Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-30


of tickets sold, as provided in tho charter.
m Managers OF the corporation can hold no
Tickets.
Ten per cont. of its profits, under the oath of
the President and Managers, must go TO the con-
struction and maintenance of the Asylum for
WIDOWS AND ORPHANS.
The profits Of the company consist in the diff
ference between the cash and time valuations
ofproperty, as provided in their charter.
Gen. Marcus j. Wright's residence on Madi.
son street, Memphis fourteen rooms, besides
cellars and servants apartments. Assessed
$4,000.
Raleigh Springs. twenty-six acres, sub .divi-
ded into twenty prizes. Improvem ments cost
$4,000. One prize, Springs and eight acres an
other, eighteen lots, the owners OF which haye
right of access to Springs. Assessed, $4,000.
Twenty one and three-fourth acres. property
OF Dr. Il. A. white, on fernando and Raleigh
road assessed at $lbO. per acre-fve prizes.
A Dwelling, with six rooms, IN SomerviIle.
Tenn, opposite the Episcopal Church assessed
at $500.
One hundred and six town lots in the town
ofCorinth. at the intersection Of the Memphis
and Charleston and Mobile and Ohio railroads.
Leon Trousdale's eighteen acress, three and
One-half miles southeast of Memphis. sub-di-
vided into one acre lots assessed at $4,000.
southeast Of Memphis, sub-divided into ten
acre lots; assessed at 800 per acre.
Residence and lot in Holly Springs, one hun
dred and fifty yards from the public square
property Of Mr.. Pointer; value, $500.
Four residence lots on Bourland avenue,
Memphis. 3OxlIOfeet; value, sl5 per foot front.
Six acres Of land on Pigeon Roost road-mag-
nihcent mansion with all modern improvements
-one prize value, $l2. 500.
Lanier's plantation, $500 acres-250 cleared
on Mississippi river. sixty miles above Mem
phis: the shipping point for a wide back coun-
try fine place for store and warehouse. wood
yard, ash timber; twenty-ene prizes.
Southern Planing Mill. engine. tools, ma
chinery. etc., complete, on the NJ. Il G. X. R.,
at the intersection with Linden street assessed
by Cqbbin, Gum 4 Coover at $l7,0OO-cost
$22 600.
Two thousand one hundred and twenty acres
east of Sardis. Miss, near Miss. u Tenn. r. r.,
residence, n farm house, fenced and cultivated;
property of G. G. Wilbeurn; twenty-one prizes.
Twenty-six acres. SUBJ divided into city lots,
part of the Lumpkin tract, east of Memphis,
between the old and new State line roads;
twenty-six prizes.
Richard j. Jehries' plantation, thirteen miles
south of Memphis ana two miles from the Mis-
sissippi and Tennessee railroad, consisting of
$40 acres-sub- divided in forty acre tracts-5OO
acres in cultivation, with mill, gin, sixteen
houses, dwelling, well fenced; assessed at
A Section of excellent Cultivated Land. near
Ashport; property of William Conner.
Franklin Institute and Grounds, in Holly
SprlngsIgTSoperty property of Rev. ]. e. Douglas; as
Stock farm of DR.. Bailey; 600 acres, divided
by Spring creek 400 acres cleared and good
impfovements-4 prizes. on Memphis and
Charleston railroad, Mt Moscow.
Six Lots, 20 by go feet, on Tennessee and
Chester streets. property of IL. B. Martin Four
Lots. $50 by $50 feet, on Chester street, Two
Lots, 30by $50 feet, on Chester street. Assessed
by j. NJ. Provine, S2O,SO
Four Lots, ten acres in Col John Pope's
sub division on Raleigh road, 5000.
5ZO acres IN the suburbs of Chattanooga, for
merry owned by Hon. .B. Brabson, 20 acre lots.
:, l2o0 acres, Calhoun county, Miss. j. W.
rants plantation; well timbered-400 acres
cleared II prizes
1880 acres, on Mississippi river, east side, %
miles above Memphis magnificent planta-
ton, cultivated; Is prizes of 100, and one of so
acres.
Lot on East Bay street and Adger's wharf,
Charleston, 5. O.. three story brick house.
Hon. W. i. Avery's Residence and Grounds,
near 1!,s;, ana east OF Memphis, 81 acres, sub
divided; improvements worth $4,000. I'm
provements and six acres one prize the rest in
two acre lots for market purposes
f.A. Tyler's Lot-north half of lot 397 as laid
down in the map of the city of Memphis, the
same being on Third street, east side, between
jackson and OvertOn streets, and sub-divided
into four lots, lying between parallel lines Is
ieet "a lhohes apart, and all running 1851 feet
deep to the first alley east of Third street. The
estimate at cash is $3.50 per feet for the north
ernmost and corner lot. and Sl25 per foot for
the other three-making $l0.725 for all.
james q. Blain's l33 acres, Marshall county,
II. and F. R. Lanier's Stock and Cotton
Farms, on the line of the Memphis and Iron
Mountain railroad three miles from the Mis-
sissippi river; in Mississippi county, Ark; $500
acres. Another tract of 1910 acres and one of
1900 acres; elegant residenee-cost Sll 600:
prizes 100 acres each.
l2O acres of Land at Mt Pleasant, Miss. as
sessed at SO per acre; 10 prizes
Anderson and Litton's Lot, on Trezevant
street, Memphis, to be assessed and sold in this
scheme
NJ. S. Ashes $50 acres, to be sub-divided and
assessed, and to go into this scheme.
John NJ. Anderson's 100 acres, on Pigeon
Roost creek, five miles southwest from Holly
springs, cost 20 per acre in 1860; assessed at
us per acre four prizes.
1900 acres of Land, 10 miles from Como. Pa
lola county, Miss; fine improvements prop
srty OF W. Wilburn 2 prizes.
4JO acres, on Memphis and Ohio railroad,
even miles from Memphis. subdivided into %
lcre tracts, costly improvements.
Seven acres. on McLemore street. Memphis;
o be assessed. and go into this scheme when
800 acres, adjoining Marshall Institute-I5O
,leared-good improvements: three miles from
he Memphis and Charleston railroad; assessed
Il IS per acre.
John E. Logwood's l57 acres in Limestone
ounty, Ala, on Alabama and Tennessee rail
$50 acres on Pigeon Roost road. finest land in
Vest Tennessee, improvements cost,$60JO; ten
niles from Memphis 200 acres cultivated, or
hards, etc. between Memphis and Charleston
nd Memphis and Ohio railroads; divided into
y acre lots.
Two Farms, in PanOia county, Miss, on Lsng
nd Chaney creeks, country densely pOpu ,ated.
'arms admirably improved, three miles from
Mississippi and tennessee railroad; $50 acres
leared fine Improvements, gin and farm
l0uses; to be sub-divided and assessed prop
rty Of Dr. James K. Paine.
A. MaxwelPs 56I acres. near Horn Lake. on
oil fuun Nva
niles south Of Memphis; to be sub-divided
nd assessed.
$50 acres, in Carroll county, Miss, three
niles from Greenwood assessed at So 90 per
ere sold Tor 80 per acre before the War-2O
Tizes.
DR.. Peete's plantation. 1O17 acres. on Hatchie
Ver, above overflow, very rich, three miles
ON Memphis and Ohio railroad TO be sub
lyided and assessed before the drawing
John II. Tappscotts 20 acres. admirably
improved, near Richmond, Miss, fine i'm
rOYements.
$1,000 acres, in Marshall, Panola and other
1unties Of Mississippi; assessed at 50 per acre,
in tracts Of fifty acres; /; all fine
irming and grape-groWing lands,
Df. Pointers plantation, eight miles from
oily Springs. Miss; s3s acres. residence. mill
nd gin now rented at 5000 per annum as
,ssed at 81 per acre-nine prizes.
81 acres, opposite the Mansfield place: p
rizes-assessed at $4,000 lin suburbs Of Mem
Residence in Holly Springs, Miss. ; brick
lldings with 30 acres Of woodland, one and
half miles distant-fOur prizes.
Magnificent Residence and Grounds, proper
Of DR.. Pointer, four miles from Memphis;
sessod at $4,000. Residence aud two acres;
le grand prize. and 20 one-half acre prizes.
sam. p. Walkers i6 building lots, in the city
Corinth. Miss.
1888 acres. eleven miles from Paducah valu-
lle timbered land sub-divided-i3 prizes.
The GRANVILLE property. Todd county, Ky.
ree-fourths Of a mile from Tafe's Station, on
emphis and Clarksville and Nashville and