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FOR RENT.

[@-o7-~,C-T RFSIDEECE-No. IS2 Second street.
Ten rooms; water and gas. Apply on premises:
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h, street. Apply to q. W MEICALfI,
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77F0RE-oa southeast corner Main and Union
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store No. IS Union street, near Aaln' recently
plt in me order. Apply TO -.
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land on head OF Presidents 1slanu, ;,h
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TINE LARGE FIKSL e LASS COTTON 49,
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Successors 10 Armstrong & NALL, branch
house of the Armstrong Furniture Co,
Evansville, Ind, invite an inspection OF ineIl
complete line OF all KINDS of house furniture.
Buyers should remember that this arm man.
ufacture their goods, and can save their
patrons the manufacturer margin. Visitors
should call and examine their stock before
placing orders elsewhere. Everything 10 be
found IN 6rst-clsss house can be had at
352 and 354 Main street.
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II has lived quite loag enough The sum
mar,s nassed, aud our Jubilee geek demands
new fall hat. But do net get yourself IA
too great haste, or forget that the most sly lish
and becoming hats are to be had al surpris-
iugly low prices from Mr.. Nathan Bach's
peabody Hat Store;, 30; SO9 Main street
Mr.. Bach is most peculiarly qualified for the
hat business, and can 1T and suit your sayle,
complexion, etc, to the utmost satisfaction.
Give him a call
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Il certify that my wife and myself were in
bad health ior SOME fifteen years. 1 CHANGED
to be looking over one OF Simmons's Liver
Regulator Almanacs and saw A. II. Siephens's
and Bishop Pierce's names 10 testimonials. /
then obtained some Of the Regu lator, and
can heartily recommend Sim mons's Liver
Regulator to my friends as an excellent
medicine.
z. E HARRISON, MD, Gordonsyille, Fla.
Beware OF bogus and counterfeit Simmons
gotten up TO sell on the popularity of the
genuine, prepared only by J. III. Zeilin & Co.
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OiVer,FilliG&C0
OBLIGATIONS

WHOLESALE GROCERS.
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At Nos. IA and Is Jefferson street, are open
at all hours, and, usual, are the head
quarters for epicures OF the bivalves. Mr.
Raggio has fitted up Aits of ladies' elegant
parlors upstairs, where families can be ac-
commodaied with as much privacy as at
home Visitors should make a noie of this,
if they desire oysters furnished as only
Raggio can.
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Third Race.

The third race was for the Chickasaw
Guards purse of $500. This wss dash of
two miles, with only two TO start, namely:
Apollo and John Davis. Apollo was
regarded as a sure winner, though pools
could be resdily sold upon the race Apollo
brought s2s0 in tne pools, while John
Dlvis fetched $50. Il was Of course
an easy mater 10 start them.
Davis got of in the lead, and
maintained ii By leugih past
the quarter, the half and The three quarter
poles. It was manifest thSt Apollo was run
ming without effort. They had hardly struck
the stretch, when Apollo, just 10 sh.ow what
he could do, came up abreast with Davis, ran
easily With him until he came 10 the string.
when he led by half a length. The crowd was
considerably interested in the race, a. bosh
we're running easy. Toe gap, however,
between the two horses, grew larger as they
rounded the cour-e. At the quarter pole
Apollo led by length, at the half bv two
lengths, at the three quarters By three lengths.
Davis made desperate efforts to catch up
with the leader in the stretch. but could not
do so. Apollo won handily BY three lengths.
Ouiue to the fact thst the distance was
Longer than usual, II was . pleasurable race
with the crowd, but it aroused Little or no
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Annual Meeting of Stockholders
IN THE
Memphis and Charleston R.R. Co.

THE Regular Annual Meeting Of the stoekhold-
i ers in tie Memphis and Charleston ksllI1su
Company viii be held IN MEMPHIS 1 EAN-' Oh
Tuesday, 2Ist Day Of November, 1ss2
On the same day an election for Thirteen tI5l "
rectors TO serve for twelve months and until their
SUCCESSORS are elected and qualified. viii ne ne
in Memphis al the place OF netting and IN Hunls-
Vile A "a at The bankinghouse of EesSrs- W K
Rfson & Co.
The agents at the several stations viii furnish
oekhofders with frea tickets 10 and from THE
-oeafirr z CRIJlK Secretary.
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VsGffArA
~ S,ou pon,;,..,aos

VIII find meals served at all hours and in
the best of style, at the most moderate prices,
at George Schilly's, Nos. Z, 8 and IL Court.
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W.. F. Stanhope's CT Ada Ban, by King Bau, dam
Ada Cheatham 81 lbs. ......-... Yetman 1890.
Dabney Carr's b.f. Bellona, by Virgil, dam Bon
ME May TO- lbs IVA H.
Brock dam Catina, 112 Bryant.
]. J. Connelly's e.g. Idle Pat. by Pat Malloy,
Brannan & SONS chf RosaIind by Hiawatha,
dam Annie W., 102 lbs sc. ..-........ ,Harris....
Time-1:47N.
Paris Mutuals paid so 80
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The Zig y Brand

Fresh oysters i. A. SiguaigO, 2ss Sec
ond street and % Beale. is the sole
agent, and is prepared TO ill all orders
Caas aud new YORK Counts Also cell
cry. game and fish of all sorts, and the
only house exclusively In that business.
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THE FIFTH DAY
Over the Memphis Jockey Club Course
Brings Another Surprise TO the Boys
The Two First FaYorites
We're Both Beaten in the First Race
By Ada Ban-Ap0llO Wins the Two
Mile Race Easily.
Wedding Day and Joe Murray the Other
grAmme OF the SeOsOn To-Day.

The fifth days events at the Jockey Club
grounds attracted another large crowd. 1t
was the Chickasaw Guards day, and of
course the boys and their sweethearts were
numerously present. The large proportion
OF the fair sex was still maintained in the
grand stand. The weather was rather warm,
and there was little breeze stirring. The
track was in good condition, and the sport
was fully up to the standard set by the club
during the previous days Of the races. The
favoriles won with but one exception, but
the contests were by no means devoid of ex-
element, and the winners had to work for
their victories. The first race knocked into
smithereens the fond dream of the wiseacres.
Bellopa and Lord Raglan, who sold first
and second, respectively, were badly beaten
by Ada Ban. The amount of money lost on
this race must have been immense. Joe
Murray won creditable victory in the
second race, while Apollo carried off
the honors finely in the tWo-mile dash.
The dainty Wedding Day was a close win
ner in the last race of the day. On the
whole, the betting men had reason to feel
happy, though the local amateurs wendell
their way home with the iron of dependency
in their souls. The racing was all OF the
very best description. The ladies present,
who were among the pretIiest OF the Men,
phis beauties, enjoyed the sport intensely.
Annie G., BeIiona and Wedding Day had
their sympathies and good wishes. The time
made yesterday was rather slow, notwith-
standing the general closeness OF the con-
testz. Many strangers were present at yes
terday's races. The judges were Gen. Abe
Buford, the Hon. John Overton, jr., and Mr..
Arthur Gibson.
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PERSONALS.

Mr. ]. JACOBS aud wife are happy over
the birth OF u fine boy.
Dr. ERsKINE has gone to Huntsville on
short visit TO his old mother.
THE Hon. Emerson Etheridge is in the
city and stopping at Gaston's.
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Louisiana State Lottery Comm

Incorporated in 1865 for twenty-five years hT the
Legislature for Educational and Charitable nur-
SoSes-with capital of 81, 900 000-to wAieh 4 re-
serve fund of $4,000 has since been added
81 overwhelming popular vote its franchise
WAS made part OF the present State ConEtitutien
adopted December 2, AID. 1879.
The only LotLsTy eueT uoted and iAdorsed or TIE
people Of any State.
Ii Never Scales or P0sfponex.
Its Grand SinEie-Number Drawing.
take place monthly.
A SPLkSDID OPPORTUNITY To WIN
A FORTUNE +. ELEVENTH GRAND DRAWING
CLASS l., AT NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, NO.
VEN BEk Ii. Iss2-I50th Monthly DraYipR
Look q She following Scheme under the
exclusive supervision and management of
Gen. g. Il. REAUKEdARD OF La. and
Gen. JUBAL =. EA ABLY, of Va.
VINO manage all the drawings OF this com pauv
both ORDINARY and SEMIANNUAL and attest
the correctness OF the published Oficial Lists
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What We LAT.

There is no article that is more used in
the preparation of TODD we eat than yeast or
baking powders, and no article is more gen.
orally extended and adultsrated,
Any preparation that is used daily con-
tanning the smallest particle of injurious
matter will effect the stomach and in time
destroy health, and it is of the greatest i'm
portance that an article OF such continuous
and universal consumption should be strictly
pure.
1t has been found by chemical analysis
that most of the cheap baking powders are
composed largely of alum, which is very in
furious to the stomach, as any physician will
tell you.
Preston & MerrilPs Infallible Yeast Pow
der we know to be perfectly pure, being
neither extended or adulterated, and, in the
interest of public health, We cheerfully re-
mmend it 10 our readers.
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Mississippi & Tennessee R.R. 90
sTOCKHOLDEHS' MEETING

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE sIoCk-
i HoLDEEs Of the Mississippi and Ieanesssse
Railroad C0muany will be held at the Peabody
Hotel. MEMPHIS, Tenn, on
Wednesday, November %, 1ss2,
a. Hh-cn tine Directors VII be sieced for tbe en-
f 11as ear Tlckcis L and from Memphis VIII be
- -t51rs - persons holding Certificate oil stcezi
ia,anlT$ Tvs NAME, by application 10 the Supei-
HAS@HN 5. H LAMB, Secretary.
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I4th Day OF August. Iss2.

Notice is also given that at said meeting propo-
sition will be submitted 10 the STOCK holders 10
Railroad Company, the Mississippi Valley and
Ship Island Bsilroad Con pany. and the New Or.
cans and AissisElp Pi Valley Railroad Company.
GEO NJ K LEM, Secretary.
bEThe stockhoideTs' Meeting mentioned in
FOREGOING notice held st the time and place
stated above, more than threefourths Of all the
Stockholders OF said Company being present
when. for the purpo-e Of further considering ire
proposals for Consolidation with other companies
as above stated, an adjourn rneDt was had until
the third "Wednesday in October next (1SS21, same
being the 18th of October, 1852, al place stated
above; therefore, said Annual Meeting stands sd-
iOurued TO 18th October. 1852. al the place
mentioned above when said matters OF e6asdi''-
uoh anu otnei suOiSPt W. - considered
...sSOrs. z resident
oA-~ --eetiDg OF stockholders was hetd pnI
-..ant 70 above notice. and was adjourned % meet
on the 22d December, ISS2 at above stated
place Z 7 WILSON, President
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Morris d Patton's Big. Apollo, years, by Lever,
v e Wrisht's chg John Davis, aged, by Harry
oFalIon, dam Bette, lis lbs. .Stoval----..
Time-3:45H-
raris MnfI1aIs Maid Sc -.
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Furniture-C. Armstrong & Co.,

The nieest dinners, oysters in every style,
the best lunches, the finest beer, the choicest
wines, liquors and cigars are TO be had al
George Schilly's, Nos. 7, 9 and ] l Court street.
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FIoyd,s Ladies, Restaurant,

Ladies need feel no delicaey about going TO
our place after. he heater. Oysters, jish, game,
ice cream and many lille deliooeies to suit the
,aast fasfidious
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RUrneff,s COc0aiue.

The best and cheapest hair dressing, 1t
kills dandruff, allsys irritation and promotes
a vigorous growth of the hair.
BUrNETT's FLAvoRING EXTRACTS are in
variab.y acknowledged the purest and best.
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OF money to all points reached by The
Southern Express Company and the Texss
Express Company, reduced rate has been
issued in card form by the Southern Express
Comusny as follows.
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Fine BOOTS and shoes.

These money parcels are delivered 10 con-
signees at their residences or places Of bust
npaG
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United States Direct Tax Sale
OF 1854.

= : 20 parties whose real
~ OIlSE = nS SD for payment OF the United
ctsreS I)ireet Tax, that the Government u liable
- re ,1Tnsrs OF property sold for the amount in
sYceSs of tax penalty and costs received oy me
T13sd Sfsfes Commissioners in accordance with
Ia sa,e and that they can have their claims
eeoyERIY made out, and 2 oseeutsd wltnoA'
Gle "a ,oe5ee 81 W. 3. Gibson County Attorney,
No. - Poplar street,
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thinner. Oysters.

Should keep and rse Hammers Lnlment
and Stock Powders. They are Invaluable
in the treatment of stock diseases.
G. W. JONES & CO., Agents.
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NOTICE mo- STOCKHOLDERS.
ANNUAL MELTING of srOCKHOLDERl

TENNESSEE SOUTHERN RAILROAD CoNPAEY,
MEMPHIS, TEEE. July 6. 1882.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the Annual Meet
IN ing of the Stockholders of the above Con-
pany will be held at the Office OF the Company, in
The city of Memphis, on the
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INDICATIONS.
For Ohio ralisy and Tennessee generally fair
heather, eastey to southerly minds, stationary or
slight rise IN temperature.
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NOTICES.
NOTICE.

TINE FIRM OF MURPHY & NJ RPHY is this
Il day dissolved BY mutual consent. 3. F. MUIR
ply retiring ]. J. Murphy assumes the assets and
liabilities and will continue the General lnsura nee
business under the firm name at No. 6 Madison
street
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Second Race.

The second race was for a club purse OF
$500, of which SIS to second; winners at this
meeting excluded, This was another mile
dash, with six nominated and six to start,
namely: Annie g., John Sullivan, Cleaner,
Grad, Joe Murray and Black Gal. Despite
the fact that Murray was the favorite, his
chances were considered by no means GER
tain. Brad had a large following, and
Cleaner was not unrecognized. Before the
race the pools sold as follows: Murray 800,
Brad $40, Cleaner $14, and the field, com
posed of Aunie G., Sullivan and Black Gal,
Sl4. These six thoroug hbreds were hard TO
start. Joe Murray was very unruly, while
Annie G. and Brad were apparently in fine
condition. When the patience of the crowd
had been pretty we'll exhausted, the six
went whirliDg away, with Cleaner in the
lead, Brad second, Suiliyan third,
Annie G. fourth, Black Gal fifth and Joe
Murray last. AT the quarter pole Cleaner
still headed the string, with Brad good sec
ond, Sullivan third. Black Gal fourth, nnis
G. fifth and Joe Murray, the favorite, Last.
Ia the uphill run 10 the half-mile pole
Cleaner was coiiared By Brad and Sullivan,
and all three ran evenly though Cleaner had
the lead slightly. IS the horses eantered
along the brow of the hill toward the three
quarter pole, Murray was seen 10 come rap
idlv forward, and when they reached il
NTieaQSr 'Cedl
close and interesting second, Sullivan and
Brad running neck and neck for the third
place. and Annie G. and Black Gal entirely
out of the race. When they came into the
stretch Cleaner went all TO pieces and
was passed by Joe Murray, Brad,
Sullivan and Black Gal in rapid succession.
The race was run by Murray, Brad and Sui
livan. The two latter pressed closely upon
the favorite, bu. he was primed to win, and
he came under the string length IN the
lead. The most interesting feature OF this
race was the tough fight between Sullivan
and BRAD Tor second place. StoVall and
Gibbs, the jockeys, rode their animals for
all they were worth and gave them whip
and spur. Stovall succeeded in bringing
Brad in second, a nose ahead OF Sullivan
Black Gal was fourth, Cleaner fifth and
Annie G. sixth. The following is the
SUMMARY.
c. Askey's br.c. Joe Murray, years, BY Rebel,
dam Mary Anderson 10T lbs-.-...-. Askey------
]. B. sherman's Big. Brad, years, BY Hurran,
dam Satire, ia Ids --:-------otD'al. |
Ira II Brides bg John Sullivan, 8 years, by Mon
archist dam Gonerail 104 lbs...........Gibbs
G G. wrig It's blk f. Black Gal, years, by Tom
OchiItree, dam Black Slave, S2lbs.. Yetman----- |
HAYDEN & Barry oh g. Gleaner, years, by Glen
eie dam Cong 104 lbs Taylor
Nerris 4 Pstton's b. N. Annie G5 years,by Long
fellow dam Salie Travis. lis lbs. Parker.
Time-146H.
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Keep Your Sfock I'M Condifion.
An Excellent Medicine.

To do this, you will ind no means so re-
liable as the use of Hammers Stock Powders
and Linimenf.
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Eeouomy Is Wealth.
Ahnn1 fhe Straw Hat.l

Gents clothing dyed, cleaned and repaired
wi. Isaacs, go Second ST., opp. Court Sqaure.
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E0urih Race.

The last race was for the ]. Z. Watts &
Co. louisville, Ky.l pnrse of 5000, Of
which 800 to seeond; selling; the same
conditions as the selling race of the first
dsy. This was dash Of mile, with six
TO start, namely: Harry F., George Hakes,
Robert Bruce. Fiona, J. w. Norton and
Wedding Day. The last named was a de-
cided favoriie with the betting men, while
Norton and Fiona we're not thought of.
Pools before the race sold as follows: We'd
ding Day, $500; Norton, $40; Fiona, S3S;
Robert Bruce, $50, Harry, F. and George
Hakes constituting the field at s24. II was
fearful long time before start WAS made,
owing to the residences OF Morton. Harry
F. got of fret, Merton second, Bruce third,
Wedding Day fourth, Fiona fifth and
Hakes last At the quarter pole Harry +. :,
Bruce and Norton were running beautifully
neck and neck, with Wedding Day just be-
hind them, and Hskes and Fiona together.
At the half mile Norton had dropped back
a little. and Harry F. and Bruce were run
ming neck and neck, Norton second, We'd
ding Day third. Wedding Day now be-
gan TO make play for first place,
and at the last pole was leading
Bruce by a head, with Harry F. next. An
extraordinary change of base occurred dur
ing the run on the stretch. Hakes came for
ward and ran finely with Hurry +. snd
Wedding Day, and when the beauties passed
under the string the latter was leading by q
neck, Hakes second, Harry F. third, Bruce
fourth, Norton fifth, and Fiona last. This
was oDe of the best races of the meeting
The following Is the
SUMMARY.
Morris & Patton's b. g. Wedding Day, years,
by Dudley. dam Adele, los lbs - Hovey- =
Ira E Brides CHI e. George HAkes, years, by
Intruder dam Prairie Bird, 80 lbs. fetman-----
John Mason's b. g. Harry f., years, by Pare
roid dam Bette Belle, 1O2 Nell.
Nick Becker's b. s. Robert Bruce. years. by
Resseau. dam Barbara l02 lbs.......-.Dunn..--..
j. n Uarlisle's ch. b. J. w. Norton, aged, by
Bonnie Scotland, dam Mary Gowan, 95 lbs..-..-
.DOsS.--.--
J. G. McFadden's c.. f. PiOna, s years, by Way-
erIy, dam Nora Creina, "a lbs. .......T Taylor
TIme-I:46.
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M e N Il E IS.
FlOyd's Candies.
Raggio's OIsfer ParIors.

One hundred varieties, our cton make. Also
just received nice line of fancy baskets, suit
able far cnndies
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DRAWING.

he Pubic u regssted carefully 70 Rorlee the r,o NJ n
eliGree1 Scheme 10 bS dTGt01s Konfhlr
ESCAPIFAL PRIZE, e.5.OOORs
Ticket only 81 shares N prOp0r.Ir
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CHANCERY SALE
OF
R Il AL ESTATE,

No. 1928, R-Chancory Court of Shelby county
J. W. Cochran VS.. e. J. Hollihan ct al
pY virtue of an introductory decree for sale en-,
ID tered in the above cause on the 18th day oil
February, 1882, NJ. B. "a, page ITO, win sell. al
public auction, to the highest bidder, in front OF
the Clerk and Masters office, courthouse of Shelby
county, Memphis, Tenn, on
Saturday, November II, 1882,
within legal hours, the following described prop
erty, situated in Shelby county, Tenn, to-wit:
On the north side of Union avenue, about four
miles eat OF Memphis: Beginning at point on
Union avenue at the southeast corner of Lot No. s
OF the n. N Trezevant subdivision. plat recorded
in Book GO, psge 395, Registers ONCE of Shelby
county, Tenn; thence north IL chains thence
east chains and IS links: thence south II chains
TO a stake in the center OF Union avenue: thence
west with same chains and IS links to the tegiu-
ming, and being lot of sad subdivision.
Terms of Sale-On credit OF months; pur-
chaser executing note with gooa security; leii re-
tanned; redemption barred. This October IS 1892
e. J. BLACK, Clerk and Master
By Geo. Mallory, Deputy Clerk and Master
LIB. Mcfarland, Smitb q Collier. Soils. sat
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CHANCERY SALE.
CHANCERY SALE
Or
II e AL e 8 r AT Z.

II Il AL Il 9 r AT Z.
No. 44s4 R.-Chaneery Court of Shelby county,
w. Holder Berry ct al Mary FiZer ct al
DY virtue of introductory decree for sale, en-
ID tered in the above cause on the 18th day OF
October, 1882 NJ B. Sc, page 1903. will SELL at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder, in front of the
Clerk and Masters Office, courthouse of Shelby
county, Memphis, Tenn, on
Saturday, November IS, IsS2,
within legal hours, the following described prop
erty, situated in Shelby county, Tenn, to-wit
South of and near the city of Memphis Beginning
at stake on Parsons east line, the southwe
ner of the acre lot; thence east 80 chains to
stake, the southeast corner of the said 21S< acre
lot; thence south chains snd 80 links to stake,
the northeast corner of the Sc acre lot; thence
west so chains 10 stake on Parsons line the
northwest corner Of the S6acre tfact then north
chains and 335s links 10 the beginning, contain
ing Is acres, 1t beng the same land conveyed by
L. d. McKisicE 70 John G. Fizer, Deed Book liz,
page 500.
Terms of Sale-Cash.
r. ]. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
By Geo. Mallory, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Malone 4 Watson, R. N. Heath Soils, gat