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RECONsTRUCTlNG CURA.
GOyeruOr-General CampOs Driven to
Try Once MOre the POIicyOf
Cancellation.

Dispatches from Havana fully confirm the
announcement Of renewed disturbances In
the lever faithful isle,'' and the inability of
the Spanish authority to keep order in the
disaffected districts. General Campos has
determided on one more last offer" of am
nesty to the insurgents. Immediately upon
receipt of the news of Colonel Machin's
death and defeat of the cavalry squadron
under his command, In an encounter with
the insurgents under Colonel Bonaches, Gene
raj Campos left Havana for Sancti Spiritus,
the scene Of the disaster. His object was
twofold-to organize an active pursuit OF the
revolutionary leader, and to make one more
effort to open communication with HIM and
induce him to accept the terms Of the Tan
Jon capitulation. In speech that General
Campos delivered to a liberal committee
that came to welcome him, he Is reported
TO have said: 81 am come among you TO
learn tue actual requirements of this coun-
try for reconstruction, so as to supply them
without loss of time and likewise to tell these
parties wandering throughout the country,
who by their acts of vandalism have placed
themselves beyond the pale Of the law, that
they are yet in time. and if willing to come
to my terms, a full pardon awaits them, but
if recklessly defiant, determination awaits
them, for the accomplishment of which |
have sufficient means at my disposal" Senior
Bramosio, who died in this city last spring,
left large amount of property to his young
widow, her father, Senior Francisco Agra
monte, being trustee. A few days ago Senior
Agramonte, by direction Of his daughter,
visited her estate near st. Jago de Cuba with
a notary, congregated the eighty slaves COM
posing the plantation gang, set before them
generous breakfast, at which he presided,
and, after brief speech, pre- scented each man
with legal papers setting him free.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

w. 4. MITcHELL's school, at 298 Second
street.
ASK your grocer for Calf Fleigchman &
Co.'S compressed yeast. A. & ]. Heiligers
general agents.
SALOONS which keep frst-class liquors
should have Green Brier in stack; it is uni
form in purity and flavor.
THE plumbing and gas-ftting establish
ment of J. w. X. Browne is now regularly
open. Orders promptly attended to.
QUERY-"Why viii men smoke common
tobaocs when they can bUy Marburg B. o's
Seal of North Carolina at the. same priee?"
HIGHEST cash prices paid for second hand
clothing, carpets AID jewelry at Philip
Simon's, IS Beale street. Orders promptly
attended to.
ALL parties requested by me to call on Dr..
s. G.. Robertson will find me at No. q South
Court street, in good health, ready to serve
them-all connection with DR.. RObertso1
having ended. J. b. POWELL.
THE old reliable firm OF T. J. Walker &
Co., dyers and cleaners, No. 246 Second
| street, has reopened, and they are ready to
do all work in their line with neatness and
dispatch Special attention given to ladies
dresses, shawis, cloaks, etc.
Or, dear, what can the matter be? Mat
ter enough, | should think when a man is
tied down hand and foot almost and kept
from his business by fever and ague, TO say
nothing of shaking the buttons all off his
coat. That is matter enough surely, but let
hin use Reeds gilt-edqe tonic and he will
find immediate relief. II never fails in zen
cases, ard is equally good in all malariGl or
bilious fever.
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Chaneery Sale of Real Estate.

No. 1912 Chancery Court of Shelby County-Alen
Bill It al vs. Robert Henderson Ell el.
P1 virtue OF an 1nterloeUtoTy decree for sale ell
IL tered in the above cause on the 21St day OF
June, 1875, ana renewed, etc, December I, 1878,
will sell at public auction. to the highest bidder
IN front of the Clerk and Masters Office, Courthouse
Building. Memphis, Tenn, on
Saturday. December 80, 1873,
Within leg hours the fOllowngiescribed property,
situated in Shelby county, Tennessee, to-~it; Be
ginning at rock on Mr.. Laeey's west line at the
southeast corner OF the 50-acre tract purchased Dy
MIR. Lacey from W. Hill; thence west - chains 81
lliiks to rock on AYeryS east line and southwest
corner of said 50-aere tract; thence south degrse,
east u chains so liz ks to stake (Aveys southeast
corne); thence west cbainStt) stake with red TX
and two poplar pointers on Charles DavS'S east II
and cOrneIing with Avery, being his southwest
Der; thence south l degree, east 81 chains Snd 20
links to L. Farley'S northwest cOraer, on CHARLES
liviss epst line; thence east chains 80 links TO
to Allen HIPS southwest corner on E. EarleyS north
line; thence north | degree, west with said Hills
line 80 chains 20 links 70 said HIS northwest
ner; thence east chains II links ID rock on A
HIPS north line, the southwest of the Lacey
tract; thence north GegTee, 20 chains to the
beginning, containing 1913 acres.
Terms OF Sals-One-fOurIh cash. balance In six
and eighteen months. purchaser TO give notes with
approved security lien retained on I,nd to further
secure purchase money. Equity of redemption
barred
This December 9th, 1878.
Z. ]. BLACK, Clerk and Master
HUmpS & POstOD Solicitors
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HONORs ,Ets TIE DEAD.
Meeting Held with Reference to the
Death of the Late Br. John II.
Erskine-A Committee Sc
iected to Draw up Res
GEutfOns, Etc.

At meeting held at the office of DIR. w.
T. Arlington, on the evening of December
8, 1878, Of the friends of the late DR.. John
Il. ErskIne, upon motion, Hon. r. ]. Morgan
was called to the chair, and William Messick
was appointed secretary.
Upon motion of Colonel Frank ii. White,
the following committee was appointed to
propose and recommend what course should
be taken by the meeting to express the sor-
row felt at the loss of DIR. Erskine: Colonel
f. M. White, Hon. E. S. Hammond, DR.. A.
Woodward, DR.. D. T. Porter, T. NJ. S.
Rhett, Colonel Cruise, and W. A. Goodman.
The meeting vas addressed by Colo
mel E. L. Belcher, who spoke of the
life and character of the de-
ceased as a soldier and as a citizen. He
was followed by Judge Z. S. Hammond,
DR.. John Erskine upon the subject of the
quarantine, before the yellowfever epidemic,
were we'll received By the members of the
medical profession present.
DR.. A. Il. Thornton paid handsome trib-
ute to the memory of the deceased and a
eulogy upon his private life and character.
He also Endorsed the position taken by DIR.
Erskine On the subject of the quarantine of
the city, and stated that he was willing to
undertake the defense Of that policy.
Major w. A. Goodman also addressed the
meeting in feeling and pathetic terms, and
gave an interesting history Of the early life
of DIR. Erskine.
The committee appointed to recommend
what action should be taken by the meeting,
reported that it was the sense of the commit
tee that a committee on resolutions be APP
pointed to prepare memorial, to be en-
crossed on parchment and signed by all the
meeting, and sent to the family of the de-
ceased. The report Of this committee was
adopted, end the following gentlemen were
appointed to prepare and report such resolu-
tons: Colonel F. NJ. White, DIR. A. L.
Thornton, DIR. D. T. Porter, Rev. DIR. White,
Major w. A. Goodman, DR., W. I. Arlington,
Colonel S. R. Cruise.
Upon motion of DIR. W. 7. Arlington,
Hon. r. J. Morgan was made permanent
chairman, and w. Mossick permanent secre-
tary, with power to convene future meetings.
The meeting was closed by prayer by
Rev. DR.. White.
W. ME5SICK, Secretary.
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DOTTkGE-No 422 Court street extended, with
I J rooms kitchen, good cistern and hydrant In
yard; all convenient; Outhouses and large garden
sDot Rent Sl5 per month; apply on premises.
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Tuesday, january Z, A. ID. 1879,

at the south gate of Court Square in the city of
Memphis, Tennessee, sell to the highest bidder for
cash. the following property, situate lying and being
in Shelby county, Tennessee in the town of German
town, and being lot two CO. block on the plan of
said town, aud thus described; Beginning at the
northeast of Spring and Cross streets, thence
vest with Cross street 1913 feet to the lot Of Thomas
Brooks; thence along the line OF said lot south 30
feet thence east 1913 feet; thence RCrtn so feet to
the beginning
Also the other lot in said town Of Germantown de
scribed as follows: Beginning at the southwest COT
of The above described lot; thence south 10 de-
grees, west 4-100 chainsI to stake; thence south
1S degrees, east l and 9l-l00 chains to stake;
thence north 7S degrees, east 400 chains;
thence with the above described lot north Is de-
grees, west 91-1U0 chains t. the beginning. Also
part of lots and 7 on the original plan of said
town, on which the storehOuse OF salc RhOdss was
located In February, 1873, fronting 30 feet more or
less Cl Bridge street; thence weStwaTdly between
parallel lines $50 feet to Spring street, being the
same property conveyed In trust 10 VIM ?. Paul, as
trustee, by deed OF record in Shelby county Regis
ters Office, In book 30, part I'd, pages 429 and 430
Terms OF Sale Cash Equity OF redemption and
dover interest barred. and title believed 10 good
although sell and convey only as trustee
d.. II. POSITION Trustaa
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AUCTION SALES.

FINE FURNITURE
AT AUCTION.
ParIOr. Chamber and DiEinE-rOOm,
BYA. T. FPANHLAND,
Friday Morning, Dec. 9th, at ne o'clock.
AT $50 VANCE ST.
In consequence OF change OF residence the entire
Furniture contained therein will be sold
AE FARMLAND. Auctioneer.
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The following cases are added to the
calendar: 5475. Title VS. Janette; 5476,
Cooper VS. Walker; SAT-. City vs. Patton
5484, Magruder VS. Bollinger; 54S6, Harris
VS. Wheat; 5487, Haynes q Co. VS. Rosenthsl
& Hirsh; 54s8, Taylor VS. City; 5493, State
VS. VIM, agent; 54S9, White vs. Graham
550I, Anderson, Gesen & Co. VS. Stewart.
Tomorrow the new cases on the trial docket
will be called for Judgment or dismissal,
under rule No. z
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LOWER!
LOWER!
LOWER!

BY order of the United States court the
immense stock of mems, boy s and children g
clothing of M. Fuld, at the old stand, $685.
Main street, must DE disposed of within
thirty days. Look at these prices:
Chinchilla overcoats at S., worth $40.
Chinchilla oVercoats at 81 so, worth SIS.
Black and brown beaver oyerooats at $40,
worth $40.
Black worsted suits at Sc. former price $12.
Black worsted suits at IS. worth Sl8.
Fancy cashmere suits at 81. worth SIS.
Fancy cashmere suits at $40, worth $40.
Good business suits at Sc, worth SO.
Good cashmere pants at 80, worth Sc.
Fine cashmere pants at 81, worth So.
Fine cashmere pants at So, worth $40.
Good boys suits at 81 rs.
Good boys suits at IS.
Good boys cashmere suits at 81.
Fine boys cashmere suits at IS.
Extra fine boys cashmere suits at $6.
Also fine, large stock of gents furnish
ing goods at
RE. FULD'S,
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Preventive of MalariaI Dis.
eases.

Opinion Of eminent DIR. II. R. Walton, of
liquid extract of beef is most excellent
preparation. 1t is par excellence. Superior to
cod-liver oil, or anything have ever used, in
wasted or impaired constItuhons, and ez-
tremely beneficial as preventive Of rnalarial
diseases
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Ghancery sale of Real Estate.

FInlay, Peters Il Greene, Kortreeht & Craft. and
CAN'T & Patterson, attorneys.
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Il. j. bLAUh, IlefK and Master.
ant, - "
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M grandfather was a most wondel

Ny grandfather was a most wonderful
man, and he had seen and heard of many
wonderful things, but acknowledged that he
had never seen anything equal to Reeds gilt
edge tonic as a cure for fever and ague, and
declares it an unfailing remedy in bilious and
malarial fever. In it you will ind speedy re-
ach, restore the appetite, purify the blood
and stimulate the whole system; it is pleas
amt safa and efficient
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Save Your ChiId's Life!

ing P0iOders.) TEETHINA will regulate the
bowels and make teething easy. Cures cholera
infantum and tie summer complaints of
children, heals eruptions and sores, re-
moves and prevents worms. Anodynes
only soothe; Teethina cures the child. Viii
kerson & Co., and all druggists keep it.
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The above well-known hotel, at No. Ill
Adams street, has been reftted and refur-
nished by Mrs. Jones. Good rooms and
board can be procured by all guests.
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FTIHE residence OF Eli Rayner at GIFTS Station,
II Memphis and Charleston railroad, miles
from the city House contains nine rooms, with
Is acres Of land attached. Apply to
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air and to a temperature below the freezing
point Unless this is done, sporadic cases
may be anticipated when the warm weather
returns from yellow-fever poison which Is
liable to survive the winter in dwellings
which are kept continuously at an elevated
-
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FTNWO PLANrATIONS-In high state of cultiva-
i ROn. fronting on the Mississippi river, In De
Soto county twenty-five miles below Memphis,
known as the Norfolk and star Landing places, TO
tent for the coming year. Apply 10
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THREE Thugs TO BE CONSIDERED.
"Extra Styles, Honest

Work, Low Prices"
An elegant line OF suits
An elegant line Of woFsted coats and
vests.
An elegant line of OVercOats.
The nObbfest line OF scarf pins and
rings.
The bandsOmest line of silk hand
kerchIefs.
The most complete line of furnishing
goods.
All Of the above at BRAKES, 2SI
Main street, j. q. ward Il Co.'s cid
stand.
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Hibner's Champion Eeedle

Makes knife, kilt, box, double-box, cluster,
diamond, diagonal and pointed plating; also,
fine frilling. So simple, child can use it.
For sale by ]. B. ALDRICH, 254 Second st.
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Embree's Liver Medicine, Fifty Cents.
For all liver complaints and their atten6ant
evils, bilious attacks, constipation, dyspepsis,
headache, fever and ague, malaria, etc, this
is speedy remedy. Purely vegetable and
pleasant taste. g. W. Jones & Co., Mem
phis. agents.
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Brown Flour Gems.

One cup of brown (graham) -four, one tea
spoon Dooley's yeast powder, one cup of
sweet milk, one egg, white and yolk beaten
separately. Have your gem pans hot, grease
Vel, and bake In quick oven.
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educated elephants, and also the largest and
undoubtedly the best menagerie that has
ever visited this city. We advise all parents
TO avail themselves of this opportunity to
take their children and visit the Great
Worlds Forepaugh show.
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Proprietors of the Vienna bakery, 1877 and
139 Poplar street, wish to inform the public
that they are prepared to ELL all orders for
ornamental cakes, pastry, candies, and Wen
ma bread and rolls, at wholesale and retail.
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Notice TO Teachers.

TNEACHERS In the Memphis City Schools are no.
L tilted that at the meeting OF the School Board
on November 1871 IL was resolved that the schools
be opened on the first
Monday ed OF December,
provided all The school buildings are pronounced by
the Health 0fcer In proper condition for the reeep-
w.R. McLUNE, ssc'y.
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FOR RENT.

CoFTAGE-No. 422 Court street extended, with 3
~ rooms, kitchen, good cistern and hydrant In
yard; all convenient; outhouses and large garden
spot. Rent SD per monIh; apply on premises.
HoUsE-45 Mosby street; eight rooms. Apply
III at AZ Mobsy.
HWELLING-IO Market St, between Sd aud 4th
II SITS. Apply 10 WM. HUMPHREYS. 2O4 Front SC
CoTTAGE-No. so Marshall avenue. with five
pair also, good cstefn' ApP 70 poe Main s,eet
or to Mrs. H. 5. Bowen. 333 UriOn street.
HOUSE No. SO Fifth street, Chelsea; nine rooms,
II ~ thorough repair gas, street cars pass front
door SAM II. COWARD. 90 Court street.
% = ACRES OF LAND-flaee well improved,
n L - land I'm good state of cultivation. sit
uated ~ miles east OF Carson Landing. In Bolivar
county Mss. VIII rent Tor SIX years al % per acre.
j. D. Shelby, Grenada, Miss.
FTNWO PLANTATTONs-In a high state Of cultiya-
l. aon, fronting on the Mississippi river, In De
Soto county, twenty-five miles below Memphis
known as the Norfolk and star Landing places, to
= DR. =. ": DANCY, Holly Springs. Miss.
DOOMS-COmfOFtable rooms, in a private house,
families. No fever been on the premises Rates TO
suit the times. No. lO1 jefferson street
RTNHE residence OF Eli Rayner, at Gills Station,
i Memphis and Charleston railroad, miles
from the city. House contains nine rooms, with
Is acres Of land attached. Apply 70 IT., 49,.
T7LEGANT Lofts over Chas. HeTZog q Bros.
IL store, opposite Peabody HOTEL Apply at the
premises. "
MICE C0TTAGE-At % Ruth street Apply on
IN the prem ses.
PESIDENCE-COrner Lane and Brinkley avenues.
~ half mile from terminus of Poplar street rau-
road and quarter mile DOrth OF Boulevard; eleven
rooms, including kitchen and servants room tath-
room, with hot ana cold water pipes in the louise
Stables aud other out-houses, good cisterns aud
well; orchard and two acres IN garden. ApTiT on
premises to b. +. Coleman, Circuit Clerks oee.
r. ARl9E ROOM-TO one or two single gentlemen,
4 ! without board, one large room, unfufnishedi
with east and south windows, gas and CRATE; family
private. Apply az 2B6 Third street.
LNURNISHED rooms for rent, single or In suit, at
u reasonable rates. AZ 35S Main street, near
Onion. Reference required
II OUSE-1he best situated house In city for a
IL boardinghOuse, cor. Madison and Third. Ap-
ply to X. ". HARkI5. Mutt Storage Co.. $50 Main ST.
NEWLY FURNISHED RoOMS-Cheap TO gen |
IN temen. New brick house. "a Mulberry street !
PRICK HOUsK-k very desirable brick residence |
ID furnished or not, the rent taken IN either |
board or in money. PREMISES IN fine order Loca- |
ton, neighboIhOod, etc, the best. Call at 179 |
Union street
POOMS-Furnished OF nnfurnished.
~ AtIO6 COURT STRRET.
IL OUSE-A nicely furnished house IN a central |
IL portion of the city, for furnished rooms.
Must have all modern improvements. Apply 70
], d. ConREAR- q ARdASon-s
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IF, upon opening DIR. c. M Lanes cele-
brated vermituge, you do not find his name
manufactured III the glass, you are deceived
Also see that the autograph signature OF
Fleming Bros, Pittsburg," is On the label
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Having purchased large stocks of all grades
OF cigars. we now offer to cash buyers special
Inducements. NJ. j. COIN & CO,
Corner Main and jefferson.
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LAW REPORTSe
Chancery COurt-M'DoweI,J Judge.
Friday is motion day.

United States District COur:-Ron. e.
y. Hammond, Judge.
The argument IN the steamboat cases of A.
J. White, Geo. w. Cheek and Illinois was re-
sumeo yesterday. Not concluded.
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Great Reduction .

Only ten cents per pouad-game, fish, lake
trout, fish without bones, from New York
and Chicago. Oysters only twenty-five cents
per can Fridays, at Farrell's, 185 Nam street.
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Won GAN Save None,

Every Month by buying your groceries on the
cooperative plan at 263 Second street. Every
body can DO it.
Are being sold at prices that none try to COM
pete with. Miller's stock is being sold at
administrator sale. Come and see, No.
221 Main street.
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PRESENTATION.

A Cane Given TO Henry Mode, OF the
Appeal Composing Room, by HIS
EellOwCFaftsmen, for His He
role Conduct During the
Great Epidemic.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue of the terms of a deed in trust, to me
ID executed by L. A Rhodes and wife. c. 81.
Rhodes, on the tenth day of February 1873, which
deed or trust IS duly REGISTERED IN the Regis err
office of Shelby county Tennessee in deed book No.
90, page III, will on
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M MD CASH.
Chancery sale of Real Estate

ChanceFy Court OF Shelby County-D A. Ha1rel!,
eXtr, etc, vs.. N. V. Hammer, ct al.
DY virtue of an interlocutOry decree for sale en-
ID tered in the above cause on the ninth day Of
July, 1873, NJ. B. p, p. 40, and renewed December
i, 1875 N. B. %, p. AL, will sell, at public auc-
tioD to the highest bidder in front OF the Clerk and
Masters office, Courthouse building, Main street.
MamphIs. Tennessee. -
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=. a. S5Sna510.

Received, daily, fresh oysters, fresh fish
game and celery, at 27S Second street, oppo
site Court square.
ElOyd's Ladies Restaurant,
Enlarged and improved, No. 279 Main street
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for children. It corrects acidity of the stonn-
ach, relieves f0ind collie, regulates the bowels,
cures dySentery and diarrjIea, whether arising
from teething or other causes. An old and
Mall-tEi Il rarna1y T,rentu-ffre ce.1ts o. hnt.le
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WhitemOre House.

The best creamery butter thirty cents
a pound. Cooperation store, 2G3 Main
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For dress suits, business suits, choice goods,
AT BOTTOM PRICES,
Go to
M'Geoy's. 43 Jefferson street.
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The best creamery butter thirty cents
pound. Cooperation store, 2G3 IAaia
stree
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saturGay, Deee1nber es. ISIS

Within legal hours, tne following described prop
erty, situated In shelby county Tennessee To- wit BE.
lnA a pant OF section CID eleven in the QOth) tenth
civil district or said county, beginning at a stake
with cherry and elm pointers, and running Their co
south eS chains to stake In a road, thence eszt 20
GRAINS 70 stake with post~OaIS pafRssr, thence
nOtln 50 chAlnS 10 a STAKE BY fence, thence east
~ chans % . STAKE With pOs-oak pointer thence
1O.th 30 Chains 20 a stake In road, themes along
cue IOdd SOuth - degrees west 80 links themes 90
degrees west, 8 cnalns 10 links, thence north 81
desieSS west $50 links tholcs north 13 degrees,
west l6 chains d ; lnKs, thence north 50 degrees
west chains 40 links TO pOst-Ia ak pointer. thence
north AZ DEGREES, west chains 20 LINKS TO the be-
gianinx.
Terms Of Saloon credit of seven CD months,
purchaser to execute note with approved security,
lien retained until same paid. Equity Of redemption
barred
This December o, 1873.
X. j. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
Finlay Peters & Greene, Solicitors for Complain