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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-25
Repose OF rifles.

Some member has introduced bill
in the Legislature limiting the collec-
tion Of back taxes to three years last
past. 1t seems to US that it would be
better to fix the period at seven years
10 analogy to the statutes Of Elimination,
applicable to land. Some law ought
to be passed limiting the collection,
for we are assured b. lawyers that
great difficulty is now experienced 10
procuring good tides on account Of
the uncertainty Of how much is due
as back taxes. 1t often happens that
parties lose their tax receipts, some
times die. and the receipts being lost
By the administrator or those having
charge of the papers Of deceased own
ers are nov and hen called upon to
pay again, and are compelled SO to do,
because Of the secret Of such receipts,
1t is notorious that q great many good
citizens are compelled to pay back
taxes when every presumption pointi
TO the fact that spsh taxes have lOnE
since been paid. No reflection is made
upon our back tax collector, but hi
has already In instances collected
many back taxes as far back a
twelve to fifteen years, and /
would not be TOO much to ga,
where in some instances receipt
for the payment OF all subsequen
taxes were or could have been pro
duced. 1t is wrong to make partie
payagain taxes already paid. The re
pose Of society and Of titles deman,
that some law should be passed by th
present General Assembly, fair in il
terms, which shall fix a limi
to all such back tax colleC
lions, and which will operate as
protection to parties purchasing proT
erty. Our county is peculiarly III
fortunate in having had one or mol
trustees who, having received Ii
money, failed to give the tax payer
credit on their books. Their ba
conduct ought not to prejudice ii
rights Of Others. A law like the OF
above spoken Of would insure a
earlier collection of taxes, and rt
dound to the common good.
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gUBLle.LERGER
TH5RsOAT EsIsiso, 'AsUIAI IS 1883.


From the lay out of pending bills
land the session is barely squarely
opeued) we sec this body is vigorously
pressing legislation. Chief among the
measures being formulated is the bill
Of Dr.. McGayock, Of Mississippi
County, proTidihg for the call Of a
convention to frame a new Constitu-
tion, which has passed he House two
readings aud referred to the Commit.
tee Of Ways and Means. 1t will, ii is
understood, be today reported back
with the recommendation of its pas
sage. Another bill important to ths
dwellers Of tse river counties, earnest
" pressed by Senator Crittenden, anC
OF the final passage Of which no doub0
is entertained, provides for the relic
Of delinquent taxpayers Of 186O-l88l
renting all penalties and costs &C
erued.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-25
AN L L~OG-BOOK.
oceanic "Reminiscences Of the
Venerable captain Jack
Dashiells.
Ma 6viile world. q.

When q World stannsd
into the County Court Clerks otics
yesterday morning, Captain Jack Da-
shells said, Here, let me show 0 a
thing OF the long ago. This Il nv old
log hook-le24."
The reporter took the beck and ex
amlned 1t with much curiosity. II
could readily be ssen that il BELONGED
to the past. The paper in it was rough
ana by no means to be compared with
that gotten up now with wonder
FULLY improved machinery. Il not
only has the familiar handwriting Of
the venerable Captain, but bears more
the marks Of age than the gentleman.
ever jolly, himself.
Look here" said the Captain. a,
he turned over the leaves. MANY al
which contained the drawings Of shin,
upon which theCaptain had rode upor
The ocean pillows, and the islands of
which the vessels were steered. 81
wrote this entry in this log book ava,
back in 1924"
he reporter asked leave to copy it
and it is as follows:
GIBRALTAR, September 10. 1921
Sunday, September 10, light wind
from the eastward at 4 m. III,
ship Nancy, from Philadelphia. wa
discovered to be on fire in the cabin
Captain Shelby and all hands instant
y lett her 10 their boats. The shil
Was totally consumed. Cargo of dr.
goods and -four.
As soon as the fire was diseoyese;
several boats belonging to other YES
sells. with their crews, i~l1mediatel
boarded her, but the alarm of powde
being on board, every man left her 4
herself. An English frigate sent he
boats, fully manned, and boarded hel
who slipped her.chain cable and ial
her ashore. At 9 pm. wen down t
her IN our boats and got some riggin
and the main top gallant yards an
scuttled her on the Spanish linel
where she burned FIVE days success
Said the gallant Captain, as he too
up the book again, there is n entr
that was usually made in the Ia
hooks OF that day and he read the foI
lowing:
journal Of voyage from Baltimor
Batavia. May God send our goo
ship to her desired point In safet,
Amen"
The Captain then exhibited Ii
names OF those who had been droppe
into the deep and remarked, IA
sailors believe more or less in ghost
This poor fellow" he said, as /
pointed to a name, died on a lor
; Voyage-eighteen months from OF
! native land. His remains had n,
been swallowed up ia the great dec
before a terrible storm occurred TT
night wa dark even to blackness. III
storm ragged with fury. | was i
helping a friend about a sail when Il
D ghost Of the dead sailor appeared. 4
D anybody with your cried out n
friend with the deafening roa of Il
storm. No, sir; l don't see an, body
aud l turned my head away. | h.
. seen the poor dead sailors chest al
e 50 had my companion. He wore Il
Z same straw hat with a piece torn o.
' at the side"
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Bold Burglary al Camden. Arls

NuEs Llttto MUCK bakette.
CAMDEN, January 2l.-The store Of
w. Il. McRae 4 Co., at Mt. Holly,
Union county, wasentered by burglars
on might before last. The safe was blown
open, all the money and papers taken,
together with lot Of United States
bonds. The papers we're taken to a
thicket some 200 yards irem the store,
serted and left scattered over the
ground. 1t was raining and the papers
were very much injured. There we're
only a few dollars in money in the safe
at the time. The two thieves stole two
hor es from Colonel A. s. Morgan and
came to this place, turned the horses
loose and took the train for Gurdon.
One Of the men was q small man,
weighs about l25 pounds, light beard,
a scar across his forehead extending
down across his right eye, light curly
hair, wears his hat pulled down over
his eyes asst to hide the cal. His nose
has a seal also; looks as if it had been
sniped off. The other one we could get
no accurate description of. He was a
much larger man than the one we have
described. Think they will make their
way to Kansas.
The bonds stolen were as follows, all
1
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NOn-ResideRI Notice.

No, idT-.ln the Chaneery Court Of sbelby
county, ITenn.-Annio Q Dors y al al Va.
Francis Higgins OF al. W.
IL appearing from affidavit in this cause
that tho residence Of d%efeaant, Francis Hir.
gins, j. unkpoWn and cannot DO afcortained
aiier diliaent inquiry. that defendants Annis
! Hs',n9f. Hngello Palmer and Ma,yR Pal.
meT, ire resldenis Of tho State Of Ilinoi.
and non-rcsidents Of the state OF Teunessec
aud that Arthur Burphy, lrank w Murpbv'
Vlg,a Murphy and 4 i Blrchett, guardian,
are teaidentsof the State Of Misissippi and
non residents " the State Of TVaneasee'
Is thoteiAro ordered tkat they iaahe
iheE ~agpt9p1oe hefoin, az he oourihouse oI
hhelbycAunty. IN Memphis, tennessee, on o.
before tho hHt Monday In March, isSs,
and, plead aatwor or demtr 10 oomD'ain,
ant bill, or the Famo Will be taken foY
confessed % 70 them and set for hearing AZ
paIte,. and that q COPY Of this Giders ia
published 0noe q wees, ier four successive
weeks, In the Public Ledger.
This2ad day Of January, 1883.
A copy Attest:
h. j, BLACK, Clork and Mast.r.
By N, Bradley, ID. Q. a NJ.
Geo Silhami sol for complainant
IN lT lSj lss
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tistL alaAfs LEeistAfIosl
Possibility That the snpkenae
Court VIII Finally Declare
IL Unconstitutional.


WASHINGTON, January 22.-Ths
decision Of the Supreme Court to-day
in the case oil the United States VS..
Harris. in which section 55l9 of the
revised statutes is declared uncolsti-
tutionaL excitss a good deal of com
ment among the members Of Congress
Prominent Democrats say that they
would not be surprised II finally al
civil rights legislation were declared
unconstitutional.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-25
H CUNNINGHAM
Why Freddie, the Doodle, Didn't
Come 10 Memphis.

49, ANhAp bpCcl1is
Gebhardth has really shown the white
feather. To night Cunningham semi
him a note, which reads:
II am unarmed. l want to speak
with you for a moment"
Immediately upon receipt of this
eplstle Gebhardt placed himself under
nolioe protection, and went to the
Union Depot and took the Vandalia
train for the East. The police went
With him until the far side of the
bridge was reached. Forty five min.
qtes after the departure OF Gebhardt.
Langtry and company took the Iron
Mountain train for the South. Yester
day Gebhardt promised to accompany
her to Memphis. To night be goes 10
the opposite direction.
Colonel Cunningham is Wild. He
and four friends had tickets purchased
and were intending to follow Gebhardt
on the Lsngtry train to Memphis. He
halked their movements by taking the
Vandalia. Colouel Cunningham
through the whole affair, has had
nothing to say until to night, when he
unbosomed himself to your correspon.
dent. He says;
The night gebhsrdt and ! met in
the Southern be didn't say that / lied
He said the paper lied. said moth
ing. Then he said: You lied |
said: You are a coward and liar
About this time we we're hedged in on
all sides, and there was no chance for
a fight. The next night | sent him a
note, which he declined 10 answer
His friends cent me word that he was
unarmed. | threw away my revolver
and pocket knife, and sent word to
him that was qpsrmed aud wanted
to speak TO him He again refused to
see me, and | was prevented BY the
police from entering the hotel and
hunting him W. The next day /
heard that he was armed, and would
kill me on sight. then armed NV.
self, and sought him out, intending to
call upon him to draw as soon as we
met. But he chung to his hotel and
although | Swallowed the place I cot
no Glance at hin. He old not oven
60 over TO the theater. This evening
sent him a note requesting an inters
view. | said in it that | was uuarmed
Instead OF granting me even the priv
llege OF a conversation be immediately
placed himself under police proteo-
ton, and sent back word that he would
have nothing to do with ms. Then
arranged with four friends to follow
him 10 Memphis. When VIC got 10 the
train l was informed that Gebhardt
had left town nearly an hour before.
and that instead Of going South he
had taaEsep the Fandslid for New
Inquiry was made at the hotel az TO
Gebhardts reasons for going East in.
stead Of South, for only the day before
he made the announcement that he
ntenaed accompanying tue LilS 10
memphis and then taking a trip 10
the West, The hotel men said that he
had taken the Vandalia at the request
OF Manager Abbey, who ,koy alleged
had 8 falling out with tho Lily, and
insisted upon her parting company
with Gebhardt. THIS statement was
undoubtedly mede 10 shieia Freddie,
Who has beon o great pet with the
hotel folks, but that they parted owing
70 the row With Cunningham there Is
hot a particle Of doubt.
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log TO ths most approved salss Of sss.
lfonoiny. The wines are always Of
the right kind, aud served with spiou-
rean regulations. General Grant un-
doubtedly had a first class dinner, and
ii he did not turn down his glass he
must have arisen with the comfortable
reflection that his inner man had been
pretty Hospitality entertained.
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10Th day OF March, IssA

ny tbs Courthouse In Memphis or TAXING
Dlstfiot OF shelby county, in shelby oountv.
IQnnVssee, proceed 10 sell, al public a%uction'
70 the highest bidder, for cash, the followina
described real estate or 20 much thereof nd
may DO necessary TO pay the balance due No
the benohciarios in said trust deed on tbe
notes therein described, VIZ !Au that Man
tation ana tract Of land known al "tbe CRt.
dfets and Br0wn plantation, Il" iituate In fha
county " CoahOInA and State al Mississinni
composed Of the f~ollOwiRg parcels' to-wif,.
The northwest quarter OF seetion two. he
north hall Of section the 90, lots one and iWo
and one bird Interest IN lot SIX of ~section
four, all in township twenty.ejybf. yanse
four west; the southwest Quarter az y s,ien
twenty OF NJ, lh0 east halt Of the soutbsaei
quarter Of section twenty nine; lot ono. two,
seven, eight, nine and ton In seciisn tbiTty..
twOi all Of section thirty. th-se eycept IN
i9urteen' the west half q the west half aSd
.he SOUTHEAST quarter Of tia northwest auar-
Ky NV re west halt of the southeast quarter
aua the foptheast quarter OF the southeast
quarter end tho eat half Of the southwest
gNottor OF soctlon thlrty-fOnr, all In towpshin
trenty-nine OF range four west, and the east
bali OF section ono Of townlhip tws nty.eight
? range four vest. containing about twenty
three hundred aud fifty one acres, more on
The title 70 said property Is supposed 10 be
good, but ! shall sell aud convey IA trustee
only. Sale will take place between II O'clock
az; and u NJ B. N. ESTES, Trustee.
W.
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all. " .a.tt. V.l.ffi,
Fisatulnt IA tsshiohae3s nssnsisle
pulpit ine Clergyman oeni1d MN
lsiice his coat ana Whispered, zen.
Jackson mas Just come the
charch. Oia refer, muienant az
sucn interruptions sesnsa 20 Inc 'front.',
aR1 exclaimed IN ms touosst tones;
1o rares lor
6e uon ispen' 1eo 0otne 70 Oh1is.,
Ooo wiz anu nun a. qulck as ne
Touiu vulheA hissel' AZ u CON
ciusiVn 9i.nc ssitaoes ~
p .OaOhe3 g. II. ~ sIa ;nd"ad niin
~ =" 30 a
STho n-;u.T 49,
.l;,;aoi ant."..s -S
: oei'ee ives
n0S w. ~ III r. N..hr;uo
!. IT, ~ = "~ 'u w;.h 49,
Pnrr / mns. ~ aTa a, VIZ" oour,;or &c
tba. ,Ln y n, conE ne,
Jac;ao Nh w"s-ths mos. oiesan, snS
oourteous of ne &C. WIEN iv;ng.
s,one ;ntrodrced ,bs bacIvooSs
Gonersin ~ h;-s-lovslv md sccom
oI;sbad CrooIa v;fa sbe sa;d sftar
,be ousst had gons. 1your hact
woo5s GenersT stba snsst gentleman
| + ever met . Gbildiess himself he
loved children fondly, and those he
adopted had all ota fathers affection
and care. bis devotion TO ms VIE
was as oeauS'lu! ~ Ing. cue nau
~ peiSou
ueSlayi sns hers m=oS;oovi.s he,
tS H. 80 All ymsn
ne w. n pau h;ah ro;shn
WIN pA'oe NV IVA 49,,
Lm TU' Tmun onIr = SaeardaS
0nnu, 'e OuN H.
ns msS seeu - M So rnnIS
~, non I ;nanits Ann
~ so.;O wb.n .bo clods III
80 ~ oeGa per m;n,s,nra h,
ugou Ii, 49,, nnt;I he III
HOao SAs All wpmon boweys,
nSo.orr;ng ,aro Sacred IN his ave,
Sn SS. s.se' ~ b;s 0r;~o,;c a,temn
~ n ~ soo;oI rscosn;t;on =
~. Fsston wos mainly Jna ~ IN,
Saliovad ~ he dead The,
sIseD Side NV SIDE now in the pardeI
oe III Hsrm;,sgs SIC nnSer RI,
On;,s u vr;ttep by him oD' w
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The Peoples Worldwide Y6S'
diet.

Burnett's Cocaine has been sold in
every civilized country, and The pub
lie have rendered the verdict that it
is the cheapest aud best hair dressing
in the world.
Burnett's Flavoring Extracts are
invariably acknowledged the purest
and the best.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-25
NORsReaIaSnf Noiiee.

No. i7fS-In the Chancery Court Of sbelbv
county, Tennis G Rogers VS. A O Roger
OF al.
appearing from bill which is sworn IN
4 In this cause that the defendants, " &
Rogers, Robert VTayqns, A.. Mary jade era,
otthe State Of Tennessee.
1t y therefore ordered THAI they make
their appearance haFein, at the oourthouse
OF Shelby County, In Memphis, Tenn, on
OF before the hrst Monday In March, 1888,
ana plead, answer or demur 10 complain
ant bill or the same will DO taken
for confessed az. TO Thorn and set for hssIiSe
ox;parte; and that a copy Of tAis oder M
published once q veskt Sr kauf successive
weeks. "a Tue kublic LEDGER.
This 2f.h day Of J0spary, 1861.
A oopy-AttWtl
HJ BLACK, olork and Mastsr.
ny ] Nj Bradley, d. Gam.
dantt 4 Patterson, soils. for complainant.
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Memphis sEen Going on Folks
Bond.
epeeial 10 Oourler-

@M@H
NASHVILLE, January 2.-Exs
Treasurer ~. T. Polk was to-day
brought before Judge ]. N. Q1arles,
of the Criminal Court on a motion for
bail. Attorneys General Lea and
Washington represented the State,
and Colyar, Dhildrese and East the
applicant. Alter the argument and
testimony Judge Quarles fixed the
bond at 100000, Folks attorneys
%profered j. ]. Busby and Napoleon
Hill, Of Memphis, as bondsmen. Busby
is the father in law Of Hon. K. j.
Wendell, member Of the House from
Shelby county. Mr.. Wendell says his
father. in lawdoes not know Bolk. but
thinks be goes on the bond out Of
friendship for Colonel Hill. Both are
Ve;y wealthy men. But for the fact
that Polk could sqt account for 1884,,
600 principal aud interest, aDd the
false entries in the books, 1t Is thought
tbs bond would have been less. The
bond viii be sigDed by the obligators
at Memphis before Bolk Is released.
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Communion Cured.

DR.. R. v. Pierce, Dear Sir-Death
was hourly expected by myself auC
friends. My physicians pronounced
my disease consumption, and said ]
must die. | began taking your dis
oovery" and PELLETS" | have uset
zine bottles and am wonderfully re
lieved. | am now able to ride out.
ELIzABETH THORNTON,
Montongo, Ark.
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Efect OF lile Decision in Nash.
Vile.
The Banner of Tuesday saws:

The Banner of Tuesday says;
The decision rendered by the Su-
preme Court Of the United States yes
ierday, in the new issue ease Of the
Bank Of Tennessee had been antici
pated. After all the proof in the case,
che decision of the Supreme Court Of
Tennessee that these notes we're not
issued In aid of the rebellion. aud
must be taken for taxes due the State,
has been affirmed by the highest
tribunal Of the land This decision
virtually increases the liabilities ofthe
State to yearly 81 Geo. 600 more. Early
10 the day the holders of these notes
were firm 10 their demands. and we're
not disposed TO sell, believing that the
quotations would be rapidly advanced
We heard ofono small sale at City FIVE
cents, which figure the brokers we're
Offering. Il Is more than likely that
buyers will advance considerably on
that figure BY to morroE Most Of
the holders expect 70 realize seventy
ave to eighty, before parting with q
fund that has cost nearly that much
Tor holding SO long a period,
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In Supreme Court of Tennessee Al JacEson-
The state of Tenr esfeo and County OF
shelby Va. Robertson Topp and others.
n pursuance Of tho decree -pronoansed by
i the supreme Court Of Ttpusssee. at Jack
sale. to the highest bidder, In front of m
courthouse OF shelby county. In Memphis,
Tennessee, on
Monday, February IL, 1883,
the reOl est'te mentioned and described IN
90. d decree as follows:
Memphi,. !" 0ou'n
Lot 2ltn block N.o- Tennessee street.
JessamiBe street N0 VI
lots 2, So q 10, IL, II and ISin block ST.
Situated in Shelby county, Tennessee
Terms Of sale-Cash.
jackson, Tenn. January 16. 1888,
M N JOHN II FREEMAN, Clerk.
w. w. Mcdowell, soliaikor. 49, ia III
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MOpday, FEBRUARY 10, Isss,

tAs real estate mentioned and described In
said decree as follows: Situated in the Tax
ing District OF Shelby county, Tennessee, h.
q Georgia street, Oh Dean avenue; runnIns
thence south 40 feet u Q stake; thence wesl
2l2 feet To- the 1apd Of j, N, Moon, thence
inertia Nieet p a twenty dve-foot allsy;thence
T.tR the sQ,th side Of said alley, 2i2 feet Ia
ne beginning, being lot No. lfof the W. I.
Terms of sale-0n a credis OF eieht months
tho purchaser eyecuting note with approved
personal security and a lien retained on M
property TO secure she payment af the pur
eRa'e, mCpSX. Equity Of redemption barred.
jackson, Tenn January IS, 1893
JOHN u. FREEMAN, Clerk.
Th Edgiugton. solioitor. 1ih IN iSl 10
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saturday, February 10. Isss.

the property. described in said deed as fol
lows, viz; The southeast corner or division
O. l9t 10 N block IS Of. Latham. Jones anC
the west side Of orleans street Is feet, NOR,
lines l04 feet, ~
Equity of redemption barred. Title be.
lieyed to DC good, but / sell as trustee only
Ill 1871 MINTER PARKER Trustsa
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Tuesday, February Is, 1883.

at 10 O'CLOCK m On the southwest eoraer Of
Main and Madison streets, offe for sale and
sell TO the higDe't bidder for cash, at public
outery, the following described roal est. te
to.wit: Cine cert in lot Of land situated and
being In the city OF Memphis. Shelby county,
Tannessee, known and designated on he
map Of said city as lot No, as two hundred
aud thirty-thrse, in the Groenlaw add ito
TO said city, bounded on the north BY lot No
street, on the south by the public alley which
is midway between tafarans and Greenlaw
streets, and west By the public alley which
lies midway between Fifth and Sixth streets
one fourth feet geo on the west side NJ
iKih street by a depth Of one HUNDRED and
forty eight and one-balf feet, together with
ell the improvements and appu tenaness
thereon The tit . is believed ta be %rerfeck,
but / convey only as trustee.
Y. D. Jordan, Atty, IigisS
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Trust aaIn.

n pursuance Of the pOWera and proyislons
Il % q trust deed executed 10 me as trustee
M phldress, duly recorded In he pronsr
2hce Of Coahome county, Mississippi, "in
oo2k z. paSe 40 OF record Of deeds :" To which
reference IS made; and at the request Of the
bonohciarioq lhorein I wiI1 - fhn
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-25

Many London ladies crop their hair
short and wear an almost entire wig.
and consequently catch cold more FIRE.
queutly than their American cousins,
but Of course they all use DR.. Bulls
Couph Svrup.
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Letter heads, bill heads, bills Of
lading, envelopes, hand bills and every
other kind ofjob printing executed 10
the best style and at the lowest prices
at the PUBLIe LEpGEB job printing
office and blank book mandatory 10.
Madison street.
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IN. Supreme Court of Tennessee NJ .Jackson-
yohn League, administrator of j.. Hook.
deceased, VS.. W, 7. Donaldson.
~ pursuance Of toe de rec pronounced by
L the Supreme Court Of Tennessee, nj Jaok.
son, IN this cause April Il. 1882, I will oley
front Of the Courthouse Of Shelly canntv In
Memphis, Tennessee. on WV N"' ."
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Trustees Sale.

RY virtue Of trust decd made TO me under
- date Of june 10, 1882. aud recorded In
book ls2, page $50. Of the registers office Of
shelby county. Tennessee. to secure q certain
debt due to the DeSoto Building and Loan
Association, | will, sell for cash, at public
Madison street, Memphis, Tenn, at Il