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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-05-09

Gorts6hakoE He said the reply CAs
liable to be misinterpreted Is departure
from strict neutrality, and asked whsther
it was submitted to be approved by the
other powers before it was sent.
Eaa Derby replied. The suggestion
that the reply should have been submit
ted toaother powers was unprecedented.
He did not doubt the sincerity of the
Cars, declaration to,Lord LOTUS but he
could not forget that the Russian army
was st the same time preparing for a'waF,
and chat o declaration of q different kind
had been made at Moscow.
he denied that the reply was inconsis-
tent with neutrality. We are not bound,
he said, to abstain from expressing an
opinion which we were invited TO give on
the merits of quarrel He deprecated
the ministers being nightly called upon
to express opinions upon delicate qnes-
tons.
In the House of Commons Mr. Sullivan
gave notice that he would on Monday ask
the government its intentions regarding
Egypt Mr.. Sullivan said the points, he
wished to have explained were:
L Whether it is necessarily the mean
ing or intention of the government to en-
able Egypt to participate as belligepent
in' the war by supplying Turkey with
troops without mourning the risk Of re-
talistory hostilitiosf
2. Whether the House is to understand
from the language used that the govern
ment was resolved, if Russia should re-
saliate on Egypt BY attacking Alexandria,
upon the employment of British arms
against Russia?
3 Whether the intimation to Turkey
and Egypt thai their chief ports would
be more or less protected against HOSTILE
ties, is not substantially departure from
strict neutrality?
Parliamentary whips on both sides are
very active, and have sent urgent sum-
mons to members to be in their seats to-
night in readiness for the division on Mr..
! Gladstone's resolutions.
A Times special from Rome says: The
French and Austrian governments, to
which the Pope had more particularly
turned for protection, have eonfdentially
informed the Vatican that it is absolutely
| impossible for them to open negotiations
in his favor, based upon the question Of
temporal power. The Holy See replied
that, without renouncing its proper rights,
the assistance invoked was strictly on be.
half of the independence of its spiritual
authority.
Business on the Stock Exchange is ut.
terly quiescent, but there is much more
confidence than yesterday, in consequence
/ of Mr.. Gross statement in the House Of
Commons last night that the govern
ment's policy is International Stocks are
quoted considerably higher.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-05-09

LARcENIEs. Lucy Henderson, Nancy
Cook, Richard Henderson and Stonewall
jackson, q sweet toothed crowd, are
booked for stealing molasses on the levee;
Amos Jones belongs with them.
Amos Williams, alias Pierre, stole cot
ton ties.
A chicken thief was Intellectually chased
Sunday by the police. The officer caught
the chickens though.
Till tappers got $50 from the market
house of j. Dubarry, corner of Julia and
St Charles streets, while he was looking
at the iremen's procession, Saturday.
Low Dixon stole 50 from Peter Smith.
Maggie Matthews got $50 from Frank
Guidry, at No. l21 Dauphine street.
A horse and wagon belonging to M.
Woods were stolen from the corner of
Fourth end Prytania streets Saturday.
John Mcdonald and Henry Penning-
ton we're arrested for attempting to breach
cargo on the steamer John F. Tolle.
Freddy Hill, only ten years old, stole
his unele's pocket book and tried to sell
$50 bill in it for 50. But his customer
was too honest and had him arrested. He
will not be prosecuted.
Glenn johnson and Tom johnson were
pilfering on the levee.
Colin fern accuses Clara Ann Rose Of
stealing $40.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-05-09
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
UNITED sFA4Rs n1AII..
Posroyyron DEPAR4nuEr, q

PosroRpIUH DEPARTMENT. Z +
Washington, April 10. 1871
DROPOSALS WILL BIB RECEIVED AT THR
Contract Office OF this Department until
the tweniiethl. for carrying the mails of the
United States from September l, 1877, to June
Louisiana and by the schedule Of departures and
arrivals herein speeihsd, viz
3d. l03 Prom New Orleans TO Grand Isle, ninety six
miles and back, once q week. from June
- September 80, and twice month tho
Schedule from June to September 30:
ssys SsG OF eap NE ~ ns1T tsy at
Leave Grand isle Monday at A. M;
arrive at New Orleans next Wednesday By
Schedule flom October to May 81:
Leave New Orleans on the third and eight
eeHth Of each month AZ p Nj
Arrive at Grand isle on the NTH and TWEEN
Lesve Grand Isle on the first and fifteenth
Of each mouth at n;
Arrive at New OIlraLs on the third and
eighteenth by 10 d.
Bon3 required with bid, @l0O0.
So,2l6 From Hickory Flat to The Bs.. eighteen
miles and back, once a week.
Leave Hickory ri II at M;
Arrive at The Bay by u n;
Leave The Bay Saturday ct P. NJ;
Arrive at Hickory Flat By I P. N.
Bond required with bid, 5000
5O2 From CentIeville TO North Bend, seven miles
Leave Ger treviiIe Saturday att PM;
Arrive Arrive s e. North thL Bend By ? P.ni
Arrive a. Centreville by ?. NJ
Bond required with bid 9lO1
SO'2le From oolfAx; by REEVES TO- o.l and ailman's
Ferry 10. o., to Funny Louis, fifty miles
and back, otce q week.
Leave COlfax Thursday at A. n;
Arrive at Funny Louis next Day by II N
Leave Funny Louis Friday at / p. MI
Arrive at COlfax next dry by 7P.M.
Bond required With bid $500.
20 als Prom cypremOrt to Glencoe, ten miles and
back, once q week
Leave Cyprrmort Saturday at A. NJ;
Arrive at Glencoe By IL NJ;
Leave GlenoOe Saturday at pMi
Arrive Ut Cyprem 1T bV & P. NJ.
Bond required with bi 8 100.
40 From HOPE Villa, by New St Louis TO Baton
RoHge. sixteen miles ard back, once u
week.
Leave Hope villa Saturday ct Jam
Arrive at Baton Rouge by I'm;
Leave Bsion Rouge saturday at P. NJ;
Arrive at HOps Villa bv P. a
Bond req hired with bid, @20B.
3022t From PonchatoulR TO Pine Grove 10. OIL.
eleven m les and back, once Q week.
Leave POnchateula SATURDAY. At 8 A. M;
Arrive al Pine Grove BY u NJ;
Leave Pine Grove SatuI day at l P. NJ;
Arrive At PonchstOnla by P. n.
Bond required with bid, $500.
For forms Of proposal bond and certificate ana
also for inttruetiOus ss to the conditions to b9
embraced In the act, ETC., see adver issmen6
of this date 10 pamphlets form, inviting PRO 5Osala
for mail service IN LnuisaT q, to be found at the
terminal pestofiees of the above routes Bni to BE-
had on application to the Second Assistant POST
master Gem raj.
Bids should be sent in sealed euv elopss super
snribed Ma proposals, stale If Louis ana" and
addressed to the second AsRibi ant ROetulasser
General
DIM KEY
apps law st Postmaster General.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-05-09
ap2s law st
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANsPOR-
TATION.


HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF TEXAS, ,
Once Chief oUartsrmBster,
San Antonio, April Z, 1871. }
GBALRD PROPOSALS IN TRIPLlCATR sUBJRCT
office until twelve o. clock noon, on the eighth day
OF May, 1871, at which time and place they will be
opened in the presence Of biddtrB for the trans-
poLtaton q military supplies in the following de-
the fiscal year ending June 80 1873:
ROUTE NO. l-WAGoN CHARACTERIZATION.
Prom Fort Worth, Texas, or any other point on
the Texas and Pacific railway. or from DenisOn or
any other point on the Missouri Kansas and TexaH
railroad, to Eorts Richardson, Griffin, McKRvett
and Coneho, Texas.
ROUTE NO. 2-wAGoN TRANSPORTATION.
From San Antonio, Austin, the terminus of the
Gulf, Weftern Texas snd Pacific railway, from
such other points on said railway, or the Calves
QuartermasteI's Department shall name, to all
the pots south of parallel 32o and north of par
RoUTR NO 9-sTRAMBoAT AND WAGON TRANS
From the ships tackle on the wharf or ware
house st BTazos to Fort Brown, Ringgold Bar
racks and Fort Mcintosh.
WATER TRANSPORTATION ROUTE.
Prom New Orleans, Louisiana, to Texas ports.
Proposals for transpOr alton on any or all the
routes above named will be received The govern
ment reserves the right to reject any or all pro
possls.
B ank proposals, form of contract and printed
circulars stating the estimated quantities of sup
plies 10 be transported and giving fail information
as to the manner of bidding, conditions to be OBJ
served by bidders and terma of contracts and pay
ment will be furnished application 10 this
office OF to the efhcea or the quartermAs ters at
Fort Brown and Fort Worth, Texas, New Orleans,
Louisiana, and st. LOui-, Missouri.
Envelopes containing proposals should be
marked: Proposals. for transportation on Route
No - and addressed to he Sndersged;
apI4 St Deputy Qusrtermaster General.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-05-09

A humanitarian at Assumption. Louisi-
ana, has invented an improved knot for
sheriffs, a sample of which he sends to
the Courier. Journal. To all appearances
it might speedily become popular, and we
cheerfully call the attention of the hang
men Of America to it. The inventor thus
writes How often it is that we hear of
the shocking accidents which happen at
the hanging of some unfortunate wretch
owing TO the breaking of the rope or slip
ping Of the knot. inclose q style Of
knot which will not slip, nor be apt to
break, although smaller cord than usual
can be used. For humanity sake, if you
approve of it, make It known through
your widely circulated journal, that those
who may have occasion can try it. AS I
don't want any credit for the invention,
please do not use my name. - Louisville
C0slrier-J Journal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-05-09

ben Baker, q steamboatman, is
1 with highway robbery.
Is Farrell was cut in the neck by a
Of unknown roughs, corner of Delta
OydTas streets, Saturday night.
". Scott, a confidence man, has
nested at the instance of his land
rom whom he obtained $50 in grub
I in cash for a bogus check for $50
by NJ. L. Woods. he attempted
IN gross of kid gloves from Mr..
kreeger, but he investigated in
By forged dispatch and promise
loyment he obtained 50 so from a
Amed Dray.
tile foundling, a girl about nine
d, and a bottle of milk were left at
pr Of the House of the Good .Shep-
sunday morning. In the absence Of
Employment the police are looking
mother.
\ Board of Health has concluded to
ne the use of carbolic acid as dis
ut. It is now hoped the city will
il promptly and with sufficient
ily to do some good. At no season
geful attention to the preservation
h been more needed. This is the
y prevention.
Times ought to have corrected "a.
quotation and made it:
ireek met Greek then was the tug Of war.
the communication was an adver-
\ n, in which case the editors decline
ability for incorrect language.
; we're lively times at the sham
anday at the Fair Grounds, and
abatants fought furiously. Treason
Bed freely, and some have not yet
ped how they won or were whipped,
her the battle was fought accord
contract or not. Several honorable
Ne visible tokens of the valor of
"Cracked crowns and bloody
we're not plenty, but several can
owder marks in their faces aud
BUILDERS from the blank cartridges,
valiant Briton who received the
shot away by the excited patriot
other side, thanks the Lord he still
If reel bullits" had been used
Quld have left the field alive.
Murphy, tolerably we'll known
anterfeiter Of nickles, one of those
looked out for, has been arrested.
nterfeit ten dollar bill on the
I y Bank Of Muncie, Indiana, was
% him.
ss Howard, alias James, fulfilled
complaint, ''have serpent
20 twice" by robbing his employ
Brown, of jewelry and clothing,
had been forgiven q previous
the same kind.
lon baked beans" at Swarbrick's
Ipused old memories of Sunday
is and the establishments Of
and "Bateses Beanery" have
, lclionately called to mind by his
Importation. Can't you furnish q
Hall "three O'Clock in the morn
nd some civilians Court old
nj. Swarbrickf
a|aise Tiblier, a gentleman about
years old, residing ct No. "a Es-
street, has been missing since
oolning.
snall-pox hospital expenses have
!, Ne appropriation.
ine Francis end Mary Ann Mccoy
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-05-09
bcAL INTELLIGENCE.

men, Sherry Leonard
lies Brown, had q deadly quarrel
corner Of Thalia and Willow
sunday evening. Leonard first
wn in the head, slightly wound
and then, when they clinched,
him to the heart with an oyster
hat he fell dead from his arms. He
Sled. and stated that Brown bad
a him he would put him in his
nd denied all knowledge Of the
But his statement showed he
Ing to quarrel, had asked. Brown
lines if he had made the threat,
been prepared with his pistol. A
Tas the basis of the difficulty, the
\ being the last possessor. Jack
4 has been arrested as an &C
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-05-09

"Did you never, asked transcenden-
tai young lady just three weeks from Vas
sar Of the West Hill young man, "Did
you never feel vague, unrestfnl yeaEning
after the beyond? a wild, strange, impul-
sive longing and reaching out after the
unattainable?" And the West Hill man
said he often had last summer, at such
times as he was trying 10 scratch square
inch full Of hives, right between his
shoulder blades, and just out Of reach OF
anything.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-05-09

AvERBoARD.-The steam er Lizzie,
Felsher, plying between New Or
bd Pensacola, lost one of her
I'M Sunday. She had reached
4 Gap, a point some miles from
IOutre, and grounded. The mate,
Palmer, and Frank Aiken and Ed
lice started in the yawl to drop
bor 200 yards astern. The anchor
heavy and caused the yswl to fill
The mate in endeavoring to cast
e anchor upset the boat and she
Price could not swim, and seized
Aiken, who had a plank, but was
of. The mate had secured an
when Price caught hold Of him,
he struck him and he
, appear no more. Captain Fell
! launching another boat for their
but the United States vessel sent
irst and secured them, after they
flied q mile from the place Of &C.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-05-09
GOVERNMENT SALE.

DEP0T QUARTERAAsTRR's OPFICA 4
New Orleans, La. March 81, 1871.
A LARGE LOT OF CONDEMNED PUBLIC
IN prop. rty-ThTee Horses, Que Mule, one Army
Wagon Cooking and Heating Stoves, Tools, Cloth
ing Tents. eUo.-Wil be sold at public auction
TUESDAY, May g. 1877, at 10 A. NJ, at the Quarter
master StOrehOuse Nos. 1874 to 1872 Magazine ST.
in this city.
Printed catalogues of all articles to be sold can
be obtained at this office, No. 249 Camp street
Terms-oash on the spot. 10000
aO3 sc Captain ard Assistant Quartermaster.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-05-09
ADJUSTMENTS.
VENGERis GARDEN.

WENGER's GARDEN,
11.............sBOurbon sErest..........o.o.As
q. wBNeRR. PrOprietcE.
Largest Han in the city. Best European IN q
American journals on hle. Three me Fooma foI
families. with separate entrance. Best BeSF 9
moderate prices. The largest OrohegtR IN ii
world. plAya from II A. n. an u P. NJ nyB
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-05-09

At HIS Posr.-John Brown, night
ian of the barge Mary, of the Mis-
Valley Transportation Company,
und dead in the hold Tuesday
d On an examination it was
hat he must have been engaged in
q and commenced to remove his
As he got it half off he slipped
J the hatchway, his arms pinioned
him, and was killed. He leaves q
ID family, residing on Frenchmen,
n Girard and Urquhart streets.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-05-09

ks.-A little damage was done Sat-
might on Marengo, near Tchoupi-
street.
day night incendisries attempted to
the premises corner of Galvez and
hilip streets. They had saturated
Dol oil and set ON FIRE the furniture
dding, but the neighbors prevented
damage,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-05-09

GLARS. A watch, No. So, OSs, and
and $40 were taken from the corner
Patrick and Canal streets Saturday
riay night thief attempted to
into the grocery store on Annuncia-
between Poeyfarre and Calliope
and seeing the officer first, got
litempt was made Tuesday morning
residence of Mr.. Bouney, at Green
but an officer appearing, the thieves
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-05-09

nEs.-Philip Ganten, q native of
,ny, aged filty-seven years, COM
. suicide in the rear of the Firemen's
nv, Friday evening, by shooting
4 through the head. The body was
Ind till Saturday morning. He was
ner in q coffee stand at Dryades
and is supposed to have been
hat deranged.
I Smith, Sixteenth United States
y, becoming looney from the effects
inrequited attachment selected the
Doe of his Dulcinea, No. 149 Dau-
street, as the scene of his final sur
In proof of his desperate con-
he tried to hang himself from the
but the rope being too long he
bis shins on the pavement when he
over, and instead of horrifying the
none of them made any attempt
Eent his getting rid Of himself, was
ID at by them and his comrades.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-05-09
NEw ORLEANS
aAvINaa IgaTITUTIoN.

MRw ORLEANS
SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
.CaaaI ssrsss..............Ass
0EFIuzEAa
D. uaQuHART, President
THOMAS "A. ADAMS. f4rat Vloe frd1Ifana
THOMag ALLBN 0LARkE, second Vie1 Prs.iar1
0aARLE1 J. LE1DN, Third VICE Pr16idant.
OHAALn1 k1f6HAHs Treasurer.
FEuHTBB8.
xhomah Allan ClnsAa, 5onn 9 0ninla
Diaries ,. Lnnda, nhrinIInm Nahntfrrn.
NNuHol lasalaGn. EH1l Mnrn
AZ M4ul4on, r. IN MNN4m
IN a. RniEEav, HaEfH fT1ntnan
A1sasA y ~ &
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-05-09
BANKS AND BANKING.
CTTIzRNs, sAyINgs BANK.

Does not discount commercial paper. oonanon
tt9e6 strictly to the receipt and care Of SKILL
liabilities 4 at AL tmea accessible 70 dapositoru
Interest SIX PIE CENT from date Of deposit :
Dlrootong-y. 4 0uherna1or, Thoman Halam, H,
W. Burbank, n. Benner. 4. &. Badger.
J. L. GuBKRNATOl. President
n, BMNMnB, OnahloF ms IN
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-05-09
INSURANCE.
LAFAYETTE FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY.
Once No. 638 Magazine street, near
jackson street.
SEVENTH ANNUAL STATEMENT. 1876.

In conformity with the requirements Of its char
ter, the company publishes the following ate
81, 1876;
Premiums received during the year, in.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-05-09

AuLhlss-s ssssssss. 11orS9o 10
The above statement is a true and correct tran
script from the books Of the Lafayette Fire In
surauce Company.
kOBRRT JACKSON, vice President
LOUIS MATHIS, Secretary,
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, ,
City of New Orleans.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, this nine
teenth day Of February, 1871
PETER KAISER,
Sixth Justice of the Peace,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-05-09
NOTICE-CITY TAXES or 1871.

DzPARTMBER or FmAHen,l
New Orleans, March %, 1871
TNAX BILLS FOR 1877 ARB now READY POR
Il delivery. The following rates OF rebate Tor
cash payments viii be allowed.
Three per ceot on al bills paid up to Thirty first
Of March, 1871, inclusive.
Two per cent on ali bills paid up to fife enth Of
April, 1877, inclusive.
One per cent on all bills paid up to thirtisth Of
April, 1871.
After the thirteth of April 1871, interest at ten
per cent per Annum, EN- the thirty fret o. March,
1877, aud costs will accrue.
mh23 ]. G. DENIS Administrator.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-05-09
PETER KAISER,
Sixth Justice Of the Peace.

Atameetinz OF the Board of Directors held on the
eighteenth day of January, 1871 it resolved to
declare a dividend of SIX DOLLARS AND ABILITY
CENTS on each share. the said dividend 10 be
credited on the ninety per cent stock notes held
R0BFRr JACKSON, Vice President
LOUIS MATHIS, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-05-09
STEAMSHIPS.

STEAMSHIPS.
FOR HAVANA VIA CEDAR KEYS AND
KEY WHIST.
United States Mail Linz.
Steamships
WILLIAM P. CLYDR, WILMINGTON,
"a The New Orleans, EloFadn
and Havana BteamFhip Lima
- wiz dispatch one Of the shove hrni
- class steamers nom New oElsAns n
Every Week.
Touching Il Cedar Keya and Kew Weaf and eot
netting With steamers for Tampa.
Through bills Of lnding issued to al points II
Florida Including Tampa, and % lev YORK OhaTlaa
ton and Savannah.
eplsa.did passenger aeoommodations and throasl
d9keta given to ahUFo polnta.
% fasisht EsoSlVsd Viihoua pssnla hon sh
- hsasht O. paauass sDRlxas
X EOHM&x8, Awenk
10 10 @eaMR ESQ
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-05-09

At the annual meeting OF the stockholders held
on the ninth day of January, 1871. the following
gentlemen were elected Directors for the ensuing
year:
j. II. Keller, x. Fl. Burton,
John =. KraDz William Henry,
II. Elermann, Gus. llRnder.
DR. s. &. Wood, Henry jackson,
H p Walter, Robert Jackson,
Henry Densel, j., D. A. Harris,
Louis Paes sell Phi. W. Dlelmann,
JAmes Hagan, Joseph Mathis,
Kaspar Auoh. William Mehle,
Dr. William B. Wood, Daniel Rolderth,
Henry Rice, o p. TheismAnn,
F. Pfster, ". Il. Fish,
Henry Donnenfelser.
And at q meeting Of the above Board, held on
the fifteenth day of January, 1917 Henry Jackson
ESQ, was elected President; Robert Jackson, ESQ.
vice president; Louis Mathis secretary, and
Charles Kummel Inspector Ksspar Aueh, ESQ.
having declined to accept the presidency. fe2llm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-05-09
IMPROVEMENT OF HARBOR or CE-
OAR KEYS,

AuAA AAON huAhNA VE E{A11UA OE Ch~
OAR KEYS.
UHITMD s1ATRs BHGIsKuR OEFIoH
No 40 Church street, }
Mobile, Alabama, April T. 1874
GEALBD PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATR, FOR
- dredging 10000 cubic yards. more OF lssa
through the bar at the mouth Of the harhor OF
Cedar keya, or in the ch4nnel between the bar
aud Cedar keys. Florida, will be received ct tbia
ohice until twelve O'Clock NJ. TUESDAY, May "a,
1877, and opened immtd ately thereafter.
guaranty win be required that Withia ten
days after notification Of the award of the con
tract, contract shall be entered Into. Printed
tegE.a OF proposals sHa guaranty, sspeeinca tona,
instructions 20 bidders and ans desired infarma-
tiOn, can be had on application to this ONCE.
A. n DAMRRLL,
ap2l St Captain Of knRineern-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-05-09
MISOELLANEOUS,

"The principle of combining BuRlihh and Amer
lean writer's in common literary enterprise mertts
all encouIagemsnt-"-J. Anthony PIOude.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-02-23
NOTICE..

ON TIE 5TH DAY OF MARCH, 1877, AT
" the northwest corner Of Main and Madi-
son streets, Memphis, Tennessee, l will offer
for sale to the highest bidder, for cash. the
following described property, viz; Lying and
being in the county Of Shelby, State of Ten
nessee, and within the city Of Memphis. de-
scribed as follows, to-wit:
Beginning at a point on the east side Of
Avery street, 200 feet south of Vance street
thence 30 SIP feet east to a point IN Allen
avenuei thence south 81 feet; thence west
~ 5-l2 feet to said Avery street; thence north
"a feet to the place Of beginning. The same
being lot No. l Of subdivision of lots Nos. II
and H., in block No. ~, South Memphis, as
made by the County Court OF Shelby county
in the partition case Of Rebecca BledsOe ct al.
VS.. Mary A. Bledsoe ct al, and as appears
from the plat on file with the commissioner 8
report in said case, dated June I6, 1871, and
being the property conveyed to T. r. Wright,
as Trustee, by Emma u. Cacey and John W.
Cacey. on the 9th day Of June, 1871, and re.
corded in the Registers office, Shelby county,
Tenn. Book No. 50, page y59. The under
signed having been appointed Trustee in place
of I. I. Wright, deceased, by a decree Of the
Chancery Court Of Shelby county. on the Sd
day of February, 1877.
1874 W. H. MOORE, Trustee.