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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-26

ARE You GoISo TO MovE?-lf so leave
your orders for piano moving at Sheib's
music store under Washington Hall.
Piano trucks, piano handles, first-class
wagon, and all appliances for careful
handling,
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II. NJ. S. "PIvAYoRE," by Arthur sulli.
van. Full Vocal Score, words and music,
81 90; Libretto words only, lOc; Vocal
Selections (bound) 2jc; Galop, SOC; Waltz,
Sc; Potpourri, Soc; GalOp, for Piano and
Violin, Oornet or Flute, loo; Waltz, for
Piano and Violin, Cornet or Flute, Soc.
all the novelties in music. Pianos and
Organs 10 rent,
Lucas Music STORE,
1927 Market street,
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That "Hale's Honey Of Hoarhound aud TnF,r
Is now recognized a the gIe4t Rational spe-
clHe foF the euEe Of coughs and all lung dis.
eases ca See that you set "HaleS Honey Of
hoarhound and Tar" (laIe size cheapest
Sold by Logan, LiSt& Co., and all druggists.
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FOR UPWARDS or THIRTY YEARS Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used
for children. 1t cOrrects aCidity Of the
stomach, relieves IVind colo, regulates the
bowels, cures dySnlerg and diarrkGa,
whether arising from tee,hing or other
causes. An Old and welI.tried remedy.
IS cenb q bottle, nav
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Axp YEr ASoruER wRlxxLE-whou
any druggist to make larger proas-lFies
to palm OF an imitation al 'Dr. g. Nc.
lanes Celebrated Liver Pills. stop him
by asking him to show you the words
therein Fleming Bros, q Wood street
Pittsburgh" Without-they are a fraud.
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SEVERELY BlrrES ny \ Dod On Monday
evening little son Of Granville Buri.
hardt, living on the Island, was severely
bitten on the calf Of the leg By a vicious
dog belonging to Frank Heldt. Mr.. Durk.
hardt complained at police headquarters,
and City Sergeant Sweeney despatched OH.
Ger Rutherford to the Island with orders
toshootthedog, which wasiorthwith done.
A warrant has bean issued for Heidi, up
on charge Of keeping vicious dog, and
the case will come before His Honor JUDGE
police court.
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The CouRrs.-CouxrY CouRr JUDGE
Boyd This Court met yesterday at the
The will Of Jane lulsney was proved
and admitted to probate. John T. Nc.
Keinah vas qualified 'as Executor: bond
$500, with 3. F, McAiechen as surety.
Adjourned to 0 4. ". to-day.
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A WoSDEnFuL CuRE or DlPHrHERtA.-Threc
Of my children had DIphtheria in It's worst
form. Skin dry, lips paFched, could not
swallow. With u feather | applied Giles
Liniment lodlde Ammonia to the tonsils,
rubbed over their Threats and chests. Great
chunks Of stuff came from the threats, tho
skin became moist, fever left them, and under
the Almighty care attribute their cure 10
pr. uiles Liniment: JANE NELLY,
Cor. Tonnelli Ave. and Blocker St,
jersey City Heights, N. ].
Sold by all drussistS Send for pamphlet
On. GtLEs,
100 West Broadway, New York.
Trial size Is cents.
Logan, List & Co., Agents. MwFGW
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Personal MENTION. "A. F. Shierer,
Esq, Of Fetterman, W. Va, was In town
yesterday.
Col. Rober! McEldowney, Of welzel
county, is in the city.
returned from . brief visit 10 his home at
Pt. Pleasant.
Dr.. A. I. Banning. who has heretofore
while IN the city made his headquarters at
the St JaMeG Hotel, since the closing Of
thathostelry occupies rooms at the Stamm.
Among the late arrivals at the Stamm
are: W. E. Mallory and lady, Woodsaplj /
J. T. Thistle, sIstessville; James S. Nc.
Kelvey, Pittsburgh.
Mr.. John PiarF, OF Pleasant Vallay, on.
tertained a number Of his Wheeling
friends, at his residence, Monday evening,
in honor Of his birthday.
Bishop Peterkin, Of West Virginia, will
preach at St Johns Church, In Brooke
county, on Sunday, April 9th.
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An should reeollect that With the los,
OF health, los oil enjoyment and happI.
ness soon follows. Acough or cold quick.
ly qpaermipes the health, and shopid be
shssEed hy The prompt Hse oi pr. Hall's
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Six weeks were considered the only
cure for Rheumatism; this was before the
Egyptian Fad shovel its wonderful power
in curing this disease. Tell your neigh.
boH,
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ENDORSED
Ry prominent CItIEens of Bo.ton.
BosTOs, Aug a, 1875.

We know Mr. VIM. Taylor to Be a we'll known cid.
gen Of BCstGn. His long service Ia the IfsStufe a
Massachusetts and Common Council Of Horton and ND
wide business experience ia this Cy, has given him
laFBe ciIue Of friends and acquaIniinces who would
eheerally dn Us IN Endorsing his triltEorthlnesI n
they Wer Invited to dolo.
CHAs. II. TAYLOR,
Manager Rohog CHI.
7. J. DAcEY,
4tti. Attorney SsFolt Co.
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Will PaoBAIRp.-The last will and les.
lament OF Jane Dulaney, deceased, bear.
ing date on the 18th day Of July, 1871, was
yesterday presented in the County Court
for probate, and being fully proved by the
oaths OF i. G. Cracrait and D. +. Nc
Mechen, the subscribing witnesses, was
admitted to probate and ordered TO be re.
corded. Decedent, after providing for the
payment Of her debtsand funeral expenses
devises the residue Of her estate, personal
and real, to her brother, Wm. Smith, and
appoints John L. McKennan executor Of
her will. Mr. McSennan, the executor
named in the will, gave bond in the non.
atty Of 500, with B. F. MrAIechcn as surety,
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/ HAyE $50 pair Childrcn's fine side lace
Shoes, In kid and Simon goat, Nos. o and
y, which | am closing out ut 81 90, worth
u %, at l.. v. Blends, 1875 Main street.
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JAcRsoS's Best Sweet Navy Chewing To-
bacco. Retailers can buy it OF Joseph
speidel & Co., in 8, lOand 20 pound pack
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THERMOMETER REcoRD.-The following
shows the range Of the thermometer, as
observed at Schnepf's drug store, Opera
House corner, yesterday:
10. q If = 'E,E 'EH.
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MuyIcIpAL CouKr,-,JI,Ioe Cconp,,.

This Court met at lOA. VI. yesterday,
and without transacting any business Of i'm.
portance adjourned over 10 Friday morn.
ing.
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JosEPu SPRlDEL & Co., wholesale grocers,
are headquarters for Jackson's Best Tobac.
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JAcEsON's BEsr.-Give It trial and you
Will use no other. Joseph Speidel & Co.,
Wholesale Grocers, have It.
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| IT BEArs ALL-JacEson's Best Sweet
Navy Chewing Tobacco. A full supply
now on hand at Joseph speidel & Co.'S.
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JuSr REcElvED.-Another lot of Ladies'
Black Basket Cloth Button S.Iora, at l.. V.
lloni's, ll95 Main street.
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RESOLUTIONS.

lespire1, That a committee Of six be an.
pointed, three from the FjrSt and three from
Second Branch Of Council, 10 wait upon
the State officials and inquire II thsv, nave
any objections, or Il it would b any IN.
convenience % llen TO have the Council
Of the city hold their meetings In the hall
Of the Senate and the Supreme Court room
in the absence OF the Legislature. "
Mr., Houston otferred tho following,
which was referred to the Committee On
Police;
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ASSIGNMENT SALE to be continued Of
Cutlery, Hardware, Sporting Tackle, Guns,
Pistols and Housefurnishing Goods, ETC.,
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- NHIIhN v IIIV AAhNhI bINkkIi
at private sale during the day. Auction
sale at 2 and Z IN. Monday and Tuesday,
and at o a. ". on Wednesday.
Engine, Boiler, Machinery, Tools and
Store fixtures will be sold oil Wednesday
afternoon at p INV.
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Ask your grocer for Jackson's Best
Joseph Speidel & Co. have il at wholesale
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AFFIDAVIT AND STATEMENT
ofChaa. Reynolds.
CHARLES BEYXoLD,S
FAsHloNAbLE aAla.DRESlx0 RooNs,

CHARLES BEYXoLD,S \
FASHi0SABLR HAIR.DRESlxo ROoNS,
y Green Street. Boston.
hereby certify that I have boea hair dre,,e,
ior twenty ,lx yearT; an we'll known 70 BosionanS.
thltduiius thii time have had among ny euSto,
mefs many an etel With various forms q IkIn and
scalp diseases but never have teen 20 severe case q
that Of william Taylor, hereto annexed. The hunoI
covered every part Of his face eaS and sealn iuF.
thsr certify that have shaved the aid Taylor when
ever u has been possible 10 do 90 for the lsst an
ye1rA and during ibis tuie there was no Abatement
" The severity Of the disease, approach 10 cure
although, 10 my knOuledgr constantly under HedIsaI
treotmeni-unt be begin the Rla Of The Cnteura md
Cutieura ResolVen which have effected IN HE Short
spaee Of thFee months, perfect cure.
CHARLES REYNOLDS.
SUFFOLK, 8. Auousr27. 1873.
Then personally appe'red the SaId Charles Ray,
him subscribed, lsIrue. =
Before NE
Cl4S g. LINCOLN,
JsEiiee qfhe Peace.
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CnEw Jackson, 8 best Sweet Navy Tobacco
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CHEAPER Gas.


The Committee on Lights reported that
they had no information to enable them
10 act upon the resolution to reduce the
prize Of gas, and asked that the Superin-
tendent Big rpauired TO report for use OF
the Committee and COUNCIL tlla post per
1000 feet Of manufactured gasi he net
profit OF the city on 1000 feet, the amount
manufactured in the last year, tho amount
collected by the city therefor, the amount
used by the city not paid for In the same
period, and the net profit derived by the
city for years product igns.
In this connection DR.. Logan addressed
COUNCIL nj length in favor OF cheaper gas.
Tie following was offered as ~ auISnI-
ment to Section 10 Of The Ordinance III re-
latiOn 10 the Gas Works OF the city Of
Wheeling:
SE. 70. me pHGe, o g9s shall be until
Tt nSa WISE, G tnas q SRhneE It W per
49, euo' sh aen IUn nlsi prlce Jug sag
isustees snAII alloS ~ Lous siii Ils-
count n o. zen PS n Gpnt y lAe pHI pe pau on
~ 9eloIe tIe tE't way " tne month W
Hil'S G sum nm ui'I uecoHies uuei u Paid III
'''S vas o; M =.
SEc, : :, an f SIu.ahses anq paris Of ordi-
InEes T., 30 at Us teS are III eontiIcl with
'h S, oFG y TI.;s als hereby repealed;
oEc: d. nus ms o ,rn snall DC IN force
'rV H!l aug slI9s w aale 1t us passage
nc ahsn iL ille''l WIS g!seilSed at length
U! he neuioe S A. y,L
"a, a u mo ~ 9y AT. hlmoetlyI TO suosti::
iStoS WV " ~ ""' 'Us' .! No'e Oh
AZ. u,,,,,, ,..,,,.i A.. =, a.
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Ghe GstIIigerreer,


onicc, Nos. rs aud % FOurteenth street.
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AND SEEl

49, Az . l.ll llD' d a'' and o'a Hand and
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FOR RENT
E0R RENT

fOrfurthsr Information ami, ~ ~ r, alsRl
TON, who will ,hoW the t,,,,t'. 1f''r I'm
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WASTED-EyERHYSSi5S2S;S;..S
,, IT,: ,iA :: ga hat, ali u,,,, " -
SiSE bdS v VIZ 10 Pafl psyS,,,
'-'S @AUALERS at liii NI, III Wv Y % Q
~All work r,rr1at.i. JOS L. sle,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
J. and practice. LOcaiion exceptionally i,,.ii;s
eunTeuient house, rtnt lOT, PrIcire Of TIM lSta
standing. Also veil SeleCud MtdtE il4 Asoi-
lAneouS Librlry; = new fFe and tGiEhf FDtat
two microscopes, With all the IcyylsIFs 10 Unlts
order, aud all the nXtured and furniture ltgG,iI'
physlcians outfit Bud Ohee. E0F IlnitulniHI
10 NJ Il. BLUM, WheelinG ". Va
T. S-I GlAl W retire IRON practior here
Iahtg.pAW
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FoR RENT-The De,i-,;S
Ert ES, " SI SiIhIPlns slrrrt boz ~ ~
g oaes rc.lory lp,. ( 3,E ,.lf!ly&.
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2as Rsut.

| "8Exs FkS Sl.I; nj 4 !S.0irS7N )
:: aAAs. Liisa ! =
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-14

Captain Bob Wise t~elegraphed Com
modore James Wise from Memphis,
before leaving here, that there was no
occasion for alarm, and all sensible
people will say there is none.
The j. w. Gaf, which left here
Friday evening for Cincinnati with a
big trip of people, cracked her shaft
at Hickman, and was taken in tow by
the City Of Greenville. A full ae-
count of the accident and health of
the passengers will be found in our
telegraph columns.
The Osceola Belle, Captain j. G..
Andre rs, came in yesterday from the
upper coast with a fair trip, and leaves
Wednesday evening, her regular mail
day, with a return trip for Osceola and
the upper coast. b. o. Michel and
Cyrus Fay are her clever and accom-
modating clerks.
The Hard Cash, Captain Ed Postal,
will arrive here tomorrow and leave
Wednesday with a return trip from
White river, going through to Jack
sonport. Charley Postal is her eff
cient clerk, seconded by j. c. Wye
kof.
The Marlin Speed, Captain Jimmy
Thompson in command. is receiving
at the Lee wharf boat for Arkansas
river and leaves this evening at FIVE
o'clock. sharp, going through to Little
Rock, carrying the mail and attending
TO all way business. Billy Ashford,
jr., a clever gentleman, will have
charge of the office.
MThe 0uachita Belle, of the Adams
Mail Line, Captain Mark Cheek, came
in on time with 6 bales and 2 bags Of
cotton, 764 sacks seed and sundries.
She leaves this evening with a return
trip for Arkansas City, carrying the
mail and doing all way business. Capt.
Lee Cummins is her chief clerk, as
sisted by Messrs. VIM. Thomas and
Lee Cummins, jr.
The Coahoma, Captain Stacker Lee.
came in yesterday with 3 bales cotton,
$50 sacks seed and 81 packages sun
dries. She is receiving for a return
trip and leaves this evening for Friar',
Point, carrying the mail, attending tC
all way business and connecting at
Glendale with Mobile and Northwest.
ern railroad. Captain John Gwath-
mey controls the office, assisted by
Messrs. Plat Rhodes and j. w.
Haley.
The James d. Parker, Captain
Charly Russell in command, will ar.
rive to-day from Cincinnati, and vii
leave promptly tomorrow evening
with a return trip, ticketing passenger
through to all points East ats lowe
rate than ever. She will also Civ,
excursion rates to all points on tn,
lower Ohio. The Parker is an excel
lent steamer to travel on, and is il
charge of careful boatmen. Messrs
Robert Mccoy and Harry Millar, tw,
clever gentlemen, have charge of thu
office.
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profits the marriage of a Brit
ISL prince with a subject. The
queen, vino found means 10 step
outside Of the one, would be hardly
constrained by the other if she took Il
into her head to favor the union-a
thing she could do with much more
ease since all the elder members Of
the British royal family are so we'll
represented by progeny that there are
enough now living to fill the throne
for the natural lives of the present
generation, and enough of their de-
scendants to keep up the line without
ever permitting a change to any n so
far removed from the reigning persons
as the youngest daughter of the queen.
The Prince Of Wales has two lusty
sailor boys, Albert Victor, born in
1864, George Frederick, born in 1865,
besides a group of girls, Louisa Vic
toria, born in 1861. Victoria Alexan-
dria, in 1868. and Maud Charlotte, in
1869, while the Duke Of Edinburgh,
married in 1874, is on the high
road to an abundant brood Of chill
dren, and has already two boys.
However, to enumerate the per-
sonages between a possible union
Of the Princess Beatrice and the
dead prince would exhaust a small
army of royalty, so that the queen
would have been perfectly safe if, as is
everywhere believed, she had carried
her purpose into execution Of confer
ring upon the son Of her dead friend,
Napoleon III, that last mark of moth
erly as well as of royal sympathy, the
hand and the heart Of her daughter.
As you may suppose, this after-death
revelation has by no means lessened
the standing Of the young prince
among Parisians, and, judging by the
presses, if such a thing could be that.
the young prince had escaped the
malignant shafts Of the Zulus, and
were to return, he would be acclaimed
in Paris so soon as he could get here
with as much enthusiasm as his father
was when he put his popularity to the
test in so and in 20.
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A TENNESSEE TRAGEDY.
Desperate Encounter at CIinton---Three
on One.

KNOXVILLE, July l2.-Hugh NJ.
Bonham, a prominent lawyer, deputy
Circuit Court clerk, superintendent of.
public instruction for Anderson coun-
ty, and principal of Clinton Academy,
was attacked this morning by Jack
Queen, County Court clerk, and John
Ia. Shipe and his son Sam, both prom
inent citizens of Clinton. Bonham
was struck over the head with a club
in the hands of Queen. When he at
tempted to defend himself Queen and
the two Shipes fred on him with
pocket pistols, five balls taking effect,
three in the breast and two in the
head. Bonham fought desperately,
and before he was overpowered had
stabbed Queen in the arm and face,
shot Sam Shipe badly in the abdomen,
if not fatally, and stabbed John H..
Shipe. The trouble occurred about
some slanderous language used by
some of the parties about Miss Ed
mondsOn, a daughter Of ex-Chaneellor
Edmondson.
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COMMERCIAL.
PUBLIC LEDGER OFFICE,
MEMPHIS, July IA, 1879.

MEMPHIS. July IA. 1879.
Our bankers have been busy for
several days past in paying checks,
selling Eastern exchange, and grant
ing a few discounts in a moderate
way. There is nothing doing in stocks
or bonds, and, aside from the forego-
ing mention, no features of Importance
have occurred during the past week.
Banks and financial corporations gen
orally have enjoyed a lucrative seasons
business, and all were heeled for the
ensuing three months of dullness.
Currency is in ample supply, and dis
counts have been readily made at 6@8
per cent. Rates of exchange are lc
premium for drafts on New York.
Cotton bills are nominal at par with
out grace on New York and New
England, and &c discount for sight
bills at points beyond New York.
New Orleans rates are at par selling,
aud 1c discount buying.
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IN front Of the Planters insurance Building.
the following described real egtate eonvevsd
in said trust deed, to-wit:
Situate, lying and being in the county Of
onel0y ana otate OF Tennessee, and Thir-
teenth civil district, one tract being in sec
ton one % range eight (S), Of the Eleventh
surveyors districts: Beginning at a stake on
the west boundary line of grant No. 1884 the
southeast corner OF D. II. Townsend's 646-acre
traetl thenee north with the west line of
sald grant No. 1854, ~ chains Is links to
the center of NOnoounaL creek, with elm
pointer marked D., on the south bank of said
creek: thence M said creek, with the center
thereof, north 81 so, east 4 chains 20 links.
north " east 2 chains 65 links. north, So 90
eaSi o Shalhs % links, south 50 east 2 chains
90 inks, south so, east 4 chains 13 ffnks.
south - east 3 chains . links, sQdth a. S0S
west ] chain, south $50, west 3 chaios TSIinke
south o., east I chains rs links, south l4o S0i'
west | chain 47li1ks, south529 30. west / chain
y Inks, south ~ west z Qaains 8 links, south
81 west 3 chains II links, south 8 west z
chains, south 9, east lohain,5 links, south
y east 3 chains IS links. south 79o, east 2
CHAINS 10 Inks. south So 30, east 8 chains 50
Ink N Q, stake in tho center of said creek.
Win black Elim on the south bank Of said
gum q INKS east Of line marked NJ: thence
sout9 40 , west 81 chains IS links L. a
small 0lackgum; thence west 8 chains
70 INKS TO tho beginning, containing i00
aSIes' oehlk inc same conveyed by Peter.
Mitchell 70 D.. H. Townsend. on Tie 18th dav a
January, 1870, and duly recorded hi the regis
ller's Office of Shelby county, Tenn, in hoax
IA, page lS9. N
Also one other tract beginning AT tho somo
point with the tvAet first described; thence
westRardly ,lQN chains and l link 10 n stake:
thenee northWardly 60 chains and STlinks to-
me nQlisern boundary line of the William
ly'tte 29O acre tract oG land; thence east
Mardly with the said northern boundary line
o. chalns and, OF links 10 n stake; thence north
. east, y chains and 80 links to q stake,
thence eastwaTdly With said northern bound
airy line - chain and 80 links to the west
boundary limo of grant No. 1854;
thence Southwardly with said west bound.
any VI chains 81 links to the beginning.
u being the GIG acre subdivision of the Wm.
Lyttle tract of 2250 acres, the same formerly
owned by William Jones, and on the eastern
part of which the dover Of Annie ID. Jones
was laid off.
Also an undivided one-faurth interest OF
the lot Of greunR situated ON the soutbeast
corner Of Main and Beal streets, in the city Of
MempbI thence south 81 feet front ON Main
street 10 Townsends line thence east with
said line 70 feet to Mulberry strOet, thence
nogthwardly with the west line Of Mulberry
street ITO feet to Beal streQg thence west
wardly with the south line Of Beal street l75
The equity Of redemption Is expressly
waived and the title believed To Be good. Inf
l shall sea- and convey only as trustee.
Z, WINCHESTER, trustee.
June ~, IoIs, 102-l23
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SherlT's Sale of Real Estate.


DUBLIC notice is hereby given that by viz
l. tue offs writ of venditioni eysonas To me
directed from the Honorable Circuit CourL Of
Shelby county, Tepp, In the case of Geo.
w. Anderson vs.. Geo. L. Morrison, Judgment
rendered on the lst day of July, 1875, foP the
sum Of two hundred and forty-fouE dollars
and twenty-tour cents, with interest and
costs of suit, to satisfy said judgment, etc,
Wednesday, August 20, Isz9,
in legal hours, in front of the courthouse,
Memphis Tenn, proceed to sell, TO the high,
est bidder, for cash, the following described
property, to-wit:
All the undivided interested the defendant
in the following described real estate. IL heinz
his interest in the undivided estate az III.
fathcr, John Morrison, deoeased, to-wif.
Situate, lying and being In She c6uh9vN N
Shelby, Srate Of Tennessee, and deserihea a.
lots d, % and 80, block ., east side of From
street, eltY Q( Memphis, rs by 100 feet each,
Also Alo0k Az, containing one and three
quarter acres, north side of Broad street,
Fort Pickering,
Levied on as the property of defendant,
GEORGE Il. Morrison, tosatisfy said judgment,
interest and costs. "''
Memphis, July s, $50
D L. MCGOWAN,
Sheriff Of Shelby county, Tenn.
BY DAN g. Shelby, d. s..
j. DuB0se, Atty for plaintiff,
Ill III l23