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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-14

Jn0. ID. Rather, Ex'r Of David Deshfer
VS.. b r. Foster ct ais. CIV a
DURSUANT TO A DECREE RENDERED
Il in the above named Consolidated causes BY
ne nonosSele special Commission, sitting at
OF an act of the Legislature Of Tennessee to
hear and determine causes on the SuDreu.,
Court docket will sell 70 the highest bidder az
the Court House door IN the city Of Nashville,
On Friday. the 10th day Of
June. 1878,
9 tract or parcel OF Land lying in Davidson
county, State of Tennessee, containing rs acres
more or less, and situated on the north side 81
Cumberland River, andsis bounded on fll<s 80.
BY the lands OF Charles Temple on the soT5 "a ~
the Cumberland River; on the north bv ~,
Neely's Bend Road On the west by Robt Chad
well and W. ID. Johnsons and being the sans
conveyed in trust 70 8. H. Chidress BY deed
registered IN the Re listers Once Of DayidseT7
county, book 81, pages SOL and 552. the san,s
having been executed by B. T. Foster.
ALSO,
At the same time and place, lots Nos 3s7 and
SSS OF Bovd's addition to Nashville, and fronting
together 100 feet on the north side Of Church
street and running back with Williams, avanues
northwsrdly 10 feet to an alley is feet wide an
fronting together on said alloy 100 feet being
the same conveyed by A. W. johnson 10 II y
Foster, BY deed registered in Registers Once.
Davidson county, book No. 90, page 30. -
Said tract Of land and city lots Will be sold tn
satisfy xsrions DEGREES rendered in this cause,
{ TERMS OF SALE-6, II, rs and "a monfhss
credit The purchaser will lie REQUIRED 10 exa-
cute notes, bearing interest from date, With
good and approved seouTity. A lien will he re-
tanned to secure the payment Of Che purchase
money.
Sale free from the equity Of redemption.
I NASHVILLE, May 81, 1873.
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Nashville F1our ana sararn Marksa.

FLoUR-Market very dull. We quote as
follows: Super6ne $500; single < 1925;
Xxx S7.25; xxx 1925; choice family 1915
69.00; strictly fancy $3.50.
CORN MEAL-We quote at 574660c
loose, and 624665c per bushel, sacked and
delivered in depot.
CoRE-Shipments to-day of 1000 BUSH
els at 58662c per bushel, and 5000 bushels
on private terms.
OATs-We quote at 40645 buying,
loose, and 652ac, sacked and delivered
in depot.
BRAE-We quote st S17618 Per ton
buying loose, and $40 per ton sacked and
delivered in depot.
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Hssi,yslIe live STOCK szarzss,

CATTLE-Market dull as follows: Ship
ping 464!!c; butchers stuff 363s; common
Ease. .-.--.
SHEEP-We quote at s2.OO63.O0 per
head. Lambs the same.
Hoes-We quote shoats st SG3sc and
heavy hogs at 465c. H'
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-. LOssfs Markets.

ST.. LOUIS, June 13.-Flour dull; SUI
perfne $4.75. Wh.at Nos. 8 and 4 red
winter offered st $l.4261.35 in elevator
with no bids. Corn No. 2 37a038e on
trock. Oats, No. 2, 32c, on track. No
market for barley. Mess pork, standard,
$16.T5. Bulk meats dull and nominal.
Lard very dull, manufacturing Tae. Whisky
soc, Prime to choice native steers $500
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Supreme Court Land Sale.
J. W. Wilson e Co. VS.. Geo. w. shield.
ct ais.

/ AND
L. j. Lattner ct ais. vs.. Benz. Shields
ct ais.
iDURSUANT TO A DEGREE RENDEREIS
l. in the above named consolidated eauses by
the Honorable Special Commission, sitting -
the Capitol in the CITY or NashviIle. IN pEfrsu.
ance Of an act of the Legislature OF Tennessee-
to hear and determine causes ON the Suurans
Court docket, viii sell at public outcry, al the
Oourtbouse door in the city Of Nashville n
On Friday, the both day OF
Z June, 1878, .ats
One-hsIf Of a certain lot of ground in thu sasa
city Of Nashville, county Of Davidson and State
Of Tennessee, known and designated on the man
and plan OF said city as lot No. s, which fronts
on Market street hfty-f0ur feet from thenea
running back one hundred and forty-seveu feef
and ten inches. and is the same Tot Of ground ~
deed conveyed by John A. McEwen, Trustees
etc, to Benz. F. Shields, Trustee, etc. recorded
in the Registers Office Of Davidson county, in
Book No 24 pages go and PSI. -
Said lot Of ground will be sold to satisfy var
iOus DEGREES rendered In these Consolidated
causes, interest and cost.
TERMS OF SALE.-Six and twelve months,
credit. The purchaser viii be required to exc
cute notes, with coed and approved security.
and lien VIII be retained on said lot OF sroulsd
to secure the payment of the purchase money
sale free from the equity OF redemt ton. : 81
NASHVILLE, TENN, NAV 81, 1873
-4 lss T. q. DUNNINGTOSt, C1erk.i-
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Louisville Markers.

LOUISVILLE, June b. Bagging un-
changed. Flour dull; ex-family SIC. Wheat
quiet st 81. 4061.55, on arrival. Corn firm
at 54656c in sacks. Oats quiet at 45647c.
Rye lower at 70n75c. barley nominal
Hay steady; choice timothy $50. Provisions
firm. Mess pork tic. Bacon, shoulders 7sc;
elearrib 9Sc; clear sides 9ac. Whisky 90
M9lc. 4... .-. ...s =...4. ..-
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Josiah Mallory VS.. JnO. n. SimPkins
and others.

A tract of 146 acres and 81 poles in District
No. %, Davidson county, Tenn, bounded east
by the lands of McWhirter and Leake, west by
Cumberland river, north by the lands of VIM.
HYDE, and south by the lands Of McWhirter and
Leake.~ --as-s
TERMS OF SALE.-Credits Of 6, IL, and Is
months Notes required with approved secur-
ity and lien retained.
SAFE free from redemption.
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GENERAL MARKETS.

We give IS follows a summary of the
of the day:
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A ,,nrAn1nwiIl was that left br the had

A NOTABLE will was that left by the late
Dudley p. Rodgers, of Salem, Massachu-
sets. Fist, &c bequeathed fifteen thous-
and dollars to the ''Salem Fraternity the
income TO &c used in providing such limo
cant amusemenls as its officers "may con-
slider best calculated o attract and draw
from the streets Of Salem the young men
and women who have no place to turn to
In the evening for amusement but the
streets" Then the sem of FIVE thousand
dollars was left 10 trust, its income to be
devoted TO the support of certain favorite
animals ofhis as long as they live, and at
their deathto be added 10 the other fund.
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A. IL. Trabue, Ex'Or, etc., vs.. Nicholas
Robson.

A tract of about ASK acres on the Whites
Creek pike, Davidson county, Tenn, about four
miles from Nashville, and adjoining the lands OF
Samuel Casey, VIM B. Ewing, and = Nor
row, and being in District No. q OF said county
ALSO Lots Nos. 334 and 335, and 10 feet OF lot
No, 336, in E~ings addition 20 Nashville.
TERMS OF SALE.--Gredits OF 6, II and IL
months. Notes required with approved security
and lien retained.
Sale free from redemption.
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WHO BURNED COLUMBIA?
Statement by the officer Commanding
the Union Brigade Which ~
Guarded the CITY. 80

The Society Organized 10 BuEn CO.
humbia-EySr ans Is .-sFe the Fires
T Wefe Released Union Of
1cers, Union Soldiers and Negroes
: Die lhn Work.
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BANKING.
BANKING.
~>.>~>NON<<N~~DN~N<><
Third National Bank
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
AOARB OF DxRECLOEsi
W W.BERRY, CHAs. Z. HILMAH
JOHN KIRKMAE, EDGAR JONEE,

DANIEL y. OARTER.
sVyRAHBAOTS A GENERAL EXCHANGE
4 Business and deals in United States Bonds
and Gold. EDGAR JONES, Cashier.
". ". BERRY, President
GNO. RTRRMAN. Vice President sepf "
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LOST.

DIVE DOLLARS Lost-A
IL MeeTschaum pipe, on Sunday, June, 9Th.
The finder can leave il at this ONCE.
le12 cod ste
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OF the one hundred and forty-two can
didates for admission to West Point, seven
we're Iejec Ell for physical and forty-nine
for mental incapsCiy, BE hCmGer OF dis-
apointees being an unusual large per cent.
The two colored applicants passed, bat
Murphy, the "seif-educated hackmsn Of
Chicago" failed. Secretary Belknap, how
ever, who takes great int rest in this young
man, took him aside and told him 10 Try
again, next September.
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Supreme Court Land Sale.
shaw and CrOsswy w. u. Strstto~ eI
ais.
AND
shaw and Crosswy VS.. M Burns


shaw and CrOssWy VS.. M. burns'
PURSUANT TO A DEr1EE KEhDEhED
in the above named causes Dy the HON
0rabIe Special CoDs-iission' sitting at the
CanitoI IL, che city ~ nashville, in pursuance of
~, - - 80 Tassslature OF Tennessee, TO hear
al 81 Ja,ar-ni,,] causes on the Supreme Court
anu "a Sell at public cutlery at the Court
GonSa ,da, Z in the city Of Nashville,
On Friday, the both day Of
June, 1873.
A tract Of land containing four and one-half
acres, with the distillery and fixtures thereon,
living in Davidson county, State OF Tennessee
on the headwaters of Mansker's Creek, and
about one mile west of the town of Goodletts-
vile. and Is bounded on ths north and east by
the lands Of the widow and heirs Of Z. e. Drake,
decd, ami on the south and west by the lands Of
j. c. Crssswy.
Said and and distillery viii be sold to satisfy
the vsrious DEGREES rendered in this cause, in
terestand costs.
TFRMS OF SALE.--Six and twelve months
credt. The purchaser will be required 70 exc
cue notes, with good and approved security,
ard lien win be retained on said land and dis
tilery to secure the payment of the purchase
money.
Sale free from the equity Of redemption
F.C. DUNEINGToN, Clerk.
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Memphis Markets.

MEMPH1s, June 10 Flour 81 506
1000. Corn 5765Sc. Oats 44646c. Hay
dull at $l5.0On2400. Bran dull at 800
1910. Corn meal higher at $3.50. Lard
and Bulk meats dull with no sales. Bacon
fat 7369694e.g gag 8ue
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Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI, June IS. = Flour 1000
7.50. Wheat dull at $l.45.1 Corn-ssles
at, 4i642c. Rye dull at 70l. Oats 356
45c. Groceries steady. Oils firm. Eggs
firmer at 15e. Provisions firm with slight
improved feeling. Mess pork S16.256
1850. Lard quiet and nominal; kettle SIC.
Bulk meats steady; shoulders 6sc; clear
rib 81; clear sides -. Bacon-shoulders
nc; clear rib 91c; clear sides 9Sc.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-14

THE LARGEST AND BEST.
Twelve Pages Seyenty-tWO Columns.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-14

EGGs-The market to-day was weak,
with light sales from wagon at 136l4c.
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LEGAL SALES.
Chancery Sales
e. LII sr1I.4-5as
WEDNESDAY, JUNE Is, 1873.
LEGAL SALES.

TN PURSUANCE OF DEGREES REM
| dered by the Chancery Court at Nashville in
the respective causes, VIII sell at public sale to
the his hest bidder, va
At the Courthouse at Nashville at IL O'Clock
NJ. on Wednesday, Juae 25, 1873,
the following described property, VIZ:
JnO. L. Dismuke s ct ais. vs.. VIVA. Dis
mukes ct ais.
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New OrIeans Markets.

NEW ORLEANS, Juue 49, Flour
no demand Cd account, quarantine at Ha-
vana, 1000 bbls being rsshipped to St..
Louis. Corn easier at t0d63c. Oats Acc.
Bran 75677c. Hay quiet; prime S23, Pork
Gul! at $l7.50c. Bacon dull at 7t69i 693c.
Hams 135c. Lard; tierce 8s694c; key 81
610!c. Whisky dull at 92695c. Sugar
and Molasses no movement. Coffee 1S6
204c. Sterling %; sight premium; gold
117!. 3 d s- .f.
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LEGAL SALES.
Supreme Court Land Sale.

John W. McAiIister VS.. RF. Fosscr
ea4 &c ais.
AND
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WANTS.

lAdreyftsemeNts under thEs hsad sDfil be charged
TEN CENTS per line for each insertiOn-l
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To make crackers such as We buy, take
seven cups Of -four, one teaspOonful Of sale
rAtus, two Of cream of tartar, half cup of
lard. Rub the lard, saleratus and cream of
tartar In the -four; add cold water enough
TO make very stiff dough. Let them stand
In the oven until dried through.
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BOARDING.

UHE CAPITOL HOUSE. - The above
Il House will continue oper. Il is situzt ed cor
ner of Summer and Deaderick streets in the
healthlesf portion Of the city. Rooms newly fur
nished nd wen VENT ateL Terms moderate.
G. w. KIDDkL., Proprietor. jelO tw
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is as follows: Net receipts at all United
States ports during the week, 10, 057 bales;
same week last year, IL, ga bales; total re-
ceipts to date, AZ, 1892 bales; last year g.
6S0,615 bales. Exports for THE week q, 900
bales; same week last wear IL, ASP bales;
total exports TO date 2,5S5,005 bales; last
year 1874, TIA bales. Stock at all United
States ports 259, 493 bales; last year 1884,
425 bales. Stock at all interior towns, 81 400
bales; last year, 1890 bales. Stock
at Liverpool $4,000 bales; last year 923,-
600 bales; stock American afoat for Great
Britain, 211,0O0 bales; last year, $1,000
bales. ~ @ Es
NEW ORLEANS, June 13.--Cotton frmer;
sales 3, 100 bales; good ordinary 15sc; low
middllngs TIC; middling 18ac; middling
Orleans 1896; receipts 665 ], 522 bales; ex-
ports coastwise 382 bales; stock 69,204
bales. Weekly sales 1900 bales; receipts
net 4, 479 bales; gross IA bales; exports to
Great Britain 9,573 bales; coastwise 3, 452
bales.
CINCINNATI, june Is. - Cotton quiet
at 19c.
LOUISVILLE, June 49, Cotton lower;
low middings 13c.
ST. LOUIS, June 13.-Cetton middling
Isle. Low middling I7ac.
MEMPHIS, June 13.-Cotton irmer;
good ordinary 16c; low niddling 17ac;
stock q, 400 bales.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, June Is, 3 P. M-ConsoIs for
money 90; u. S. bonds 20's of '65 92II;;
'67 94s; 10-40's $50; new fges S9a.
PARIS, June 14.-Rentes 56f SIC.
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.sTRAYED.

CTRAYED-A dark bay mule, lax hands
- high, between II Psd II years old name well
trimmed, two saddle spots on her back When
last heard from Has In the neighborhood of No
lensvIlle Fifteen dollars reward will be paid
for return OF same 70 173 South Cherry street.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-02-15

We take pleasure in calling atten-
ton to the card of Hendrix, Carter
& Co., successors to w. r. Hendrix
& Co, wholesale liquor desiers of
Memphis. We fully endorse this
firm to our readers. Capt. Hendrix,
the Senior member OF the firm, we
naye known for years, and we can
cOnscientiously say, we never knew
a truer or soundor man. This firm
possess both the ability and capital,
to conduct large and successful
business, and we sincerely believe
that the liquor dealers of West Ten
nessee will find it to their interest
to cultivate business relations with
them. We hope that our readers
will give this firm a trial. Ripley
Gates, formerly Ofthis city, is with
the firm, and we feel safe in saying
that Rip is well and favorably known
in this section. Try them.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-02-15
The Penilenliary.

The report of w. NJ. Wright, Su-
perintendeHt of Prisons, to the
Thirty-eight General Assembly, is 3
document Of seventy-nine pages,
from which we CLEAN few statis-
tics that may be OF some interest
The report covers a period of fif-
teen months, ending December l,
1872. Total number of convicts,
744. Their crimes were as follows:
MaHslaughter, ?; murder, IS; MUIR
der in first degree, 8; incest, /; for
gerv, u; robbing the mail, 1; arson
or house-burning, ,; attempt to
murder, 4; attempt to kill, 6; kill
| ing a horse, l; crime against nature,
2; attempt to burn, /; receiving sto-
len goods, 3; concealing stolen goods,
1; malicious shooting, u; malicious
stabbing, 8; bigamy, 3; obtaining
money under false pretences, 1; per-
jury, 2; obstructing railroads, 4;
lhouse-breaking 4; house-breaking
and larceny, u; burglary, Is; bur
glary and larceny, s; robbery and
| larceny, >; felonious assault, 4;
fraudulent breach of trust, I: assist
ing prisoners to escape, /; false pre-
tense, 6; illegal marrying, l; abduc-
ton l; horse-stealing, IS; grand lar
cenv. 6S: larceny, 347. Total, 744.
of these 10 are in for life; 16 for
twenty-one years; 100 for FIVE years;
los for three years; so for one year;
and the rest for various terms The
leading counties that furnished these
80 a
los; Knox, IS; Madison, 81; Maury,
81; Rutherford, 25; Giles, 19; Green,
10; Hamilton, "A; Fayette, IS; Will
hanson, II; BlOunt, 10; Haywood,
40; Marshall, 10; ROane, 10; the bal
ance scattering. The nativity of
convicts is given as follows: Ala
bama, As; Arkansas u; Georgia, SO;
Kentucky, Al; Mississippi, y; n.
Carolina, so; South Carolina, 10;
Tennessee; So; Virginia, 80; Ire
land, II; Missouri, 8; Illinois, Ohio.
Maryland, New York and France, >
each; the balance scattering. OF
the total number, 496 are married
and 246 single, 2S4 white, and 400
eolored, 2S3 white males and 1 white
female, 425 colored males and IS COL
ored females. From August 30th,
1871, to December Isl, 1872, 10 of
the convicts died; Gov. Brown par
dOned 81 and Gov. Senter 20; es-
capped, 20; recaptured, 6; discharged
by expiration of sentence, 81; dis
charged by acts of 'S6 and 20, 114.-I
OF the 500 usually remaining with
in the prison walls, the chaplain re-
ports that about $50 attend the REL
gious exercises, and that there arc
only about 40 of these who can mel
Their read nor write. Hem. Ledger.
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Poor schuyIer,

The Honorable Schuyler Colfax,
Vice President of the United States,
is in q very embarrassing situation
at the present time on account OF
his connection with the swindle OF
the Credit Mobilier. In reply to
all denials that he ever owned any
of the stock, the ugly fact that he
did receive dividends on the stock
to the amount of 81, 200, and the
check with which he was paid is
exhibited to the investigating COM
mittee to prove it.
The Chicago Tribune, in speaking
of the present Vice President of the
United States, uses language the
like Of which has never been EN-
ployed toward a Vice President
since the days of Aaron Burr. Il
says: "NO man during this genera
ton has been more conclusively
proven a corruptionist, q bride
taker, a liar and a perjurer, thar
Schuyler Colfax. There is not |
loophole of possible escape."-GGt
latin Examiner.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-02-15
The Nashville custom House,

The following is the bill for the
erection of the Nashville Custom
House, as it passed and was signed
by the President:
AN ACT to provide for the erection Of q
public building at Nashville Tennessee.
Be it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the
United States of America, in Con-
gress assembled, That the Secretary
of the Treasury be. and he hereby
is, authorized and directed to cause
to be erected, on the ground now
owned by the United States in that
city, suitable building at Nashville
Tennessee, for the use and accom-
mediation of the Courts OF the
United States, the Postoftice, FAC
cOrding to plans to be approved by
the Secretary of the Treasury Gus
tOm-House, and other offices of the
Government, at a cost not exceed
ing the sum of one hundred and
fifty Thousand dollars.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-02-15
RsaI.trIesinE the sta,e.

One OF the most important tasks
before the General Assembly is that
Of dividing the State into ten Con-
gressional districts. We hope with
all Of our contemporaries OF whose
opinion we have seen, that, in en-
gaging in this work, the members OF
the Legislature viii divest them
selves OF all partizanship and local
prejudice. and endeayor to discharge
the duty in fair, just and Impair
tial manner. We do assuredly trust
that there will be no attempt at
such disgraceful gerrymandering as
that which, in the last Legislature,
resulted in the creation of such ge-
0graphical monstrosities as the pres
ent Second District. The 'sbatter-
ingram" constructed expressly TO
bar Mr.. Maynard's re-entrance into
Congress was converted, by a sort
of poetic justice into a catapult 10
facilitate and celeritate his return.
We trust that this experiment will
satisfy, even the uncompromising-
est partisans, and that we shall have
no more "bsttering-rams."
We have no particular plan for
redistricting the State, and certainly
the especial interest OF no iDdividn,
| al to subserYe. We only desire thai
the districts, which will remain fol
at least a decade as the present lie
gislature arranges them, shall be a.
compact and homogeneous as posi-
BILE, the counties composing eacl
being as identical in sentiment ant
interest and as contiguous as prac
ticable.-LebdnOR Herald.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-02-15
Chancery Sale Of Real Estate.
In Chancery Court OF Madison
County, Tennessee

Leroy G. Gillespie. admir-, ". Ellie B.
Aston, et d.
DY virtue Of an introductory decree Tor
- sale, entered ia the above cause on
the 81 day Of January, 1913. will sell At
hubble auction. IL the highest bidder. in
frOnt OF the Courthouse door In Jackson,
TsHnsssco, on
SATURDAY, MARCH i5lh, 1874.
within legal hour, the following described
J property, io-wrt:
Situated Ia Madison County. Tennessee,
SIX miles from Jackson, on the jackson and
Denmark road, and known as the John
| AlstOu farm. SAID farm contains about
! go acres, and has been accurately surveyed
and judiciousiy divided into six tracts, a.
/ follows:
TRACT No. Il Lies on the Southeast, and
contains il5 j6-lO0 acres.
TRAcT No. 3--0n the south and contains
TRACT No. Son the Wet and contains
So acres.
TRACT No. 4--Oa the North and contains
| I33 $500 acres.
TRACT No. Bon The EAT, AMI contains
/ a. b5-l00 acres.
Also the Dover tract, (rcmaindcr inter
est 10 be sold) which lies on the North aad
! West. and contains IL 69-iO0 acres.
This property a. founded on the North
/ by the lands OF rreadwell and A. ID. Huri;
on the East By Lacy, Boon and rheus; on
the South by the lands OF George william
son, and on the West by those Of DR.. Wo-
mack and r. A. Treadwell.
For more particular Description, call at
the Office et the Clerk aud Master. Jackson.
Tenn, and examine large plat and survey
OF each tract
TERMS OF SALE ~ On credit a
twelve months. purchaser 10 execute note
with approved security and lieu retained
Equity Of redemption barred.
DIN. WISDOM, &. All.
Campbell & McCorry, soils.
fahr A
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-02-15

The public men and presses OF the
North who have most influence
with the Government and people
are one by one coming to our aid
and assistance. We have already
noticed the speech of Gen. Butler in
the case of the Southern pensioners
Of 1872; now we have to call atten-
ton to Mr.. Hale's suggestion that
the General Government come to
the aid of our impoverished people
and issue bonds enough to relieve
us of half, at least, of our State
debts. The New York Times in
dorses the suggestion, and the Phil
adelphia Press saws: EITHER this or
some other means must first be
pract ised for the assistance of the
powerless South, or its recovery
will be indefinitely delayed. AS it
is now, the average prosperity of
that section is not much greater
than that of ireland. APPEAL.