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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-11
AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB.


The Jerome Park Races TO.Day-P001
Selling Last Night.
Should the weather prove favorable there viii be
four brilliant races at Jerome Park to-day. The
FIRST on the card is for three year, Odds,
purse Of $500, entrance money going ia
the second horse; winner OF the Ladies, Stakes
8 lbs. Of the Belmont Stakes, lbs extra; beaten
maidens allowed lbs. one mile and an eighth.
For this there arc entered D. J. Crouses chestnls
colt Business, los lbs; D. d. Withers' brown lilly
dcn 103 lbs; John +. Chambcrlans gray colt Bren,
nus 103 lbs and L. L. Lortllards bay lilly Girl Oh
The second race is for a purse OF $500, two miles
anda quarter, entrance money to second horse.
the winner subject TO be claimed for $4,000; II en-
tered to be sold for $1,000 allowed lbs for 81 500,
lbs for $1,000, lbs; II entered to be sold for
$1,000, to carry lbs; II not to be Sold IL lbs.
extra. This will probably bring to the post John
O'Donnells bay colt BY Asterod, lol lbs; Thomas
mare Wine Sap 100 lbs, and John II. Harbcck, Jr.'s
The third race u the Post Stakes. Of so each,
bers OF the club 20 ride; one mile and an eighth.
The horses are to be named at the post but wilD
probably be Elves Climax, Cofn 4 Lawrence's
The last race OF the day is for a purse Of $7oo.
mile heats, entrance money to second horse: Tho
horse Littlet0n, ia lbs; Colonel McDaniel's bay
horse Tubman, 10S lbs. J. w. Hunt Reynolds chest
nut mare Metela, III lbs, and Carroll Coars
Pools We're sold on the above last night at the
Jockey Club Rooms, Twenty-seventh street and
Madison avenue BY Underwood 4 Mcc 90 snS
Johnson. The asscmblage OF turfmen at these
places was very large, and the betting quite spir-
tied. The following Will give an idea Of the feeling
on the questions
BY UNDERWOOD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Minnie. .....................&6O 500
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS.

MOBILE, December 27.-COttOn firm !;
net receipts, 1859 bales; exports coast
wise, 966 bales; sales, $500 bales; stock,
81, ,427 bales. Weekly net receipts, 923
bales; exports to Great Britain, 1880
bales; cOastwise, 1858 bales; sales, 5000
bales.
CHARLESTON, December 27.-Cot-
ton firm; net receipts, 1881 bales; eX-
ports cOastwise, 20, 208 bales; sales, 300
bales; stock, 40,7 us bales. Weekly net
receipts, Is, ,226 bales; exports to Great
Britain, 1853 bales; to the continent,
2707 bales; coastwise, 6218 bales; sales,
5000 bales.
SAVANNAH, December 27.-COttOn
firm; net receipts, 7168 bales; exports to
the continent, 2775 bales; coastwise, 2415
bales; sales, l34S bales; stock, SO, AL
bales. Weekly net receipts, "a, 776 bales;
exports to Great Britain, 1922 bales;
to the continent, 2775 bales; coastwise,
105S bales; sales, 97S4 bales.
GALVESTON, December 27.-Cotton
Net receipts, 1912 bales; exports coast
wise, 7SS bales; sales, 1000 bales; stock,
65, 440 bales. Weekly net receipts, 1923
bales; exports to Great Britain, 1885
bales; to the continent, 1900 bales; coast
wise, 1911 bales; sales, 500 bales.
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Petition for Charter.
No. 779-In the First Chancery Court of Shelby
county, Tennessee.

No. 779--In the First ChanceTy Court of shelby
county, Tennessee
w HEREAS, Henry Nj. Ferguson, q. B..
w Hicks, W. w. Mcdowell, +. Marshall,
B. +. Ball, r. ]. Persons and George CAN'T, Of
Shelby county, Tennessee; James w. Madden,
A. G. Carter and j. +. Robertson, Of Davidson
county, Tennessee, have flied petition iii
said Court, praying to be Incorporated under
the name OF " THE Bon AQUA SPRINGS ASSO-
CIATIOE;" that they be endowed with all the
powers and privileges Of a body corporate to
buy and hold real estate, 70 improve same,
and to do all things necessary TO open, develop
and make the Bon Aqua Springs, which are
situated in Hickman county, Tennessee, eight
miles from the Nashville and North western
and easy of access for all persons seeking
health, recreation and pleasure, and with
power to establish at said Springs an institu-
tiOn of learning, and to do and perform all
acts necessary to the good morals, orderly
government and general welfare of said
Springs; that the capital stock be not less
than $4,000 nor more than 100000, and that
empowered to act as soon as the said mini.
mum amount Of stock be subscribed, and that
the charter be granted for 80 years:
It is therefore ordered, That all persons de-
string 50 to do make their appearance herein,
at the courthouse in the city of Memphis,
Tennessee, on or before the fiTst Monday In
February, 1873, and show cause, II any they
have, why said charter should not be granted,
or the same viii be proceeded with exparte;
and that copy OF this order be published
for thirty daysiD the Memphis Appeal. This
oath day OF Deceinher, 1872,
A cODy-attest:
EDMUND A. COLE. Clerk and Master.
By r. j. BLACK. Deputy G. and "a.
CAN'T & Mcdowell, Soils. for petitioners. lwd
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WASHINGTON.
DOings at Receptions Of their
HigbResses-A Deal OF Other
TWaddle.
Grand Forms and CeremOnials on New
Years Day.

WASHINGTON, December 21.-The
evening receptions of the President and
Mrs. Grant viii commence January Is,
and win continue January % and
February L.
General Francis A. Walker has ten
dered TO the President his resignation as
Commissioner Of Indian Affairs, to take
effect January next. II Is understood
that his resignation has been accepted,
but q successor will not be appointed un-
til after the return of Secretary DelanO
from Cuba.
The announcement is made by author
ity that at eleven O'Clock on thesmOrn-
ing Of January first the President will
receive members of the Cabinet and
Foreign Ministers; at II 80 am, Judges
Of the Supreme Court, United States
Senators and Representatives in Con-
gress, Governor and Senate Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, Judges Of the Su-
preme Court of the District of Columbia,
and of the Court of Claims; at II
O'Clock. officers of the army and navy;
at 1890 pm, heads Of bureaus Of the
several departments; at l2:45 pm, as
sociated soldiers of the war of 1872, and
members of the Oldest Inhabitant AssO-
citation of the District of Columbia. The
reception Of citizens will commence at
D. no. and terminate at pm.
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TELEGRAMS.

Steamer Franklin is at Halifax.
Steamer George Leary is at Balti-
more.
A big fire last night at Long Wharf,
Boston.
Buffalo, has water at last to mix with
its whisky.
Steamship America has arrived at
Southampton.
Snow blockade has suspended all busi-
ness in Philadelphia.
Ice in the Potomac six inches thick
like Mayors Uranium.
The Czarowitch had foar hours unin-
terrupted sleep last night.
The Indians wage war in Oregon, and
spectators will steal ten millions while
it is waged.
The Sigma-Chi Fraternity hold their
next convention in Richmond, Virginia,
during the third week of October, 1874.
Governor Booth, of California, re-
prieves William Donovan till the third
proximO, and may commute Billy's
sentence.
Another force of two thousand Khivez
is depredating on the Russian fisheries
at the mouth Of the Eureba. Reinforce
ments have been sent to the Russian
troops in that locality.
a special from Berlin says that the
British ambassador at st. Petersburg de-
livered a note to Prince GOrtchakOff,
informing him that England will alb
stain from interfering with the Russian
progress in Central Asia, if it does not
threaten the Afgflanistan mine.
The Cincinnati Chronicle special says
that the sale of the Louisville, New Al
bany and Chicago railroad, running
from New Albany, Indiana, to Michi-
gan City, under s. decree of the United
States Court, took place yesterday, al
noon. George 8. Schuyler, of New
York, was the purchaser for the first
mortgage bondholders.
The Louisville, New Albany and
Chicago Railroad was sold yesterday al
New Albany by John d. Howland,
Master in Channery. The road Was
knocked OFF entirely con first bid tc
George L. Schuyler, of New York, fol
/ five thousand dollars. Schuyler bid on
4 behalf of himself and the Government
Tallerman, Edward Minten, James H
Barker, John Steward, Charles p. Liy.
erich, Fred Schuthard and Moses Tay.
lor are first mortgage bondhOlders. The
road is two hun1red and eighty-eighi
miles in length.
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LITTLE ROCK.
Rings all FrozsR-Iee-Dealers Happy
Wagons Cross the Arkansas-A
Good Thing on Iee-NO
Trains.

LITTLE Rock, December 27.-To-day
the weather has moderated little, but
neither the ground nor the ice thawed
any. The ice is four inches thick on the
river; a light twO-hOrse wagon passed
over on it to-day. The ferrybOat cut a
road through the ice in order to run.
The ice-dealers have been engaged in
getting out and putting up ice all day.
The weather is cloudy, with indications
of snow. The city is entirely out Of coal
No trains on the Memphis road IN three
days, on account of the difficulty in
crossing the river at Memphis.
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ESTABLISHED 1910

mails are almost without exception still
behind. The Boston express, due at
half-past five yesterday afternoon, ar
rived at eleven this morning. Central
railroad Chicago trains due yesterday
also arrived this forenoon. A train on
the Erie road due yesterday morning
arrived to-day. The Washington road
has all trains on time.
POUGHKEEPsIE, December 27.-Ihe
Montreal express, which left New YORK
at four O'Clock yesterday eveping, ar
rived here at half-past five this morning
with four locomotives, and at !Orty-nYe
minutes past seven proceeded north
ward. The locomotives went south TINS
morning to help get the trains between
here and New York out. The New
York special train, which reached here
Yesterday evening with the western pas
senRers for New York, viii leave for the
south at ten O'Clock this morning. Over
seven hundred passengers are snow
bound between here and PeeSskiil, but
il is thought that all viii get through TO
New York some time to-day.
AUGUSTA, MAINE, December 27.-The
severe snowstOrm continues here, with
no signs Of abating.
CONCORD, y. h, December 2f.-Elght
inches Of snow here. Trains are more or
less delayed.
LEwEs, DELAWARE, December Il
The harbOr is frozen over, and vessels
are slowly drifting out to sea in the ice.
CoLLINGwOoD, ONT, December a.
Captain Orr, and his chief engineer
with four of the crew Of the steamer
Cumberland, which was frozen up in
Bes- Lake, in November, arrived last
night. they having walked down along
the north shore of Georgian bay. Cap
tain Orr reports having left the steamer
In safe quarters, with the first mate in
charge. The steward, stewardess and
two walters were also left on board. The
party experienced terrible weather, and
endured great privation during the long
tramp, being twenty days on foot. The
engineer twice broke through newly
made ice, and was rescued with the
greatest difficulty. All Of the party We're
more or less frostbitten. Eighteen Of
the crew are still on their way down,
having been left eighty miles from
Bruce's mines.
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FOREIGN SUMMARY.


LONDON, December William
Bentley, stock broker of this city, sus-
pended payment to-day. Il is reported
that be is short Of forty-four thousand
shares of Erie.
The Ministers of Austria, Ger
many and Russia, at Athens,
acting on instructions from their Gov
ernments, jeintly advised the Greek
Government to end the difficulty about
the Laurum mines by conceding the
demands OF France and Italy.
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ALABAMA.
The RAIDS after the Main Chance
Europe TO be Yictimized.

MONTGOMERY, December 21.-E. K.
Mitchell, acting financial agent Of the
State, left this city a few days ago to ne
potiate the bonds issued by the Court
room Legislature. 1t is thought he Will
not stop in New York, but go to Europe.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ELECTION NOTICE.

DY virtue of a writ of election TO me directed
ID from His Excellency, John c. Brown,
Governor of the State OF Tennessee, will, on
Thursday, the I'd Day of January, 1873,
hold an election at all the voting places in
Shelby county, Tennessee, fOr a Joint Repre-
sentative in the SSth General Assembly Of said
State TO MI the vacancy OccaSiOned by the res
ignation of Hon. l.. l. Boyd, member elect
from Shelby and Fayette counties.
The following Judges and Clerks are hereby
appointed 20 hold said election IN their re-
spective districts and voting places;
First District-At Union ACADEMY
Judges D Stewart, Thomas Epperson and
n II Brown; ClerlIs-G O Chamberlain and W
R Herring. Deputy Sherif-W W Dickinson.
Second District Afll,0oOd.
Judges-F + Smith, E c Pattison and c H
Stroud Clerks-S A Corbitt and p Lyon.
Deputy SheTif-G X Strickland.
Third Dtstrfct-Bolon's Store.
Judges-F F Peyton, Geo; R Wynne and H
Goidsby. Deputy Sherif-W 7 Goldsby.
Fourth Distriof-Old linton Church.
Judges-John BIekner, John D. Hines and
James smith. Deputy Sheriff-Richard Gay
fifth DiStTfct-htg spring.
Judges-W Waldran. Barnes and VIM
Henry Lake; CIerks--J 8 Galloway and c
Stinson. Deputy Sheriff M c Pearce.
Sizth Distsfct-Raleigh.
Judges-Z Anderson, W H MOneTief and +
] Burrow; Clerks George w Lewis and X ID
Cowan. Deputy Sherif-W 7 Price.
Seuenth District Bartlett.
Judges McBrOOks, J ] Wood and w
CIerks-J o Pruden and b ] Kim
bIough. Deputy Sheriff. Taylor.
Eighth District Wythe Depot.
Judges-M B Atkins, r Blayde and Ken
net Garrett Clerks--H 7 Marley and A Mer-
Ger. Deputy sheriff. W Herring.
Eighth Distriet-L0g Union.
Judges-Robert GiIlispie, Robert Scott and
+ WherTy; Clerks--John Anderson and X
Matthews. Deputy Sherih-D T Startling.
Ninth District -FisherDille.
Judges-M L Williams, ] W Allen and L
Strong; Clerks-M A Williams and H Pat
rick. Deputy Sheriff. A Pugh.
Ninth Distriet-De DeJduaeyrs Store.
Judges-Robert Ecklin, H Oats and J W
Arnold; Clerks-S Davis and w Fl Garrett.
Deputy Sherif-S NJ Ellis.
Tenth DtstTict-F0rest HiH
Judges-W E slee, H Smith and F sum
mers; Clerks-L n Perkins and w A Clark.
Deputy Sherid-M Scott.
Tenth District CoLIteTUiIJe.
Judges W Fleming, W Hill and BOyce
Farley; Clerks W KOen and Pat r Hubert.
Deputy Sherfn-G w Reed.
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SWITZERLAND.

BERNE, December 27.-Diplomatic
relations between the Swiss Govern
ment and the Vatican are broken of.
The Papal Legation at Lucerne viii
probably be abolished, the Charge
a. dAGdires and attaches having been re-
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ELECTION OF DIRECTORS.

Memphis, Tenn, December u, 1872.
STOCKHOLDERS are hereby notified that
y an election will be held at this Bank, on
MONDAY, January 49, 1873, ior the purpose Of
choosing Fifteen Directors to serve Tor the en-
suing year. 5. P. READ, Cashier
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DIR. R. L. LASKI,
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON
AND ACCOUCHER

OFFICE, 81 UNION ST; RESIDENCE sao
" Main street tIayOsO Block. Offics bonre
from TO 10 am. aud from to pm hlr,.eiri
ties: Children and Female Diseases f,rs-i
uated az the University OF Berlin {flerr,or,-l
and has more than thirty years Practical az
perienee. Vaccination daily az bis ofIIce. be.
tween and O'olookp.m. 40
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4. 4. Stewart ft,ll on the steps af his
residence, in Fifth avenue, New York,
on Saturday night, dislocaiing his ankle
and breaking a leg.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-12-28

OFFICE FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
" MEMPHIS, Tenn, Dec. II, 1872.
a meeting of the stockholders of this Bank
Will be held at their office, on TU ESDAY, jan
uary IA, 1873, between the hours OF and 3, for
the purpose OF electing thirteen Directors to
serve the ensuing twelve months.
del4 W. w. THACHER, Cashier.
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George Francis Train has reached the
crowning-pOint Of his desires, by getting
into Ludlow Street Jail, IN his efforts to
get Woodruff and Clafiin out. He has
been Ia an English, an Irish, and a
French Bastils, aud now be is in an
American one, and We shall not prob
ably hear the last Of it for a long time to
come. The ofIense for which he has
heen committed consists IN printing aud
circulating an obscene sheet called the
Train LiQUe, filled with four pages Of
filth, obscenity, blasphemy and personal
libels. The public, whom he has
afflicted so long with his twaddle and
vulgarlty, will regret that it Is doubtful
whether tbs law can reach bis case and
rid them of an int0leTable nuisance; and
it win be 3 matter OF still deeper regret
II his Acknowledgement should prove
only another opportunity for advertising
himself 1t Is q papOf Of the long-suf-
ferina and patience Of the American
people that they have not long ago re-
sorted to summary measures 70 get rid
OF him. He VIII probably be allowed to
run his course, until public opinion finds
some way to accomplish what the law
seems pOweriess TO do,
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WASHINGTON, December 27.-For the
New England and Middle States north
westerly to southwesterly winds, and
clear weather, with somewhat higher
temperature. For the Southern States
east Of the Mississippi, nOrtherly to
westerly winds and clear weather, ex-
cept from western Florida to Arkansas
and westward, where there are no indi-
cations. Threatening weather and
northerly to easteTly winds from the
Ohio valley to Lake Erie, and upper
lakes the winds backing to westerly and
southerly, with increased cloudiness.
For the northwest southerly winds, with
probably cloudy weather and snow.
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Odo Russell, British ambassador, gave
a ball Saturday night, in Berlin, at
which there was a brilliant gathering.
Prince Bismarck and other nOtabilities
were present.
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First Ward-Main Street, near Engine House.
judges D Nicholds, Thomas Foley and
Pat K Burns; Clerks-James Cronan and Z
NJ Daley. Deputy Sherif-James J Murphy.
Second Fard-Poplar Street El0iEe House.
Judges-James steele, ] W Graves and Tom
Madden; Clerks II Lawrence and James
Mcmillan. Deputy Sherih-Peter Townsend.
THIRD Ward-Adams Street, near Second.
Judges-A d Gibson, T P Adams and Ed
Mcclure; Clerks A J Smith and c Cur
tbs. Deputy Sherift-Isaac Rosser.
Fourth Yard Aadison Street, near Second.
Judges-K J L Wynn NS,aPoleoGnl, Gl,,i alil and and
James Bachman; CleTks-W W Gilbert ana
James Martin. Deputy Sherih-R w Ed
mondson.
Filth Wdrci- County Court Building.
Judges-T w Galusha, James H swan and
NJ H Miller; Clerks-TS Bragg and j II Pear
son. Deputy Sheriff. I Laniord.
Sirh Ward-Brooks's Stable.
Judges N Hewitt, D Weleh and r ;
Parham; Clerks-W : Gregory and W Ash
ford. Deputy Sherif-C r Stewart.
iSerenth Ward-Engihe House, DeSoto Street.
Judges-Patrick Twohig, A White and T
B NoTment; Clerks-J Z bourne and T
League. Deputy Sheriff. DuBose.
Eleuenth Distllct-Germanto,vn
Judges-Geo W. Gregory, c Calls and W
Mitchell; Clerks-Jno 81 Rogers and VIM
Carter. DeputySheriff-L \ Rhodes.
T.Uelfh DfStrict-OakUiLe.
Judges-N F Lemaster, W B Vanhook and
NJ NJ Robertson; Cierks-TOm HOleman, jr,
and E Z ELAN. Deputy Sherin-R II Pearson.
Tagelah District-At Buntyn's.
Judges-C c White, V Rhodes and John II
Fisher; Clerks-T T Wilson and II We'll
lingtOn. Deputy Sherif-W D Cannon.
Thirteenth Distriet-AYRoIds.
Judges-Samuel Hays, John Brown and w
H Hoegel; Clerks-J W Perkins and q X
Walker. Deputy Sheriff. c Stephenson.
Fourteenth and Fifteenth Districts.
Appointments made in the city wards
Sixteenth District-AIbert Pike Masonic Lodge.
Judges-Joseph T Mason, L Il Vasser and
Joe Graham; Clerzs-JOhn 0 Hin and X ID
Goodwin. Deputy Sheritf-O L Brooks.
SeUenteenth Distrtct-ln. Vernon Church.
Judges-T D Massey, D Elif and a c
Roark Clerks-H B Ramsey, jr, and V
DOley. Deputy Sheriff-R K Stone.
lSeuenteenh District Walnut Grore.
Judges-Maurice Mitchell, J A Hagar and
f ] Inman; Clerks-R A PenningtOnand An
drew TAFT. Deputy Sherif-Ben Overturf.
Eighth WGrd-PopIdr Street Market House
Judges-B r Henderson, D Il Grace and
Peter Regan; Clerks-Laz. Isaacs and A
Collins. Deputy Sheriff-S A Moore.
Ninth Word-Near corner Fourth and auction
Streets.
Judges-G ] Widrig, NJ ] Doyle and b W
Daily; CleTks-W Mitchell and Jacob Brust.
Deputy Sheriff-GeOrge I Williams.
Tenth Wdrd-AissiSsippf House.
Judges-JOs Teufel, d A Hunally and II
Smith; Clerks + Davis and Frank L Steele.
Deputy Sheriff-James Barton.
Polls will be opened at nine a. m, and closed
at four D. IN. All qualified voters being allowed
to vote, The production Of evidence that
their poll tax has been paid is decided as
necessary qualification to entitle voters to the
right OF suffrage.
Poll books are now ready for distribution at
my office, No. 35l Second street. Deputy
Sheriffs from the districts outside the city will
please call at once and get them.
W. J. p. DOYLE,
de2S Sheriff of Shelby county.
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Iudges-A- Il. Merrill. W. W. Jackson and
" lillian Brown; Clerks-ThOmas Curley and
j. VI. Pamplin. Deputy Sheriff.. L. sharpe
The election viii be held in conformity
with the requirements of the City Charter.
Polls viii be opened at ten llOl o'clock an.
and closed at five 81 O'Clock pm.
None but registered voters viii be permitted
70 vote, and they must vote in the wards ia
which they reside and are registered.
Poll Books and Ballot Boxes viii be furu-
lShed at my Office, No. 3jl second street. Mem
phis, Tennessee. on Tuesday. December 3lsf,
1872, on which dav Deputy-SheFiffs will please
call and receive them- together with instruc-
tiOns Tor their government.
W. J. p. DOYLE.
Sheriff Of Shelby County.
MEMPHIS. December M Is7Z
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AUCTION SALE
Chancery Sale of Real Estate.

No. 2g52-First Chancery Court of Shelby
county.-James NJ. Provlne vs.. John d. Nc
Lemcre ct al.
DY virtue of a decree for sale entered in the
ID above cause July l6, 1872, viii sell at
public auction, 10 the highest bidder, in front
of the Clerk and Masters office, Grand Opera
House building, in Memphis, Tennessee, on
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To whom il may concern:
NOJIGE is hereby given that 1 viii make
~ my final settlement as guardian OF Charles
small NOW deceased) with the Clerk Of the
County Court, at his Office, on the "a dey- 81
January, 1873, at 3 o'clock pm.
de22 JACKSON HAIsSrEAD. Guardian
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Goant Arnim, Of the German lega-
ton, sailed for Europe, from New York,
Saturday.
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saturday, January Is, 1873.

within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in Shelby county, Tennes-
see, the same being lot No. 65, lying on the
east side of fernando plank Dad: Beginning
at a stake on the east side of said road at the
junction Of Williams avenue and said road
seven C7) chains and 30 links to the corner Of
lot No. IS; thence north with the line OF said
lot No. Sc, 7 chains and 81 links to the corner
Of lot No 81; thence west to Orleans street,
and thence with Orleans street and the Her
nandO street or road to the beginning-the en-
tire tract contai ming l-lO0 acres.
Terms of Sale-Un a credit OF seven "a
months; purchaser to execute note with two
approved securities; lien retained 10 secure
anne, and equity Of redemption barred. This
December q, 1872.
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
Wilson & Beard, Humes q POston and H. c.
Warmer. Attorneys. deg