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, 1879-05-09

JULIA SMITHS SURRENDER.
It is painful to have 10 announce thai Julia
sM1rn, Of Glastonbury, WHO 80 long and 20
gallantly resisted tlae taxatiou Of her cows,
hos yielded to tho Establishments Of ,nan
way up in Vermont md married him, and
thus surrendered tho great principle she has
80 stoutly maintained, aud gvon over lier
cows to tho listing Of tho Assessor aud 1nado
them tributary to tho revenues of tho Slate.
Tho venerable maid who could tlofy man In
the coucroto has yielded to him in tho ab-
stract. She WHO could go Eli 'eossfully rosist
tho assaults Of tho aggregate has at last been
captured by one, mud lle :" no great shakcs of a
man" either. I1encoforth allo is rclegated to
obscurity, for sllo IL no longer identified with
tho great principle TINT tnxation aud repre-
sentation aro indivisible, aud TINT COWS slaall
not bo taxed If their ownor cannot llave tho
bnl1ot. She is no longer oyon SM1rn. sl.o
has quit the colossaIly numerical family, aud
joined tho pleboiau PAnKEns.
Tho story of tho manner III which another
good woman went wrong Is au entertaining
ono. Fortunately wo hnve Mr.. PAnnEn's
own version Of It, and can thus givo an OIL
cinl statement Of tho inception, progress, md
co,;sumuntion of tlo frosty courtsbin for
NJ thu yvo1i1;no. In nroachel kind of oor.
mon in which I,e to1i his oudicnco evorv d.
mi, of tin xroo;ro an,1 .styee ovor won,,,
IN such hnmor woooa. was ever ,vo1,on i,
anol, humor won 7n Nv ,yav of rrofoco nTr
p.nxrn Tin orofm. ia fron, wov IN f., Va
,n,nt. Tn ID M 1onoor I, ,ho l.ov la, ~
voutb for ho oaa,ate1 !, tho rooont;oa
ofI.r.vrTrr ond thoroforo nuet In o,aor
finn Asn4 D,suop or sns.nR Axruo,x HI
In. l,oa,, t,r,co r,orrio,1 hoforo md t,,arafo-a
was wall nm In tba vava of lovo
,r;7 ,roof ,oo;rat NJ, In ,v;,ou =, .uo,,a,
1,ou;1e. hov;',o n valuable ,,nnw1o;1oo ~ t,,a
fa.nnIa wal, .ao,s ~ 49, .,,s~a ,m., y. 49,.
,,annor ~ IL. % 1nol,nn .,'a .asa,,,. ] "o NJ. -, ~
,,roenn,,ta ,,,oooa i, H. 5o..ro.s I1" ., ~
fr ,,aa,,oa. .,,,t t., .-,aa 49,, saoa ,.,' o4'
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"A.N ~e e '', '"'''fo'' s'"o<.'"s
nut maae MI hohofabio surrender. She
laid down her arms aud ho foil Into thp1n.
Sho ou,,rncod tha onnortn,,tv md In M,
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us"cs'' n"s' "ha 'ao co"s iooAod OH Will
tonder regret tlat Unr1d Ind found ahaft
III Lis atmory keen enough to tranBIl5 t,yo
rr,l +ou,h nud ouc;o,t h,orto ,,,1 ,,.,,.
""s'4 .o6" '"A 'Is'o"' Ao"''o t'a" 4i'"Ao
tAoln ocht RS oho'
Tho votoran wooor commenced h!B Hiego
nracjsatv rs II he wnro il, tba }1oo,n nf
vo,th Tin roo;,or may ron,omhor t,,,t l.,
, 1879-05-09

J1st BLAINE regards tho next election ID 0la
Of such consequence that he has consented togo
down and help tho boys make tho fight aga[ps'
tho Democracy. Other distinguished Rspub!k'
MI orators will talsca huld Iii, and tue campaign
promises to bc one qf tho most exciting eTtf
held In tito BuckeYe State.
, 1879-05-09

The New York IfdN says TINT I: Is evident
Mr.. TALMAon ia not to bc convicted on Ill lhs
charges madc against him, whatever maE b. |ha
criticism and atimonltIon Ills brethren m.y les
lit to administer,
, 1879-05-09

The Now York Lzratd IL Of tho opinion 'hsE
as Gen. JOHN N. rALMEn WIS onco cooper %
viii make STAYING candidate. Yes; Ito s1'
Guyornor will "hoop 'em up,n II he r,ins.
, 1879-05-09

There nro good many "stalwart' Repuoss'
ans IN Washington, but tho stalwatt DemosfM
laYo not yet put In an appcarauroin that loea'F}'
, 1879-05-09

ORIENTAL LODGE. 10. ~. A.. r. md A.. N.--!tslt,
I23 !asa1!c.st. Special Communication tHts Friday
syehtnK at 7:3 Dcek. fnt n1tflICti0h Ntaitpt4 cor
4tally invited. t}y urdcr 0t tic stnAtcE.
Z. N. TUEKEtl, EeGrekAry.
, 1879-05-09

A. r. q 4. M..-1linots Masnn's Benevolent Society
ne rriHcetnH. All nembcrs Of tho Atsayg Hncety arc
requested 10 attend sGnernl cettn to he held At lie
tall uf Gcrmnna Lodge No. 81 Sor1 (nEkss. Sat
Mrlhy May IL 1t D. in. full attendance II request.
I'd. T. Ss,iuMASEt
Secretary or CJ1ullttce.
, 1879-05-09

wAunASs1A LlDGE.. no. nc, A. ~ a. Nj
1cc,lnf Gornnuntcst!nn ths FRIDAY evening At W
J. L. HOWELL. SECRETARY.
, 1879-05-09

nInvIckcr'A Theatre.
1fadifsn street. between Dearborn md State. En-.
k4Htncht Of Edwin Hooth. "Macbctl."
, 1879-05-09

MafEa:
y u c,'catlY lhG eonatt'
tutlnhal unty q VIC l'ece'
iaelst ~ ;, exesc!se ;I!'!,.i a'scfr-
Iinn anA uHelnen! hmh
al msls presented y hlh!
Witn.'ut lsaea ..l.aIA cos'sttaiat gnu
iNllees rum @ny olhut
osanca ~, - wv naseftt'
Meit. ~ Mt that tne
ma!utisJ +, " l :. onast iatn, Ut oosh
'!'''; iiuus5s - ista a"sa1t sI,,t w ~
Wusa3!s ~ NY ~ unaGf
peMat.13 y! se.Wnpi,ins AZ
ansfa1,onant ;ui !.'nt,. tns nosrth'
MeAt los Whhk VI heres'
, 1879-05-09

C1nrk street. opposite tho Contt.l1onte. Engage
msnt Of Jamie iluahc8. t'Thc French Spy."
, 1879-05-09

Look on this picture md then on that,
II scsns tMt aIr. HAYES Gnu quote no less a1i
authority on thu nunocrat!c sIdc than SAMUEL.
). TiLpEA In 1nvor Ut tho principle conte.,.lctl
fur IN iia lass veto t.,essage. Here are two ex-
tracts sido by stde:
, 1879-05-09


Dearborn rreet. corner Of Munror. EngActm mrn
Of the Cotyillo nuFieiGue Company. ''DAbcs In tht
Wood"
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pY virtue OF the power conferred on me by the
d terms of deed of trust executed TO me by
Ricardo Buch ignani and Eliza eth Buchignani, his
wife. dated May l, 1871, said deed beng OF record
in Book so, page Il9, OF the registers Office OF
Shelby county, Tennessee; default having been made
In payment OF the note secured b. sa i deed Will
ssatU rday- - Ds'ss ,. 1879,
proceed TO sell 10 the highest bidder, for cash, az the
courthouse door, in the city of Memphis. the follow
ing described real esate Beginn ng al the tDterSec
ton of the north line OF Jefferson street with the
east line OF Second street; thence eastwardly with
the north line of Jefferson street eventy feet thence
nOIthwardly and parallel with the east line OF Sec
Ond street eighteen feet six aud three fourth iiches
of Jefferson street seventy feet 10 tire east line or
Second street; thence SOuthWj oily with the east line
OF Second street eighteen feet six and three fourth
inches TO the beginning; being the sans parcel OF
lot No. ;342 as laid down OESRucksT'S plan OF the
city of Memphis that conveyed by +. W. smith
10 John b. BOttO. Andrew BOttO and B. MsTiliO, BE-
deed recorded in the Registers Office OF shelby cOu
ty. Tennessee, in Book No. 33, page 532
Sale between the hours OF 10 d m. and pm.
Title believed 10 be good but convey as trustee
only EQUITY of redemption waived
4. ) kITTREEGE, Trustee.
g.Fr.s, ,~B,N
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INSOLVENCY.
HnsOIvent Notice.

No. 3089, R. 5-State of Tennessee, Shelby county.
To j. E. Blaydes Administrator of the Estate Of John
W. Pitman, deceased.
HAYING suggested the insolvency Of the Estate
IL OF John W. Pitman, deceased, you are hereby
ordered 10 give notice, by advertisement In some
newspaper published within the said State, and also
at the Courthouse door of Shelby county, for all per-
sons having claims against said estate, TO appear
and file the with the Clerk of the County Court
authenticated in the manner prescribed by law, on
or before the
23d Day OF May. 1879,
and any claim filed on or before said day before
an appropriation OF the funds OF said estate is
made shall be forever barred both in law and equity
witness my hand, office, this 23d day of De.
cember, 1878. OWEN DWYER,
Jerk Shelby County Court,
By HUGH B. CULLEN, D. c.
In accordance with the above, the creditors of the
Estate OF John W. Pitman are notified to file theiI
claims. J. H. BLAYDFS
Administrator John W, P1tman, deceased.
Taylor d Carroll, Attorneys. fri
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EUN-EESIDENTS.
Non-KesEdent Notice.

No. 3O58-In the Chancery Court of Shelby county,
Tennessee-W. +. Taylor ct al. vs. William Il,
Ford It al
IL appearing from affidavit in this cause that the
defendants VIM. q. Ford, Mary S. Ford and Eden
(oI Edith Sprou are nOn-TesidentS of the State OF
Tennessee; that the defendant w. q. Ford. is in
debted 10 w. F. Taylor in the sum of Sl203 %,
evidenced by his note for that amount with INTEREST,"
that he is also indebted to compliments, KTemer
HarZog d Co.. in the sum of $1,000, evidenced by
his note for that amount, with interest; and attach
ment having been issued and levied on the property
of said Ford; that the names and places OF resi-
dence Of he heirs of Ann Stephens, deceased, are
unknown and cannot be aSceTtained after diigent
inquiry, and they are perhaps interested in the
property sought to be subjected by this proceeding
1t is therefore ordered, That all the abOve-men-
toned parties make their appearance herein, at the
courthouse in the city of Memphis, Tenn, or be
fore the first Monday in April, 1879, and plead
answer or demur to complanantS' bill, or the same
Will be taken for confessed as TO them and set for
airing exparte; and that d copy of this order be
published once week, for four successive weeks in
the Memphis Appeal. This 9th day of February,
1879. A copy-attest.
R. ]. BLACK, Clerk end Master.
BY f. B. McHenTy, Deputy Clerk Master.
Smith d Collier, Soils for cOmpl'nts fri
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TRUSTEE SALES.
Trustees sale.

TTNDER and b. vi tue OF certain trust deed dciy
u recorded In Book no 100, page tj3, Of the
Registers Office OF -hsiby COUNT tennessee, ma, q
eIness therein med default having been made IN
the terms thereof by direction OF the beneficiary in
said deed set forth, / Will, on - -tuTdag. april
,. E-7D. at the southwest corner OF Man and Madi-
son streets IN the city of Memphis. Tennessee, at
y o'clock noon, sell at pu lie auction for cash,
certain lot Of land in the city OF Memphis, shelby
county. Tennessee: Beginning at the Il Of inter
section of the north line OF the "a lev, which runs
east and west. between PontOtOc and Vance streets
on tGe west side OF Laud5Tdale street; running
thence westwardly with tie nOiJh line OF SAID alley
TO the east line OF another ley, whic. north
and south, l4SI5 feet; thence nOrthwaTdly with the
east line Of said last named alley 1873 feet thence
eastWardly on lire parallel with said first named
alley 1855 feet TO the west line of LauceTdale
street; thence SOuthWaTdly with the west line o.
Laude rale street 1913 feet TO the beginning; being
lot No. ) of W p. Bonds subdivision, made by c. c
BuTke, civil engineer. the 3Oth Of iay. 1872 ac-
cOrdln to the plan attached 10 the deed recorded in
Book No. 81, page go, OF the Registers Office
aforesaid. SIMON STURM, Trustee.
A. y I amman Attorneys
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CNTTON.

The kilograms yesterday had better tone
than on the day before, futures were finn in New
York, but Liverpool was dun Tor spots with some
dropping in futures. In our market there was "A
good demand from spinners but exporters took very
little, which MADE the market qui L Factors were
firm End previous quotations were fully maintained
The New York Buitct,H, OF Tuesday, reported: "Ol
the whole the average of cost has probably been
fraction lower, but the entire huetuatiol was quite
limited all things considered, the bulls have
In reality had most advantage, and displayed great
est strength toward the close. Liverpool was cabled
easy OH public adyices while private accounts from
abroad. I'm nearly all cases, are dscouraging but 10
neutraiiZe this was found a pretty small run of re-
celpts against both last week and last year. An
other basis for strength u be found in consider
able demand from recent sellers Of short notices.
who appeared somewhat anxious to buy them back.
goody proportion OF the business Is still in tine
form OF changing or extending contracts, espe-
clally March, Into The later mOathS."
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LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.
New Series! New Seriesl

THE PEOPLES BUILDING COMPANY issues
L New Series OF stock every month. Stated
meetings are held on the first Tuesday evening Of
each month"; at ia O'Clock, at No. POI Main street.
second story, to receive dues Join us for safety
economy and experience" Loans made on good pay
ing real estate anywhere in ShelbVcounty. Money
TO loan; Stock for sale No back dues. Information
eheerfully given at all times
wa. GOODMAN, President.
g. STURM SAcJv
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Chapter 33.

AN ACT to repeal the charter and abolish the incor-
pOratiOn OF the town OF JOnesbOrC, Washington
county, Tennessee.
SECTION l. Be Il enacted by the General assembly
Of tts state Of Tennessee, That act passed Sep
tamOar ~ 1894 entitled Act for the registI a.
ton OF the town OF JOlesbOro, etc" and an act
passed November 3, 1903, entitled AN Act for the
regulating Of the town OF JOnesbOTo, ana for the
erecting of buildings, repairing the courthouse,
prison and stocks In said town., and An act passed
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TIAVING qualified as administrator of the
IL tate Of william Crimson, deceased, all per-
sons having claims against the said estate nOti
fed to present them, authenticated as prescribed by
law; and persons indebted to the estate are re-
uuested to forward and settle.
MARC ARET GIMSON, Administrative,
corner fernando road and College avenue.
VIM NJ Randolph, Attorney. fiji
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Administrative Notice.

II AVING qualified as administrative of the es-
Il tate of j. B. Fai es, deceased, all persons
holding aims against the said estate notified
to present them, properly authenticated pre-
scrlbed by Law, to my agent W. A. Faires, No. 90
Union street, and persons Indebted to the estate
are requested 20 come forward and settle.
CATHERINE L. FARES,
ri min
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Notice.

WE have concluded arrange. nents with " VI NJ
w RANDOLPH. EsQ., OLcs at 30 MADISON street,
BY which he Will give attention % the law business
In the hands of judge Henry q. smith Al the time
of mis- death judge Smiths clients are requested
hnsiDsss en- his hands r. W. SMITH.
BUSINESS - $3.50 GEO. 4. SMITH,
tues Executors OF Henry q. Smith deceased
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DRY GOODS.
IBY TELEGRAPHl

NEW YORK, March 6-The cotton goods market
continues fair and active. and prices finn on all
staple makes. Allendale mill sheetings are ad-
vanced. Prints continue quiet, and ginghams slug
gish. Dress goods are in steady demand. Mems
wear wOOlens are quiet, and Kentucky Jeans slug
gish. Foreign goods are in Irregular demand.
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RFAPENSARR.
DIX. .. s. JoIlnson's
PRIVATE
Medical BB5spengaEyS
No. "a JzFFEI.SGN STREET,
Between heI1 ana Front. Memphis.

nR. JOHNSON IS Acknowledged ID ali parties IL
l. tsresteu as b Tar the mos SucceSsul phJs -.eu
IN the treatment Of private or secret s>sss Quick
thOTOuEf and permanent cures gu9ra taeC N every
case male @. female. Rs-eut csse- o. SorOsThta
and Syphilis cured n few DAYS w.iho the Use OF
SstcndlJ SJghlis, the last vesfi cC1l.,a' - = =.
chi tfg OF mercury. ls0.Ir..-. loss ct
stopped 10 q short me siFersrs nom lfurCtt- az
or loss OF sexual powers re-U4ci TO tTea yisu, 3d. IS
i5W weeks. Victims OF EelF-a1u-e and excess "
veneTy, suffering rom spermaLOTrhea anc 'rss OF
physical and mental power, speedily Und f..i a.
ns1tly cured.
Particular attention paid 20 the Diseases Of
Women ana cures guaranteed.
Throat and Lung Diseases cured by new nemidies
Piles and old sores cured without the use OF cus-
tic or the knife
All consultations strictly confidential.
Medicines sent by express to sn parts of the coUE
try.l
Offlee hours from g a. m. to Q p, m. Sundays
n. s. IuHvSON. MD.
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MACHENl2T@
Steamboat Biacksmifhs
ADMINISTRATORS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NOtjce.

A07n nIsTratOrS Z OtICos
IIGVINiI been qualified as the Administrator of
L i the Estate of Vim. S. Filter, deceased, all per
sons indebted to said estate notified to come for
ward and settle; and all persons having claims
against deceden are requested to present the same
within the time prescribed by law to prevent being
barred. February D. 1879.
I, = A A 4 "a, .I-kr
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TUesdny. March IL. 1879.

IN font % the Courthouse, between the nouIs OF II
M and &c, c m, sell 10 tie highest bidder lof
CdsLl; tLe ~ rssCLiOn OF Hupgert alley and
PonIaE a. t knoWn Poplar Boulevard and nun
IllIiS tlsiite e. VIZ one NUndred and ten and
half n IUIal feet TO stake; I.SSG w. MY LOU
Isgt 70 one hundred ana ten i half QI0ls)
feet the beginning II being the pro- eIS Ael d
- Beer Garden" .-s-,,
The title TO the property Is believed 20 be- peTSet,
and Il has been arranged that immediate pos. sS
be given to the purchaser. bat sell and ccnFe- %
trustee ony. ---,-~,.-,>-
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sale of Real Estate.

No. 3143, R.-Chancery Court OF Shelby county
William Denies Cora InEe et al
OY virtue of an inteTlOeutOTy decree for sale, Ell
ID tered in the above cause on the 18th day OF
FebruarF, 1879, n. b. %, page 251, viii sell, at
public auction, 70 the highest bldueT, in font OF
the Clerk and Masters Office, Courthouse building,
Main street, Memphis, Tennessee, on
saturday, ssaTch E5, :S59,
within legal hours. the following described property,
Wit Situated in the Taxing District (AIsmp5s},
Shelby county. Tennessee at the southwest llteTSsc
ton of Second and jackson streets. fronting the
west side OF Second street 90 feet 2I2 inches, and
the south side Of jackson street 40 feel.
Terms OF Sale-O e-thIrd cash: balance 10 six
and twelve Inonths-purchaser giving bond bearing
interest. Lien retained etc.
This February Is 1879
z. J. BLACK. Clerk and Master
Humes * POstCn ana /. B. MFaTiau0. SOiS.
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bai "a, n the hours OF 10 o'clock m and o'clock
m sell tC TIE highest and best bidder, Tor cash,
on the southwest corner OF Union and Main steets'
TOWNSHIP 1, range 3 west OF The bases meridian
line containing six hundred and forty liO) acres
M hand wing partly in Fayette culuty. Tennessee,
ana Naist,aH county, MissISsI 70 together with all
of the i'm p V-IGSns thereon Title believed 70 be
Derfeet tul eUnye! As trustee only.
PSiANNN' L EI.App Tr1sfea
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Above low
water.

BY Telegraph.
NASHVILLE, March 6.-Riyer falling, 8 feet on
the shoals.
PITTsBURG, March 6.-Rl7er 10 feet3 inches
and stationary. weatheT-elOudy and rainy.
LOUISVILLE, March 6.-Rver falling, 10 feet
inches In the canal. Weather-clOudy and mud.
Departed: Cons Mlllar, Memphis; Mary Houston,
New Orleans.
VICKSBURG, March 6.-River fallen five inches
WeatheT-clear; thermometer, 20 deg, Up: Guild
ing Star, 2 PIN Down: Eldorldc, midnight. Ar
lived: Belle Memphis, am.
ST. LOUIS, March 6.-River risen three inches
warm. Arrived: City OF YickSburg, Vicksburg. De
parted: Annie p. silver, New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, March Weather-cleaT; Their
rnOneler % CeS. Arrived: City OF Alton ST. Louis;
Thompson Dean, Cairo. Departed Golden Rule,
Cincinnati; Belle OF Shreveport. ST. Louis; Raven
and barges, Evansville.
CINCINNATI, March 6-Noon.-River rising;
weatner-llght rain. ~. Night-,Rver q feet =
mild. Arrived: Charles Morgan New Orleans j.
w. Gaf Memphis. Departed: Golden City, Ne" OI-
leans.
CAIRO, March 6-Noon.-Arrived: Future City;
New Orleans, 8 pm; L. p. Schenck, Cincinnati, 3
am. Departed: simpson Hornor. PttsbuTg; Grand
leans, I IN Weather cloudy and warm Night
River "a feet, and stationary, weather clear;
leans, 2 pm; Commonwealth. st. Louis, 3 pm.
Departed: J. B. II. Kehlor, New Orleans
Movements RJ the LeVee.
ARRIVALS.
Red Wing, ylcksburs: George W. Cheek, FTiaEs
sas river; City OF Helena Vicksburg; Grand Tower,
81. Louis; Robert Mitchell, New Orleans.
DEPARTURES
George W. Cheek, Friars Point; Illinois, Al kansas
CIy; CITY OF Helena, ST. Louis; Grand Tower, YickS-
burg Robert Mitchell, Cincinnati
IN PORT.
Andy Baum, Red Wing Ka!le Hooper,
BOATS DUE.
D5trn-U. P. Schenck, Commonwealth.
Cp-COahOma, Josie Harry.
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
FRIARs POINT COahOma, James Lee master,
PR.
vIcksBURG-Red Wing, George Malone master,
3 pm.
OsoEoLA- Osceo.a Belle, J. G. Andrews master, 3
pm.
NEW ORLEANS CommonweaIth, George COryeI
master, 10 am.
ST. FRANCIS RIvER-Mdrk Twain, J. D. Randall
master, pm.
Receipts Yesterday.
City Of Helena--l6 bales cotton, , bags seOd-cot-
ton, 90 pkgs suDdrles.
Red Ring-SO bales cotton, 30 blgs seduction,
2q3 SKIS eOttOn-seeJ, 10 phgs suudries.
Geo. W. Cheek-l13 bales cotton y bags seed
cotton, 2g0 SKIS eOttOn-seed, , pkgs sundries.
Llnois--20 bales cotton, 2l bags seduction, 70
SKIS cOttOn-seed, IL SKIS corn, 1000 cane poles, 8
head cattle.
Katie Hooper brought out OF Arkansas hyer $50
bales cotton 453 SKIS cOttOn-seed 80 brls oil, head
Grand Tower-35O bIls -four, "a brls elder, 200
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at public auc ion, 10 the highest bidder, LOT cash. AT
TWELVE O'Clock m the following described real
estate lying and being in the county o. shelby state
Of Tennessee: Beginning al stake on the a0flh
side of ALemOre avenue. $50 tetJ east or Le inter
section Of atwood and N Lemore ~ -EueS: thence
east with Vi LemOre avenue , - feet 70 stake 2uS
feet west OF the intersection OF raj Ugh ana II LeuCTe
avenues: thence north parallel with Raleigh aEenu5
62S feet tn stake; thence west rs leat 20 stake;
thence south ops feet 70 the beg nuinz-cOntliding
four acTts more or less-being ths same rs conveyed
In the above trust deed, to which erence is made
for more particular description.
The title is believed 10 be perfect. Equity OF re-
demptiOn ETC., waived, but sell and viii convey
trustee only. JOHN JOHNSTON, trustee
Johnstnu A. FOr1 AffOTuFys
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RIVER NEWS.
River and weather.

The table and dispatches below give fl
cial information concerning the weather aud rivers
OPFIUE SIGNAL SERVICE, Il. s. a.,
MEMPHIS. March 6, 1879.
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saturday. March Is, 1879,

within legal hours. the following described property.
situated IN the city OF Memphis (nOw TaXing-Dis-
trctl, Shelby county, Tennessee, tO-wit: The east
One-half Of that certain town lot In South Memphis
lying the north side OF Vance street east OF the
bayou, known as the u. GabCeTt lot or property, and
being part OF lot NO. r, In block No - on the plan
OF South Memphis; said east half fronting Vance
street about II feet inches, and running back be
tween parallel lines 200 feet
Terms Of Sale-On credit Of and - months,
purchaser 10 execute notes with approved security,
lien retained, etc.
This February -. 1879
K. J. BLACK. Clerk and Maste-.
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Saturday, March 10, 1879,

within legal hours, the following described property,
situated In Shelby county. Tennessee, TO wits lot
TO. 4, according to che plan If subdivision made
out in the cause of James c Anderson eXpaIte, No
blob, y. r. D. on file in the ChdnceTy Court of
Shelby couuty: Beginning at a stake - links of
post oak marked A, Captain htriiiiS northwest cor
uer; thence south 40 chains II e stake with three
red oak pointers; thence west % chains 10 81 Ike
with elm and four saSSafTaS pointers; thence north
40 chains to a stake near the homestead whence
degrees west b links post oak east 40 degrees
, Outh z links post oak NAKED a thence east 20
chains to the beginning; containing eighty acres
save and except, however. that portion Of same
which has been allotted and set apart the widows
dover, to-Wit: ThiTty-seven acres of the western
side of the tract running the whole length Of same
being in width g chains 70 links leaving to be sold
only AZ acres.
Terms of sale One-half cash; balan In nine
months; note with surety, lien retained, etc.
This February 10. 1879.
R. j. BLACK, Clerk and Master