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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-03-27
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Oncle Silss (major Grisamore)
fait une revue Retrospective des
journaux de Ia spar0isse LafourChe.
The Ixtslligsscsr, le premiee, parut
su printemps de- 1888, public ea
francais eten snglais, svec Thomas
Wilson pour editeur ct Brown pour
r6dacteur. A Apantomne della memo
aimee, Brown meurt dc h 6Avre
jaune dans ane visite. Qa'l rend 4
Ia N0uvelle- ORLEANS, En 1885,
Wilson vend le journal D deux
Allemsnds, 6hoenberg ct Wsltee.
Shoenberg meurt on 1850, et aveC
lui pIntslIge1ow Juliet lSAA,
Charles Dezauche, an FraaGais,
fonde le Patviots, Journal q deux
langues, don't Desauche est 10
r6dactsur ftsncais q james L.
Cole le redacteur angiaia De-
zauche est mort depuis l0ngtemps,
ct Cole, aprAs avoir 6t6 membre
de IL Legislature ct de ls Cour So.
prems, est spjourd'hui juge do u
Cour de district ! IhervillA Will
liam Liquorish achAte le Patriots
don't II change lo nom On oelui do
Laf0Wrcks Gasettl; h Ter oct0bre
18l5, II vend h mst6riel } H.-O.
ThibodaQx ct Louis Rush, qui b
transf1rsat ! ions @. White, lequsl
foude h M1aRpe orgnns vAig
puis know nothing, Oh II . pour
collab0IatsprD suCCeosifs Henry s.
Karr ct L..F. Anderson. L. ~
ssvve meurt On 1858, trois ans
aprAs II foundation Do rUnioW II
Ly6xscAs, qui . scompt6 parmi -
r6dacteurs Henri vignaud, 10 jugs
J,-J. Roman, Of . su pour deeniees
6diteurs ten .Amast Rntsch 6
David Leshy, Joue @. White,
depuis qnYl 8 quits b 1iasvssI
. 6tA maire q Thibodaax,
rldactsuT don journal !. Frank
lin, Ste Marie, q ct ma3ntenant
employs D Ii Maisou d,EtAt, AA
NOuvelle- Orl6anA
-On lit dams Il 6SstissaS =
1Ai6od6As:
DerniassQent, d'apres lss rspports
des p6eheurs 6'Auitrcs vspaut des
s6tss du Collie, Il psraitsait quo u
Dhaso r&commsut cOustruit OF plao6
dsns Il bale Timbslies, ! Is miles
ouAst De l'embouehure du bayou La
fourcAe. ssst e6ondr6 pendant j mutt
du II dc % mois. Cest dans 20 phAre
que 10 juge Colin svsit ~ plAeG d
IerappoEtes cosrset, Il ct Ape6oa0se
qua lm q toute - lamills ont n
p6rir.
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tee par le Congress, du port des
matieres5 5postales dites de Be
classe:
Le port 0es matieres postales
ayant et9 porte (par une loi du Con-
gras promulguee le 3 mars I675) dun
cent par deux onces ! un cent par
once ou par fraction d'once, II est
donn6 avis que tOutes lesdites ma
there's d6pos6es au bureau central on
dams les bureaux secondaires " com.
pris les lvres, les journaux exp6dies
par d'autres one les 6diteurs, les re-
vues, les marchandises, les patrons,
les echantillons, les circulaires, les
6preuves d'imprimerie, les manu-
scrits, les semences, boutures, ct ra-
9jnes,) doivent etre a9ranchies JUS
qua destination au taux dun cent par
once ou fraction d'once, sans quoi elles
ne peuvent etre envoy6es par 10
MALE. .
M. Charles Feitel q vendu
son magasin, situ6 rive droite du
fleuve, a NJ. Bernard Block.
M. Roman Bussiere poursuit,
devant Ia COur superieure dc dis
trict de Ia Nouvelle- Orleans, Ia
Compagnie du chemin de fer N0u-
velle.O Orleans, st. Louis & Chicago,
en- Placement dune somme de e371,
pour fol piture de bois de char
lie pf0fesseur J..A. Kinnaird
q monte "a tente ph0t0graphique
ct inaugure 81 preihiere campagne
avec un success m6rite.
Mile Myrthee Thiberville,
file de fen Victor Thiberville, de
St-Jean .Baptiste, est entr6e Ia
semaine deruiAre dams la C0mmu-
naute des S1urs StJoeeph, de Ia
NOuvelle.O Orleans.
-Le capitaine Louis Bouche-
reau parcourt en- ce moment nos
paroisses ct y recueille les 6l6-
ments de son annuaire statistiQue
(1S74.75) des grands prodaits du
sucre ct du riz Ell Louisiana. La
conscience que met NJ. Bonche.
reau dams Get utile ct important
travail meriterait dies enc0ura-
gements plus reels ct plus substsn-
tiels que ceux que notre public &C.
cOrde Acknowledgement q ses plus
devoues serviteurs.
MIA. Guyol, petit-fils de Ecu
M. Andre Deslonde, de St-Jean-
Baptiste, Went de former avec NJ.
James Demoruelle une societ6
don't le siege est 4 rangle des rues
Franklin ct St-Lo,,is, Nouvelle-
Orleans. Les deux ass0cies con.
tinuent le commerce de mat4riaux
de construction qui etait Ia specia-
lite de NJ. v. Demoruelle, leur
predecessors, ct y ajoutent celui
de Ia vente sur commission de
tous produits de Ia campagne, tells
que laine, peaux, mousse, volailles,
etc. lis tiennent aussi IN grand
assortment de peintures, huiles,
verrerie, polk, g0udrcn. chaux,
etc., ct sOnt lGD agents du cel6bre
engrais Blood Fevtilisov.
La creyake du Bonnet -Carre
a recu lundi Ia visite de MN.
S..N. Reid. J..J. Conway, BIB.
Green ct JIG. MOrey, employees
sup3rieurs du chemin de fer Non.
.velle- Orleans, St Louis & Chicago,
4ui mont pas trouv6 quill y eot
peril imminent pour ls vote don't
l'int6rst etait leur principale pre-
occupation.
-Remerciements 4 MN. RE.
Alba ct J..W. Lagroue, du steamer
Hessy Tyts, pour Hsnv0i de divers
iournaux de ID Nouvelle- ORLEANS.
sT-JACQU4S
Nous lis0ns dams le LoxisisSais :
La Louisiane squatique, avee go
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connu sous 10 nom d'EnGrais riohe d
Bopdy, que Jessayai sussi. Ces trota
fumiera - rapportent tous I n meme
foYmule de Vile. .H' fr..
II 6tait facile, en- visitant lee didS-
rentes pieces de cannes sur lhsbita-
tion, de reconualtre Leo oudroits q
10 fumier await 6t6 mia. Ia les cannes
6taient plus grandss, plus drass -
les rsngs; II c0loration dee feuillea
6tait aussi besucoop plus fdsc6e.
II y . une chose Qui ne peut etfO
nice par personne sujourd'hui, o'est
qu'avec oes fnmiers on fAit Do tsea
grsndes cannes; maia celia no suf1ts
pas pour rhabitant; II fAut pour lul
que le sucre tire de cos cannes soit On
proportion telle que 10 dSpenss fhits
pour fumer SOFT oompens6e Of lui
donne un beau proht, OF CO double
r6sultat est obtsnu par votre Blood
Fsrt;lissv. "a a.m rr. .....
A Sport Place, j'avais fum6 20 A.
pents de sOuches ct 20 arpents do
plants do cannes. MalgrS Il glaoe
que nOus av0ns cue On 1874 do trAA
bonne heure, ces 20 arpents de cannes
ont produit 50 bouCauts do sucre,
peasant net @, ,543 hvrss, OF l26 bazia
de melasse.
D'sprAs % reudement, je oslculs
Que, 81 le reste de mes cannes avaient
6t6 fum6es, j'sursis 0btena 100
boucauts de sucre OF l54 barils do
melasss Dc plus, % Qui surait donn6
une augmentation totale do SO O(O.
II me serait diflcile d'estimer exacte-
ment lAugmentation do rendement
que pon aurait pu obtepir svec dsa
circumstances plus favorsbles, puisqus
ces cannes fum6es ont 81 ffapp4es
par In glace "a moment Oh ellss
entraient On maturit4. Une autre
Circumstance tres deliverable pour CO
memes cannes, c'est qu'elles ont ~
pass6es su moulin avec d tras gFandA
bourgeons form6s aux d6peAs du
roudo0ont en- sucro.
EN- vertu dun ordre do jugede
paroisse Ms Landry, J..W. Hun.
saker est renvoy6 de rsccusatioo
de d6tQprnement de fonds d'6oole;
MN. VEN. Anderson ct Oscar
F. Hunsaker, ses cautions, sont
d6oharg6s, ct J..W. Hunaaker col.
liCits Ia plsce dinspecteur do ren-
registyement 4 St-JsOques.
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regard TO the situation in Herzegovina.
The ServisDs have opened subscriptions
in aid OF the Instruction, and much eX-
element prevails in the principally.
4 man who gsyehis name rs Thomas
Grubbs was arrested in East st. Louis
Saturday on suspicion Of having been
connected with the murder OF Engineer
Eames aud the attempted robbery OF the
Adams express company ST LODgpoint,
on the Nandaiia railroad, on the eighth
of July.
The Observation-Disclosures at New York
hE7 been directed by the secretary Of the
treasury 10 sell gold during the month
o. August as follows: One and one and
half million dollars on the first and
third Thursdays each, and one million
dollars on the second and fourth ThuTs-
days each; total, five millions.
Augustus Storrs, treasurer OF the
Plymouth church, has paid to Henry
Ward Beecher thirty thousand dollars,
As tie first instsllment of the one hun
bred Thousand dollars salary. 1t is
somewhat autho:itatively stated that
the Plymouth church intends to raise
eighty thousand dollars additional sal-
ary.
Henri RocheiOrt, on the tenth instant,
sent TO Nj. Paul De Cassagusc calling
him to come to Geneva with his Sec
onds, NJ. NJ. Perrin and an ordiDaire
having consented 10 act as RochefOrt's
seconds, have met Prince Alexander de
Wsgran and Count Harrison, Cssssg-
macs seconds, in Paris, but have failed as
yet to arrange the terms Of the duel.
a negro named EeDry Wright made
q bet with 3 friend in Columbus, Ohio,
Saturday night, that he couldn't drink
a quart Of raw Whisky and eight glasses
of beer in half an hour, which he did,
but at the inquest Sunday morning the
coroner returned verdict that the de-
ceased came to his Death from an over
Jose OF whisky and beer drank in too
short a time.
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the Tuscaloosa Jemisous, Travelled and
spoke together in North A'abams, adj
vOcsLing the force bill, civil rights, and
military rule. Hon. Burucu Lewis ex-
posed JemisOn as 81 ilrn .stcr, declaring
that he knew all. Of the TGskal0osa
tensions, ana that this dirty tool OF
White was not q member Of that fami-
ly JsmisOu afteTwsrd went 20 Hunts
vile, and acted - an sgeat for the De
gro immigration commission Of Missis-
sippi He succeeded in deluding many
negroes into selling cut their homes snd
starting for Mississippi. He very kind
ly sold their stock and effects ST auction,
shipped the negroes to Corinth, and fur
nished them with bogus transportation
papers TO reach the interior Of Missis-
eippi. he disappeared, aud the poor
negroes were left ia q starving coIdi-
ton at Corinth, unable to 60 forward or
10 return to their old homes We are
glad to learn that this friend Of Hon.
Aleck White is now in jail.
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Mr.. DEvIs WANTEDIs KORTa CARO-.
LIMA

The Morning Star, an able paper pub
H-hed at Wilmington, North Carolina,
says: Now that Mr.. Jefferson Davis
has declined the presidency of the
Bryan Agricultural college, in Texas,
with its small salary OF four thousand
dollars year, the University OF North
Carolina should tender him it's presi-
dency with a salary of at least double
that sum and large liberty OF suggestion
and control Of the institution, Perhaps
he would accept the position. 1t would
not at all interfere with the prosecution
oi the historical work on which, il ia
said, he is st present engaged, bat on
the contrary would, by location and as.
ISOLATION, materially assist him in his
patriotic purpose. Governor Graham
and Mr. George Davis, of North Caro-
lima, will not accept the position for sat
lstactoTy reasons. Ex-President Davis
Is the one man out OF the State who
could infuse new life into the sluggish
veins Of old Chapel Hill; indeed he is
perhsPs the one man who can give the
University Of North Carolina at the
start guaranteed career Of brilliant sue.
cess on q basis promising permanency.~
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THE very interesting account, which
appeared il the APPEAL a few days
since, Of the killing Of George Miller
and the robGiDg Of the Union bank 81
Jackson, Tennessee, should have been
credited TO the Jackson Sun. This srti-
Gle was fall Of thrilling interest, highly
creditable to our enterprisiHg cotempo-
rary, and he should have full credit for
it, which We regret was not properly
given at the time OF publication 10 the
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The NERRO,s FRIEEn

The fste'oi the Fresdmen's bank did
Auch toward opening the eyes Of the
caoTed people. 1t convinced them that
the white Radicals, who pretended to
love them so dearly, only desired to use
Them for their selfish purposes. Almost
every Gsy We read some account of the
manner in which the negro has been
S"Indied 10y the carpetbsgger. A case
mas recently occurred which should fur
AIsh another warning as 70 the viIlsiny
OF tie carpetbsgger. In TIE last State
canvass in Alabama, Aleck White, and
man calling himself Rev. J. I. Jemi-
son, and claiming to be kinsmsn of
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5OTICE Ia BANKRUPTCY.

IN the District Court Of the United States. fo,.
the District Of West TeDnesSee.-In the mat
ruPtCy.
To the Creditors OF said Bankrupt:
TAKE NOTICE, That a general meeting Of
L the creditors of said bankrupt will he EeI1
al the office OF I. J. Latham, ESQ, Register in
BanATuptcy FOR said District, at 6aemphis No.
80 second street, ON the 18Th day Of August,
d9a1, 81 - o CLOCK am, for the purpose OF de-
claring first and mai dividend
sIso give notice That L have filed nv final
accounts as ass gnee OF the estate OF said
bankrupt IN Fald Court, ard that on the 18th
DAY OF August, next, shall apply to said
Court Tor the settlement o; my acceunts and
discharge nom all liability as assignee Of
saLu esis In accordance with the prOvisfOng
o. the 18th section Of an act of Congress en-
iltlel = An act 10 establish uniform system
OF Oankruutcy throughout the United States p
approved March ., lso7
Jy3l Sa /. N.6NOWDEN a ssfrn
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CULLEOKA INSTITUTE,
ManFy County, Tenn,

r. W. WEBB, A. M............J. NJ. WEBB, AN
SITUATED AMONG THE HILLS OF
y Middle Tennessee, on y. & d. z. r. IS
miles south of Nashville. Students enjoy the
advantages Of good water, pure air and com
Portable homes in the best famIies-in that Of
the principals If preferred. In tine CONNER.
cal Course, the use (readiug, writing and
speaking) and principles grammar, rhetoric
and critici5m) Of the English Language. Geo
graphy, History, Elements OF Science, Math-
ematics and housekeeping are thoroughly
taught, The Classical course includes the
studies mentioned, together with the critical
reading Of standard Latin, Greek, French aud
German authors. Those who complete the
above are prepared to pursue a University
course with profit. Board including fuel
lights and hing, So per month. Tuition
per session OF 20 weeks, So. The next session
begins August 8, 1875.
The Principals enjoyed a four years pTepar-
atOry training by the Binghams OF y. O., and
were first honor men In their respective
classes at the University OF n. C., under Gov.
swan 5 administration. We refer by permits
sion to Bishops Paine, McTyeiTe and aarviu;
Hon. Vim. s Fleming and Rev J. c. Mitchell,
ID. D., Pastor Presbyterian Church, Columbia
Tenn; Rev. W. StOddert, Pastor Presbyterian
church, Lynnvlller Tenn. Send Tor circulars
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HOTICE IN BAEERUsrCv

II the District Court OF the United statas To-,
yer OF Louis Lechenet, Bankr1pt.-in BanE-
10 tAS cIeGlLors Of said bankrupt:
MAKE NOTICE. that q gpDsrai ,,,,..,
4 tne creditors OF the said oankrupt viii ~
ned at the Oftice Of 7. J. Latham, Esc.. ReeIs1
VI ~ u %, b%nhi uptcy ior said district at Men
A"YuSI 1910, st y O'Clock, am, for the puT 80 ~
OF declaring nrst and final dividend pO'o
also give you notice that l nave A. -, -
nnGl accounts as assignee OF the estg1 ca ny
SalG DaL krupt, IN said Court, and y ~ % liz
Isl uay OF august next, l shalt a. NV 10 soI'J
Court Tor the settlement of my So "a ~ 1880 ~ SstI
ana FOR discharge from All 'tahifitSC ~ IIs'
slgnee OF salc estate, In sccor dance win r.,
Provisions OF the &th section OF The Act ~
loTln system OF Bankru Vrcy tbr0DL - III III
United states ePprOveSi March , ist5S " 'Ho
,-o. u OL.JRIDGE, Assignee
IJo No. - Madison sfrset
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Administrator NOtiee.

HAVING taken out letters n, ,4--,,-.-.---
- uOn upon the estate OF ChaT,es CIIIts =
deceased, all persons having claims s0aI,ISs
sald estate are hereby notified to prese1 sans
a. the state Female College, near the III 81 80
memphis, tennessee, or TO our gftO-, rJ VI
CitaPp q Aenx, No. 10 Union street, I'm ssi3
CITY, WllHln me time prescribed bv Iaw 49, ~.
same 5haIi be fore YER barred, ana ibG I1"I OF
Dc Dted 10 said estate will please CONS t m
au9 settle at once. oA4o forward
HARRIET y. COLLINS
]. n. BARTON, AdToirtr,.
MEMPHIS, TENN. July % KS u aCOIs
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N0TICE ~ BANKRUPTCY.

IN the District Court of the United States for
the District of Yves. Tennessee-In the mat
ter OF I. :. Jukes, Bankrupt-Iu Bauk-
ruptCy.
To the Creditors OF said BANKRUPT.
TAKE NOTICE, That 1 have fIed nv final
L accounts as assignee OF the estate OF said
Bankrupt, in said Court, and that on the 10Th
day OF August, next, l shall apply 20 said
COURT for the settlement OF my accounts and a
discharge from all liability as assignee OF said
estate, In accordance with the provisions OF
tins 18th section of the act Of Congress entitled
- An act 90 establish a uniform system OF
bankruptcy throughout the United States"
approved March 2, 1867.
iy3I T. 7. RISK AssIgraa
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Ga ANGEEEsY SALE
OF
II. = & g. e: 6 ~ q ~ 3
On Saturday, August 2, 1885,

No SSH the Second Chancery Court of
Shelby county, TENNESSEE. J. Mhoon,
guardian, ETC, vs. Annie AbeTcrOn1ble ct a
DH virtue OF an order Of sale made in this
ID cause. on July 6, 1875, minute book g. pages
SOS and S09 Will sell, at public auction, to the
highest bidder, within legal hours, in front of
the comfy court house, corner Main and Pop
lar streets, city of Memphis Tennessee,
Saturday, August z, 1875,
the following described real estate to-wit: Be-
ginning on ". Hardin's south line, 50 chains
west OF his southeast corner, running thence
southwardly o line parallel with the east
line of 5O-acre tract belonging 10 Annie 4 ber-
crombie TO the northeast bank OF Cypress
creek, thence down said creek with its mean,
deIings 10 its intersection with said Hardin's
south line, thence east with said Hardin's
south line l534 chains TO the beginning, con-
tanning lI54 acres more Or less, being the west
portion Of the said Annie Abercrombie's So
acre tract, situate, lying and being in the
county o. Shelby, Tenn essee.
Terms OF Sale-One.thtrd cash, balance in 6
and IL months, notes with approved security.
Lien retained, redemption barred.
This July y, 1873.
VI. d. l. STEWART, Clerk and Master,
Ey Geo. Ialiery, ID. {. and "a.
{. ". Frazer, Sol. TOR Complainant. jyl3
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NEW FIRM.

WE HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED
w ourselves together under the name and
style of STANTON, POTTER d CO., for the
purpose of dong a RhOIsssis Grocery
Provision and General OIlBs sSsiGE bust :.
w. 4. Staley, late with ID. Il. Townsend, 10
take charge of the office. Would solicit, and
will make iberaj advances, prompt safes and
returns on cOnsisnments, Bringing as we do,
an experience Of over 6 quarter OF a century
in a similar line Of business in fhiS city,JhIuk
we know the wants CT the trade, and are an
chasers in our line, and would ask Unat they
call upon us on or about Septenb Der MS,
when we propose having C Drrplete stock of
Staple Groceries and Provisions. no. RIA
Front street, between Madison and Court
J. =. ST ANTON,
CHAS. POTTER.
MEMPHIS, July Is, 1875, iVl5
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BOTICE IL BANKRUPTCY.

In the District Court Of the United Staten p,
the District Of West Tennessee-tn the TCtH
Yer Oh Iayi0r q Duthn, Of Memphis, y{aItt-
rUpts-Jn Bankruptcy Dahk-
'aE undersigned hereby gives nCtica NJ E,is,
4 appointment as assignee q T Ta OF ms
Duthn, OF Memphis, Shelby cOrnt,- ay LOI *
see. FRED. Z, ANDERSsGS+i itnnes-
Memphis, July Is, 1875. '>'' assignee;
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Gin REPAIRING,

DLANTERS can have their Gin Saws Filed
/ in the best possible WAY, and their Gins
thoroughly Overhauled and put IN No. / order,
by B. W. HICKMAN. He can also furnish the
Old-style HOrse-POwer Of the best timber, with
iron baudwheeI shaft. BulldS Gins, Gin
Feeders, LinteCs, and Filing Machines TO
order. Can furnish almost any variety of Gin
material. a few second hand Gins for sale.
Fur further particulars inquire of
B. W. HICKMAN,
iyl7 No. 665 Main St., Memphis, Tenn.
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HOOKER FE@ALE COLLEGE, Lezing-
ton, Ky.-Faculty able. Extensive grounds.
Excellent buildings, l6J by IS feet, four strries
containing l25 apaTtments-nic5 recitation,
ornamental, play and bath rooms; warmed
by steam and lighted with gas. Only two
young ladies' occupy room. Cost Of in
pTOvrmentS over 100000 FAN term COM
menCeS september b. 1875. For cata logues,
address, j. NJ. HOOKER, PrOprietOr. fE27
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EOTGCE ES BAERpUPFrv

N I'M IG 1s r e., T21Ti e. the United States for
Yer Ts 81 o. mo Marcy, OF Memphis, Ban at
BE undersigned hereby gives nottooo 81, -
4 appointment as assignee y, H., HO,ice OF his
MenI MS, shelby county, Tenpesses- ~ al KEY OF
Memphis, July D, 1875. q 'ASs t.;dS
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Saturday, Aug So :9s, 1875,

the following described real estate, or so much
theFeOi as may be necessary 70 satisfy the
Judgmt ut herein, tO-wit: situate IN Shelby
county, state Of Tennessee, on the southeast
corner Of Fourth and Kerr streets Chelsea
being IA feet front Oh Fourth street and I4S(z
feet on Kerr street.
Terms Of Sale-Un credit of six months,
note with approved security, lien retained
equity o. redemption barred.
Ihis July 26, 1873.
Nj. d. l.. STEWART, Clerk and Master,
by George hallcry, Deputy Z. ana NJ
Malkar & InrrIlan- Al W. IL
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA

Opens October ! continues through nine
~ months. 1t is organized n schools on the
elective system, with full courses in Classics,
Literature, Science with practice in Chemical
and physical Laboratories. in Law, Medicine,
tnglneeringr Teaching and agriculture. APP
ply for Catalogues TO JAMES r. HARRISON,
Chairman, Z. .. University OF Virginia, A be-
aInrle County, Virginia. iyI3
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CHA,AGEES9 SALE
OF
IA q a Z HIS tate
On Saturday, August 2, 1876.

no; l23S.-In the Second Chancery Court OF
shelby county, Tennessee. D. Williams.
ct ALI rs.J +. Sellers, ct al.
DY virtue of al order of sale made in the
ID above cause, Gu JUL 3, 1875, minute book
6, pages Sl6 and 347 will sell at public auc-
tlonr 20 the highest bidder, on
Saturday, August z, 1875,
within legal hours, in front OF the county
courthouse corner Main and Poplar streets
Memphis Tennessee, the following described
real estate, tO-Wit. in the city OF Memphis
county OF Shelby and state of Tennesseei and
described as follows: Lot S in block So In
South Memphis, beginning at the Intersection
of the east side of the alley, between Main
and shelby streets, with the north side of
IrezeVant street and running thence east
ward with the north side OF Irrelevant street
81 feet, thence northward at right angles with
Irezegant street $50 feet, thence westward So
feet 10 east side OF said alley, thence SOUTH
ward ~lth east side OF the alley $50 eet to the
beginning.
Terms Of Saloon a credit OF six months.
purchaser executing note bearing interest
from date Of SAFE, with approved security, lien
retained, redemption barred.
This July p 1875.
H. ID. L. STE WART, Clerk and Meter.
BY Geo. hallery, ID. Q. and NJ.
AeTlwetheT & Scales, Soils. for CompI'ts, iyI3
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SOUTHERN HOME SCHOOL,

IO7 and 1919 N. Charles street, Baltimore
III Md. Established 1872. nOarGipg and
day school for young ladies. PrinclpalE-Mr
and Mrs. Wilson NJ. Cary, Mrs. General John
Pegram.
ES-French the Language spoken. JyZ7
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CRANCERY SALE
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On Saturday, August IS, 1875.

No. ui9.-In the Second Chancery Court OF
Shel1y county, tennessee. j. Kaiser vs..
Catherine Kaiser.
Df virtue Of an order OF sale nade in this
ID cause, on the Z2t CT June, 1919, NJ. b. g. DID,
as au- "a, will sell at pubic auction. TO the
highest bidder, within legal hours, in front OF
the county courthouse, corner Main and
Pop-ar streets. Memphls. Tennassaa. On