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COUNTERFEITER IDENTIFIED.

New HAVEN, Conn, JAN 81 1877.
Colonel j. Horace Kent, oi the United States Secret
Service was here o-day and he recognized OF the
Italians recently here by tho police for passing
counterfeit money His real name is Guilotte Giova'
chino alias Terra Rossa and he Is one OF tho most ex-
pert cnuntcrieters in the country, being one OF the
leaders of the New York Italian gang VINO have re-
Gently been operating iu the large cities Of New
England The other man is well known to the Secret
service force. Colonel Kent Will endcavor to have
Guotte's bail increased.
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SAILED.

Steamers Abyssinia Br for Liverpool: Eiyss tBr Ion
don Othsilo tBr). Hull Acapulco Aspnwa City o ers
Cruz Havana Morgan City New Orsan Herman iv'nR
ston. Savannah: George Clyde. Charleston: r,Sneer
Oak Yokohama Canada San Francisco: bark Prndsesse
Alexandria ~ Thomas and St Croix Favore. Port
VIA Gibraltar.
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HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
JANUARY 81, 1877.
PORT OF NEW YORK. JAN. 81, 1877.
ARRIVALS.


REPORTED ny THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHIrEsroNk TELEGRAPH LISE
steamer Frisin Uier). Meyer. Hamburg Jan IL and
Havro 2Oth with mdse aud passengers to kanhar,' uo
steamer Atlas fBrj, Low, Aux Cages Jan ~ ana hngs
ton Jn 5;h with mdse and passengsrs to- rin r1rwood
n 10 Jan 30 lat "a - Ion ~ rs. passed brig Az
snora from Matnnxas for Of Iiateras same time, ntt
Carrie crthn do do: 18th. lat ~ ~ Zen - 20
stemuer Ena (Br) from New Tor Fort ~ rrihce.
steamer Gibbs, Lewes, Del with mdse 10 the
Old Dominion Stealsnip 20 g.. y,,.... d.. 4.
Scr Ada Ames, Adams, Portland Tor Baltimore. Iut III
for u harbor.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Neptune, Berry. Boston for New York 49,
stemmer CITY OF New Bedford. Fish. New Bedford Tor
New York. =, 80, A.. g.. v.rv
Bnrk Cubarien. Hopkins Providence Tor New i1fk.
Brip Iris tHr Gould. Canning. Ms. Tor New iork ~,
Schr Herald OF the Morning. Mclean Beaver Harpor NJ
for New ork. -. v..t
schr SAMMY Ford, Allen. Calais Tor New York.
Schr q T. rrigg, Gamnon. Gloucester ior new io'k'
Ar anchor In IIart's Island Roads = 9.
Schr American Chicf, snow New Eedioru LOT New hork'
Also an up known brig Tor the southwark
BOUND EAST.
ecbr Uncas Fargo New YORK tor New London
s,hr Dart Cam pbeII New York for stamford
schr WIN Gessncr. Egbcrt, liobokch lor rro''uehce
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DARING ROBBERY

While the family Of Mr.. Robert Leonard OF No. 13O
Penn street, Williamsburg, werc sitting in the base
ment last evening, sneak thief entered the house
through front doorway and stole over $500 worth
OF jewery and plate. The closing OF tho door at
tracted the attent of OF the family, but tho
thiel was out Of sight before an alarm was raised.
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Merchants shipping agents md 81 ssers are informed
that by elegraphing the IIERALb London Bureau ad
dressing Bennett No. 46 Fleo street. London" or to the
Paris Office addressing Bennett 81 Avenue dc rOpera.
Pas the arrivals and departures from European and
Eastern or American and al foreign vessels trading
with the United States the will be cabed to this
country free OF charge.
Capains arriving and sailin from French and Mcd
ports will Paris Office the econom
cal ana exp xpeditious for telcgraphing news
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AMUSEMENT
.rsH OPERA.

ACADEMY OF MUsIC-ENGLIsH OPERA.
The Kellogg English Opera Company gave Meyer
beers Star Of the North" last night at the Academy
of Music The house was crowded, and the cast was
admirable II Is unnecessary now speak OF the
opera In detail Miss Kellogg repeated her success OF
last season, and Mr.. Comfy was very efficient rep
rescntativc OF Peter the Great
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take recess to allow Of the reference Of disputed

take a 10 allow OF the reference OF disputed
question to tho Electoral Commission.
NOT IN COURT GOWNS.
The 1ve Supreme Court Judges who are to SIT In the
Commission have decided that they not required
the imposing silk robes which they are at-
ured when the bench. and will attend In ordinary
citizens dress.
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]. w. EDMANDS.

j. Wiley Edmands, wealthy citizen OF Boston, died
Mt his residence In that city yesterday morning He
was sixty-e years OF age. Mr. Edmands was one
OF the most success u and prominently known oi tue
business men OF New England.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

Tho following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty -four hours in compar
son with corresponding date Of last year, indi-
Gated by the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy,
HERALD Building
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DEATH OF All FUNG.

Mr. All Fune, the victim oil Mr.. An wung's brutal
ity, died ut five o'clock last evening, at Bellevue
Hospital
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SPOKEN.
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Shin AGNES bound s. Jan 2S, lat 40 3S. Ion 6S3 80.
Schr Thos williams bound Jan 81 lat ~ 40 Ion 10 40.
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OBITUARY.

Average temperature yesterday wv
Average temperature for corresponding date last
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WHALEMEN.

At Tarpauin Cove 3Oth chr VIM Martin from Province
town for New Bedford. to disch arge cargo OF oil.
Jago. CYL Dec -, bark Marlin, Sturxes, OF NB
clequ all well.
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Sails. Destinifi0n

DATES or DEPARTURE FROM YORK FOR THE MONTH
FEBRUARY.
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w ANrED TO BUY-A TUG BOAT FROM IA TO -
w inch cyiindcr state price, build aud all particularly
and state lowest cash price. Address TUd BOAT Herad
Office.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

AxoY, Dec 25-In port schr Craig Evan (Br. for New
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YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.

NEW YACHT. so FEET LONG CUPpERkb. ALL
~ kinds OF Boats for sale ut 204 South st.
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PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
CLEARED.

ecbr Uncas Fargo. New YORK Tor New London.
Schr Dart Campbell. New York for stamford
schr WIN N Gessncr. Egbcrt, llobokcn ior froviueh'
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-26
Do Not Rspeal the Ordinanee.


Next Wednesday evening the general
council will meet again, and viii consid.
er that proposed repeal of that ordinance
closing tippling'houses at IL o'clock at
night. The proposed repeal Of the ordi-
nance should be defeated. No one wants
it repealed except q few all-night tip
ping house proprietors, who are not sat
is6ed with earning a living in the legiti-
mate way. Those who keep thieving
dens and those who keep places which
prostitutes and their friends frequent Of.
ter midnight are of course opposed to
the police order enforcing the ordinance.
The leading saloon keepers Of the city
favor the strict enforcement Of the ordi-
nance, and they also favor the closing Of
saloons on Sundays. Since the saloons
closed at midnight peace and order has
prevailed throughout the city. The
white and black burglar, roper and
garroter have to remain on the streets
if they propose engaging in business.
There are no saIoous open where they
can hide themselves for hours and escape
the eyes Of the police. The members Of
the general couucil are supposed to be
the representatives Of the people Of the
city, and they should defeat this pro.
posed repeal. We believe a majority of
the five saloon keepers who are in the
general %couucil will vote for the enforce
ment Of the ordinance.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-26
THE CITY,
LIGHTNING TAXABLE.
That Is What the nuprems COur
Beaded

That is What she Suprems COurt
Decided
The case Of the Western Union Tele.
graph Company VS. the State of Tennes.
see and county of Sumner, was decided
by the Supreme Court at Nashville CD
Tuesday last, in favor Of the latter. The
Western Union Telegraph Company
owns some 100 miles of line in the State
aud have hitherto paid only q privilege
tax of four mills on the dollar Of it's gross
earnings. The court now holds that 1t
must pay upon the value of all it's prop
erty in the State, and that the payment
of the privilege tax does not exempt it
from the payment of the property tax.
The State will, under this decision, re.
alize about $1,000, aud Sumner county
S55 per annum.
There ia about 5000 miles Of wire, or
about 100 miles OF line in the S ate.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-26
A UNVEILED.

A Handsome Boarder In Male Al.
tire Discovered 40 be a RirI-Ar.
rest of - Sewing Machine Agent
for HRFboFtng her for Unlawful
Purposes.
Some days since there appeared ia the
LEDGER an account OF the arrest of q
young girl at Nashville, because she
dressed in male attire. She refused to
give any account Of herself. The Nash
vile Banner, Of the 22d, explains the
mystery as follows.
About ons month ago q boarding
house on Broad street received a guest
Of a somewhat handsome appearance.
He seemed to be Of an amiable DISPOSE.
ton, and an excellent canversationslist.
he appeared to be quite fond of tobacco,
as he smoked cigars, which we're of a
superior quality. This individual was
visited nearly every day, from Que to
three times, by q man who seemed to be
a particular friend. When he came, he
a shown up to the room occupied BY
the boarder, aud after he had disap.
pesred behind the door, the key ratified
10 the lock, and the two were left secure
from intrusion.
Nothing was thought Of the matter
until a few days ego, and yesterday after
noon the proprietor Of the house was
much astonished to discover that the
handsome boarder was nothing more MOI
less than a girl disguised as a member
of toe male sex. The police arrested 9
Remington sewing machine agent named
Blodgett, aud when questioned by Judge
Duiing as to his connection with the
af .ir, he said that the girl had come tc
him for protection, and be had saved hel
from ruin by allowing her tc adopt the
disguise she did. BE denied knowing
anything about the door being locked
but admitted Waiting her. He askee
permission to zee the girl, but was refused
Blodgett could not induce any one Il
becoma his bondsmsn, and was therefor,
committed to the city work.house.
The heroine Of this article is the daugh
ter of a prominent business man il
Louisville, and once lived on Watson
street, Edgefeld. Blodgets has been lv
ing in Nashville for several years, an,
has a wife and two children.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-26
Choice dressed turkeys,
Fine Kentucky stall.fed beef,
Celery, fish, etc.
III. Seessel, ST., a. Son.
Cor. Jefferson and Second. l28
Amuscments.

MEMPHIS THEATER -Aimee's French
opera boufe company closed their brieI
engagement at the theater last night By
presenting LecOcq's opera, La File de
Madame Angot, in an attractive manner
Aimee appeared as "Cisirette," With
Mile Gueymard as Mile Linge," Mr.
Rioult as "Ange Pitou," Nc. Blanchard
as "Pomponnet," and Mr.. Refine as
Larivaudiere, and the other charac.
tsrs by the members of the troupe
Aimee sang, "Je vous dois tout, moi,
Penfant de la Halle" and the revolu
tionary song, "Jadis les rois race pro.
%scrite," with 6na effect. The stirring
and lively couplets,
De la mere Augot,
j. suis la file.
1t Ia file AngOt,
Tient d. famille,"
were finely sung by Aimee and toe
troupe, Aimee displaying not only fac
acting, but good singing power. The
other characters, especially the mile
Lange'' Of Nine Gueymard, were most
a~cceptably presented. During the week
the troupe appeared in GiroAe- Girola,
La Grands Duchesse, Ia Jolie Parfu.
meuse and La File de Madame Ansot,
all fine operas OF the 0ifsnbach school.
When translated into English these
operas lose life and spirit. To convert
La File de Mamame Augot or La
Grande Duchesse into elegant Eng.
lish opera, aud at the same time pre-
serve the original spirit, is impossible;
for that spirit is one OF true Partisan
asan ion-mad.cap frol:c, always Dor
dering upon the extreme verge Of what
the A~uglo.S4xon mind regards as highly
immoral. In fact, these delightful
French operas cannot be Auglicised at
oil, in the proper sense of the word, in
asmuci as their spirit is the reflection of
a life antipodal to English or American
character. French immortality, being
recognized normal, may always aavo the
merit OF being highly refined, from an
artistic standpoint, while Anglo Saxon
immortality, running in the same groove,
is more often at oncs abnormal and
shocking. To attempt to render these
French operas into English of a moral
tone is impossible and cannot be CON
mended from the standpoint Of true art.
1t seems like robing a nu lie statue in a
fashionable gown, in order that people
who think such statues improper may
gaze upon it without losing countenance
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-26
GROCERIES.
sELF.RIsIKe

After ten years fair trial in Memphis
and elsewhere it is found that SelfRising
Buckwheat is better for general use than
plain bz~ckwheat, because
First. The best New York Buckwhea,
is used.
Second. 1t makes nice light and rich
cakes.
Third. Il never makes a failure when
the directions are followed.
Fourth. 1t only takes Eve minutes
time to make the best Of cakes.
Fifth. Any common cook can always
make good light cakes. Aud itcests but
q triae more than common buckwbeet.
OLIVER. FINEIE a co.
For sale by all dealers at our prices.
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AMorHER,s Diary.

Morningl Baby on the hoor,
Making for the fender;
Sunlight seems 10 make 1t sneeze;
Baby on a benderI',
All the spools upset and gone,
Chairs drawn up in file,
Harnessed strings all strung across,
Ought TO make one smile.
Apron clean, curls smooth, eyes blue,
(How these charms will dWindlel)
For | rather thing, don't your
Baby is a Ewindle."
Noonl A tangled, silken hoss
Getting in blue eyes;
Aprons that will not keep clean,
If = baby triesl
Ono blue shoe united, and enc
Underneath the table
Chairs gone mad and blocks and toys,
Well as they are able;
Baby In a high chair, too,
Yelling for his dinner.
Spoon in mouth; Il think. don't your
Baby is a sWindle."
Night Chairs arc all set back again
Blocks and speeds in order;
One blue shoe beneath a mat
Tells Of a marauder;
Apron folds on the chair,
Plaid dress torn and wrinkled,
Two pink feet kicked pretty bare,
Little fat knees krinkled;
In his crib, and conquered, too,
By asleep. best %evangel;
Now / surely think-dOn't you?
Baby IS an angel!
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atauon.nouAe Prisoner Robbed.

tAtlou'hhOuAe friSOner B0bbad.
Last Monday night Bob Elliott, a river
maa, was arrested for Drunkenness. He
was searched a. the stslion.house, but no
money couli be found on his person ;
but with that cunning which drunken
men occasionally display, Bob had sc.
curely stcreted fifty dollars on his J er.
son. de was locked up in a cell with
one Mike Erwin, a ehain.gaug man.
Nike went through his o~,mpanion aud
robbed him of the fifty dollars, but or
yesterday I was discovered when Elliott,
who bad gotten sober, complained Of
losing the fly dollars which be had
concealed. Elliott was discharged from
custody on payment Of the usual iue for
drunkenness, and Erwin was committed
10 jail by the recorder this morning on
the charge Of larceny from the person.
The money was found under the lining
Of Erwin's hat.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-26
Saturday, February II, 1877,

the certain piece or parcel Of land. situate in
the city of Memphis, Shelby county, Tennes-
see. and known and bounded as follows; Lot
No 10 in block No. 6, and lot No. IL in
block No. 6, as designated on the map or plan
of the city Of Memphis, commencing at a
point on the west side of Tennessee street, &c
feet from the southeast corner q said lot NO.
10: thence westwardly on tho line of said lot
No. 10, 100 feet or theresbouts, to Chester
al -Set; thence on and with the east line Of
Che ter street northwardly ia feet to a stake
thence eastwardly in a direct line to the be-
ginning. =,
Terms Of 6ale-Sevtn months credit; pur.
chaser to execute note with approved personal
Eecurity, bearing interest from date, and q
lien retained on tho property till same is paid
Equity of redemption barred.
JN0. n. FREEMAN, Clerk.
Ed. L. Beleher. Sol.
January IS. 1877. IN l46
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8 Key West Rio HOndO
eigals for 25c ut Sol C%oleman's.

THERE is no one using the Glines
Slate Roofing Paint but ourselves Par
ties representing that they use it are
hpmbugs, We are the erclusice agents
for tbis State, We are OF work every
clear day, aud will take pleasure 10
showing property owners how we do the
work and the material used A number
Of our largest real estate owners have
examined our work, and without excep-
ton have inaorssd it. Tho hapds are at
work now on the cotton shed occupied
by Mr.. VOORHEES,, on the south side Of
Washington, between Third and Fourth
streets. /. D. CONWAY 4 Co,
Agents N. Y. Slate Roofing 90
No. 8 Madison street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-26

Governor Porter has offered a reward
Of Eve hundred dollars for the apprehen-
sion aud CONVICTION Of the person who
committed the atrcoiops murder on the
body Of Mrs. Mary Conpor, on the night
of the 18Th Of January by cutting her
throat, nsar the Polar street market.
This should be an ipducement, even ii
no other exists, tc sTsr up the authorities
in tie iLvesiil alton Of the crime and the
apprehension If the vile murderer.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-26
Thc Plaee tn rurchase q lInt.

An elegant and we'll selected stock oil
hats can be found at the establishment
Of Martin Cohen, the Halter" on Main
street, under the Worsham House. Mr..
Cohen's stock comprises the latest styles
known to the trade, and was purchased
with q view to the present season. The
hats are sold at extraordinary low prices,
and are being purchased rapidly. l2s
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-26
Saturday, February 17,lS77,

the certain tract Of land mentioned in said
decree. situated In Shelby county, Tennessee,
being lot No. 3 of the subdivision Of the Geo.
l. Holmes Big Creek plantation, and bounded
as follows: Beginning at a poplar marked X
road crosses the south line Of lot No. 4; runs
thence east 6 chains and % links to a stakei
thence south Is chains TO a road laid of to the
road laid off through said farm thence east
IS chains TO a stake; thence north ST. chains to
a hickory; thence west 7 chains and % links
to Big Creek plank read thelce with said
road southwardly to the beginning, contain
ing 1884 acres wore or less.
Terms Of Sale Six and twelve months
credit, purchaser executing notes with ap,
proved personal security, and q lien retained
on tho land until the notes are paid. Equity
Of redemption barred.
Kortrecht & Craft, Soils.
January IS, 1871. l2lll6
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-26
New Issue. Bank of Tenn essee. I'm
the Sup cant COart.

n Supreme COart.
The Suprsme Court at Nashville has
decided that assets Of the State Bank
are the property Of the holders Of what
is known as New Issue notes.
The Knoxville attachment was abated,
upon the principle settled in the Manu-.
facturers' Bank, Of West Tennessee,
Cold that no creditor of an insolveut
corporation can obtain priority over the
rest by attachment-the assets being q
trust ilDd for the equal benefit Of all the
creditors
Special Judge P. B. Mayfeld dissent
ed from the opinion of the Court. HI
held hat ss to holders Of New Issue
l. That their bills were barred by The
statute Of limitations of six years.
2 That although the exclusion of tbs
claims arising after May 6th, by the as
Segment was void; yet, that WatsoI
having held the effects Of the bank
claiming as trustee under the assign
ment, and therefore adversely to thos,
claiming against the assignment; tire,
years OF such possession as to the per
sonalty, and seven years as TO the realty
has vested the title in him as trustee, &C
cording to the trusts of the assignment
and consequently to the exclusion OF al
whom the assignment sought to exclude
except those who had appeared in the
case within the proper time, as the de-
positors had done.
3. That he charter Of the bank OK
pred by its " limitation January /
1863, and the five years OF additional
corporate life expired January !, 1873,
and therefore, according to the old CON
mon law rule, all debts against the bank
persisted, including the new issue.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-26

Buyers of
Hay, Corn. OaIs and Bran
Call on w. ]. CHASE IL co ,
AZ Poplar st 1876

The type, material and workmen of
he LIZ DEER job Office are as good es the
best, and hence we guarantee first class
work and full satisfaction to our patrons.
1887
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RAILROAD.
MEMPHIS & LITTLE ROCKR.R.
Shroi Line t, t'eousss ard Ttxss.
TIMECARDr


Leayos. Arrives.
Mail train. daily .....-..5.W pm. lilo pm.
Accommodation train,
(lunday excepted. .....s. 60 Am, Tic . N.
Passengers going on this road will take
trains at the depot of the Louisville, Nash
Vile and Great Southern railroad. Mail
trains make close connection at ArgCntN ipT
points on the Little Rock and Fort Smith
railrond and at Little Rock with tha Cairo
and Fulton railroad for points in Southwest
Arkansas and Texas.
Pullman / slace Sleeping Cars on oil night
trains.
Fer tickets and information apply at Ticket
offices q and ISL Main street. and nj. depot
foot Of Washington street, or AZ Louisville,
Nashville and Great Southern railroad depot
or 10 the undersigned.
Il. A. WILLIAMS. Pass. Aa't, Memphis,
NJ. s. JAY q. P. a. 4. Ag't, Little Rock.
W. =. SMITH. sup't. Memphis Tenn.
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REMOVAL.

On or about the middle of this month
A. F. bod 4 Co. will occupy 2791 Main
street Boyle & Chapman's old stand
100
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Saturday, February II, 1877,


offer for saIet TO the highest bidder. in front Of
the courthouse Of Shelby county, in tho city
~ Memphis. the interest of the defendant hu
i. Brinkley in and to the following described
property Lot M % in the city OF Memphis,
IA feet by l4N15 feet. fronting I4A feet on the
cast side Of Main street, and running bnck
between parallel lines l4SN feet to an alley
on the northeast corner OF Madison and Main
stress. Defendant Hu l.. Brinkley has a re-,
mainder interest 10 one undivided half OF said
lot. -
shaped lot lying between Jackson street raj
ei,h road and the alley east OF Ikifd street.
Defendant nu l.. Brinkley has a remainder
interest In one undivided half of said lot
Lot No. $50, city Of Memphis. li6Z9 ieet by
1857 fact on the northwest corner OF concord
and Third streets. Defendant Hu Ia. Brl1k;;
ley has a remainder Interest In one undivided
Lot No sos. city Of Memphis, 1851 feet by
1887 feet on the northeast corner OF Oqaeord
and Third streets. Defendant uu IL bIlgk,,
les has a remainder interest in one unulVldsa
half Of said lot.
the city Of Memphis, anu designated ana &C.
scrlbed upon the Plat Book 80. !, page So'
Registers Office Of Shelby county, tennessee
and by q partition between defendant Hu Il.
Brinkley and Annie B. Snewden. the lots, col
ored yellow on said plat belonging to said de-
1tuuhhN Au a IN -
nrmed in Partition Decd Book No. 70, pages
ahA.9, Register RS office of Shtlbv county, len
nessss, to-wit; Lots 3, S. g.. L, 8 in blocs No.
2; lots 3, 10, IL, II, Is, 70, 20, .2l,22 i9 block
No s; IetS 1, 2, 9, 4, 5. IL, lk A. 10, TO-, Y IN
block No. q lots =, ~, Il, Il, Is. 10. ~ IN block
Ho, I. lots d. ~ in block No. q; lots 9, 10, II,
Il, Is, L., Is, Is. ~ 81 g. e, q. y. 3, 81, q
in blook No 81: CShs 9, 10. II, IL. IL y, IS. Is,
II in block No. IL. lots l., 2 8, Z, TO-, II, l6. II,
is, 10 in block No II W II in block No; l5i
lot in block No A.. petesoept hu !. 9rinS-
FERNS Of Sale Said property Viii DO sold
upoa a credit Of seven months. ppTchasers
executing notes bearing interest from aate'
with approved personal security for the pur-
chase money, and o lien retained on the prop
erty until said notes are paid, Equity OF re-
dsmption barred.
j. d. Robinson, Sol.
January Is. 1871. 10 ll6