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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-21
GROCERIES,,

Business brisk and prices firm. Louisiana
sugar steady. Canned goods unchanged.
SUGAR-Louisiana, open kettle, s14@9c; yellow
clarified 9LzG1Oc; off-white clarified, Zoe; pure
white, 101Se; cut loaf, 113zc; graduated, lO74c;
pS coTFEE3o Ordinary. s1S@1O1lc; prime, li1zs12c;
choice, I21zd1315c 49,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. common to fair, 50955c;
good to prime, Csc; strictly prime to choice, l0c;
syrups 50960c, as to quality. New Loui lana, o0S
zoe. - 49,.
Q lbs standard, 81 rs, seconds, 81 SO; tomatoes,
lbs 81 10; lbs, 81 S5 strawberries 81 2oi IaspDeI
ries 81 e5; blackberTies 81 %; green cages, 90
Raw aspai agus 81 rs; green corn, 81 25@l o. as 10
QUALITY; green peas, 81 5092 25; cove oysters,
81 GOAL IS, full weight; light weight. NO L. 1Oc'
No u 81 10; condensed milk-Crown, SO 25; Eagle,
IS Is; pine apple, 81 609l So.
SAIT-Per carload, 81 SIS; from store. u Az per
barrel; Louisiana coarse, per Sack nominal; hne'
81 IS.
BAGsING AND TIEs-Bsgging, 1@-lhs, s@oNc;
Izz-ibs, S49S5sc; I1s-lbs, 9@91sc. Ties, arrow
| 81 60 per bdl; button, 81 % 81 90
BALTIMORE, October 2O-Cofee dull; Rio, car
1 goes 71Sa9Ae. Sugar quiet; soft, 92se
| NEW YORK, October 2O.-CoIee-demand fair
and market firm; Rio, cargoes, 7l9d1O1<c- sugar
| Quiet but steady; fair COED refining quoted al
| 7sS671Sc. Molasses quiet but steady
| NEW ORLEANS, October 2O.-Coffee dull; Rio
| cargoes common to prime, 6szg401zc. SugaIl
firmer seconds. 712975sc; open kettle 69l34e; yei
| low clarified, 7s4S1sc; white clarified, s1agsSsc
choice white clarified, S@19c MolaSses IN gooo ue
| mand centrifugal. 4O95oc; prime, olSoSc' eholce
|
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MATRIMONIAL.
|. DignifIed ana Sterling Institution.

THE GULF CITY a1,T I AsSocLA.
charter for twenty years, and i-sues Certh Gates,
as follows: In class and B, members can marry
81 the expiraticn OF three months In class ana
D. day department, m embeIs can marry at any
time after joining In class Z, mem oers can marry
hers "a a marry at the expiration OF two months
rThis asset tio1 pays certificates promptly when
51e aud none OF its eorpoTEtofs are permitted to
srsecil ate For particulars csll on o. address 81
a MichaeI street. Mobile. Ala Mention this paPer
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CHANCERY SALE
OF
REAL K = II A n X /.

M 400 R-Chancery Court OF Shelby county
Alice IoWder ct al. VS. Fannie Lowrence e. al.
10y virtue of an tnterlocutory decree ior safe
d entered in the above cause on the "a day o.
M BIC auction, 70 the highest bidder, in front Of
he Clerk and Masters office, courthouse oil
shelby county, Memphis Tenn, on
Saturday, October -, ISs2,
Within legal hours the following described prop
efty situated In Shelby county, Tenn, Owl:
the Taxing District of Shelby county, Tenn, Pc
ing the west half Of the tract, TO wit Besinnlng
al = point at the southwest corner OF Joseph Iaggh
line on north line OF Gayoso street; run nlns
cast corner Of Millers lot; thence west Win MIL
Ter line 40 feet TO astake; thence south 20 feet 70
astakc: thence east with the north line Of deyoso
street 40 feet 70 the beginning, oeing part OF iot
line OF Union street, and being same property De
creed 10 heirs OF Levi Lowrence by decree IN cause
Of James Davis vs. Alice LoWrence, NO. ~ H.
Docket filed July 4 1870. .,.-.-,t .,,.-,, nd.
Tine other tract Hes in the Thirteenth Cvll Dis.
trict Of shelby co nty, about 81 miles south OF
Memphis, and beginning at the southeast corner
OF Charles Lohand's l37-3cre tract, ana running
routh S. poles and 16 links 10 Il. Bays nortneast
IS lin Is 70 his northwest corner thence Boutn g
poles 70 his southwest corneri thence wtsst luz
poles TO a stake with tsO blackgnm ana nlckory
pointers: thence north s9H poses 70 q stake with
three pointers to-Mit: sassairas Diackosk ~ ~
biackRum marked r thence east l2l poles and ~
links TO the beginning, containing o5% acre. more
| or less, being the same properly deeoeo 70 lev
Lovrenee, of record in Deed Book 45, pages lOz
and 103. , T.. .
and - months; purchaser executing notes WIN
good security, bearing interest for deferred pay
| ments; lien retained etc. This October b lssA
| e. j. BLACK, Clerk and AAster
| By George Mallory. Deputy Clerk and Master
| Postou Il POston, Sols. for comp lnis ~
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TRUST SALE.

HNDER and by virtue of a certain trust oe t
executed May u, 1850, TO me as 1 r.e ~ =
William Featherstone duly recorded 10 Reglster .
Once in shelby county in cash-eook No. u; page
269 default in payment OF the debt tnerep! Sc
cnred having been made, ], as trustee, at tine re-
quest of the owner OF the debt, $50 Ga; VIII on
Monday, November I3. lssS ~,
I'm front of the storehouse of G p. Hunt q Co., NO.
306 Front street, in the city IF Memphis, wltnln
the legal hours and as near the hour OF Il m; a.
NAV he convenient, sell to the highest bidder,
for cash the following property in sald trust
deed 10 Wit: Sofas hairseat chairs, 4 arm
obsiTs brussels carpet parlor stove, pictures,
sets furniture set dining room furniture cen,
Ter table / sideboard, 6 cane-seated chalrs Oh
cloth / stove bureaus, wardrobe, 6 chairs ana
8 be6steads. -, I'D co,.
vey only rs Trustee. a. ,. MCSIE... ..1
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NoN.REsIDENT NOTICES.
Non-Resident Notice.

No. 4645-In the ChaAcery Court Of shelby county.
Tenn.-Saunders W. Johnston vs.. oilDert AoyeH
n appearing from bill, which ia sworn - IN TINS
cause that the defendant K. y. HaIsieAd, - q
resident Of Washington, D. g., ahh hOh'ishi"Sn'
Of the State Of Tennessee: 80.
II Is therefore ordered. That he make nls ap-
rearanee herein al the courthouse Of Shelby coun-
NJ IN Memphis Tenn, or before the nnt mon
day in November, 1857 and plead, answer or demuI
70 Compliments bill. or the same VIII De 4Aen ~
conTessed a. 10 him and set for hearing eKparte
and that copy OF this order be puDlshed once
week for four successive weeks IN me AeH' pm
Appeal This 18th day Of septem Der, lboZ
a copy-attest: L. J. BLACK, CLERK and Ai-stsf
ByJ n Bradley. Deputy Clerk and Master.
..isf,s-t sHt
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Non.ResIdent Notiee.

No. Slss lin the CbaDcery Court Of shelby
county. Tenn.-Ths state OF Tennessee Is "m'
r. B5tleT ct al.
TT apDearinz from bill which y sworn IN t hs
cstise that the defendant, Asa HOdg- y ~ = ~
dent or the state Of ATksnsas that X a I'LL -
resident Of new orleant o,isiA1s ~ ~, sia
Sofr IA resident of q. LJuis Ms ou5ii tnet ELL
ME n Myers 4. . T sideDt OF Holly Spnnfh. A1s,
sJssf,,os sfet I'd ward ". crooks u . TetiotnL OF
Georpfa that Robert Law - reside OF tle pthbe
III fi5,5 that Thomas Beech u rer1oentc 81 Liver.
sooi Engisnd hat Willism Johnson y resident
Of Sorth CaTolins, that BesJamin y Beoi9t1 -, p a
resf1eut of the state of aiss1stippl lbAt
Powell ana r. A Tyier. execu to5s o. ". o. IoNnes,
des.eased. are residents Of A.sals-pa nna ZEN
resDsctfyely that Mary Bof0 4 res1dent OF rem
Sylv suia that W II. Hidell and wife DOrAn z.
Hidel are residents Of the state Of Georgia ttiat
Nary Palma. Lera Palma, Celia Palma, EillAos ~
Pnlrf,a and Charles Palma residents o. NE
Of Keptucky that Johu a Jones aod wife Seoi 9.
O. Jones, are Ieaidsnts Of Ct LOUIS, NJ - ~
the names aud p aces Of residence Of the htlts W
y ~ Westcott are unkno - and cAnnot - es s
fSfued after dideeut trquiry. that Eo3Ln NntSt.
Ter lE 4 resi5ent Of the STATE Of Indiana tnht A1k
ne A Cnanee .lor b q husband. g. ~. Cnnneeno2
are reFideuts Of Rsltimore H1TylAr d. and thet Al
az the above named parties are hon,IesloshS VI
Ttis toefefo e ordsred That they make their ap
r.esrznce hersf1, At the Courthouse Of sheiDl
conuty in Memphis, Tenn, on Or b.fOre me IN
Honday in November. 1882. and Piea1, aItmea y
1smnT 70 com plsirznt's amended bill = = ole
herefn September u, 1881. or tne sane Nlll y
taken for c Messed 10 Them and tet iOr hthtlll
exuArte. aud that cory Of this or1eI DS ply
Wshed once a week. for four eucce save seeAeg y
Inc Memphis Appeal: This zstn DAY OF SeP'sA'
DEL i'7- RjBefT J. BLACK, CLERK and Master
pvI n READILY. Deputy Clerk aBd y estef.
NJ Merfwetfef and H. y. Dlx. -ole-- IoL - tnk.L
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isl DAIIY- APPEAL- sATURDAY. OCTOBER a. 1882.

STEAMBOATS,.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Low RATES 70 Exc0Rslos1sTs.
james w. Gaff, -
Leaves as shove SATURDAY. Oct 2ls5; e 5 pm.
Gen'l Freight and Ticket As't. NoD-oest.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
MEnFH1s, October 1s, 1852.
ON AND AFTERTHIS DATE. IN H.
" I'll further notice. the boats oi.s-s..s.;....sss.
Tier r. T6i f pm JOIN SHi Sf = HsRsfs. sup'G
NOTICE.
THE steamer TIGER will take the de-
l. place oil the Jimmie Baker in the -
her first triD Saturday, September Soth, and VIII
make regular trips on Tuesday, Thursday and
saturday during the season, In command Of Capt
SPECIAL NOTICE.
TO ST. FRANCIS RIVER SHIPPERS.
T,oR MARIANA. THE CUTOFF IL
q aud Way Landings, ship by.Gssl.zzz.s.
ings above Madison TO WfTrsB URG shi P by Mem
phis and Little Rock Railroad. and freight will be
delivered promptly by the Memphis and st. Fran
els River Mail Line
j. D. RANDALL SupertntenoeF-I
FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
For Cairo, So. Louis and all Way Land
fngs-Steamer Z
Clinton,
viii leave Anchor-Line wharfbost THIS DAY,
Oct. 2lst at pm For freight OF Pssssse apply
FOR VICKsBURG.
81. I.oai. aud vicksburg Anchor Line
u Mail-FoR YICKsBURG.
Commonwealth, Ee
McccId.-;.. master N ! X : :
WIZ Leave the Fol- g6 or app
G. l. HAIL. Pass. AGENT AID STORM: snPL
FOR HELENA.
For Helena and w az Neutrality-suspicious.,
Rene Macready, -
o. K. Joplin master A. L. Banning. ..::.-clerl
viii leave Memphis, THIS DAY. Oct pit; at
.. m. for Helena and all way and plantation land
ings. For freight passage apply on board. or u
y D KANDALI. snPsrintendsnt:
FOK ARKANSAS RIVER.
Memphis ana Arkansas River Packet Go.-For Pin
Bluff, Little Rock. and through to Fort Smith:
Ida DarraSh, -
John j. Darragh...master j: w. Thorn pson. .cler
Leaves as above THIS DAY, Oct 21st at p.a.
For freight sRS s0 ON X %a 70 st.
FOR HALE'S POINT.
| For Haie's Point and an Way Land
| Ings-Steamer
Mark Twain, -
| W. P Hall master J. ID. Fuller..-..eler
Leaves above every MONDAY and THU RsDA
| at pm. For freight or passage Ppy on board.
| FOR WHITE RIVER.
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RAILWAY RECORD.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE TRAINS


ChessDeaH<e. Ohio aud S0utnWestern-
TrRins move as follows: No. lexprsssl leaves AZ
$500 am; No (maD at II 10 I'M; NO arrives
at 2-2O n: No. arrives at 90 pm. tsity umel.
Memnhfa aud Lille kOek-Ir4lhs move
As follows: No leaves daily at EiOpm arrives
at 1850 pm; 40. 3 leaves At an; arrives AZ
am no. ffreightl leaves Hopeheld al am; ar
Iives at pm. ,. rr.t,. v.o-o
as follows (city time): Through express leaves
daily at IL :Oj pm. Local mail aud express ieaves
daily al S:I5 An Somervile accom- mouatlon
leaves daily. except sunday, at 4:5S p M IhIough
express arri YES daily at 40 m Local mai anu
express arrives daiiy at s:5j-p M oomefSn!e &c C.
ON mediation arrives daily, except sunday ste'io
On. r-.,.. ,,ovo
as follows: Fast mail arrives daily A. 4:4O am; !;
Leaves at IL 10 pm; mail leaves dally at %
am: Dsssenger aecOnlmod tim leaves caliy
1920 a m arrives daily at $40 pm. tcity timel-
will make close connection Tor All points Eas !,
RrovnsvflIe accom- mediation lenyes daily, except
sunday az 4:5j pm mail arrives daily AZ ~
nm brownsville accommodates arrives daily,
except sunday, at S-2o a II. -, -
sIfssissEDpi and Feuues$ee-Iratns move
as foIIows. New Orlea and last mail and express
Leaves daily at I2:ij pm; SErdIs coon % GOAT on
Leaves daily except sunday, at $40 M freight
Leaves daily. except Sunday, at 500 a m New
Orleans fast mail aud press arrives dsily al 9:4V
a. m: sardis accommodation arrives daily, except
SUNDAY at 1855 m. freight arrives daily. e1ceot
Sunday ct 400 pm. Freight trains carry passen-
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Totalrece OTIS at all U. s. ports yesterday ~ "
Total receipts same day last year ,Ooo
AT Liverpool the spot market at noon was Gun
and easier Sales, 5000 bales of which $3.50 oales
were Arsericsn. Receipts, II 100 bales, OF Wnich
II 900 bales were American.
10 AZ IS.sr. tIplauds 6szd; Orleans. I'd.
Al I:30. Mfddling declined; uplAnds, e%di Ut
leans, sd -, ne, SAT D.
Octcber s 57-e4, 6 % 90, 25-e4ds Octooer-NoVen
her 6li-6f - sd; Noyember-DeeemDe per. . 20,
e-64 sod; December-January, 500, oF-e4oi
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WHISKY. ETC.

Prices as previously quoted and business
quiet.
wH1sKIEs -RedistiIled. 9OcGs1 50; straight 81 SO
al according to age
A. cbaIonsqne-AmeIican extra dry, S@S; Piper
Heidsick, s23a25; Mumm's extra dry s25sH;
'fBaRsS,sprEs@Cognac S59l0; peach, e. 50g3 So;
pla
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eEe soNaI AND GENERAL.

C. p Huntington IL back OF the CINCINNATI,
Green river and Nashville rsirosd which is to be
people Of Nashville and along the line OF the pro-
built riesht away. II they do not it may be years
before II is completed
A dispatch from Dallas, Tex, Of date 18th
instant says: The storm Of Sunday night has
serfously interfered with railroad travel At
Trinity Mills the track is under water for several
hundred yards. and trains cannot pass; Inc Texas
Pacific track at Mountain Creek is under water ior
n mile A bridge on the Santa re road was washed
out but has bean replaced, and the first train
n wen5 out lI The ny river Continue to rise
It lacks but few feet of being as nigh as the
flood OF las year-
The annual meeting OF the stockholders OF
the Texas and st. Louis (ParamoTel Narrow
Gauge railway was held az Plne Bull Ark.,
"Wednesday a which the 9la E"nra Q, I'D.
ard Matthews. George ID. Fisher 8 A. BeInls, n T.
White, VIM Black John Bainai; % =, iss
the capital stock OF the company 10 Sl5OoOOOO;
at a greater rate than the maximum OF sl23oO per
mile, or oa the completion OF the road, or road
that may be Ss&a5s9 Of the stocr q
connecting lines TO the amount. The contract
previously made with the Illinois Central was rat
flied; also similar contraett with 9Lher eonneetimg
lines in Texas and elsewhere. The present ell
Gent officers of the company were unanimously
reelected
Cant John Grant, chief engineer and vice
president of the Mississippi Valley railroad. saws
the New Orleans Times d DlocTdt, returned yester
q
reporter that their line had been surveyed through
Baton Rouge, but as yet no line had been perma-
nently located through that city. A eolnmunica-
tIon had been received from the citizens OF Gin
ton, offering the New Orleans and Mississippi val
ley road the right of way and depot grounds In
the town If IL would build by that point, as the
people are DESTROYS of securing rail eommunlca-
lion. Two lines have been surveyed, one rug
Woodvile and the other ria Clinton, and IL is left
TO the management to decide what route the ROAD
crevasse Capt Grant said if satisfactory arrange
ments were made between the state AMI the MIS-,
sissippi Valley airoad Company, the wore Oh
closing the ereyasSe would be commenced imme-
diately, and the task completed in three months
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t,,,1es ssa4 50; latbing-poplar, 81 % eTpre5s.
~ - 11O9 izths Extra prices for extra lengths
ap Ss9sIsi per keg, and leading sizes hard to
obtain e,o IN. ct, 20 y,er mn. 6rahrick
S4 ~ q RSp CEMEST-Alabanla lime. s5e9sl
LIZ Tennessee, Sj9eOe; Louisville cement,
y, ~. = barrel Rosedale cement, 81 so bar
81 81, - pss--tisnd IS: plaster of Paris. g 80.
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Non.Resident Notice.

No 459l-In the chancery Court Of Shelby county
Tenn.-The State Of Tennessee iOf Us own U.s.
etc va j J. McComb ct al - -. M.
II Appearing from the Shefih return ~ III. n
eanss tnat the defendauts James Farrell ana Sal-
lie A. Waggoner, are not TO be iouho ID INT"
counties: 49,, u,sl,s ,i,sir an
nearanee herein. at the courthouse ~ 5nsiDy
eouuty IN Memphis, Tenn, on OF DeioIe ne IT,
Nondsyf In November 1852, and plead answer o. DC
anr 10 plainsnt'E bill and petition OF me AZ
ing District 81 Shelby county or the same VII DC
tafeu Tor confessed az 10 them and set Tor near ~
az MARIE. and that 4 copy Of this order be pub
iished once week for four successive weeks ~ the
Memphis Appeal. This 9TH day Of OCTOBER, r.
A couy-sttest. X. J. BLACK, Clerk ano hAsleri
RyJ NJ 3 sdley, Deputy Clerk and AAkef. r.,
W NJ Smith and F. II. Heskell, sohctofs iOi
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HoRsEs ANp MULES.

There are but few mules on the market,
the demand being for large mules. The
horse market is dull.
MULEs-No dray mules I5 to 1917 hands 5000
$50: 49,: 16 sl6O9lsj Is to 15Iz SIS0Si30; Az
to Is S1l09l30.
s15Oa2OO: saddle horses. SI2j@25o; plugs, sfo975.
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ee Tries. HIDES AND LEATHER.

Inc hide mdIkct Il SS'i'S -A"N 81 N"Scus
with light receipts
urnss Erc-No. 1 dry flint hides. lie: No dry
hides. lie; dry salt hides llgi4c; no. green salt
E1ss sTlaeswax-prime yellow. 20G22c: tsl.ow,
SSe: ginseng. per pound. 81 so. Deer skins
prime. DC -, N
WooI-Tubwashed. 25935c Per pound; I'M
1ashed IS12Sc: bury, l0gl6e. o-..,--
LOCI a7asOe; harness, 3694Gc; skirting, Sz940e;
French caIf $4,000 PEI dozen; domestic calf, sS09
* FnZEm
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To all who are suffering from The errors and In.
discretions OF youth, nervous weakness, early de
cay loss of manhood, etc., will send recipe ina
will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE This grea-
remedy was discovered By missionary in South
America. Send a self-addressei envelope to the
REV. JOSEPH T. INMAN. Station d, Nei0 York Citn.
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aeooms ANO sROom-CoRR.

Brooms OF home manufacture continue in
good demand. The new crop Of broom-corn,
sShicb shows a considerable increase in
on.niity and improvem ent in quality, finds
ready sale at quot atoms.
spooucoEx-Crooked. s94c PEI pound5straight,
sac per pound; :. ,..o.,O 1o,, q, "a.
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NEW YORK, Ociob~r 20.-The msrket has
been very quiet in the general demand, with light
business most of which being reached through
deliveries of specialIies.
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FreIght collision on me q udsoa River

RoUNpouT, n. Y, October 2O.-Two
freight trains on the Hudson River railroad col
lided at Rhine Cliff this morning. An engine and
II cars were thrown into the river and the otnef
fireman climbed out after the engine was sub
merged in the river Lpss estimated at $50 OOO
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-21

Money commands 8 per cent, with good
demand and close. Exchange is coming in reeiy-
fuo.rtnos Balances
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Receipts Yesterday.


Belle Memphis-3OO sks seed
City of Providence, 100 bbls flour.
Coahoma-24O bales cotton, 2542 SKIS seed and 8
pkgs sundries- -.
James Lee-2IS bales cotton, II bgs seed-cotton,
0oo sks seed AS brls oil and lot sundries.
Josie Harry-brought out of White river AS bales
cotton, 1890 SKIS seed nd CATTLE ana "a Pegs sun
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Inao Tons Raas. iron and Bones

TOY SAM GABAY. AGENT. DEALFR ~ Is, ~ ~
b ond-hAnd Goods, Al, l8 aud rs : dELSi
TKEET Also buys and sells everything To- -. -
Eeedle 70 Steamboat De invites eystg - - "a
ehinery bought and sold-
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CHANCERY SALE
OF
RE AL ES II A X.

No. $3.50. R-Chancery Court Of Shelby county
i w Cochran VS.. e. Hollihan ct al.
ny virtue OF an interlocutery decree for sale en-.
h tered IN the above cause on the 18th day OF
Fehrnsrv 1852 NJ b "a page no, will sell, at
public auction, TO the highest bidder, in iront o.
the Clerk and Masters office, courthouse OF sneipy
county, Memphis, Tenn, on
Saturday, November ~, 1854 .
within legal hours the following described prop
erty situated in Shelby county, Tenn, o-wlt:
ON the north side OF Union avenue. about tour
miles east of Memphis: Beginning 81 point on
Union avenue at the southeast corner OF Lot no.
nj the NJ NJ Trezevant subdivisi On. plat recorded
in Book g. page 1896. Registers once OF shelby
county Tenn :; thence north II chains thence
~ a 81 ke an The center of Union avenue; thence
west with same chains and SO links to the ueg1n-
ming and being lot of sad subdivision.
TENS of sale-On n credit of montnsi pur'
chaser executing note with good security; lien re
tanned; redemption barred This october ~ lso@
r. ]. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
BY Geo. Mallory, Deputy Clerk aud Master
IR Mcfarland, Smith & Collier, Soils. sal
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CHANCERY SALE.
CHANCERY SALE
REAL ESTAT e.

No 1915 R-Chancery Court Of shelby CounS-
Palmore, Executrix- VS.. }. A. MooIlnAn.
10y virtue of an interlocutory decree tor hele,
- entered in the above cause on the llth uay %
July 1852 i will sell at public auction, 70 ne
highest bidder in front OF the Clerk and Master
office, courthouse OF Shelby county, memphis
Tenn, on
Saturday. November a, lSsS-
within legal hours, the following oeserioea pIop-
erty situated in shelby county Tenn, go-MiVe
one half interest IN lot seven t7l, BLOCK tniI-
teen CSl as laid down on the plan u Mempnls;
Tam rontfne on shelby street sixty 1907 feet and
running back two hundred (2OO) feet. Wltnln PAL
alle lines 70 Clinton street; same lot solo ~ Rod
ertsop l'opp TO sam Tate CaYnes ct al, by deed re-
corded m registers Office in Book 81, page o2o 10
which reference is made. ,..
Terms of Sale-Cash; equity oil redemPuo"
barred This october 9, 1ss2 49,.
r. j. BLACK. Clerk and Master.
Nv George Mallory. Deputy Clerk and Master.
T. B. Mcfarland, Wright l. Folkes, Soils sat
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-21

The New Orleans future market opened stea1y
at ~. quiet and firm; at $50, quiet and steady
sales S. 500 bales. Closing prices:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-21

Corn scarce, with good demand, but no
change in prices. Cornmeal continues to
decline.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-21

TO ST. FRANCIS RIVER SHIPPERS.
TlOR MARIANNA. THE CUTOFF IL
II aud Way Landings, ship byzE@izsszszzs.s
steamer James Lee every "Wednesday. For land
ings above Madison TO wfTrsB URG shi by Mem
phis and Little Rock Railroad. and freight will be
delivered promptly by the Memphis and ST. Fran
els River Mail Line