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nYRIADs OF.AKMY WORMS II n
The EASTERN Shore OF Mary iand Lffcraffya
n R Il. Covered with Them. n

81 IAllAnELnlA June %. The army worms!
in millions and myriads, is moving Y from
almost every quarter toward Philadelphia,s
In Delaware and on the Eastern Shore Y};, Il
Maryland it has appeared in countless ltsiS
thousands, and il is ovcrrunninE The conn.
Try from Kent county, Delaware, Carolina
county, Maryland, to such al extent ~ toS Il;
fill the farmers with great alarm: 4 arre,
numbers are moving north; and some ON, !, Il Y
them have got into Newcastle ,oi county ,it, 4
fur as Wilmington. They attack timothy div
fields and destroy every leaf on tic stalks
In fields where there are mixed ,,a,us. On 90
they eat up the timothy without dIstnrls:y!
ing The Others. Fields OF youny corn ia ~
been stripped to, the ground, and feyen'thst
stalks OF tough, wel!.grown corn have 5hsar
destroyed by the ,devour;ns millions: a Fnr.s
tunatelT the wheat is +; bevonI i IA.
reach, and no harm has 4 been IA u
10 the ripeniDg grain. y II po;n,s ~ vhe tte4
Delaware railroad and the branch Penn
syivatf!a roads the restitss masses OF Insects
have in crossing been encountered 3 Nv
trims, which have been detained becaiiseii
the engines in passing over ost. \ On thc5
rails have crushed them into d sIippary, y
mass. On The Delaware and Cl,esappakse
foad recently,n special train, ,iwhicli& Inds
stopped 70 avoid h collision viii, IaS 'ilrnve
o. cattle, was started again wi,hgdiiIieultvS 4
on account .ol the large number al @wof,na,SS
which was crossing the track, ,lb4;nes iI1sS
possible to get the wheels or The l0conotiveS
started for some time. Reports; from 4 n sp y
jersey and uppcr Pennsylvania; sayStSnT
the army worm Is also sweeping oyeii 4 ~ ~
sections Of country, destroying iIie ha isg ,aaJ
damaging the Young corn. & Tia Iwo.,ass ,i;a
seem s. n to be moving sou.l, and west, md Sas
moving nolth, ,asl q them may inpc, soms.s
whsle near the city. iSs
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N0r !, SUICIDE,
The deception rrncticcd by a New Jc

The Deception PrNcticcd by New Jcr.
sey Minister Nearly "a fcar Ago.
New YonK, June 26.-Early in August
of last year the residence Of the Rev. D. N.
De Hughes, pastor. OF the Ashbury NJ. L.
Church, Mt Wcstheld, n. j., was broken in
to and robbed, so he reported at the time,
Of valuable library, silverwarc, and
other goods valued at nearly $1,000.
The aG'air created a considerable
excitement III the vicinity, and the rever-
end gentleman, who sadly felt the loss Of
his property, wasapparently much Affected
by the occurrence. On the night OF the 3lst
OF that month Mr.. Hughes walked on the
ferry boat Delaware, that was lying at the
Camden Slip, at the foot OF Federal street,
and promenaded up and down the deck.
The hour was late, and there being only
a few passengers OH tho boat at the
time, and when she started from the
dock, he walked up close to two colored
men, and after peering into their faces,
started of again to the other end OF the
boat. His peculiar action and conduct
uiouAS0 kuE abspiSiOil VI Llc SOlJIcN lltN,
who entered The cabin aud informed one
OF the employees, who returned hastily to
the deck, but be could not be found, aud
il was Immediately surmised that he
had committed suicide : by jumping
over the rail into the water. The boat was
backed and m effort made to find the miss
ing man, but the night being dark he could
not be seen, and it was thought that he
met with watery grave. Several letters
addressed to Mr.. De Hughes aud memo
randum book containing his name
were afterwards found on the deck,
II is now revealed that De Hughes
is living in nWaynesville, Ohio, where he
is practicing law, and where he has been
residing since. October. 1t is presumed
that on the night Of his disappearance he
either jumped overheard and was picked
up by a confederate in u boat or else
secreted himself on the ierryboat until
alter she had reached this side Of the
RIVER.
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HAnKlsBuRG, June oG.-Only three Of the
candidates whose names will be before The
Democratic, State Convention Wednesday
are :, here, cx'Coneressman y Hopkins,
Of Pittsburgh, and Senator Nelson, OF
Wayne, and Controller Patterson, Of Phil.
adelphia, whose catnpaisn is in The
hands ot Senator'S Kennedy Cor.
don. John NJ. Campbell, OF Philadelphia,
il on hand working up tho chances Of
Judge Ludlow, Of Philadelphia, I for, tile
Supreme Jndgcship. There are compara.
lively few delegates here yet. s &
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/ lAlWork or Charity

e LOUISVILLE, June oo.-The approaching:
celebration, beginning on Tuesday, for the
benefit OF the Masonic E:idows and Or.
phans Home, bids fair to be the. grandest
event Of the kind ever witnessed In lie
South The city Is rapidly filing up with
visitors from every Sfcciion oI the cor FL,
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The exhibit this week, In some respects, IA
much more satisfactory than lust week.
the percentage OF decrease being lowered
in number OF notable instances, showing
ut those points something of revi.
val OF trade. The aggregate ciearinss
Of the past week were 81 l,O7l ,54S,O ,O2O against
Sl,0T,3lG,4H the previous week. As com.
pared with the corresponding week Of last
year, the percentage. OF decrease il much
smaller than it was the previous week.
The aggregate percentage Of decrease this
week was l3 per cent against decrease OF
1s.S per cent last week, and one Of Is per
cent the previous week. ls .:;E:i'
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WAsulSoroS, June o6.-Guiteau said to
DR.. Hicks to-day: "Don't so to President
Arthur any more. Let MIN come to you.
I have nothing more to ask OF him. II he
has irrevocably decided | appeal to u higher
court. God will judge between him
and me" t.5 !, .iSs \, vi,
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K,,,si Kansas Crops

e. .WlcnrrA, June 26.-Two.thirds Of the
10000 acres oiwheat in this county have
been cut and are now in shock The ay.
erage yield will be unprecedently large
and Of the finest quality. Farmers, declare
they y5never saw such dnc grim Many
fields will yield 80 to 40 bushels TO. the acre.
The acreage Of corn, nearly i SO, 900 acres,
isgrowing rapidlyland very promisingly:
Such other crops as potatoes, oats and bar
ley all promise more than the ordinary
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aultcnu,. Death wnrrnnt slsucd,3

WASHINGTON, June 2G.-Guiteau's death
warrant was signed by Clerk Meiss, Of the
Criminal Court, this morning. The scal OF
the Court was attached and the document
forwarded to Warden Crocker at the Dis
trict Jail. The warrant reads as follows: \,
In the Supreme Court Of tho District OF
Columbia, May ooee,$lss2.- United States
against Charles r.. Guiteau----Eo. u, ,056- w
Murder-The Presiden. Of The United
States. y ;S '4
II To the Warden OF the United States Jail
Of the District of 1, Columbia, greeting:
Whereas Charles ~. Gniteau has been IN.
dicted Of felony and murder by him, done
and committed, and has been therefore
arraigne1, and lnpon such arraignment has
pleaded not guilty, and has, been lawfully
convicted thereof and whereas judgment
Of said court has been given that the said
Charles ]. Guiteau shall be hanged by, the
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%s LEWISTON, Ne, June o0.-lt is conceded
that Governor Plais.cd will be the nominee
for Governor at the Democratic Conyention.
tomorrow; also: that Alurch, l.ad,l and An.
derson will gDe Nominated sSior$ ConpressJ
On the fourth man all are at sea. -
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RIPE FOR THE ROPE.
GulTEAu,s DAYS FEW AND FLEeTlNo
Mysterious Prowlen In the vieInliy or III. jail.
VIZ Tho Political Aus"mtnt.' Costro,ersy.
.t Van WyekA Speech Against the SJs.
ttm-GArfeld Funeral Expsnses.

| j D. b
t.m-Garutld raaera, Expenses W
| s.6Tt III
Special Dispatch to the lu,cl,isencer. a.DI
WASHINGTON, June 2G.-Thc President
having returned from hls fishing excursion
will be besiesed asain tomorrow BY parties
seeking respite for Guiteau. They will
be reinforced by John W, Guiteau, will,
papers and letters that might have been ol
some avail had they been produced on
trial, but will hardly change the mind oi
the President and Cabinet at this late hour.
Tho prisoner to-day has been perhaps
somewhat more n,oross and silent than
usual, but his appetite, like tho theory that
he Is Gods man." continues unabated.
The appearance Of three mysterious
strangers last night in the vicinity Of the
JUL has given rise to considerable specula.
ton as 10 what they wanted. That they
were around and requested admission 10
the jail is confirmed by DR.. NIcWNIiams,
who spent the night there, Warden
Crocker also states TIA, he saw them early
in tho morning and that they sa. together
on the fence near his residence. Whether
they were laying plans for a violent rescue
OF tho nssassin in case n respite was rrout.
ed, or for his liberation il not; or. whether
simply playing n sensational role. are
equally matters OF conjecture Tho ;n;,
authorities are not at all alarmed at these
mysterious movements, but will keen well
prepared for possible emergency 40.
Judge Hope returned to-day md sov ovs
his visit home was without pol;ticol s;ynif,.
cance. It was too warm in ioct 10 veu,
ture out among his constituents
In tho controversy which has snr,,rc IN
between Gcorrc W. Curtis and Law J1,h,
hell concerning tho no,;,;c,, o..ossmert a,
Goycrnment emn,ovcs 5Arr Crr,;o 10. or.
listed ,or,. toilo.,;nn 7, ;s oou
ceeded by many Ronnh,;c,ns ,s vol,
ma Democrats tbn, vi. ro;,,s 49,, ,,,,h
h.,, n,o ,we,, ,,Lon q ~, ,.sasua..hIo
.na tho, 11n,,hal, y',. m.,o ...,,o.s ,.,n,
defence The ru,nor ,b.t NJ r,hnr ~
tends to notify tbe aen,r,ment clerts ,n,,
corarn,n.n, 6i,,,>.sstr ".,,a. ~ .,.a 80 .:u ':,'
h. nrotec,ad IN 1ao,;n;na - ,,a,,
assessments levied m ,ham cav cav
Le tr,red ~ NJ ra,;,,Ia .o,,oa
| Il is not believed that ,hc prasiao,t bo,
sxnr.ssod onr s,c,, ;ntor,;on =. ,,;tt ..o,,
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eIlthHy -Vnrl 2

s,ila. Ms~ \ onLFASs, June 2G.-Henrys FORBES,
lIasnnoo , on steamer Marco AuriIlio, { from
i nna, nna admitted to the hospital Sunday,
iersrH yH pronounced a clear case Of yellow
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A SIGN OF TlIETIalES.

Tho Exhibit of the Clearing Houses.
Slight Improvement In Trade.
Bos1oS, June 2G-Tbe following table
shows the total gross exchanges at twenty.
five leading clearing houses in the United
States. Twenty-iour for the week ending
June "a. and one (Louisyille) for the week
ending limo 90 81 IA 80, - 3 80 y 80
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tent to make foot gear. The Doctor went
about TO find q new camp. Wind shifted

by dark. 'gl
Thursday, October 2O.-Bright and sun.
ny,but very cold. Lee md Kaack done up.
Friday. October 2l.-kaack w,.s found
dead about midnight, between the Doctor
and myself. Lee died about noon. Read
prayers for the sick when wc found he was
going. .5t }@9
Saturday October e2.-Too weak to car
ry the bodies OF Lee and kaack out on the
ice. The Doctor Collins aud myself car.
ried them around the corner, out OF sight.
Then my eyes closed up, rsVa'1Jl
Sunday, October 23.-Everyboly pretty
weak, slept or rested to-day and then man.
aged 10 get enough wood by dark. Read
part Of the Divine services. Suffering In
our feet. No foot gear. lEg'2.y {. ,l,I
Monday, October 24-A hard night.
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Octo-
Der q, 18TH dNy.-lverson broken down,
Friday Iverson died during the early morn.
ing. 5 % ,s
Saturday, October 29.-Dressler died dur.
ing night. w. 81 'sr,
Sunday, October 3O.-14Oth day; Boyd
and Gartt died during the night. i
Mr. Collins dying. Mote, this is the end
OF Lieut.. Belongs diary.) Dcl.one, Surgeon
Amber and All Sam, the cook must have
died soon after the last note was written.
Ngw foRE, June 2G.-Foiiowing Is a
special cable to the New York Iieraid:
LONDON, June 96.-Engineer Melville
telegraphs from Yakutsk under date OF
April 10th rs follows:
| have searched the coast from
the river Alanck TO the river jana,
but have found no traces OF the sec.
ond cutter or Lieutenant Chips party. !
have buried Lieutenant DeI.ong, DR.. Am.
bier, Mr. jerome }: Collins; also seamen
Lee, Gor,z, Dressler, knack, Iyorsen and
Boyd, and the Chinese servant All Sam.
l have secured every paper pertaining to
the expedition. Seaman Erickson and Ia.
dia Alexy haye already been buried in the
river Lena. l am now en- route 10 Irkoutsk.
Graves for the Jcnnncttc victimS.
WASHINGTON, June 26.--Lieutenant J.
W. Dancnhower had M interview with
Secretary Chandler to-day with reference
to having the remains OF the Jeanette
crew, found in Siberia by Engineer Nell.
vile, transferred to this country for proper
intcrment in places selected by their iami-
lies. Tie Secretary has referred the mat
ter to special committee consisting OF
Captain Walker, Capt. English and Sur,
geon General Wales, who will report upon
the expedlency OF applying to Con.
gress for assistance III this matter.
Charles Tong Sing, the Chinese stew.
ard OF the Jeannctte, who accompanied
Lieutenant Danenhowcr home from
Siberia, was to-day discharged from the
service Of the United States, on his own
application, in order to allow him an
opportunity to 80 to his home in China to
see his parents. Lieutenant Dlnenhower
has also interested himself In the case OF
Master Pu.nam, OF the Steamer Rodgers,
who was lost on an ice foe, and will call
upon the Secretary OF the, Treasury and
request that revenue cutter be sent in
search OF him. Lieutenant Daneuhower
vii! 90 10 Capon Springs, West Virginia,
on Tuesday next, Ea
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Columbusand Portland are not included
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Trustees Sale.

WHEREAS, John German. by his deed of
w trust, bearing date be Sih Of FEBRUARY.
1881. du'y recorded IN o0Ok Nc. l35, page !5i
oil the Registers olioe Of Shelby comfy, Ten
nesiee, foe the purpose Of securing the indebt-
sansss and interest therein mentioned, con-
ysyed TO Samuel Hirsch as trustee, a ceItaiS
lot or parcel OF land situated In the county Of
shelby and State of Tennessee, beginning on
the 1outhWe est Garner Of Lane aver ue and
Ayfes ttreet,and running thence sUuthWardlv
with the west eide Of Ayres street $50 feet.
thence Westwardly 70 feet; theme n~orthward-
~ loO feet to LsAe avenue; thence eastWardly
with the south aide of Lane avenue 70 feet to
the place Of bekinn Dg, and being the eastern
Is ieet OF lots Nos lSl, l32 and 1873, in N u
Lanes b-diYision Of the lsler tract, and part
OF the same land acquired BY said ohm Cor
maj under q decree of the Second Chaneery
Aourt OfShelby county, Tenn, in the case Of
N Lawrence VS. the Heirs of Mary Baxter ct
al, No 46g n x y VI laid Court, and r corded
IN Book no lO5, page Y, of tie Registers
ONCE VI SHELBY .%toanty, Tennessee. And,
whereas, said John Gotman b 5 made default
IN said trust deed, and the beneficiary therein
has required and di. ectsd SAID -am Ell Hirseh,
trustee ~ a oresaid, to sell said land ia the
manner and mode as is therein provided uaon
the default OF said John German.
NOW, therefore, !, said samuel Hirsch.
as Trustee as Aforesaid hereby give notice, as
IS in said trust deed prescribed, that / will, on
Thursday, June 8, 1852,
during legal hours. at the southwes corner
u main and Madison streets, in the city of
Memphis, (Dow Taxing District OF Shelby
county, Tenn, proceed to sell at public auo-
within described land.
Equity Of redemption waived.
90. SAMUEL HlRSCH, Trustee.
hAuL ~ sOV1a DH MI
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The value of corn and oats received
a considerable shaking up among the
the spectators of the Northwest yes
terday and both exhibit an advance
of about 10 per bu, but it had very
little effect here except to render the
tone irmer. Oornmeal is unchanged,
but firm. Meats are in active move
ment and prices are fully sustained.
Flpur has been in light demand for
some time and prices are easy, with
prospects of a decline. The favorable
condition of wheat all over the North
west as the harvest season approaches
has caused the -four market to weaken,
though prices here are no lower than
they we're three weeks ago. Hay has
been offering in abundance for several
days aod sellers are much more anx-
ious than buyers, while prices tend
lower and the demand is Stacking Of
daily. There is very little real good
timothy offering, and the stock ofin-
ferior is abundant. A consider.
able quantity of poor prairie
hay has been selling as low as
IS per ton, and dragging at that.
Meats continue strong The tone in
hides is a little better, and receipts are
light. The new catch of mackerel is
beginning to arrive and tho value OF
old is entirely nominal, holders being
anxious to close out their stale stock.
The same is the condition Of canned
goods, except that no new fruit has
yet been packed. Its promised album
dance, however weakens the value
Of the old crop. Vegetables are gem
orally higher, owing to their scarcity,
and new potatoes of home growth
command ready sale at good prices,
Louisiana vegetables have been scarce
and shipments 6nd ready takers. The
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No. 4S6s-In the Chane6ry Court Of ehsiby
county, Tenn. The State ofTennosseo ct a
VS.. James 4 billiard OF al.
I appearing from the amended bill, which
Il is sworn to in this cause, that the defend.
ants, William Ferguson, Ann ] Ferguson,
ELMER Q Ferguson, Sarah Barber, A q Barber,
Cassia Jacoby. X ) Jasoby, W D Wan Dyke,
and Thomas buchanan are non-residents Of
the state Of Tennessee; it is therefore or
dered that they make their Appearance here
70, at the courthouse of Shelby county, in
Memphis, Tenn. on or before the first Monday
complainant 3 amendedbiI, or the same viii
be taken for confessed as to them and set for
hearing exparte; and that a copy ofthis order
be published once a week for four successive
weeks in the Public Ledger
This the 4th day Of May, 1882.
A copy-Attest:
RI BLACK, Clerk and Matter.
By ] M Bradley. d. @. 4 NJ.
BIZ Lea, q p NJ Turner, and Taylor x Car
roll, sol'rs for comDPt. Sc Az sc IA
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~NOn-Resident NOt.cc.

No. H7l-In the Chancery Court Of Shelby
County, r~enn.-ClarS L Ward ct al, By
w. 7 j Drane OF al.
II, appearing from affidavit In this cause
L that the defendants, 4 j Diane and Marga-
let A Drane, are non-resi1ents Of The state Of
tennessee; IL is therefore ordered that they
MAKE their appearance herein at the court
house Of Shelby county, in Memphis, Tenn,
ON or before the irst Monday in June, 1s8z,
and plead, answer or demur to complainant
bill, or the same will BIO taken or COMES cd
as to them and set for hearing ex parte, ana
that n copy OF this order be published once a
week for four successive in the Public Ledger,
This 18th day Of May, 1882.
A ~eopy-Attest:
r. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
ByJ NJ Brad.sy, D.. q. 4 Nj.
Harris a Turley, solrs for comrl't.
So 50 69 "A
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PUBLIC LEDGER 0FFIcE
MEMPHIS. TRNK.. May Is, 1882.

EubLlO LEDGER OfFIOE
MEMPHIS. TREK.. May Is, 1891
Between now and the close of the
year the charters Of eighty-seven ma
tional banks will expire by limitation.
They represent a capital Of &c. 1877 500
and have a circulation of $13, O35, 100.
In January and February next 3O6
charters Of banks will expire, and
they represent capital amounting to
S72,'8S,450, also a circulation Of $54,-
S2O,8l0. The total numbers of charters
to national banks so far issued has
been 1884, Of which over 1900 are now
in existence. A number of these, the
charters of which are running out,
have already made arrangements to
reorganize. Among them is noted the
following: On the 4th and 9th inst. a
bank at Dayton, o., and one at Rich.
mond, Ind, recognized and one at New
Haven, Conn, on the 9th. The First
National of Philadelphia, which was
No. l under the national banking act,
is arranging to reorganize. The others
mentioned above were numbers 10 and
IL.
Local bankers, in some instances,
talk of approaching stringency in the
money market, especially when a piece
Of paper is offered for discount with
more than ninety days to run, while
others take the same, il properly in
dorsed, at 8 per cent discount. The
ruling rates are 6 to 8 per cent, inside
figures being for 30 and 60-day two
named paper. Capital is in abundant
supply, and likely to continue so until
late in the summer.
Exchange offers in light volume
and is generally inadequate to the
demand. Ruling rates are par to sC
off buying and tc premium selling fol
Eastern, and par selling also tc Of
buying ON New Orleans.
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NSn.reslaent NoTIQe.

No. l2T2-In the Chancery Court of Shelby
county, Tenn.-State Of Tennessee ct al vs..
Thomas Graham ct al.
IT appearing from the Sheriff return in this
i cause that the defendant, George @. Graz
ham, sis not TO be found in his county"
it is therefore ordered that no make
his appearance herein, at the courthouse
Of Shelby county, In Memphis, Tonnes
see, en- or before the first Monday in
June, 1882, and plead, answer or de-
muir to complainant bill or the same
will be taken for confessed as to him
and set for hearing ex-parte; and that a copy
Of this order be published once a week, for
four successive weeks, in the Public Ledger.
This I'd day Of May, 1882.
A copy-Attest:
By J NJ Bradley, D. G. &M.
B J Loa, and Taylor 4 Carroll, sol'rs for
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Before J s Galloway. ]. P. for Shelby county,
Tenn.-0 W Harbert, administrator, Ys,
Kate Waldren.
TN this cause an attachment having been
i sued out under section 1856 Of the Code of
Tennessee, aud returned, levied upon tho
property Of the defendant, and afidayit hav-
ing been made that defendant Is indebted to
the plaintiff In tho sum Of thirty dollars, due
BY account, and that the claim i just, and
that tho defendant Is a nonresident of the
said defendant mako her personal
before me on the 9th day Of June, 1882, at u
O'clock m, at my office, No. "a Madison st.,
Memphis, Tennessee, and defend snid at
tachment suit within the time prescribed BY
law, or the same will be proceeded with ey-
published once a week for four consecutive
weeks IN the public Ledger.
This the tst day Of May, 1882,
@w@H is GALLOWAY, @P.
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Trustees sale.

.|N.
RY virtus Of 9 certain deed oftru.s mad. a
~ ! me &C trustee BY NJ A Allen, January s.
5SeVs and recorded in. the Registers Office Of
Shelby county, Tenn 10 boos Ne. 100 forth
purpose Of securing payment Of certain IN
debtedness theruia mentioned, and defanit
having been made, will, ACCORDING 10 he
terms Of ssid deed, and at the request Of tbS
beneheiaries, on the premises, No. % Poniss
street, between the hours of u m. and / p.m..
Saturday, Nay 20. 1882,
sell at public cutlery to the highest bidder so.
cash, the following lot, lying and being in
Memphis. Tenn, known as 81 r plar street,
beginning at 9 stake on the south side Poplar
street u feet 9s inches west OF the west side
Of an alley between and parallel with Main
and Front streets; thence south and parallel
with said alley ~ Ieet; therce west Is feet ~
inches, parallel with Poplar street; thence
north parallel with said alley 74H feet 10
Poplar street; thence east with the south side
Poplar street Is feet IL inches to the begin
The equity Of redemption is waived.
scrugss & Ray, Atty's. SI@