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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-02-15
Appointments by the M. e.
Conference Of Louisiana.
NEW ORLEANS DISTRICT.

NEW ORLEANS DISTRICT.
Linus Parker, Presiding Elder.
Carondslet street Church - ]. B.
Walker.
Felicity street-John Harmon.
st. Charles avenue John Mathews
MORGAN street,. uis A. Il al.
Lon siana enue-S. II. Weriein.
Algiers- N Bari.
Lafouic.ie Mi .sioa-To be supplied.
Bitpn RouXc-John +. Sawyer.
tlaauniipe aud Crosse Tete-T. X.
Foptieroy.
Editor of the New Orleans Christian
Adyocate-Linus Parker.
Southwestern Bible SJciety--Jarnes
A. Ivy.
Institution for the Blind, Baton Rouge
Pat. Lane.
DELHI DISTRICT.
J. z. Cobb, Presiding Ell Ter.
Monroe aud Delhi-Joun NJ. Brown.
Trenton -James w Wright.
Bsatrop--C. w. Carter
Lind Grove II. Mckee.
Oak Riage-N 5. Cornell.
Rnyvillc-C. K. b. nson
winnsborough s. handle.
Oakl~y-To be supplied.
WxtsTproof--Ph.i. Al.ea.
Tensas Mis~ion-io he supplied.
Tensas ChApel-A N WALES.
Lake Providence mud Pecan Grove
H. o. White.
Madison--To he supplied.
Floyd-T. H. McClendon.
HOMER DISTRICT.
J. H Stone. Presiding Elder.
Homer. A. Parker.
Libson--Robert Parvir.
Haynesvil e-J. A. Miller.
Minden-J. 4. Bradley.
Sparta-R II. Crowson.
Arcadis-T. J. Upton.
Vernon-A. A. Carnett.
Indian village-hObert 7. Parish.
Rochester To be ipplied.
DownsvLle-J. r.. Patterson.
Farmervilie--ro be snppIi,d.
Webster To b supplied.
SHREVEPORT DisrKIcr.
r. Randle, Presiding Elder.
Shreveport Il Davis.
Mooringspo,t-R. A. Dav,s.
Caddo-J. N. Johnson.
Logansport Miss,ou--John Pipes.
De,oto-G. II. Liveriuan.
Mansheii-J. l.. b ,r.ien.
Pleasant Hill. y. Cassidy.
Nstchitoches-T. J. Hoagh.
Natchitoches Cncuit II. 81. Blocker.
Anacoco--J. n. F,ankIiu.
Springville-w. ID. Stxyton.
East Point. L. Grah.,ln.
Sonth Bossier-J w. Mejiock.
North Bossier-Wm Hart,
ALIxANDarA DISTRICT.
c. kecner. Prs>iiing Eld.r.
Alexsndria Circnit--,sniue, K-ener.
Pinsyills and CuIiax-J. l.. y. Snsp-
pnrd.
Rspides W. X. Whatiey.
Non.gomery--C. X. Godf.ey.
Hnrr,sonbuig and TRINITY s. Trip
petit and Geo. Jarkson.
Sicily Islxnd--b. =. Alexander.
Cenusvii!e--C. W. Hodge
Columbia aad Castor-R. 3. Isl,elI
lnI !. 4. tixss.
Bsyou bnuf and Evergreen-F. S.
Hocu,s aus. Fr~d. White
Sprnig Creeks. II. Cooper.
S,Dspert--P. SslriG.
oPEIOCsAS DISTRICT.
J. D. Harper. Prrsidiny Elder.
OpeiousAs-A. g. Manly.
Washington +. Wynn.
Vcrraillionville aud Pi~QnniIc Bruslc
BARTER Ctcxg.
Abbevil e-Enos Il. Fuust.
Indian Bayou. V. Pointer.
New ID. RAJ. J. Nl.iugsley und l.
Pecot.
Frsnklin-B. F. White.
PAttersonville and Morgan City-A
z Clay.
Lake Charles and Grand Cheniere--J.
T. Scurlock.
Sugar Town.. w. Hearn.
Cslcasieu Mi>s,on-To be supplied
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AGENTS.

Mr.. A. A. GOODWIN. of Alexandria, il
an authorized agent of the CHRONICLE
and will contract for advertisements and
receive subscriptions.
Messrs. MCCAIN & Bro, OF Mont
goMery, are our authorized agents.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-06-12

No. 2 Chicago spring. 81 03 cash, $40
1880 July, $3.50 @931Sc August. Corn un-
settled but generally lower; $685. cash, $3.50
july. 3836 @3816c August. Oats active, firm
and higher; 35c cash, 3524c July, 1924 @33XC
August, Rye steady, $50. Barley steady.
65@67c. Pork active, drm and higher; 81 %
cash, So IS bid July, 50 95 bid August. Lard
fairly active and a shade higher; 6.20c cash,
6.2215c bid July, 6.321ac bid August. Bulk
meats-demaud active and prices have adj
vanced, 3.9O@4 971s, 5.10c. Whisky steady,
81 04.
CINCINNATI, June 1I.-Flour stronger;
So 20@6. Wheat strong; red, 81 1901 II.
Corn firm, 33@3815c. Oats quiet but firm,
34@37c. Rye scarce and firm, co.. Bar
mand, SO bid, $40 40 asked. Lard in fair
demand; current make, 6.10c bid, 6. l5c
asked. Bulk meats quiet but firm; shoulders
3 7215@3 75c.; short rib 4.80c bid cash,
90c; seller July, short clear, Sc. Bacon de-
mand tair and market firm, 41a @54 @512c.
Whisky quiet at 81 OF.
NEW ORLEANS, June 11.-Flour dull;
super6ne, 81; double extra, 81 9O@5; treble
extra, IS 25@5 Is; higher grades. SIS $50
6 3715 Corn quiet, but firm, 50@57c. Oats
steady. 41@42c. Cornmeal dull and lower.
Hay quit and weak; prime, SIS; choice,
$50. Pork quiet and weak, $40 rs. Lard
scarce and firm; tierce, 624@71sc; key, TIC
TIC. Bulk meats-demand tair and prices
higher shoulders, loose, $40; packed,
3Be. Bacon scarce and firm; shoulders,
45sc; clear rib, 519@55sc; clear, 54@55c.
Sugar hams-demand fair and market
finn; canvased, 9@101Sc, as in size. Whisky
steady; western rectifed, 81 05@I 10. Cot
fee steady; Rio, cargoes, ordinary to prime,
11@I5c. Sugar in good demand at full prices;
common 70 good common, 6@61sc; fair to
fully fair, 614@61ac; prime to choice, 65s
@624c; yellow clarified, 7@74c. Molasses
Rice firm; Louisiana, ordinary to choice, 63s
@74c.
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Thursday, June I9. ~;
Trusfee,s Sale.

by virtue of a trust deed made TO Thomas n.
u Johnston, truSts q, now de ceased, on the 10th
day Of December, 1876. By w r. Lucas; and by viz
decree OF the chanceTy court of Shelby county,
Tennessee, entered at the april term OF said cout,
1879 10y which decree was appointed trustee In the
place OF Thomas ". Johnston, deceased, VIII sell
Ut public auction, on the premises,
Thursday, June lie, AS70,
the following real estate situated in Shelby county,
Tennssses. and city of Memphis (nOw known as the
taxiug-d strict OF SHELBY county,, and described as
follows, to-Wit: Being lot No., on the north Side
of Carroll avenue city of Memphis Cor taxIng-dIs-
rict OF Shelby county and fronting AZ feet said
avenue aud running back 81 feet, the same being
The property sold by n. hagesney 20 81. Peters Lit
ery Association, and by said association sold TO W..
Lucas, the house Oh said lot OF ground being No.
IVA Carroll avenue. Also the following described
personal property; All the furniture now In said
house last mentioned, consisting or one parlor set
of furniture; five bedroom OF furniture; alt Sdi
dlningTOOm and kitchen furniture consisting OF cups
and saucers, Dishes stove cooking ntensis In snort
everything now in said house No la Carroll avenue
Default having been made Ia the payment OF N
iudeOtedneS secured by said trust deeus hahe this
sale at the request of the beneficiary.
Terms OF Sale-Cash; equity ot redemnuon
Waived title believed 20 be pereeI ou sen anu
convey only trustee. j. NJ foWLkES' trustee
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Trustees Sale.

IOY virtue of certain deed of trust made to me,
ID as trustee, on the 18th day of Stay, AID. 1878,
and recorded Ia Record Book 125, page sos, 10 the
Registers office of shelby county and State of Ten
neSsee, by S. D. Mangum and Kate Hangum, his
wife, to secure certain Indebtedness named therein,
Will, at the request OF the benefciares in said deed,
On Tuesday, June "a, 1879,
within legal hours, the public square, at Collier
ville shelby county, Tennessee offer for sale, for
cash. TO the highest bidder, at public auction, the
following real estate, to1 it Lots / and 2, in the
town OF COleTvllle, Shelby cOany. Tennessee, for
full escrlptiOn Of which reference is made to said
deed. Also a certain tTacI. lot parcel Of land:
Beginning at stake In the center of the old Mem
phis and Lagrange Railroad track on Mrs Bette l..
Ambiguous east line; thence north sixty three de-
gTeeS east four chains and fifty links to stake;
thence north three chains and eight links to stake
thence west four chains TO stake on Mrs BEETLE l..
AobDgt0n's northeast corner, and on the corner of
the old Methodist church lot thence south with Mrs.
Abbingtoh's east line 10 the place of beginning five
chains containing 616l000 acres. or one acre
two rods and seventeen peTcheS, In the town of Col
iierville. Shelby county, Stale Of Tennessee. The
title is considered perfect but Will sell and convey
as trustee only. EQUITY Of redemption waived.
CHAS. T.. DORB. Trustee
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FINANCIAL.

"Dul and unchanged" has become the
stereotyped reply az the banks to questions as
to the day 5 business, and yesterday the reply
was UNMARRIED. Some gas stock was offering
at 80 and 5000 at 81; when the approaching
dividend Is announced an improvement In the
price ia expected. The Cincinnati Gdzette, of
Tuesday, says: Eastern exchange has been
strong with a good demand between banks
at par, but yesterday some sold at l 20 per
cent. discount. the abundance OF money,
however, caused most bankers to refuse to
sell at less than par. In the open market
there was very little paper offered, as those
desiring money could be accommodated in
bank and save commissions, and the rates OF
discount were rs low inside as outside of
banks" The New York Bulletin, of Mon
day, says: The silver market in London
continues weak, the price falling to 5l3d.
Here there was a decline in the bullion value
OF the 4I21% grains dollar to S7SS cents. The
'rhe DISCRIMINATION oil the silver market was
more pronounced to-day (Frlday). A sharp
retrograde movement occurred In the val ue
OF fine bars. Speculative purchasers of a
week since FASTENED to reap the benefit Of
the late rise, and the effect was TO literally
II bod the marke. wlth metal for which no
buyers could be found. Business, conse-
queutly, was at complete standstill the
greater part OF The day, but IN the afternoon
purchasers would not give more than 52d, at
which rate they were met by holders,
and moderate number OF transac-
tons were eventually effected New
York exchange WAS quoted to-day as follows
at the places named: Savannah-sellIng,
5-I6; buying nominal, l6. Charleston
nothing dong 3l6@4. New Orleans
commercial, Is premium; bank Il premium.
st. Louis-par. Chicago steady; buy
ing, I-10 discount; selling, 10 pre-
mum. Boston-l9d discount" Exchange
was quoted in our market; New York sight,
buying par and selling Il premium; all
points IN New England, demand par; sight,
"a discount, selling Il premium; New Or
leans, Il d.fcount buying, and selling at par.
Money 6@S per cent. Shelby county scrip
quoted So buying, 81 selling. Memphis gas
stock, notninally so; Tennessee, new iseue, 5S
C335; Mississippi and Tennessee railway first
mortgage bonds, 10; second mortgage, "a;
Memphis gas bonds, 95.
iBY TELEGRAPH I
PARIS, June 1l.-Rentes, Il6r. 821Sc.
NEW ORLEANS. June u.-Sight ex-
change on Now York, s premium; sterling
exchange, baukers' bills, 1881.
LONDON, June ll.--Consols, for money,
% l-16; on account. 9718; Illinois Central,
SO; Pennsylvania Central, 382l; Reading,
2016; Ecie, 2o1S; preferred, 53j new 5s,
1854; AS, lOo16; As. l05.
NEW YORK, June ll.-Money. 3@4
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NOn-Resident Notice.

No. $685. In the ChancerY Court OF Shelby county
TeBnesSee-Lena Oldham VS.. Joseph Il. Oldham.
II appearing from affidavit in this cause that the
i defendant, Joseph G. Oldham, is a nonresident
of the state of Tennessee:
Il is therefore ordered, That he make his ap
peaTance herein at the courthouse In the city Of
Memphis, Tennessee, on or before the first Monday
in July, 1879, and plead, answer or demur Z
cOmpainant's bill, the same Will be taken for con
fessed as to him. and set for hearing eXparte; snC
that copy of this order be published once week
for four successive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal
This 2lst day of May. 1879.
Copy: Attest
r. j. BLACK, Clerk and faster.
By L. r. MHENRY, Deputy @. and NJ.
MAD. WEIGH, Sol. for complainant. thu
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Saturday. June Ell. 1879,

within legal hours certain portion, less the dover
out of the following described property, situated in
Sd districts, the waters OF Big creek, in section T.
range B, being part of an S00acre tract bought by p
ID. Wynne from R. C. BTinkley and others; Begin
ming at small norwood marked P. D. W, with
so links to stake % links north pig deg east from
small ash marked W. B. C. with hickory and sugar
maple pointers; thence south , deg west, crossing
Big creek az z, 10, 10 50-100, % ana rs 5000
links to the bank OF said creek; thence west one
chain and 30 links into the creek; thence south D
deg west 15 chains and 90 links to stake on G. 4.
Youngs north line, with ash and whithOak point
at II, Ia 50100. - 5000. 40 50-IO0. A and
so chains in all SO chains and 20 links to corner
In the creek, with sycamore elm and white walnut
pointers; thence north 1Is deg east, crossing the
the beginning.
out OF The above tract the following described por-
ton has been assigned as dover to May A. Smith,
to-w1t: Beginning at a stake the northwest corner
which south Is deg west % links distant stands a
bldckgum marked D; thence south at 80 SO cross
Big creek in all Al chains and 81 links to A stake
near a small elm marked Y; thence moth S215 deg
II 90100 chains, In all "a chains and 10 links to
in the creek, with sycamore elm and while
walnut pointers; thence north liz deg east ossing
Big creek at chains, in all IS chains and 20 links
TO the beginning, containing 1876 acres.
The portion directed to be first Sold being that por-
ton OF said tract of land not embraced in the dover
aforesaid, supposed to contain about I6015 acres.
Then I'd, the remainder Interest of that portion EN-
ieet to the dover interest only plat OF the ABOVE
Is filed with and made part of the record herein.
TO which reference is made.
Terms OF Sale-Cash; equity Of redemption barred,
as provided In trust deed herein. This May l. 1873
L. J. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
j. N. Gregory, and Warmer Il Lee, AtOTneys
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DRY GOODS.
EBY TELEGRAPH

NEW YORK, June 11-Staple cotton
goods are moving steadily, on account of
back orders, but new business is light. Cotton
goods are very firm at the late advance; prints
are quiet and steady; lawns are doing well
men swear OF woolens are in fair demand
and firm; blankets are in steady request;
foreign goods are quiet.
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Ilhn 90 "a IA fnInre mRrket Wps IA IN

lows: AZ 1910. easy: 1858, weak; 1I:3O,
easy; I2:45, steady; las, Steady; $50, easy ];
$3.50, barely steady. Sales, las, 900 bales.
The New Orleans market closed weak at
1215c for middling. Sales, $50 bales; re-
ceipts, net, 4O7 bales Stock, 50, CSC bales.
Tho Liverpool kilograms yesterday re-
ported cotton firm; middling uplands, z 1-l6d +;
Orleans, 7l6d. Sales, 10,000 bales. Receipts,
1850 bales 1850 American.
Liverpool futures opened with buyers offer
ing lied lower; June July, z 1921: July
August, 9 sd; August September, 3-16,
z 5-32d. At the close futures were dull ;
July-AuRust, 1921; August September,
z 32d; September October, lad.
The movements at the ports were reported
as follows:
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DyEEEG.
sTEAmsmHPS.
AMMAN EENE

UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL s 4 EAAIERs
New York to OueeBstoSvn - Liverp0Os
Every Thursday o. Saturday.
City OF Berlin, 54Sl tons. City of Montreal 1880 tina
City OF hichmoIsd, 4607 City OF Brussels, 31l5
City of Chester. 1860 City OF New York $500
These magSltficent steamers among the strong
est largest and fastest the AtiaUtle, ana have
every modern improvement, including hot and cold
water and electric bells in staterOOns. revolving
chairs IN saloons, bath and smOhing-TOOms, BARRIER
shops. etc. For rates OF passage anC other infOrn-
ton, apply to JOHN q. DALI, Agent, 81 Broadway,
New York, or to THOS. FISHER,
Emmett Bank, Memphis
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ATrACmmENT NOTICE.
NOn-Resident EOtice.

No. I763-In the Chancery Court of Shelby county.
Tennessee-B. P. Anderson, Commissioner of Rev
enue, vs. A. l.. Gon ct al
I appearing from atfdvaVt in this cause that ire
i defendant, A. L. Golf, is a nonresident OF the
State of Tennessee:
1t is therefore ordered That he make his appear.
ance herein, at the courthouse in the city OF Mem
phis, Tennessee, on or before the first Monday In
JulS, 1879, and plead answer or demur to COM
plAInants bill, or the same will be taken for con-
fessed TO him, and set for hearing eIparte. ano
that a copy of this order be published once week
for four successive weeks in the Memphis Appeal
This 2ist day of May, 1879.
A COpy-Attest.
P ]. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
By Z. B. M'HENRY, Deputy c. and Nj.
John Johnston. sol for cOmpPnt. thu
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yGNEIUSCE&'S RALE.-By virtue of a trust
\ deed made to me by J. T. Hillsman and Mary
h. Hillsman, dated December 26, 1875, and re-
corded in the Registers Office of Shelby county. Ten
nessee, in book No. Is. page 10I, will. during
legal hours, on SatuT day, June FL. 1879. ar
the southern gate of Court Square In Memphis Ten
nessee sell for cash. at public OutcIy, the following
real estate in the city of Memphis. VIZ: lot begin
ming at the southwest corner of Vance and Lauder
dale Streets thence wesJwardiy on and with the
south line of Vance street l20 feet; thence south
wardly parallel with LaudeIdale street 200 feet;
thence eastwardly parallel with Vance street 100
feet 20 Lauderdale street; thence nOTthwaIdy with
LaudeIda street 200 feet 10 the begnning except
apart thereof at the southwest corner Of Vance and
Eauderdale streets fronting so feet the south line
OF Vance street and extending back southWardy be
tween parallel lines $50 feet, which part will not be
sold. EQUITY OF redemption and all rights and eQuI-
ties OF dover and homestead expressly waived.
" L. POSITION. TrIIsiaa-
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sMTTON.

There was a rather "olue" look about cot
ton yesterday. New York had two declines,
and "a weak tone was prevalent elsewhere.
In our market there was the usual quietude
connected with slight offerings and few or
ders. Factors were no longer able to keep
a stiff upper lip" and to make sales it was
necessary to conform to the times, and,
accordingly, the quotations declined &c. The
New York Bulletin, of Monday, reports:
The market throughout ruling compare
lively dull, the fluctuations on value mode
rate and the speculative spirit tame. Indeed,
it was at tunes somewhat difficult to preserve
a show Of life, and business rather deRene-
rated into what is known as brokers mar
ket, owing TO the absence of orders. Values
were marked up a fraction on the report that
some 5000 bales spots had been sold for ex-
port, but the rumor did not receive much
credit, and was subsequently ascertained to
have been unfouuded, when the little gain
made was lest once more on most of the
months. The best support appeared to be
given TO August, which naturally is con-
sidered the most precarious month, and
those who can control it are likely to do so"
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TrTnsfee,a Sale.

Under and by virtue Of the two trust deeds duly
u recorded in Book No. ] 0S, page 3. and No 1 Is,
page 625 of the Registers Office of She. by county,
Tennessee default having been made by the grant
therein and at the request of the beneciaries In
said deeds named, VIII, on
Thursday, June IS, 1879,
at II am, on the southwest corner of Main and
Madison streets, in the city Of Memphis Tennessee,
sell at public auction for cash, the following land
tOwit; certain lot parcel of land, situated and
being in Shelby county, Tennessee, beginning at a
point on the north Side OF Exchange street, In the
city of Memphis sixty feet and seven inches east OF
the alley between riind and Fourth streets; thence
east with Exchange street twenty-five feet and four
Inches; thence UOTth one hundred and seventeen
feet to tyefoOt alley; thence due west twenty five
feet and four inchES; fIence south uDdred and
seventeen fest 10 the beginning, and being the
ground upon which Is situated q thru e story brick
building, No. so Exchange street, in the block known
as the Titus block. Equity OF redemption waived.
SIMON SIURAI, Trustee.
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satnrdaY. july e. 1s7o.

within legal hours the following described property
situated in Shelby county, Tenn, tO-wit: An undf-
yded interest or mOety in the following described
tracts, viz: Lot No. OF the shelby tract contain
ing 1898 acres; lot No. or the Ward tract. con-
tanning 104 acres; and the east end OF lot No of
the Ward tract, to be laid on by line running
north and south through said lot, lay eli the
house and grove around the same. now or recently
occupied by T. c. Hughes, and TO comprise so acres:
reference Is made to the plat file in this court In
case OF h b. WilllfOrd vs. n R. Wllliford ct al and
to the decree veStng title in r. A. WillifoTd regis
tered In Registers office, in book SO. page I79;
said lands we're conveyed to W. Il. and Thomas
Pearce by j. NJ. and r. A. WillifOrd by deed dated
March g. 1879, registered In book Ill. page 127 in
Registers Office to which reference Is made.
Terms OF Sale-On credit of z and ID mOnths
purchaser executing note with satisfactory personal
security; lien retained; redemption barred. This
June 10, 1879. r. ]. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
Estes Elicit, Bgelcw & Hin, Attorneys.
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PROFESSIONAL.
TRUsPEE SALES.
Trustee'S Sale

] pursuance Of the powers and authority conferred
L upon ms under and By yirlue Of deed of trust,
bearing date the 10th day of September, 1869, re-
corced in the Registers Office OF Shelby county Ten
ns5see, in record book No. %, pages 107 and los,
executed to me by VIM. A. Fitchner, for the purpose
Of securing TO j. Signaigo certain Indebtedness
therein de- cribed, VIII on
Saturday, I4th Day of June, 1879,
on the premises, in the city of Memphis, Tenn, be-
tween the hours OF 10 and 2 IN. Of said day,
sell for cash. at public outcy, TO the highest bidder
the following described real estate lying and being
in the city or Memphis Shelby county and State Of
Tennessee, and bounded as follows. to-wit Begin-
ming at stake the northwest corner of Ninth and
Carolina streets; thence north and parallel with
Ninth street 135 feet; thence west and parallel
with Carolina street. 151 feet and inches to a
stake; thence south and parallel with Ninth street
135 feet 10 stake; thence east and parallel with
Carolina street ISL feet and inches 10 the begin
ming The right OF redemption is waived In the deed
OF trust and the title is believed 10 be perfect but
sell and convey as trustee only.
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CHANCERY SALES.
Chancerv sale Oft ReaI Esfe 80

OASAMcSEV SAFE OF EGS6a ESGSS [ z.
No. 2844, r. 1851. a )-Chancery Court OF Shelby
county VIM: r. Moore d Co. vs. Thomas Pearce.
R1 virtue OF an introductory decree for sale en-
- tered in the above cause on the 18TH day Of
April, 1879, NJ B "a, page 216. viii sell at pub
lie auction, to the highest bidder in front OF tne
Clerk and Masters Office, Courthouse Building Main
street, In the Taxing district OF Shelby county, LATE
city Of Memphis Tenn. on
Saturday, July IL, 1870,
within legal hours, the following described property
situated in Shelby county Tenn. tO-Eit: An unGi-
vided interest or moiey in the following described
tracts. viz: Lot No of the Shelby tract, contain
ing 129I5 acres; lot No 2 Of the Ward tract, con.
tanning 11014 acres; and the east end of lot No of
the Ward tract to laid of by line running
north and south through said lot to lay of tue
house and grove around the same. nov or recently
occupied by Z. c. Hughes and to comprise so acres:
and for a more particular desert tiOn of which
lands reference Is made to the plat file in this
court In case of Il. B. WillifOrd VS.. N R. Willif0rd
ct al. and TO the decree yestlng the title I'm r A.
Wliford, registered Ia Registers Office In book So
page 17p; said lands we're conveyed to w. 81. and
Thomas Pearcs by j. II. and R. A. WilifOrd BE- deed
dated March q, 1875. registered IA book IL, page
121, in Registers office, to which reference Is made.
Terms of Saloon a credit of and IL mon his;
purchaser executing note with satisfactory personal
security; lien retained; REDEMPTION barred. This
June 10, 1879. R. j. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
Estes & Elicit, BgelOW 4 Hill ATTORNEYS