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jest GIVE HIN OsAyoE.


Robert smaus NJ G. from the Black District IN South
Carolina held great esteem by ms CONSTITUENCIES anu ho
lng since two Of them talking aboutt
DAT Mistah smals am q pow'ful man" said one
" OATS what Use sayin. too"
SDar hant no pussen in yer deestricks smarter
him"
The other voter hesitafed a moment
spec But IL haint smart as God .. - =. a..
Uats too you wait chile, tell ne gils az o' -
Cod
The argunen Mt had reached iss vanishing point
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t \. D. sperry was first chosen but declined.
NOTES OF THE CANVASS.

District Republican Congressional Convention will
be held Monday Colonel James II. Plat
has Withdrawn his name aad the candidates the field
Ex-senator OTIS and l. Bradford Prince
The Republican County Convention at White Plains yester
day nominated Charles g. Banks Register samuel C..
Miller County Clerk Henry Austin Superntend mt Of the
Poor aud John H. Cdpp Tor the Assembly District AttOr
ney David Wiley Travis Justice OF sessions John IL Bax
The Republican Congressional Convention Of the XVIII
District Will be held White Plains tomorrow. James
Wool u Beii0rd. IL spoken OF Tor the nomination
The Republicans the With ewJersey District have nom
mated +. ". Feyerlng FOR the Al senlbly
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THE WEATHER REPORT

GOVERNMENT INDICATED N5-FOa "a uoUeA
WASHINGTON, Oct ii For New gland,
New-York Eastern Pennsylvania, New-Jersey, Della
ware and Mary and loca rains followed by fair wealth
err winds shifting to westerly, cooler.
Westward, fair anu cooler.
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CHURCH MEMBERS HIP.

To the Edltor Or me Tr1DHne
SIR: In connection with the reports OF the
proceedings OF the convention OF the Protestant
Episcopal Church Chicago, the following resume OF
statistics OF the membership Of Protestant churches OF
the United states may he iound interesting:
rro...,,rt Fnisco,si church membersl ... 33s 1873
Ortly srh I rO.n9teTs1 S - fs Gj 500
49, .eirr IN rncnb.rsi g. 6.J. 500
psr.tst- lcbnrcI r.nbersl 3. lO2. 100
t'VIi'-r,.r,n- rtrrrh nrntbersi 49,, 800
IL may De well add that the Roman Catholics make
10 return of the number their church members Dut
claim 1872 954 adnereuts Ghrir faith In THIS country
These Statistics given IN the American Almanac Ior
1856 A.
AetC-T ork. Oct. IL. 1856.
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Admiral will command nasshp Brooklyn of the Asiatic
Squadron, The brilliantly lighted and decorated,
banks flowers aud fssoon OF trailing plants being disposed
effective Among the guests were Malor5en-
Schoheld Rear Admi al Cltk. the Rev Mon
cure Conway Lawrence rurnureand Mrs urnure II Sar
Colonel Charles Haywood Nay Constructor TOOK
Captain Kane Civil Engineer AsserSon and vile MedldA
inspector -pier Charles Mrs Kendall. and Lieu
tenant sper The Commander Of hs yard, Commodore
Glerar1l III OF
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SIZE WOULDN'T TAKE OFF ANY MORE.
Er0ua TeIas SgDloas

An excessively modest young lady Boston who was at
fbe seaside decided take Dath after remaining Ion
time In the bathing house she emerged very long
Serv ample bathing She however retained her
spectacles upon her nose. . - ,
- going take on your spectaces. you
not r. asked "A female companion.
Never responded Dluoblng hetpl nave already
been many articles th~' "Ont take on
another
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RFprrR1rcAys CHOSEN IN ULSTER

KINGSTON, Oct. Ii (Spsc,ab. The Ulster
County Republican Convention this afternoon nominated
Diver H. Carpenter for surrogate aud John n Wander
lyn District Attorney. Lindsey delegation to the
Congressional Convention WAS chosen.
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TEETH AND lips ~ TEMPTING TEARyEsS
Er1In Ths Anerf.r1 Rsrlsisr

That kissing by iavor and by favor only Berlin
dentist recently found with vengeance lie had been
im pressed with the beauty OF sxteenyear Old Client that
could the temptation stealing
from her FOR which theft anddasaDt breach professional
quote. he sentenced 10 line o 500 marks atty
days Imprisonment
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proving destructive points than any o.hsp
for several years. In town. the skies
alitts rain at nxht, and falling baromstsr The tenn
perature ranged between 60 aud So. the average
t63so being 3i2a higher tD on tue corresponding day
inst year. ana 20 lower than on Wednesday.
In and near tins city, today tnere viii PROBABLY bs
lowering skies FOR time, and perhaps shower, fol-
lowed by cooler fair weather saturday and sunday,
colder and nne. Monday. fair or partly cloudy, and
iniller.
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Mr.. AND MRS BOUCICA ULT AT TIE BJOU.
Mr. and Mrs. BOucicauts mother.
&rs Thorndyke witnessed Mr. Goodwins performance in
" Little Jack Sheppard the BOu Opera House
las night Mt OOodwns Of lOr That's all "
txas ttIh
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THEODORE ROOSEVELT FOR MAYOR.

To the EattOr Or rhe rrtbuhe.
SIR: Can the Republican party find a
stronger man head ts fall than Theodore
Roosevelt he needs Introduction His record is
such that every ought TO emulate.
john 4. CUTTER, NJ ID.
Broadcav and Firy.ttthst. ". I. Oy, Oct. II, 1856
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CONVICT LABOR.

To me EdffOr or TAs Trt6Hne.
SIR, The editorial in your issue OF to-day
Oh convict aDor causes state 10 you the mrt"ou
,or of the products OF such labor mentioned
by me- In one OF my addressed. and for whica
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Of the first Democratic Administration In twcntyfour
y"ars ana that also means defeat We shall catch the
coou either way"
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RECEPTION IN the gAVF TARD.

Rear Admiral Chandler parting recep'"n
last evening at their homs In the Navy which they VIII
sYe oday and shortly Pacific Ocean, wheie '
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Ponds Extract without equal for Forty years for
Piles. InrammatiOns and HemOrrAages &C. carries ths
prestige with every bottle.
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No not patent medicine RrnIscWs sARco PrProSEs 4
only food but nourshng AMI most GigcstIDc of al
foods Sold everywhere.
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THE UNION LEAGUE on JUDGE DANIELS.
HIS NOMINATION WARMLY COMMENDED-A PINI
oPPnRrrNIrY ZOE VOrl.Iss.

THE UNION LEAGUE on JUDGE DANIELS.
HIS NOMINATION. WARMLY cOMMENDED-A FINE
OPPORTUNITY FOR VOTERS.
At the regular monthly meeting Of the Union
League Club last evening the folio wing preamble and
resolutions introduced By General Hubo ard. chairman
OF the Committee Political Reform were unanimously
adopted
In pursuance Of policy OF this club declared It's
articles Of assocaon to promote reform n our ationa
form has deemed tins nttng occasion to TO TINS
cub an Endorsement OF the nomination OIL ne Hon lires
Daniels - candidate for ndge a the Court Oh APesis an
they submit the following resolutions iOF the consideration OF
the cno ana recommrnd lher passage IT., ro,i 10, r,
NJ M grr oi nnas the R4pnblicgn site Commltte.
o t [ nj ,v,sIom and in recognition M
the principle that the oce souG seek the man rather than
Resred That he sense OF this CLUB mat with judge
opportunity 20 elevate TO the highest ludle2i Duhai man
Of ripe exper en'e OF great industry anu lernnz ana one
nature with rare judicial qualities OF mind ami his long
upon the bench him candidate FOR the
RsoIrd That we urge the and citi
generally make special personal efforts to secure
Judge Danels's election.
1t was decided TO give a to the French guests
attending he Bartholdi Statue celebration.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS FOR EACH DELEGATE.
SoMERvILLE, n. j., Oct. 1.-THE Ne,c-Jersey
Herald Democratic paper yesterday published fac
smile OF agreement alleged TO have been made
By Con gresham PidcOck The agreement ia made on
one OF Smith McNeIrs letter-heads, Of New-Yorx The
agreement contains several erasdres and nterneaions
aud readSHs follows.
NETWORK. Aug. 90 1856.
I agree TO pay Robert Johnson or Newton, 7us-
sex County. NewJersey 500 tor each delegate from
their sussex that for denomination
the first ballot and STAYS by me IN succeeding ballots
fhe above defray expenses OF eecrn0 ann other
necessary expenses J. y. PIDCOCK.
+. Sat convention somerville Sept :, 1856
Written the face OF the agreement the fol-
lowing:
Received on within 5000
Received within $780,
Received on within $500.
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OBITUARY.
GEORGE GOODWIN.

LONDON, Oct. 14-George Goodwin, T. R. s.,
the architect, 10 dead, age seyenty-one.
Mr. Goodwin NATIVE or Mlidiesex anu COZ
trnutor to various periodicals besides The Builder Of
which he BECAME the editor 1874. He had previously
written descriptive work The Churches OF Lon
don" A book N tales, History in Ruins" aud other
works He was afterward employed on the restoration
OF the Church OF 81. Mary ReicAh
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ponlirrl Aotiees.

Republican Glnb OF the City of New YORK.
tfncoT yoratcd)
Committee that lucniocrs VIII 10
IA ATTENDANCE at the Club House. 81 West 2sthst every
10 10 Information A. 10 QUALIFICATIONS OF
yoters. IA aLon, place OF registry, 40
JEFFEEsOS CLARK. Chairman.
UKSgY GLEASON EDwARD r. 0pwrx2 5saretaxlsA
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1oW THE BIG STATUE WILL BE LIGHTED.

<,tar m, the surgeon had been dead several
hours The cause OF taking his life Is supposed to
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5perlal Notices.


MOOHE'S AUCTION ROOMS,
800 5rHANE.
RICH FURNITURE CCRTAINS.
HANGINGs CARPETS AND RUGS
The surplus stock Of
B. l. SOLOMON's SONS.
Unon square and l6th-st
display Is really remarkable. The like or II for sump
tuOs elegance in furniture for artistic designs elaborated in
most costly manner for wood, and splendid aDIcs has
never been this country 1 an auction ROOM
Inlad carved Cabinets. Louis XIV and XVI. ParOr
suits GObcn Tapestries and SILK BrOcadesi An
tque Library Tables Carved SeDoaris aud
Dining Room hairs. Point Lace Curtains. Antique
Lace curtains. Madras and Embroidered Turc0man and
Chenille Pc ucrcs
celans.
Furniture Carpets curtains and ornamental ODlects 4or
every the house - - - -
NOW on EXHIBITION AND TO BE SOLD BY
AUCTION on MONDAY. OCT -, AND FOUR FOL~
LOWING AFTERNOONS AT
TWO O'CLOCK PROMPTLY EACH DAY
EIankin,On'- steam Carpet Cleaning Works. Is East
27th.s y Y Established 1851. Carpets taken cleaned
and reld Orders Dy mani otherwise promptly atendcd ~
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T. me Edtt0r OF TIE FrtbUHs.
SIR; VIII You please answer the following; j. :
lived Chesertown. Warren County. for five years. az
least. About - years he moved away from
that place. taking his aniy to sandy Hi! washington
County l2h Of This year he came 20 this town.
HORIZON County anI nten l. bringing ms Fam
ly and living here should Ike 10 know whether ne
has lost his vote for the coming election Il not "eFe
shuu.d he vot. ".
The EibOw, ". I.
III J. 3 considers that his home is with his fam
iy in Washington County. though he himself has
been STAYING ii Warren County for time. he may
vote where his family reside. If he has taken ND
his residence in Warren County with no intention
of returning 10 his family in Washington County,
and does not consider that county his place of resi-
dence be has probably, on your statement OF the
case, lost his vOte.-Ed.l
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TRIBUNE LOCAL ossEsvArtoS4

In the a,ra continuous white line DarOmefri
cal vaatns observed al the SIGNAL Service station IN ls
tf NJ dots. humidity, or per
eentase of saturatou indicated
represent fluctuations temperature regis
ter, hy Ihernoeter al Huinuts pharmacy NO. 2lo
Broadway.
lRiBuSE OFFIcE. Oct ISL "a ma severe wind
Storm attended with showers, moved from Iowa along
the Iakss ST. Lawrence Valley sesisraass
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ANSWERS TO INQUIRIES ABOUT VOTING.

To ne Edtf0r ~ INC IrI5une.
SIR: have resided in the United States
over ten years. foreigner and have not yet de-
clared my Intention Of bscomnx citizen. but intend
now 20 10 So Please inform now soon can get my
zatiou papers after declaring my intentiona
Nec YORK, Oct l3. 1856. D. NJ
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(ShOUld be read DAILY Oy Al Aloto'ee - 'aasos may "
eur Al tlne.l
rer, o,r irrsn neet specially addressed
for saou particular stea ncf sAcep "Aedis DO
Oaaklng anI % nnorcLi documents.
i.tfrs not ally addressed OOins seat tie 4stoss
aN tti@JiA
Fo,s,,u mails Tor tho ealing October IL VAL
,peo xl'rl-Y tn al c4sesJ 4 follows.
skiDAY-At . l. IL tor Pierre Mnluc.oa psr
nom aAIiIlA. at 10 d IL LOT -saCrA uset Al ,Outn
Pacific ports stot asD Newport Wa AsplnNl lic~
ters .or sae1cO must Do directed per newport }.
sATIkDAN-AL a. III europe psr sIstnsaip rms,
southampton anu Bremen et Tor lrrand anu France
steamship -crvla VIA QnecStOwn uettsrs Tor Great
Britain other European c~ntrlcs % directed
>. Al tJr France elroS pet steAilsap
l.. champagne. HAvre. al a.. >eouand dlruc-
Der steamship kuInessA OLAssO" Nsltors ladst 20 ~
turuess 10 IA ioi TO -,euncii-nus
laancan VA Amsterdam ticstrts
b. directed Laanusn li az a IA toI Soe.1u
d,r.ct belgOnian,i VIA Antwerp tcstcfs
Iam.,,a Der steamship iiih O0"den AZ y IA iof TIE
"A nawald tslaDas. per steamship Ahie|
49,. Tor Cnla. pee stei nsh2 belgic iron
mans rr.Ielscot close aero OcSoJcr IL A. . %
1.si. anr Australia New-Leaaat- oandwich. fti sai
.s,.s lslAn.is por steamship Aanela Grad
Nav sJes.nsalp cetS with ortlsa mails Tor
traiAl ,Ocloef lslriis poe sag cay Of
Iaylu, rrAacisool close October 20 al
a IA CuoA TAIL - Tampa Fla. aud theacs
al z:5O III
sThe sceiue closing Pacific mails angel
on the presumption their uninterrupted overland TRANSIT %
Francesca VI sailing disyatcasi
thence Tic same day .. ID. 80. . ,,.<,r -
Post once. New.York. y y. October ;. 1881
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TO MAKE A BAIL BOND MEAN SOMETHING.
TO the Editor Of The tribune
SIR: La order TO further the ends of lustl ce
AMI to prevent such altogether too
frequent wOud DO wise urge such legislation
As will In future make bail bond lien the property
Of the bOndsmani
Neir- York, Oct IA l--6
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III wo years. -Ed.l

To the EdftOr or Ths TrtoUne
SIR: On October 81, 1855. I moved to No. III
Waverly place. where l lived on last election DAY
and to February 20. this year. when L was taken Sc
verely III with nhammatOry rheumatism. which COM
PEELED nv removal TO my brothers house in Brooklyn
Hay confined bed there for three months Their
az once moved TO West summit " j., FOR my health
am still living there nut intend 10 come back 10 my
former resdence few days / am single ana nave
always except 0nc-) voted IN New-fOrk CITY. My
residence IN New-Jersry only temporary. h. G. b
NeiC- York. Oct l3, 1ss6.
If you return to the election district as that
IN which you formerly lived, you might claim the
right 10 vote as your absences were only temporary
You would be unable to acquire a residence oil
thirty days II any other election district before
election dav.-Edl
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WHAT PEOPLE THINK AND SAY.
INFORMATION FOR VOTERS.
VARIOUS KSorTY POINTS CLEARED Up

To the Editor or The TrIbHne.
SIR: am the person referred TO in letter
In your issue OF to-days date, where you give n
editorial foonote To explain the las regarding the 'o'
Ing privileges and readmslon 20 citizenship oil an eA
patrated One the busybodes in the place or
business where am employed, as ne had nothing else
tc DO. desired prove by your that was not
entitled to vote Now, although swOre allegiance 20
Queen Victoria (God bless her, never renOunced ny
allegiance to ny Dative country. I was citizen OF
Glasgow, scotland by virtue Of having mairiculatru as
the University OF Glasgow student as any pefsoh
would be, matter what part Of the world he came
FROM As regards my having voted at elections ,nn,
privilege IL granted to ail persons who pay coIs'
the property franchise which obtains Great Britain
not citizenship or manhood suffrage. The onciss ~
the NATURALIZATION Office informed me was ps ,berc
entitled a at elections. shall theIe
fore most assured4y avail myself OF the priysse
No 70 South Seeond-st. brooklyn. Oct. T. 1885.
The naturalization laws of Great Britain do not
require an oath of remuneration OF former citizen
ship but an oath Of allegiance, and the other acis
necessary to make you naturalized subject o'
Queen Victoria would end your citizenship III lhiS
country without a formal oath OF REMUNERATION
The theory of double allegiance is a kind of point
zeal Nornonism which has never been recoZniz'u
in this country. If you have sworn allegiance
a subject 20 the Queen of Great Britain you have
certainly lost your citizenship here.-Edl
To ne Z ~ tor o. me Irt June.
SIR A friend OF mine born in this city, but VINO re-
sided previous March FOR years IN san Fran
would like DO informed whether the law IN TINS
State requires years residence immediately before
voting or years residence only h
"A residence within the state for the year irnme-
dately preceding election day IS necessary. -EG.l
To me EfItOr Or me Trtbun.
sH; Tue naturalizsi citizens ~ tn, ny when regis
~ required exhibit their citiz-n paperA Can
you inform why this Is not placed upon the
class Of ctizsns in the City OF Brooklyn am
informed by gentleman OF veracty who resides 10
Brooklyn that though he u naturalzei CITIZEN ne u
ed upon produce his NATURALIZATION papers
II this universally The over there, no" eaSE IT,
FOR alien 10 vote without DecO ming clzeu
INQCkEh
II il only necessary that the inspectors shall De
satisfied that thu applicant IS entitled to vote. Inc
naturalization certificate is the best evidence OF tle
citzenshl of f1reignb'rn applicant, and the IN
spectors in this CITY usually require It's production
" hen 1t is obtainable. Bat any other evidence
which satisfies the inspectors of the citizenship Oh
the applicant may bee received. If q voter should
lose his certificate shortly before the day OF regis
try he could prove thai he formerly possessed one
bv the testimony of persons who had seen his pa
pers and had known him to register from them.
Id
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T. w. stewart.
SEM circular. 90 9tFiFe
The Latest aud Most Delicate PERFUME POWDER IS
CASNELl- MASSEY & CO. : ORCHID.
J. III Broadway. $40 FntA Avenue, and eMLort X /.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-01-31
As Obiec,lonnbIe nv Apaches

CHICAGO, ILL, January 30.-A spe-
cisl telegram published here this
morning from Tucson, Ariz, says:
Mexican citizens Just arrived from
Nocori state that the reason the Mexi-
can troops fred on Capt. Ctawford's
Indian scouts was that they we're
equally az Objectionable in Mexico as
the to4allsd renegade Apaches. They
claim it can be proved that Gro )k's
scouts have repeatedly committed
depredations in Mexico and then laid
the blame on the ranegades. This
being the case, they say, the Mexican
officers find it hard to restrain their
men from firing on Crooks Indian
scouts wherever they come in contact
with them. Responsible Americans
residing in Mexico confirm the report
of the MexiC a1s TO q certain extent.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-01-31
New and Horrible Theory

GALVESTON, Tx January 30.-The
Ne,Us special from Dallas Gays; "a
good deal of excitement was created
here to-day on the aln 1ncemert Of
a new and horrible theory touching
the killing of Jesse Ponner and
other negro % Thursday night by Dep
uty Sheriff Seely Of Freett ne county
and Detective Duncan OF this city,
who surrendered themse yes. A visit
to the scene Cf the shooting shows
that Bonner's tive-year-old child was
shot through the forehead and that
Robert johnson, colored, was shot in
the knee. The evidence at the in
quest thus far tends to show that the
sho ting was entirely unprovoked.
Bonner was sitting in his cabin with
his child ON his knee when the Officer 9
burst in and began shooting. The
neg,o es had no weapons. Witnesses
testify that there were three white
men ia the party. One stood outside
aud shot Johnto as he ran away. The
belitf is growing that the killing was
cold-bloo led murder. The colored
population are agitated. Constable
Miller says tia. his statement Of the
negroes is corroborated by the appear
ance Of things. The officers have az
Gel tIined that Just before Duncan end
Seely gave themselves up Duncan
TO ok breech-loading shotgun 10 the
"Two Brothers" saloon, at Main and
Sycamore streets, and requested Joe
Black to keep it until called f)r, re-
marking: 81 guess we've made a bad
killing" Late last night the sheriff
arrested, as the third aggressor, de.
tectve of Jack Duncan's corps, known
as Loosely" Duncan and Ssely are
locked up in one cell and Loosely"
in another. 1t is the impression thai
Loosely" will turn States evidence.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-01-31
CHANCERY SALE
Oh
H EAL ESTAT Z

No. 1929, r. (O)-Chancery Court Of Shelby
oounty-State Of Tennessee, for use, etc.
", Vim. Il. Butler ct al.
10y virtue of an interloeutory decree for
ID sale, entered in the above cause on the
9th day Of November, 1875, minute boob so,
page ~, will sell, at public auction, to the
highest bidder, in front Of the Clerk and
Masters office, oourt-h house Of Shelby cOun-
ty, Memphis, Tenn, on
Saturday, February 20, 1855,
within legal hours, tho following described
property, situated in Memphis, Shelby coun-
ty, Tenn, to-wit:
Lot No. 10, country lot 40, beginning at
the intersection Of the south side of Market
stroot with tne east side of the alley running
north and south betw, on and para lel 70
Third and Fourth streets; thence south with
the east line of said alley 200 feet, more or
less, to another alley parallel to Market
street; thence east with toe north line CT
said last named alley 1857 feet; thence
north 200 feet, moro or less. to tho south line
of Market street; thence west with said
street 1881 feet to the b ginning, said lot
being known as the Titus homestead.
Terms Of Sale-on n credit Of X months
purchaser 10 execute motto with security
lien retained and redemption barred.
This January Is, 1885.
S. |. MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master.
by !, N. Bradley, Deputy G. and NJ.
i w Hnmnton. anlicitoF