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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-15
PETITIOa F0R ING0RP0RATIQN.

No. 81. r. DIN the Second Chaneery Court
OfShelby county, Tennessee.
Charles Kney, Jacob CroiE, George Tousa,
Henry Seessel, Lewis Kney, Peter Gegsr,
william Gates, Henry Wlndlsr, Frank Bu-
bert, Leopold 5ch1u1ng, Isaac Euttk, samuel
F1Itz, Mfcnael DoItzheimer, George Ephing-
stone Joseph Wtndler, Kerr, Jacob
Sch1uing. Anthony WOrner.
A LII persons are hereby notified to appear
"A before the Second ane Court OF smell
oy county, Tennessee, on or before the INST
Monday In January, B7z, and show cause, II
n they have or know Of why letters OF In
corporation should not issue 70 the petition
UNION HIDE AND MELTING AS5OCIA-
TON" with the powers and privileges u =
corporate body, Jo-w1t: OF succession 20 en-
tract and be contracted with; TO Guy and sell
real and personal estate Tor the legitimate
purposes of the Association; 10 sue and De
sneo In thetr corporate nAme,a and 70 collect
tmum At tlu00 and the maximum a. SIu,DsU,
with authority TO organize and exercise tbsIr
privileges IS = Chartered Institution on the
minimum sum of SlO0, with liberty TO in
crease IL 10 the maximum in the discretion
OF 3 majority OF The stockholders; 10 * the
shares Al 20 EACH 70 have power TO buy va
sell AL kinds OF fresh meal, sitner awe OF
prepared for market, and also " buy and sell
hides, talloW, ooAl. ETC., and 10 manufacture
them into such articles OF use as tney may
see Mt, and may Vend the same; aud to be
authorized 70 my In the city and country
sucn real estate - may De necessary IO< tns
leSiumate purposes OF the corporation, To-
vii: 20 buy, care for and sell fIesh meats, or
meats prepared IOr the market In any way;
70 manufacture or In any way prepare Tor
market hides, LalloW ana DIAL, and sell the
same; and 70 erect such buildings IS may be
necessary for tne purposes Aforesaid, On
ground In the city ana country, either held
Oy them absolutely In fee. or Dy law.
1t Ii ordered by me Clerk ana Master that a
COL of THIS order be publisned in the Mem
PMS appeal TOR thirty days.
This, November IL, ISL.
A . attest: N. u. L STEWART,
Clerk and Master.
By Q. BELCHKR, Deputy JterK ana Master.
humes q PosLon. solicitors for Pe~LItinnerH.
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There was a decided Improvement in the
market to-day, Notwithstanding tine huctu-
ations during the day. Transactions AMOUNT
ed 70 300 bales,on a basis Of lsH9l91zc for mid
ding. New York behaved about the same as
yesterday, though not to the same extent. The
market yesterday closed IN New York at 2O1Sci
opened this morning at the same, and at IL
am. reported a "fair demand, unofficial"
20Lc, and confirmed at noon, closing, how
ever, at 201sc, an &c Of. In Liverpool there
was a decided advance, Opening "actiye and
firm" uplands, lOglO1Ed; Orleans, lVk8l0hd;
at Y IN. "acLive and hrmer," and closing
a shade weaker. with an I'd OF on both up
lands and Orleans. In the morning here sales
were made with ease, and buyers were more
wiling 20 pay prices; but after the later news
vas received caution was again resorted 10,
and but few transactions were made. The
market, We have 10 remark, is, in New York,
precisely where IL was al the close on Monday,
and in Liverpool "a better, so the general
ontlook remain fair and promising. and the
ductuation caused In the middle OF the DAY
has but little effect upon the general market.
Amer the ssfhan fry" are slaughtered. broiled
and devoured cotton viii settle down ta fair, II
not a high price, and rule more steady. Among
the sales to-day were " strict ordinary, E5sc;
i2J good ordinary, lsl4e; az low middllng, l9c;
So mfddling, VIC; 10 mixed, LSzci ~ mid
dlfng IgK3l9Ec, % strict and good middlidg,
2iLc; ~ low mlddllng, lsh1e; 70 good ordinary,
lsIc: . middling TO strict ls5c; strict and
good middling, 29%c; 90 strict middling, 2gxc;
"a good ordinary, BXc; " mlddliBg, l9<c: rs
~mfddlinR, lgLc; 81 strict good ordinary, ISzc;
6 ordinary, nc; 10 good niddling, aye; ~ strict
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SPECIAL

hooks 20 b 81 stems-The FIRST o
OF winter tells tremendously upon enfeebled
systems. Every one now that in passing
from q warm region TO q cold one, or vice
versa, the body requires as q protection
against epidemIcs. an acclimating medicine.
All travellers and voyagers admit this. 1t is
equally necessary to acclimate the system in
passing the confines of one season and enter
Ing upon another. Autumn is gone and win
ter is here. Prepare the frame and the con
ttitution TO meet the change by q course Of
Hostetter's stomach Bitters. This inestima-
BILE vegetable tonic increases the staminA
strength Of those who take IL and renders
them proof to q great extent against the de-
vitaliEing power OF cold and damp These
two agents are as prolific OF disease as tropi-
cal heat, and animal vlgor-5uch vigoT as
this healthful and pure tonic difiuses
through The whole organic ltion-1s q repe'-
liant which they cannot master. A large
proportion Of the colds, catRrrhs and pull
monsry complaints which prevail In winter,
might be avoided, by strengthening and reg
ulating the system in advance with this in
vigorant and alternative Not that II is re-
commended "a s specific for those COM
plants, bat as a~prsventive OF their csuses.
On the other hand. II is not only q prevent
i've Of, but a SPECIFIC for the indigestion, in
testinal Irregularities, ma1arious levers, bill
ious attacks and nervous affections, superin'
ducsd by a chilly and damp atmosphere.
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Tues Jay, Dscsmbsr 10. 1871,

The following described lands, tO-Wit;
section &, township 5, range II west, Tnnica
county, in theS ta'e o. Mississippi
Also the following lands in Bolivar c0un-
ty, Mississippi: All of section 10, the north
east i OF section IL, township Is north, range
5 west, comprising In all IN said county Of
Also, The following lands In the State Of
Arkansas, situate in Green county, being the
northwest y section II, the south fractional
II OF southwest y Of section :, south y frac-
tionai southeast y section !, south y frsc.
tionai southwest 4 section ], township Il
north, Aange east; LoutheAst 4 fractional
section ]; north y fractional southeast i OF
section ]; southwest 4 fractional southeast i
of section J; SOUTHWEST fractional OF north
west 4 section 2 township a north, ranges
east; north II fractional section 20; south y
fractional northeast z section u; north y
fractional southeast y section y; north y
fractional southwest 4 section II; north =
fractional southwest y section Is; east y
fractional northwestH section 10; southwest
u fractional section 10; west \ fractional
sogthsest section Z, tSWnz6ip q noTth,
angel east.
Also, in Poinsett county, Arkansas, the
whole OF s elton 80; south u section Is, town.
ship I0north. range 3 east
Also, in Arkansas county, State Of Arkan-
sas north y section 4, township 4 south.
range2 west.
Also, in Monroe county, State OF Arksn-
sas, all dissection Is, all OF section q, the west
~ .@@
ton 2, southwest quarter OF northeast quar-
ter Of section z, west half OF sOutheast quar-
ter Of outhwes quarter section q, northeast
quarter Of ACCOMPLISHMENTS section q, town
iii south, rsnge l west; west half ofsouth-
west quarter dissection 3; west half OF north
west quarter Of section 10; gest quarter
OF southwest quarter Of section 10, township
3, a I west.
Also, the following lands in the State OF
Arkansas, which are held jointly and equally
by Mat Clay and said bankrupt James E.
Saunders, the interest OF the said bankrupt
therein, situate In Monroe county, being
southeast quarter section q; uthW quar-
ter fractional section "A; west part fractional
or northwest quarter section %; northeast
quarter section 70; east half quar-
ter Of section e; the northeast quarter OF
southwest quarter north of river Of section
20; north part OF southeast quarter section
.; northeast quarter of southeast quarter of
section IS; south halt both sides Of river,
section "a, township 8, south, range /. east;
the east half fractional section 5; ali of frRc-
ional section 4; the south half Of fractional
section 3; the northwest quarter Of Il actionAl
section 3; northeast quarter of fractional
northeast quarter OF section 3; east half Of
fractional section 8; all of fractional section
3, township 4 south, range l east
MILTON HOMES, Assignee Of
nl4tufr Jas. E saunders q Son. Bsnkrupts.
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k~On-Rssids1f Notjcs.

No. Sl, \. R.-Iu the First Ccancsry Court Of
shelby cCunty, Tennessee.-james 4. Tenn
pie VI. Jobn eager ct al
IT appearing that a bill was nled, as inoi-
i Gated by above statement, on August q,
ls65, which was sworn 10, sLattrg that de1eno-
ants, John 6sger a. d Miriam Ia eager, were
non. resid ents OF the state Of Tennessee;
that said John eager was Indebted to COM
plainant in the sum of sou, IS evidenced "
q prOmissOry note payable IN six months
from March 4, 1901 In pursuance Of which
an attachment was issued against s7id de-
PENDANTS August %. 1865, aud returned levied
on their property that on December Is, ISL
an amended bill was nled by complainant
which was sworn 10, stating that defendants,
John eager, Miriam L. eager and Richard ID.
b. Miller, are non residents OF tennessee:
II is therefore order ed, That they make
their appearances herein, at the courthouse
in the city Of Memphis, tennessee, on or be-
fore The nrst Monday in February, 1872, and
plead, answer or demur 70 compliments
original ard amended bill, or the same
viii be taken Ior confessed as to
them and set for hearing exParte; and
that a copy of this order be pub
lished once a week, tor four successive
weszF, in the Memphis Appeal.
A ~copy-Attest:
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By ~ BLACK, Ueputy G. and NJ.
j. E. temple, Sol. for complainant. dl4thu
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Thursday. December "a, 1871,

Within legal hours. the following described
property, to-wit: Lists Nos. rs 8. 10 II, II 81,
IS. S.. 81. 81, 70, 100 l0l, l02. las. l46. Ia, ll4, 4s,
l42, III, 40, Is9, tsS, ls7, ls8, Bi, l34, l&. 49,. 1871,
10, i29. l2s, Ia, l2a, rs, l2l. lZ3, IL, LII, 40. 1leu
II, ~, lie. zig, ia ~. ~, III 10 ls los To-
90. 6s. 81, %, IS, 81, 81, 90. 81. 60, s., s.. 81, s., IS, 81,
81. 81, 81 and So, on W. s. FIppln's subdfvt-
sion and plat Of a tract Of land soath OF and
near the city OF Memphis, in Shelby county,
Tenn, purchased by said FnPpin Of d,
Looney q Co., and conveyed 70 lppin by j.
u. Collier and wife; said lots containing 2k
acres, more or less, and lying between :. M,
Wheaton's and A Vaccaro's land, and which
VIII be sold according 70 a subdivision OF
same now on file herein, which was made
BY j. h Humphreys, in pursuance Of the de-
cree Tor sale requiring such, 10 make IL
more suitable ano eligible for residences, etc.
Zee map at Clerks ONCE.
TERMS OF LE.- q credit Of six and
tweive u and ~ months; notes with good Sc
curly required: lein retained to further Sc
cure same; equity Of redemption barred.
EDMUND A. C0LE. Clerk and Master.
Charles KOrtrecht, Attorney, uo20wed
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Kon-Rssldsnt kOtlCe,

No. Hs6, r DIN the Second Chancery Court
of Shelby county, Tennessee.-DeSoto Bank
Of Memphis ct al Va. L. r. Gilbert and
others
IN this cause 1t appearing from the petition
Il of W.. h. Eastlsnd for writ of error coram
nobis, etc, that the defendants in said petit
ton, Francis p. Furnall, Francis p. Fur
nall, IT, Renwtck ". Champion and Isaac N
Davis, arm of Furnalls, Champion a Co, are
non-IesidenLs OF The Stale Of Tennessee:
II is therefore ordered by the Clerk and
Master, Thst said defendants In said petit
ton make their appearances herein, at the
Courthouse Of the Second Chancery
Court of 9hslby county, In the city
Of Memphis, Tennessee, on or before the
nrst Monoayin January, lS7l, n plead, an-
sWer or demur to said petition. or the same
win be taken for confessed rs to them and
sci for hearing exparte; n that q copy Of
this order be published once q week, for our
successive weeks, In the Memphis Appeal.
Thfs November "A, ISL.
A copy-etteat:
nd. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
BY ., BELcHER, Deputy @. and n.
CAN'T . Mcdowell, Sols. sor eomp1ts.(nEs %
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Saturday, December q, 1871,

Within legal hours. the following described
property, situated in shelby county, Ten.
nessse, and on Presidents Island. to-wit:
Beginning at the northwest corner Of William
Parsons I2So acre tract; thence north 2Le
west ESQ chains to the middle chute of the
mississippi river; thence up it with its
meandertngs to Lawrence's northwest cor
ner; thence south 81 cnains 70 MS
corner on Parsons north line; theme west
So chains and 81 links to the beginning, con-
tainiug by estimate n about 4U0 acres
TERMS OF BALE-On q credit OF six, twelve
n eighteen months, In equal payments,
with interest from date; bona and good seou-
rity required; lien to be retained to secure
same. Equity CT redemption barred
This November q, ISL
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
Uonaa a Andara0n afftva nQQ-W.I
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From General Council
.Z-nW UTrnNE

Resolved. That the city engineer be IN
structed 10 place a suitable crossing over Gay
street. nj the intersection with MainZthAl
being necessary TO complete the deWalk on
Nam street. adopted by council December
s,Isl. Concurred in by board OF aldermen
Resolved, That the city engineer Is hereby
instructed 10 advertise for ten days ior pro
posaIs FOR grading F1nh street rom Mil u
the corporation line; and the mayor isauthor,
lied 10 close a contract with the lowest ano
best bidder. Referred by the council % theii
improvement COMMITTEES, December . lSll
Rs-Olved, That q fOOt-Drldge, Win nanu'
railing. BE- erected over the bayou u the Dortf
end OF Quimby street Adopted by the council
Decemter g, 1871 and cOncurned IN py AAs
board OF aldermen December II, III.
Resolved, That the city engineer nave
erected iron -lamp-pOsts IN AaDama street
three hundred feet apart, on each side OF tht
sfreet from the intersection Of Thornton
avenue and Alauama street 20 Jones avenue.
also. two Iamp-pOsts on Thornton avenue
batweeu Carroll avenue and Alabama street
Adopted by the council D~ecembere, ls7l, ano
concurred in by the by the board Of aldermen
DeeemDeT II, lS7L.
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tuesday, January 9, 1872,

within legal hours. the following described
lana
Being part OF entry No. "a, for 1876 acres, in
the name ofEdward Cherry, dated on the 5tn
day OF April. 1914, bounded as follows: Be-
ginning at the northwest corner of said en-
Try, at q stake "a links south OF a sweet gum
marked \; thence east 80 chains and % links
to 9 stake in Fish Lake, from which south
81 west "a to q locust marked e; Themes
south "A chains and So links to q stake, from
which north 40o 45 east 10 inks white oak
marked p Themes east l chain and IS links TO
q stake, from which north 80 30 west 81 links,
q box elder marked W thence south IA chains
and Al links to a stake, from which south so
80 west "a I'M Ks an elm marked L @; thence
Is chains and 20 links 10 a small blackberry
marked 4 B; thence south a chains to q stake
on the bank OF Purcell Chute, near a cotton
wood marked u theme up said chute with
the old banks or meenders thereof north 6S0
so west $50 chains north, 6o west, Az chains
north, 619 4S west, u chains noItn IS west, IL
chsins north ne 30 west. 5 81 chains to stake
4 links west OF a cotton wood marked W.;
thence north "a chains and 80 links to a stake
70 links Il. CT an elm marked w thence W. Is
81 chains to a stake; thence n. y chains and
links to the beginning, containing las acres,
and lying and being on Island No. 40, In shel
By county. Tennessee.
ths purchaser executing a note with ap
lien will be retained on the land. Equity Of
redemption forever barred.
JAMES REILLY, Clerk.
By ]. Il CULLEN, DC.
Randolph, Hammond & Jordon, Soils. for
cOmplafnanta. d1aaf
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d virtue Of aDeed OF Trust executed 10
u william A. Blythe by James Wicker
sham, 7tn February, Is82, recorded In tns
heglsters ONCE OF Shelby county Tennessee
IN BOOK % pages e63, Sa, 30, and an crdeI
made " tns law side OF The common Law
and Chaneery Court of Memphis II it, O.tJ-
Der tsrm, lS3, appointing me Trustee, vice
william A Blythe, deceased; and further ty
virtue OF a Judgment rendered In this "a
prene Court Of Tennessee, al lis ApIu tern
I6ll, In the ease OF James WicksFznam vs.
Miles AsriWetner et al, 1 WILL, ALL O'clock
Am, On
friday, 291h DeeembeF, LszI,
sell In mons Of The CounIy court Buldiug.
Memphis, AZ public sale, 10 the h1gnssg DID
DER, IOr easks the Pre- perry deseIiDed Ia sad
deed Of Trust as the north hail o. part o.
Lot NO. OF Milton A Kerr's subdivision o.
james I. HardaWsy's country lot in Mem
phis, being that part OF HubdtVided lot No. q.
lnclcsod and lytng between our street add
Pigeon koost road street, ironing s. leet On
each street, and extending ABOUT ~ rom
one street 70 The other, On which are two
framed houses" The nghI OF TsGemsLiou is
waved. The title Is believed 10 be uneu-
numbered, exospt for back taxes. bat 1 cou-
Vey my As trustee.
nos tdsl HILES NERIWETHER. Trustee.
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Chancsry Sale Of RsaI Estate.

No. lIs. N. R-First Chaneery Court ofshelby
county, Tenn.-Winiam Chase OF TX. vs..
James h Wall ct Al.
ID virtue Of an i-nterloeutory decree for
ID sale entered IN the above cause. August
3, 1853. and renewed November 10, 1874, VIII
sell, at public auction, 20 the highest bidder,
In front OF the Clerk and Masters ONCE,
Greenlaw Block. Second street, Ia theoity Of
Memphis, Tennessee, on
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NEW YORK, December II, lois a.m.-Marke
strong; ordinary, f77sc; good ordinary, lsc
Alabama, 2Kc; middling Orleans, &7sc; midd
, ling Texas, Zl1sc. Futures-December, 1870
January, @1sc; February, 20Ac; March, 205sc
II Observation-Disclosures have advanced
| Middling, 2Lc
y Cotton quiet; ordinary. I7Kc: good
| ordinary, l9Lc: low middling, 1870, middling
2OAc; middling Alabama, 20Rc; middling, or
leans, BIC; middltng Texas, 2l4c. Sales to-day
l0O bales; sales last evening, 100 bales. Flu
tures-December. lgNc; January, 1875; Febru
airy, 2O1<c; March, 2O5Sc; April, 9Zc; May, 20Ec
$40 p.m.-Market quiet and weak; ordinary
l73sc; good ordinary, l9c; low middling, 1890
middllng, 21sc; middling Alabama, 21fc; mid,
ding Or cans, 2gNsc; middltng Texas 2lZsc
Sales for export, 25 bales; ~spinners, 200 bales
in transit, 30 bales. Futures II 900 bales. Sales
last evening 10 spiuners, 700 bales futures, III
AIRY, zoe; March, 20hc; April, A5se; May, 2gHc.
Cotton IN Rev Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, December IA, II:O a.m.-Cot-
ton firm; middllng, i9A@l9Ic. Sales, 1000 bales
Sight exchange &c. discount; sterling ex-
2p.mIOofton quiet; middIing, Ig<9IgZc,
Sales, $500 bales. Sight exchange &c. discounts
sterling, E5zglSkc.
Cotton I'm Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL, December Il, Ills a-m-Cotton
active and hrmer; middling uplands, lOglOd1s;
middling Orleans, l0%9lOLd. Sales for the
day 1000 Dales.
2JP.m-Cotton active and frmer; middling
uplands, lG9l0Hd; middling Orleans, 1890
l0Hd. Sales To-day, 2 900 bales, OF which 7OOU
were tor export ands peculatiOn.
l45 pm.-COttOn active and hrmer; sales for
the day, 20,0OJ bales, of which 1000 were for
export and speculation. Middllng uplands,
lO@l01d; middling Orleans, lVk@l03d. Savan-
nan or Charleston shipping or 70 be shipped
8 l5-IGd-
Middllng uplands, s1s9lOu; middling Orleans,
lOA@ -0tsd.
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Wednesday, January 10, 1872,

within legal hours, the lots of land desig-
mated and numbered from l to 52tnclustFe,
on the plan of subdivision of G7K acres OF
isn't belo ging to Z. J.. L. Winnf situate In
Shelby county, on the new Raleigh road,
and in part on the north oy VOL
river. These lots, as laid on on the plan nov
on exhibition At the ONCE OF the Clerk ana
Master and of complainants' SOLICITOR, Il.
Mcfarland, ESQ, embracs 5, 9. % and Y aeres.
These lots, or any Of them, viii De solo on
g credit OF six and twelve montnsi notes
with security will be TeQutred OF me pQr.
chaser, n lien retained to secure the de-
ferred payments.
we'll adapted for SMALL FARMS, or for gaI.
dening purposes.
Rave seldom been offered TO the
me W-ooD-DEALER. the GARDKNER, and all
who want residence property adJacentto and
convenient 20 Memphts-being on the line Of
the railroad from Memphis 70 Raleigh, and
only ~ miles from Cour square.
nS Full particulars and plans can be q
at my oTce, or OF L B. Mcfarland, Sol. nor
c-omplainants, at the Planters Insurance
Building. No. Al Madison street, Memphis,
dstdl Il. b L. STEWART, Clerk ana Mastsr.
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%E0N-REsIDENT NOTICE.

No. 2O9, o. Rim b First ChanceTy Court
of shelby county, Tennessee.@Sut1a Mea-
yer vs.. William II. Bland OF al
TT appearing from an order OF Court IN this
cause Thai John Nay, the purchaser OF
lots 4, ) and o, formerly sold herein, has de-
parted this LIE; that Sarah J. Fielder form
erlv Nav and Michael 8. Fielder her has
band1 \ Cynthia n. May, widow Of said
decedeot. residents Of Oxford. Mississippi;
MAY q. Futreu formerly May and her nus
band Alfred Futreu and John 2. May, are
resfdents Of Arkansas-aQ OF whom are the
widow and heirs OF said decedent, and nom
residents Of the state Of Tennessee:
1t IL therefore ordered, That they make
tneir appearances herein Al the courthouse
in the city Of Memphis, Tenn. on or before
the Grst Monday in January, n73 and show
cause, II m they have, why his said suit
should not be revived, and Judgment, ETC.,
rendered agatnAt them, or the same viii be
heard and proceeded with exparte; snd that
q 0 Of this order be published once q
week, for four successive weeks, In d Mem
phts Appeal. November 10, Ill
E0MUEDA A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By r. J. BLACK, Deputy ca II.
A Mfoou. Soils for fanmpl't mil sat
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Saturday. January Is 1872.

Within legal hours, the following described
real estate, to-wit; Situated, lying and being
in the county OF Shelby, State Of Tennessee,
tO-Wit; Lying Immediately south Of n ad-
Joining the Memphis and Charleston rail-
road on which 3. A Meacham now resides,
bounded on the east by the lands of Bedford,
south by the Gibson lrsctI west by those OF
]. Stout and north by the Memphis aud
Charleston railroad and the lands Of Per.
kius, containing two hundred n thirty
(2S0l acres, lust east Of Forrest Hill.
Terms OF sale-Oue-third cash, balance In
one and two years, notes bearing interest,
Lien retained to secure the deferred pay
ments.
But the above described land VIII be offered
a. private sale until the date aforesaid, at
my ONCE, upon the same terms, and 1 viii
sell the whole tract or viii sell the
IS acres of the western end, or %
acres on the east srn end, 10 suit wishes OF
purchasers. Plans Of the subdivision with
surveys thereof, msy be seen at my office,
and If not sold at private sale, the same will
be offered at public sale as above.
This December IL, All.
ID. ID. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
f.. W Ffplay. Solieitor. decl3tds