is inclined TO
believe the correspondence, but the Ber-
lin Press ~repudiates it.
PARIS, February l3.-The Ganlois as
serts that on the close of yesterdays
sitting Of the Assembly the Ministers
insisted upon resigning. and that Presi-
dent MacMahon accepted their resigna-
ton. The Ganglois also says the Presi-
dent has summoned Duke de Broglie to
form a new cabinet in conjunction with
DeFoustsn.
BAYoSxE, February l3.-Ex-Marshal
Bazaine arrived at S~antanter yesterday.
The French residents having asked for
and obtained permission of the aulhori-
ties to serenade him, used the Opportu-
nifty to hiss him and indulge in insulting
cries. The crowd was dispered by the
police.
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From the New Orleans Bulletin primer:
This is the picture Of a soldier. He is g
General. The General says, lam
not afraid. See how he struts. Do you
wish you were a General2 1t is q 6ne
thing to be a General. y Here
is the picture Of a bandit. See, the
General wants to do something to the
bandit. Will he kill the bandit, or will
he write a letter. No, he will not write
a letter, be will send q telegram. ,
This is the portrait Of a President. A
cat can look at a President. See, there
is a Congress. The Congress is afraid
Of the President The President can
make a Governor, and he can make a
Legislature. e Here ia the por.
trait Of a Governor. The Governor
loves the bonds, and the Governor loves
the peoples money; but the Governor
would not take the peoples money for
anything ia the world. W. have a de
facto Governor. He is a very good
man. The people love him. Heis very
pious. He loves the President, and The
President loves him. Ii your hair was
kuky and your skin was black you might
some day be a Governor. See, the
3sneral aud the President and the
Governor are all running. What makes
Shem ak RIM so2 Are they afraid
Xes, they are efrpid of the banditti."
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. February l3.-In the
Senate, Immediately after the reading Of
the journal. Ferry, of Connecticut, pre-.
seuted the credentials Of W. II. Eaton,
appointed United States Senator from
Connecticut to I'll the vacancy occa,
stoned by the death of VIM. A. Buck
inEham. Mr.. Eaton was escorted to the
Vice Presidents desk by Ferry, and was
sworn in by Vice President Wilson.
Morrill,, OF Vermont, from the com.
mittee on finance, reported the bill to
establish a mint for the coinage Of gold
aud silver at Chicago with the recon-
mendation that II be printed and recon.
to the Committee on Finance. 1t
was so ordered.
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mo. 1881
NOn.R Resident Notice.

In the First Ohancery Court Of Shelby County,
Tennessee-Elizabeth 4. Cunningham ct al.
VS.. B +. White. Jr.. ct al.
1T APPEARING FROM SHBRIFP'S RE-
turn in this cause that the defendant, b f
White, Jr, is not to be found In his county it
Is therefore ordered that he make his appear
ance herein, at the courthouse in the city Of
Memphis, Tenn. on or before the first Mon
day in March, 1875. and plead. answer or de-
muir to compliments bill. or the SAME will be
taken for confessed as to him and set for
hearing ex parte; and that q copy Of this
order be published once a week for four sue
cessiye weeks in the Memphis Public Ledger.
Ibis 18th day Of January, 1873.
Acopy-Attest,
EDMUND A. COLE, @. and M.
By E.. B. MoHKNRY. Deputy C. and M.
gLAPR &MEux, Solicitors for complainant.
l35-lfl- l47-1S9
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An exchange furnishes the following
centennial item: 1876 may yet become
as glorious in American history as l776
itself. In the latter year we threw Of
'the yoke" of England, which was not
much eta yoke after all, in comparison
with what we have borne very meekly
since. If we can in the centennial wear
get rid Of Grant and all bis despicable
crew, It will be a greater triumph than
that which we have been making 4tb Of
July speeches over for a hundred years.
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Trustees Notice.

by VIRTUE OF THE PROVISIONS OF Al
ID trust deed executed to me on the I'd day Of
April, 1872, by Joseph Rogers and Ellen Roe-
ers. 10 secure a certain Indebtedness therein
described. as will fully appear BY reference to
said trust deed. Of record in the Register
office of Shelby county, In Book ~. page l88;
default having been made In the payment OF
said Indebtedness, at the request OF the bene-
hciary, | will sell ut public cutlery to the high
est bidder. for cash. on
wednesday,, March IL, 1875,
between the hours Of 10 a m and u M, on
the premises, q certain lot or parcel Of land
situate aud being in the city Of Memphis, and
more particularly described as follows. to-wit:
Beginning at a pointon the west side Of Ten
nessee street, sixty feet north Of the dividing
line betweenlots Nos. 10 and II, and forty (40l
feet south Of dividing line between lots II and
IL in block 6 on original plan Of South Mem
phis; thence back ut right angles with Ten
nessee street. one hundred and twenty (120)
feet to Chester street; thence nOrthWardly on
a line with Chester street fifty l50) feet to a
stake In T.. Gartteman's line thence with Il,
9artteman's line and at right angles with
Chester street and parallel with the first line
one hundred and twenty Q20) feet to Tonnes
see street thence southwardly fifty (50) feet
see street Of fifty (50) feet and running back
between parallel lines TO Chester street. with q
front on Chester street Of fifty (50) feet-to-
gether with the buildings and improvements
thereon and the appurtenanees thereto be-
longing. Tho equity Of redemption is waived
In said trust deed. Title believed to be good,
but | sell and convey only as trustee.
w. l.. CLAPP, Trustee,
l43-xx-l5I is Union street.
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PROBABILITIES.

W%AsHIxGTos. February l3.-For Ten.
nessee, Ohio valley, upper Mississippi
and lower Missouri valleys and the
Northwest, stationary and falling baron.
eter, north aud asst winds, increasing
cloudiness, stationary or higher temper.
AZURE, possibly followed by rain or snow
Saturday night.
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Fire.

ST. LouIs, February l3.-Railroad
passengers report sixteen houses burned
in independence, Mo, on Thursday
night. There being no telegraph station
at that place, no particulars could be
obtained.
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Thursday, FebrnarY 25. 1s75.

between 10 o'clock am. and 2o'clock pm, in
the city of Memphis, Tennessee, sell for cash,
ut public cutlery, the property conveyed to me
by said trust deed. described as follows, to-
wit: Lot IL in the subdivision Of Block 66,
Fort Pickering, said lot fronting 30 feet on
the east side Of Sixth street, and extending
feet. Equity Of redemption waived. Title
believed to begood, but / will sell and convey
only as Trustee.
7. q. RTTSTER Truqfee
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CAIRO, February Is. -Arrived- Chero-
kse. New Orleans, 8 p M. Mollie Moore,
New Orleans, 7 am Kittie Hegler,
Arkansas river, 10 am. Departed
Capitol City. Yicksbnrg, II pm. Fair
and pleasant.
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NASHVILLE.
Tennessse LsEisiaturs

Special to the Ledgef.l
NAsHvrLLE. Feb. Is -Iu the Senate a
resolution by Haines passed, asking an
amendment to the Texas Pacific rail-
road bill to secure a Shreveport and
Memphis branch. This failing, our rep
resentatiyesi in Congress are requested to
withdraw their support. NJ.
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When a Persian speaks up aud says
that the Shah is a long nosed rhinocsros,
be has just time, before bis head flies Of,
to send word to his wife that she needn't
sit up 70 unlock The hall door for him that
evening.
Finger rings retain the long narrow
marquise medallion introduced three
years ago.
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Hereafter all communications T~slatips TO
the fifth concert should 30 addressed to the
undersigned. and / pledge myself that the
drawing shall cons of February 9th or that
every dollar paid for tickets shall be returned,
o. NJ. BRIGGS. Agent andManager,
Room Public Library E4ilding, Louisville.
Kentucky. 12s-whs-lD
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PUBLIC LIBRARY or KENTUCKY.

Death Of GOV. BFamIette-ActlOn Of
the Truafees-A Successor Ap.
pOfnted-HO More POatpOnemeuls
Drawing Certain February 27tb.
At a meeting Of the Trustees Of the Public
Library Of Kentucky. January 10. 1876. Il was
resolved that c. NJ. Briggs, Esq, who under
the late Hon. IhoS. E. Bramlette wal the real
business manage of the gift concerts already
given in aid Of the Public Library Of Ken
lucky. DO and he Is hereby authorized to tako
the place made vacant by the death Of said
Bramlette. in the management Of tho affairs
Of the fifth and last slit concert. and that the
drawing announced for February n, 1875,
shall positively and unequisocally take place
on that day without any further p~ostponement
or delay on any account whatever.
r. 7. DURRETT. President.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-02-13

IF YOU WANT PRINTING DONE IN AN
4 artistic manner, send your orders 70 the
Ledger Steam Job Printing office.
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CONCERT.
ANOTHER


TO INVEST A FEW DOLLARS. WITH POS
SIBLE RETURNS OF THOUSANDS. is OF
FERED BY THEPOSTPONEMENT OFPUB-
Lie LIBRARY OF KY. TO THE 27rH OF
FEBRUARY NEXT. OF THEIR FIFTH AND
LAST CONCERT AND DRAWING. THE
MANAGEMENT ARE PLEDGED TO THE
RETURN OF THE MONEY IF THE DRAW
ING SHOULD NOT COME OFF AT THE
DAY NOW APPOINTED.
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trustees sale.

QY VIRTUEOF A TRUST DEED MADE
ID to me by John N. Gardiner. dated 0cto-
Der q. 1872. and being requested by the bene-
fciary therein to execute the same, l will. on
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Sheriff. Sale of Real Estate.

Sheriif'S Sale OF Real Estate.
DUBLIC NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
i that by virtue of two executions to me
directed from the honorable First Chancery
Court of Shelby county. Tennessee, in the
cases Of r. w. Howes ct al. VS.. A. ii. Doug
lass, judgment rendered on the 30th Of June,
1874, fer the sum Of thirty-three dollars and
hfty-fye cents, and A. II. Douglass vs.. Gar
land b. Locke ct al. Judgment rendered on
the 10th Of July. 1874, for the sun Of three
hundred and twenty-f0ur dollars and seventy
cents, with interest and costs Of suits, 10 sat
isfy said judgments, etc., | will, on
Saturday, goth Of February, 1875,
in legal hours, in front Of the courthouse,
Memphis, Tennessee, proceed to sell to the
highest bidder, for cash, the following de-
scribed property. to5wit: Lying and being in
the State Of Tennessee. county Of Shelby. and
being lots Nos. 424. ABS, 400 and Az, lying
vest Of and fronting upon Chickasaw street,
fronting together llS feet and 6 inches, run
mag back 10 the direction OF. Wolf river Jas
feet and inches. together with all the i'm
provements thereon, consisting Of q large FIVE
story brick mill building, then known as the
Eagle Mills.
Levied on as the property Of defendant, A.
II. Douglass, to satisfy said judgment, inter-
est and costs.
G. L. ANDERSON,
Sheriff Of Shelby County, Tenn.
MEMPnIs, january Fl. 1875. 1M-l90-185
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Whole Tickets, $50; Halves, s25; Tenth. or
each Coupon. t5i Eleven whole tickets, $500.
, 1875-06-12


Dli0OM-COAN-Ths lowes AMI medium, grades
continue in moderate request II unchanged priees
W. q1lotn. Good TO choice hurl l3t4lAko: hsuAh
that will work itssIt into choice husl broou, IN
aiaKo; fair to good do, 1oK3l2o; inferior bsush,
9NtSl0!5o, crooked, ts@8kr.
nuTTER-Lght receipts and : rtatrictcd dcnsnd
are sl fcatnses OF tho husteE market. beyond saa-
flying immediate wants buyers will not Invest hut ~
ybt ths receipts DO not exceed ths demand Is 10
price-coucesslous Ws eoatints 10 qnols: Cioics 10
fancy yellow, a332so; medium 10 gvod grades, 10
= sS%1 =. t's; sa a:e.,pe
Of orders for gran baRs, bnt no CEt sctlty II oolal
for during she present month. sut auy Immediate do
lsls gannios. and wool sacks ahsro 10 nodsrats III
quiry At steady ratos: Bark llHr; Lewiston, 800:
ss'e Ss1 es:S se' BE-; saF.a b. Antsss
TN, abatts; Banhae'. hngie, &stai6o: do doae1e u
CiiEEsE-saica wero limited, ana tho market was
oHslgho fos good to prime fiasos5, Lower grades
9EoAi-W., II sm,,, dsm.n nj former n,os,,,on,
LAckswAnus, t96VHl lQ.0u; csnnel SAuns 9.t0; Hock-
!1g Valley. s.to; 1adaua block. t'.a%ss ~; Illinois,
E06s-wess tn moderate dntnand and stesdy 1t Ia
fisi-co.tinasd ifse .sr,,..s of ,ase t.a keep tho
market weak anu unsettled, and roke further d.
tss. Mseksre cd, sai no;tna T:sia q stssaT, s.iis
.sas ssssas: x. d. % a. n sssut s; @
s5; i. va sfSsSSs f:SI ,ss,'., T. ,:sss; n;
codnih, 96.o9g62a; Georges oo4h.h NGs6W;
summeE-cufed cod, 81, ,oos6.!a; Labrador hesriuH,
dor % he1rins, souad bs s1ods7.s; IL Fiji, sisoa %
A1s: sealed hetsing. pst boz. a3sstso: doluinbia
FRUITS AND NuTa-A literal monument Of DO
uest!c aud fuEegn dried frnt4 tu tho country waa Wit
uessul, anl prices wesa sgslu steady. Nuts remain dull
and Brazil and aRonds tl,1uted lower: EoaEiuN-
Da.es tHtsso: hgs, lsnms, iasl4o, ags lsypts, ira
lse; IurkaA rrunss. B3s,so Fsenca pFuul ia l&s
taslns, lafss1. &14Gs2sai Iooss Alsassl, &YaaAt
vaenclA loH lie; 2ants currsnts, eAaeatc; citfn,
97e9so is,non reeA, ls3ac. DoAxa7lc-Ahien apples,
94cs3Ge; do, mixed; a,IsS.tc; %. rarsd. 1ssaie
s. soH Saas r
Tsfstyons. At22e; N.plea walnuta, la4 iso; aryno.
9s - xs,an9, % 1aslss; trails, 7tsS; tssass. TsI.
peanuts. fa+1e: African peanats, tH46o.
| uAEEA EHulTH-Tae S&,Alpte Ut : stl4NhsSria9 xurA
, 1875-06-12
THE PRODUCE MARkeTs.
NEW YORK.

SEsrlat DispotrA = M C1faaFo 7f35tNd.
NEW foax, June sll.--QHAlx-Whtak-Thor market
ID 1a7o bsttsr; fair export dsps,; saes of o. o0 bu
1t tl.la for No. Chicago aud Northwestern; tl.ta
l.l1k for No. q MlrIukset sl.1t8lal for No. l
sprlng; 9o93f.20 fas ungratlad lows sud N4nneaota
sprtnAj y12eG8l.s0 for wlnles red WesteHnt sl.sl@
l.ss Tor amber do snd .5x3i.1 for ~hts wsstarn
Nys quiet u Vop fux C4nada IN bond and so$log fur
stsss Corn A6ao pettas; saics og 41,0o ha Vt Bsio
for ssoan Wostern mixed; s1asda for ljgh mixed sad
ysow Westsru sal; al4o II. .0oJ ba old WsAtxn ui1el
In stoEo At &c. 0ats qu!cs and steady: sales Of
In 1t 5l7sc fur mixed Weatesu and 73Joo for wh1so
Watern.'
taov.4loxs-Naadlss qulsa 1t liHo sor city long
clear. Lard asu ss'ss q 100 ~ u As.e for ps.as
steataS
, 1875-06-12

Tho following iuatsualauts wcrs fled for record
Friday, juno II:
crrs PROPERTY.
Vcrnnn ar, 800 a-1U II I, ,nf ThIrsicth 1t,
f,211l7,H IT. tlnicl juno nT,...............{ 1150
8huroH vi, lsiH # 4 Of Napoleon place, 81,
3's'25I ii, dated juno 1o.................. 1000
a'13J 4. With improvements dated 1nns9,. 10000
Tllrty.iirat Htt . cor Of Cotags Grove av,
Ik10J acrea, except rniroat!a. datoi April
"a r.. Gordon Doxtcr aud Janes II. Walker
to ciiar!ca RI9sonl. onl.:.................. 125,o0a
Michigan av, Aal It I Of Twenty.s!xth 1T, " {,
1ntzl71S Il, with building, dated Juno H.. 10000
Ltnrun 1t, 26A # v Of Milwaukee, ~, 70 I, Is
11i4 IT, dated March h21...,............ 1,9GO
Tie pteuasea No. lot Centto ~, dated Juno IL. 20u
Weut lsandolrh 1t, lo1 Il Of Carpenter st,Bf,
,251lto II, with napruTementgt 1Ael juaa 10. 1000
uARttnEs OF. 2sa Il " Of L.oIis at. y I, 14x194
IT, a1na June H.. Observation-Disclosures. 6la
Jay A ~ II II Ut Webster ~, " (. 12Ex1?I It,
with luz Il 10 alley IN Eau1e block, dated juno
~. ..,......".......:..-. 7,soc
Third Nv, II Of Taylor st, v (, 25xl00 II, With
Uthcr property, datct Juno lt........,..,.$ n.@pJ
unltcslell ut, 3U3 $40 tt Of Ihirticth Ct, . I,
eIxlUo It, dated June 10. lo.................. 1,3se
61U1H or CITx 1INITH, NFrHfN 1 HAplUH OF MILK
.... OF Counr-llUuht:.
Lots to4, Block ., phhroh oKs wk Soc,
i: III, it. tsattd Apr 13...,................ 1D5t
Lot IL, Hltck D. VI II II rods Of II Y bec.t,
" II. with improvements, dated 1farth H.. 1Oot
Part Lat !, In Wilson et VI. otpw u Bsc. 10,
9sy II, dated 3uus Observation-Disclosures. 140U