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the main higher; Nc. 2 mixed, strictly
fresh, 44c BID Oats steady and firm;
No. 2 34Ic. Pork strong and higher,
closing a little off; best price so Is
Lard come sales rather higher at Is 20
Gl3, 25e.Bulk meats steady and firm at
81, l2t@I2.c. Whisky, 81 "a bid, 81 O44
asked.
CINCINNATI, March 16.-Flour dull,
81 s5CG5 rs Wheat quiet but steady,
81 O5ld1 25. Corn unsettled and lower,
47c. Oats steady, with moderate de-
mand, 36942a. Pork nominal, $2S.
Lard easter, IS 1870; kettle, 1901 =.
Bdlk meats eteady, With a moderate de-
mand, Ss@si, IL, 12ic. Bacon s'eaoy,
with moderate demand, 81, IL, 1890.
Whisky, 81 o.. Butter 10 fair demand
aud higher; choice, 32(935c; medium,
25@2sc.
ST. LOUIS, March l6.-Flour quiet.
Wheat higher; No. . red winter, 81 Az
bid March, and 81 50 April. Corn active
and higher; No. mixed, A(94i32
Oats inactive; No. 2, 32c on track, and
33ic in warehouse. Whisky 81 %.
Pork quiet at SD 75923-l4tter for Job
lots. Bulk meats firmer; held higher,
but no movement; round lots 81 So l2s,
l2f912sc. Bacon steady; only joobing
and order trade. Lard firmer at 13tc de-
livered first April; kettle, up country,
1917. Hogs-iemand active at 81 100
25 for packing.
NEW ORLEANS, March 16.-Sugsr
firm; common, 6t@6sc; fair, 797tc;
prime, 7s@7sc; choice, S,GS5c. Molasses
steady; fsrmenting, S0935c: prime, 4Oc.
Flour steady; superfna 81; double extra,
"a so; treble extra. SIS 2596 %; choice
and family, S7@7 20 CJrnmeal, dull at
50 IS. Corn quiet at 52@525c. Oats
quiet at 35@43c. Bran steady at SOC.
Hay quiet; prime, SIS; choice, $2O922-
Pork quiet at $24 50. Dry salt meats
firmer, 81, 1870 I34c. Bacon dull at
I0!, 13iG14c. Hams 6rP; choice su-
gar.cured scarce at 143(9l5c. Lard quiet
tierce, refined, 1870; keg, lac. Rice dull;
common to choice louisiana, 44C964c.
Coffee dull; ordinary to prime, l69lS4;.
Whisky steady; rectified, 81 099l 10.
NEW YORK, Marsh 16.-Flour Is
In feir demand and a shade firmer; gu
perfine State and western, 81 1904 So
st. Louis, IS 25@9. Cornmeal active
and firmer; western, 50 65(99 20. Wheat
better, with q moderate demand; No.
2 Chicago nominal at 81 2291 26. Corn
was shade better, with moderate de-
msnd; mixed western, new ungraded,
5S4G62tc. Oats more active and firm
er; mixed western and State, 42(94S4c.
Coffee quiet but firm; Rio jobbing at Ii
@19o gold; cargoes, 15@lSc gold
Sugar in fair demand. Molssses dull
English island, S5@45c; Porto REQ, &c
| assoc; New Orleans, $4,000. Petro'
ieum quiet; crude, Ssc; refined, l43c.
Pork firmer at $22 e7A Cut meats are
quiet; western long clear, 12s@l24c
city long clear, 13c. Lard firmer; prime
steam, l3.65@13.7Oc. Butter firm; west
erD, l6@3Oc; State, 2G935c. Whisky
| 81 09,
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| aundrIe.. Is muIss. 5 horses, IS head of

sundriest 10 muleF' nOISeSi % hee'u u
cattle.
LeVeo Paragraphs.
The sunny side was the ambition OF
levee loafers yesterday.
The City OF Chester departed for 81.
Louis Yesterday evening with five hun
dred and fifty.three bales OF cotton.
The aRobert Mitchell passing up to
| Cincinnati yesterday, added here seven
ty bales OF cotton, lot Of miscellaneous
freight, anc fifteen passengers.
The storm of Wednesday night and
Yesterday morning made tough times
for steamers sfoat. No damage occurred
to any, 80 far as heard from.
The Morgan passed down about half
past ten O'Clock yesterday, having on
board abodt fourteen hundred tons OF
freight, big lot Of stock, and her cabin
crowded with passenger.
The Thompson Dean got away for
New Orleans lest night with six hum
| bred and fihy-six bales Of Gotten, three
| thousand sacks oil-meal, two hundred
barrels pot 9toes, fifty tons Of wsyf eight,
81 d good trip Of cabin passengers.
The sky with clouds were overcast,
and the rain continued to fall until yes
terday morning just before day ight,
when q sudden change of tactics OF the
weather department Marched the Hood.
| burdened clouds into other localities,
leaving us in the enjoyment OF bright
| sunshine and clear sky. Inc north
west wind continued to fan our alabaster
nose with his frosty breath, but Old Sol
| kept IL in even temperature.
! Paducah NelUs: "Some time since it
was announced that the Ohio river was
cutting new channel to the Tennes-
see river at a point above Livingston
| point. AS this was q matter which
| seriously effects our city meeting of
the city council appointed committee
to 90 up there and examine into the
state of affairs. II this committee ever
did anything we are not advised OF 1t.
| It was thought that the abrasion could
| be stopped If the proper measures were
resOrted to, but nothing was done, and
| the Ohio has now cut through to the
| Tennessee about four miles above town,
| and two or three more flood bights OF
the river will cut channel through
there that will admit of the passage OF
the largest class Of steamers. Not only
this, but the rush of the water against
the west bank of the Tennessee will cut
it out and seriously affect our city.
| Heretofore P4ducah has been co lsidered
q safe ice.harbor during the severest
winters. Boats by going few hundred
yards above the mouth Of the Tennes-
see were perfectly safe from floating ice,
but il this channel cuts through sutti
cIently to pass steamers the ice will
come tearing down the Tennessee from
| p Jint four miles above US, thing I'M
known in history, and render our WHAT
unsafe for steamboats, to lay up during
the winter. We don't know that 1t is
yet too late to remedy the matter. At
all events it would be well enough to
look into the matter and see what can
be DONE"
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No. 956, O. r. D.-Barzilla Raney ct al. vs.; La
grange and Memphis Railroad Co Ell al.
Grand centennial losing sale OF fOF'
ON THURSDAY, MARCH 81, 1870, AND
~ continuing from day to day until the
property is disposed OF, at the southwest cor
Tenn. Pursuant to an order OF sale in the
above cause, from the Chancery Court, Will
sell, to the highest bidder, the following prop
erty, to-wit: Situated in Fort Pickering,
and known on the plan OF subdivisions as
Block l, 10 IL 81 "a D q 2 30 81 81 A; BLOCK 2,
lots Is ID ID % q y p %; Block g. lots
1915 Is q % 20 % 30; Block T. lots IS 20 q .
q; Block S, lots q % %; Block q, lots II II
IS % %; Block T. lots IS II u 10 II - 10 Y -
Block 8, lots 3 5 81 3; Block 9, lots SO SO
no IL 70 % o % 5 % 10 III Block 10, lots y Is II
1921 D % 81 81 80 80 AZ 49, Block H. lots 10 II Y IL
10 IS - %; Block r. lots 10 10 y % IL 40 u Is q p
lots 1855 ZS y - "a; Block -, lots 20 S 10
IA Is Is Il % % Y 80 10; Block 10, lots 10
X IA 81 p - q 25 % q % 81 - 81 80 80 20; Block
q, lots 4 7S9lOll IA; Block z, lots II % 2 :
Block %, lots 3 5; Block q, lots Z ~ ii y
I6i7ISI92 20 81 2 %; Block %, lots 10 II u
Is q "a; Block rs lots II Is Is 10 20; Block 2,
lots l one-halt OF Z g. BLOCK y, lots /
284567Sl2l3 II; Block %, loJs IL Is II 10 10 Il
Is IS % 81 y; Block 90 lots 10 II u Is IA BLOCK
70 lots 7; b ock 30, lots SO; Block 81 lot
Block IS, lets 1886; Block 70, lots2i.
-Four acres, described as 8 Depot Grounds,
on the plan Of Fort Pickering, bounded on
the north by blocks Is and l9 on the east by
Filth street; on he south Dy blocks 20 and p,
ana on the west by Fourth street.
seyen acres, situated south OF the old track
of Lagrange and Memphis Railroad, nor h of
solomon RoZells field, ~ poles wide and l5t
DO es and 20 links in length, the same con-
| viewed by A. b Carr TO Lagrange and Memphis
Railroad Company by deed, recorded In
Book 81, 2i5.
| Also lot No. 3, in block A, laid down on the
| original map OF Fort Pickering as RosseI
| street, but now fronting so feet on Pamela
/ street. and running back 80 feet-bOunded on
1 the north by lot No. ], in block A.
| Also, lot No. 9, in block A, set apart origin
| aIly as Pamela street, now fronting 60 feet on
| Broadvay, and running back 800 feet, bounded
| on the east by lot 8; on the west oy lots -
| and 6, in block A. ,.,
| Terng-Hotss at !, u and IS months, with
| appToved security, and lien retained. Equity
| OF redemption barred. ,-..
| % GEO. W. WINCHESTER,
| Special Commissioner.
JSo. p, IRRELEVANT, Auctioneer. fo2s
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Above low Z
Water. /
sBelow bench marx.

H. NJ. LUDWIG, Sergeant.
BY TELEGRAPH.
NASHVILLE, March 16.-The river is
rising, with feet on the shoals.
PITTsBURa, March 16.-Noon-River
feet q inches, and rising. Weather
cloudy AID mild.
yICKsBURG, March 16.-Down: Grand
Lake, s am; Nellie Peck, 6 am; Susie
Silver, pm; Atlantic, am.
NEW ORLEANS, March 16.-Weather
heavy rains this morning, but clear
and pleasant since. No arrivals. De-
parted: Parsgoud, Greenville.
CINCINNATI, March 16-NOon.-River
falling. Weather cloudy and showery.
...... Night-River IS feet 8 inches, and
rising. " Gather cloudy ard showery.
EVANSVILLE, March 16.-Westher
it rained from p m. till . m, with
light showers since; violent gale all day,
suspsndi5g navigation. Mercury So to
44o River rising fast, with Is feet on the
gauge.
ST. LOUIS, March Is. - Arrived
Belle Memphis, Memphis; Ste. Gene
We've, Vicksburg. Departed: Colorado,
Vicksburg. The river has risen ii
inches, and swelling rapidly. Weather
the rain continued most Of last night
cloudy and cold to-day; high wind to-
night, with fiurries Of snow and freezing
CAIRO, March 16.-Noon - Arrived
| City Of Helena, Vicksburg, 8 pm.
Simpson Homer, New Orleans, p m.
Sam Brown, s.. Louis, nom. Depart.
ed: Simpson Homer, Cincinnati, II
| p.m.; City of Helena, st. Louis, 6 q 10
IL Manhn 81 m m Rain
| this forenoon; cloudy and cool......
! n ght - No arrivals or departures
| River 81 feet IL inches and rising
Weather clear. Mercury 44'.
Movements AT the LeVee,
J ARRIVALS.
Commonwealth, New Orleans; Ella
st. Francis river; Charles Morgan, Gin
| cinnsti; Robert Mitchell, New Orleans
A. J. White, Napoleon; City of Chester
st. Louis; Capitol City. ST. Louis.
DEPARTURES.
Commonwealth, st. Louis; Charles
Morgan New Orleans; Robert Mitchell
| Cincinnsu: A. J. White, Napoleon
City Of Chester, st. Louis; Capitol City
Vicks5urg; Thompson Dean, New Or
leans.
Ela, OsCsOia D5llS.
BOATS DUE.
James u. Parker, Ruth, Id ewild, PHI
Allin, George W. Cheek, Legal Tender
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
| CINCINNATI-JamesD D. Parker, Rob
ert w. Wise, master, five Pm.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Belle, o. Z. Jop
lin, master, five pm.
HELENA-G. w. Cheek, n. s. Green
master, five pm.
FEIARs PoINT-Phil Allin, Jane
Lee, ST., master, five pm.
Receipts Yesterday.
TIE Ella brought out OF st. Frsnci
river 2S3 bales cotton, bags sesd-cot
ton. 254 sacks cotton-seed, 2 head cattle
pkgs sundries.
The a J.White brought lao bales col
: ton, so bags seed cotton, 35l sacks CO
t ton sesd, $50 poles, p pkgs sundries.
Robert Nitchell-27 hhds sugar, s
, trees and shrubbeIy.
J Commonwealth-A bbls tar, 10 Graz
cabbage, 20 bbls potatoes, 10 box
q, orange, 20 boxes LEMONS, bbls mols
ses, racks coffee.
Cry Of Chester-SS bales cotton, 19i
}. bbls hsur, 200 pals lard, go sacks bra
q $50 sacks corn, $50 sacks oats, 500 pBi
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SsI4s, 81 800; tone OF market st lO:lo,
a shade easier; 10:45, steady st de-
cline; 1920, quiet; l;SO, quieti 80,
Quiet aud steady; $40, weak.
New OrIesns yesterday quoted milo.
ding I24c at tie close, against l5sc az
the same time last year; receipts, $50
bsIes. tbus far this week, 81 SOB; sales,
500 The market closed quiet ana
steady. 49,
Yesterdays Liverpool closing tele-
sratn reports: Uplsnds, g l6i; orleans,
6;I: Gales, 10, go bales, Of which 55OO
NE.rs Amsricsn Receipts, 5000 bales
of which 1900 were American. The price
az middiiue same time last year vas
7Id. The nsrket was quiet and un-
cnangej.
rbe Liverpool market for arrivals
onar.,i with good demand atsdvauced
T,I.ees. a. l 80 arrivals were 1921 luYsr;
al $50 quie;. February shipments ga
ysnnsh o. Charleston, LIN C, sail ga
March 8, d April delivery, Ln.e., osdi
Auril aud Msy, dit = : l6t; May snC
June. ditto, 81 June aud July, ditto,
6glGi, G 10 sd and 6si; March and
April shipments, New Orleans, Lm.c'I
sail, sgd.
Gold In New York closed st li4li same
time lsst year, ll6.
The movement at sll the porte WAS re
poytei SIS follows:
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Attachment Notice,

BEFORE JAMES HALL, j. P.-state OF Ten
nessee, Shelby coUnty-E. McDavitt, Res
sewer, VS.. c. B. Vance.
In this cause an attachment having been
sued out under section $50 Of the Code OF Ten
nessee, and returned levied by attachment
upon the property of defendant, {. 3. Vance,
who is a non resident OF the state of Tennes-
see, and is Justly indebted to plaintiff IN the
sum OF $3.50 %, due by account, due and unpaid /:
II is therefore ordered, That the said dele nd
James Hall, j. p. az my ONCE, in the city
of Memphis, Tenn. on the Sth day OF April,
1876, at 10 o'clock a n, and defend said at
tachment suit within the time prescribed by
law or the same will be proceeded with ex-
parte, and that copy of this order be pubs
fished once q week, tor four consecutive
weeks in the Memphis Daily Appeal. This
2lst day of February, 1876.
JAMES HALL, ;. p.
John Johnston, Attorney. fb22 tue
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THE PRODUCE MARKET was quiet CIV
inV TO the up river beats not arriving
mill noon. Corn IL wanted in small los,
INT the lot OF 2oCO sacks in fiItbca' is
still uUdi-pOsed of, is one[i' ~ as
M. sffra:t no attention; Offers to r u
Al ~, met with no response. Bran
meets with 8 steady drmsnc, and sales
we're msde, in secon i-hsnd sacks, st
Sl3 80; 800 sacks in new sacks brought
Sl3 IS. Hay was liieless; We could not
near OF a transaction. COTRDleGt again
80 Al - IS, but the advance in corn
Jisnosss holders to ask 3 go in New
Orleans the Times, OF Tuesday, quotes it
- 85G.2 IS and new kiln-dried at g 40
40 so PotatOes are in such pidful
condition tina. they are soLneume leg
spoken Of 81 "pitipitAtles." The 800
b,rrels offered on wednesday Of soc
nSrrel were still on the market; 100
SACKS of Michigan peschblows sold at
Sc s bushel; steamboat took lOO oAr'
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PRUUU'E MARKETS,
BY TELEGRAPH.

LOUISVILLE, March 10 Flour
dull; extra, So 7564; family S. 1907 80.
Wheat dull At 81 l5C9l 80 Corn steady
and irm at $685. oats quiet, but
firm, at 37G,4lc. Hay dull at SIS. Pro-
VISIONS firm r. Pork, S23 80. Bulk meats,
81, II 05G.l2 51c. Pacon, o. Is loo
Is sac. SugAr-cCTed hams, l4!9l5;.
Whisky, 81 05. Begging quiet, but firm,
st 1913.
CHICAGO, March l6.-Flour firm.
Wheat strong, higher and uU ssttled; No,
. spring, 81 OH Corn irregular, but In
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Saturday, sth Day Of April, 1876,

within legal hours, the following described
real estate, or so much thereof as shall be suf-
ncient to discharge the taxes adj Judged against
said property and all costs as shown by said
decree, o-Wft: A certain lot Of ground de-
scribed as follows: Beginning on the south
side of old Madison street "a feet west of ]. b.
Hills lot thence west with the south line OF
said lot 45 feet; thence touth SO west 81 10
feet; thence east 8s1S feet and thence north
30 east 81 1 10 feet to the beginning.
Also, Lot Is, on tie south side Of Madison
street: Beginning at the intersection OF the
south side of Madison street with the west
line OF Wellington street, and running south
with Wellington street 1857 feet; thence west
g7S feet; thence north 1887 feet to Madison
street. and thence east 9712 feet TO the Begin
ming.
Also, the west tEo.thirds OF lot No. 49, said
lot fronting y feet on the east side Of yelling
ton street by I4S feet in depth.
This SJh day of March, 1876. -
3, Z. ANDERSON,
Commissioner of Revenue, Etc.
W. W. Mcdowell, Solicitor,
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NONRESIDENT Notice.

No. I745-In the Chsncery Court Of Shelby
county, TenneSsee-John Ii. Blackwell V.
q. NJ. Bartlett ct al,
1t appearing from efidavit in this cause
that John II. Blackwell, defendant to the
cross-bill OF NJ. J. Pruden, Executrix OF r. A.
Pruden deceased, is a nonresident OF the
State of Tennessee:
IL is therefore ordered, That he make his
appearance herein, at the Courthouse in tue
city of Memphis, Tennessee, on or before the
first Monday in April, 1876, and plead, an
sWer or demur TO said crOsS.DtQ, or the
same will be taken for confessed as TO him
and set for hearing exparte; and that copy
of this order be published once a week, for
four successive " eeks, in the Memphis Ap-
peal. This oath day OF February, 1876.
A cODy-attest. EDMUND A. COLE.
Clerk and Master.
By L. B. McHenry, ID. c. and NJ.
Estes & Elicit, Soils. for complainant in Cross
IN TBS fri
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Attachment Notice.

BEFORE JAMES HALL, J. P.-State Of Tens
nessee, Shelby county,. 4, Giltuer vs.. :. T.
DeeSOn.
in this cause an attachment having been
sued out under section $50 Of the Code or
Tennessee, and returned levied by the proper
officer upon the property the defendant, who
is Justly indebted to plaintiff in the sum OF
seventy dollars, due by account, and unpaid
1t is therefore ordered, That the said defend
ent make his personal appearance before NE,
Memphis, Tenn, on the lth day Of April,
1875, al 10 o'clock a IN, and defend said at
tachment suit, within the time prescribed by
law, or the same will be proceeded with eZ-
parte; and that copy OF this order be pub
Hshed once q week, for four consecutive
weeks in the Memphis Daily Appeal. TINS
% day of March, 1876.
nh3 fri JAMES HALL, j. P
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DRY GOODS.
BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, March 16.--Businesa
sluggish in all departments owing to the
rainy weather. Cotton goods quiet but
unchanged in first hands. Shifting
prints in fair demand but fsneies ruled
quiet. Ginghsms are moving steadily.
WOODEN goods, for men,s wear dull
Shawls less active. The Bulletin eays
Shippers dress goods were sold at suc'
ton and some lines brought low prices"
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PUBLICATIONS.
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RECORD OF TIE YEAR.

lust PUBLISHE D-The first number of
81 capital new Monthly Magazine, or sort OF
Reference Scrap-BoOk. Being the monthly
record of every important event in any part
OF The world, together with a selection of the
choicest miscellany OF the month, carefully
indexed, and edited by FRANK MOORE, OF the
" Rebellion Record"
Beautifully printed, with an elegant steel
portrait OF the late millionaire, VIM b. Astor.
The most attractive, interesting and reliable
monthly magsz ne ever Issued sold by all
book and news dealerS, and sent free by mail
on receiOt of price, 80 cents, by
e. W. CARLETON & CO., Publishers,
mblO cod Madison Square, New York.
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Saturday, 9Th Day Of April, 1876,

within legal hours, the following described
real estate or so much thereof as shall be sufti-
cient TO discharge the taxes adJudged against
said Pre- perty and all costs as shown by SAID
decree, to-wit: Lots 60, 81, g. 63, "a, % ~, o.
So, SO, 20 and II, on the west side OF Ragland
avenue, each lot fronting 81 % feet on said ave-
nue. by 1888 feet in depth.
This 9Th day Of March, 1876. -
Is. p, ANDERSON,
Commissioner eff Revenue Shelby county.
W. W. Mcdowell, Solicitor.
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Saturday, 9Th Day Of April, 1876,

within legal hours, the following real es-
tate, or so much thereof as may be necessary
to discharge the taxes adjudged against said
property and all costs as shown by said Oe-
cree, TO wit: Part of lot 46, in the city Of
Memphis, between OVerton and Jackson
streets: Bounded west by Chickasaw street
Martin Kennedy's lot; south by north line o.
lot formerly III. Misunderstanding IL feet on
Chickasaw street by l48 feet deep.
This 18th March, 1876.
B. p. ANDERSON,
Commissioner of Revenue, etc.
John Johnston, Attorney. mills thu
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Saturday, 9Th Day Of April, 1876,

within legal hours, the following real eg-
tate, or so much thereof as may be nee
essary to discharge the taxes adtudged
against said property and all costs as shown by
said decree, 10 wit: a parcel of land lying in
the 18th Civil District of Shelby county, i'm
mediately south of the estate Female Col
Iege," and described az follows: Lot II and
part of lot Is, of the W1therspoon subdivision
OF lots to and to Ia OF the Kerr tract; said
lot II fronting 1856 feet on the east side of an
avenue college avenue) and running east
from said avenue, with a like width, l92 feet
to Fowler avenue; and said part of lot Is,
lying north of lot II, fronting lS5 feet on east
side of the avenue first mentioned, and rum
ming back east, with same width, 37 feet; the
said lot II and part of 10 containing AZ acres,
and being all of said lots II and lG not hereto
fore sold and conveyed to Mr.. Shaw and Mrs.
Glover.
Also, part of lot 800, in the city of Memphis,
and bounded as follows: Beginning at the
northeast corner of Main and Winchester
streets; thence north 70 feet; thence east SO
feet; thence south 20 feet to Winchester street
thence west 81 fest to Main street, the begin
ming.
Also, part of lot l48, in the city of Memphis
in said city: Beginning at the southwest cor
Der Of Main and Winchester streets; thence
south with west side OF Main street about rs
feet to the center of partition wall; thence
west through middle of said wall, parallel
| with Winchester street, 55 feet; thence north
and parallel with Main street about rs feet to
| the south side of Winchester street; thence 81
| feet to the beginning. This March Is, 1875.
L. p. ANDERSON,
Commissioner of Revenue, Etc,
John Johnston, Attorney.
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NO. $50, r. D,-First Chancery Court of Shelby
county, Tennessee B. P. Anderson, Conn
missioner of Revenue, etc, VS.. L. Kauf-
man Ell al.
Pursuant to a decree for sale entered in
the above cause, on 26 h day OF NOvem Der
will sell, at public auction, to the highest
bidder, for cash, in front of the courthouse OF
shelby county, on Main street, in the city OF
Nam nhis
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TRUSTEE SALES.
Trustees Sale,

DY virtue of the terms of a certain deed IN
ID trust, made to me on the 18th OF Septem-
Der, 1871, by r. G. and n. L. Brinkley, which
IL of record in the Registers Office Of Shelby
county, Tennessee, in book 50, page go, and at
request OF the holder OF the debt therein Sc
cured (the said debt, interest and costs being
due and unpaid), 1 will proceed to sell, TO the
highest bidder, at public sale, for cash, at the
south west corner of Main and Madison streets,
nrF1F m
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ThnrsdaH. AnriI 6. 1875.

at Y o'clock neon, the property described in
said trust deed, as follows, tO-wtt: Being lot
No. 3i3, as known upon the plan and map OF
the city of Memphis, beginning at the inter-
section OF the east line Of Second street with
the south line of jefferson street; running
thence east with the south line Of Jefferson
street one hundred and fOlty-eight and one
half u4S1) feet to a stake; thence south par
alIeI with Second street seventy-fOur and one
quarter go feet to a stake; thence west par
ailel with Jefferson street one hundred and
fOrty-eight and One.half (liS12D feet to the east
line of Second street; thence with said east
line seventy-fOur and One-quarter $50 feet
to the beginning corner.
All equity OF redemption is barred by said
trust deed, and the title is believed to be good,
but 1 sell as trustee only.
NH W. Y. q. II u Ms, Trustee.