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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-07-28

No. Sg Rim the First Chaucery Court OF
shelby County, Tennessee.-W. y. Elliott,
ExrOf Jonathan BOstieks decd Us q. A.
Hanson, Herman Schafer ct al.
IT appearing that q wit OF attachment was
a issued in the above cause, Nay d, ISL,
against the estate or the decedent, Vat c,
Bradford, directing the property of same. III
the lands Of Catharine A. Schafer, Ex'tx,
and L. Schafer, to be attached, by virtue o.
the bill OF complainant fled herein, under
oath, alleging that the defendants, said Cath
arine A. SchaleT, Herman Schafer and Mary
y. Knapp, are citizens Of Illinois, and that
defendant, Reuben Jones, Is a citizen Of Mary
land, and all nOR-residents OF Tennessee
said ~decedents estate Is indebted 20 come
plainant in he sum of about f40D, as eVl-
d6nced by judgment rendered in the Circuit
Court of shelby county, and that the attach
ment has been returned levied on the prop
erty OF said ~decedentis estates
IL is therefore ordered, That's Llsatdd defend
ants make their appearance herein 81 the
Courthouse in the city OF Memphis, Tenn,
on or before the first Monday in O8tOber, ISL,
and plead, answer or demur 20 complainant
original and amendsd bills, or the same viii
be taken for confessed as to them and SGT for
hearing exparte; and that q cOpy Of this Or
der be published once q week, for four sue
eesstve weeks. IL the Memphis Appeal
A o ID Attest:
EDMUND A. COLE. CLERK and Master.
BY u. j. BLACK, ID. u. and n.
LOgWOOd 4 MfcOu. SOis. Tor cOmpIL i1VAEaf
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case, IS 5OG7 so; Plantation do, per case,
80 so; Hostetter'sdo. per case, s.; Benedic.
tine, SIS per dozen.
ToBACOo-The market for tho week has
been steady, with a fair trade doing.
Manufactured tobacco, extra fine and
fancy Virginia work, 90e@$l; fine, SOC
90o; good, 70@S0c; medium, 60@70c; COM
mon, 645l5Sc; caddies (quarters) fine, $50
12c; good medium, 58@62c; common, 609
60c; smoking, common medium, 28940c;
fine TO fancy, 60c@Sl,
VnEGAR-Common and picking, SO
10 per barrel.
LIVE STOCK.
Receipts Tuesday and Wednesday
by railroad, 327 sheep and lambs, q
hogs, 20 head cattle. Beef cattle I'M
changed. Sales of small lots, second
quality (corn-fed) steers at 44a5c;
grass fed, 23a33c; stock cattle, &c.
Texas cattle are in full supply, of very
inferior quality, and quite neglected.
Sheep and lambs are in large supply
for common and ordinary, best grades
scarce and firm, and last quotations,
viz: S3a4 for spring lambs, and $3a5
per head for good butchers sheep; in
ferior dull at 81 50a2. Hogs 5a6c gross
for small weights. Cows and calves
dull at $20a35 for common, no good
ones in market.
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PETITIONS FOR IaCORPORATIOn.
Petition for InCOrpOration Old Folks,


No. 3l6.-In the Second Chaneery Coura Of
Shelby county, Tenn.-PetitiOn for Incor.
p~OrauOns-C. ID. Mclean, Michael MageV.
ney, John +. T~rezeVant, NJ. u. L.. Stewart
La j. Dupre, Eugene MageVney, W. ROys.
ter, f.. W. smith, j. "A. Patrick, Tillmau
BeJtts, john 4. StrattOn, q. W, Winchester,
W I. Avery, - ID. Lamb.
A LII persons are hereby notified to appear
"A before the second Chancery Court OF
shelby county Tenn, on or before the first
Monday IN october, 1871, and show cause. II
n they ave or know OF, why letters OF In
corporation should not issue 70 the petit
toner herein, by the name OF the " Old
Folks, with the powers and privileges OF a
CorpOrate body, the object OF the Association
being 70 create and preserve q history OF
men and events OF q local character, 10 pro-
vide for the poor and unfortunate OF the As
ISOLATION, to honor the memory OF o o men,
ana promote social and personal honor ana
worth among the citizens Of the city OF Mem
of the - Old Folks" not 70 exceed s2OQO8. 70
b created and held and transferred as ma
be provided by the By laws and Constitution
Of the Association, and may consist OF
money, stocks, bonds, books or real estate, or
either OF All OF these; said Association to
have a common seal, and be authorized to
transfer or convey, buy or sell, lease and re-
lease real or personal property its business
10 ne done by a board OF ten managers or
other officers, 10 be CHOSEN by ballot; that as
q corporate body nay sue and be sued, u
have all powers incident 70 lis purposes, as
provided 9y the set OF Assembly, chapteE 81,
passed. January a, h7l, ana approved Jam
uary 80, k7L This July 4, ISL
ID. u. u. STEW AhI, Clerk and Master,
BY 4 MALLERY, Deputy Z. and N.
Geo. W. winchester, sol. Tor OmpHLs lyo
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IhursaaY. Auaust 30. iszl.

between the hours Of 10 am, and 4 pm, on
the premises, sell at public sale. to nigh
EST bidder for cash the following described
property:
Acertsin parcel OF land situate, lying and
being In the city Of Memphis, the county OF
shelby and state Of Tennessee. and de-
scriDed as follows, tO-Wit: Being a part OF
lot numbered three undre and seventy
one SD as designated upon the original
plan OF lots Of the town OF Memphis, which
part or said lot Is thus bounded. BEGINNING
At the northeast corner OF q lot fOrmerly
known as George CrOmWeu's; thence east
with Jefferson street hty-eight ISL feet to its
intersection with Thiid street; thence south
with Third street one hundred and forty
eight feet six inches TO an alley; thence
with said alley one hundred and forty-eight
feet and six inches 10 another alley. thence
nOrthWaTdiy with said last alley thirty-siK
feet 10 the south boundary line OF the Crom-
wei lot Aforesaid; thence eastWardly with
said boundary line ninety feet and six In
ches TO the southeast corner Of the afOre-
said Cromwell lot; thence n-OrthWardly with
the east boundary line OF said Cromwell lot
one hundred and twelve feet six inches 70
the beginning, together with all the ppur-
tenances thereto belonging. HRtd deed OF
trust was executed TO secure the payment
Of certain promisOry notes to Edwin WI,
Lehman for the balance Of The purchase
money. Redemption waived; the title be-
Aevedt 10 be good. sell only as trustee.
JyD j. Z. JOHNSON. Trustee.
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TRADE

There was very little animation
perceptible in the general markets.
Country orders were coming in very
light, with a small city trade doing.
The various markets are well sup
piled, with a small c0nsiImptiye trade
doing in plantation supplies. The late
rains have been keeping the planters
quite busy TO keep their crops clear OF
grass, hence the limited trade doing
from the country. Good reports con-
tiuue 10 reach US Of the growing crops
through the country adjacent to Mem
Dhis. and with a favorable fall a good
Weld Of the growing crcps is antiei-
1sted. Rates OF freight 70 Memphis
viii advance at st. Louis on Mon
dsv. The advance will have a ten
dencv 10 create an advance in
Grain. flour and produce. Merchants
having orders in st. Louis would
do well to have them shipped
this week, il order to avoid the
rise. Corn Qgiet and steady with
ale Of choice white on Change and
fine Ievee at 7Oa7lc; from store, lSa45c
asked. The receipts and stocks on
hand are equal TO the demand Corn
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On the 18th Day of August, 1871

At noon on the premises, sell, to the highest
bidder, the following described property, to-
wit:
A certain tract, piece or parcel of land sit
nate, lying and being In the county Of Tip
ton, state OF Tennessee, on the waters OF the
Mississippi river, with metes and bounds as
follows, tO-wit: Beginning alta point on the
Mississippi river, line northeast corner
thence south with Palmer's line 25 poles to
a stake; thence east = poles to q stake;
thence north poles to a tree on the bank
OF the Mississippi river; thence In a west
Wardly direction with the meanders OF the
Mississippi river to the point OF beginning;
being the same tract conveyed by William
Coward to James q. Ellis, and described IN
said deed Of conveyance as containing by
estimation, eighty-three 1881 acres together
with the engines, boilers and all other Tx
lures and apparatus and things lying and
being situated on said tract of land, and used
in the distillation of spirituous liquors, and
described az follows, tO-wit; Two dOuble-1ue
boilers, twenty feet long, forty inches diane
ter, CRATE, bars, ETC.; one engine, ten-tnch
cylinder, twenty feet stroke, with everything
TO make IL complete; one main shaft ny-
wheel and pulleys, and all other shafting
about the mill and distilIery; one pair Thirty
six.inch stones, for grinding, with gearing,
betting, ETC.; q mash Tub; one worm tub
and worm; one cold water Tub; one high
wine tab; one loW-wtne tubf SIX beer
tubs one under or beer sink Two recelv.
ing tubs or etsternsi two yeast TUBS; four
yeast cans; draw and force and h1gh and
low wine pumps; platform ana peam
scales, and all the pipes, valves, COCKS, belt
ing used about The distiilery; blacksmith
and carpenter and other roofs and 1nstru-
e about the premises.
Said property will be sold on a credit OF six
months; the purchaser TO give note, with ap-
proved personal security, bearing interest
rom daJe, Tor The purchase moneys, and 8
lien retained on the property as additional
security for the payment OF the purchase
money.
The equity OF redemption is barred, and
the purchaser, on complying with his bid,
Will be placed in immediate possession.
ii. CLAY KING,
Special Commissioner.
Memphis July IS, 1871. jy2O d6s
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SPECIAL NOTICE.


A PerflOus Season. Glorious and de-
lightful as the Summer weather is, its trop-
zeal heat is a severe trial TO the vital powers.
by its effects. The coEamOn phrase applied
to this condition OF the body is 4" general de-
blity." Now, general debility arises from,
and includes a variety OF ailments. The liver
is more or less affected, the bowels are either
cOnstipated OF too much relaxed, the stom.
ach but half performs the work Of digestion,
the appetite II poor, and the spirits de
pressed. This is what IS called general de-
bIuty. II is a general -disarrangement of all
the physical functions, and requires as q
remedy a medicine that VIII regulate them
all. Hostetter's tOmac Biiters is specially
adapted 10 this purpose. It's general opera
ton is not confined 10 a single organ. II
the liver Is affected, &c restores its tone. II
the htOmach is torpid, il regenerates ii. II
the nerves are tremulOus and weak, IL braces
and reinIOrces them. II the mind, which
ever sympathiZes with the body, is gloomy
and respondent, IL relieves the difficulty,
and soon brings the whole mechanism OF the
body into harmony with the laws of health.
There Is no Civilized nation IN the western
Hemisphere in which the utility OF Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters as a tonic, corrective
and anti-biliOus medicine, Is not NOW and
appreciated. Throughout the Tropics II is
considered. both by the pSOplea and the pro-
~fessiOn, the standard specific. While It is a
medicine for all seasons 8nd all climates, II is
especially suited to the complaints generated
by the weather, being the purest and best
vegetable stimulant in the world.
Beware OF the Bitters made OF acrid and
dangerous materials, which u~nscrupulOus
parties are endeavorlng 10 fOist upon the peo-
pie, Their name is legion, and the public has
no guarantee that they are not poisonous.
Adhere 10 the tried remedy, HOstetter's Bit
tiers, sold only in glass, and never in kegs OF
barrels.
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psifti0n for Rar Library Association.

No. ZS.-Second Chaneery Court Of shelby
County, tennessee. Petition for bar
Library AssOeiation,-E. =. Hammond. W.
p, Wilson, David d. POstOn, ]. A. Taylor,
John Il. p arris, ThOs. b Turiey, Geo. Il.
PheIan, o SOmervel, A. n. Stephens,
W. W. Mcdowell, +. II. Wyatt, s, h Gam
mon, Chas. NJ. stephens, h. Dudley Fraser,
j. b. woodward, ). K. walker, ID. h Myers,
IN. Harris, U. W. Miller, L U. Mcdowell,
W. X PostOn. q. +. Bullock, Geo. Gilman.
d. M. scales, Geo. 4. Dashiel, L. Lehman,
a. l. SWingley, ". A. Collier, W. Strong
and Henry +. Dix.
A LII persons are hereby notified to appear
Abefore the second Chaneery COur. u
SHELBY county, Tenn, on or before the drst
Monday in August, 1871, and show cause, IL
any they have or know OF why letters OF in
corporation should not issue to h petition
ers herein, by the name OF the Memphis bar
Library Association, with the powers aud
privileges OF a corporate body, Tor thepur-
pose OF securing to themselves and 10 their
use q Law Library, to be kept in the city OF
Memphis, in said county, with a capital
STOCK OF - dollars, to be uiYlG9d tntO-snaras
OF - dollars each, ana with power to or
ganize, elect officers and MAKE bylaws,
when - shares OF sato capital stock shall
have been subscribed, as provided by the
act of Assembly, chapter 81, passed January
n, ISL, and approved January 81, ISL
June "A, ISL
MD. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By Geo. Manery, Deputy Clerk ana Master.
IL. h. DIX n Humes EPoston, sol
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On the 2sth Of JuIy. 1871.

within legal hours, the following described
land, tO-W1t: known as lot CD tWenty-Ona,
one OF the subdivision OF the Robert Weak
ley traetY Just north OF the city, beginning at
the northwest corner or lot lbl eighteen Of
said subdivision, thence north with the Ran
dOlph Road (lSOol nineteen hundred and
eight feet TO the south end Of Wolf river
bridge thence ~eastWardly with the meander-
ing OF Wolf river 10 a stake at the northwest
corner Oflot ll5l nineteen, thence sOuth Q540
fifteen hundred and forty feet 10 a take,
thence west QUDl one thousand and twenty
teet 10 the beginning, containing 24h twen-
~ four and a half acres. The equity OF re-
dempttOn Is expressly waived, and the title
TO said rOperty is believed to be good, but
1 sell and convey only as Trustee
limo MOKRfA DOTLE Truataa
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a~op-Resiosu. WOtics.

NO. A45, o. R. DIN the Second ChaneerJ
COu OF Shelby county, Tennessee--Ed
mund D, Bray, Admir- OF Mary Warren, de
ceased, and Others, complatnants, VS.. Ellz'
aSeth Mildred Warren, Tilln9Bn jane.
Warren and Mary Sophia Brown. formerly
Mary Sophia Warren, defendants.
happening from the amended and supple
a mental bill duly sworn to in this causs
mat the defendants, Elizabeth Mildred war
rem, TiIlman James Warren and Msry 50
phia Brown, formerly Mary sophia Warren.
are non-resideuts OF the state Of Iennessee
ft is therefore ordered by the CLERK anc
Master, That they make their appearance
herein, at the Court-house Of the Seeo11
Chancery Court Of Shelby county, N = Sl-y
OF Memphis, Tenn, on OF before w Is
Monday In September. N7l, and plead an-
sWer or demur to c0mplalnAhB Ame44eu
and supplemental BILL or tns same W. y
taken for confessed a. 20 Them and set Tor
hearing sxparts, and that q copy OF this or
DOR fa pubfished once a week, Tor four sue
cessfVe weeks, Ia the Memphis Appeal
This July y lNA
A copy-attests
81. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
BY G. BKLCaER, Deputy Z. q a.
stephens q smith, SOk Tor compartments.
fyl5 tina
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cAANcERY S. ALE


-
In the Second Chaneery Court OF shelby
co1nty.-E. {. Iddings w. AndieW Stewart
and others.
ID virtue OF a dscrea Of the second Chan.
- Gerry Court OF Shelby county, Inafe I'm the
above cause and entered OF record on the
zltn oay oI april ~, ! wiz sell az public
auction, TO the highest bidder. t5r cash. ia
front OF the entrance to the seconi ANGER
courtroom, In the Gre6niaF UpeIa Bufldfug
on Second street, IN the city Of Memphis,
Tennessee, on
Wednesday, the 23d Day Of August, 1871.
Within legal hours, the real sstat, described
in a Deed OF Trust executed by complainant,
&c. z. 1ddingBs 70 secure a note therefu de-
scr1beds payable by her 10 ~defelIdant, An
drew Stewart, which Trust Deed was duly re-
corded in the Registers Ofhce OF shelby
pages AZ, 4lS, 4l8, May 81, 1867, Whish said real
estate is described as follows.
Being q part OF original lot NJ. U7.iu the
city OF Memphis, Tennessee: Beginning al
change street with the west side or the drai
alley east OF Main street; thence 1TestWardly
on and with Exchange street Ia3 feetl thiFfy-
three feet; thence sOuthWardIy Gad parallel
with Main street l74hi seventy foEr ana one
quarter feet; thence ~easIWaFdiy and parallel
with Exchange street 1881 t~hirty-lTee rect 10
the alley above montioned; thellce north.
Wardly with said alley lT4Mi seveuty-fOur
and One-qUarter feet to Exchange street the
point OF begtnning-Deing the sam e property
conveyed, IN parts, by seth WhHatly. 81. j.
Wright and Charles kOrtreeht lD Paris Id
dlngS by deeds severelly recorded in the
Registers Office OF said county as lOliOWss In
BOOK ~, PIP. 10 and IA Book 81, Pr. IS and ~.
aud Book IS, page 5G.
Equity OF redemption barred.
Terms Of Sale-Cash. and must bs compiled
with on spot July q, 1861.
y3 M ID. l.. Clerk ami Master.
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Tuesday, August IS, 1874,

Within legal hours, b following described
property, tO-Wit:
A certain parcel OT land situ8ted in the CITY
OF Memphis, shelby comfy, .gennesse5
known and designated On the plan OF SAID
city as the southern part OF lot 90; beginning
at Jhe southwest corner OF lot 80, Uu The east
side OF Second street, and TunEins the same
and an alley; running theme easi VITA said
alley ll4oh teetl one hundTed and forty eight
teet ana SIX inches TO the southeast corner OF
said lots 10 an alley; hen with the west
side OF said lot IAob ieetl fOrty-eignt feet SIX
inches TO a stakei thence west TO sfid Second
street ll4eLi one and 1Orty EIGHT feet
six inches; thence south with second street
TO the beginning.
ERIN or SALE-One-half IA1 Dash. bal.
ance IN Two equal instruments, due in SIX
and twelve Onths-f which deferred pay
ments the purchaser shall execute notes
with approved security. Lien TO be retained
I'll sam5 are paid.
EDMUND A, COLE, Clerk anc Master.
Wilson & BsarU, and JnO.G q. Ffnufe- Atrsv1s
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On Monday, 2Isl day Of August. Is7i,

at Y O'Clock m, at the Real Estate Exchange
Of ROyster, Trezevant q Co, northeast corner
Of Main and Jefferson streets, In the city Of
Memphis, 50 much Of the following described
tract Of land as VIII be necessary 70 pay a Ger
tain note, given by said Russell 70 Mrs. N. g..
Reed, for the sum Of S2Sl ., payable on the
10th day Of July, A. II. 1871, with interest from
the 18th day OF JulyaA- D. 1870, until paid, to-
wit Excepting fOrty-nve % acres Of the said
land, heretofore F~elIuquishec ~ me as Trustee
and excepting also seventy acres Of said tract
not embraced in said Trust Desdl Lying In
Shelby county, and beginning al stake In the
center Of the Raleigh and fernando road, in
the southwest corner Of a ~thtrty-acre tract
conveyed 70 o POde by John y. Whltef
thence east ~ chains 3 links toa stake lnK
west OF q gam tree marked j + and ] ID VI;
thence north - chains 81 links 70 q stake IN
Jo4n Fopsseast line; thence east - chains "a
INKS with Snead's line and center OF Macon
fQa4i 70 q stake northwest corner Of George
Aua land thence south with Graham's
line 81 Chains 81 linEst 70 q stake in Eraham's
southwest corner 5 links west Of a poplar
marked J u; thence west 40 chains 81 links
with north line Of J. ID. White eL al, 70 a stake
center OF Raleigh and fernando road; thence
north with POpe's east line, center OF said
Raleigh and fernando road, y chains ana a.
inks 70 the beginning. containing lsiK aeres-
excepting from said sale b acres Of said de-
scrlbed tract, heretofore relinqulshed by me
10 the said Russell, and also excepting seventy
acres OF the same not embraced in said Trust
Deed Title believed 70 be good, but convey
as Trustee only. Equity OF redemption waived.
JOHN r.. IRRELEVANT. Trustee.
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In hont Of the door OF the courr-nouss o.
lHe FIST GnaneeFy Court OF SLalby county
dreenta BlocE5 second street, m the ciEr al
Memphis, the following real estate. Lying
ana being IN he city OF Memphis ShelbF
county tennessee. and beginning 40 a point
On BroWnis aYenus 4oE feet east rom It's in
tefseetl9n Win DeSOiO street, b having q
nOnt Of 80 ieet On hrOWns avenue. and run
ming BACK DrtW6en parallel lines ISU Ieef, the
particular metes and bOunds OF which can
be seen by reference TO deed % Mary Carey
for the same. accorded IN the Regfsterss Oncs
OF shelby co lily, Tenuessee, in COX No. g,
page 81.
TERMS OF e~ALE-SeVeu months credit
note with approved security required. and q
len retained upon the land for payuneut o.
the psrehRse money. Equity 81 Tedempuor
barred. Sale within lawful Eours. July u
BIl. JOHN II. FREEMAN, Clerk
Humes & POstOn. Solicitors. NO