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, 1872-12-25

hGs-Packers had things pretty much their
oWnsay, to-day, shippers being unable to obtain
caIstrd, therefore, Eot competing. There was
3 stItg effort to force down prices, and during
ne: me 11noon the market had rather downward
been oEcipated, and this fact stimulated hold
ess, ard,rices were tolorably we'll sustained
th1onshst. The extreme rangewas S3. .40@3.s0,
the insldsor coarse mixed lot, and the out
slde 1oT Extra Berkshire hogs, averaging AT
ios. 1nes1hogs we're fattoned BY Cornell &
Grain, Of q ,Yfordsvi1le, Indiana, and were the
finest of5eEee,ere, thus far, this season. They
were sod % al1ory Brothers. Trading vas
slow from the ,ening to the close at S3.50@3.55
for comm common; H as53.GQ@S:65 for medium, and at
ket cl0sed weak
, 1872-12-25
COMMERCIAL.


TUESDAY, EVENING, Dec. "a.
The following we're the receipts and ship
meuts of the leading articles Of produce in this
city during the past twenty-four hours, and for
the corresponding date year ago:
, 1872-12-25

bUTTEH-The volume Of business transacted in
this department during the week under review has
been comparatively light the falling off in the demand
being largely due to the intensely cold weather preva
lent The local demand continues about the same
USUAL but the outward movement has been small, and
as result low and medium grades have eased up
little. Choice qualities still held with frnness
the arrivals barely equal the wanta Of local customers.
We quote: Good to choice roll, 1s@24c; strictly
choice dairy packed, 26@28c; medium to good, 18@
22c inferior to common, 8@17c. ~.
BAGGING-Continued armness fs noticeable in the
market for cotton seamless bags. The enhanced cost
of production resulting from tho advance In the
material has caused an advance Of 10 in prices Of
all standard brands, Stark being held at 35tc,
Ludlow at &c., and Lewiston ut 34Kc. Burlaps quiet
and steady, as are also gunnies and wool Sacks
tston. s s: aeFics1. 9 s sc e oer crss sas
buElap bags, 4 and bu, 2o@22Kc; gunnes, single,
18@19c do double, 28c; wool sacks, 68{9T0c
CANNED aooDs-BusinesB in this department has
ruled very quiet for nunber Of days past orders be-
ing few and mainly confined to supplying the current
wants Of local consumers. Prices, however, remain
firm. stocks generally light, while Of lines
the supply will fall considerably short Of the require
Y,a arta nff fraHa fhhn
, 1872-12-25

PouLTRY-There was TeE5 good demand for poul-
try this morning, aud the market b only fairly sup
Piled with choice stock. Turkeys we're firm at 14@
l5c: and chickens st s3.oo@s50; ducks quotable at
s4.00@5.00; geese at $10.00@l5.00.. Sales include
$500 rs fansy turkeys At 15e s4oo IN las at 14e 200
chickena $s25@3.5o; IS doz at s3oo@s25 50 doz at
g. 2.5o@275 10 doz choice ducks At 500; 36 doz at
$780, 10 doz at oo; 20 doz geese at $l2oo@1500; 46
doz at $1200; s doz at $1,000.
PoEAToES-Were quiet. The weather being too cold
to handle them with safety. Car lotB Of choice vare
ties are quoted at 7o@75o. Potatoes sell in ANAL
lots from store at 100000.
RAGS AND MET1Ls-The inquiry for rags and
metals is fair, and the offerings find ready buyers at
the annexed range of prices Mixed cotton, 3H@33!c;
country do, 224S3Ac; mixed wool Do, 1H@1Ac mix
ed rope. 4@4ke mixed "copper" ;op 2$@e b1ass: 9y 1aS
chincry castings, etc. 1ko stove plate, Ike; No.
wrought iron, 1M@l4c.
SALT-There was no abatement in the demand for
this product. The market rules firm: IT /, Ne quote:
Onoudaga znd Saginaw fine, $40; ordinary
coarse, $94o; coarse Diamond C, $3.50; ground
solar, $3.50 dairy, without bugs, $3.50; DO, With 1t
bags, $4.25@45G; Ashton dairy, per sack, $500 !;
ground alum, g IS; Turks Isand, $40: -.
, 1872-12-25
CHICAGO DRY GOODS ARKE74

TUESDAY ETEe1;o, Dec. q.
The dry goods market for the wet under re-
view has been chiefly notable for Il utter alb
sence Of anything resembling actijty. Very
few interior dea1ers put in an appealnce, while
small parcels to complete assortment and the
sales chow a smaller aggregate than Il any pre-
yious week OF the season. The markd falling
of in the demand has not, however, rsu1ted in
any softening" Of prices. Notwithstanding the
late advance IN cotton and woollen :e1IiIes,
manufactured goods are still re1atiyel lower
than the raw materials, and, with the revival OF
trade that must Inevitably follow the resent
stagnation, certain lines OF gooe, it
would seem, must further adance-
In anticipation Of an upward movement Of
prices, some Of our jobbers have recent1ymade
purchases largely in excess Of present retuire-
ments, though, generally speaking, atocA are
moderate. The carpet trade continues dun, with
no material variation in prices. Our dealers are
carrying no surplus stock, and this fact, together
With the enhanced cost OF manufacture, tends to
impart strength to the market, and quotations
Of fortnight ago are firmly maintained.
The imports Of foreign dry goods for the weak
ending Dec. 81, into the port Of New York, and
since Jan. i, for the past three years, compare
as follows:
IMPORTS OF DEE GOODS FOR TIE WEE.
, 1872-12-25

LEMONS-There fair demand for the season.
Oranges were in demand for the holiday trade We
quote: Palermo and Messina lemons at $500: French
and ha1agas at $500. Havana oranges nt $1,000 per
brl: Va1encia do at S14.00 per case~
METALS AND TINNERS' STOCK-Trade was
quiet and prices rule steady The rmness in tin con-
tinues but the demand is Light, dea!ers have not
yet advanced prices. We continue to quote:
TN PIAIE-Ic, 1o114, .Sl4.oo; DO, 12z12, a4.5o
P1o TM-Large, 4oc ; small, SIC bar, 42c.
SHEET Z1Nc-Full casks, Ale; half casks, I1o;
less quantity, 11Mc; slab, &c.
SHEET IHuS-No. -, 7Ec rates.
CorpEnCopper bottoms, 4sc; braz1ars, over u lbs,
47c :; timed copper, 43c..
WRE-2 to S, &c s, 8, and Q, 10c 10 to H. lie II,
11Hc; 13 and Ii, 1oNc; is and 49, lac II, 15c;
1s 1Gc 10, 19c 2o 2oc full bundle, Is per cent dis
count fence wire &c.
NAILS-Were quiet and prices no1ninally M
changed. We quote: 1Gd, per keg, S575 net Sd do,
se.oo@s12N; ca d. ss,25@s.s79: ID do, So 5o@ee2
Sd do, $7.35@7.37E; Sd do, fine, S8.5o089,621s; I'd
do, s9.oo@9:l :l2h elinch, $780,
, 1872-12-25

oIs|A Tar a1nount Of 4 trading has nesn dope N
bon former prices have been fully sustained. Carbon
Is OF 1c, owing to the recent decline in Cleveland.
Ne now quote: Carbon, 26Ne; extra lard OIL
73c; No. i, CSC; No. 2, Csc: 1inseed. raw,
CSC; do boiled, 93c whale s5c sperm, s2.oo@2.1o;
neas' foot oil strictly pure, s110; do extra, do
No. !, 90@95c bank oil, 68@70c; straits, 7275c; ee
phant oil. CSC; turpentine, 70@73c.
PAINTS, coLoI:s, AND PUTTY Trading IN this
class of goods continues Light, and v.Iues arc without
material variation. The general market is easy at tie
following quotations;
, 1872-12-25

TERMS.
Spool thread, grain bags, etc., 30 days OF per cent
OF 20 days.
Domestics, cottonndes Kentucky jeans, etc,1 per
cent OF 80 per cent off 10 dsya-
Regular department goods per cent. OF GO, IS per
cent OF 80. per cent OF 10 days.
, 1872-12-25
FURNITURE.
Esg1TnIt t11ESa

JOHN ERAUS. 2I9 Blue Is1aud-av- Great Giosinstt
Ous sale Intending discontinue the retail b141en ?.
business by the sst Of J.nnary is;3 snd
offer tho public limo Of tiuo Furniture, Ch p's
Sote. Paror Snits. Dc. az greatly reduced PRICES:
JOHN KRAuS. Furniture Al.nqtactnsc8@
, 1872-12-25

TUESDAY EVENING, Dec. "a,
20 lower, owing to falling OF in
, 1872-12-25

Total .-.....- -5b9,65z 625,979 7527413 TIT 78I
4 sale was made on the 18th instant of $500
brls ealt at the works at 51.65-tho highest price
that has been touched for more than t1nee years
, 1872-12-25

LEATHER-A very quiet feeling prevails IN the
leather market just at present, but dealers anticipate
All increased demand next month, and general hard
ening Of prices. AL descriptions Of French calf will
undoubtedly advance and the tendency in certain lines
OF domestic leather is also upward Following are the
quotations,
, 1872-12-25

5HEEF@In6 Eneap IfRuB vi dull, and PTlte3
ns o31ofa 4 nnf
at s3.75@a.oo, and good to czice al s4:25@
500.
, 1872-12-25
IMPORTS OF DRy GOODS FOR TEE HEEK.
1870. 1871. 1872.

Entered at the
port. 1,43,63 l,4du,f9s 4sse'st3o
Thrown upon ,,,.
market....... LOIS, ,403 lsl86,1aa 4,ous,h5o
Entered for con-
aumption..... 79l,354 e3s,a2 4,los,ooa
IMPORTS or DRY GOODS sIcE JAN. I.
1870, 1871- 1872
Entered ut the -.. . ao. o.~
s106, ,2o4 IT'S s1328o7,7 IA s135, 6,s4s
1nnrket Joe, ,sss7o4 12e,o5a,es4 1so, 434 474
, 1872-12-25

English coces, best. .85
American, common. SIS
American, best .-....75
Red and VIII. ch1k 4.B
Red and Wh. chK
, 1872-12-25


E1tra-Graded steeTs, averaging !, 400 lbs
aud upwards ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Choice Beeves-Fine, fat, we1l-formed year
to s. ye1r old steers, and averaging l,200to
400 na..
Good Beeyea-Weli-fatten fneiy-fo1med
STEERS, averaging 100 to ! $50 hs. .......
Medium Grades-steers in fair flesh, aver
aging 400 to 1,25o Observation-Disclosures.
Butchers, 5tock-Common to medium
steers, and good to extra COWS, for city
slaughter, averaging 80O to l,l00 bs- .....
Stock Cnttle-Co1nmon cattle, in decent
flesh, averaging from TOO to ,050 lhs.....
Infettor-L,ght and thin cows, haifers,
ssags. bulls, aud scallawag steers.
Texas Catte-Through droves...
Texas Cattle-NUrtheru auumered. ........
Texas Ca;tle-Corn-fed.. ed...................
CATTLE BALES,
, 1872-12-25

past. If1EE9 1anEe 1UHOWS. -------
TuY. washed, e1trn medium. .6o@65c
Tub 1yashed fair to dc. -55e560c
Common .50{S52c
fleece waahed. yX ught, .5G<959c
Ti1cce 1s3sled x .55958c
Fjecce washed * diuqy
TJcnc. washed Z dinuy
Fleece waehcd medium light .55@56o
FLEECE washed medium dingy.. ..45@55c
fleece uuwashed, xxx in good condition. ..35@3Sc
Fleece. unwashed, xxx, dtagy .50@33c
Fleece ,,nwashed, coarse, to medium .35@4oo
Fleece, uuwashed, coarse, and dngy.sF ..33G38c
Euper pulled .48@550o
Extra, pulled .46Sooc
RAILROAD FRE1GHTS-Were in urgent demand
firm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-14

No. AZ, r. DIN ire Second Chancery Court
OF shelby county, Tennessee. John Berri-
gan Admr Of the estate OF Patrfek MRher
deceased, Vs. Thomas Fleming and VIE,
Mary Fleming, a. q the h~eirB.aG-IaW OF Pat
rick MaheE. deceased.
1T appearing rOm me bill duly sworn 10 IA
4 thle cause that tbs Bames ana residences
Of the h~eiss-aJ-iaW o. Patrick Maher decd,
are uDknoWn 10 complainant, and the same
OF be ascerts1ned after GIliRsnt inquiry
a thai tne bis OF complainant ia nled IN
this Get N TO foreelose a mortgage executed
By DEFENDANTS, Thomas and Mary Fleming
To Patrick Maher, nov deceased. on a lot OF
ground In sort Pickering, Shelby county,
Tennessee; being 81 fset On Main street, west
side. by Ig7K feet baek TO ths hisstssippi and
Tsnnesses Railroad, teing q part OF clock
No 81. as laid down on Rucksris a
Is is therefore ordered, a they, the heirs
at law OF Patrick MRher make their appear,
snc hsrain, at the courthouse CT the second
Chancsry OF Shelby county, In the gfty
of Memphis, Tennessee, On or before the
nrst Monday in ApFt, 1879. and plead,
answe or dsmur to com platna vs. Oil or
same will De taken for confessed as to
them, the SSH unknown heirs OF Patrick
AaheF, deceased, and set for hearing sxparJs
and that 3 copy OF this order DO published
once g week, for four success We weeks, IN
the Memphis Appeal. This February L kTz.
Ac~0py-attesf;
MD l.. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
p. J. HulVsrhili, Sol. for compI'nt. fe2 fri
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aOH-Resldsnt HOtIce.

No. 81. r. DIN the Second Chancery Court
Of Saelby county, Tepnesse e-Samuel
MaDsdeld ana others VS. John Csnnovan,
samuel GWynn, Thomas BucE, Belle Baek
snd John Back, children or Sfas Buck. de-
csassd, andtwo other hstrs Of said luck
deceased.
IT sppearisg from the amended bill which
Il is sworn 20 a this cause that tbs defend.
ants. sam dEy1n, Thomas BUck, Belle Bnck
and John Buck, minor children OF Silas Suck
deceased, and two other heIrg an6 chHarsn
o. said Stlas Buck deceased. whose names ara
kno 70 eomplhnants, are sscn and all
non residents o. the State az Tenn essse, and
that said amended Dill Is died FOR the pur-
pcs Of aUtJ settng the interest o. III defend
ant. JonD C~annuVans IN and TO q building
81 uetsd on Suelb7 street, = his, Tennes
see, knovn IS the shelby House," 10 the
3ymsu OF the q bis of the com plafnauts.
1t is therefore ordered, That they and each
OF hem mako their appearances herein, at the
cou mouse Of the Second Cnancery COurt of
Shelby oCunty Ia the city ofMsm ghis, Ten
nesaee, on or before the dTsG Monday, in
Ap-N, 1872 and plead. answer or demur 70
co~mpla1nanLs' amended Dill, or the sane
Will De taken for confessed IS 70 tnem and
act ror hearing eKpart5, and that 8 copy OF
this order be published once q week, Tor four
Enccesstve weeks, n the Memphis Appeal.
This February L, 1872,
a cOpy-ACtest:
M. -. L. STEWART, CIFrk and Master.
BY Q BBBCHER, Deputy q. and n.
j.. w. ScBLsa- Sol. t0r unmDpL fr-1-frf
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

All the Year Rsund-And In ali parts
OF the woTlJ, the elements OF disease are
present In the air, the BoIl and the wstaE, IN
a greater or less degree, and therefore The
GREAT VEeETABIE AE1IDOTE to these 1nvi5-
bic enemies Of health, Hostetter's stonach
BstterE, Is Invaluable SIS q household medt-
cir AZ all seasons and In every latitude. At
ne period OF the years. a regulating and cor
recttTe medicine more rseded IA toward
the close o. winter, when the sun and rain
are Ueginning to sreak up the winter flock.
ade. and from the soitsuing soil arises that
terrible mtasma, Whiek! weighs llse an inca.
bCs upon the vital machinery, and oepresseS
tbs animal spirits. Il L. then that the seeds
o. iltermtitens and remtttent levers, OF
m E.latism and Rheumatic govt, OF oostt-
nate stomach complaints, OF disorders OIL
liver and bowels, aud 8 Enoie host or pull
monary and nervous complaints are
The pest. the surest way I'd prevent this
disastrous SEEDING Is to tnpiRorats and re-
fresb the sy stem with g. onuTseOf the BttJsrs.
II this pTscaution be taken NO ., there VIII
be nc danger of the miasmatio germs taxing
root n the hdids anil tissues OF the bed =.
and bringing fcrth terrible fruit In the
spring. NOW Is the time FIR prevention. Re
that vtgur tE the my safeguard
against the virus OF disease, n that Hostel
teris BiILers is the purest, the safest. the
most powerful and P'srfeet invtgcrant ever
sdmlnts cred, either as prote ctiV9 medicine
or q re nedy. change o. season approaches
which Almost always prUvss more or less
TO persons es q weak nervous or
& aniEstion. Brace up at o2cG with the lsEo-
Ing Tonic o. the aga. Purge nom the blood
morbid matter, strengthen me nerves,
ana regulate ana purify the a'eefstlons win
the Vegetable Elixir, which combines 'Es
lui ses Of the INES medicinal roots herbs
and bsrAs, with he most wholesome OF AL
didcstvs stimu ants.
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Basiness in the morning opened with
animation, but after tWo O'Clock all the
business houses were closed and suspend
ed. on the occasion Of MGrd Gras, which
was celebrated by the msss OF the people
who entered into the spirit Of b Occs
sion. enjoying themselves heartily. Trade
in consequence was psraliZsd.
In the morning the grain market was
fairly sctivs, several los changing hands
ID IS. IS and SIC. One dealer purchased
kiJ9 ssczs. The market Is o~verssocked,
md IN consequence must rule low. There
Il an sffof. On the part Of receivers 10
c1aate 4 demand from the interior other
man .hsy already have. In this case this
noint nav become a OF the largest
southern markets in The South, If no the
largest. The north must ind 3 market
for her surplus, q why not this point.
Navigation is fully resumed ara We VIII
from now have uninterrupted Navigation,
and that too with plenty of water for the
Isr0sT steamerF, Ia oats there were large
rscsipts which are in tbs hands Of dealers.
We heard of no transactions, They are
hsid a 55056c. Bran Is scarce and COM
msnding S2qa3O on the levee Hay is in
fair supoiy, ranging from S16@2.
Ia fruits there Is aslight change to note.
Armies are In good supply and steady, At
S5 5OG6 50 for choice. ard S84 90 for other
dualiIles; fancy, q OO9l 30 Oranges are
lover, and quotsd st sLzgl4 per barrel
Lemons are dull, 81 s495. ~Crsnberries,
strictly choice were ssllng 81 80 We
quote. from Sl04l6 Dried aPplss, 70.
Dried peaches, 5H8bAc.
- aPnv the past lew days the demand
- hsen vary active, and stocks In cOBse-
onsnce have been greatly reduced. Flour
nnner msrkes has advanced We
quote; supers, IS 1904 90; extras, s1G
I SO; good family, ~ 75Ss; fancy " %
gle. la
we give the following as the quota
Lionss Flint, per 10, l9c; dry sailed Ioci
green sslted, exc, and green, 7&Sc. Dry
d~eer-skins sell 81 300. ~Sbeepskins, No. l,
are worth - each. and common 25cfgSl,
There il no change to notice IN the
grocery market. Prices are held arm at
following quotations. Nsila are steady
ss s. 90. Cheese is IN good de-
maud for Chsddsr, which Is quoted al
1 l5Gl6c. Molsssss - plantation, az 400
60ct sugar house syrups, 4O@76c Lou.
/ isisna sugar, open kettle. 9G1lHc; vel
low clarified, llk9uAo; white oiari.
| fed, I2H9l3c; hard refined, white, IA
| l41c, UarOlina rios-prims new, 989Hc
| Ssarcb, E35Hc per pound. Coffee is firm a
/ ouOtatioBs; Rio, 24@2SHc, according "a
/ duality LsgUsyrs, 24h@2He. Salt, pei
Barrel % 25gS Is. as 70 bpepdi sacked,
There wa good demand for cornmeal
Receipts were moderate and holders vert
stiff 81 s. 20.
mznd s. 81 per tor. oils-ior refined eOc
for good, A6s, OH cake No. Meal 10.
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SatufdaY. Earnh 2d -

Within legal hcurL ne following described
property situated mshelby county, rsnnaa
see, bO-Wtl:
A tract o. land, being 81. B. &. williams
OFFICIAL snfry 20. AL, on the 18TH OF
september, E49, In Fsnge Z, section 2, or tbs
lin surveyors district. on the south rfae OF
Wolf river. End bounded az follows: BEGIN
ming 81 3 stake in the northeast corner OF
Charles & heinhsrdts s. acre entry. Ne. s.;
thence east 45 chains to q stake; theme south
3 chains 70 assake. Stephen Ralfre'a south-
wet cUrneri Lae1re east 70 chain 70 a take,
wilson ssnderttn's northW est corner OF his
II acne entry thence south 81 chains e. q
st Ee, the corner Of JOhuE \. Kent'B
20 ere Ec.lf45i thence West p chains
70 the Orn OF q 81 acre entry In
me name OF " A. Bryant. theEes uOILn 10
chains and % lin Ks 10 said RrysaU'snostneaaG
cornsri thence vest % ehalus TO stare. aid
Bry ants nOrJhwes corner; thence north Il
chains and 70 links 10 = stake, d 4. LAWS
northeast corner OF ais go acrs enlry, NO.I00s.
Lhencs west ls chains and IS ink 70 a stake
thence north IS chains and . IL k8 to the be.
ginning, Containing ES acI ss.
Terms OF salem a credit OF six twelve
and eighteen Is. Il and I8l months; purchaser
20 give bonds with approved surety, bearing
interest from date; a Len 20 be retained %
secure same, etc.
This February 8, 1872.
n A. CULE, Clerk and Mastar.
Humeg a P0EtOn AEsuruevW. rs9
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No. 46g 3. DIN the Second Chancery Court OF
shelby County, Tennessees-fred. N. Law
renee vs.. the heirs-at-iRW o. Mrs, Mary
Baxter q others.
1T appearing from the bill duly syvorn to in
l. this cause that the d~efendanfA, Mis. Ellie
Carnes, Mrs. Sarah Ann Hayes, James P,
Boycs, exs cutOrs of Ker BOyce, deceased;
Hugh X. BanEs, henry Van. ersee, ]. W.
RaEmelee, are non residents of he state Of
Tennessee, and that the names and places Of
OF the defendants, the hetrs-at-
Law of Mrs. Mary Baxter, the widow and
heirs-at-laW of John B. Wiley, deceased; the
heirs at-law of JOh W. England, are IN
known to complainant, ana that the resi-
dences Of the defendants, - Hye and -
Hill are unknown to com la1nant, and that
there are other creditors Of W. q Lane and
Wm. q. Lane q Co., whose names ana resi-
deaces are and cannot be aRcers
tanned after dtl1gent inquiry:
II Ia therefore ordsrs0, o. the Clerk and
Master, Thai they, and each OF Lhesi, MAKE
their appearance herein, ct the courthouse
Of the Second Chancery Court Of Shelby
county, In the city of Memphis Tenn, on
or befOre the FIRST Monday In April, B72
and plead, answer or demur 70
ants bill, or the same viii 0e taken FOR con.
fessed a. 10 them and set for hearing exparte
mi that q COPE OF this order be Published
once q week for our successive weeks IN
tbs Memphis Appeal. This January 10, Bs2
A ~copy-attest:
NIB. [. STEWART, CLERK and Master.
By o, BKLCHRR, Deputy Q. and n.
Estss q Jackson, Soils. for oOmpIb il wed
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SATURDAY, February "a, 1872,

within legal hours, the following described
real estate. tO-Wit:
Beng country I0tz No. 2,S and 4, on the
above Memphis, and In The county or Shelby,
state o. Tennessee, Ounde and described
a. follows b0-Wft;
Lot No ?: Beginning a. q point on the Mis-
slss1ppl E1ger a. the BW corner of lot No. J..
themes south with the meandertazs OF said
river lZB5 chains thence east 52.7B chains;
thence uerth z chains; themes west Il
CHAINS to the place Of observation-disclosures
IS acres.
Lot No. 3: Beginning al 8 point on the aid
river at the 80 corner Of lot No. z; thence
south Is CHAINS; thence east 6L.3 chs1ns;
thence nOTtl 1919 chains; thence vest az-76
chains TO ire place OF begIHniDg-ooaIRining
% 4-l-e acres
Los 40 4: Beginning at point on the said
river al the SN corner o. aOt No. g. thence
south IA cnains; thence south nd3 chains;
thence east $3.50 chains: thence north 1885
chains; thence west 81 20 chains to the place
of begtnRing-C0ntaining IS S-lO0 acres.
A Dian o.. the subdtyfsion. with suryevs
thereof are on die in my Ofics. 10 which ref.
enCe ts invited.
TERMs OF 5ELE--Ou q credit OF ak and
Twelve months; purchasers executing LheiT
notes, with good security, bearing Interest
rom dale; lien being also reserved on the
land as additional security. IhiB Feb
ruary 3, R2-
n u. Ia STEWART, Clerk and Master.
Humes a PostOn and II. Clay King, So
neltOrs. fe4
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-14
.PETETI0N FpR INTERPRETATION.
No. IA. Rim the First Chanesrv Court NJ
shelby county, Tennessee

10. 81, Rim the FIRST Chancsry Court Of
a1el5y county Tennessee.
WEEEEASi James Elder, J.. ", Knott.
w Joseph LsnoW. Eugene MaRsvsuv n
McDavtrL, W. e Miller, ", A. EdmondS snd
8 II. Judah, have Gled their psIitiou ia Ezid
Court, praying TO be INCORPORATED as nc
~5ociety 81 the Southern Soldiers Heme-D
and That thsy may be constructed the trus-
tees OF said corporation, and authorised to
adopt bylaws and rules for the government
or fhs same, and perfect their Organisation
= We election OF orhcsrs to consist or 3
PRESIDENT, Secretary Treasurer and Manager
or superintendent, etc that they may be
IuAy smpoFsI ed to do al asts not tncouais-
TENT Win The law Of the State, uuder their
corporate name, borrow money on the ObIf-
cations or bonds OF the CORPORATION. FOR the
parposh OF improving certain Iaud-fR0out
- acres owned By thsmEsituatsd in Shell
~ COUNTY, tennessee, and about four miles
east OF Memphis, etc:
II rs tnerefcr8 ordered. That any ana All
perHonE wishing so 70 do, make their appesr-
Eoce hersins q the courthouse Of said court,
IA toe city or Memphis, Tenn. on or before
L any they have. Why the prayer OF
petition ahouid not be granted, and that
4 copy Of this order be Published for thirty
days IN the 4sm Dhts Appeal.
This January u. 1871
A~ccpy-AttaEfs
E0MUED A. COLE, Clerk and Mastst
By r. J. BLACK Deputy C.&A.
ERTriR. PrfOW n Pillow. faI9-sat