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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-02-07
18th Day of February, 1878.

az the front door of the courthouse in tba
city OF Memphis. between the hours III n a ~
ana 8 pm sell at public auction, to tba
hlshes5 bidder, for cash, the following de-
scTlDed property, to-wit:
Lots y and 62 in the town Of Lucv tho
former being in block X and the lattsr ;r
olook U as designated on The plan of tbS said
W ana icing the same conveyed bv Geo
n duncan to the said Williams BY deed
dated August 8. 1873. N''u
Also n tract Of land on the waters of Too,,
h.Atchle river, bounded as follows: Iiegjn.
ming at o stake south $50 east 90 links To-
white.oak marked TIP, the northwest cor.
nrer OF q oUO-acre tract entered in Inc mama 81
L. t0lK. thenee east vi h Richard Fenner's
south boundary line 80 chains to n stake in q
Dranch, elm, sweetgum and maple pointeTs.
thence south 1914 west 81 chains 25 links 10 n
stake with a blackjack pointer marked 4 and
- tpence west 20 chains and 65 links 10 o stake
On tne West boundary line of the said 5O0-acre
uast with black oak and walnut pointaTs
tnence north 80 chains so links to the hey;S.
nlhg. containg by estimation 1907 acres, mere
9r less, Delng the same conveyed By John M
sanders to the said Williams by deed made On
inc 2ih day of September, 1854.
surveyor district, range 6 and seetisn q
oneIDy county, part Of q Isl. acre tract deeded
70 Y. IT,, Polk and j. G. Massey by James
ohlvers, beginning At q stake in the north west
corner OF the said southeastern PORTION AT y
- phe uOb NuUu pointer. and runui0U
south S1a' east 81 chains and Is Links IN n steIss
IN the north line Of V. w. Williams 1So.snrs
tract Of land on which he now resides; thence
south S%' east to a stake with two dorwood
a maple and b~lackgun pointers at the north.
east corner Of said v. w. Williams 1SO- aors
tract, and in the west line ofC. e. PoIk's I'm.
acre nome, tract; thence north 3%o west 81
CHAINS and 90 links with c.. e.. Folks west
llne 70 g stake with a sassafras pointer; thence
north e6A0 west Il chains to the beginning,
containing BY estimation $50 acres, more nv
less, being the same conveyed to the sai6 U.
w: Williams on the 10Th day Of December
1860, by a deed of record in the ofire of tbs
Register of Shelby county. '"'
me SAFE OF the taid property will be abso-
lute' as ths equity of redemption has been
waived. The title is believed to DO good but
! Wlll sell and convey as Trustee only under
A. l.. L0WENSTEIN, Trustee.
ihS41Sp9LPH' HAkAoND 4 WAssELL, Ats
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A NOTED ARTIST GONE.
Meath or george Cruih.hopn


George Cruikshank, the we'll
known draughtsman and caricatur-
ist, died February lst, at London, in
the eightY-sixth year Of his age.
While still a youth, soon after his
fathers death, he was employed to
illustrate children's books and
cheap editions Of popular authors.
Attempting TO enter the then
crowded Academy for study, he re.
ceived from the eccentric Fuseli. to
whom his figure of a plaster cast
had been sent up, the message,
Gle may come but he will have to
fight for a seat. Cruikshank, theu
discouraged, did not repeat his at
tempt. For some time thereafter
he illustrated with oaricatures the
monthly periodicals, the Secure
and the Meteor, besides contribut-
ing to nearly all the publishers of
pictorial works, especially where
the works were Of a political char
acter. lie boosted that his plate of
the hanging Of a woman for coun-
terleiting a 81 note put an end to
hanging for such offences. lie
next began the illustrations to
"Lirc in London" book designed
to warn young men against the
perils of a fast life, but falling out
with the dull author of inc letter
press, he left the work to his broth
err Robert TO finish. 1t was fol-
lowed by "Life in Paris" and a
serial, the Humorist. Etchings IL
Illustrating the stories Of the Brother
Grilam followed these, to be sue
ceeded by a long series Of notable
works, among which may be cited
mornings in Bow Street" Sep
ping Hunt" "1taliAn Stories" the
illustrations TO Dickens "0liver
Twist" and Sketches by Bop
Jack Sheppard" "T'he Tower Of
London" "lrhe Waverly Novels"
and "Tbc Life of Grimaldi.' In
1912 he began the publication Of
the Omnibus. Laman Blanchard
furnished the letter-press, The
most widely known Of his etobings
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Trustees Sale.

ON SATURDAY. MARCH9 9, 1873. will. as
~ Trustee. sell for cash, to the highest bid
der. in fr mt of 1858 Front street, in the citv of
Memphis, that 30 acres of land conveyed on
the 10th day of April, 1873, by v. W. Williams
and his wife. Il. c.. Williams, in Trust 10 &C.
cure certain Indebtedness described in said
deed which is Of record in Book o, page 2, In
the Clerks Office Of Crittenden county, Ar
kansas; aud is also the same conveyed BY T.
i; Taylor and wife to v. W. Williams, paftie.
ularly described as follows, to-wit: known
At present as the Williams place. fronting on
thu military road between the town Of Marion
and Mcund City, Cdttenden county, Arkan-
sas, being the balance of the S45 acre tract
conveyed by Walter Richards aud wife to A.
D. Taylor. 2}d Of August. 1865, deed of record
10 the clerks office in Crittenden county, Ar
kansas. IL Book K, pages So to ~, incl1sive),
toIty-hve acres OF said original tract hayigg
bee conveyed to George, Robert and John
tlliot,, anu sixty acres to NJ. I. Taylor, leay-
ing q BALANCE Of 30 acres of we'll improved
and which /, as Trustee, viii sellfor the sat.
isfIction Of said trust. The equity Of re-
demption waived, and the title is believed TO
be good; but | shall sell and clnvey only as
Trustee. ALSTON BOYD Trnsias
l3S-2
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Detroit FREQ Press,l
A solitary lady was going up on
a Oass avenue car yesterday, smil-
ing as if she believed all the world
at peace, when a man with a hand
kerchief bound around his head
got aboard aud sat opposite her.
He doubtless felt that some expla-
nation should be made for his ap.
pearance, and he suddenly said:
MADAME, | was not run over by
a butcher cart"
She made no reply, and he pres
emily continued:
"And | didn't fall down stairs. +"
She looked out of the window as
if she didn't care whether he had
gone down through a long bridge
or been blown up. He moved
around uneasily, and then whis-
pered;
"'Twas a family fght-worst
conflict you ever saw; most beat a
tornadol You look thin and weak
and pale, and | don't mind telling
you how the old woman always
VIII you mind your business"
called the driver, as he opened the
door.
81 will was the soft reply "but
| want to tell this lady how she can
wallop the old man every time he
gets sassy and signs for a terrific
conflict, you see. When once O. these
family fights occurs there is always
some pre-"
81 want you to stop shouted
the driver.
Il will will, but first let me
say that there is always some pre-
limir airy iawipg and sassing around.
If the woman is sharp she will keep
jawing as she backs for the fire
hovel-keep jawing and backing
-sassing aud backing"
Cpl put you off the car" ex-
claimed the driver rs he looped the
lines over the brake.
"Keer iawing back till you get
hold of the ire.shovel,p said the
stranger. "Then carefully sneak
along and sneak along, and while
he is calling you a hyenaess and
you are calling him a savage you
want to-
"0f with you; right of'n this
carl" said the driver as he grasped
him.
81 will-I'll go; but, madame,
don't forget to sneak along and
sneak along"
He was off the car by that time.
He stood in the middle Of the street,
and as the car started be turned his
head and hoarSely shouted:
"Strike for all you're worth when
you hit him. It's the first blow
that counts. If You stun him on
the start the victory isl
The driver made for him, and he
re~treated to the curbstone. When
the car started again he leaned for
ward and called out:
Ssh! Say nothing! What l have
told you is in strict confidence Hit
him over the ear and the scalp will
peel clear around"
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PUBLIC LEDGER.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
HONEY.
PyBLIo lEDeER OYFIcE.


MEMPHIS. TKEK.. February Z. lS7A
There has been an increased demand
for currency during the past few days,
The supply shows an increase in valame,
but no surplus accumulation, efforts hav.
ing been made to accommodate those
desiring favors. A large amount Of cot.
ton in the hands of factors, incident to
this season, renders it necessary for
many leading firms to become borrowers.
This is only temporary, aud the tendency
here and elsewhere Is toward esse. The
rates Of discount continue at 10 per cent
on good pspes. RxehAnEe Is steady at ]
discoun, Tor demand on New York and
the East and discount for sight on
points hsyoaa New York. New Orleans
rates are Of buying. and par selling.
Gold opened in New York today at 1929
sD6 closed al 100. Dealers here pay lOl
and sell lie higher, with offerings light
and liuls demand. There is some in
Qairy reported for a few Of our local se-
r~rrifssa
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In the Chancery Court Of Shelby eountv
Tennessee - Cornelius Fellows VS.. ID. g.
Hastings. "
IT. APPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT IN
4 this cause that defendants, the heirs Of II.
Y. Hastings, deceased, who are interested ms
owners or claimants Of lots 6 and I, in block Z.
OF Brinkley A Spowden's subdivision of dat
81 DIVISION No. of the John Rice grant, In
Shelby. county, Tenn, which are involved in
TINS suit, are unknown, and their IN and
places q. residence cannot BIO ascertained
after, dilisent inquiry; il is therefore or
dered that they make their appearances
herein. ct the courthouse in the city
Of Memphis. Tenn, on or before the irst
Monday in March, 1878. and plead, answer
Or demur to eomplainants' bill Of %reviyor. or
the same will be taken Tor confessed as 10
them. and set for hearing ex parte; and that
a copy Of this order be published once a
Ledger.
This 2Sd day of January, 1878.
A copy-Attest:
EDMUND A. COLE, @. and M.
ByE b. B, McHENRy, D. G, and NJ.
l25-i31- l37-l43
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Thursday, March Z, 1878,

between the hours of 10 I'm, and 8 pm. Mt
OF Memphis. Tennessee. offer for sale AID seil
At public auction, for cash, to the highest and
best bidder, tho following described property.
situate in 81; Francis county, Ark to-wit:
Inc south half Of section sixteen, township
tour north, IsnGe six, east. containing three
granted by tho State Of Arkansas 10 the said
Of May, 1872 '"0 N''u
The salewill be absolute, as The equity of
redemption has been waived, and the right Of
COVER r released: The title il believed to be
Ro9d, but viii soil and convey as Trustee
ohlyi under the power aforesaid.
A. l.. LOWENSTElN, Trustee.
RANDOLPH, HAMMOND 4 WAssELL, Atrys.
1916 30
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Thursday. March Z, 1878.

two certain lots Of land lying aud being in
sheiby county, Tenn, known and designated
as lots Nos. "a and IS Of Provinces sub.
division country lots 80. "a and 65. recorded
q. being situated on the south side of pro-
vine street, each lot having a front of so feet
BY depth Of 80 feet to an alley. Equity of
redemption waived, Title believed to be
good, but sell and will convey as Trustee
only. Z W. WINCHESTER. Trustee.
JOHASIOA q EORD, AttOrnAYR. 191h
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Trustees Sale.

RY VIRTUE Of q deed of trust 10 ma axo.
- cuted By Sarah A. Provine Widow. on
the Nth day Of. July. 1877, to secure The
payment Of certain indebtedness therein men.
toned Twill, at the request Of the bene6cia-
LieJ tntrsIn. sell at, public auction. to the
nlgnest oidder for cash, at the southwest cor
ner Of Main and Madison streets, in the c;tv
OF Memphis, Tenn at u o'olonk I'M en- wv
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Trustees Sale.

RH virtue Of a deed Of trust made to me BY
~. " Williams and Repsy @. Williams, his
wlle' OF record in the office of the Recorder of
kansas, in Book 7. page 3l4, and for the pnr.
pose OF paying the debt due to B. Lowepstein
q Bros. secured thereby, which debt remains
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STv YOsE. February 7, 1880 a.n.-SDot'

GALVESTON. February T.-COtton is easy.
Middlings, l0H, Receipts. 1899 bales; sales,
Ito. stOcs, 1922.
Nav ORLEANS, February 7 Cotton Is easy.
Kidding, 1915. Receipts, 1865; sales 500.
INV Y0RK, February 7. H.35 p.m.- Cotton
dull. with futures steadier. Sales for future
delivery o, 500 bales.
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The Katie Hooper is due tonight
from Arkansas river, and leaves on
Saturday with a return trip for
Little Rock.
The Ruth, Captain Milt Harry, is
the regular Saturday White river
mail packet. .ss t,.ei
The James ID. Parker cleared last
evening for Cincinnati with asa
bales Of cotton, $40 barrels oil, and
sundries, and 81 people.
The Mar Houston leaves Gin
cinnati this evening for New Or
leans. ttssaiaa blcsq iaot
The Vint Shinkle, from Memphis
to Cincinnati, passed Evansville
Yesterday.
The James Howard arrived at
New Orleans yesterday from Mem
phis and leaves there to-day with a.
return trip.
The Thompson Dean for Mem
Iphis, John Gilmore and barges and
Mollie Moore for st. Louis, left New
Orleans yesterday.
sFreights at st. Louis by river
rule at l79 cents per hundred and
80 cents per Dbl on honr.
The Alice is due up bound for
the Ohio.
The new steamer Kehlor is due
down tomorrow morning for New
Orleans.
The Robert Mitchell is due up,
bound for the Ohio river.
The May Bee excurted the grand
Jury down to Presidents Island yes
tetday afternoon.
The Golddust is due up for St.
Louis.
Capt. ]. v. Reynolds has named
his new steamer, building for the
Cincinnati and New Orleans trade,
the Paris Brown.
The Maumelle and Mary Eliza
beth left Little Rock yesterday for
Fort Smith.
The Belle of Texas arrived at
Little Rock yesterday and leaves
there to-day with a return trip for
Memphis.
The O. B. Church passed up at
midnight for the Ohio river with a
moderate trip. She put off here
several packages of freight.
The Batesville has been with
drawn from the Scanlan's landing
trade for the present.
The towboat Alice Brown passed
down this morning for New Or
leans with a tow of coal. She
dropped from her tow here six
barges of Pittsburg coal for Mcssrs.
Brown & Jones.
Captain Robert Speed, river SUI
perintendent Of Messrs. Brown &
Jones coal business, left at noon to-
day for St. Louis by rail, and will
be absent for a few days.
At the general council meeting
last night Aldermen Chase. FARES
and Strehl and Councllmen Law
horn, Rogers, Huges, Wood and
Fisher were appointed as the wharf
and landing committee.
At the United States Court yes
terday Judge Baxter heard the case
of Jordan & Brodie vs.. the steamer
Laura. He confirmed the report Of
the clerk, and reversed the decree
of the court below. The case was
decided by Judge Baxter in favor
Of the libcllants.
The George W. Cheek, Captain
Mark Cheek, brought in a good
list Of cotton, seed and sun
dries, and returns this evening to
Friar's Point, giving special atten-
ton to all way business. Walker
0uf1oxy te h. u,o,tLu matt
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-02-07

RH VIRTUE Of n trust deed fram Mary A.
Registers office, Book 60. pages 6c4-6O6, will
on mOndays March Is, 1878, AZ IL
O'Clock, ~ the corner Of Madison and Main
streets, MomRhis, offer for sale, Tor cash, 10
the higheet bidder. lot 30 of the N. NJ. Treze-
want subdivision, situated about three mics
east Of Memphis, at the intersection of Trez-
evant aad koyster avenues, oontaing 6 l5.lUO
acres, with dwelling and other improvements,
10 pay the last note aud interest, given BY
said CameronH for purchase money Of said LOT.
Right Of redemption waived.
llS'l4 JOHN p. IRRELEVANT, Trustoe.
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Trustee's Sale.

VIRTUE Of a eeed of trust made to me M
v wTry wi on the 2O,h Of January. 1876. by
wife. and of record in the office of the Resiso
Ter OF Shelby county in Book No iii, naSa49
ana Tor the purpose of paying the inGebteds
ness to u; Lowenstein q Bros, thereby see
cured, which remains unpa d, l will. on he
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

DOAAo IN rDhE.
Phil Allin, John A. Scudder, George
w. Cheek, Batesvills, City Of Chester.
COnaiuOn or the Rivers.
The river here rose 2 inches in
the twenty-four hours ending to-day
at noon and now stands Il feet Z
inches above low water mark. At
st. Louis the decline was 4 inches,
with IL feet l inch on the gauge I;
at Pittsburg it declined 4 inches,
with 3 feet II inches on the gauge;
at Cincinnati 20 inches, with 10.
feet 4 inches on the gauge; at
louisville 3 inches, with 0 feet 9
inches in the canal at Evansville it
is falling, with 20 feet 4 inches on
the gauge; at Cairo the fall was 9
inches, with q feet S inches on the
gauge. Cumberland river declined
IL inches at Nashville, with Is feet
IL inches on the gauge. Arkansas
river is rising slowly at Little Rock,
with IL feet on the gauge. White
river is stationary, with plenty Of
water from Jacksonport out.
misceIlanvous.
Rather quiet on the leyee.
The rain checked business and
the handling Of cotton on the leyee.
The Golden City, bound for New
Orleans, passed Louisville yester-
day.
The Golden Rule from Oincin.
natl arrived at New Orleans TO-DAY.
The Cons MiIlar from Memphis
arrived at Cincinnati yesterday.
The Andy Baum left Cincinnati
last evening for Mduphis.
The ST. Genevieve for Memphis
aud Commonwealth for New Or.
leans left st. Lonis last evening.
The Coahoma returned to Friars
Point with one of the best trips Of
the season.
The West Wind for st. Francis
river aud 0sceola Belle for the
upper coast was well represented
with freight and people.
The John A. Scudder cleared for
New Orleans with several hundred
bales of Of cotton at GOc per bale,
28l4 sacks oil cake, LOGO sacks oil
meal, $50 bblS oil and sundries.
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bTvEaPOoL. February $3.50 pm Cotton
in fair demand and freely supplied. Middling
~ np an Z oAoi @ MIDI ISo orleans: ~; salssl
speculation. Arrivals / l6d lower.
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Thursday, February 0s, 1878.

aMurlng legal hours, at the southwest corner of
M MAIN ana Madison streets, in the city Of
property thereby cOnveyed' desep;bsuSS ~ ssdIe
lsw to-wit; A certain tract of land lvine In
onelpy county. Tenn, being the northvast
quarter Of section 9, township 1, range 8.
mSss o. the basis meridian line Of the Chicka,
less. NV @0ios' more OF
Inc right Of redemption is waived in said
S eesds and the title is believed to be coed.
put l sell and convey only as Trustes. 0'N'
LYLEs y WELCH, Solicitors. tiInsr..99ss
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Attachment NOtlca.

No. 1910 Before g. D. Crockett, ]. p. for
Shelby county, Tenn.-J. G. pattelie vs.. A.
j. Stott h Co.
TN THIS CAUSE AN ATTACHMENTHAv.
4 Ing been sued out under section 1855 Of the
the property Of the defendant. and s6idsyit
having been mado that defendant Is Justly
Indebted TO tho plaintiff in the sum Of go Ia.
due by account, aud that defendant "a q mn,
resident OF me state of Tennessee, 1t is there
teIe ORDERED that the said defendant make
8, 1873 at my office, Ma. 2S5 Main Street. Man,
phis, tenh', and defend said attachment suit
Witnin we timo prescribed by law, OF the
same : ~ Proceeded with OK parte and that
q copy OF this order be published once a week
for foul Successive weeks in the Public Ledger,
This DIST day Of Jsnuary, 1878.
1888 -l44.l50 q d. CROCKETT, Up,
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[R.-2s47l
ChanceTy Sale of Real Estate.

First Ohancery Court of Shelby Cosptv-Eua
SSora murphy vs. G. w Murphy. ct al.
i..iHn tue OF an interlocutbry decree for
llth day of January. 1878. [ viii sell nj prbi;c
aa9etlon, 70 the highest bidder, In front OF tbe
Clerk and Masters Office, Court house bnila-
ing, Main street Memnnis. Tenn on ~
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saturday, FebruarY g8, ISIS.

within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in Shelby county, Tenn.
to wit:
Lying and being in Shelby county, Tenu..
in range D.. Eleventh surveyors district
bounded as follows: beginning at a roint in,
the east line Of lot as undivided and parti-
lioned in these O1uses, 10 chains and so links
rom the northeast corner of said subdivision;
thence runs Q chains and 30 links to a stake.
tn nee north 6 chains and rs links to n Span.
ish oak; thence eat IL chains TO a point in 4.
htld owned by one Dennis; thence south az
chains to a stake 10 links from a dead elm
with a water oak pointer; thence east I'D
chains TO a point in the edge Of a ditch at the
northwest corner of a 50-acre tract nwned by,
one Arnold; thence 3S chains To Wolf rivs<
With hely, and hickory pointers thence wiz
the meanderings Of said river to a point 80
INKS south OF a sassafraJ pointer; thanee
north ~ chains and 20 links to a stake; thence
west v chains and so nks to a stake Sith two,
IRON wood, beech and poplar pointers: thence
north " chains to the beginning, oontainine
z451a acres. For full description reference Ia
here made to tho decree for naYtition on 6ie.
Terms Of sale-cash.
This February 2, 1S,a,
n. A. COLE, G. and NJ.
by Il. j BLACK, d. Q. and NJ.
humes a Hnston, Attorne ys. I33.l6i
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On Wednesday, February 90, 1873,

IN 'front.' OF the Court house at Memnhis. the
IViowlng property, situated in Shelby eoupty.
State OF Tennessee. and described as follows:
Being a part Of lots No. 4 and S, in block NJ
pz, on the plan of South Memphis. and
.S oupded as follows: Beginning at the south
Allen to Mrs, NJ. Blass in the north linz az
beab street; thence east with tho north line
o. pea street about one hundred aad fifty
{ Ia ~ sne southwest corner Of a lot conveyed
north with the west line Of said lot two hun.
qqred and ferty feet to the south line OF the
yonn Rice grant thence west with the Rire
ilne about one hundred and seventy.fye feet
70 me northwest corner of the John A. Allan
loti taence south - feet to the northwest
~ Hs 81 the lot conveyed by John A, Allen
70 Yrs. M; Blass; thence east with Mrs Blass'
northern line twenty. Eve feet; thence south
wiIh MRS, Blass' east line one hundred and
iorty'nve feet to the beginning. Right of re-
Sv vTPIGn waved; little believed to be good.
IIO-lto d. ID. WILLIAMS. Truatae
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Trustees Sale.

n Sdl Isdo Of q trust deed made to me
@. shelby county, Tenn, in Record ROOF NJ
90, page 80, | will sell at public outcry. 10.
casn' Ior the purpose Of paying the indebted-
ness secured by said trust deed.
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Terms of Sale.
1918 1O36.I
Chancery Sale Of Real Estate.

Obancery Court Of Shelby C~ounty-Jobn w.
Garter ct al; VS., Virginia Owen ct al. and
George w. Webb VS.. IL. Irby.
RY VIRTUE OF AN INTERLOCUToRY
- decree fer sale, entered in the above causes
on the 18th day of December, 1876, and re-
neWod. ETC., February /. 1878, I will sell. Mt
public auction, to the highest bidder, in front
OF the Clerk and Masters office, oourt-honse
building, Main street. Memphis, Tenn. on
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OOTTON.

The market is quite this morning, and
quotations are revised. Sales yesterday
$500 bales.
noTrOH HxcuASoR ouOTATfoKa.
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Trustees sale.

X virtue qt a trust deed made to me BY
ary; 1877. and recorded In he Rssistsr's nmRces
Oh ShsIoy county, Tenn, in BOOK No lis.
page SSl, and being requested bv the h~snefci''
airy TO foreclose il, I will, on - a {