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PHILADELPHIA, March 22.-FlOur-Fim
and unchanged. Wheat-Scarce; Penn.
sylvania red 81 81; amber 81 g.. Rye
Firmer; 7Sc car lots; Sic jobbing. Corn
More active; yellow in cars 55a55JIc.
white 54I<c. Oats-Choice wanted, Others
dull;sswhile 49a4Gc. Petroleum-Dull; re.
fined l6al6lzc crude lSal3I<c. Clover Seed
-lSal6c. Butter-Firm; New York and
Bradford county extra 2fa2se; firStS 25a97c,
western extra 2Sa25c; fzts 2la24c. Cheese
Firm; prime 1Sa14c. Eggs l6aiTc.
Whisky 81 QS for Western.
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UTAH.
Lee 10 he Executed nj Mountain
MeauOW..SilVerE Excitement,

SALT LAKE, March 22.-The United
States Marshal left Beaver, Utah, last
evening, with John D. lee. It is sup.
posed that the execution is to take place
at Mountain Meadow, the scene OF the
massacre. These movements are kept as
quiet as possible, as it is feared an at.
tempt at rescue will be made. A COM
pany Of soldiers attended the party.
Mountain Meadow is about ninety miles
from Beaver, iorty.fivc miles from Cedar
City, and about twelve miles from Pine
Valley, the nearest telegraph office. a
company Of troops with Lee passed Cedar
City at o'clock this morning.
There is great excitement in Salt Lake
City to-day over the discovery yesterday
OF n silver.bearing mining ledge in Red
Butte Canon, about three miles from the
city, claimed to assay over 900 ounces of
silver to the ton, and there has been
quite stampede from the town to the
vicinity Of the discovery to-day.
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Neighborhood News.

Hon. John A. Campbell, Of Hancock
county, is ill.
Two OF the eleven Justices appointed
when Hancock county was formed are
still living, viz: John Mayhem and John
Gardner.
Nineteen members Of the Wharton
family, Of Ohio county, have emigrated
to the West within the last day or two.
Their destination is sedalia, Mo.
The Martins Ferry Ners speaks Of
Elizabeth Cady Stanton (who lectured
there the other day. as "short and ileshy,
with gray hair, pleasant motherly face
when speaking, and beautiful hands that
she rarely uses on the stand"
Thirty candidates inlMOnrOe county,
Ohio, for the local offices.
Col. Geo. W. McCook, Of stcubenyille.
isreported seriously i'll.
Capt. Askey, of Elm Grove, inform,
us that the prospect for wheat and fruit
never was better than the present out.
look.
ltis estimated that a hundred families
have left this immediate vicinity within
a year for Texas and other points in The
South and West.
Business is very quiet Just at this par.
tioular time on the Baltimore & Ohio
road.
Ex.Detective James White, who was
sent to the Ohio penitentiary the other
day for thirteen months for participation
in the election frauds at Cincinnati, Is a
native Of Wellsburg, aud was a Captain
in the First West Virginia Infantry du.
ring the war. Before his sentence he
made an affecting appeal for clemency
on account OF his helpless family, and his
previous good conduct as a citizen and a
soldier. In view Of these facts, the Judge
made the sentence as Light as possible.
The following advertisement appears
in the Washington Pa.) 06srrer:
1.-THE highest cash price will be paid
during the month Of March, for a few car
loads oil medium sized horses and mares,
IN good condition. For further particu.
ISrs call at George Davis feed store,
Warrington, Pa.
Ex'President Grant still remembers
his relatives Of the Smith family at
Washington, Pa. We read in one Of the
papers there that W. W. Smith received
astrong wooden chest from Washington
city Monday, containing memoranda,
records orders, etc, pertaining to the
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RAILROAD BoNDs-Pirm.
STATE SRCnHIrIRs-nnInI


sTocSs-lregular, bnt In the main firm.
WIN ilght advance in Delaware, LAclEa.
wanna Western, Lake Shore, and Dela.
ware q hudson: Western Union firm; Pa.
enc Mail and Michigan Central declined
slightly; Huntington 4 Quincy rose Y
There was meeting to-day oil represent.
aiiyes OF the Chicago, Burlington 4 Quincy.
Chicago Il Rock Island and Chicago
Northwestern roads. II was stated lhere
Is no competition between these lines ana
The meeting was held to perpetuate M
friendly relations already existing, mi.
nOis Central dull ind weak. ExpreSu
stocks declined from Il TO @ per cent. tbe
latter American. The transactions aegys.
gated l6I 900 shares, Of which 1900 were
Pacific Mail, 1900 Western Union. bs ob0
Lake Shore, 900 New York Central. Ss6S
Michigan Central, G0,0OO Delaware, Iaeka.
wanna d Western, and 5000 Delaware q
Hudson. -
The Post says; Inquiry at the Central
Pacific railroad offices In this city elicits
further particulars in regard To the decision
OF the Supreme Court OF California. Tbe
company has always paid the interest on
its first and second mortgage bonds FINN
its own revenues; that the Central Pacific
Company never leased the road, but In
consideration forcertain business facilities
the Central Company guaranteed I 900 see.
ond mortgage bonds 1t was never called
upon to pay interest, and consequently
never refused. 1t did not enter any plea.
as represented, rs to the inyalidlty Of n
contract, but, on the contrary, Il has aivays
stood ready and willing to fulfill lis agree.
mcnts. The Central Company regard tbe
decision us really in their favor and against
their opponents.
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CINCINNATI, March 22.-C Cotton-Quiet
at lie. Flour-Strong and higher; family
50 9OaI 10. Wheat-Dull; red 81 55ai GS.
Corn-Dull at 4la42c. 0ats-Dull al 35a
soc. Rye-Fair demand but at lower rates:
sales at 725zc. Barley-Dull and nominal
Pork-Quiet ut $l4 75al5 90. LArd-Dull:
steam 50 40 bid, 50 so asked; kettle lOa
lOHc. Bulk Meats-Qniet; shoulders 8 lSc:
short rib 791c; short clear 8 5Eagc. Butter
Dull; Western Reserve 2Sa25c. WHISKY
Quiet and steady ut 81 OF.
HoGs-Firm; common 81 5Oa4 90; fair TO
good light s. 0Oa5 %; packing IS 35a5 so.
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CHICAGO, March 22.-Flour -ouiet
and unchanged: Wheat-Fairly active and
a shade higher; No. Chicago spring 81 %
cash; 81 25Jz April; 81 2OS May; 80. !.
81 10; rejected 96c. Com-Dull; Ss3<c
cash and April; 423sc May; 41a4lssSc strict,
y fresh cash. Oats-Firm; 33c cash; SSJSo
April; 35c May. Rye-Dull at 63a66c.
Barley Dull at 527la55c. Pork Dull.
weak and lower Sl3 90 cash and April:
$l4 10 MAY. Lard-Dull; $040 cash; 50 42I
April 50 521za9 s. May. Bulk Meats
quiet and unchanged. Dressed Hogs
50 OOa6 l5i Whisky-Quiet at 81 O5.
At the close wheat was easier at 81 25X
April; 81 299s May. Corn hc lower. Oats
unchanged. Pork higher; SIS 97IS Bid
April; Sl4 20 May. Lard iirmer and un.
changed.
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MINOR TELEGRAMS.

CINCINNATI, March 29.-The Queen
City Club will give ex.President Grant a
reception upon his arrival here next
week.
NEw YORK, March 22.--In the trial
Of Boyd and Hill for conspiracy with the
Chicago whisky ring to deirand the in.
formal revenue, the jury rendered yer.
dict in favor Of defendants.
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NEw YORK, March 22.-Cotton-Dull
at llHallssc. Flour-In some instances a
shade iirmer; common to good So 9Oa6 90:
choice SO 05aG 10; superiine western and
State s. G0aG 90; white wheat extra SO pa
Z To- St. Louis 50 co. Wheat-Steady with
moderate demand; inferior old spring
81 O5i ungraded spring 81 2sA1 80; No. ]
Milwaukee 81 4Ial DO; No. . Chicago
spring 81 42al 43, Rye = Firm; western
S0aS2c. Barley-More steady. Malt-Firm.
COn-Fair trade and lower; ungraded
western and mixed 55a5Gc; steamer mixed
o. illa56c. 0atS-Unchanged. Hay-Firm:
shipping 70a75c. lIops-Dull. Groceries
Quiet and unchanged. Whisky-Quiet
at 81 OK.
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GheGatelLiasnfer.

West LIBERTY, W. Va, March 20.


WET LIBERTY, W. Va, March 20.
EdiiCn lntelllgencer:
VIII you please anSWer a question or
two suggested by your editorial In the
WEEKLY ISTELLIGESCER Of March 10th.
In commenting on an article by ]. NJ.
Laidley, on the currency question, you
say that there was general shrinkage
ofvalues (aiter the panic), and "only the
mortgage coverings preserved their pro.
portions"
Was not thiS general shrinkage has.
tened by premature legislation?
Iiso, was not this legislation advancing
theinterest Of one class Of citizens to the
detriment OF others equally deserving =?
There are thousands Of patriotic citi.
zens in the country who feel that they
have been seriously injured 10 their busf-
ness by the money changers and corrupt
politicians.
BY answering the above questions
through the columns Of your paper, you
will confer favor on many Of your sub
scribers, and particularly on
Yours truly,
WM. W. FOREMAN.
ASswER.-We hardly know what our
correspondent means by premature leg.
islation." The first act OF Congress pass
ed after the Panic was that Of April 18th,
1874, known as the Imitation act, which
the President vetoed. The next was that
OF June Goth, 1874, the act that released
the National banks from any obligation
to keep on hands n reserve on account Of
their circulation, and thus sci free that
much more money. The next act was
that Of January llLh, 1875, known as the
act providing for specie payments on the
lst Of January 1870, but which also pro.
vided that 500 in National bank notes
might be issued for every $50 in green.
backs cancelled, and that has really never
amounted to anything in the way OF
specie.
Ever since the panic We have hal
greenback Cougress--an anti.specie re.
sumption set Of legislators-and but for
President Grant they would have passed
initiation bills. So that there has been
no premature legislation" effective for
specie payments. The shrinkage Of val.
uei has come about OF its own natural
tendency, and, II anything, has rather been
STAYED off than hurried forward by any.
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families, and by special ENJOYS from the
foreign countries, to tender their con.
gratulations. From 10 TO 10 o'clock, a
continuous stream OF Princes, Enyoys,
Legislators and Deputations passed into
the Palace to pay their repects and offer
congratulations to the Emperor, The
city was decorated with flags and tonight
the city Ia Illuminated.
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BALTIMORE, March 22.-Thc case Of
Harriet A. Cally, (colored), against the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company, on
trial four days, was concluded this morn.
ing, and under instructions OF the court,
the jury gave a verdict for the railroad
company. This action, with seventeen
others, was brought against the company
under the civil rights act.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

HARTFORD, Conn, March 22.-Georre
: Gregory fatally shot his wife Last night.
Cause, jealousy.
:, SPRLNGRtELD, Mass, March 22.-Arch.
leald McGowan, aged sixty.fiye, killed
his son.in.law, John McGowan, aged
twenty-five, during a drunken carolsal
at CRANKY this morning.
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ITALY.

LONDON, March pa dispatch from
Rome announces the death Of Monsignor
Mardi, Auditor Of the Sacred Rota.
The same dispatch says 1t is reported
that signor Melagi will resign the Min
istry OF Foreign Affairs, and negotiations
are in progress for the appointment oil
Count Corii as his successor,
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DETROIT, March 22.-Wm. D. Morton
& Co. assigned to-day. Liabilities about
$4,000; assets not known, but it is re-
ported that the greater portion Of them
are in stock Of the Cass avenue street
railroad company-not very desirable
property. The Michigan Central Rail.
road Company Is heavy loser. The
other sufferers are principally working
men.
The creditors of Caleb Ives, who re.
Gently made an assignment, have signed
a petition in bankruptcy against the
firm OF Caleb Ives & Co.
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ATcHIsoS, KAs., March 22.-The store
Of Wells 4 Bailey, OF Winthrop, Mo-,
opposite this city, was entered by burg
lars last night and robbed Of nearly
$1,000, Of which 81, 200 was in greenbacks
and gold, and the balance certificates Of
deposit. The thieves entered through u
window and blew open the safe. There
is no clue to the robbers.
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Damaged by Water.

CINCINNATI, March 22.-In the effort
to extinguish fire in the third story Of a
building on corner Of Fifth and Vine
streets, last night, the gentlemcn's fur,
nishing store Of NJ. Bauer or first floor
was badly damaged by water. The stock
was inyoiced nj $4,000. Insured for
$1,000 in North British and 5000 in
Cincinnati companies.
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AsHTABULA lHVEsTIGATION.
The Execution of John D. Lee.
THE SITUATION IN LOUISIANA.
Forgery Of Union Pacific Bonds.
COLUaIBUS.
The AShtaDuIa Disaster Inycsti.
CATION.

CATION.
COLUMBUS, March 22.-The special
Legislative committee appointed to inyes
tigate the late Ashtabula disaster, sub,
mitted their report to-day, accompanied
by n vast amount OF testimony, which was
ordered printed. The committee, after
going into details, showing the imperiec.
tions in the bridge, report as follows:
/. There were from so to 100 lives lost
by the falling Of the bIidge.
.. The bridge went down under an or.
binary load, by reason Of defects in The
original construction.
8. The defects in the original con.
struciion oil the bridge could have been
discovered at any time after its. erection
by II careful inspection, such as the i'm.
pOrtauce Of the structure demanded, and
thus the sacrifice Of life and property
prevented. The truth l., the bridge was
liable TO go down at any time during the
last ten or eleven years under loads
that might at any time be brought
upon 1t in the ordinary course
Of the company's business, and il is most
remarkable that it did not sooner occur.
1t would be needless TO say that an en-.
geneer would be direlict in his duty, who
did not provide in his construction Of a
bridge against wind, snow, ice and the
vibration Of a rolling load. They are US
much 10 be anticipated and provided
against as the law Of gravity. This re-
port is accompanied by bill specifying
how the bridges Of different spans shall
he built.
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New YORK, March 22.-Arriyed-
Steamer AlSatian, from Glasgow.
LIVERPOOL March 22.-The steamer
Brittanic sailed for New York, and took
out specie TO the amount OF 10000.
SOUTHAMPTON, March 22,-The steam.
er America, from New York arrived.
SAN ERAscrsco, March Cleared
British ship Patterdale, for Liverpool,
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Washington, Pa, College Contest

Observer Of yesterday.
The seventh annual contest Of the
Literary Societies Of Washington and
Jefferson College came of at the Hall
Wednesday evening. An immense audi.
ence witnessed the performances, which
were fully up 10 the standard Of pastyears
In the programme which is given herewith
the names Of the "Philo Il Union" con-
testants are printed in Roman and the
"Franklin & Washington" in italics. As
terisks (') indicate the victors.
PROGRAMME
G. "; PCllOek'-ontiOn-"The Future Of the lIO.
j a. -OntIon-"The Death Scene Of Ncy, It
D. @. ClTIOH-Esay-"The Poe.'s work.
J. 4 Cnig-"The Immortality Of lumln Re-
]. 4. Esy,s-odsInll ontIOi-"Tho Mission o.
Fine ArT.n
R K SSanOr-orlglull or4tIOn-"TLc PhllO,o,
phIc Imagination"
DIlGTE E-dKesolVcd, That EuropeSn Power
should guAnntee 10 Turkey her Independence ;
Afirmel by 7. 8 Brown, denied by q. lT7lioi
Tho hOnorS for hrst SrAtlon divided.
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TOLEDO, March 90. - Flour = Quiet
and steady. Wheat-Firmer extra white
Michigan 81 571z; amber 81 50; No. 8 red
81 3sH; rejected Wabash 81 10. Corn
Steady; high mixed spot 443<c; No. 2 spot
and seller March 441Ic; rejected44c. Oats
Dull; No. ., 3iiEci rejected S2I<c.
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Governor Young has made the follow.
ing appointments on his staff: To ranl:
as Brigadier Generals: Chas. W. Karr
Cincinnati, Adjutant General; Henry &,
Young, Cincinnati, Quartermaster Gen.
eral; Wm. II. Phillips, Surgeon General.
To rank as Colonies: D. A. Grosevenor
OF Athens, Asst Adj't General; Lew G.
Weir, Cincinnati, Aide de Campo and
EnginCer;T. Brinsmade, Cleveland, Aide
de Campo and Judge Advocate.
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JAMAICA, L. l., March ga. Oakley
Hall Is catching !routat Islip, South Side
Sportsmen Club House.
NEw York, March 22.-The report Of
Oakley Hall being at Islip, il NOT CON,
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Nentenre,l tn he IInnr.

oswEdo, March 22.-Nathan o. Green.
field, convicted Of the murder Of his
vile on the 2lst Of October, 1876, was to.
day sentenced to be hung on the l1th Of
May. The stay was granted,
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Weather Indications.
WAR DKPARTMRHT,
OYHICR OF THK CHTEP SIGNAL OPPIcER,
WASHINGTON, D. c, March 2I-i:I.M
pR0a MY tTTWS

For the Upper Lakes, the Upper Mis-.
sissipPi and Lower Missouri Valleys
colder northerly westerly winds, rising
barometer, and partly cloudy weather.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
southerly winds, shifting to northeriy
and westerly, colder, partly cloudy
weather, and stationary, followed = BY
rising barometer, and in the western nor.
tion, during the evening, light rain.
For the Lower Lakes, colder north 10
west winds, rising barometer and increas.
ing cloudiness.
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NEw YORK, March 22.-At the auction
sale OF Dunnell Prints to-day the prices re.
allied ranged from 81 TO exc, average
6Lc.
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PITTSBURGH, March a. Petroleum.
Steady; crude s? S0a2 s2H at Parken'; re.
lined unchanged.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
BY 2RLRaRAPH.
New York Money ana S,oc,,..

NEw York, March 29.-MoSEY-clossd
easy at 2aSH per cent Prime mercantile
paper SI6a5 per cent. Custom Tecelnis
SSO1 200. The Assistant Treasurer dIsbnrS.
ed Si6O, 900, Clearings $25,0OOOOO. Sterling
GoLD-Opened and closed at i0iJE, with
sales during the day at lOI9laiO5 Carry.
ing rates Ifal Hper Gent; borrowing Y per
cent ind flat. -
SILvEE-At London 53)E per Oh. Here.
silver bars 81 22A greenbacks. 81 ieH
gold. Silver coin z per cent discount.
GovRRNMRNrs-Firin,
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ALBANY, March 22:-The Senate re.
isctsd e : the nomination Of Mcclsllan-ls
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BY YTELECRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.

TO TIE DAILY IYTELIIeENoE4
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-08-25
~ aAAL sy.

The following quotations are for orders
ron Store and small lots in a iobbinE way;
APPLkN- juno, 90 to lt0.
BACON Qo3sel- Shoulders, &c: long elear
sides Sc; clear rib sides, 81 TO SIC; clear
sides, "a to So; breakfast, 10 to l0Me; SUGAR
cured hams. cauyased and u%ncanYasod, li% 10
l C; packed, II to &c higher.
BhhN~FlTm shoat. 7J@75s 100.
bbANe-t2 Wa275 per bushel
BUtIUh oV-mmon l09l5c; medium. a
BALIEd sfuFss AND TIEs-Bsqsips
an1 ", IDS, I2b 1880; bagging. 2H lb, 1870
per bundle.
BUILDING MATERtALs-In store price.
are: Cement, ttnuilviile. e. Is, a Dbl: Rose-
aeie. = Dbl, 2 6)e2 IS; hair, . 1D93 Is 10
u bale; platter, Miohigan. & 50, Now York
seyy; line per bbl, 2igl 81. Firo-brick
Wy to . g0per 1000; brick. 10 Ii per lO0s
bUUkWHEAC FLr UR-9 90 per barrel.
CANDLEo Boxes. tull weight, lp% Ii5o .
hall box full weight, IS to 1917; ouarITr boy
full Weight, | u to is per l..
sSOSIAnUI -rcr lm 8 COCA %.
COFFBt@Ordinaty, l9H 10 20c; fair, 20% Ia
2lei good, va TO q; prime. 22% TO %; q .'os
CHICKENS Spring, 25 to2 so; mixed, 90
70 z 30 ohe'co hens 2 70 to 100
COaA Ola gallon. %.
l9kN Mixed. b0a52c; white. So .b8a
gQka.hEAL - K~iln-dried. tuli Eeirht,
voIIQH YARNB-No. coo. l2elsMe; No,
10 ,lA@l4%ci No, 400, l69l6%c. ~"
CAbHAG kS-Per 100 crate. IS OOaQ N.
CHEEbR- Western. l2K9i5s: gnslisb
dairy, l4gl6o; rates irregular.
ClIT0N-SEED-Sll % v Ton.
UNFINISHED OIL Crude, $50 mar vslIon
oak Qong toni. e22 to @. 'On
CROUT-Per barrel, So OOag q, b.Ieh..
rsls, 81 50, as TO quality. "
DhlhD KkUIT -hDrles. G6,.
phUGS -Upium. 81 IS 10 7 10. au,nin.
o. 10 oaRee morphine. 6 2j96 50 y ounce
cauphcr, tO9t6o p0r nound: chIoroform / n
penndi caster oil. 1910 y pound: boraa ~
y pound; 9lue-mass, IN lars. CSC y pounS
caiouei, 500 q pound; indigo, SOcaiJ Oh 4
lonnd; e.atoetida, 300 #pounj: tarte-ie Sc,ST'
tbVJj' ssgcPaurie Soid, ~ to 30 v pound alec.
negkB5Stoady 3OOgS so y dossS
Ea9S--l2 to l4s v dozen.
- ss5sh-Mackerel. hali-barrsls. No. IL 25a
oOi na%li-barrels No. 2. s 25@6 60. hAi2
barrels Ne, 3, 5 Soc; kits No. l.iBMM.
KITS No. 81 &C.; kits No. 5, lilo. whit,
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Thursday, August 80. 1877,

at the fr mt entrance Of the Court house. on
the west side Of Main street, in Memphis.
tennessee, between the hours of II a m, and
p M, sell at public cutlery to tho hiehess
bldseI, for cash, the following described real
estate, viz:
All the undivided right, titls and interest
descended to VIM. q. Waldran as one of the
heirs at Law Of his late father, Jesse L. WAL
dram, deceased, which the said W. B. Wal
dram has or may have in and to the following
described lot, piece or parcel q land ST uatod
IN the eounty Of Shelby and State of Tonnes
see, Immediately east Of aud nea the city of
Memphis, and bounded and described as fol-
lows, Beginning at the intersection Of Union
with Ropewalk avenue; thence north with the
east side. of Ropewalk avenue ten chains and
forty-eight links to the intersection Of Rope-
walk with Henry avenue; thence enst With
the sou. h side OF Henry avenue six chains and
eighteen links tO a stake; thence south ten
chains and forty-eight links to Union avenue;
thence west with the nerth side Of Union ave-
nue. six chains and eighteen links to the be-
ginning. containing about six and a hplf
acres. The title 10 considered good, but l sell
and convey only as Trustee.
ROBT. W. HAYNES, Trustee.
July q, 1877. i27Sl5i