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GALVESTON
spondence of the Herald.

correspondence of the Herald.
GALVESTON, Oct, 7, 1880,
h The telegraphic announcement. yesterday
morning that yellow fever had agsin made
IS appearance in New Orleans, threw Gal
WESTON into q cold sweat. DR.. Watts, pres-
dent Of the board of health, hastily sum
noned the board of trade together and ST ted
he purpose of the call, to Ike action in re-.
gard TO the outbreak Of the fever in Key
West and New Orleans. Tho Josephine,
Bhich Was due yesterday morning, was held
by the quarantine officer under instructions
nom DR.. Watts. After reading the dis.
patches and comforting together, Mr.. John
moved that the Josephine b. allowed to come
b the wharf, discharge cargo and passengers,
md thai the board defer advice until there
Are further developments of vel
low fever at New Orleans or Key West, and
'that the board adjourn subject to the
Gall of the pre'ident. This prevailed and
ihe averages Galcestonian bgesthed free
again.--The Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe
Elected as directors for the ensuing year John
Sealey, George Sealey, r. s. Willis, Ii. Ros-
enberg, S. Heidenheimer, w. Gresham, w.
y. Davis, j. W. Willis, w. L. Moody, Leon
Bumm, Nj. Kopperl, II. Kempner, John B.
Rogers. The election of president, vice.
president, general manager, secretary and
treasurer of the company will be held to-
hight. The Waco delegation had confer
ence with the directory last night, and pre-
sented mass of interesting statistical mat
FER, showing the productibility of the
country through which tho road
would run, the amount of trade
controlled by Waco, ard the amount
OF her receipts and shipments, which made
very favorable impression on the board
Ihey received the assurance from the direc-
tory that AS soon thereafter as it was posi-.
pie after the Organization the claim of Waco
would receive careful consideration, To spec
ulate as to what action the company will take
ls like going to sea in a boat without arudder
In conversation with Mr. Lowe tonight
he stated that he had engaged wagons 70,
the removal Of the county property yos
terdsy but for sons reason thew hni
failed to put in an appearance, and Il was hi
intention to remove tho propertv If III,
county to the Moody u Jemi;on BUILDING In
day; that he had no intention to remoy,
the courts, or the clerks; that if they desire,
to remain in the Bsllinger & Jack buildinc
he certlinly had no objection, BAT tina
he was determined to remove the effects o
the county. | was informed later bv
responsible individual, that the remoya
would not take place; that Judge Ballnger
had served written notification upon M
Lowe, that he would allow no removal o
airy property until he had received a 81 90
from the county for rent due. The sam
gentleman claimed no had inGorma
non from Tyler, whore q conference of tn
Judges and clerks of the different court
we're held yesterday; that the Judges hs
uecided against the removal The weathe
H'ast assuming comp lex condition, and
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CHICAGO

ohlcAGo, Oct. - The Drovers' Journa
reports cattle receipts, 200, sbin,.es,s soa,
afw ,ops aese A,e heid very flrm
Mafket active far Shipping; comm IN
toi medium shipplog, s. coal 50, good Ia
Snolee, A6l@@ OO; expNrs, IS 25@5 Is good
v..earlng maael mixed butehUr.' - iOCG 30
stockers' " 81 az 50, western natives and nslc-
breeds ~ 5O9S 81; Texans, IS IS: thorough
texans, " 30 sheep receipts 200; market
stesuy aud nrm for ali sold TO butchers; COM
mon o. 70 medium, s. COCA 90; good TO choive
BALTIMORE
llL@llS. '' N''""''"s'
Floor active and very firm.
Western active,
:, I ,n higher; southern rel 81 05Osl 10; amber
Il lQgl 20i No. | red, No. Z Western VIII ear rcd
sp ,1t and October, 81 il9si November 81 Ma
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CoRsICANA.
Jurisprudence OF the Herald.

|rauespondence OF the Herald.
Fl CoRsroANA. Oct. s, 1850
Fl Rola RYAN exhibited hero last night to a fair
audience, and gives another performance to.
pight, with fair prospect of a good house.
ERSsp. as q reader or reciter, is not, we think,
4 success, as we have seen "Shamu. o. Brien''
batter rendered by an amateur than il was
fvon last night, but as humorist and eccen.
'iric character delenlator he certainly will
iske high rank, for as "0ld Mr.. Souatter, of
land Mountain Stretch" he Is simply perfec-
Han. We have seen tho original SO often
fmid the mountains of East Tennessee, that
Ee felt as if we saw our old acquaintance.
ROlls Ryan has had the subject but a short
iime under study, but il already ranks with
Oven's "Solen Shingle," and Jeffarson's
fRp Van Winkle," and should he conclude
h introduced into play, rs it is thought he
nsy, there is no doubt of great success
IA accident occurred at Mr.. A..
Fox's that may result fatally. An old darkey
soman who has been working for the family,
had her clothes to tai fire this evening, and
Would have burnt beyond all hops Of re.
foyery had il n t been for the timely throw
boz of tub of water. Ter burns are pro.
bounced very severe.--A horse belonging
L u.s. II. Meeker was frightened by train Of
bars and ran away, collidmg with another
tOro and breaking his neck.--In the dis.
lrict court the case of the State VS.. James
D0onnell alias Thomas Williams, for forse.
Healing, was continued until next TERM
Work has been stopped on our artesian well
lbr week or SO until additional rope and
lsckle is procured, it being feared that the
pne now in use may give way. A peculiarly
rf this well and which is without precedent
| that it has gone through eight hundred feet
Without change of strata Heretofore all
|he W lis dug have changed before depth of
Eve hundred feet was reached.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

AS-srOCKHoLDERS MEETING Office
OF the Chicago, Texas & Mexican Central Rail-
way company, Dallas, Tex, Sept. q, 1859. by
order OF the Board of Directors of the Chicago,
Texas Mexican Central Railway COM
pany notice shereby given TO all stockholders
OF said company TO attend regular annual
meeting Of said stockholders to be held at the
ONCE CT the company in the city OF Dallas.
state or Texas, ON the lst day OF November,
1888, for The purpose of enacting and adopting
bylaws for said company; and pursuant, 10
the order of said Board Of Directors notice Is
also given 10 said stockholders to attend A
meeting OF ia stockholders of said company
10 be / cid at the ccmpanys office, In the city
oil D'llas, state Of Texas, on the eth day OF
November, 1880, for the purpose of consider
Ing and sanctloning the borrowing of money
not to exceed twenty thousand dollars on each
mile of said railroad by said company, to be
secured by the bonds Of the company, and a
trust deed upon its property and franchise, the
forms thereof being on file in the ONCE OF the
company. DANIEL Ii, HALE.
a r. BENNETT sec'y. President.
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NOTICE TO
CONTRACTORS

CtEALED proposals lof the construction OF
> Two public school houses will be r ceived
by the city council of the city of Corsicana up
to November l6, so, at o'clock p. m.
PROPOSALS must be sealed, aldr ssed to John
10 build public school houses" The city
council re erves the right to reject any hid.
Each proposal must be accompanied by a
bond acceptable TO the city council, in the m
OF 81 200, conditioned that tho pa ~ making
the same will be ready TO enter into contract
cor the construction Of said buildings within
len days after his bid Is accepted, and will
Give bond IN n sum equal to the estimated
cost of the buildings, conditioned for the faith.
M performance of his contract.
PAYMENTS will be made monthly on esti-
mates made by the superintendent Ten per
ce n, of the estimates will be withheld until
the completion OF tie work.
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MATTERS BY MAIL.
RVS FROM OUR NEAR NEIGHBoRs

...n.t of, the Municipal Election at
'TyIer-WacO Tryiag to Secure the
Gulf. Colorado q Santa Fe Rail-
rOad-An Old COlorcd woman
Badly Burned at Corsi.
cana, Etc, Etc.
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s7AHKEga III SELEass SPI.
FOREIGN

EOhLlNN
LIVERPOOL, Oct S-No0n- COtton-mddlIne
Upiands, 6ll-l6; Orleans, Il receipts G,S5j
bales; all AmerG4n. sales, 1000; Speculation
and export, 1000; upiands low middiinl
clause, October deliver 6glG October and
November, G5s96 S.29; Nlvpmherand Deem,
per IL 1865; Lee mber aud January 1873.
Bl&j January ant february 63s; February
and March 1892; March and AplIi 6 1-l9; May
and June H. Futures steaFy
Bocon-L1ng clear 42s Cd do shot AIS OIL
Lard as Cd. TgIlow Ais Cd.
Receipts OF tor the past three days, 70 Tor
bushels, cenlals inclnded, American, 5000,
30SOp m.-tutu' es quiet. Breads uggs arm.
Flour % Sd California average wheat SIS 3D.
= m-Cotton, American, saless 6, $50 bales
Futtres-Uplands low middling CLAUSE, OciO-
Der dedvery,6 1872; Dec 'mber and January,
q; January and February, 1882. March
and April, Gl5-S2
bp. m.-Cotton..Furures closed steady.
Weekly cotton marKeL-Sales RI, 100; Amor
car 1900 SPECTATOR took $500; exporters
took 400. Forwarded from ships side I, 200;
actual exports $500; total imports $3.50;
American $500 Total stock $4,000; Ameri-
can S9I 600. Amount at sea 80, 500: Amerlc IN
l6, 800.
This weeks circular OF the Liverpool Cot
ton Brokert' Association says: "Cotton was
In fair demand throughout the week, with a
tendency In favor Of buyers, and quotations
Of almost every description reduced Amerl-
can Is In fair request, with some pressure 10
sell, and quotations are reduced H@3 l6d In
Sea lslaad there was fair business, chiefly in
Florida, and prices are unchanged. Futures
opened dull and generally throughout the
week Were quiet, with fluctuations. Closing
prices show decline of 3-92d.
MANCHESTER, Oct. Section 49, Market
steady.
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GALVESTON.
NEW ORLEANS .

NEw oRLRANs, Oct. SCorn easier, 8Gjs,
Oats llrm0r, 4l9i6.
Flour active nd firm, Super, 81 7S;xx 25;
KIN 81 SoGi 81; higher grades. 81 I5G5 10
Pork dGll, weak and lower az l5A@l6,
Lard, demrnd fair and prices higher; tlerce,
SAd9; keg,pisW9I.
Dry-salt meats bullet asd firm; shoulders
IsYS* ga,
clear ribs, %; clear sides, 9a@9ss.
Hams quiet and weak; choice sugar cured
cauvassOd, ll@l9.
Whskey steady; western rectlned, 05@lo &.
Coffee quiet and weak; cargoes common to
Sugsr-Six hhds clarified received Yesterday
and sold at ga; Two hhdS new open kettle re-.
ceived, the first open kettle Of the season, and
sold for IL;
oeived to-day and soldat 6OG65- prime
Rice din. Ordinary to choice, 4s9O1s.
Sights par; sterling, $50 10, consuls l4sEG
IsM,
Gottonst eaeyi ssles ESQ,
| Ordinary Observation-Disclosures, $3.50, SA
Good ordinary ..........,,,,.'..''. ,...',. Va
Low middling ',,".','.''''''''.'''. .''''''"' iVA
Middllng y
Good middllng Observation-Disclosures, ~,
Middling A-1s
Receipts net 1905, gross, 7,S2l Exports,
10 Great Britain 6j3; stock Il,iQji weekly
Gales 2,G5O;net receipts sii; gross q 1896 ex-
ports o Great BritHinf lS,25G TO Continent
$3.50; cOastwisc 2,27S,
Futures steady, Sales, 1890
October 10 7OS3l0 !.
NoVn,,,bar ,.,.,..,...,,.,...,.,...,l0 57Gl0 >
nsccnbnr ..........,.,,...,..,..,,, 10 07ni0 s.
Jonv'rv 10 87Gl0 @
Fsh~uayv 10 770l0 Z,
Msrch 10 gl6al0 o.
Anil ,,.,,.,....'............ II Oj9ll o.
. rANsAe rlpV
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NEW YouE, Oct. S.--Hldes dull, weak and
unsettled
Coffee dull and uuchGnge H..
sugar Cuscr; fair 10 god 5hd7'S; prime
"a; refined fairly acctlve! unsaeled and lower;
standa a 4
Wool Il changed apd dull; domestic fleece
SitsiS; pulled, 2OSy4S; uawashed, l5@tS; Texas
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AMUsEM ENTs
IL STAR PERFORMERS. IL

Embracing the following Pre-emlnent spe-
cislty Talent:
Mr.; Chas. W. Brewster, The Worlds Greatest
Ventriloqual llumOrist, with the funniest
family of woden-headed Manikins on Earth
Miss Il ia Morgan, The Renowned and First
Lady SaNoI hone SO DIST in the World.
Mr. Charles u. Duncan, Americas Greatest
Comic Vocalist and Dialect HumOrlst
MISS Cora Ferris, Tno Accomplished and Pleas
ing Mtzzo Soprano.
MIR. M llolbrook, The Eminent COnet Vir-
lu0so, whose wonderful performances have
gained him reputation second to mono.
A full Military Brass Band, under the
leadership Of ProfJ II sullivan.
Reserved Seats on sale at Opera House,
Wednehday, Oct U. at OAm
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KANSAS CITY.
KANSAS CITY, Oct, s. --Wheat-No. spot,
7g,.c; No. 0 spot, IKE. Bac IN unceln6ed.
ST. LOUIS.
sr. LOUIS, Oct. s,-No markets today on
account Of fair.
ST.. LOUIS, Oct. S Hogs actiyeand shade
lower; Workers and Baltimore's, "a GO9i 60;
mixed packing 80 5O@4 40; butchsrs' fancy
81 SOFAS To- Receipts, 300; shipments, $500,
Cattle ever; Texans 81 OO9S 90; receipts Tor
the past three days, 5, 5o0j shipments, 200
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Grants Next Friend for Hancock.

St, Louis Special to the New York World
John T. Long, the most intimate
friend OF Grant in the west, and a
leading republican, in an interview
with a correspondent said yesterday:
II shall vote Tor General Hancock
and believe he will be elected. |
think be has the qualifications to
make a good president. He will have
the good sense to surround himself
with the right kind of advisers. One
principle reason why l am against
Garfield is that he has already shown
his intention to be associated with two
men for whom the republican party
has the least possible use-Schurz
and Sherman. Almost the first thing
Garfield did after his nomination was
to take a long carriage ride with
Schurz, a man devoid of all political
principle. The real cause of Schurz's
hostility to Grant is this; When
Schurz was senator he asked Grant
for 10I appointments in twelve
months, from foreign missions down.
He got 50, but made himself the enc
my of Grant because he didn't get
everything he asked for. | have new
er heard Grant discuss Hancock save
as a general. and in that respect he
always spoke well of him. l am a re-
publican still. l have been in CORE
s%pondence with many political and
personal friends respecting the politi.
cal situation, and l shall vote for
HANCOCK"
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active and better classes in demand.
Nominal prices for low qualities in
lots, So 5000 90 per Dbl; family
choice and fancy - TO So, patents $40
% small orders Is cents per higher.
CORNMEAL-Demand fair at 81 10
az is on the landing; and s. 35
in a small way.
CORN Less firm at Acc per bushel
in round lots and 2 to sc higher in asmall
way.
OATS-In fair inquiry at S4k@35c for
No. 2 mixed, and 80 for white; small
orders 3 to &c higher.
BRAN-Carload lots $l2 80 per ton;
small orders O@75c per cwt. Corn bran
50 J0per ton.
HAYDN western dull at S12 to SIG per
ton; new, clear timothy firm at $l7@$l8,
small orders SOC to 81 10 per ewt. No
movement in Arkansas prairie.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. inactive at
GO to 65c per barrel measure and 81 to
81 % from store; sweet potatoes 81 per
barrel in a small way for old, and 81
loose from wagons for new grown;
cabbages scarce at 80 90 per crate; onions
81 76G3 80 per barrel.
FRUIT-Apples SOC to 75c per Dbl
extra red 75cCgSl loose; in shipping order
60c higher. Pears $2@3 per Dbl measure,
Peaches 25c per Ad bushel box; lemons
81 80 to S. 90 per box; oranges "a so to So
per box.
POULTRY AND EGGS-Chickens
in liberal supply, and fair sale at
81 soto 81 70 per dozen for old and young;
eggs in scant and unsteady at 9to lie per
dozen, according to quality.
BUTTER-Good qualities scarce andin
demand; prices are 10 to 15c per ID for
country and up to Is and 20c for strictly
choice; western Is to Zoe; creamery, 10
28c; butterine II to loo.
PROVISIONS Market stiff,
with lightstock and briskjobblng demand;
jobbers fill orders for bacon as fol-
lows: Shoulders 5A@6c; clear ribs 8%d8k
c; clear sides, 8%@8%c; bacon strips, "a;
breakfast bacon, l0@l0Ac; sugar cured
hams, l1@llAc; country sides, SIC;
mess pork, SIS per barrel; bulk clear sides,
8Hc ribs, 7Hc.
LARD-Tierces 7%68c; half barrels
and kegs, SIC pals, SAc; country lard,
TIC.
LIVE STOCK-Cattle for butchering
are in good demand and firm at 3%@4c
groos; Sheep SCI readily at 81 % 10 81
pei head as in quality; lambs ~ Is to
So so per head; Hogs So 25@$4; veal
calves S49S6, according to size; mllch
cows in some request Mt Sl2 to $50 per
head.
observation-disclosures firm ut 10AG11c
for flax, and II to l25c for jute. Ties,
81 2592 40 per bundle. Irvine, Is to 2Qc
per 10.
MACKEREL-New catch of present
year, 70, 10000 per kit.
WOOL-Tub-washed, 35@40c per II
unwashed, 20@28c; unwashed and bury
from 10 to SOC per cHt less.
SUGAR-Yellow clarified, 9@9Kc per
tb;offwhites, 9lza9Ac crushed, granulated
and pulverized, l0K@l0Ac; cut loaf, lie;
open kettle yellow, 8@ec.
OOFFEE-Fair to choice Az TO 18c
according to quality.
HIDES-Dry flint, No. l., II; No. 2.
l4c; dry salt do, l3c; green, No. 2, he
10 sailed, 1890; market weak tallow.
4X06c; heeswax. zoe.
LEATHER-0ak sole, 3S@40c; hem
lock, 29@82c; harness, 36a3Sc; skirtlng.
S5@S7c; French calf, $4,000 per dozen.
domestic calf, $10@30 per dozen.
T0BACC0--Per ID 42H@6Oc.
SALT.-Per Dbl, 81 IS per car or dray
load; orders 81 IS sacks 81 30@l go th
| course and fine. Rock salt % per nound
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.NOn.Resident Nntine.

No. S69S-In the Chaneery Court of sbsIb,
County, Tenn.-Wm II owen, executor ~
II OWen' deceased, OF nj VS.. r Dudley FRAY.
ser, administrator Of A S Brown, deceased,
l, appearing from affidavit in this csuse
4 that the defendants, VIM B GreenlaV and
vie; Fannie Greenlaw, are nOn-residents III
me state Of Tennessee; it is therefore ordered
mat they make their appearance herein,
phis, Tenn, on or before the frst Monday
IN October, 1880, and plead, answer or
dem9r to complainant bill, or the same
vii, be taken for confessed as TO them and Sc,
Tor hearing ex-parte, and that a copy of this
order be published once a week, for fonr snc-
cessiye weeks, in the Public Ledger,
This 9th day of July, $50,
A ~copy-Attest'
X; J, BLACK, Clerk and Master.
by =. 3. MQHENRy, DC. I'M,
Oratt y Cooper, and Q w Heiskell, soils, for
u9IAnll. 126 132 1919 1dA
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rangement whereby they can force
these deck hands, after shipping, 10
remain with them until the trip is
completed, then trouble may be ex-
pected during the coming fall and
winter season.
The new Anchor line steam II. City
OF Providence, Captain George Len
nox in command, arrived at an early
hour yesterday morning, with 500
tons OF freight and a fair list of peo-
pie: She put off here III bbls OF -four.
% bbls OF meal, 1855 sacks corn. 1850
rolls bagging and SS7 pckgs sundries.
She added about 100 tons Of freight
for Vicksburg and way landings.
While lying at the wharf she was Wis
tied by many people Of both sexes
who pronounced her one of the finest
boats on the river. She is No. l in
all her appointments, and a new fea-
ture we noticed which we fully en-
dorse, that is the ~uniforminc of the
officers. 1t does a vast amount Of
good and ought to be practiced not
only by the Anchor line, but by every
passenger boat on western waters 1t
would save a great deal of trouble not
generally known to outsiders.
The Eckert arrived at the sunkon
City OF Vieksburg at 3 am. yesterday,
and from what we can learn, there is
strong hopes Of raising her. The riy-
er near the scene Of the accident was
reported full Of men of both colors
catching drifting freight, and some of
them going SO far as to even try 10
steal right from the boat. One of
them got a couple ofshots fred at him
on last Friday night while trying
to get away with a chandelier. Those
in charge Of the wreck were kept in
tear and dread until the arrival of the
Eckert yesterday morning.
The popular james w. Gaf, Capt.
Bob Wise in command, will arrive to-
day, and leaves tomorrow evening
With a return trip for Cairo, Louis.
vile, Cincinnati and all principal way
landings on the Ohio river, connect
ing with The different railroads and
giving passengers through tickets to
eastern points at very low rates. The
Gait has excellent passenger accom-
modations and being of light draught
will go through on good time, not
withstanding the low stage of water.
w. FL. Chopper is her chief clerk and
is assisted by Lew Briggs.
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a Giffen Iporne.


London Telegraph
In the pleasant little town of Bibe-
rich, if the veracity Of the Rheinish
Courier may be implicitlyrelied upon.
there lives a horse Of premature sa-
gacity, whose method Of dealing with
an inebriate muster has achieved a &C..
lebrity for this gifted quadruped. 1t
appears that, having contracted de-
plorable habits of intoxication, the
YahOo in question may be frequently
seen feeling along the streets Of Bibe-
rich, wholly incapable Of finding his
way from the wine shop to his dwell
ing, and manifesting a tendency TO
swerye OBVIOUSLY round the
wrong street corners. His
faithful houbynhym, however,
upon such occasions watchfully
follows him hard at heel, applying his
forehead to his back when he is about
to stagger out of his homeward path.
gently thrus,s him forward in the
right direction, nor ceases its timely
mi~nistrations until it has succeeded in
propelling him to his own door. With
this interesting spectacle the inhabi-
tants Of Biberich, according to our
contemporary are frequently RECALLED.
1t is, indeed, asserted that for some
time past the chief attraction of that
picturesque burgh, to foreigners as
well as natives, has been the %surpris-
ing equine feat above described, the
performance of which never fails to
elicit copiOus tribute of applause from
admiring and wonder-stricken crowds.
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ChancerY Sale Of heal Estata.

Ohancery Court Of Shelby cOunty-R. No. 1l79
Ann j Adams ct nj, VS.. J ] Mitchell Ell nj
DY virtue of an interlocutory decree for
ID sale, entered in the above cause on The
l4th day Of June, 1880, l will sell, at public
auction, to the highest bidder, in front Of
the clerk and masters Office, Courthouse of
phis) Tennessee, on
Saturday, August l4th, 1880,
within legal hours, the following described
tO-wit. '
Lot No. ] of the subdivision Of lot No. I NJ
Memphi, fronting 50 feet on the west side Of
Wellington street, and running back between
parallel lines to LeRoso street, the north line
inches. "
Lot No, 3 of sub, division of lot No. lin city
q Memphis, fronting 30 feet on west side Of
wellington stree with a depth Of feet be-
tween parallel lines.
Terms of sale-Cash,
This July %, 1880.
r. ]. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
Can't Il Patterson, Ats, l25 l9 lis III