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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-27

n LII thN pi'D I-Nph Noh'f''e"
with the vaiorouS old lady who figures
III :he following, all the platforms an"
resolutions and legislation ever aimed
ii the Central Pacific are mere thistle
down:
The train of the branch line Of the
Central Pacific between Oakland and
Berkeley was stopped by an old lady
Yesterday. The company had laid
track across her land in spite of her
refusa! 70 accept the terms offered for
right OF way. AS the first train ap-
preached she deliberately sat down on
tho track, and when the train came TO
). hal, and the employees advanced to
remove her. she drove them back with
a revolver. The train and employees
finally withdrew i'll good order.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-27

President Grant and Governor
Ilayes are OH the most cordial terms
the stories OF liars and mischief breed
crs to the contrary. Notwithstanding.
Having an important appointment to
make, recently, in Cincinnati, Grant
submitted the matter TO Hayes and
acted on his Judgment.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-27

"A. c. whitmorc native Of Michi-
gan sho. himself through the heart
because his sweetheart, LILLY"
somebody had "throwed off" on him.
Il is at San Jose that this love-lorn
tragedy took place.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-27

Josiah Caldwell in answer to letter
from Mrs. General Sherman, (Blaine's
cousin, sticks to his story about
Blaine and the Tom Scott kilograms.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-27

Sojourner Truth is dead. Quite nat
ura;ly she died in New York. The
atmosphere Of that metropolis has al
ways proven fatal to members of that
family.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-27

Tho President refuses to call upon
volunteers to fight the Sioux. He is
sustained in his opinion that there are
enough regular troops for the service
required by Generals Sherman and
Sheridan.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-27

THE DANGER OF TOO MUCH COLD
wArER.-A Louisville telegram says
that Hon. J. J. Hickman, head OF the
Order Of Good Tcmpl.rs throughout
the world, il confined to his bed at
the Louisville Hotel in this city, with
. dangerous abscess in the throat.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-27

I. took eight wives to satisfy Henry
Wakefield of Alameda county. lie
had 'em all at once. Now he is to re-
ceive sentence for committing bigamy.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-27

The Columbiads are tryin: to have the
ceunsy seat Of Esmsralda county removed
from Aurora to their camp.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-27

LUrrRELL.-The Reno Evening Ga
zstte (which, as We hsve always sup
posed) has Democratic leaninss. copies
what We said about Luttrell and adds
the following:
Luttrell has done some good work in
Congress, but more as bid for popular
ity than for any good intentions. He j.
a demagogue, and We have known Of his
making statements before Congress that
he knew were false. He is man OF in
ferior abilities as Congressman. but
makes a mos. excellent wire puller.
When he is Jealous it is that frothy stuff
which disgusts instead of exciting admi-
ration. He attacked the Indian policy,
but made it q personal matter; and ss-
sayed to reap honor in the Chinese fight,
but abler men took these matters into
hand. and Mr.. L. took . back seat. His
constituents of the Third Congressional
District of California should compel him
at the next election, if not before at the
Convention. to take stay -at-home- seat
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-27

\ bill has been introduced in the
Lower House Of Congress to abolish
the 20 cent piece. We guess it ought
to be melted up.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-27

Tx Mayor .Avord is spoken Of as
the probable Republican candidate for
member Of Congress from tho San
Francisco District.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-27

Crickets are playing havoc with the
crops in Bull Run Valley, Elko
county. In some instances entire
crops have been destroyed.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-27
I 0 R E n T.

4 MILK RANCH. ON THE WARM
"A Springs Rosd, containing $40 acres Of
splendid hay and pasture land: with dwelling
house barn for sixty cows, milk houses ana
eyerythipe suitable for milk dairy. Apply at
the law ONCE OF 7. W. W. DAVIES
July -, 1916. In
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-27

The San Francisco Democracy are
going through the dismal and empty
formality of choosing Presidential
Electors.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-27

A HAYES and Wheeler Club has been
organized at Reno.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-27

The weather has grown cool in Phil
adelphia and visitors at the Ccnten-
NAL are doing better than they did.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-27

adelphia and visitors at the Ccnten-
NAL are doing better than they did.
Henry Ward Beecher Will get $500
each for three lectures in Keokuck.
Let's all get true inwardness.
MOUNTAIN fever prevails at Verdi.
There are no less than four men sick
with it in one cabin.
The meek but efficient potato bug is
canvassing New York and seems
likely to carry the same.
Caleb Cushing is sick in England.
Short OF Doughnuts and cold sausage,
probably.
The Northern Pacific Railroad COM
PAW asks for an extension of time.
Wheat is arriving Al Stockton in
large quantities.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-01-05
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT sTRADY-FUTUREs QUIET
AND sTEADY-FLoUR QUIEr-wHEAT DULL
CORN QUIET-oATs DUIL,-PoRK QUIET
AND EoMINAI-LARD FIRMER-PETRoLEUM
oUIET-sP1RITs TURPKNTINE FIRMER-
RosN oUIET-ons oURr-wHIsKEY DULL
AND LowER-FREIGHTs QUIET AND LowzR-
coFFRE QUIET-sUGAR UNCHANGED.
TUESDAY, Jan. 4-6 p NJ
The merchandise markets stil dragged and bus ness
was small In almost everything On Change there was
very little life and very little business was done
Flour was quiet, but steady Wheat was dull and no m
nally EASIER the break in reghts exerting no ianu-
ence whatever Corn less active, and the dose
both new and old lower. Oats were dull Wits
key dull and lower. Pork dull and nominal Lard
was in demand and nrmer. Freights by steam decid-
eddy lower. Cotton steady. Coffee quiet and
steady Spirits turpentine nrmer quiet and
unchanged. OILS quiet and unchanged Petroleum
was quiet Sugar still quiet and unchanged
still quoted sac. sac for pots pearls
norninally &c.
ASrrzoST unchanged. Quoted at I4e. i45<c. for
reEulus-
BKEswGx steady; 1000 lbs. Southern sold At 32Kc ;
quoted At 3le. a SIC for Western and southern.
BRoon CoRK In fair demand steady prices. We
quote Brush short green choice Sc ioc hurl green
7c oc; green, medium, 7c- DC. red red tipped 50
&c
CANDLES quiet We quote :--Sperm, zoe. sperm
patent. Macy'a Ssc. stearc r. Mitchell Co.'S uootJ
77e. zec- adamAntus az II. i6 orr, IKE tic. .
parAfhne. a.. 6s and l2's. zoe. s21e.
CoPFKE-The market for Rio was quiet but steady We
note Of 23s2 bags Cleta private terms
Baltimore 1900 bags, May Queen, private
The the outports is follows Galveston 1900
bags; at New Orleans. 2oe64 do Mobile 100 do al
Savannah 25Oo do; at Charleston 1850 do Hampton
Roads el64 do Baltimore 671 IT'S do AAdat load
United states 70 November ~ liS bagsi
chased for United States Let inst, l650OO DO We
quote s-Ordinary 1915 l6hc fair do. l7c
IKE good do. 1sc lsh4c-. prime do. tS<c
Santos, fair to good l754c lssc gold ninety days;
Java. governments bags, 26c- 27G do grass alta
poo 2so sngaaPors DO, zoe 22e Ceylen, Zee
jamaica l5c 1875 ST. Domingo l6t4c. loac Porto
Rico ISc- lec. Costa Rica. 1916 2Oc. haccassar
zoe 22c Mexican, 1sc- lee- Manila. lsc Toe An.
gostura, 1870 zoe 5avana, 1sc 2Oc Curacao lsc
q 19c
The market for spot cotton fairly aetive and
closed with the steady BY revision In quotations
ordinary shows decline Of c src. ordinary and good
binary decline OF Lice and middling and tho
grades advance Of Lice The other grades Of white
ton unchanged Quotations for all grades Of stained
marked down 10 Futures quiet and steady.
The closing prices today compare with Mondays closing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-01-05

70 prime sc a7'ic Louisiana. fair 70 prime exc 7c
e 81 pc hHngoon, fair 80 GOOD o'ae va rssna
sfS e was without change quoted at 81 rs 81 %
soa or foreign and 81 40 currency per cent ior
an.a .. ss6 ioS raw Qas. and UNCHANGED Ro
ssc do osen'rfqsai. sEas and boxes sy' No. to
REQ Tnas soSa Sndi 10 1T Prime SS1s re
ara ioc ioSe OF ~ "a ee0ee s'lc SIC stand.
1 l91S powdered ,osS loSe los granulsred 1859 a
TA.L9w-The %srke' was duh and heavy; $1,000 lbs.
Tl%9SaS SSa " vas sc quiet We ono,,.p, ,,.
Straits, ioAc a ialzc; English I56c is%c; Banca'
terne. 50 ~ 50 SIX N''- y ~ COKE - % - 'o'
,TenAGoo-rhe general MARKET was quiet We sales
dries at 7c loc u Massachusetts and 40 cases
Ohio crop ofls74 private terms and 100 bales Havana
VIskkY.-Receipts2Is bills whiskey and s54 bblshigh
wines The market duh and lower; about l5o bblA
are without noteworthy sales TO report
business reported in petroleum tonnage cram vessels IN
limited request The engAgemsnt we're TS layeIpoe er
700 bales cotton. I'd i3s2d s0ob boxes bacon ass
London per team 1900 bushels grain io per lbs.
and ISoSt So09 psesases provisions At COS 40 Ssss by
BARK $50 ons laid the berth for general at
S private ss bssGa Sa
small Quantity Of tobacco In hhdA at f7s, cd 10
10 Rotterdam steam IL carriages Ss per ~
cubic feet The charters Italian bark hence
Cork for orders with 900 quarters grain at Is Cd and $40
gratuy third in bags; British brig hence London,
with 2OlO quarters do AZ 6s 3D. all In bags; Norwegian
bark NOV at Chareston from Baltimore 90 Cork tor orders
with SJOO quarters grain, To Cd British bark GA
tons now at Tybee thence for With 45OO
quarters do 7s onehird in bags German ship 9
from Savannah to Liverpool, with
ship from New Orleans 90 do at d thence 70 Havrc,
with do, at l3l6c; British bark 20 arrived from Balt
more 80 Antwerp with 5000 bbs refined PEI roleum
German ship, thence 20 Rotterdam with 200 bills do al
5s British bark hence TO Havre Bordeaux with
500 bills nsphtha at 5 British bark 20 arrive by 10Th
Of this month, otherwise cancelled, from Phadephi
baltimore TO continent Dutch, with 65O0 bbs crude
refined petroleum at As Sd British bark hence Ant
werp, with 1900 bills crude do 4s Cd German bark
hence TO Bremen with $500 bbls. refined do At s..
I'd Norwegian bark. hence 20 Morgan PIN,
with 1000 bills naphtha at S. Cd Swedish brig hence
Exeter, with about l.s0O bills do at Is British bark
hence 70 United Kingdom direct with 800 bbls residum,
A. es d three ships with cotton reported 20 tho Russian
Ratio rom New Orleans, at 2l-32d Lied, and one,
thence TO Amsterdam with do, at NE; schooner
ported from fhiladelphia 70 Port Royal with 50 20
ana back TO New York from Woodstock Mia with $50
lumber at 81 rs per one thence savannah with zen
ern 81 and back Woodstock Mills 10 PIla
deipha. with ls5 N lumber, at IS -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-01-05

n Always HAVE MONEY TO LOAN on COOL
4 New York city Mortgages without bonus. Principal
aearng 70 BORROW oR1kvEsT, apply 70
u l. aEkAx. kks RrasdxH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-01-05
$1,000 $50 ess " $1,000 81. 81. lloH

oOUO " n " ISL, eA c.
6OOO w est U 4 c. 1900
1000 Bur,C X 4 NJ LIST
2OOO Alb A Sus I'd. -.
~ shs Bk OF Com. KID
so Am Ex Bank $50.
25 Del A Hud Can. -.
100 Mar l. a M, as p.b c
100 Quick Min pit. b Z
IIll a aae lin Tai hr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-01-05

Cable dispatches to-day report further decline Of
from Id to I'd. in the price of wheat at Liverpoo-a
very natural sequence 10 the publication OF the com
paratve quantities in store at that port December
81 1875 and 1874 being 79s 613 quarters against l4
an increase Of SOS, 4O2 quarters
ANOTHER COMPETING RourB
Dispatches from Grand Haven, Mich, late De-
cember 81 1875 report "reghts that port from Mil
waukee stil very lively. Christmas three vessels
brought about $500 tons; Tuesday the Amazon
brought sol tons; Wednesday the Minneapolis
brought COO tons; yesterday the Forest City arrived
with 900 bushels Of wheat and to-day the Amazon Is
expected with about 500 tons Of miscellaneous freight
The freight facilities OF the Detroit and Milwaukee
Railroad taxed to their utmost capacity. The
elevator works hnely." This freight, II bound East
passes over the Detroit and Milwaukee Railroad TO De-
troit and thence east by either the Grand Trunk
Great Western of Canada.
STREET RuMoEs.
To-day asserted very positively that the Lake
Shore directors tomorrow wednesday, would declare
yearly dividend OF two per cent upon the
common stock Of the company.
II also reported that the Chicago, Milwaukee
and St Paul Company next April would pay fourteen
per dividend consolidated bonds its preferred
stockholders, the being for two years, and the
advance In the price OF the preferred and decline in
that OF the common stock lends color TO the report
/; was reported that another American railroad was
in the London market for q loan Of 81 500 900, and
probably would be negotiated to-day.
II curious comment upon the freaks OF specula-
ton that to-day while the Lake Shore poo add
Ing TO their purchases, the assumption OF small
dividend being declared tomorrow, the shorts" In
Erie stock were buying that. on the supposton that
the stock TO be assessed by the action Of the Lon
don bondhoiders' meeting
A telegram from San Francisco states that the Con-
soBdated Virginia Mine produces ESQ tons OF ore
per day, which is equal TO $1,Soo,ooo per week The
Consolidated Virginia Mine have bought the Gould 4
Curry property at Seven-mile Cavern where
concentrating works will be erected
The amount OF treasure shipped from San Francisco
TO ali points in 1876 was $43, 027, 726
FREIGHT RArKs
The general freight agents Of the Eastern "pooT'
lines held meeting at Chicago Monday, TO eQualIzs
local rates This the only business transacted
!t Is believed that the rates weakening and
will shortly be reduced
ANTHoYr EoTHscHILD,
whose death Is announced BY cable the second son
Of Nathan the third OF the original brothers, and was
born in London in lsla He was created baronet in
1915
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-01-05

At - otge April 200 at 10 25s2c. 400 az 10 isIee
500 at IS sls bales 100 a. e 100 SS n sh at 70
iVg q - 1870 100 a ~ SS1s s 10 At l5r9i ,s
go .. Is9Se, zoo Il Is iisse, 700 stLs'se 800 a
- SIC zoo az l3' 800 a. rs ~ 1s Co nsrS R az 2
Nav Zoo M ABs i49 :. y June los at .s o5 At
4 9,32e 100 a. ~ 5lee July, 100 at A l555e Total
s bales Grand total sses The r S a. me
vHss Mobile sll5 savannah ,2Oli Shsriesson No.
ton GS saa Tos SEX bales day
last week 80 4e2 bales This day last yea5 800 Ssss
closed =. fGliOwsmTO HSvrs By steam c 10 Hamburg
py.ss y lc s To To ~ ss T Zee
san. sled alIs9d Market steady.
S soo With S'Ss ss s9 g bsg g. g. g "a n
do 50 50 SO empty hogsheads Sc SO; hOops II feet
ordinary to prime, S7 $40 per NJ hoops. II feet do
use sse old sheatning &C, mixed ots. lsc. gle
meta-New sheathing and bronze. 22e bolts. 2sc nails
coRDAGK unchanged. We quote manila barge and
s small Is' per e i4ss se DO eoSSdisge bolt
Inns lisS l2%s New Zealand As iSSe Russia ,zn
DRUGs GC.-Opium WAS quiet and without impof tant
change quoted y "a s7f gold bond u 10
selling zoe. a, 75c for Job lots aud 7oS a TO
CSC Saffron American n was aaet AZ so Spanish
was in fair demand At 81 so So Galangal root in
@and AZ. 81 60 81 IS for Newfoundland, ana
:; ~ 10 for Norwegian Rhsbsrb was auis.
oc &c for Jamaica SoacSsd Roc6se salts 1 we're still
Boxes Us wa, Sf s. s 90 o PST o w 'S
iesay g 9a SIS Morphine ,, was in spos demand
81 20 g. A9 90 was Il TSy so0a SS@sne at
pc for Pignate zoe SOC. for small GuEaIsa sse for
and 2oc 2se gold for Spanish solid Ginseng firm a
ior western senoES root was still STEADY az SO
sseis were qSlet but steady We quote California
sc gold or White po@SerodA seS I2 es sar 1so
for red do Quicksilver was quiet az 75c a97,.S. god
Ergots was nrm at Toe for inierer aud
lec for American pure Licoree root was still quiet Al
Tefe dull ana sc Se eursasy sG ss Sss& buds
t9rpentne was quiet ut lsc Gum arabic steady at
Essential oils remained quiet and Unchanged wo
an0ts e.. Hs s oil eergs%ot 81 90 nms,Os finest
u 4oa " So eroon oil So ls OIL ctronel soc ssl oS
oil Gives s. s e S SsS9dsG oil is%on sS
derson,S 81 IS; oil wintergreen, So 25 oil Sassafras
changed We note sales Of 50 ons soda sh IS tons sa
casks beanbn SOFA TO IONS essro SOFA ana ~
range Of the following figures We quote Soda ash,
caasie soda & % Scarb SODA 4. %s.c oo al Eod
geSchSs p1yaer 70 2c currency snoer eare soda
fEArnERs unchanged 5000 lba strictly prime soia
at ose quoted az osc COO for prime 62c 64e for choice
PismAt nough in light demand the market for dry cod
s. Macksro were in light supply sales ce%prsed 800
flax arrived by the Steamship George Cromwell
put mo sales have ye been made held a. $24 s for No.
sealed and 22e for No We quote Georges Bank cod
40. larg no SIG Box herring. No. l. 2sc- 25c !;
FLOUR AND GRAIN-Receipts-F Flour 81 go bills wheat
20 5o bushels; meal 600 bbs and 1853 corn
ao Flour quiet but the market ruled steady for all
kinds The saes including State Western and southern
was quiet sales comprised only about 400 sacks
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-01-05

The exports OF produce from this port for the week
ending today were s4Ol2 S2s against 81, 240 2so for
he corresponding week in 1875 and 81 POS o75 1874
rHE UEIrED Stairs TREASURY.
The Assistant Treasurer paid Qua to-day $50 600,
gold account OF interest, and $3.50 900 In redemp-
zion Of nvetweny bondA The sub-rreAsurcr has thus
FAR paid ST. 900 OF January interest
Washington advices report-Coin in Treasury, s7o.-
s24 AS OIL; currency ST. III, sH So deposits By GER
uncaes, $685. ,ooo certificates tSl, lss. 800;
outstanding legal tenders t37 s2l 200 The Treasury
disbursements during December as follows:-Mis-
eellanoous, $500 2s4 81; War. s2s3o,2ls ~; Navy.
fl,56o,4'2 10; Interior indians and pensonsh
$sHo,st3 "a Total, s14,o1I, $50 n This does not
clude payments for interest principal Of public debt
The national bank notes received for redemption to-day
amount 70 100000; revenue receipts s24o.o
toms receipts to-day, $500 600 Secretary Brstov Gays
he shall walt reasonable time see whether Con-
gr'ss VIII take any action his recommendations be.
lore attempting 70 place any bonds the market
TIE FOREIGN HkHKKr.
Two hundred and SIXTY one thousand pounds bullion
were Withdrawn from The Bank OF England on balance
to-day American securities are Grrn Consols are
easier for money, % 1l-le and for account 90 1914
IN Frankfort United States bOadz new aYeG are eek.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-01-05

future delivery she sales follow
after two MJAnuary 100 AZ l3<o. 800 ~ $50,
kebrastx kQo ~ ~ ll-s2e. G~eh. 200 ~ ~ Lz2c~ kQo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-01-05
MONEY MARKET.

Rates for call loans to-day the Stock Exchange
have ruled at per cent, gold, with exceptions at T.
currency, and LEA bonus closing arm at Z gold. While
from Chicago there is return Of currency to this
centre is not equal 10 the drawn for from
other points Sterling exchange weak, with ae-
tual business at 81 IS for sixty day and sight
bills respectively
THE GOLD MARKEr
Gold opened and closed at u2H with sales in the
interim at ll2k 1l2H. The rates paid FOR carrying
we're 9. Ga, I, and per cent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-01-05

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-20

MEMPHIS THEArER. - Tonight Miss
Genevieve Rogers. a beautiful aud ac-
complished actress, will appear at the
Theater as Maud Muller" in a dOmes-
tic and American drama Of that name.
Maud Muller al the summer day
kaked the meadows, sweet With hay.
Miss Rogers will be supported by the
very good dramatic company under the
management Of Frank L Aiken. This
play has been spoken Of in the highest
terms by tSe press of other cities, and
Miss Rogers has been the recipient Of
the favors OF her audisnce avery where.
By many she is called another Clara
Morris, upon whose head when more
years nave passed, will rest the brightest
Of l@aurela. New scenery has been paint
ed and the theater has been put in new
dress for the occasion.
WASHINGTON STREET VARIErIEs.-This
temple Of variety amusement is open
nightly for the entertainment Of the pub
lie. Stage manager Marsh Adams pre-
sents attractive programmes nightly,
consisting of negro sketches, vocal ard
instrumental music and terpsichorian
feats. The energetic proprietor of the
Varieties, untiringin his efforts to please
the public, has secured four new per-
formers, who are drawing crowded houses
this week. Tonight novel attractions
will be presented by a number of new
performers.
MEMPHI OPERA HOUSE Tonight
the Opera House on Jefferson street,
batween Main and Second, opens under
the management of Messrs. Evans &
Starr, with Wheeler's living stataary and
variety troupe of female artists as the
attraction for the week. The managers,
Messrs. Evans & Starr, promise a first
class variety show, with a continual
change Of attractions.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-20

,t~rustee's Sale.


WHEREAS. D. l.. FURGES0N AND
w MaryT Furgeson, by their deed of trust
dated the 3lst day of December, in the year Of
our Lord eighteen hundred and seventy-three,
and recorded 10 the Register Office Of Shelby
county Tenenessee, in book No. 10l, at page
98. conveyed to the undersigned trustee, the
following described real estate. lying and be-
ing situate in SHELBY county, Tenne see. in
Fort Pickering, CON encing OF a point 40
feet on Fifth street, south Of the southwest
corner If Fifth and 0sines streets; thence
west parallel with Gaines street 4Oi feet TO
Fourth street; thence north with the east side
of Fourth street 140 feet TO Gainea street;
thence east with tue south side OF Gaines
street 400 feet to Fifth street; thence sou. n
with the west side Of Fifth street l4O feet to
the point of beginning, which conveyance was
made 10 secure the payment OF certain prom
issory notes in said deed described. And.
whereas. several of said notes have become
due and remain unpaid, now therefore public
notice is hereby gwen that !, the undersigne
trustee, at the request OF the legal holder O
SAID notes, and In pursuance Of the provisif nj
In said coed Of trust, will, on Ih8rsO Az
the 2Iat day ~ December. 1875. ~ A.
corner Of Madistr. and Main streets, in Mem.
phis, Shelby county. Tennessee, hetw cen th
hours Of 10 o'clock am aud 4 o'olocF pm al
that day, proceei to sell the property above
described AZ public venduo, for cEsh, to fhs
highelt bidder, to satisfy said notes and lnte.
rest. together with tho COTS and exp1psss o,
this trust. Tho title to this properly Is Ia
lieyed TO be good, but / make no wgrranties.
A. M. BkITT0>I, Trustee'
Charles Kortrecht and J. W. 6caleA, Solicit
0rB. 6q.98