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Petition to Amend Charter.

I'D -
No. FRLFirst Chancey COuF OF Shelby
county.
"HFRFSS TIKI President and Directors
w Of the railroad company chartered
barafofore by the laws OF AlHbanag Mtssis-
siDnf ana TeHuesseeyuude the HamS aud style
hi me selma, Marion and Memphis Railroad
Company of Tenuesse6 RudLAlabama ana
MfsSisstppf and OF tha Selma. Marion and
Memphis Railroad Company UfAfRbama. ana
which Il designated IN the 4eaueSse charter
gf-fntedl IL as The Memphis ana SelmR Rail
road Company, have Ned a petitIon in ths
First ChHnceTy Court OF shelby d pray
ing an amendment to tho enn6sses charter
in thiss that the corporate am adopted b.
the FennesSee legislature be changed 80 as II
conform 10 the name Adopted BY Mississippi
and Alabsrna, thereby making the corporate
name tdenrtcai IN the three ti STATES.
II is therefor ordered, That all persons
wishing 50 10 do, make thelr appearance
herein, at The courthouse u said Court, IN
Memphis IenuesseE-nn ur nefore the nrsr
Monday In MAY, Is2, AMI sbt cause II any
they have, Why said amendult Mt IS aSkeoIo
IN said petition, should mol re grantedl anu
thRt q COPY Of order Re pubHsned Ior
thirty days IN The Memphis Appeal I'M
March -. l6zZ
AeebF-atfsst
@FbM0ND A.COLE, Gen 4 and Master.
Z. RER.IRtAcKxD O. and n.
Harris, Pillow & Pillow, solicitors Tor PET
4-A
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Attachment Notice.

No. ug, A. DIN the First Cireuit Court OF
Shelby county, Tennessee. +. Hicks, JOIN
s. sullivan, John G. Sinnott, R. w. Adams,
F. 7. smith and Martin Walt VS.. The Mem
phis and Little Rock Railroad Company.
TN this cause an attachment having been
L sued out under section 345 of the CGde of
Tennessee, and returned into COurt, LEVIED by
on the property, money, goods
and effects of defendant, IN the hands OF GER
tain parties, and nfhaVit having been made
that the defendant IS Justly Indebted to
plaintiffs I'm the sum OF $500 by n note and &C
count, and that the defendant Is a nOn-resi-
dent of the state of Tennessee:
II is therefore ordered, That 1t make its per
sonal appearance herein, before the Judge Of
the First Cirouit Court Of shelby county, at
the courthousem the city OF Memphis, on the
third MondayfH May next, and defend said
attachment suit, within tho time prescribed
by law, or the same VIII G prQceeded with ex-
parte; and that a5eopy of this order be pub
lished once q week, for four consecutive
weeks, In the Memphis Appeal
FRANK TAFT, Clerk.
BY L. f.. BOSWELL, u. {.
Elicit & Phelan, Attorneys for plaintiff.
. rsahQAn m .HnH rr
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ExCELsIOR FLAMING MILL.

which I win als1 sslI at fha same time and
place, consisting Of the buildings. improve
ments and machinery on, the said leasehOld
property, including the steam-engine and
boiler, smoke-staek, fre-front, bars, pumps,
shafts, driving and Jfy-wheels pulies, pipes,
all completes; Que scrolLsaw, with saws, ia
bfes, counters, shaft, pulltes, belts, hangers
and tools belonging thereto; one eToss-cut or
swinging, with saYs-tabIe. counters. shaft
hangers, pullies, bets, etc, all complete; all
the turnfng-lathes In said mill, with frame,
counters shafts, hangers, pullies, belts, rests,
cOncentrfe slide, lathe-sheerS, chisels, boring
machin and all the tools pertaining thereto,
together with all the. betting and shafting in
said mill, with all The hangers and pullieS
therein; also, two grind-stoneS, one FarrOw
surfacer, one large sized improved iOOrer and
hatcher, with knives, belts and match-setter
two rip-saWS, with frames and mandillS; one
mortieer, with compound bed, together with
all the Ounter ~shaft-hangerS, pullies, belts
and all other tools and appliances attached TO
or used with either OF these. things; also, one
re-Spiitter or weather-bOard saWfng machine,
with shaftingj pullies and belts; all the vices,
with benches, Work-benehes, hammers,
wrencheS, ire-iFOns and all other tools and
lenginery not herein particularly named now
in said Excelsior Mills.
h leaSehold has three years from January
lastt6 run, and the buildings belonging to the
leSsees at the end of the lease. The rent is
SIS permonth; the property centrally located.
The engine now in usei n the mill is OF thirty
five horsepower, and complete In every re-
spect. h title to ihe property Is believed 70
be good; l convey as trustee.
apis W. MESSICK, Trustee,
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CINCINNATI.

-CINCINSATI, April 2~L-Flour-in good de.
mand, al fun prices family, 81 S5gs. Wheat
IS in good demand; red, 81 7I@I7A. Corr
steady at 499J0cs Rye steady at sI8g3c. Oats
full prices asked but no demand; SI2 75a
IS regular asked no city packed 10 be
had below SIS Lard-demand Light
but holders firm; summer steam, SIC
winter, SIC. Bulk meats-demaud light
bat holders frm; shoulders, &c; sides
FzQ6k96%e; heavy sides are In de
mand at these rates for boxing, but ar,
held &c higher. B-acon-demand light bu'
holders firm; shoulders, Esc; sides, GZ971sc
Hogs u and light, at 81 S0GA Whisky ad
yanced. closing al Sc.
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On Saturday, May Z, 49,.
Chmeery Sale Of Real Estats
MAY 4,1s12.

-
No. AlS-JOhn Green ct 81. Is. A. Mitchell
et al-In the second ChSncery-G court OF Shei-
by county, Tennessee.
DY virtue OF an iureridcut9Ty order Of sails
ID made in this cause, Viii sell 70 the high
est bidder atpuhitc sale, In Mont or the second
Chaneery courtroom. OF Second street, Mem
phts, Tennessee,
- On Saturday. May 4. Iss3.
Within legal hours the following described
re.tl estate: -
Aeertaf1 tract Of land In Shelby eoanfy.
Tennessee, described n bounded as follows.
Beginning at 8 stake. rom which north "a
west twelve ~ links, sn elm marked
thence south thirty four ca chatns M my
so links to a stake; from whfchsOuth fs[
west thirty-SiN links, sweet gum marked J .
thence east eievenJ1D chainsa and seYeuty-four
ca links 20 q stake in the field; thence north
thirty-fOur 80 mains MY 800 links 20 q
stake. from which south 4G west twenty-sx
t6J links, an ash marked II; thence west
eleven III chains and SeTsnty-four 40 ink
1 beginning. containing forty and one
half (i015l acres, and being part Of original
grant g14fOF so acres, In the name or George
Loherty.
Terms o6salAOn a credit OF seven anu
eighteen months purchaser executing notes,
bearing interest, with good security lien re
tanned; equity Of redemption barred This
April ?, lS72.
IN. D.L STEWART, Clerk and Master.
Hanson. Estes & Dashiel, Soils for comps
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, April 2i-Fiour dull and
dropping; low 10 choice XXX, &9l0; choice
family, sl860Gi2 50. Corn advanced; mixed
and yellow, 68@59e; white, Bg70c. Oats, 5S@
sc. Bran, 81 O6l 90. Hay advanced; prime
Sti choice, So. Pork dull mess, Sl3 -
Bacon dull at 51EgTK97Hc. Sugar-cured
hams, i1aSllIe. Lard dull; fierce, $40
yhei keg, l09l0Ec. Sugar dull low eommo
7Aci fair 10 fully fair, S99c. Moiasses-small
receipts; fair fermenting, &c; good ferment-
ing Aei prime city refining rebailed, 45c.
prime, f2c5 inferior, S9c. Codee Isl%a20Lc.
Whisky, B1a94c.
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Notiee 10 Tax-Pavers.

TO the Taxpayers or the Fifth Civil District
i Of shelby county Tennessee This il to
notify you that L VIII attend At "a Adams
street, on The 18th day Of April, ISL for fhe
rpO OF Assessing the real and personal
property subject 70 taxation In my district rs
required by the laws OF Tennessee, at which
time you are hereby notified 10 attend n
furnish me, under OATH a correct statement
and list Of all your property, both reRt SID
personal, subject to taxation in ms district.
giving an accurate description Of the same
separately. together with the value. AudHn
the event that n taxpayers Of said district
fail to attend az the place and time Indicated
by this notice, and furnish a eorrect list OF au
his taxable property, thenI viii demand the
LIST NJ his residence, and Il per cent To bis
assessment. II any taxpayer fail To- efvG a
correct list upon Suchdemand made, / Will as
sess his or theif property thus falling 10 cIm-
ply with the law at double its value.
JOHN SPELLAfAN.L J.. p.
Tax-ASseSsOT for the Fifth civil District iOf
Shelly county. qrfe
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Cotton was duh in New York throughout
the day and closed dull with sc decline on
chsured .21sc. Liverpool was dull and IN
changed. mfddlng uplRndsr u1sd. q IN
favorable kilograms produced no apparent
CHANGE in rates in Our market, for the reason
thar % little is done in anything below stItet
ordinary. quotations nthose gfadss - NIUE
better than nominal. strict ordinary 20 good
ordinary Is firm. because there Is more OF those
grades wanted than can be found. Thehtgher
grades maintain previous quotations. Inc
Teather to-day has been fine and especially
favorable TO planting. and some appreheH-
Si0us are expressed that 8 CONTINUATION q
such weather may have a depressing effect
upon the prices. by increasing confidence an
tie next crop. The following is the aggregate
OF the sales reported 70 Us: H bales at lsEci z
al Issze, low ordinary Z at 1876 AT AJc, or
dinary y at we: % at D1Sc - at 2E4ci2 a.
Pie. strict ordinary IL al ZtHei 80 atziHci ~
strict good ordinary Il al 25sc;S4 atH4e, iPN
middling; 81 at &c, middling; ? AZ 25ze, strict
middling. ? az PFC, good abiding lndlcat-
u tolaL - z. nr EhnuI Lull haLea-
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BTTTERS
S. T.--1S6O--X.

This wonderful vegetable restorative
is the sheet-anehOr of the feeble and
debilitated. As a tonic and cordial for
the aged and languid, 1t has no equal
among stOmaehies. As a remedy for the
nervous weakness to which r
especially subject, if Is s%uperseding
every other stlmulant. In all climates,
tropical, temperate or frigid, it acts as a
specific in every species Of disorder
which undermines the bodily strength,
and breaks down the animal spirits.
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Teller.
Attachment Notice.

Before 8. A. MooRE, Justice OF the Peace for
Waller.
A FFIDANIT having been made before s. A.
~ Moore, Justice Of the Peace for the ounty
OT Shelby and STATE of Tennessee, for attach
ment, and the same having been returned
levied, etc, on a claim by account for seventy
1--WE dollars, and that the claim is inst and un-
maid. or amy part of the same, and that the
said isam Wafer IS nonresident Of the State
Of Tennessee, and that he is frauduleRtly run
ming his property from the State Of Arkan-
sas In order to evade the process of law In
said State:
1t is therefore ordered, That publication be
made in the Memphis Daily Appeal, a news
said state, for four successive weeks, com.
handing the said Isam Waller 10 appear be.
fore me, at my office, IN the city Of Memphis
on the I'D day Of May, 1872, at 10 O'Clock am.
and make defense 70 said suit against him, OF
IL win be proceeded with ex parte. .
apl7 wed s. A. MOORE. ]. p.
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Creditors Notice.

No. ag-In h First GhsSncefy Court OF Shelby
county, Tennessee.-MaFy A. smith, Admin
istratrlx Of Over smith. deceased, vs.. Agnes
smith ct al, heirs and Creditors OF the estate
Of owen smith, deceased.
IN the above cause an order was entered
Il March p, lS2, for ali creditors OF the estate
OF said decedent to Ole their clHims.r etc;
1t Is therefore ordered, That theUmaks their
appearance hereln. At the courthouse Ia the
city OF -8femphfs, Tennessee, on or before the
first Monday tnJune, 81, y file and es1ab-
iiSh their elatnS and demands against the eS-
tate Of said owen smith, deceased, or the
cause Will be heard n proceeded with eX-
parte. n thai a copy OF this order be pub
lished onoe a week, for our Successive weeks
IN the Memphis Appeal. Thfs March 2, 81.
A -copS-affest: H&
EDMUSDN- COLE, Clerk md Master.
BY X. J. BLACK, D. c. and ~.
II. Clay Kin Sol. for COMMIT. mh2otu
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LArEsr REPORT BY TELEGRAPH.l


NEW YORK, April "A.
The dry goods trade Is rather inactive. Lead
ing dry goods jobbers are doing a fair business
al steady and firm prices, but with commits
sion men and cloth Jobbing houses trade con
tinues duh for the season. All Woolens are
held firmly, and the market Is buoyant with
prices well up on most descriptions OF staples
Cotton steady and firm, both for plain and
colored printed. Dress goods of an textures
have met with ready enough sale at prices
which afford q fair margin. Buyers are OPP
Grating cautiously, and the whole trade Is IN q
healthy condition.
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Nonresident Notice.

no. &R. Din the second Chancery Court
Or Shelby GOunty, TenneSsee-Wm wH-
kins ct al vs.. Urath Armour-
Tappearing from ahfdavit in this caHsH that
Il the defendant, Urath Armour, is a nom
resident Of The state Of Tennessee
10 is therefore ordered, by the Clerk and
Master, tina she make this appearance here.
In, at heC9urthOuse of the second Chancerv
Court OF shelby county. IN the city Of Mem
PMS, Tennessee, on or before the first Mon
day IN June, lS72. and plead. answer or de-
muir 10 compliments bill, or the same will be
taken FOR confessed rs 10 her, ana set for hear
ing expaTte, and that a cOp Of this orier~ne
published once q week. for four successive
weeks, in the Memphis Appeal. h april
a eOpy-attest.
III. D. l. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
Bye. BELCHER- Deputy e. and N.
j. a. RODerfson. Sol. for cnmnlr,r nrIl N
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Satnrday. May 4th. IS52.
~Nnn.Resident Nntien.

no. 52e.-Tn the Second Chaneery G01rt 81
kali ". Irene +. Hezektah-
RI appearing from the bill which is sworn tC
in this cause that the defendant, Irene r
Hezekfah Is "a non-fesident OF the State o.
TenneSsees
n is therefore ordered by the Clerk and Mas
ter. Ths she make her appearance herein, a
the courthouse OF the Second Chancery
Court In the city Of Memphis, Tennessee. OF
or before the nrst Monday in June, 49,, ans
plead answer or demurt to complaints bill, o.
the same Will be AXE for confessed as to her
the said Irene T. Hezekiah, and set for hearini
ex Parte; and that a copy Of his order b
published once week, for four saecessivi
weeks, IN the Me 1phiS4 Appeal.
This April p, lS72.
NJ. D.. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By GEoRGE MALLERx, Deputy c and u
d. Pierce & DfE Ealfra for T0runlf ans
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Nan.Resident NOtfee.

No-5sfR Din the second tahaucery CouIt
- shelby q Tennessee Szlt9 Ban
ri appearfne rom the bth which Is duly
aworn to I this aus9 that IA defendant
I1saph y, BauHnf Il 8 non1o2iae1t OF thu
state Of Tenaessee:
Snfgrner6fore ordered By the Cfsrk and Ma
sers he make bis appearances herein, 81
fTe Courthouse OF the Second Ihancery Court
Tenuesses, on or before the b7es MondE -
Nay, ES2 and plead answer o. dsmur noeom-
0f4fnanfRhEEo5deH8ma VII ~aEn foz
confessed as 70 h1m aud g or hearing ex-
Hshed once q week, Tor Tour suScSzztrs weeks
in me Memphis Appeal,
This April s, 1872.
A~copy-At1esE
500 N DIX STEWART, CleI ( ana MaStsf.
% by 6. BELcHEEs DrE uty C-snd n.
Geo. Gl1han, SOL DT conf lalnaRk spg
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R-ATCHELORS, HAIR DYE.

THIS superb Hair Dye is the best in the
Il wOrld-perfectly harmless, reliable and in
Simultaneous; no Disappointment; no ridicu-
lous tints or disagreeable odor. The genuine
VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dye produces imme-
dIately a splendid black or natural brown,
leaves the hair clean, soft beautiful does not
contain a particle of lead or injurious COM
pound. sold by all druggists. Factory, I6
BOND STREET, NY. oct5
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Thursday. the 18th DAY OF May. 1872.
,NOn-Resident Notice.

.NOI5l-m the First haneery Court Of shelby
county, Tennessee.-Charles AN essen CT a.
VS.. John 8. Dancey ct al.
TT appearing from aEfdavIf II this aus lhat
fnedefanfants, John s. DauceE F.B- Dan
6oev. Nj Pittman aud Mary :. PlttInan are
citizens Of North Carolina and n9n7es1denti
OF the State OF Tennessee
II is khArefore~ ordered, ma lheyb make
their appearance herein, at the courthouse IL
the city of Memphis, Tennessee, on or before
the nrst MondRyin June, f52, and plead, an
same viii be taken for Confessed asyte them
andset for hearing ex parte; n that q copy
ofthts order be published q q week, foI
four EeeksyEnthesMenphts Appeal
"a copy-a1test Hiuc dg s
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
BY r. J. BLACK, Deputy G. and N.
complatnants, aP17 wed
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Dissolution Of CopartnershIp.

TIME firm OF Podesta & Cazassa IS thlsday,
March q, 1872, dissolved by the sale Of
Frank Cazassa's interest TO the remaining
partners, who are alone authorized to collect
The outstanding claims, and who hereby as
sumo all the liabilities of the late firm, and
who Will continue the business under the firm
name and style OF POdest0, Malatesta q Co.
LOUIS PODESTA.
an0 FRANK EAZASSA.
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THE DOMESTIC PRODUCE MARKETS
--LATEST RKroEr By rELEoRArH.
NASHVILLE

NASHVILLE, April 24-F1ourin fair demand
Wheat Is scarce and quiet at 81 6sl IS. Corn,
65de8c. Oats, use. Cornmeal, 32a. Provisions
are fairly active. Mess pork, S13 50; rump,
$40 80. Lard-prime steam, DC; kettle, SZc.
Bulk mests-shoulders, SIC; clear rib, &c;
clear side, nc. Decentralization, &c; clear
rib, TIC; clear side. TIC. Hams, sugar-cured,
4 5Hd7L6qc.
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NOTICE

To THE TAXPAYERS OF the Fourteenth
CIVIL District Of Shelby county, Tennessee:
IHiS IS 10 notify YOU that j viii attend
Il at No. So second street, Memphis, Tin
nessee,
On the 25th day Of April, 1872,
for the purpose of assessing the Real and Her
sonal property subject to taxation in my Dis
t1ct, as required by the laws OF TENNESSEE at
which time you are hereby notified to attend
n furnish me, USDER OATH, correct slate
-ment n list of all your property, both real
and personal, subject to taxation in my Dis
trict, giving an accurate description Of the
same, SEPARATELY, together with the value.
in h event that anytax-payeFs Of sAid
District fail to attend AZ the place and time
indicated by this notice. and furnish a correct
list OF all his aXable property. then I VIII de-
manu the list ut his residence and add Weuty-
i've per cent. to his assessment. II any tax
payer faiLtO give q correct list upon such(de-
mand made, l will assess ON their proberty
thus falling TO comply with thelaw at nos BIB
its value.
JOHN T.. ELLIOTT
Tax Assessor for the Fourteenth Gvil District
of shelby county. apI4
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NOTICE,

II Administrators on the estate of ohm s
I Clayton, deceased, by the Probate Court OF
shelby county, Tennessee notice is hereby
given 70 all persons having claims against
said estate to present them, properly anthem
ticated, to us or to J. NJ. Gregory, at his office,
No. As Madison street, in the city Of Memphis.
call at said Office and make settlement Of the
same.
A ~packa9eOf valuabl papers, belonging to
said estate, has not come TO our hands, nor
have we learned where il is deposited, or who
holds II. Any person holding thesame, or any
other papers pertaining TO the interests Of the
us March q, lS2.
JAMES III. RODGERS, p
Ell TTnN -
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NOTICE.

A GENERAL nesting Of the stQeEHaldslz
- OF the LOUISVILLE AND EAsHNILLA
RAILROAD CoNPA1T Is herebT calsdLto -
held at the once OF the ConsSanT nALOts
EYILLEi kESTUoEx1on 10
Wednesday, the 18th Day OF nay next
81 Il O'Clock .am1to take into cSnsi1sraSon
kOur connections ex~feRstops, andsoen OtASl
business IS may be LAID 0efQre me mest1As
The sfock-kooks viii be closed nom the 1itl
10 theI5fh OF Mag, both days tnclustve
Per order Cf the
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CHICKASAW JOCKEY CLUE
viii commence on ~
MONDAY, APRIL 80, 1872,
AND CONTINUE FIVE DAYS.
AND CoNrINuE FIvE nAYs.
PROGRAMME.

FIRST DAY-MondRy, April @th.-Sweep.
stakes Hurdle Race; two miles over eight hur.
$50 hi; fi,t TO which the club viii add 500. The
second to receive 500 out Of the stakes. Wei.
ter weighs. Seven subscribers. jill
SAME DA1-The Trial stakes, for three
year Odds, mile heats; sub. $50, hi. II; the club
to add 500. Thirteen subscribers.
THIRD RACE-Handicap, dash of a mile
and o quarter for al ages; subscription $40,
hf. IT,, or only $40 II declared; the club 20 add
500. Ten Subscribers. None declared.
SECOND DAY-Tuesday April ~Sth-Jockey
Club Purse, $500, dash Of a mite and a half, for
SANE DAY-Club Parse, $500; mile heats,
free for all. T.
THIRD DAY-Wednesday. Nav lst-The
Minor stake, mih and a-half, for three year
olds that had not appeared IN public prior to
the closing OF this stake; a sweepstakes Of SIS
each, PIP, 10 which the club will add $3.50.
Thirteen subscribers.
SAME DAY-Jockey Gu Purse. eGG. heats
OF two miles, for all ages.
FOURTH D~AY-Thursday, May sd.-Free
Handicap, two miles and a-half. Weights OF
all horses on the ground to be announced at
u m, and accepted or declared by 5 pm. on
the day preceding the race. Fora club purse
SAME DAY-Jockey Club Purse, 500: mile
heats, best three in I'VE; free for all.
- l
FIFTH DAY-Friday, May ad-The Chicka-
saw stake, a dash OF two miles, FOR three year
Odds; sub. $3.50, PIP. 10 which the Club viii
add S43. Seven subscribers. IN
3 SAME DAY-Handieap Steeplechase, for a
purse OF 500, OF which, Sl00 to the second
horse. Entries 10 be made on Tuesday, April
3lth; weights TO appea on Thursday, May 2.
Three or more to start. About two miles aud
a-half over a fair hunting course.
THIRD R~ACE-Handieap for beaten horses,
mile heats. Horses beaten once allowed In;
twtee,l4 lbs; three times, p lbs. Entrance, $40;
money 10 90 TO second horse. For u purse of
$3.50. y
BS-No entrance fee 10 purses. A walk over
entities a horse TO full amount of purse.
W. H. JOHNSON, President.
c. STONE, Secretary. mh29
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Sherif's Sale of Real Estate

sErBy virtue Of n 4. fat me directed By the
Clerk of the First Circuit Court OF shelby
county, April Is, IS52, in the case of Merchants
National Bank W.. p. elena and Peter Law
I7thIanuGry, 1865, for isis g9le0,
besides Interest and costs, i vii sell, TO the
highest bidder, for cash, in front Of the Sher-
,lfS office, On Seepnd street, IN the city OF
Memphis, on
Thursday, the 18th Day Of May, 1872,
being in the county of Shelby and State Of
Tennessee. being part of lot No. lac, as laid
down on the map or the city Of Memphis, on
IN west side of Main street; beginning 2 feet
south from the southwest corner Of Main and
winchester streets; thence south With Main
street - feet and extending back west be-
tween two parallel lines, SIS feet, being the
same property described in the last VIII Of
Nicholas Glynn, deceased. Levied on as the
property OF P. flynn to satisfy said debt, in
terest and costs, sale between the hours Of ~
O'Clock am and Jpn.
MARGBS j. WRIGHT; sheriff.
g BY NJ. PVNE, Deputy Sheriff. apis