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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-10-18
GRAIN IN ELEVATORS AND
WAREHOUSE.
Chicago journal, Tuesday.


CHICAGO elevators, as per official re-
turns, contain 495,2l2 bushels OF wheat;
7,52l bushels Of corn; 4l7,2l9 bushels
Of oats; o0. S47 buahels Of rye, and 54O, 1923
bushels of barley, making grand total
Of 2,470,42 bushels, against 3,O9i,43
bushels one week ago, and 5,424,7S4
bushels Q. this period last year.
Milwaukee warehouses are stored with
4eo07S bushels Of wheat; 26,s0i bushels
q corn; 9.292 bushels Of oats; 1892
SehAs Of rye, and 2s3,asl bushels Of
H1ev Yosk end Brooklyn warehouses
o61taIn T4 ,lss bushels Of wheat, 2,o56,.
O0ktN1hfls 81 corn; 1907, 1872 bushels OF
cste, ~ bushels Of rye and 0l,203
h Exports last week from the leading
se0bG1ed pofts include 81 $40 barrels Of
llo9s; &c, 67l bushels Of wheat; s75, 1915
bushol6 81 corn; 81, l66 bushels Of rye;
3,2ot 6asrcls Of pork; 2,430, 1907 pounds Of
lsfd snd 4 20. AZ pounds OF bacon.
Cn1lh u afit In the States and Can.
~ Oeto6se 4, 1877: Wheat, l0.180, 75S
bnshelo; com, II 90 80 bushels; oats,
A0oDob bushsls; rye, 02l,630 bushels;
bAtl6y, J, III, 739 bushels.
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order that our Industries may be properly |
represented nj the exhibition, an appro-
priatIon VIII be needed tor the payment
OF salaries OF commissioners Tor inc Trans
portation of goods and for other pnr-
poses in connection with the 0hlect III
view. As May next is the tlme hSeu
tor tho opening of tho exhibition, II
our citizens are to share the adyan-
taces of this international competi-
ton for the trade OF other nations, the
necessity of immediate action IS apparent
10 enable the United States to cooperate,
I'm the international Exhibition which
was held Mt Vienna in 1873. Congress
then passed Joint resolution, making
an appropriation OF 100000, and author
izing the President 10 appoint certain
| number of practical artisans and scicn-
titic men, who should attend the eXhibl-
ton and report their proceedings and oD'
| seryatons TO him. Provision was also
| made Tor the appointment OF q number
| OF honorary commissioners.
have ielt that prompt action by con-
gress in accepting the invitation Oh tne
Government OF France is OF so mnch IN
Ierest TO the people Of this country ana
| so suitable 10 the cordial relations be-
| tween the governments OF the two coun-
tries that the subject might properly be
presented for attention at your present
session.
The Government Of Sweden and Nor
way has addressed an official invitation
to tins government to take part in the
international Prison Congress TO be held
at Stockholm next year. The problem
which the congress proposes to study,
"HOw to Diminish Crime, is one in when
all civilized nations have an interest in
common, and the congress OF Stockholm
seems likely to prove the most
important convention ever held for the
study of this grave question.
Under n Joint resolution OF congress, ap-
proved February 1G, 1915, q commission
er was appointed by my predecessor to
represent the United States upon that oc'
cason, and the present congress, having
been, at the earnest request OF the SWed-
ish government, postponed to 1873, his
commission was renewed by me. An APP
preparation OF s., 600 was madein the sun
dry civil service act OF 1873 to meet the
| expenses Of the commissioner. ! recon-
mend the reappropriation of that sum for
the same purpose, the former appro-
priation having been covered into
the treasury and being no longer
available for the purpose without
luther action by congress.
The subject is brought to your attention
at this time, in view Of circumstances
which render it highly desirable that the
commissioner should proceed to the dis
charge of his important duties imme-
diately.
As the several acts of Congress pro-
viding for detailed reports from the diff.
ierent departments of the Government
require their submission at the beginning
of the regular annual session, | defer I'M
, til that time any further reference to sub
jects OF public interest.
TSirnedl Il. 3. HAYES.
Washington, d. c., Oct. 10.
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tons, has been taken up for Liverpool:
She will take 1000 bushels OF grain, and
complete her cargo with cotton. o,
The British steamer Sumatra. 2,40S
tons, isloadng with about $4,000 bushels
OF grain, and will ill out with cotton.
The British steamer Give. l;23O tons,
has engaged and is loadin $1,000 bushels
OF grain. She will fill up with l,OO0
bales of cotton, and clear Wednesday.
In addition to these steamers, the Nor
wegIan ship Louise, 1000 tons Is taking
10000 bushels of grain on board for the
continent.
GOOD SEND OFF.
Seven steamers and one ship, taking on
board $4,000 bushels OF wheat IN this
port at one time, is not such bad start
after all. 1t looks like downright, up
right business. 1t gives rise to the sus-
picion that some solid people who know
what they are about, have gone into
grain in earnest.
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County Clerk.

We are authorised to announce Albert Smith as
/. candidate yor the Office OF County Clerk oil
Alexander county. Election, November y, 1876
We are authorized to announce W +. Pitcher as
ssnaidats for the Office Of County Clerk. alec
sisa, tuesday, November 9TH, 1871.
N TIC o,srs Of Alexander County;
7 am An Independent candidate for the Office OF
Cuiniy Clerk, at the election to be h'ld November
~ ana promi faithfully TO attend 70 the duti'
fhe oHAee, II elected. W. Il. HAWKINS
We are authorized to announce Henry Planert
Thsbes precinct as a candidate for county CLERK
ne election 70 be held November 9Th, 1877.
To the Editor of the Cairo BuLLnTIs',
Please announce that Il am an independent candl-
date Cor the office Of county clerk Of Alexanaet
county. at the election to be held IN november
next. JAMES W. SIZE" AN,
We ere authorized TO announce Samuel
Uumm a. q candidate for the once OF County
clerk A. the election to be feld November Gth,
lTi.
We are authorized to announce John p, Hely as
a candidate for the office Of county clerk at the
election 70 be held November 9th, 1877.
To the Voters Of Alexander County:
thereby announce that am candidate Tor Inc
clice Of County Clerk Of Alexander county, sub
ieet to your decision at your respective vollnt
pIaees. on the Sixth day OF November. fsI7
Very Respectfully, CASPEh fosi'
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THE HOUSE.

CONTESTED sEATs-sWEARING ~ or MEM
BERs.
The session of the house was short.
The question of swearing in the two
members from South Carolina, Messrs.
Cain and Rainey, who hold certificates
from Gov. Hampton, came up. The
matter was discussed Tor some time, the
Republicans Directing to the admission
OF Cain and Raincy to seats, but on mo-
ton of Mr.. Cox they were sworn in and
took their seats. Darrell of Louisiana
was also sworn in, after which the
presidents message was read, and the
house soon after adjourned.
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THERE is a prospect for lively time in
the senate over the admission of SDof-
ford and Eustls, Democrats, to seats as
senators from Louisiana, and Butler,
Democrat, from South Carolina. The
Republicans, excepting few Of the more
liberal minded, will fight the admission
of all three of these senators to the last,
though It Is almost certain that in the
end they will be admitted.
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IN another place in this paper we pub.
liah an article on the opening Of the grain
trade In New Orleans. The article is
from the New Orleans Times OF
a late date and will be sure to be read
with interest. Seven steamers, carrying
222, 900 bushels of wheat, are now loading
In that port for Europe. This, as the
Tunes says is "a good send off," and in
dlcates that the grain trade will hereafter
receive more attention at the hands OF
New Orleans merchants and capitalists.
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SPEAKING Of Wendell Phillips, candi-
date for governor on the working mans
ticket in Massachusetts, the Augusta,
Georgia, Chronicle says:
"The workingman's candidate in Mass
sachusetts Is worth 100000, and his
name IL Wendell Phillips. Most Of his
money Is said to have come from grand
father, who worked the slave trade.
Wendell abJured the old mans habits,
but kept his money, like good many
other men who married southern girls,
sold their slaves. went north and cursed
the institution"
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PARKER, defaulting ex.trcasurer OF
South Carolina, was arrested in New
York on Saturday last and taken back to
Columbis. Parker does not deny his
participation in the great ring frauds in
that State, but on the contrary has made
thorough expose of all the transactions
of the ring, giving the names of all the
parties belonging to the ring.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-10-18

The president yesterday nominated
Gen. Harlan, of Kentucky, for associat
Justice of the United States supreme
court to succeed David Davis, elected
United States Senator from Illinois.
There seems to be no doubt about Gen,
Harlan's confirmation by the senate.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-10-18

CORRESPONDENTS at Washington re.
port the session of Congress so far dull
beyond all precedent. Neither Demo>
Gratis nor Republicans seem to know just
how solid their ranks will be on test
questions, or who their leaders are to be-.
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Or the two hundred and ninety odd
members of Congress. one hundred and
seyenty,five are lawyers by profession.

Combines friend Cornellis to be sue
ceeded In the Office of collector of the
port OF New York by Theodore Roosevelt.
The latter's nomination was sent to the
senate Yesterday.
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For Coroner.

We are authorized to announce Henry Stout as a
sanhdate for coroner Of Alexander county, at the
election TO be held Nov. 9Th, 1871.
We are authorized to announce Richard Fiiz.
sertld AZ o candidate for Coroner OF Alexanuer
county, Election, New. 9Th, 1871.
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CONGRESS-.

THE SENATE AID HOUSE NO IMPORTANT
BusISEss--TnE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
Ts-gssAY Oct. lG.--The senate met at
noon, with quorum present. The clerk
Of the house announced the organization
Of that body and the appointment Of a
committee TO act withs like committee OF
the senate to notify the president thatthe
two houses had assembled. During the
morning hour a large number of bills
and petitions were presented and referred
to the proper committees.
After the recess Senator Anthony, from
the committee to wait on the president,
reported that the president would COM
municate with the senate Immediately in
writing. The presidents M ago was
then read.
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE TO THE EXTRA
sEssIoN-IT IS SHORT AND RELATES
ONLY TO APPROPRIATIONS REQUIRED
FOR THE SUPPORT OF THE ARMY AM
NAVY, THE COURTS, AND FOR REBUILD
ING THAT PORTION OF THE INTERIOR
DEPARTMENT DESTROYED BY FIRE, AMI
TO THE SUBJECT OF REPRESENTATION
AT THE PARIS EXPOSITION.
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r.r county school superintendent.

W. are authorized to ann ounce Mrs. p. A. Tay-
ioy as candidate for reelection to the office OF
county school superintendent at the election to be
leld November 9th, 1871.
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Fer Treasurer.

We are authorized to announce A. j. Alden as
a candidate for the Office Of County Treasurer oil
Alexander county. Election, Tuesday, November
eth, 1877,
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FOR county COmmissi Oner.

We are authorized to announce scott Cauple
NJ Uazlewood precinct for the Office of county
commIssioner. Election, November 9Th, 1871,
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Open every businessday from "a m. TO 2 p IN
n Saturday evenings for savings deposits only
rom 8 to ! o. clock.
w. KYSLoP. Treasurer.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-09-15

~mOdsAonsl while her carrying capacity
offers every facility requisite for the
White river trade. She presents a good
appearance and will no doubt give per.
feet satisfaction. Captain Milt Harry
enters the new season prepared for an
active business, and he starts in with the
determination to accommodate the ship
ping and travelling public and do their
business at moderate rates. Thankful
for the liberal patronage extended to
him in the past he hopes to merit a con-
tinuation Of the same, and by running
his splendid packet in the interest of the
White river people and catering to their
wants we have no doubt his services and
vessel will be duly appreciated by his
patrons, Everything points to an in.
crease IN the business Of the Ruth over
that Of any previous year. This boat
and her officers have always been popu-
lar with the White river people and de-
servedly so, and judging from the past
they are destined to add new ~laurels to
their much-ceveted popularity. Captain
W. B Hambleton, of the Mound City
ways, who is one OF the best boat builders
in the West, did a good job Of work on
the Ruth by repairing her hull and deck.
ing her with the finest Of oak timber and
also double fastening her timbers. Capt.
Harry is we'll pleased with the work
accomplished and says Captain HANDLE
ton had all repairs and alterations made
in the best possible manner She will
leave this evening at 8 o'clock, sharp,
for all points on White, Black and Little
Red rivers through to Jacksonport, con-
necling with light draught steamers for
upper White river. She will pay special
attention to Mississippi river business
this side of Terrene. The friends and
patrons of the Ruth, and they are legion,
will doubtless give her a warm greeting
and appreciate Captain Harry's efforts
to accommodate them. We must not
omit to mention that Mr.. Ed Crowell
is still chief clerk of the Ruth, whose
principal delight is to look after the
comfort of passengers and the interests
OF shippers. The great popularity of
the Ruth ic doubtless due to this gentle
mans untiring efforts to please and ac-
commodate all. Billy Turney, always
attentive and %obligiug, is second clerk.
The Cincinnati Commercial of Friday
says:
The Maumelle left for Memphis crowd
ed with passengers and a big trip of
freight, including considerable stock,
buggies, wagons, etc.
Mr.. John @. Lewis, formerly Of Mem
phis, and agent for Brown & Co., coal
merchants in Cincinnati for some time,
left for Aestin, Texas, last night, where
be will represent the interests OF the Mil
burn Wagon Company, of Toledo, Ohio.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-09-15

NOn-R resident Notice.


In the Chancery Court Of Shelby county,
Iennessee-W, I. Hecox ct al, surviving
partners Of VIM. Butler a Co., VS.. Waddy
Thompson ct al. 'f-T~7
IT APPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT IN
~ this cause that the defendants, r.. ID.
woodruff, Marcus Woodruff, Julia Woodruff.
Minnie woodruff, Julia Il. Pearco, Robert NJ,
Henning, james v. Henning. Sallie @. Hem
nlng,. Darlington Henuing and Amelia o.
Henning are citizens Of New York and nom
residents Of the State of Tennessee, also de-
fendant Waddy Thompson is a non resident
OF the State Of Tennessee, who Is allered hi
SAID bill Of complaints to be indebted To COM
plainants In the sum Of about S23, 900 BY judR-
ment recovered against him in New York.
ETC., that a writ of attachment has been issued
and returned levied on all the interest Of said
thompson IN certain real estate judgments,
etc, In Shelby county. Tennessee; 1t is
tners.ore ordered that they make their appear
ance herein at the courthouse in the city OF
memphis, Tenn on or before the first Monday
IN november, 1877, and plead ansWer or de-
mpr 10 complainant bill or the same will DO
taken Tor confessed as 70 them and set for
peaIlhg ex parte; and that a copy Of this order
DC PuDIsned once q week, for four successive
weeks, IN the Public Ledger.
1hls l4th day of September, 1877.
EDMUND A. COLE, G. and M.
by X. j. BLACK, d. G. and M,
meteat q Walker. Soils. for complainant.
l2-1S-24-30
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-09-15
HARWRT,

The following quotations srs for orders
from store and small lots in q iobbing way:
APPLEs-2 90 to 2 so.
BACON uosss)- Shoulders, -toGAc; long
clear sides, sac; clear rib sides, 63Sto SIC;
clear sides, . to 91s; breakfast, - 10 1919:
sugar-cured hams, canyased and u~ncanvased,
l2A TO l234e; packed, Is to Ac higher.
BRAN-Firm; whaat. T0a75s loo.
BEANS-$2 0O92 rs per bushel.
BUEtEh-We stern table, choice, % to 25c
BAIiNG stGFFs AND TIEs-Bsryins. .
and "a lbs, l2A9lHe; bagging. 81 10, i3Ia
1917; baling tNine. ia to lie; iron tics. ESQ
BUILDING MATERIALS-In store prico,
are: Cement. Louisville, 81 Is, - Dbl; Rose.
dale. v Dbl, 2 6Og2 Is; hair, 2 A92 Is n 10
10 bale; plaster, Michigan, s so; New York.
100; lime. por Dbl. l 25@1 IS. Friedrich
$500 TO D ~ per 1909; brick, y 10 IL Bcr lOCH
RUnKWABAI FLOUR-9O 90 per barrel,
CANDLES Boxes. tull weight, w nl5c.
nal oex, i1i welgnt, 10 70 loH; quarter box
GyC0ANUTo-Por 100. 5 0Q@6 90.
.COtFEE Ordinary, 1917 to zoe; fair. 2O% /,
NH good, 2I% to o; prime, ~ to %; oh nee
70 24c; Java. 2lto0c; U0rdova, 2t1to 22bo
CHICKENS Spring, I 90 too so; mixed, %
to 2 so; oheice hens 2 IS to 3 90.
Coal Ola gallon, go.
C0RN-Mixed, IS TO Coo; white, 60 to 62s.
$50 to 65.
J0rr0N YARNS-No. COO, I2@ls<c; No
10 ,liGl4Hc; No. 100, 1s9l6kc.
CABBA9ES- Per 100 crate, IS 5094 90.
CHEESE = Western. i2kiol5o; EngIisl
dairy. l49l6c: rates irregular.
CJTT0N-SEED-Sl0 o. g ton.
COITON-SEED ~0IL-Crude, 3sc per gallon
cak uong toni. SO to %.
cRUUT-Per barrel. IS 0098 IS; half-bar
rsls. "a 90, as 70 quality.
DHIHn KHllIH - A rnIan ETEa. ...fa-
70.
DRUGS-0pium. IS 70 to 6 90 quinioe
81 70 y ouncat morphine. - "a 70 y ounce
eamphor. S6gi0J per pound; chloroform, ! o
8 pound ; castor oil. l5e v pound; borax, IS
= pound; blas-masH, In lars. 7bc y pound
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-09-15
LEGAL.
Executors Sale.

ON SATURDAY. THE ODD DAY OF SEP
~ TENDER, 1877. at II o'clock M, in front OF
No. n South Court street. in Memphis, Ten
nessee. we will sell to tho highest bidder, un-
der the will Of A. N. Edmonds, the following
real estate lying in the city Of Memphis, to.
wit;
Part of lots 2 and 8. in block 3S, fronting 125
feet, more or less, on west side of first alley
west OF Causey street, and running back be-
tween parallel lines to Bayou Gayoso.
Also parts Of lots 2 and 6, in same block.
fronting 100 feet on east side Of said alley and
extending eastward 81 and IS feet.
Also. lot in lame block, commencing at a
point BIZ feet south Of Beal street, on west line
OF Causey street; thence south 50 feet; thence
west $50 feet; thence north 50 feet; thence
cast l50 feet.
Also part Of lot 2, in block "A, fronting on
the cast side Of Causey street, between Linden
and Pontotoc streets. running eastward be-
tween parallel lines 100 feet.
Also lot 4, block 80, fronting 81 feet on the
east side of St.. Martin street, and running
back eastward 219 feet.
Terms Of sale-0ne-fourth cash; balance in
one, two and three years, with interest.
@. W. FRAZER,
C. W. EDMONDS,
l0t-i-lO-lo Executors, etc.
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ll6T9.l
NOn-R Resident Notice.

In the Chaneery Court of Shelby county.
pennessee-City Of Memphis We. Harrison
TT APPEARING FROM THE sHERIFFs
J. return in this cause that the defendant.
county; it is therefore ordered that he make
MS appearance herein, at the court. house In
inc city Of Memphis, Tenn. on or before the
hrst Monday in October. 1877, and plead,
answer OF demur to complainant's bill. or the
same WI be taken for confessed as to him
and set for hearing OK parte, and that a copy
OF this order be published once a week, for
toNr successive weeks, in the Public Ledger.
This 18th day Of August, 1877. TIL
A copy-Attest:
nm EDMUND A. COLE. c. and NJ.
2 Walker and J w Hampton. Solicitors
for Complainant. i57.5.ii-17
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-09-15

ARRIVALS.
Steamer Katie Hooper, Arkansas river.
Ruth, Mound City.
Batesville, White river.
81. Geneyieve, St. Louis.
Carl Schurz, Seaman LaDd'g.
Keystone, Mound City.
DEPARTURE.
Steamer CoahOma, Friar's Point.
City Of Helena, St. Louis.
BOATS IN PORT.
Katie Hooper, Ruth, BatesviIle, Carl
SchuIz, ST. Genevieve, Keystone.
condition Of the Rivers,
The river here declined 2 inches in the
"a hours ending at noon to-day, and now
stands 5 feet II inches above low water
mark. AT st. Louis the decline was |
inch, with s feet IL inches on the gauge,
and s feet 6 inchsssin the channel from
there cut to Cairo; at Cairo the decline
was A inches, with 6 feet G inches on the
gauge; at Pittsburg 2 inches, with IA
inches on the gauge; at Cincinnati 3
inches, with 4 feet Q inches on the gauge;
at Louisville 2 inches, with 3 feet c
inches in the canal; at Evansville it is
rising, with 3 feet ! inch on the gauge.
The Cumberland fell l inch, with 2 feet
on the gauge at Nashville. The Arkan.
sas is receding at Little Rock, with 2
feet in the channel from there TO Pine
Bluff, and 3 feet from there out. The
White Is receding steadily, with 3 leet in
the channel from Augusta to the mouth.
MiseeiIaneOus.
Uacomfortsbly warm.
Good weather for cotton.
A dull day on the leyee for Saturday.
The Coahoma returned to Fhar'r
Point with a fair trip.
The Hattie Rowland left Little Rocl
yesterday noon for Memphis, and viii
arrive Monday and return on Tuesday
No arrivals or departures at New
Orleans yesterday
The Golden City leaves New Crleani
this evening for he Ohio river.
The George W. Cheek did not leav,
Evansville for Memphis until yesterda,
at 9 am.
The James Howard and Indianola 70
New Orleans passed Vicksburg yester
day 0 X.
The Phil Allin left Vicksburg yester
day moo for Memphis. She will arriy,
here TO morrow night and return Tues
day.
The John B. Maude arrived at Vicks
burg yesterday morning and leaves Their
today for St. Louis.
The City of Helena cleared for ST
, Louis with a fair list of people, S6l bale
Of Eastern cotton and 200 Texas sheep
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1891
NOn.R Resident Notice.

In tho Chancery Court Of Shelby county, Ten
IN APPEARING FROM fnE SHERIFR's
J. return In this cause that the defendant, K.
q. Carlton, is not to be found in his county;
II is therefore ordered that he make his an.
pearance herein, at the court. house in the
eity Of Men pms Ienn2 on or before the first
or dsmur 70 o~pmplainant's bill, or the came
will be taken for confessed as TO him and set
for hearing ex parte, and that a copy Of Tn !
order be Published once a week, for four sue
cossiye weeks, In the Public Ledger.
This 18th day Of August, 1877.
A COPY Attest:
EDMUND A. COLE, c and NJ.
BY u B, MCbEsRY, d. Q. and M.
sP Walker and j W Hampton, Solicitors
for complainant. lbg-G-19.lS
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-09-15

the real estate mentioned and described 4
8 aid decree as follows. to-Wit:
Situated, lying and being in the county AZ
Shelby, State Of Tennessee, bounded and 4
scribed as follows: Being part of q 2oo-acrs
entry In the name Of j.. N, McIver, ranee (
sections 2 and 3, beginning at a stake 1874
poles east from the northwest corner Of me
2~0O:acre entry; thense south 1872 poles to Ia
stake in the south boundary line Of the said
entry; thence east with the taid BOUNDARY Of
said entry q poles to a stake in the said line:
thence north lS2 poles to a stake on the nsrth.
~DouHoary line OF said 2OO-aere entry; themes
entry " poles to the beginning Containing 3
acres more OF less bsing, the same tract 81
land conveyed by 7. K Mcknight and wife,
M. A mcknight, on the 9th Of January. lisa
70 defendant, ]. IL. Packard, and the ssme
described In compliments bill in this cause
Terms Of Sale-.Said property will Be sold
on a credit. Of six and twelve months, pur-
chaser giving notes with approved SECURITY
for the purchase money and a lien retained
en- said land until said notes are paid. Eouitv
Of redemption barred. ~
JOHN II. FREEMAN. Clark.
Wilson & Bearo, Attorneys. Is