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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-09

The Utica market seemed fully in SYM
patty with the general state Of trade. Du-
ring the entire afternoon it was inactive
and dali. The offering WAS mixture Of
hay and grass cheese, which also served to
cauee uncertainty. The large shipments Of
ies:. week, 9. 81 which tho market had not
been relieved, and which were bought at
prices higher than the present quotations,
deferred buyers from bidding with anima-
ton. The attendance was somewhat more
neager than last week, though individual
offerings were larger. The prevailing ten
dency was to forward Oh commission.
Statesmen seemed to forsee that the increase
of manufacture will change the conditions
of trade, and they were largely disposed to
accede TO the suggestions OF buyers in this
respect. a summary of transactions is as
follows: There were ohered 8 430 boxes of
full cream, partly hay and partly grass
cheese, representing 53 factories. Sales Of
2 $50 boxes were made, and 1900 boxes
were forwarded on commission. The re-
mainder was held over. OF the cheese
sold lots sold at Zoe; 9 at 101c; 8 st
104c.; at 1896; A at l0tc.; 4 at 10sc.
Several lots were forwarded on guarantees
of from 10@l0tc. We quote Extreme
price, 10sc.; leading factories, 105c.; aver
age, l05;.
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ter. The market is generally reported ir-
regular; and there does not seem to be any
reason to infer that prices will decline far
Their at present Barry's Daily market Re
port, for Saturday, says;
Creamery pals are generally offering TO
the local trade at 25c. for selections. Dairy
pals are in but moderate request, and have
TO be very choice to bring 24c., while lots
are obtainable at 22@23c. Choice yellow
hrkins are in moderate request. Half.firkin
and Welsh tubs are selling fairly if of uni
form good natural color, but yellow tons,
tsperlng off white toward the bottom, light
colored or streaky lots, are very slow and
only saleable ct exceedingly Low figures.
Western butter has arrived freely and rules
dull and easy. Choice dairy packed tubs
are d ficult to sell above l7@lSc. in lines.
though 10000. is generally asked for Sc
lecIions. Cnoice yellow frkins are offer
ing at 11@lSc. for selections, while in
voices are obtainable at 15@l6c., ard stock
irifle Off is difficult to move l3ml4c. The
clearances of butter for the week are / ,03G
packages.
Al Watertown trade was sluggish, though
the attendance was large. The same i'm
pulse TO forward On commission was man
nest. The Offering aggregated 1900 boxes.
Sales were made at 9ic. to 10fc. But few
attained the latter price.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-03
MONEY MARKETS.
ny TELEGRAPH.
PARIS, March 2-Rentes, 66f.

PARIS, March 2-Rentes, 66f. 624c.
NEW ORLEANS, March 2.-Gold,
1l44i sight, ! premium; sterling, bank,
1851.
LONDON, March 2-COnsols 70;
money, "a Lie; on account, "a 7-16; 5-20i
of 1865, los; sos of 1867, 1914; 10 40s,
1861; new fives, 1861; New York Cen
trail, los; Erie, Is; Erie preferred, Big.
NEW YORK, March 2.-Money easy
at 2(94 per cent. Prime mercantile pa
per, 4496 per cent. Customs receipts,
S326, 600 The assistant treasurer dis
bursed $774, ZOO. Clearings, $35 0O0,-
600. Gold strong, opening at ll4s and
closing at ll4s. Carrying rates, 2 to AZ
per cent. Specie shipments to-day, $780,
900. Government bonds active and high /;
coupons of 1881, 1888; do 1866, rs;
do 1856, new, l193; do. 1877. l2l3; do
'6S, 1881; new fives, 119; I0-40s, regu-
lar, 1l6s; coupons, l19; currency IS, 127.
State securities quiet; Tennessee Is, old,
424; Tennessee IS, new, AZ; Virginia, old,
SO; Virginia new, 81; Missouri IS, 1886
Railroad bonds firm. AT the stock ex-
change there was q marked decrease in
the volume OF business, and an entire
absence of that excitement which char
acteriZed the market yesterday. Lake
Shore and Western Union were strong
and higher. The widest fiuctuation wss
in Union Pacific, which fell off from 81
to 66, and afterward recovered to 6649
81; Lake Shore rose to 6ls, Illinois Cen
trail to 1921, Northwestern to 423 and
Erie to 17a; Western Union RANGED be
tween 69f and 70s, and Pacific Mail be-
tween 26s and 263 Other changes were
ID l. n
ruary show an increase OF about $50, 600,
and those Of the Northwestern $4,000
Transaction on the stock exchange were
16S, 600 shares, OF which 5000 were
Pacific Mail, so 0C0 Western Union,
1000 Northwestern, 1000 Erie, and 80. 900
Lake Shore. Closing quotations were !:
Western Union telegraph. 69B; Pa
cific Mail, 265; Adams Express compR-
ny, 107; Wells & Fsrgo's Express COM
pany, So; American Express com
pany, 81; United States Express compn-
ny, 1874; New York Central, 1l54; Erie,
lem preferred, 1874; Michigan Central ,60t !;
6l3; Illinois Central, lO2; Pittsburg
93f; Northwestern common. 42S;
North western preferred, SGT; Cleve
land, Columbus, Cincinnati and In
disnapolis, 40; New Jersey Central,
10Y; Rock Island, lI04; ct. Paul, AT;
st. Paul preferred, 79S; Wabash, 1881;
Wabash preferred, IO9i; Fit Wayne, 1922! /;
Terre Baute, 5; Terre Haute preferred,
10; Chicago and Alton, l0l; Chicago
aud Alton prefer'd, l07i Ohio and
Mississippi, 205; Indiana Central, Al;
Chicag., Burlington and Quincy, ISL;
Hannibal and st. Joseph, 1871; Delaware
and Lsckawsnna, 1l7l; Atlantic and
Pacific telegraph, 1T; Central Pacific
bonds, 10s3; Union Pacific bonds, l05s;
Union Pacific lard grants, 103; Union
Pacific sinking fund III; Msriposa, 107;
Msriposa preferred, l07t; Panama,
3Si; Missouri Pacific, III; Atlantic and
Pacific preferred, Il42.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-03

81 a. Corn Ia fraction lower 3St93S3c.
Oa.s dull and lower; No, 2, 3S3cl Pork
higher; sales at So 50, closed at So IS.
S23 asked. Lard steady and firm, l2s
Gl23c here; l2!c up the country. Bulk
meats bUoya with good demand for
fu ure delivery, Ss9S1@lls@ l29l259
lac. Bacon firm with an advancing
tendency, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Whisky, 81 o. Hogs active AID higher
lacking 81 559S.
NEW ORLEANS, March Sugar
quiet; common, 5s@6ic; fair to fully
fair, 63973c; prime, 7s973ci choice,
73c. NJ llss-e. telling slow; fermenting
common, 35c; prime TO strictly prime,
4204Sc: reboiied prime TO choice, 44@
SIC. -Four firm; superfne, 81 %;
double extra, 81 so; treble extra, 81 70
06 so; choice and family, S6 1907 80
Cornmesl dull, 81 80. Corn in good de-
mand, 54G5Sc. Oats steady, 42(946c.
Bran firm3r, SOC. Hay quiet; prime, sly;
choice, $25 Pork scarce ami higher;
S2325923 50. Dry salt meats firmeri SO
123Gl3c. Bacon scarce and tirmer, lot, IA
@l4tc. Hams-sugsr- cured, tirme-; held
at l5c. Lard scarce and firm; fierce,
packers, 125c; refined, 1890; keg, l4c.
Rice-prime to choice scarce; common
to choice Louisiana, 41964c. Whisky
quiet; rectified, 81 09@1 II. Coffee active
and firm; fair to primei l749lS4c
NEW YORK, March 2.-Flour dull
and easier; supsrfiue State and western,
S4G4 so; St Louis, S. 25C99. Rye flour
quiet, BUT steady, at "a 1905 05. Corn
meal quiet at 81 75G,3 25. Wheat dull;
No. Chicago, ST 23@l 26. Corn shade
firmer; mixed western, new, ungraded,
62063c Oats dull ana in buyers favor;
mixed western and State, 444@474c
Coffee quiet; Rio, cargoes, 153@l8ic
gold; j)bbing, 152@l93c gold Sugar
quiet, but steady; prize, 73@7Bc; CEN
trifugal, S4@S3c; refined, 93@1O3c. Pc
troleum dull; crude, SEE; refined, 14@
l4tc. Pork firmer at S22 1928. Beef
quiet; new plain mess, lie; new extra
mess, l34c. Cut Northwestern quiet;
middles quiet, but firm; western long
clear, I2t@l2lc. Lard frmer; prime
steam, 1910. Butter firm western, l5927c;
State, 20(934c. Whisky quiet at 81 10.
CINCINNATI, March 2.-Flour dull.
Wheat steady, 81 15@l 25. Corn steady
with a fair demand, 43c. Oats dull, 80
@4lc. Pork quiet but firm, nOminally
SO IS. Lard firm; steam, 12b@l3o;
kettle, 1a4@l4c. Bulk meats are strong
and higher, Ss@84, 1l5@12, 125@124c.
Bacon id good demand st full prices, 81
139134c. Whisky, 81 Oh.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-03
COFFEE MARKETS.
BY TELEGRAPH,

RIO JANEIRO, March Yesterday
being Shrove-T Tuesday, it was observed
as a holiday and the markets were
closed. Coffee to-day is animated, ard
prices very firm al 5S9594 refs per ten
kilogrammes; good firsts exchange on
London, 25s; freights, per sail, to Eng
lish chsnnel, 32s; average daily receipts
of coffee for the week, $4,000 bags.
Sales OF the week-for Europe, via chan
mel, 10 600 bags; for United States, 55,'
900; for Mediterranean ports, $1,000.
Shipments OF the week-for Europe, via
channel, LOCO bags; for United States,
$1,000; for Mediterranean ports, 10000.
Total stock now in port, 5000 bags.
SANTOS, March 1.-The coffee msr-
ket is animated and prices firm at 56@
564 reis per ten kiIOgrsmmes for supe-
ri0r; average daily receipts for the week,
210O bags Weeks sales comprised SIS
follows: For Europe, $1,000 bags; tcI
Mediterranean ports, 70, 900. Total ship,
ments for all ports during the week,
%, 900 bsgs. Stock on hand computed
to be- II, 600
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-03

| WICK sburg was the work Of ineendiaries
The steamers got away with another
| big crowd of visitors yesterday evening
and there are several boat loads yet IL
the city.
The Thompson Dean departed last
/ evening for New Orleans with III baies
cotton, 2O4O sacks oil meal, 200 ton:
| miscellaneous freight, aud cabin full
of people.
The james D Parker departed last
evening for Cincinnati with $50 bales o.
cotton, 400 bbls oil, 100 car wheels, S.
casks and bbls scrap iron, AID a cabin
full Of people.
Commodore Thompson Dean and
Msjor John D. Adams were yesterday
the guestJ OF Captain w. b. Miller, OF
the Thompson Dean. They left yester-
day for Little Rock.
The chilly atmosphere yesterday made
il necessary 10 move around lively 10
keep comfortable, consequently the
movement of freights was pursued with
considerable activity.
Mr.. Owen G. Catee, chief clerk and
part owner Of the steamer Common
wealth, was married at Houston, Texas,
last Tuesday, to Miss Emms Howard,
daughter Of DR.. VIM. Ii. Howard, u
prominent citizen of that city.
During the burning Of the Mary Bell
at Vicksbarg last Sunday, one of her
chimI eys fell on the roof OF the ParisOt-
line steamer Tsllshatchie, which laid
alongside Of her, smashed the little
bats roof and lsrbosrd guards, and
damaged her about one hundred dollars
Ste barely escaped the fate Of the Mary
Bell.
Captain Esds's work at the mouth of
the Mississippi is already an assured
success. An ocean steamer drawing six.
teen feet has come safely through the
pass, and the current has been increased
Ia velocity at the rate Of six feet per
second. The captain declares that he
will reclaim all the overflow country
contiguous to the Mississippi without
building another foot of levee.
st. Louis Times: "Since the exposure
of the whisky ring, Captain William
Hamblet0n has not been possessed Of
that exubersnt flow OF spirits which for
merly characterized him. Being ques-
toned by friend yesterday as to the
cause of this change in his outward
bearing, he answered despondently that
he had been made the victim of mis-.
placed confidence. Then, after brief
pause, he continued: you see, for the
past ten years I've been drinking large
quantity Of whisky, thinking that the
government was collecting the tax upon
it, and it now turns out that all my pa.
triotism has been squandered on lot of
treasury leeches.' And he wiped the big
tesrs from his cheeks, and inquired of
gentleman if he had heard of Bsb's &C.
quittsl."
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-03
CHANuERY SALES.

No. g5s, o. R. D-Barzilla Raney ct 81. VS.. La
grange and Memphis Railroad Co ct al.
Grand centennial SIOaInE Sale OF Fort
Pickering Lots.
ON THURSDAY, MARCH 80, 1876, AND
" continuing from day to day until the
property is disposed of, at the southwest cor
ner Of Main and Madison streets, Memphis,
Tenn. Pursuant 10 an order Of sale In the
above cause, from the Chancery Court, will
sell, to the highest bidder, the following prop
erty, tO-wit: Situated in Fort Pickering,
and known on the plan of subdivisions as
Block l. 10 II q y p Is q 20 % "a q; Block 2
lots 10 l3 Is Is 20 q y q 81 Block 8 lots 2356T
l3l Il Is 81 % IS 2S 30; Block f. lots IS - q .
% Block ), lots q % .; Block 8, lots IL II
IS 20 %; Block 4 lots u II Is Is L Is 10 Y 81
Block 8, lots 3 "A ) 81 s; Block 9, lots 2367S8
10 IL u p % "a . 26 40 Al Block TO- lots y Il II
Is p 2S 9 81 81 % 80 q AZ Block H. lots 10 II y Il
Is Is - So Block r. lots l0l6 II Is 70 % p q q IS
AZ; Block Is, lots Is Il Is q 81 81 90; Block "A.
lots 2 3 6 Is % 80 "a; Block Is, lots I267S9IO
IA 10 Is Il % rs q % 40; Block 10, lots 10
Il II p y q y . % q % 81 81 81 IS SO 40; Block
II, lots u - IA Is; Book 49, lots s 10; Book
81 lots 81 10 IL Il; Block y, lots IL d q;
Block %, lots IS; Block p, lots 81 s 10 II u
IS II Is 10 20 p p %; Block q, lots 10 II L
IL q "a; Block 26, lots II IL Is 10 20; Block z,
lots l One-haf OF Q; Block q, lots
2345675l2 IL IA; BLOCK %, lots II IL Il Is 10 II
Is 10 20 81 p; Block 3d. lots 10 II Y ID a. Block
81, lots u Book 80, lots 50; Block a. lot y
Block 50, lets 2 345 IS; Block 40, lots "a.
Four acres, described as " Depot Grounds"
on the plan of Fort Pickering, bounded on
the north by blocks Is and 10; on the east by
Fifth street; on the south by blocks 20 and p,
and on the west by Fourth street.
seven acres, situated south Of the old track
of Lagrange and Memphis Railroad, north of
Solomon RozelIs field, "a poles wide and l56
pO.es and % links in length, the same con-
Veyed by A. B. Carr to Lagrange and Memphis
Railroad Company by deed recorded in
Book ~, 24S.
Also. lot No. 8, in block A, laid down on the
original map of Fort Pickering as Rosser
street, but now fronting 80 feet on Pamela
street, and running back 80 feet-bounded on
the north by lot No. l, in block A.
Also, lot No. 8, in block A, set apart origin
ally as Pamela street, now fronting 90 feet on
Broadway, and running back 800 feet, bounded
on the east by lot 8; on the west by lots 3,
and ), in block A.
Terms-Notes at 7, II and Is months, with
approved security, and lien retained. Equity
of redemption barred.
GEO. W. WINCHESTER,
Special Commissioner.
JSO. z. TREZEVANT, Auctioneer. fOzg
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-03


II. Il. LUDWIG, Sergeant.
BY TELEGRAPH.
CINCINNATI, March 2.-Noon-River
falling. Weather fair and cold.
NASHVILLE, March 1.-The river is
falling, with feet on the shoals.
EVANSVILLE, March 2. - Weather
clear and cool. Mercury 80 to 400.
River ISL feet and falling slowly.
LOUISVILLE, March 2 - Weather
cold and clear. Departed: II. 8. Tur-
ner, New Orleans; Cons Millar, Mem
phis.
NEW ORLEANS, March 1.-The wealth
er is clear and pleasant. Arrived: Glen
coe, st. Louis Departed: Katie, Green
Vile; John B. Williams, Pittsburg.
PITTsBURa, March Moon - River
z feet 10 inches, and falling. Weather
clear and modersting..... Night-River
feet 8 inches, and falling. Weather
clear and cool.
CAIRO. March 2.-Noon - Arrived
Robert Mitchell, Cincinnati, midnight;
Fearless, St Louis, IL am; Mary Hous-
ton, New Orleans, noon. Departed :
ALT Stevens, st. Louis, 8 am; Robert
Mitchell, New Orleans, l am The
weather Is cloudy, with a strong north
Observation-Disclosures: Mary Hous-
ton, Cincinnati River Is feet Z inches,
and falling. Weather clear. Mercury
$40.
Movements at the Levee.
ARRIVALS.
City of Chester, st. Louis; Robert
Mitchell, New Orleans.
DEPARTURES.
City of Chester, st. Louis; Robert
Mitchell, New Orleans; A. J. White,
NapO.e) ID; Thompson Dean, New Or
leans; James d. Parker, Cincinnati.
BOATS DUE.
Colorado, Osceols Belle, Phil Alliu,
George w. Cheek, Ruth, Legal Tender,
u. z. Schenck.
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
HELENA-George w. Cheek, n. S.
Green, master, five pm.
FRIARs PoINT-Phil Allin, James
Lee, ST., master, five pm.
VICKsBURG - Colorado, Ed Gray,
master, five pm.
AsHPoRT-Osceola Belle, o. K. Jop-
I'D, maSteIi I'VE p'ns
ST. LOUrs-Capitol City, O'Neil, mas
ter, ten am.
Receipts Yesterday.
City Of Chester-l546 bbls -four, rs
bales cotton, 425 sacks ear corn, 300 sacks
oats, 50 tieTces lard, so kegs lard, IC
casks bacon, 20 tierces hams, $50 boxes
crackers, 400 bdls hubs, 400 pigs sun.
dries.
Leyee Paragraphs.
Business was brisk on the leYee yes
terday.
John Wshl & Co., at st. Louis, want
to sell the r. w. Dugan.
The City OF Chester departed last
evening for st. Louis with $50 bales OF
cotton.
The fact is established without doubt
that the burning OF the Mary Bell at
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-03
STOCKS ON HAND IN MEMPHIS, MARCH

Corn was in good demand, with sales
OF $50 sacks at Ale snd 42c; so sacks OF
ear corn sold at Ale; some further lots Of
eAr corn changed hands below that
figure Oats were quiet, but with some
inquiry; 80 sacks of black seed oats sold
ct 4Sc Bran was Without transaction;
tbs last sale was at Sl3 81. Corn bran
is in moderate inquiry: 50 sacks sold at
Sl2 IS. Hay was Ia plentiful Offering,
with better inquiry, which, however,
was mostly limited 10 the better quail
ties; there were sales Of 100 sscks aud
carload OF prairie IN small bales Z, s.,
aud so bal =, large bales, al 81. Corn
meal w1ss in no bstter demand, and a
few harrsls went eff languidly al 81 So,
as before. The st. Louis Republican, OF
Monday, reported OF carnmesl: Lower,
bat demand good; sales Of city were al
s. 40 on Monday, [ 81 35(92 40 later;
Yesterday at s. 2562 32-sli delivered.
To day steady. Sales 1850 barrels city
at 50 25,a2 80 Delivered Potatoes show
no increase ia animation, and prices are
dropping; y ta.rsls OF OaIO river peach
blows soli 81 81 20; russets we're offering
at 81; early rose were lower, and could
be got a 81 lO-they have become plen-
tifuI: peacnblows were offered at 81 %;
there IS no d-msnd FOR pinkeyes, which
are Offering II 81 20.
THE GENERAL MARKET was fairly
buy in the job department, NJ srdi-Gras
visitors still adding orders. Eggs sold
at BE, single packages l4c. Cabbage,
when fiae, commands attention. small,
frozen OF witberfd are passed over; Lou
lila sold s. $500, western S9,9l0 per
100 aesi; choice was scarce. hraH has
mt win little attention this winter,
owing probably to the liberal supply OF
western and southern cabbage; a num-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-03
AGENCY
F. W. RoYSTER. W. B. WALDRAN.
NJ. L. BACON.
MEMPHIS & MISSISSIPPI VALLEY
LAND AGEN CIV
AND GENERAL
IA cal B9tRto ON c q,
No. 2S0 MAIN STREET,
No. 2sO MAIN STREET,

NOR THE SALE, PURCHASE, LEASE OR
II Exchange of Cotton Farms, Unim proved
Cotton Lands, sugar Planta, ions and Sugar
Lands, Tobacco, Grain, Grass and Timber
Lands, in the states of Mississippi, Louisiana,
Texas, Arkansas, Tennessee and Alabama.
Land business, In all its branches, promptly
attended to. Memphis city and suburban
property will be made a speciality. Shelby
county and West Tennessee lands, EN- bracing
those adapted TO planting, grain and grass
growing, grazing and fruit-gf owing, Will re-
ceive special attention.
Paying taxes, redeeming property sold for
taxes, leasing, renting, appratsing and col
lecting, promptly attended to.
NesO liations for money on mortgages, sales
by AUCTION Of every character IN the line
OF this firm, especially solicited.
Exchange OF properties lying in any of the
States negotiated. All business Entrusted to
us shall be promptly, faithfully and eff
cientIy executed. All transactions with this
Office will be conducted upon the strictest
basis OF cash.
By bringing to the duties OF this most i'm
poriant enterprise Important alike To the
country, our people and ourselves), our best
energies, and our long ex erience, we nope
at least TO merit the confidence and a portion
OF the patronage of our people. We desire TO
be in erviewed by all who feel an interest in q
LIVE FIRM, whose mission is 10 aid in rein
MIGRATING our greatest interest.
d&w RoYsTER, WALDRAN q BACON.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-03
PRODUCE MARKETS
BY TELEGRAPH.

CHICAGO, March Flour dull.
Wheat irregular and in the main lower;
No. 2 spring. este. Corn steady and
firm; No. 2 offered at 42sc. Oats in fail
demand and higher; NJ. 2, 32c. Pork
active and higher, S2l 1921 80. Lsri
active and higher, 15.05c. Bulk meats
steady and firm; shoulders, S4o; short
ribs, l2tc; short clear, I2c. Whisky,
81 06.
LOUISVILLE, March Flour quiet;
extra, S4C94 %; fancy, S7@7 so. Bread
stuff quiet. Corn, 4S(945c. OaIs, 37@
42c. Hay very dull, SIC. Provisions
very strong with an upward tendency
Pork, SO 1923. Bulk meats, S3GS5,
l29l2s, l2f9l2sc. Bacon, 90, l3C9l3tc,
Sugar-cured hams, l49l4ac. Lard -
tieIce, l4tc; keg, l5tc. Whisky, 81 Oh
Bsgglng quiet, l2l9l3c.
ST. LOUIS, March 2.-Fiour quiet;
very little doing. Wheat irregular but
in the main higher; No. 2 red winter
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Trustees Sale.

by virtue of decree in the Chaneery Court
ID Of Shelby county, in the case of Mary l..
Campbell VS.. Joel L. Wilson ct al, No. 2og7,
Il D., wherein have been appointed, in the
place of s. F. McNutt, decd, Trustee 4 n a Deed
in Trust executed on the Path of June, 1870, by
Joel K. Wilson and J. +. Wilson, for the pur-
pose OF securing a certain Indebtedness there
in mentioned, which deed is recorded in the
Registers ONCE of Shelby county, in Deed
Book No. s., pages 1877 -l99, will, by virtue OF
said authority, on
Tuesday, the 2Ist Day Of March, 1876,
at the southwest corner OF the intersection of
Main and Madison streets, in the city of Mem
phis, sell within legal hours, at public auction,
to the highest bidder, for cash, the property
described In said Trust Deed, to-wit: Situated
in Shelby county, Tenn, and beginning at
the northeast corner of j. w. TaylOT's lot No.
]; thence west six chains and twenty three
links to a stake, with three sweetgum point
ers; thence north four chains and ffty.eight
links to a stake, with sweetgum pointers
. thence east six chains and twenty. three links
to stake in the west size of Mosely avenue,
and thence south four chains and hfty-eight
links to the beginntng-cOntalning two acres
and $500. The equity Of redemption is
waived. Title believed to be good, but sell
and convey as trustee only.
JOHN JOHNSTON, Trustee.
Clapp & Meux, Attorneys. fills
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-03
Nonresident Notice.

No. I745-In the ChanceTy Court Of Shelby
county, Tennessee-John ID. Blackwell VS..
q. NJ. Bartlett ct al.
1t appearing from affidavit in this cause
that John II. Blackwell, defendant 70 the
cross-bill OF NJ. J. Pruden, ExecutrtX OF K. A.
Pruden deceased, IL a nonresident OF the
State of Tennessee:
II is therefore ordered, That he make his
appearance herein, at the Courthouse in the
city Of Memphis, Tennessee, on or before the
swer or deInur to said cross bin, or the
same will be taken for confessed as to him
and set for hearing exparte; and that copy
OF this order be published once q week, for
four successive weeks, IN the, Mem his APP
peal. This Gath day Of February, 1915.
A eopy-attsst. EDMUND A. COLE,
Clerk and Master.
BY Z. q Hedenry, ID. Q. and d.
Estes Elicit, Soils for complainant In Cross
III fo5S ri