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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-01-04


timately give hare,
the struggle thaa rr1-r7nTr--.
the "Solid South
Hampton has made
ands Of new friends lii-,rl A ccue.
within the past ten diys.--..--''' = - = =
go Tribune, 30, 10.
Those who are accounting So
immense losses Of The Republi y oUi1'
in the last eight years % not 1tmH-'
sufficiently 20 consiiIer one fact.
that is that the prcpai'ine acnti-
ment Of the. country u Democratic.
Attribute it 70 the "ilave poeen'
as the wings did, or y the l'Aiel'l
influence or foreigners Al Che Know
nothings did; CAL il BY an,' W ti,e
names which the diifsrciIt p<ftIcs.
opposed TO it, have in bht'. lime
called IL, II Is fact which almoat
sixty years Of power lltest AMI
the weight OF the fact can be better
calculated by bearing q mind chat
this power was not a zen afhy b
The Republicans, but aid down w
the Democrats. In sc0 tie Dem.
ocrats ran away frcm No most mag
niiicent chance they elier ha1 % go
what tncy wanted. III N|xtren
years, with all tho Cd am ~ A.oe4-
|.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-04-02
mARHEr

Uhf Mlsw-E quotations are for ordegp
11n lbfff AS Fzal lots Ia q iobbina way
s-izm. zoos ehoica, 3 COsi 90
&1CeN resp9-sasuiders, q; clear rib
aoa @ ~ clear sides. 9Nc; breakfast,
"a ~ Ae f4aAT-ezred hams, canvased. l4e;
hp4e~ptFa4 1fr19t ~qneanVased, " 10 PFC;
Jnetst . kighei.
t1aAs1ys EhsAt. N0Ta1 10 3 100.
ttgMA-E Ng3W Per busheI.
E.AN rAd-lLoosel; shoulders, 81 10 &C..
tpnf taslr. TO -; clear rib, 81; clear sides
~ " hans, lge. Packed, 4 to x higher.
D9l5s; medium. 20@
sALDg stgRFs AND TIEs-Baqripe. 2
tnt - d. Eal21zo; balinR Irvine. lSgilo;
IVA 1e. - y bTc; piecod ties, &c.
ELlLDAAd MAIEhIALS-In stors prioea
~ ysEeat Louisville, 81 25, o Dbl; Roseo-
ae POI. z 81 hair, 2 2O@2 IS a 90
81; lime. per Dbl. I 3591 So. Fire-bIet'
80 g , 2 per 100; brick. 3 10 Ii Dor lOla'
BEBR, fhESH-RoreQuarters 3to %, hind.
g~larisrs. 5fSIo. Hogs, 8 TO sc. Sheep, "
gUcTwHEAT FLOUR-9O 90 por barrel.
CANDLES Boxes, iull weight, ~ si5e,
aat oo1 lou weight, l5H; quarter box, full
e9e16N6Ts-Per 100. S OOas TO-.
SOIIhE-0rdinary, TO zoe; fair, 2OL 10
5ifi ssod' NJ 10 p; prime, 23H 10 %; anei,.'
~ 70 z4e; Java, t0c; C0rdova, q 10 re.
gAlCs Mixed, 81 90 10 2 sol, ohole,
hent, rs 70 800.
SyA4 Olk-N gallon, "a to Csc.
S0hn-MiIed, t2g5c; white. b3g55s.
WhH-NEAL = Kin dried. mi Wsi,h,,
e2BO269 iNA "elth1'
eyiIQs YAREs-Eo. COO. l2@l2Xo; No.
'tltelf%c; 30. 30. 16@lG5ie. N'
s-Psr 100 heads. 50 OOglO 60;
Z rates irregular.
COTTON sEED-s3 Htoa n a 90,
tOIIDhABED OIL-Cudo. az ne, g,t,n
81 s lgLg tssg. ~ toH sauoh
CbyyI-R9 barrel. q N9sE; haIf-ba,.
sis, "a 81. - - qsaiity. AanoAf
yRAABAEkIAs-FbsL 5osn0 4.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
BoArs LEAVING To.nAY.


ARRIVALS.
Steiner Golddlsi, New Orleans.
Robert Mitchell. New Orle ms.
Capitol City V~icksburg.
I~liEois, Vicksburg.
Colorado, St Louis.
ST. GeDevieve, St. Louis.
Aggie, Dyersbsrg.
Oscsols, 81 Francis river,
Coahona, Friar's Point.
A j. White. Riverton.
John Z. Tolle, New orleans.
Osceola Belle. AsbBort.
Carl Schufz. Scanlan's Land'g.
Cherokee, Ohio river.
R1th, White river.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer Belle Memphis, St. Louis.
Bath, White river.
Cons MillaT, Cincinnati.
Robert Mitchell, Cincinnati.
Golddust, Cincinnati.
Colorado. Vicksburg.
Capitol City, St. Louis.
John + Tolle. 81. Louis.
Cherokee, New Orleans.
IN POm
Osceola, Argie, Cal Sahurz, A. J.
White, Ccsh0ma, Illinois, 1t. Geneyieve.
Osceola Belle, Aggie.
Condition or the Rivers
The river here is near about on a
stand, but viii be rising by evening.
At Cairo it is rising fast, with 80
feet on the gauge; at st. Louis it
10 stationary. The Ohio is falling
from Pittsburg TO Louisville at
Evansville it is rising, with 80 feet
3 inches On the gauge; Cumberland
and Tennessee rivers arc rising
rapidly. The Arkansas is station
tlonary at Little Rock, with 3 feet
8 inches on the gauge and 4 feet
from Pine Bluff out, White river
continues in fair nayigable order.
The heavy rains Of Saturday night
and yesterday which extended along
the water courses viii be apt TO
cause q rise in all the rivers.
miReeIinneons.
The first Of April made It's ap.
poarance with q delugc Of rain.
A severe wind and rain storm
Saturday night and Sunday morn
ing caused steamers 10 take the
bank.
a fair business was doing on The
landing.
The Colorado for vioksburq
added here 10 tons of miseeIlaboou.
freight and pot o8 several hundred
barrels Of -four and meal.
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Satnrday, Anil Z. 1s77,

the roal estate mentioned in said decree,
situate in Shelby county. Tennessee, and de-
scribed as follows:
A lot OF land designated on N. NJ. Treze-
wants plan Of subdivision. which is recorded
~ said county IN BOOK So. part second, page
3l3, etc as Lot Nd. l, containing 10 1870
acres. situated at the southeast intersection Of
Central avenue and Irrelevant avenue. being
the same conveyed 10 N. NJ. Trozevant by quit
claim deed from o. p. Lyles and John r..
Of record In Book 7B, page 375, Registers ofiee
Of Shelby county
Terms Of sale-Sa'd land will be sold for
enough cash TO pay the costs Of tho cause, and
balance on six month"; credit; purchaser ex-
fer ths pnrch S'en S SPpsS'e an 9oa 4 Iion security
until the same is paid. Equity of redemption
barred. JOHN II. FREEMAN, Clerk,
sMIr9 &CoLLIER, SOLICITORS.
March Is, lS77, - .,
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VEIeuTs or :

Tr-r4u Lv.sL Ea. Es-zseu every
TuHalT wa1-r q 8E.sua Hal, 10 Is
aae1E nrssr. - fl1rE Gee. 4. NerTItt.
rlaxzzr FltI krer Eg1-lE-
ErT-r LdssE EE- Z-usEH srsy Ws31aL
dog rlrlr a. Ea %. . ssap-1 Eres1 up-
n.Elu z Il EaE-1- E1IssrEs 4 2 8lls
: pGrasL
CF7lm4 LmGL 10 2N-nssa "a 1-S Ek
Wnu-s0rv ~ eaen mu1-t- a. 1-1rE L1ErEl-
vi M.ufiHlLL - A. h11Ig.a
F1rra1-a LeBll- ID E-usTT e E1d ga
rpesABrf IN faet mnrr ~ l4 sasl1f --sEt.
Emmsr Hf1ur1sr.
MTI1nuE AGUnH. Us. w -maeif PTf-T ApT-
tar HrpnsuE ~ NutnmG riLL W. Ds hssfrt
m1mn EfE DiadgiE " T. EBrFM LGla-
1mr u 81 lufter- Aafn-sr-
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or PYTEIAs.
r.rr,...r Lopsn No. 5-mest

THSxssszK LoDsH No. 5-keeis \Ea$
everv Monday right at Harmony
Hall. I. o. n. r., corner Be9l and fernando
streets. Jno. Wilson, &C.. Felix LeOiere, v;
G.: E.. J. Walker, T.: W. n. Moyston, . o.
X. md s G. W. L. Crock, u. Of e.; Albert
Swim. N. Of y.
MFvPBIs LODGE No. 6-meets second. third
aHd fourth Tuesday evenings in each month.
at pytbisp Hall, 9s Second street vincent
Eisef. J We=d, g. r. Il. :. Reynolds, Y.
G.: a. MerFell P; W. II. Atkinson, X. q
r. and S Z. VI. Vigus, u. Of E.i Jacob
LuiI, q. Z.
CzuE DE- LI0s LoDsE 10. B-Mests % and
81 Ednssdzgs E sy month, a. B3 second
-vsat. Fines1t 1io-E, opposite Court Square.
!. ". AzdsrBgn. 9. c.; D.. W. 5chstsr. Y.
CD. G. WzlE9n P F: ;. 7. TemlinIsa, ~
Il e. ,. y keEh1rd. <. u r. s.; g. a
Bzn. 4. EfE.s Il l.. Briggs P. c.
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FINANCIAL ARD J0aF EsCiAL.
GElY
PFBLIc LEBGEE OFFICE.
MEMPHIS, TENN. April 2, 1911.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. Aprl = loii'l
The market during the past week ex-
hibited no material change. The open
ing to-day is somewhat better, the first
Of the month making business somewhat
more brisk at the banking institutions.
Exchange is in good supply, with a mod
crate demand, as follows: New York
and Eastern demand, buying at par and
selling at &c premium; New Orleans
buying at fe discount and selling at par.
On the streets money is 10 plentiful sup
ply at l292I = cent 2 month. New
York gold rates are lO5; here brokers
are paying lO4 There is very little &C.
tivity in local stocks or foreign securities,
though an oc~eGsional transaction is re
norted nj about our mutations:
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OEpTscErE sEIBEEErHB

IEpTBlEm DeTTrE-1gFB nagS lE prrtaT
atL &c 1ruaBs.. Frapss q A. tsf-
mGrE 4lR fafgs y 8asl1fw. rarT- y
n. 1ltEenes sslgr AR LEs1s4 al sGtE
EEstWEEe'. sex CeEzsitse gsg ggft1sr
UTiGe1; geaE Wszlsl ard Je1a NaTls.
sex Ce2zittss fGr ssztzsrh DiFifis1.
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Saturday, April %, 1877,

within legal hours, the following doscr;bsd
property. situated In Shelby county, Tenn.
to-wit: "
Being part Of the Charles Jones subdivision
about two miles from tho city Of MemDbis
and located on the corner Of Joneg avenne
ADD the Raleigh road, and lies on the west
sioe OF Jones avenue and on the north side of
said subdivision, and m5rs particularly a.,
ecribed IN the Chanoery Court decree yegis-
Book No. 80, page 537. 'oun|'
Terms, of sale-0n a credit Of months.
note with approved security required. Equity
OF redemption barred. -4N"'
This March 20, 1877.
EDMUND A. COLE, G.. and M,
by r.. j.. BLACK, D. @. and Nj.
Mcdowell q Burrows, Solicitors. o. 20
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N. NJ; Tfezevant end wife, Amanda Troze-
want. VS., 4. Q. Asttis ct al.
RY VIRTUE OF THE DECREE PRO-
ID nounoed by The eupreme Cent of'i or.
nessoe a. Jackson, in this cause. December 9,
lSfe, l will oher for sale, to the highest bidder,
In front of the courthouse OF Shelby county,
on Main street, In the city Of Memphis, on
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LEDGER.


Il ,o~o-. TX
S,uvH MrNrH.s. No. lS -meets "a Friday
Ia ae6 month. in Old Fellows Hall. FIN
Nelson, y NJ: ABS puuen. Se,'y.
each month, in Odd Fellows Hall. CIV
Noshy, W NJ; ca Leoke. Soy.
Leila ScOrr, No. 2S9-meets lst Wednesday
N each month. in Odd Fellows Hall. A S
Myers. W NJ; h A Lytle, See'E,
DESOrO. No. &9-mees Sd Friday IN each
month, in Odd Fellows Hall. K Z William
son. W Nj; All II White, See'y..
each msnth, In odd Follows Hall. James S
Carpenter, W NJ; A Knapp, Seo'y.
ROYAL AR0H.
PnxS CKArrxR. No. 2-meets I'd Monday Of
ssca nontd-at Masonic Hall. in 0ayoso
Block. Robt. Galloway, M. n. H. P.i Q. q.
SSseaIs CSIFFER, NO. 95-meets at Ma
scslo Han, In 0ayoso Block, Sd Monday OF
essh month. B. X. Pullen, N. x. III. p;
John D HUM, Acting Secretary.
\. n q. n.
RukHKA CouReIL, Ne. 6-meets Cd Thurs
d.g q esch month-at Masonic Hall, In Gay
go Block. d. +. Halter, I'll. H.; A. J.
"A''''s' N's' r-uurLAEs.
0yKEKn ~CONHANDRKYs o.4-meots 4th Mon
lay Of each month 1T Masonic Hal, GayOso
siosk. Ed WerSham, 3. O.; 7. J. Barchus.
Res.
ID Tuesday Of each month at Masonic Hall
aayoso BLOCH. B; F. Hsller, 4. CT A. J.
Wheeler. Acting Rec.
RNIaHTs or RED Cross OF CONSTANTINE
meets first and tuird Saturdays Of each month
AZ Masonic Hall. Il. B. Hatch, NJ. P. g.; T.
j.. barohus, X.
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Coles circus on the bluff to-day


was the great attraction.
The Robert Mitchell passed up
yesterday for the Ohio with a light
trip. She put off here 40 packages
merchandise.
The Tolle passed up for st. Louis
without landing.
The Andy Baum for Memphis
and Charles Morgan for New Or
leans left Cincinnati Saturday
evening.
Brooks April fool notice of the
war ship Warbler did not pan out
well-it was too thin.
The Vint Shinkle leaves Oincin.
natl on Wednesday for Memphis.
The Carondelet has gone to
Evansville in search of a load for
New Orleans.
The Hard Cash is the regular
Wednesday packet for White river.
The Golddust passed up yester-
day morning for Cincinnati with
little freight and few people. She
is on a quick trip, and will get to
Cincinnati in ten days, if she does
notrua through herself.
The Capitol City passed up yes
terday morning for st. Louis with a
fair trip.
The receipts of cotton by river
from Saturday up to noon to-day
foot up GEL bales.
The Belle of Shreveport for st.
Louis is due up to-day.
The steamer Chambers, en- route
for the mountains, passed Omaha
Saturday.
The Garrett and barges and A.
J. Baker and barges left Cairo last
evening for New Orleans.
The Bee and barges passed up
this morning for st. Louis.
The Maumelle leaves Little Rock
to-day for Memphis.
Captain Ed Rowland will arrive
here to-day from the wreck of the
Ella.
The Mary Houston leaves Gin
cinnati for New Orleans.
Southern freights along thelower
Ohio river are not SO plentiful as
they were.
The hard rains for the past
thirty-Six hours, which have been
general along the water courses,
will probably give us a big river.
Captain James Rees, jr., left last
night for Pittsburg to complete the
arrangements for the building of
two new Arkansas river packets.
The Thomas Sherlock for New
Orleans passed Evansville Saturday
morning.
The II. G. Yaeger for New Or
leans, and City Of Vicksburg for
Yicksburg, left st. Louis Saturday
evening.
The Cons Millar cleared Satur-
day evening for Cincinnati with
$50 bales of cotton, 45O bbls. oil,
70 bales rags and sundries and %
people.
The Belle of Texas, in command
OF Captain Ed Rowland, will leave
tomorrow for Arkansas river if
there is sufficient water to 20
through.
The R. W. Dugan leaves st.
Louis this week for the mountains.
The James D. Parker, Captain
G. b. Russell, will arrive to-day
from Cincinnati with a full cargo
of Western products, and leaves on
Wednesday with a return trip.
Captain Ed Rowland has saved
from the Ella all of her cargo and
cabin furniture, and is having her
machinery removed and everything
else that can be saved.
The l0sceola, Captain Maumus,
came in Saturday evening from st.
Francis river with 81 bales cotton,
26 sacks seed and sundries. She
leaves tomorrow evening with a
return trip for Helena and all
points on st. Francis river, going
through to Wittsburg. Captain
A. Haycock is her prime minister.
The neat little steamer Aggie,
Captain Roberts, came in from the
upper coast with a good trip Of mis-
cellaneous freight. She returns to
Haile'S Point and Dyersburg this
evening, giving special attention to
] a.
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ported at about our quotations:
Cotton.

TIE markets. frmer this morning with
fair offerings and demand. Official quo
tations are revised for low middlings and
better grades.
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& o. D. p.

DAD Fellows. Hall, corner Main and NORTH
Court streets,
HHaPErs LoDes, No. 6-nents every Tues
day. A. j. Knapp, n. G.; !. I. Lease, =
G.; Z. S. Burr. Secretary; W. 5. srue''
GsTcSIsAw LoDsH. No. s-mests every Mon
day night. A. D, Gibson, n. e.. I. J.
Hogan, Y. g.; John A. uolt. TreAsurer'
SSHIriER LoDes' No. llo-meetg syery We'd
nesday night. Ed BOhle, n. g.; J. ). ian
ner, y. g.; Chss. Borrer, SecretaTyi L.
Ottenheimer, Treasurer.
BAEHEs LaDGE. No. 147-nsets every trlNny
night. W.K. French, n. g.; II. a, Carroll
VI: WIN. Henry, y. and Il. s.; }. B. VIII
BiTF1 CITY Lopez. No. 1s7-mesta. OveY
1h1Tsiay evening pt Odd Fellows Hall -
P,Young, N. g.; Frank Lamont. N;0.i W.
II. Noysten. Secretary. 5. q. Tool, lresE.
HARMONY LODGE No. 199-meets every Tues,
day night at odd Fellow Hall, corner Bel
and fernando streets. R.. j.; Wal9sr; n
G.; d A. McOmber. V. g.; To-. Walker
See'y; G. w. Mi Ter, Treasurer.
DEGREE LODGE,
Mr,Pvrs DEeaEE' LOPEZ No. a-Mests hrst
c lnTdsv OF each month. B. Bingham. v.
M't D. A. WaTdlaw, D. D.. NJ; Thomas Pa
con, A, D. NJ; b. S. Burr, "a A, y. Nj
i, =. Holland. Soo'yi +. W. Smith, treas
EEOLHPEEsTs.
glyoeo ExoAHPNExT. No. S-meets on &c
"a snd I'd Thursday nights Of each month.
w. K French, c.. P.i P, Q. Smith, d. u
Henry Clements, 8, W.. Thos. Bacon; scrlos'
John A. Holt, Treasurer; Dave hesharu
xTIPE1sF xcANpxBKT. No. Se-nests 2dapd
stb Thursday nights Of zach month >,
Ross, c. p. S.. &. Garrett, Il, r; JohA y
Sick S. W; J. T. Leake, J. W.; c. flis-
chic, -cribe; John W. WayneS5uTs' tress'
t{rSFRAL RsLIsP COmnTTRE-D i Porter,
tSairmen. as Front street; Jshn W. WayTes-
nTrg. Memphis Oil Co., Secretary and IreSs-
urer. II. Gronauer, j. II. Shepherd. b. h.
pullen. D. 9. Reahard.
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TATHER MATTHEW
SOCIETY.

Fl-HgE MATHEW TOTAL
G%RgTIEGEcE-A AND BEgEyO-
LEgT BoCIETY No. 237, u.
N ALmeets LIST and Sd
8BhaaJB Of each month at
= pm, al 81. BridRet's
sss dollhouse, Third st.,
kaNssn lackssh and 0yerton. Rev. Wn
Waish, PEST; T. Consodiae, Vice Pfes5t.
jane NcBhde. Recording Ssc'y; r. f Nor.
rssy, financial sec'yi Francis Riley, ST.,
IrffsufeT.
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On Monday, April go, 1877,

sell at public outcry. to the highest bi5der for
cash; the following described real estate, stu.
ate. lying and being in the city Of Memphis,
eo9htyo OF shelby, State of Tennessee:
beginning at q point on the east side of
Ihird street 37h feet south of the south line
Of the alley between Exchange and Market
streets; running thence eastwardly parallel
s~outhTardly with the west line Of said allsy
SSit559 feet; thence westwardly at right angles
1879 feet to tho east line Of Third street,
thence n~orthwardly TO the point of Beginning
SIzs teet; being part Of original city LOT 40S,
ana me house thereon being known as No. 1S8
bdhlrd street, now occupied by said Jesse w.
Page as a family residence.
Sale will be made at the southwest corner Of
Nam ard Madison streets, in said eitv oi
memphis, between the hours Of 10 am. and
7 pm Equity Of redemption waived In said
trust deed and purchaser title to be absolute,
fltie has been examined and pronounced per.
feet, but shall sell and convey as Trustee
only. W.. C Mc6LIfRIE ntus'ee
Is A Aius'eo'
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HALL no. Is oecolQ streeI. Et
y. o. Milton. ", c. T.; J H. Thompson, W..
v. T.; G. A. S. Richardson. W. T.; G. F.
Shepherd. ". A. R.; Earle Can't. W.F. e.;
Bun 4. Price. " IT,: r ". ekslio1, WI (;
0. Olsen, ". D. U.:TF- CgILh1-. ~. = /;
3. Dunn, VS. ; D. g EEDaIEIL 2 M-C-A.
CHELSEA TEMPLE % z mn We t-Mseai
every Tuesday eTg-1lF a 4 Fuimt 40 tifnr
al, Brick Churc.- gIllsHa ~. N. Llurr
W. O. T.; r. I. Nkis W. q n Glnua. H.
Lanhsm, w. r.; 6.E Dawson. ~. Al. to
j. @. Williams, ". =. r. Nhprtltac,
w. T.; ii. Wheadley, n L-s RI. 1aevlnp
W. D. u; q. r. Ersv. ~. N@s u. la.acs
". s.; e. e. Colby. 2 W g y
MONTGOMERY COuSCrL 30 q. =. 4. AIDS
T.-meets first and third hEaurhY IN audt
month, Ia Temperance h14 Al - lfdrpdf
pm. Horace II. Briggs, G. e O. o. i. N
Richardson, X.
THALes TEMPLE OF Il. AHD 7. W. E-umis
ever Thursday evening a. y gt3Btr a. tll.
70. Y3 Second st. ". A. ysErHe.. ~ CT
W. II. Atkinson, ". v. IT, L Baurut
NJ. K; John d. Cox, ir.. W. A q r. ~.
Halle. W r.. Chas. II. MeDeluL ~ r.
a., . Davis. W, vi j. g.. Rsshsra. ~ ~
o.; Chhs Stewart, W. G.; Wm. Heuaz. W.
3. Jonathan Wood, P. W. c I.
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l-Ltsd ~ TLf31s and 0ther soarces


NV IOKK, AprIZ 10 pW-cltts1 n
quiet, with fgtgrea steady. sslsG ieT f1tare
deliYerT. M.sU bales.
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In Supreme Court at Jalkson

Samuel Moss, admir- Of James Re;5 d.
ceased. ys. w. II. Moncriof and vile, Mary
Rr VIRTUE OF THE DECREE PRO.
~ no9need december 9. 1875, by the SY.
psese court at Jackson, in this cause, I will
9ner ior sale, to the highes. bidder, in front Of
on Main street, In tha civ ~ NnmmhiSS oUn1y,
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satnrday, Anvil q, 1877.

follows: as
Situate in Shelby county, Tennessee, begin
ming at a hickory saDpling with whiteoak
pointers, the southeast corner Of a 81, 5.aer =.
tract which was allotted bv a decree of ~
County Court to Ira Moon and wife: Il cue
north 20 chains 43 liDks to a hickory; Ltence
west IA chains so links to a stake ~ an en'n ogS
blackjack stump with hickory an1, swsatov mn
pointers; thence north ~ chair and H iinIa
TO- a stake near Mrs. W. Andegs SONS Gin bansaas
with a blaskgum pointer; thence west II
chains ~ Links e a st.aEo with redoak point
ers; thence s9 south 81 chains to a stake II links
north l2a east Of an elm marked X, tbenes
east Is CHAINS 81 links to a stake 10 links aortb
q q blackjack eappling pointer; thence south
u chains a. links to a stake with redoak and
dogwoee pointers; thence east 10 chains a.
ilnks 70 the beginning, oontaiuing74 3-5 acres,
pelnG the same land sold by 4. I. Taylor to
Mrs. susan u Coleman January, 1867,
Terms Of ~fale-cash.
60 JOHN II: FREEMAN, Clerk.
SMITH x COLI IER, Solicitors.
March Is. 1877, 70 %
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tR. 23l4.l
Ohancery Sale Of Real Estate

Chancery Court Of Shelby C~ounty-James A.
Shane ct al. VS.. Seth w. Bolton.
R1 VIRTUE OF AN INTRKLOCUTORY
Ddecree for sale, entered in the above eanse
on the 9TH day of February, 1877, I will sell.
az public auction, to the highest bidder. In
'front.' OF the Clerk and Masters Office. Court
house building, Main street. Memphis,
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TEHPLAEs or \

NAToWA TEMPLE OF II. AND T.
so. l-meets every Friday even
ing at 5 o'clock at Temperance
Hell No . gaaoud ufraas
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LgoAl.
Trustees Sale,

FINDER AND BY VIRTUE OF A TRUST
- deed to me made bv Fannie II. Page wife
ct Jesse ". Page, J W. PAGE, jr and John
= Page, Trustee, Of date It'll day of January,
1916, and recorded in the Registers Office Of
shelby county, in Book No. ITO, page Is aud
following, for the purpose of securing an in
debtedness therein specified flor a more par-
ticular understanding of which reference il
hereby made to said record, l., as Trustee. at
the request of the beneficiary therein named.
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TIE TABLES.

AND LOUUvMLE RAILROAD.
Arrives. LssVoS.
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oorroz zrozASez auorArloss.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-05-04
story of a Trnmn

This is the story that tramp told
to reporter of the Journal in Dav-
ton, o.: He went to Brazil in 1864
and tried his luck in the diamond
fields. His companions committed
a robbery, and he was so much i'm
plicated that he shared their fate of
being sentenced to death. Thew
were guillotined together, and after
ward he was surprised to waken to
to consciousness and find that he was
alive. He felt a strange sensation at
his throat, and was unable to stir. A
man was bending over him. Then
he became unconscious again, and
the next he knew he was abed. The
man whom he had seen before ex-
planned that he was physician, and
had Obtained from the Government
permission to experiment on the
bodies. He had quickly joined de-
capltated head to body, and made
the two grow together. The patient
recovered fast, hut he soon discover
ed that his body WIS not the one he
previously possessed. The physician
had blunderingly joined his head to
the trunk Of Pedro, a Brazilian. $50
You see" said the tramp, "my head
is all right, but my body has all the |
hi 'ess of Pedro, a shiftless vaga-