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Tho Philadelphia Tax Receipt
Fraud,

''.1 iss Fhi!hdelpsh Press (Rsp)
The plot Of the tax.receipt fraud i. per.
s'p. not fully realized and appreciated
s!the average Republican voter, Il was
Pl'! OF scheme not ouly to iii the bal.
t9i'boxeI with fraudulent votes, but 10
Ssp'ive honest Republicans Of their sui.
Else,, These tar receipts we're to b
distributed in blank, bat With forged sig.
saia'e', to gangs Of repeaterr. As each
TpSA;es approached the polls the name
" Tie Republican whom be was 10 per.
@ ,S1 would be filed into the blank,
' ne When challenged he would produce
s.."tsceiPt not only as 4 guarantee that
$50 the simon pure joseph, but that
Il. ala become qualified by payment Of
~ Personal tag. Having accomplished
-. Nj; Repeater would pas on to the
Xxi NJ Voting place, be there furnished by a
m -Iseesass with AnAme on which 10 vote
.oe another ax receipt, Of which IN
% ~ IuPPIy, and keep this thing going
s,s aaIy =! long a. ihs,e remained !
sppon the Lat snyotsd.
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RAILROAD BoSDs-Dull and steady.
This afternoon C. c. 4 I. C. seconds sold at
liz; C. c. C. d I. firStS brought lGs.
sTATI BoSDs-Quiet and dull at nominal
prices.
business is being overcome by the inter.
est in political affairs and the desire Of al
Wall street appeared to be 70 hear Morrill,,
Secretary OF the Treasury, speak for the
national credit in connection with the
Presidential contest. The stock market
opened with slight changes from yester.
days closing prices, and the general list,
about 1880, declined 1Sa5< per cent the
latter for Western Union Telegraph. North.
western preferred advanced Y per cent.
Prices subsequently advanced NaT per
cent, the latter for Western Union, when
the market became steady. Toward the
close the market became firm but was dull,
except for 0hios, which were weak, the
stock declining under free sales 10 9sS.
Western Union advanced 10 731s, Lake
Shore to 57T, Northwestern common to
50, preferred 10 COX, Michigan Central to
463s. Other changes late in the evening
were unimportant. The market closed
dull and lower, except for Western UHion,
which was better. The sales Of the EI-
change to-day were 5000 shares, Of which
10 800 were Lake Shore, 1900 Northwest
ernS, 400 St. Pauls, 800 Ohios, 1880
Western Union, 1000 Wabash, and 1000
Michigan Central.
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, November 4.-Flour-SteAdy
Wheat-Steady; No. 5 white Wabash 81 Is
No. white Michigan 81 o.; amber Mich
igan 81 ak seller November; 81 81 seller
December. Corn-St0Ady: high mixed
4sNc; damaged old 400 oats-FiEm; No.
81 Xc; white held at SIC, $50 offered; Mich
igGn held at sax, S21Se bid; damaged held
Al 96c
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NEW YORK, November 4.-Business
light in all departments. Cotton goods
quiet and steady. Cotton flannel in fair
request and little more active. Hamilton
fancy prints reduced to 7 cent?. Cling.
hams In fair demand in dress styles, but
staple makes quiet. Dress goods rather
quiet. Woolens for mems wear quiet.
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MILWAUKEE, November 4.-Flour-Quiet
aud unchanged. Wheat-opened firm and
2, $l,10A; No. 8 81 oiH. Corn-Steady; No.
p 4Sa4sc; oats@Dull; No. 2, Sl4c. Rye
andlower; No. spring SOC; No. 8, 45c.
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TRUsrEE's SALE.

By virtue Of deed Of trust made BY Mathew
MeSabb to the undersigned Trustee. dated the Sth
day Of Nay. A. D. 1876, and duly recorded huons
the Lard Records Of Ohio county, Wo1t Virginia
In DEED Of Trust Book Nc. 10, PaGe I'll, will On
SATURDAY, the 18th day q November, 1875
At the front door Of tho Court HOUSE Of Ohio coun:
~, Wet Virginia, commencing at II 4. Y, proceed
70 SelI 70 the highest and best bidder The following
property, or % much Thereof - may Be neees,ary
70 pay The debt secured By aid deed Of truIt, and
the expenses d sale, that g 70 ny: One tEo:horsI
Wagon, With sprtnkl1ng apparatuI attached ons
one-hore Cart, With spdnkling apparatus attach
Cd; one SorTeI Hone about nine yeau old one
Bosrel HorS0 about ten yeaa old; one Brown Horse
about Ax years old.
SolllnE a. Trustee, GhAll convey such dtle q 4
rested In me by MD deed Of trust.
TKRxS OF SALI-CaAh.
GEO. B. CALDWELL, Trustee.
uwBvWF ANaftn1aaT ARiH
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PrTsBuEGR, November k-Pstolsum.-
QuI0s tsudS 1imer At q % At PsEksTf ~
Aned nnlhAn1ad.
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FcR SALE,
TIRUsTEE's SALE.

HhuH16E6 61L6s
Nv virtue Of deed Of trust made by MsdIsuu
Rms ma Eifs 10 the undertined TrIstSe, dstod
DE 2tth day d July, 1876, and recorded IN tie
county, west Virginia, In DEED Of TFuEt Book No.
u, pASS l0, / Wtllon
FRIDAY, December !, it11,
Al 10 o'clock A. ~, n the front door Of the c0r,
Housed nd county, In the city Of Wheeling, IEo'
ceed 70 eel 70 The highest and be5 bidder The ~;
loving described property, that q Q ~; pafeel
Of ground htnate In the dty q Wheeling, Wei
Virginia, on the east Hde o. old FIN street., nos
called EnR street, between Twelfth and Eleventh
streets, formerly called Monroe and union streets
and bounded a follows: Beginning at point 90
the east de Line Of Eo street, torty-tEo (tl ieet
north Of the north veSt corner 81 the Methodist
Episcopal Church lot; thence eastElrdly At nghi
angla With Eof street and with the southern hnC
q Aparusl Of ground belonging 70 Robert strangt
one hundred (IOoJ feet 10 twenty (aO ieet alley
thence VsstwEfdly and parallel With the ant hns
one hundred (i00 lest 70 Eod street; thence north
WardIy With the east Linz d Eof street eighteen
(Is) feet 10 the pl1oe Of beginning.
TKRNS or aALE-Caih.
: W. c. HAEDLAN, Trustee.
], VI, MITCHELL, AuetipnOaI. mol
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s24a,?il.@l

Or in round numbers an amount equal
to the national debt at the close OF the re.
bellion. And these are but moiety Of
what will awaken into life and contest in
the event Of Tilden's election.
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FINANCIAL.

This Bank q eESlaIsed and prepared 70 tranraci
the baIlnea Of banking IN NJ I'd dStEilL
II succeeds the FtTSt GationAl Bank q Wheeling
d owned By he same shareholders and Il undG tha
nme Management.
By caretuiiyfegrdlng ne INTEREST," Of IL corTos.
ponduts Had DSpoAtGEs, md By prOmpt and
iGithful execution a their v1shos II hope 70 merit
their esteem and confidence. .-t...
Notes md Bills discounted.
coIlectionI made on ali points throughout tAG
United States.
Dspodt Accounts subject 10 check n hshi n
odTed trctn Bank1, BankGh PtrmA corpofAnoni
and individuals
oTtaeasss Of DspOdii,susd payable On demand
Interest allowed on Special Dspoia
John <. BotGtord, VIM. D. Simpson.
GeorTs ADAM, John [ HobbA,
Geo. ". Fnnxhain, o. e Dewey.
Henry n. Harper, myu-dAT
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n sTEINlIErz,
Paps. Box Manufacturer,

Eos. mi md I31S Min Street., up Itatrs iold
unl@ HsIlh tnoH piJpsTed . niSk0 N hndI q
lhney nd t1Atn PIPG Bones 10 = GOD TtyiG md
q . lcW ptes - my houls b de country. Or
du hun he eounII PonPly attended %. !yS
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". II. CALDWELL, LE. SMITH, Ak. srEyEssoS
PTeI't. Brewer. 70 Manager
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ll06 Main So, Wheeling, ". Va.
Ills made o. the bSst material, With ssssl Ihaitl
rub IN bras balhlngS. II eonEsts q gnr wheel
and plnIon 70 ariTe The counter shaft, hon which
bait one Inch vidS runs On pnl!I q NE puLy on
thS az. No GInd0f o. dirt an AL Into he 6er-
IDgS. Gail and ~ II oon
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FINANCIAL ANp COMMERCIAL
BY TELEoRAPH.
Ney, YORK money ana Stoke.

NHw YoRK, November A. MONEY
Closed eaSy at 2A3 per cent Prime mer.
camille paper 4R6 per cent. Custom re-
ceipts S2Ss,O00. The Assistant Treasurer
diSbursed $4,000 ClearingS $l4, 000, 900.
Sterling exchange $4.S2 ItA4.S4.
GoLD-Opened at l09N and closed at
lO9J, all sales Of the day having been At
these figures. Carrying rates la2 per cent.
Loans were also made fiat.
GovEGMKSTs-Dull and lower.
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AZ. =. ,,or, prlces are iny1riible. Remit q
asFLs ma q PoSi0tleo Money Order, and
~ M, ~ ~ Il tlss4 on b procured, send The
~, In REGISTERED letter.
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WEEKLY.
=. ,,,a, u nIraotI, POstaSt Ptp0iA
~ q, E5lsix months, q o
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TRANSPORTATION.

Noa 1 and s run daily; No. dGIly Gxpopt Mon.
day. EoL and u dily except SupdaJi no. u
stops IT al stations between Wheeling and Grafton;
No, stops a al ItltonI bstWeGn Wheeling and
SpmhsElIa4.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-07-19
rae Regatta NJ s.ratora.

SARATOGA LAKE, July 19.-Af-
ter the disappointments of yester-
day the people were somewhat chary
of starting for the lake until 8
o'clock, when dispatch from Blan-
xii announcing all fair for the race
brought quick loads for all teams
offering and soon the roads were
thronged with loaded teams AS
the lake came in sight, looking like
a mirror smooth and beautiful, ex-
pressions Of satisfaction were gen
eral. The grand stand had a better
crowd than yesterday, and loaded
bargeS and steamers lay out in the
lake.
1t was not until about 11:30 that
the signal flag announced a start,
and soon the flashing Of oars was
seen. The signal for a half mile
showed Cornell leading, Columbia
second, and Union third. Cornell
appeared to be going about thirty
six stroke. At a mile Columbia
leads, with Harvard second, Cornell
third /; at two miles, Cornell took
the lead with spirit, Harvard second
AS they neared the stand q GROVE
Of Cornells and Harvards cheereC
to the echo and it was soon give1
out that Cornell was first, Harvard
second, Columbia third, Uniol
fourth, Wesleyan fifth, and Prince
ton last. The following is the off
cial time: Cornell, 17;O1t; Har
ward, 1909; Columbia, 17;1S4; I'm
ion, 17:27t; Wesleyan, l7;2S4
Princeton, 1S:1O1. The Uniyersit.
race having thus terminated in fayo
of Cornell, interest was concentrate
on the single scull race, which wa
won by Francis, of Cornell.
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FOREIGN.


LONDON, July 19.-The Stock
Exchange will be closed on Satur-
day for repairs.
Oonsols and other sound invest
ments are buoyant in consequence
of the glut of money and the grow
ing conviction that the Eastern
troubles will not spread.
RAGUsA, July 19.-Dispatches
from Sclavonic sources announce
that the Turks have abandoned
NeveSinge without fighting. The
insurgents have invested Gotschko.
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the letters which he flched from
Mulligan and pretended to read in
the House.. Mulligan stands ready
to swear that Blaine suppressed the
most important and most damaging
of all these letters, the one referred
to in Mulligan's memorandum, and
which Mr.. Blaine denies having
written.
A movement is on foot to make
Mr., Saville, former Chief Clerk of
the Treasury Department, Assistant
Secretary, in the place of Judge
Burnham.
1t is reported that some of Mr..
Pratts political friends have so lit
tie regard for him as to be trying to
patch up the differences between
him and Grant. 1t is doubtful
whether Grant can be managed any
longer by the politicians, and he
will not forgive Pratt's letter com
mending Yaryan as a faithful Off
Ger. L.. Q. W.
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this time, because Tilden rep
resents honesty and reform
but how a Democrat can
vote to perpetuate a party that has
proved itself unworthy, corrupt aud
incapable Of reform within itself is
more than we can understand or
account for. Such man must not
be surprised if he is looked upon
with suspicion by both sides. De
serters on the eve of a great battle
have often been placed at the front
where the danger was the greatest,
but when the battle was over they
have rarely been mentioned IN
general orders or promoted for gal
lantry on the field.
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The Ram ana, Loat the Prlze.

The Michigan Farmer says: Our
county fair is just over; but John
ston's Cotswold ram did not take
the prize hal was offered for the
best animal of that kind. Judge
Klamp was chairman of the Com
mittee on Rams, and he manifested
the deepest interest in Johnston's,
indicating clearly that if any sheep
ought to take a prize that one
ought to. Johnston's ram was by
itself in a pen with a high board
fence, and before adiudicating the
Judge thought he had better 60 in
and make a close examination of
the animal for the purpose of ascer-
tanning the ineness Of the wool.
AS soon as the Judge reached the
interior, he walked toward the ram,
whereupon the ram began to lower
his head and shake it ominously.
Just as the Judge was about to feel
the fleece the ram leaped forward
and planted his head in the Judges
stomach, rolling him over on The
ground. Before the Judge had
time to realize what had happened
the ram came at him again, and
began a series Of promiscuous butts,
each given with the precision and
force of a pile-driyer. 1t butted
the Judge on the back, on the ribs
on the arms, on the shoulder
blades, and the bald place on his
head, ON his shins; it butted hi,
spectacles off, butted his high hal
into silk chaos; it butted him oyel
into the corner and up against the
fence, then it butted four boards
off the pen, and escaped into thu
fair grounds and skedaddled, anC
would not wait to have the frs.
prize ticket pinned to his ear
Judge Klump did not go after it
No, mol -Four men came and car
ried him home. The doctor antici
pates he will recover by the mex
fair.
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The following is the new law
governing third-class mail matter
which has just been signed by the
President, and which is now in
operation 1
Section Is. That transient news
papers and magazines, secular pub
locations designed for advertising
purposes, or for free circulation at
nominal rates, and all printed mat
ter of the third -class except unsealed
circulars, shall be admitted to and
transmitted in the mails at the rate
of / cent for every two ounces or
fractional part thereof, and l cent
for each two additional ounces OF
fractional part thereof; and the
sender of any article of the third
class of mail matter may write his
or her name or address therein, OF
on the outside thereof, with the
word "From" above or preceding
the same; or may write briefly OIL
print on any package the number
and names Of the articles inclosed.
Publishers Of newspapers and
periodicals may print on the wrap.
pers Of newspapers or magazines
sent from the Office of publication
to regular subscribers, the time tC
which subscription therefor has
been paid /; and addresses upon
postal cards and unsealed circular!
may be either written, printed Of
affixed thereto at the option o
the sender.
Section 16. On unsealed circula.
and all mailable matter of the thirC
class, other than that designated il
the foregoing section, postage will
be charged as heretofore, one cen
for each ounce, or fraction thereof
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Use OF the KNIFE I'm New York

NEW YORK, July 10. = Police
sergeant James McGiven was fatally
stabbed last evening by James Hen
bricks, a pickpocket, whom he had
arrested. Hendricks was secured.
Richard Harrigan, of 357 Grand
street, while drunk, last night, ia
tally stabbed John Stevens, bar
keeper at a saloon, No. 446 Pearl
street. Stevens had refused to give
Harrigan a cigar, after the latter
had obtained a drink without pay.
ment.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

Courier-Journa specisl.l
WASHINGTON, July lz.-The
Committee on Ways and Means
to-day agreed to Mr.. fuckers
proposition to establish bonded
warehouses for imported and ma
tive tobacco, to be used free Of duty
or tax in making up cigars for the
export trade. The question of in
come tax will be considered to-
morrow.
Evans, the missing witness in the
Belknap trial, will arrive to-mor-
row. His testimony duplicates
Belknap in the strongest manner,
Ex-Secretary Bristow is not re.
quired to return, but Bluford vii.
son will have much to say of Grant
relative 10 the whisky prosecutions
It is very fortunate for Mr.. Blain'
shat, by the generosity of the SO
called Confederate House, he il
spared the further investigation o
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Appetite is q necessity. Without 1t, sufi-
Gent food is not received into the stomach
either to nourish the system or to give the
stimulus to the bowels which they require.
Both these organs and the liver become torpid
in consequences and the blood grows poor IN
quality and quantity. Improve the appetite,
therefore, and avoid such results. This is
most eFectuaIly done with Hostetter's stom-
ach Bitters. q tonic appetizer and Alternative
without q peer. 1t gives not only AN UNI
wonted zsst for food. but enables the stomach
to digest and the system to assimilate it.
Flatulence, heartburn, nausea, and every
other concomitant Of indigestion, are removed
by Il, as are also biliousness and constipation.
Each nerve and fble Of the body is made to
tingle with health by Its use, and IL is the
leading remedy for dependency.
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LEGAL.
Attachment Notice,

Before E. W. Caldwell, Justice Of the Peace
for Shelby county. Tennessee-D. Huken
VS.. p. Dunn.
IN THIS CAUSE AN ATTACHMENT HAY
4 ing been sued out under section $3.50 OF the
officer. levied upon the property Of the de-
fendant, and affidavit having been made that
the defendant is justly indebted to the plain
tiff in tie sum Of fourteen dollars,
due by account, and that the defend
ant is a nonresident Of the State Of Tennes-
see; it is therefore ordered that defendant
make his personal APPEARANCE before Il. W.
Caldwell, Up, on tuesday, the sth day Of
August, 1876. at ten O'Clock am, at his
Office, No. y West Court street, in the
city Of Memphis, Tenn, and defend said at
tachment suit within the time prescribed by
law or the same will be proceeded with ex
parte and that a copy of this order be pub
lished once q week for four successive weeks
weeks in the Public Ledger.
This 9Th day Of July, 1876.
11O-ll6-122 l2S Il, w. CALDWELL, j. P.
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FROM THE A HILLS.
Merritt I~ntercepts the 500 Chey.
ennea and sioux.

Merritt Intercepts the 500 Chey.
N and sioux.
CHICAGO, July 19.-The follow
ing was received at military head
quarters here to-day.
FoRT LARAMIE, July Is, 1876,
To R. G. Drum, Adj't Gen'l Division Of
Missouri, Chicago:
A courier has just arrived from
Red Cloud and reports that on the
10th inst. Gen. Merritt intercepted
the eight hundred CheyenneS and
Sioux who had left the Agency to
join the hostile bands against Crook
and Terry, and drove them back to
the Agencies.
Signed, E. F. TOWNSEND,
Comd'g.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-07-19

In the Second ward last night a
splendid Tilden and Hendricks
club was organized, and able
speeches were made by a number
of gentlemen. Let the work Of
organization go on until a large
club is formed in every ward in
the city-ot that there is any
doubt about carrying every ward,
but for the moral effect at home
and abroad. 1t will not only help
us to roll up an overwhelming ma
iority for the county ticket at the
August election, but will keep our
people in line for the great election
of November Other counties are
thoroughly organized; Shelby coun-
ty must not be behind. A COM
pact organization and enrolment
of our forces will save much hard
work later in the canvass. Let it
go ON. We hope to hear from every
ward in the city and district in the
country.
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1878 A. d.
Attachment Notice.

In the Circuit Court OF Shelby county. Tenu
Inc mmet Bank Of Memphis VS.. The Gems
trail Savings Bank of st. Louis, No.
IN THIS CAUSE AN ATTACHMENTuAv-
J. ing been sued out under section 94s5 nj Code
Of Tennessee and returned into Corrf levied
upon the real estate of the defendant and
affidavit having been made that the defendant
i justly indebted 70 plaintiff in the snm Of
thirteen hundred % eighty seven dollars and
eighty-six cents, By account, and that Il is n
nonresident OF the Stata Of Tennessee; It is
therefore ordered thai .ne said defendant. the
Central Savings Bank of st. Louis, Mo, make
us personal a appearance herein, before tho
Judge OF the Circuit Court of Shelby county, at
the courthouse in the city Of Memphis. on
the third Monday in September next, and de-
fenG SAID attachment suit within the time pre-
scrlbed by law, or the same will be proceeded
with eX. parte: and that a copy Of this order
DC published onoe a week for four consecutive
weeks IN the Public Ledger.
This 18th day of July, 1876.
A c0py-Attest:
BE-. COLEMAN, Clerk.
By IL. COLEMAN, D. @.
W~EATHERF0RD u ESTES, Atty for Plaintiffs.
I2O-l26-l32.l9S
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On WedDesday, Augast Q, 1s7G,

At noon, in front of the Planters Insurance
Building, on Madison street, in the city of
Memphis. sell to the highest bidder. for cash.
the following described property conveyed in
said deed of trust, tO-wit; A certain lease
hold interest in the city Of Memphis, county
of Shelby, State Of Tennessee, being o house.
hold interest for the term of ten years from
April |, 1870, until April !, 1850, on a lot OF
ground in the city of Memphis. State Of
Tennessee, desci ibed as follows, to-wit. Be-
ginning at the intersection Of the west side of
,dain street, with the north line Of tho alley
between Beal and Linden streets, f%rontine on
Main street eighty-O one feet, with a deptb az
one hundred and twenty-five feet, il being LOT
No. II, block %, in South Memphis, leased by
Phillip II. Thompson TO w. M. Brooks. March
Is, 1870, lease recorded in Chattel Morteaee
BOOK Nc; z. page S2S, Of the Rosiste S office
block, on which is the livery stable of the
said Brooks, together with all the privileges
and appurtenances thereto belonging, includ- ]
ing all buildings on said parcels of ground -
Equity of redemption waived; title be-.
lieyed 70 be good. but | will only sell and con-
vey as Trustee. nc. KING. Trustee
MkMfAis: J9ly 10, lob. 1888
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in legal hours, in front Of the Court-house-
Memphis, Tennessee, proceed 20 sell, to the
highest bidder, for cash, the following de-
scribed property, to-wit: Situate, wing and
being in the county Of Shelby, State Of en-
nessee, it being lots Mes. l and 9 of the DAN
hover subdivision as shown in minutes N.
pages :, County Court Clerks office. Lot
No. l begins at the northeast corner of the
original tract at a stake; thence north $50
west 100 chains to a stake; thence south u
chains 40 links to a stake; thence south $50
east IS chains to a stake aud beach marked W
I thence north 81 east 20 chains l link to the,
beginning, containing 225 acres.
Lot No. 2 begins at the southeast corner Of
Lot No. thence north So north 9S chains to
a stake; thence south q chains 10 LINKS to a,
stake; thence north $50 east Sc chains TO a,
stake; thence north s. east % chains 60 links
to the beginning, containing 22j acres. All
being in range 8, section 5. Eleventh Survey
or's District.
Levied On as the property of defendant, j.
NJ. traime, to tisfy said judgment, interest
and costs.
Memphis, Sth day of July. 1875.
O. l.. ANDERSON,
Sheriff of Shelby county, Tenn
By j. @. BUSTER, D.. S.
in. Greer, Attorney for plaintiff.
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