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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-16

TIE Bismarck Bund have changed the
plscs and time Of their proposed ball TO
Schsels hall on the 2sth Of October -
announced yesterday. The ball will Be .
grand success 20 far - the management
10 concerned, and We hope
the citizens may, by patronage,
make II success financially. Eisenburg's
string band will be on hand TO discourse
sweet music for the dancers.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-16

Our printers made US say in yesteri day 8
issue, that that j. J. Albert broke q two
inch chain on Saturday last, in trying 10
remove rock hesp in Birds bend. This
announcement may make pilots open their
eyes little As they are in blissful igno,.
ancs Of the s1istance Of any pile of rocks
In that locality. We correct the state.
ment to-day by saying that 1t was q pile
OF iog' matted and woven together and
buried in the sand and mud, which the
Albert tried to remove. River men call
these obstructions rack heaps" and all
persons who take water in theirs gener.
ally understand what they mean. Gu,
printers, We regret 70 state, evidently d.
no! belong TO that claas, although they ar,
bully" boys, all Of them.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-16
WANTED.

Immediately 500 hands to work on the
c. A. & T. X. K. Good station work At
from IS to rs cents per yard. Wages
$500 and 2.25 per day.
Il. j. DEAL,
Contractor, Dexter City.
l0.6dlms
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-16
THE HIDE AND FUR TRADE

Below will he found the corrected list
OF prices by II. Levi for hides, tallow,
feathers, etc. H. Levi does a very large
trade in bis line, and it is we'll known
fact that he always pays the highest prices
TO be obtained in this market. He is pay
ing for
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-16
LOCALS OF THE WEEK
GRAND RALLY OF THE
18TH.

Our friends in all the neigh.
boring towns are earnestly
requested to come as organ.
lied Greeley and Brown clubs.
The fare on the railroad
and packets will be reduced to
one.half. We intend TO have
a grand rally on the 10Th.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-16

M. GEO. 6TEIsHoUsE, barber and hair
dsssss', corner Of Eighth street and Com.
msscisl avenue, desires 70 call the attention
Of the boarded community TO his neatly ar.
ranged saloon, and the fact that he is mas.
tss Of bis profession In all its branches
He has bsardsd many lion In his den, and
calls for more. If.
Nh. Hrssk HssfsIs has opened . meat
market on Warrington avenue nest door
~ Tanners grocery store, between Tenth
~ xlsvsnth strssta, 70 which he invites
w. astsstion Of the public. The best OF
nsaas Of Al kinds kept constantly on hand
~ delivered 70 any psrt Of the city.
11ssGst spsa mesaiss end evening every
~. lo.l.tE.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-16
PHIL. HOWARD,
STEAMBOAT BUTCHER,
City National Bank Building.

nAspecisl attention paid to orders from steam
boats night or day
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-16

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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-04-01
C0TTQE.

The New York market opened with an
Me OF, but subsequently recovered the
loss, and closed firm at 2SZc for middling.
This market was arm at 2Lo for the
same; sad New Orleans, RHc. On Sc
count Of q holiday in London we had no
report from Liverpool Sales were liberal
and tsbles were taken by buyers more
readily At quotations than for some time.
All classes were In the market. We ex-
tract the following from q private circular
issued in this city: "Ths receipts here
for the corresponding dsts last year were
445,l5 bslss, sbowings deficit TO date of
week last year were 695S bales, deficit this
week 1909 bales. With the snow reported
last week, which passed OF with rain and
with an additional heavy rain during the
week, little progress could be made
blowing. Average temperature, AZ, cor
responding week last year, 49o. Thus far,
we have had cold weather, yet much less
rain, than 70 date last year; planting pre-
psraiOns are about on q parity. II was
fsarsd thst the late planting last season
would result in much damage from frost
st the close; hardly has there been known
q crop gathered In this region 30 free of
damage by frost. But Il viii be conceded,
we think, thst all the misfOrtunes 70 last
years crop were inherited in its late plant
ing, owing to cold rainy weather, result
ing largely IA 3 sickly start, and an Inn
perfect plant, which mstured early and
yielded g mezgre crop. Thus far prepare
ton for crop planting Is equally late with
last year, bat il is too early to express
any Judgment as TO prospects; with fair
westher, time is more abundant than Ia
borsrs."
we ouota
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TRUSTEES sAEE.

-
HNDER and By virtue ore Desf Of F4use n
~ ne sEec1ged By LlariCs FLacnea1ehL. on.
the 30 day OF March, I8g3. sid LuIg - frdeT
~ the Registers OmGsOf Hn~l8T csuur4 Tgn-
ness -. IN Record q NO e, pave fcroudI
pages lS and l0 ana 10 and H. / win "a
Wednesday, Third e. April, 1872,
hsty1en the hours O. % am. q mon
the premises, eel, a. p1bifassie 10 = hiv5-
est Bidder Tor easr. the following cescriBad
properly 4 certain parcel o. sud rftuato-
lytls aLd being IN the cttv or Ven M fhs
G unity OF shelby end the SAFE OF Eenneaeea
and uescrtbsu a. follows, 1o-Uif. E-1z a
part CT Loz nuEbsrEd tnree hrn1red snG
5eTenIysOue laD- 81 usztgue5ed nam -fra
Ollgtrai plan Oflots OF fine toWu 81 Heuorfa-
which pan OF Eai6 lot Is taGs oo1aSsf. Bs-
ginning al The northeast corner o. lot form.
erly known as GeOrgs CrO-Wen'g. fheeCa
10 1ts Intersection with Third street; fterc5
aouth with Third street one hundred ard
forty-eiRht(l 45l feet, six o. inches 70 arotFsr
alley; tnenCs with sad alley one hundred
and forty-eisht CAS- FEET. SIX ID iaehes to al.
other alley thence Forth with safd Lsst ALLY
thtrty-atx t&) fset to the south b0undzv ftne
OF the rom EeQ lot Aforesaid: Ghanc east
Win SAID boundary line ninety res3 aud EiE
~ 1ecnes % TIE corner oftce nfcrs.
said Cromwell lot; luence noEih WIKI zEa
east Doundar line Of said Cromwell To- uas
hundrsd and twelve fIl2l feet ard SIX fN
inches % the said beEinua1g-fngsrner win
al tbs apr u~rteusDceB thereunt1 ~bsiongi1g.
said Deed or Trust was szecutsd to ssGurs
the payment or certain prOmEs1ry EClaz %
Edwin W. Lehman Tor the haisncs 81 tas
purchase mon6y. Re foLpticn waived, IL
lie perfect, bat sell only as trustees.
Memphis, March 8. 1872. MD
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Pstlaea f0r Amsadmsat q Chartsr.


No. $50, r, DIN the Second Chancsry Ccur
OF Bhelby county, Tennessee.
WHEREAS, T. A. Nelson, J, ". Cochran
w J.E. Barton, r. r. Elipptn, u. =. Czech
rans A. Harris, SEQ. W. Chsskt =. y. Nc
Ghee, /. 3. Kirkland, ]. W. Page, Jr., y. b
Wigs and =. y. Nelson. stockholders In thl
Memphis OIL Company" ave fled theil
petition in this court praying thai tbs char
ter OF the said "Aemphis OIL ( 1mpany" be
20 altered and amended as to give said com.
pany the power, in addition 70 that alresdy
held, to charter or purchase, own and run
one or more stoAmboats, and to purchase,
own and use mules, draYa, wagons carts and
other personal property which the Board OF
Directors may tnink necessary In the prose
Cution OF b legitimate business OF the said
company;
II Is therefore ordered by the Clerk and
Master. Ths publication be maze in the
Memphis Appeal for thirty days. notifying
all perbons desiring, TO make their appear.
anceh herein, before said court, on OF before
the first Monday In May, 1872. and chow
cause, II any they q or know OF, Why the
prayer of petitioners. ahouid not be granted,
or the sams VIII be heard expaIts. This
March 4th, l62-
A copy-attest:
NJ D. L, STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By .. Deputy O. and n.
Mcfarland q Goodwin, Soils. for petition
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THE PLANTATION COZ GPREss
10 rHE PEOPLE OF THE sOUrH.

To THE PEOPLE OF THE SOUTH:
To give you a short ami senten-
tious statement of the objects this in
vention is intended to and viii ac-
complish, and of the points Of supe-
riority and advantages of the "PLAN-
TATION COMPRES5' owe; the half
presses, I'll say:
1st-It congresses the bale at the
gin at once, thus obviating all city re-
pressing, r~edraying, ETC., amounting
to near four million dollars per an
mum on our cotton crop, besides pre-
venting 30 much unnecessary samp-
ling, wasting and gouging, which will
make up as much more, amounting
both together to about seven million
dollars.
2d-Being all iron except the box
plank, which is the best Of wood, and
can be easily replaced, it will last two
generations, saving again over a mill
lion a year thus: $1,000 gins in the
South, every gin has a haltpress
worth or cost at least $3.50, which lasts
about ten years, necessitating a new
press every ten years, or ons-tenth Of
a press every year, making another
million and a hall, thus aggregating
over eight million dollars ID the cot
ton planters every year by this simple
invention.
3d-The cotton-box opens and closes
automatically withoutdoors or hinges,
saving the time of the hands, who
have nothing to do but put in the cot
ton right at the Iint-room and take
out the bale-mule doing all the bal
ance in three and q halt minutes,
making the bale completely COM
pressed.
AS for the metallic covering, which
Is dependent on this PLANTATION
COMPRESS, I will say nothing more
now than that it will dispense with
baggIng and ties and obviate fire in
surance, working probably a greater
revolution in the commercial world
than even the Compress, both to-
gether aggregating $SO,OOO,OOO every
year on the cotton crop, thus:
REFRESHING, redraying, eto-----...s 100000
Extra ssmpling ana heading te=t1-
mated)---~.-.-....-- ---."---.--.---. l,S9Oteyy
New Press deoenntally--..-.-------s Js5HsOU
Fire 1nsurance--.----------.-;-- oSJ01J
Loss Is lbs. a bale IoficiaI estimatel-- 2J,OOG,09
sSI,OOO,OO
Saying nothing of classification ~
and expressing the oil, amounting to
millions more.
For their immediate introduction
would sell County Rights land Sta
ton Rights for ~repressing) at a margin
Of a thousand per cent. profit, or
would commission agents on liberal
terms. Apply to ROYsTER, TREE
Want & Co.
s. s. REMBERT, Patentse,
care Of 1853 Front street,
Memphis, Tenn.
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Kon-R Resident Esucs.

No. z0e-In the Second Chancery Court OF
Shelby county Tennessee@SamueI Plea8.
ants vs.. yoh Bradley, VIM. b. Bradley,
Robert Q. Brickeu Adeiine Bradley, Susan
White, Thomas W. White, Adeiine Weak
ley Sarah A. Bradley. Robert st. q. Pleas
ants, JuLa 2. CTesEW9l, DaVtd CressWelL.
Floyence Il. Green, Stith Green and Emily
BILL.
1T appearing from the bill which is sworn
a TO In this cause that the defendants, John
Bradley, Robert q Brickeu AdsIine Bradley,
susan Whit. Thoma W. White, Adelins
Weakley, Sarah A. Bradley and Emily B.
Hin are restdents of Madison county, Ala ;
VIM. 3. Bradley 20 q resident OF Pine BIu6,
Ark; Robert St q. Peasants, Julia 2. Creaz-
we'll and David Crs1sWen are residents Of
Shreveport, La; aud Florence II. Green and
6tith Green are residents Of Brandon, Mis-
Bissippi, Rnd That they are all NONRESIDENT
Ct the State of Tennessee:
It Is therefore ordered by the Clerk and
Master, they make their appearance
herein, at the courthouse Of the second
Chancery Court OF Shelby county, 10 the city
Of Memphis, Tennessee, on OF before the nrst
Monday In April, 1879, and plead, answer or
demur 70 compliments OH. orthe same viii
be taken for confessed as TO them and set for
hearing exparte; and that g copy OF this Or
der be published once week, for four sue
cesstve weeks, In the Memphis Appeal. This
February "a, 1874
n. D. l.. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By GEO. MALLERY, Deputy o. and n.
Randolph, Hammond & Jordan Sols. for
oOmpiainanfa. fe26 NJ
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bsef and pork per barrel, 90ci whisky pen
barrel. Si25; coal oil per barrel. $li ooal
oil In cases Of 1900 ID lots per Q los, SOC
i00lbs, S5c; agricultural implements and
machinery per oar, $50.
FROM CINCINNATI BY L0UIsvILLE, On
AND LEXINGTON RAILROAD
First class, rer 100 lbs, $50 second
Glass. per 100 lbs, $50; third class per l0C
lbs, 5Sc; fourth Glass, per 100 lbs, 4Sc; fifth
class, par 100 lbs, 4So; butter and cheese
per LOG lbs, 53c; -four, sppless onions po-
tatoes, honiny and corn meal. per barrel,
100; beef and pork, per barrel, 81 10; whis-
Ky. per barrel, 81 50.
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Attachment Nodes,

No. Ils7, A. DIN the First Circuit Court OF
Shelby county, TenEsseee-J. +. Hicks,
John 3. Sullivan, John @. Stnnott, h. W.
Adams, F. 7. Smith md Msrhn Walt VI.
The Memphis and Little Rock Railroad
Company,
IN thtJ cause an attachment having been
4 sued out under section Sk55 Of the Code OF
Tennessee, n and returned into Court,
levied BY EarniRnment On the property,
moDeySgOodg n effects Of defendaRt, Ia
the hands Of certain parties, and amdavlt
having been made that the defendant Is
justly Indebted to plaintiffs In the sum OF
Sko0 by note snd count, and that the de.
fendsnt Is q nonresident OF the 6tsts OF Ten
nessee:
1t is therefore ordered, That It mare its
personal appearances herein, before the Judge
OF the First Ciroaft Court Of Shelby county.
AZ the cOurt-houssin the city of Memphis, On
the third Monday in MaF next, anu ceiend
said attaShment Butt, within the time pre-
scTi5ed by law, or the same win be proceeded
with exparte; and nat 3 copy OF this order
be published onco a week, fo1 our consecu-
i've weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
Done At omce, thA sd day OF March, 1874.
FRANK TAFT, Clerk.
BY La Z. BOsWEIL, D. @.
Elicit q PhelaD, Attorneys for plaintiffs.
-A0Na
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ssfurdsv kurII 6fh Ja72.
E~ss-Rssldsnt NsECs,

so. BlE-In the First ChRncery Court Of Shell.
by county, Tenuessees-Dantel ]. Partfn Ell
Al VS.. William n. Butler et Al.
IT appearing from afndavE in this cause
4 that the defendant W. J. DaTts is q non.
resident OF the Btsts Of Tennessee, snd thai
the residence OF defendants A. J. Buczner
Samuel a. Holmes n ]. N OYie is IN
known, alrO rom the 8hertd's return that
they canu0 &c found in Shelby county.
II Is therefore orderaA, Thai they make
their appearance herein, at the Court-house
In the city OF Memphis, e. On or be
answer or demur to complainant bill, OF
the same viii be taken for confessed as to
them and set for hearing sxparte, and that e
copy OF this order be published once q week.
for o q successive weeks, In the Memphis
Appeal.
rails March q, 1872.
A cOpy-stteSt:
EDMOND A. COLE, Clerk and Master
By r. ]. BLACK, d. Q. and II.
II. CLAW King. Sol. for complainant. mhXWd
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NoTIcE.

HAVING been appointed and qualified
III Administrator on the estate Of JOIN 3.
Clayton, decessed, By The PrcbaSs Court Of
shelby countYs Tennessee notice IS hereby
given to al persons having Claims against
said estate to present theo, properly q en-
ttcatsd, tc as or col 81. Gregory a. his once,
80. 6 Madison street, In the city OF MS
eau 81 said ONCE SDd make settlement Of tee
same
Apackags OF vsluahls papers, ~bel1nsi1E 70
said estate, has EOt cQme 70 cur hands nor
have we learned where Il Is deposited, or
who holds Il. any psrsCu holStuE the sane,
or any b papers peTta-1iUgtctng utersis
OF the estate, VIII p.sase rasuIu CT rEpozt III
sasm to al. March Is. i57Z
JAMES M-H0BGER5s
mh& H.OLAIT0E. Acmini trrtnrs.
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K~oa-Rssldsst EOtlcs,

No. l4S.-In the First Chaneery Court O.
Shelby county, Tennessee. james E,
Moores, Admir- OF Solon B0rland, deceased
va. Jsme s IA. Williamson, ct a.
IT Appearing IRON amdaVit in this cause
i that the defendant, Euclid BOrland, is q
resident OF the State Of Virginia and 3 non.
resident OF the state AZ Tennesses; that the
places o. rssiV eccs OF the defendants, B. h.
Lyon, William Cullen and Y. Volmer, are
unknown:
1t Is therefore ordered, That they make
their appearance herein, at the courthouse
the first Monday in April, 1872, and plead,
answer or demur to eOmpIainant's BIN, or
the same will be AIKEN for confessed as TO
them and se9 for hearing exparte; and that q
copy Of this order be published once a week,
for four successive weeks, In the Memphis
Appeal. This February q, 1872.
a co~py-attest:
EBMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By E B, MoHEERY, Deputy o. and NJ
4 ElaH KInr Anl- fnr cnm nllnHa mhI ErI
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Attachment N0fies.

Before me, JOHN 7. ELLIOTT, Justice OF thu
Resce for Shelby county, Tenneesee-LEo-
pold Goepal VS.. r. a.
A TTACSMEHT having been sued out in
IA above.enhtled cause. on the grounds
that the defendant, +. II. o Is about to re-
move himself from the State OF Tennessee,
and that the defendant is Justly indebted 20
the said Goepel in the sum Of n hundred
and MY dollars, due by account, and said
attachment having bees return ed. levied
upon the personal e6ecB Ct the defendant,
subject 20 an attachment previously levied
upon the same property In LaVor Of A. n.
Goddard a Coz
Said defendant win take notice that said
osuse is set for hearing before me. at my
Otdcs, in the Fourteenth Civil District, city
Of Memphis and county aforesaid, on thsS0th
day Of April, 1871, at u O'Clock M, When and
where the DEFENDANT Will take notes to ap-
pear and defend said suit, or the Aame viii
be proceeded with expart9; 1t 1s furtHer or
dered, that publication Of thlR notice be
made IN the Memphis Appeal Tor 0 q con-
&c sutivs weeks. JOHN I. ELLIOTT,
mh80 sat J. P. for Shelby county.
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ORBIkAHeE,
FROM THE ORDINAECE C0MMITTEF.
gEsFHs, Earchs ISL.

FROM THE ORDINAECE COHMITTEE.
EEHFHs, EsIchG IS2.
To the Honorable General couE1Il:
-FOUR Joint Ordnance CoumT Zee ofLns
Common Council and Board or Glasrmsu. %
whom was re erred the O~odin1ucs.
eECTIoEl Be It ordained 5y lhe General
Council OF TIE city Of Memphis, E.at II srau
net be laTtci Tor Ene owners OF swine or
goats 70 permit them 70 rua q lErgo il a1y
" the streets, alleys or pnnhc squares = me
Sec. 2. mai it snail be ths dutyof the Chiet
OF Police 70 csusa 70 be taken up 81 saino
and gOsts found running 81 large within the
city limits, and oOudns the same In suisFble
lots, pens OF houses, 70 be procured b. hLm
In three different portions o. the C-sv. d0r
three Gays. II within that uua the owner
or mis- agent shall cslfto1 sefd swine or goats.
they EhaiI be delivered to tham upon The
payment OF c18 dollar t0E szeh neTd Of sWiu8
or eO&lE 20 taksz up Il n u5fEon cImss %
claim tue sSms within tee TIRES days. then
such swine or zoats shall &c sold for ne ben
snt Of the city.
Sec. 8. That this ordinance be published
g fOr one week in two OF the city pEpsr8,
ami shau take en5ct from and after tae date
OF the last publication.
And which ordtosnce had plzsaf q first
rsaatng by both boards, would report fzF-E-
able to1is adcptfon.
WhEFsupon the ordinances passed 3 second
and hnzl reading In the Common C0Hucu,
and On relsrsnee TO the Boa q OF A1dorLel
was read 3 second = last Uns. uzszaI
finally March 7, 1879.
Approved, harcl %, lS72
Attest L. 4 City Register.
mil JJdE dGHEEOa Ma-O-.
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C~FsdlioPs Esf;ae.

shslD7 count TenneEs0e-Nary A Smith
Adm'xo Of owen Smith, deceased, Va ASneI
Smith ct a., heirs snd creditors OF the Is
tate Of Owen smith, deoeaeed.
IN the shove csuse an order was entered
il March "a ls72, for sil creditors OF the eatzfe
OF eaid deeedent to ne their claims, esc:
Il u therefore ordered, That III sy maze
their appearances herein, at the courthouse
IN the city of Memphis, Tennessee. on or be-
fore the inst MOodsy in June, E72, and hle
and establish their claims snd demands
against the estate Of aid Owen Smith, de-
ceased, or the oanse Will be heard and pro-
cseded With exparte: and thar q COPY of This
order be published once 3 week, for 3our sue
csssiye weeks, IN the Memphis Appeal. Thaa
March Is, 1871.
a ~copy-attest:
EDMUND A. COLE. Clerk and Magter,
By r J. BLACK. d. O. and n.
n rluu KFun Got fnv comn1nNk urnQa ~
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sas-R Resident Hotlcs.

No. 5s0.-In the First Chsncery Court o
Shelby county, Tennessees%. 3. StantcL
and Jesse Moore, 0rm Of Stanton a Moore
VS.. +. n. Simpson, Branch Hurt ct al.
IT appearing that q writ of attachment wal
4 issued In the above cause March Y. 1877
against The estate of defendant, Z. IL. Simp.
EOa, by virtue Of the bill OF c-cmplainants
under oath, nled herein on ssuue day, alleg,
ing that said Simpson Is q citizen of Panels
county, Mississippi, and q non-reHident Of
the State OF Tennessee; hat he Is indebted
to c5mplsinants in about the Eum OF $3.50
with interest. etc as evidenced bytudgmeni
reddered against him January -, Feo, n
the Chanosry Court OF Memphis, and that
said writ has Teen returned levied or the
property Of said Simpson, to wtts his inter.
est In two IRE insurance policies in Memphis,
Tenn; also, that defendant, Branch Hart. ID
q citizen or Mississippi, n a nonresident
OF Tennessee:
1t Is therefore ordel ed, That they make
their appearance herein, at the courthouse
in the city of Memphis, Tennessee, en- or be-
fore the first Monday in May, 1874, and
plead, answer or demur to eo~mplatnant's
bill, or thes same VIII be taken for confessed
as to them and set for hearing expRTte; and
that q copy of tho order be pub
lished once 3 week, for four successive
weeks, in the Memphis Appeal
A eopy-Attest;
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By r. ]. BLACK. D5putYO u and M.
lockwood q hicou, Soils. Tor compliments.
nahNN TIN
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In the Probate Court OF Shelby county, Ten
nsgER.-To the heirs and cr5Cltera 81 the
e3ta8 OF John ~. MoTrie1D. uzCsaseGs
NOTICE r. hereby gwen That is Dfckae
~ son, Sc Executor O. 9 VIII % aLu ~.
AorEzons dsc5aseti hzs nlsa . my Gfics 2
settlement OF 8ald estate, Thtc1 viii be gre
sented to the Court Tor condIuaGOn - lra
April Tenn, ia. 10 be heid on the nrss MOa.
day OF said month, al the cO1rt-hCGs8 u Bafd
Court, In the city OF Memphis 4acch ~,
1872 JAEES KELLY. Cl8rF.
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Administrative ssitIsmsaf.

In the Probate Court Of Shelby county, Tsn-
neaese.-ro the heirs and Creditors q ia
estate OF Daniel O,FeIreil, deceased.
NOTICE Is hereby given that p. e Dom
~ nelly, as Administrator OF tns tst7fa o.
Daniel O'FerroM, deceased, has md g. ny
Ofdce . nnal settlement o. said estate, which
viii be presented to the Court for couhrnas
ton at the april fern, 1872. to be held On ma
nrst Monday Of said month AZ the con .
house, of said Court IN tne city O Memphis
March p. 81 JA1E5 REILLY, Elzrz
Nv i y CTTFTwu a. q mHIr
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-04-01
o. MOaday, April 2s, 1912,

the following described lot OF parcel II land
BEGINNING ~ take 80 feet west Of the south.
east corner OF lot No. 8, OF ". q. Anderson's
plan Of lots durVeYe ~ ~. Crane, April q.
1855; running thsnce northTardly l3 Sset, (
Zines 10 take Is feet west or the north
t corner or said lot No. @: thence west.
Iar5ly with the south eide Of = private aley
u feet, 8 inches; themes soutbtgardly I4S fest,
5 inches to q stake, IS feet Wsst Of the south.
east corner Of said lot Not; thence east
gardly % festtO a stake on the uoGth side o.
Washington street, the place of beginning;
said lot having q width Of % feet on Wash.
1ngtOn street. and q feet, s inches on the al.
lay. Levied on a. the property OF Joseph
Hunt TO satisfy said execution, Interests and
costs Sale between the hours of 10 am, and
4 pm. March q, 1874.
MARCUS J. WRIGHT. 8he1iR
By ISAAC Ro8sERs Deputy sheriff.
Heisksll q Weathar5ord, and J. 81. Cherry,
ATTORNEYS. MIN sat