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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-14
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H7EW-YOEK AND NEW-llhlEH RAJ
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IN ~ hr2NNGG INT.
COIIENt I&G MAY =, ~.
TGAyS LEAVE HEw.Yo?I

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-14

WHITE STAR LINE.
w NLN YORK CORK AND LIVERPOOL
NEN 4ND FiJIrPONEEED STEAMSHIPS.
TI.E FIX LARGEST ~ THE " ORlD.
OCEANIC ANTARCTIC. REFi BLlt
ATLANTIC BALTIC ADRlATIC
$3.50 burIen-J.GO h. 9. each.
Sailing New You SAT IRDAIE FROM LFpOo on THU RS
DAY. aLa Cord larhor the day following
OCEANIC. SATIRpAY. Dec. ?. aSa.
ATT ASTIC SAIt KBAY, be. 10. at 10 a.
the StaI Dock PavoIIa Fcrr. JerS'y Z Is.
aion flor al sse uhrlyali combining
SAFETY. SPEEl, AND COMFORT.
Saloons smoking and bathrooms 10 u!lstp sc
where least felt Surgeons ald st"arirsst' accom- a'
RlTES-Ssloo sen gold s.eersge $50 currency. Those WISH
rg Old County now obtain steeagr
II-p3d c-rt'sca-s 5Jj currency.
Pascn,pr all parts Of America Pam Hamburg
Eofnav Sweden, India Australia China. &c
Eucurs O tickets granted At lowest rates
praus fro- Al upwsri. ,.,---,
or,,s ~ 10 EroiSay Erw.Iork j. II. SPARKS. Agent.
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4 NCUOR LINE STEAMERS sail ever,
FOR LIVERPOOL,

WA UVFESSTOWSl.
tAktiISG THE L. ;. NAILS.
THE LIVERPOOL. AND GREAT WESTERN SIFAM COMPANY
viii tspL one u their frstc.s full s"'i1s1 -
FROM PIER NJ AZ, n. r., FRY WLhNL>ph
2 follows:
WYOMING Cart WHYCRtH ....... November 10 at 70" o. ~
MINNESOTA Capt r v. FEEhHAS November =! a. $50 p W
IDAHO. CAN'T .N"''n" - II" 49, l
MANHATTAN Capt. J. b PEtcE..... u'ctHterI
COLORADO Cont = r FKEENAN....btcrmher & ~ l:M r"
WISCONSIN, Capt ,c'nbpr i a. 80 ~
Cal.r passape $40 gold
Strerage passage Once No. 90 Bros,wu5 SO ca-rencg
l,I ttI. ht OF cabin passage. aurlS
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~ .GeOghegsp ag,. BrAnnigan.
llOJ. DroWr agt. Liverpool and
tit. Western Steamship Co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-07-21
Petition for Bar library ASSOCIATION.

No. Zs.-SecOnd Chancery Court OF Shelby
County, Tennessee. Petition Tor Ear
Library AssOciation,-E q. Hammond. ".
p. Wilson, David d. PostOn. J. A-Taylor,
John i. Barrts, ThOs. b. Turley, Geo. 4.
Phelan, John SOmervell, A II. stephens,
". ". Mcdowell, F. h Wyatt, B.R Gam
mon, Chas- II. stephens, Z. Dudley Fraser
j. b. WoodWaru, =. p. Walker, D. z Myers,
J. 81. Harria.U u. W. Miller, Z q. Mcdowell,
W. K. POstOn, Q. r.. Bullock, Geo. Gillian,
d n. Scales, Geo. 7. Dashtel, L Lehman,
A. L 8wfugley, v. A. Collier, W. strong
and Henry 2. DIX
A LII persons are hereby notified 70 appear
Ahafora the second Chaucery Court Of
shelby county, Tam, on or before the nrHL
Monday In august B4ls and show cause, II
any they have or know of why letters OF IN
co operation should not issue 10 the petition
ers herein, by the name OF the Memphis Bar
LIB rary Association, with the powers and
privileges OF a corporate body, Tor the pur-
pose OF soaring 70 themselves and 20 their
use a Law Library, TO be kept in the city OF
Memphis, IA said Dunty with a capital
H. dollars. tobe divided into-snares
dollars each, and with power To or
ganize, elect O1desrs and make bylaws
When shares OF zaid capital stock shall
have been subscribed, As provided BY rns
act Of Assembly, chapter 81, passed lamar
Is. ES7l, and approved January 80, 1911
June =, 1877.
MD. L. STEWART, CLERK and Master.
By Geo. Mallery, Deputy CLERK and Master
FL r. DIX and Humes &POstOn, sol
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800; good. 70@80e: medium, e09T0c; con-
mon, 64&5Sc; csddies (qusrters) ane, go
TIC; good medium, 5SG82c; common, $50
6Qc; smoking. common medium, 2894Oc,
fine TO fancy, 60c9$1,
-XnEeAR-Common and Picking, $S@
$40 per barrel. Nh
LIVE SToCK.-Beef cattle-no primecat-
tie in market. A few arrivals in the last
two days have beentakeD freely 10y butch
'ers at 495c. Texas cattle are in large sup
ply and of very inferior quality. The
steamer Belle Lee this morning brought
up Us head, which makes about 100 head
on the market. The arrivals are in bad
condition, and are only taken by the
butchers when the market is bare OF ma
tive cattle, At very low figures. Sheep and
lambs are In better supply, though not
quotably lower. HOgs-One small lot re-
corded yesterday were sold this morning
at the Memphis stock-ysrds at &c. Cows
and calves are extremely duu, with NJ
good stock on the market. Sales of the
past week were made Of a few very ordi-
nary COWS at $1,000 so. Good stock will
bring better prices.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-07-21
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given 70 All persons de-
~ string 70 make 8 safe and paying invest
ment, that the Selma, Marion and Memphis
Railroad Company now 0deF for SAFE, at
Green and Pickens counties, Alabama; and
LoWndes and Monroe counties, Mississippi.
These Bonds were issued by these Ountfes,
severaily, to aid said company in the con-
structiOn OF their road. Thsy are known 70
be i've Of the Wealth1e6t counties In either
the State of Alabama or Mississippi.
ing suffered but little BY the raVages Of the
late war, they owe no Heating debt, and pos
sess a large taxable property, Rndthe Bonds
now offered constitute their only bonded
M pay their interest -semi-annually az the
once Of the Company, or In New York. b
axes ave been already assessed in al the
counties to meet the interest and provide q
sinking fund for their redemption. These
taxes ave been regularly collected, and the
interest in every case promptly paid. Guard
and courts intrusted with the moneys
OF orphans can ind no securities safer and
more profitable, and capitalists seeking to
make permanent Investments can 90 no pct
viii dispose Of them ct such rates Is VIII
mako them q paying ten per eenttnYest-
ment; and when the Bond Is paid, the pur-
chaser Will receiVe twenty-five per cent adj
ditional on the original outlay: STOCKS IN
companies always depend on their manage
ment and good fortune for their regular diV1-
The tncpms from the Bonds Is GER
tain, regulRr more reliable, and, In most
instances, more profitable
For any additional apply to
FRED. w. SMITH, Cashier Of Memphis City
Fire and General Insurance. or TO
the un1ersfRned, at the Office OF the selma.
Marion and Memphis Railroad Company,
No. 10 Madison street MemRnds;
Chairman of Finance COMMITTEES OF g, d.
and Il. X. Co. te2
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On the l9th DaY Of Auausf. I87l.

At noon, on the premises, sell, 70 the highest
bidder, the following described property, to-
wit:
A certain tract, piece OF parcel of land sit.
uate, 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-Wtb: Beginning at q pOint on the
Mississippi river, Palmer's northeast corner;
thence SOulh with m line 26 poles to
a stake: thence east - poles to a stake;
thence north - poles TO a tree on the bank
OF the Mississippi river thence in a west
Mississippi river 20 the point of beginning;
being the same tract 3D. by William
Coward TO James q. Ellis, and described in
said deed or conveyance a. containing, by
estimation, eighty-threetSS acres; together
with the englnes boilers and. all Othar tx.
lures and apparatus and things lying and
being situated on said tract of n and used
in The distiIlation OF spirituOus liquors, and
described as follows, tO-wit; TWO dOuble-hue
ter, grRte, bars, etc; one engine ten-tnch
cylinder, twenty feet stroke, with everything
to make it complete; one main shaft n.y.
wheel n pulleys, and all other shafttng
about the mill and disttllery; one pair thirty
Bix-tnch stones, for grinding, with gearing,
betting, ETC.; one mash tub; one worm tub
and worm one cold water tub; one high
wine tub; one low-wtne tub; six beer
tubs; one under or beer sink; two receiv-
Yeast cans; drsw snd force and high and
low wine pumps; platform and beach
scales, and all the pipes, valves, cocks, belt
ing used about the distNleryi blacksmith
AM carpenter and other roofs and instru-
ments about the premises.
Said property viii be sold on a credit OF six
months; the purchaser to give note, with APP
proved personal security, bearing interest
nom date, for The purchase moneys, and a
lien retained on the property as additional
security for the payment OF the purchase
money.
h equity OF redemption is barred. and
the purchaser, on complying with his hid,
win be placed In immediate possession.
b. CLAY KING,
Special commissioner.
Memphfss July 10, 1871. 2 ty20 das
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Monday IuIN "a 1871

wfeEfs. lssaL han-s. tho eaIlesing dassrUs~a
real estate, tO-w1t: certain lois situated in
Shelby county Ind - late OF TenDe ssee, known
and described as follows, bO-WiB. Lots Nos.
2, 7 and 3. OF James n. w hits's subdivision of
his One hundeed anc, hEty dVe-acre tract, sit
uated on The Mem phis and GermantO yu
PlankrOad, and apoilI hVe miles nom Mem
phts, containing respectively, tO-w1t: Lot
No. 2, eight Isl aeresI; Lot No. Z, four 9O-IOl
IA S.lOOl acres LOEe O.. .. four 40 LOO "a AO-ICOL
as per plat n survey nIed herein, to which
reference is hereby made for more particular
description; and ste deed from James III
White TO +. and Z. Heckis, recorded In the
REGISTERS Office, Book No. Al, part nrst, pages
4gIand 1872
Also, Lot No. 1 IN said J. M. Whites subdf-
vision, and purchased from said Whine, April
IA, 1862, and evidenced by deed, recorded IN
the Registers office OF Shelby county, in
Nc. 81, pages l69, 81 seq, containing
about s acres, making In all about . 3O-lO0
acres,
TERMS OF EALE-On a credit OF g, u, Is and
"A months; purchaser to execute notes with
approved securities, With intere8t from date;
lien 10 be retained till same are paid; equity
OF redemption barred.
EDMUND A COLE, Clerk and Master.
Kortrecht q Graft, snd WescOtt & stahl, AT.
tOrneyH. jeM
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thursday. AUGUST 10. 1871.

between the hours of 10 am, and 4 pm. on
the premises, sell at public sale. to the high
est bidder for cash the following described
property:
Acertain parcel of land situate, lying and
being In the city of Memphis, the county of
shelby and state of Tennessee, and de-
scrtDed as follows, tO-wit: Being q part OF
lot numbered three hundred and seventy
ON GID as designated upon the original
plan of lots OF the town OF Memphis, which
part OF said lot is thus bounded. Beainnfng
at the northeast corner OF q lot formerly
known as George LrOmWelIs; thence east
with Jefferson street dfty-elght (5S) feet to its
intersection with Third 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-sight
feet and six inches 10 another alley; thence
noTthwardly with said last alley thirty-six
feet 10 the south boundary line OF the Crom-
well lot Aforesaid; thence aastwardly with
said boundary line ninety feet and six in
ches TO the southeast corner of the afOrs-
said Cromwell lot; thence nOrthWRrdlyW with
the east BOUNDARY lin of said Cromwell lot
one hundred n twelve feet six Inches to
the beginning. together with all the appur-
tenanoes thereto belonging. said deed OF
trust was executed to secure the paYmen
OF certain promisory notes to edwin W.
Lehm an, TOR the balance OF the purchase
money. Redemption waived; the title be-
neved TO be good. 1 sell only as trustee.
JyA j. G. JOHNSON. Trustee.
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On tha 29fh nf IuLv. AN

within legal hours, the following described
land, TO wit known as lot (2D tWenty-One,
one of the subdivision OF the Robert Weak
ley tract, just north OF the city, beginning at
the corner OF lot (lS) eighteen OF
said subdivision, thence north with the Ran
dOlph Road QSOSl nineteen hundred and
eight feet to the south end of Wolf river
bridge, thence eastWardly with the
ings Of Wolf river to a stake at the northwest
hfteen hundred and forty feet 20 q stake,
thence west (lODl one thousand and twenty
feet % the beginning, containing 90 twen-
ty four and a half acres. The equity OF re-
demptiOn Is expressly waived, and the title
to said property is believed TO be good, but
1 sell and convey only ~ Trustee
limo MORRIS DOYLE, Trustee.
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Gave!

THEroute 20 this Greatest Natural wonder
= OF ths world IL via Louisville and Nash.
Vile +. K 70 glasgow junction or Gave Citys
Vile. thence by easy stages seven miles
moth Cave Hotel, newly lifted and furnished
throughout, is nTst-elass in every respect.
Amusements OF every kind-splendtd Dare
ing Hall, BILLIARDS, CFOquet, Target Practice,
Base Bah, Ten Pins, etc. Ftnesr Fishing aad
dunting within a few nut walk OF the
Hotel First-cla-s land during the entire
season. Purest atmosphere and most invlEO-
rating climate on the continent TeFnDerT
II the region OF the Gave always $50.
Sulphur Water Of any required strength re-
Gently discovered in the Cave. and always on
hand. Direct telegraphic Communication in
the Hotel. The very best Sumraer Resort in
D.L. GRAVES, Proprietor.
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PETITIONS EoR NcnRPoRAIIon.
Petition for incorporation Old Folks.

No 86.-In the Second Cbancery Court OF
SdelDy County, T~snn-PBtitfon for IncoF-
pOrallon-C. ID. Mclean, Michael MageV-
neg, 9ohn r Vre4eyant, n. ID. L. Stewart,
I'D. Dupre, Eugene Magevney. =. W. Rows
ter F.W- smith, ]. n. Patrick, TuIman
~. 7. Avery, 3. II. Lamb.
A LII parsons ara hereby notified 70 aopear
"A before the second Chanesry Court OF
shelby county Tenn, on or before the drsr
Monday In October, I37ls and show cause, II
any they have OF KNOW OF, why letters Of In
corporation should not Issue 70 the petit
TONERS herein, by the name OF the Old
Foln.7 with the powers and privileges OF q
corporate body, the object OF the Association
being 70 create and preserve a history OF
msn and events Of q local character, % pro-
vide for the poor and unfOrtunate OF the As
sOciatiOn, 70 honor the memory OF good men
worth among the citizens Of the city OF Mem
phis and county OF shelby; the capital STOCK
Of the " Old Folks" not 70 excsed $4,000, 20
be created and held and transferred as may
be provided BY the Bylaws and Constitution
OF the Association, and may consist Of
money, STOCKS, bonds, books or real estate or
either OF all Of these; said Association 70
rave q COMMON seal, and be authorized %
transfer or convey. buy or sell, lease and re-
lease real or personal property its business
TO be lone BY a board Of ten managers OF
other officers, TO be CHOSEN BY ballot that as
q corporate Id may 5ue and be sued, AID
nave an powers incident to rs purposes 81
provided by the act OF Assembly, cha1rer 81,
passed January -, p7l, and approved jan
uRry 20, lB7L This July 4, L6L
ND, L. STEWAETt CLERK and Aasbsrs
By GEO. MALLEEY, Deputy q. and a.
Geo. W. Winchester, sol. Tor com lEs 4yn
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Friday, 18th Day Of AUGUST, 1871,

During legal hours, sell to the highest bid
der, a tact or parcel OF land lytng and sit
uated IN the county of Shelby, state OF Ten
nssBee, en- the west side OF the fernando
road, in the l4th Cfv1 District of said county,
south of and adjoining Judge Kings lot, and
known and described as lot No. 81 OF Mole
more's division, containing dve-and-three-
tOurths acres, more or less; said tract has
been subdtvtded into three lots, and will be
sold separately.
OF SALE.-Credft Of seven mOnths;
purchasers giving notes, with approved Sc.
curtty, and 3 lien retained 70 secure the pay
menJ of the notes. Equity OF REDEEM ptiOn
barred. This 10th day OF July, 1871.
FRANK TAFT, Clerk and Master.
By 3. r. COLEMAN. @ and M.
Walker q HOrrfgau. Solicitors. fvlg
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at L o'clock m, at the Real Estate Exchange
OF Royster, Trezevant & 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 NJ. C.
Reed, for tine sum OF S2Sl ., payable On the
18TH day Of July, A d. 1871, with interest from
the 18TH day OF July, A. ID. 1870, until paid, to-
vii excepting forty-nve (b) acres Of the said
land, heretofore r~elnqu1shed by me as Trustee
and excepting also seventy acres Of said tract
not embraced in said Trust Deed Lying in
Shelby county, and beginning at a stake in the
center of the Raleigh and fernando road, in
the southwest corner Of a ~thirty-acre tract
conveyed TO John POde by John D. White;
thence east 20 chains 81 LINKS 10 q stake 5 links
west of a gam tree marked j p and j d W.
thence north . chains - links to a take in
John POpe's east line thence east 10 chains "a
Inks, with Snead'g line and center Of Macon
road, to a stake northwest corner Of George
land; thence south with Graham's
line 81 chains 81 Links to a stake in Graham's
corner, s links west OF a poplar
marked j G. thence west 40 chains 10 links
with north line of J. D. White ct al, to a stake
center of Raleigh and fernando road thence
north with POpe's east line, center Of said
Raleigh and fernando road, 81 chains and 49
links TO the beginning, containing 1914 acres
excepting from said sale 40 acres of said de-
scribed tract, heretofore re~linqutshed by me
TO the said Russell, and also excepting seventy
acres of the same not embraced In said Trust
Deed. Title believed to be good, but convey
as Trustee only. Equity OF redemption waived
JOHN Il. IRRELEVANT, Trustee.
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-eon-Rssldsnt NOuIce

No. 3H.-ln the Second Chanoery Court OF
Shelby County, Tennessee Angus Berton
VS.. Henry @. Clarke and John Clarke.
1T appearing from the bill, which is sworn
Il to In this cause, that the defendants,
Henry @. Clarke and John Clarke are nom
resident OF the state of Tennessee:
1t is therefore ordered, by the Clerk and
Master, That they make their appearance
herein, at b courthouse OF the Second
Chancery Court, in the city Of Mem
phis, Tennessee, on or before the first
Monday in October, 1871, and plead, answer
or demur TO compartments bill, or the
same will be taken for confessed as to them,
and set for hearing exparte, and that a copy
of this order be published once a week Tor
four successive weeks in the Memphis An
peal. This 18th July, 1871.
NJ. D. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By z MALLERY, Deputy q, and u.
@. W. Frazer, Sol. for cOmpltsL IS20 thu
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Thursday, August y, 1871,

Within legal hours, The following described
property, tO-Wit:
All the right, title and interest OF defendant
BaiUalamachIa, in and 10 a certain term for
ears or leasehOld interest, to begin and run
from The LIST day of may, 1865, for 81 years
thence next ensuing 10 and for q lot of
ground in the city Of Memphis. described as
lot No. 80; beginning on The south side OF
Washington street 1884, feet from the fntersee-
ton OF the east line or Fourth street with
the south line of Washington street; thence
east with Washington street 20 feet and ex-
tending back south, between parallel lines
at right-angles with Washington street, 80
feet 10 8 private alley, being the same prop
erty OnVeyed tOSaltslamaobia by B. b. Wad-
dell on the first day of May or 18TH of jan
uary, 1855.
Also, the liquors, fixtures and furniture in
the saloon, No. Is Jefferson street, Memphis
Also, all the furniture above in said build
ing and the building next thereto on the
west.
TERMS OF SALE-Tls real estate to be sold
on a credit Of six months; notes, with ap-
prOved security required, Tearing Interest
rom date; lien retained as security. equity
of redemption barrel. The personal prop
srty will be sold for cslsh.
EDMUND A. COLE Clerk and Master
Wright & McKissick, and Sam rOoie, Att'ys
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tuesday, ADJUST IS. 1871.

Within legal hours, the following described
property. to.wit:
A certain parcel of land situsted In the city
Of Memphis, Shelby comfy, Tennessee,
known and designated on the plan of said
city as the southern part Of lot S24, beginning
at the southwest cOrne: of lot SA, N the east
side of Second street, snd fronting the same
and an alley running thence east with said
alley Ll46h feetl one hundred and fOrty-eight
feet n SIX inches to the southeast corner of
said lots to an alley thence with the west
inches TO a stake; thense west TO said Second
street lI4SKl one hundred and tOrty-eight feet
six inches; thence south with second street
to the beginning.
TERMS oF SALE-OnG-half ghJ cash; ball
ance in two equal inHtalments, due In six
and twelve montbs-fO: which deferred pay
ments the purchaser shall execute notes
with approved security. Lien to be retained
I'LL same are paid.
EDMUND A. COLI, Clerk and Master.
Wilson q Beard. and Ino. @. Ffnnie. Att'Yis
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ORDINANCE.

Be Il oTda1in, a By ne General oOa@scR Of the oEtv
Of Memphis:
Thai tho Sc eant~at-Ar be empoWereds
and IL is herSuy made part Of his duty, TO no.
tify property owners when their
require repairing; and persons refusing OF
neglecting f5 ii longe time than thirty DAYS
after such noiics to make such repairs, shall
be snbject to tins penalties attached tomis.
demeanorg.
Referred to the Ordinance COMMITTEES, June
8, 1871. Your Councils Ordinance Committee
report faVorably,
Passed first reading by the Councils rules
suspended agreeable to charter, Passed sec
Ond and nnaI reading by Council. Passed
nrst and second reading, by a suspension OF
the rdles, July 5, l87l, by Board Of Aldermen.
Approved July Is. lSLEu Ztaiaz@ c-
John JOHNSON, Mayor.
Attest: L. K. RIoHARDs, city Register. iyl6