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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-21
PUBLIC OPINION

REJOICING OVER A FREE TRADE VICTORY.
lr0,a me LOuisrilk Courier Journal DEM
Frank Hurds majority is l,204. This is
$ty great triumph IND cd, Tor the cause OF revenue
Reform No other Issue was made thought OF IN the
s@lySss Now Tor tue organization OF the mex. House
Aha the chairmapshIp Of the Ways and Means
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-21

AS the liver is easily disordered and more or
less bilious distress follow DIT. Jaynes sant
tive Pills always OF seasonable efficacy. they
the liver 20 healthy action and remove all bilious
hess. ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-21
NO MANS MAN"

Ereu General BeaUers Speech at F1tfsbuTe.
a. want to say a word about my personal re.
AHohs. and then am done. few weeks ago received
hessef from prominent citizen telling not TO talk
e NE tAnu and 0tlsr questions Of vital interest 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-21

Uousekeepers should insist upon obtaining BUaNETTs
FLAvORING EXTRACIs. They are the best
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-21

Experience Tea hes that the best and
only reliable silver Polish BE and the genuine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-21
11oIitical Notlces.
6perlaI Notices

Republican Naturalization Committee. -Ofice hours
o a In 8 p 49, Pearl Il q. MCCORD. Chairman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-21

"Wbv did Adam bite the apple 7" said a
schoonaster to country Lad cause no Lao NJ
knife" said the urchln.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-21

ill notices of Marriages must be indorseS plth fIl
name ind address
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-05-13
CHAPTER III.

ri,g sapfdin AT TIE Cave-Arrival Of the Princess
and the Wild Man Ut the Court Of Sansama-
The fret rays Of a bright morning sun were
shining into the opening OF the cave, and partially
lighting up It's inner recesses, whilst the snip
vPecked maiden and wild man still slept scundly
on their couehes Of dry heritage.
Now. whilst silence and repOse reigned inside
the cave. ut this bright awakening hour, the
,ramn az mems feet. and the sound OF mems
VOICES could be heard near the the entrance and
in A little while Sme peering eyes were looking
in upon the sleeping pair
The foremost OF the newcomers was a man IN
years with whitened hair. but with fine features
expressive Of courage and intelligence, and alto
gether Of a noble presence lie wore a yeI!oW
siIken kabaV, or loose cOat-like garment, Win
annie flowing sleeves. His waist was encircIed
by a golden cincture, made flexible by many
hints and clasps. LOpse hJwIng muslin
trousers covered the lower part Of his person :;
and ON his head he wore n casque, or helmet, mace
of fine network and featheTs-such as worn By
ancient Hawaiian chiefs. and as are worn by
warriors in parts Of the Malay Archipelago, even
az ,bis dav- In his right hand he held 4 short
smear. and his department. was royal, and betting
= prinee-for this was King Sapidin. lie gazed
with amazement upon bis darling daughter the
Princess, repOsing near the terrIole-looklhS marry
wild man.
1t will be necessary for the better understand
ing Of our story TO glance back a little 10 the
point when the men Of the proa had leaped into
the foaming surf. They being stOat and expert
swimmers, had readily reached the shore at a
point where it was safe to land, whilst the poor
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-05-13
51ttu advertisements.

DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERsHIP.
TNHE FIRM OF j. NJ. La W O n CO..
consisting OF J. NJ. LaElor and Allan Herbert. Is
this day dissolved by mutual consent
J. VI. LAWLOB.
ALLAN HERBERT
Honolulu. MAY ;. lss2 my6 It
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-05-13

e A case of Palmer & Co.'S Ginger Ale vii
do you more good than a two weeks vacation.
Try it.--ADv.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-05-13

s- \ very large assortment Of fine white en-
embroideries at figures never offered before, at
Chs. J. FIsHELs' POPULAR STORE.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-05-13
CTt b. continued

a New York sea captain, who has been
ahoat more than 40 years, says he never yet
heard a sailor use such expression as 'shiver
my umbers' or bless my top lights"
The pictures which arouse the greatest
i~ntesest in Paris are the war studies of Veres-
chagin and De Melville. But the Russian
and the French artists view the realities of
war with very different eyes. De Melville,
seeing the horror If it. sees also and chiefly
its heroism. Vereschagin, not ignoring the
fatal heroism of 1t, sees almost only its hor-
ror. The works in question were painted at
Plevna.
A lady was singing last week at a charity
concert and the audience insisted upon hearing
her song n second time. Her daughter, a little
child, was present, and on being asked afterwards
how her mama had sung, replied. Very badly,
for they made her do II all over again"
~ \ very large assortment Of fine white en-
embroideries at figures never offered before, at
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-05-13
l. Il : A VI A = A:
THE GREAT HERO Of the MALAYS.
a ROMANCE.
BY WALTER MURRAY GIBSON.
a ROM

Originally published ia the HaCaiian
language, and t0riaen especially for the
Instruction and entertainment Of Ha-
tUdiidns.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-05-13

p The best Percale shirts, extra CUFFS and
TWO COLLARS, for only 81 so, at CHAs. FIsHELs
POPULAR STORE.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-05-13
atn ADVERTISEMENTS.
NJ. y. % e
NEW ROLE--lOT TELLING truth!


TEAST YEARS AGO, WHEN WAS AN
w apprentice IN ~ and -. We shop boys used 70 20 Coon
hunt n down on the south Branch q The Karitan River. near
cuIs NILS. Neg Jersey. - one night we tracked an old
Com O. a l-rEe Sycamore or Battonwo1d tree, We found
where the Old Coon went in The hole was about one hun
drsd and seventy feet from the ground. " Hold on Rose. can
not you t4se of a ieE inches OF that" No. I don think I
can unless that CarTisge Maker that established q Carriage
shop Ia Eighteen Hundred and Sxty-fve in Honolulu. If
he comes down four or Ave years, I then Eil drop kom four
boys could get to IL We called o. the owner Of the tree and
and our blo1d vas stirred. - We mustered a party Of about
fifteen Of The bes, Of u boys and went for the old Coon. We
we're bound %. have him anyhow. None Of Us boys could
ciCb up 10 the hole. % We we're pGzzled what to do, finally Ee
gszei out the hole Ehere the old Coon ~as. so high up in the
great tree, and We not having the grinuing capacity Of the re-
no~ned David Crockett or the musical poEers 10 charm, We
resorted 70 strategy Yes, as Ariemus Ward would say,
strategy my boys. Three boys we're dispatched for a large
bottle Of petroleum oil Hold on Loke. We had no petroleum
them days" / mean they went fr q large bottle Of Turpen-
tine. aud five boys went for the largest poles 10 attach togethet
10 reach the hole. The bottle Of tuTpeutine was hung to the
ed Of the pole, aud then raised up 10 the hole, and thrust
partly into IL, we thCn took a shot gun and shot the bottle TO
pieces. the contents ran down into the tree, but no Coon ap-
pesred, We then attached a lighted torch and raised it 10 the
hole.
Then came a bust OF Numbering sound,
That Coon, on. where was he
Ask Of the flames that leaped around
That hole, in The old BattonwOod tree.
lie came tearing out with a bound,
AT one awful leap, he reached the ground,
And found himself in ROSES SHOP where
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-01-04
FUTURE MOVEMENTS.

The Paris c. Brown, Captain A. NJ. Halli
day, is due up to-day for Cincinnati.
The City of Alton, Captain Dan Able, il
the next Anchor liner due up from New Or
leans for St. Louis.
The r. r. Springer. Captain Henry L
Hart, Is due up tonight for Cincinnati
Henry Shaw in the Office.
The Charles Morgan, for the first time in
her history, failed to arrive as promised yes
terday. She may have passed down late last
night or early this morning.
The Coahoms, Captain Henry Cooper, is
the packet this evening at 5 o'clock fol-
Osceola and the upper bends. VIM. Smither
and John Haley are her clerks.
The Henry Frank, Captain j. F. Hicks, is
due tomorrow morning, and leaves again to-
morrow evening for New Orleans and all
way landings. ALI Grissom in the Office.
The Hard Cash, Captain Ed c. Postal, is
the packet this evening at o'clock for all
points on White river, going through to
Jacksonport Charles NJ Postal and Joseph
Postal are her clerks.
The james Lee, Captain Stack Lee on
deck, is the packet this evening at o'clock
for Helena, Friars Point and all way land,
ings. Lloyd Whitlow is her clerk, assisted
by Platt Rhoades and Arthur Brown.
The Ohio river and all points between
Memphis and Cincinnati will be represented
this afternoon by the James w. Gaff, Cap
tain Il. w. Wise, leaving al o'clock sharp.
Her office affairs are in the hands of Mr..
James Surtees, who is assisted by Harry
Galley. The CATS reputation for prompt
ness and reliability, as we'll as comfortable
provision for the travelling public, makes the
event splendid occasion for pleasant trip
up the country. Captain r. W. Lightburne
is agent
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-01-04
GRAIN MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE, January Wheat
steady, s. 81. Corn quiet; No. white,
72c; No. mixed, 671c Oats steady; No.
, white, sic; No. 2 mixed, Acc. Rye steady;
No. ?, 81 05.
NEW YORK, January 3. Wheat unset
tied, orening } to &c higher, subsequently
lost the advance and declined &c, closing
with a-little more strength; ungraded winter
red, 81 29@1 43.
CINCINNATI, January 3.--Wheat scarce
and firm; No. red winter, 81 3S(91. 40. Corn
dull and prices shade lower; No. mixed,
69c. Oats dull; No. 2 mixed, 4sc. Rye
easier, 81 039. Barley steady, 81 Oh.
BALTIMORE, January 3.-Wheat--
Western higher, closing easier; No. winter
red, spot, 81 39l@1 39s; January, 81 $3.50
S9s; February, 81 42I@l 42{; March,
81 444@1 45; April, 81 AL asked. Corn
Western easier and fairly active; mixed, 81 z
Csc; January, 67s@674c; February, 699@
zoe; March, 674G675c; April, 674(d67 &c.
Oats quiet and firm; Western white, 49(d5lc;
mixed, 56@57c; Pennsylvania, 1881. Rye
dull, 95c@S1.
CHICAGO, January 3.-Wheat active but
lower; No. 2, Chicago spring, 81 26(d,l 2644
cash, y 20 January, 81 2744fs9l 27s February,
81 2Ss March. Corn unsettled but generally
lower; regular, 60sc; fresh, &c cash, 605@
Gle January, 81 s@61 &c February, &c March,
66sc May. Oats in fair demand but at
lower rates; 43sc cash, 4Ssc January and
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-01-04
GENERAL TRADE.

There was some annearance of business
ts "as sonie aPpeai ahoe ~ 9usin na's
among .ne genera lrIuesnleh yes'eruay, pu.
n npe en STi ~ Ni n.I Lne oEno a, pain
S aooI. a i ahen IN lness i G .
o'oeuy UonI Gnu no oi,anSe III Pii0ts' oIoeeis
ant anu higner values ior sugar, ,noiahSes
ana cones, tnoogn TRANSACTIONS YESTERDAY were
maue md1noui ~ NJ w Pc lou. Is
~ - 5; Gnu ~ -. ;, ~
uen - H. r., nnS ~ ~ ;a,us
similar movement today caused by scarci,T
- ;.,o-aa.ad - e., - - D.,
anu anu SIS . lot ,t INA I.'ee usa.
.o es - go ra.ta5 .' no az "noe
H1t nop r,sueg frero ih nrts, o are sca,u
~ az. LIZ 1850. 20. 70 s.e Hn IN
VI u M I. aenoe Vi i ,a nv
anu an. 9,esseu, ar io"er anu 9ena,iu iSilng
on on; breaoSluns are qulet ana lending "n'
o'"ei ai'i1'e as previously iuo'eu
Q1oe'1'o's oeto1 are Jor Toand e1ts az "e aana,"9
ana a. u'e fa'troad depos' ana include ne1fer
dfayd9e, storage nor other erprnse outside q
drfLt~ Jooot,ig gag sore sues are az h'g'',!
r@ f T. a. G sy '''c'ie o'"3e Storage ana I'9
y, o'e 49,
tEEpIoorn s!ea9yi SAFES al .t@'ee,
S OatS-S ga az o2l9oeG; Dr" e al
SO. nay uinotny' Sln@SSl oo' safes OF
mixed al 9i'; prairie euii, fotG9; IN STORE
corn quoted SStSs2c; oats, 56fSoSc; bran,
y 1o'@i %; nay SI z'(9i %; PRAIRIE oo
9zec. 49,,
FLOUR : advanced; Jobbing prices
Doaode extra, "a 4oSgg4 ooi treble extra, 70 10
s%o 4Vi IatnIIy' 90 logo 4o' cnoice, - 10;
fancy - oOtgo; fancy patents, 20 oo(G9 %
store prices zoc hiSher.
CohNMEA NJ t low ana .. OF manu- ma IN
easiig' sales lroni Hills at 70 ~; from
s'ore, % o.
FRulIs0Orsnges|Sc Scarce; louisiana NOM
lnaliy sIkSgle Per G osrTel Slo u &c Il e. per yer
per D6a, - oU? 80, ripr,u co 90 90
e per poA' 'anaaica, no SolNly 20 ~
~ per e eo1: 20 Lemons, $500 a oo1;
Messina' SoSa,o oo. banana as % '9'gZ -
punch punch Gocoanuts nrm at = % hrndrec-
e slrg1nla Ishn res
b;eh l JaSns a. ,o W.T. ~, i o9a sc
nlgne 6 Slleeu' toG. aihioIes, I|c. ieAas
pecans, lgSe'I4ci AIkansas; oSsio,'' ana COCO
demand Engllsh wainnts, ao'9l6c; fHpest S,
sZSgl2c. braIll NUS, oCeyi Vcf haisins. S9Sg
. 70; LONDON layers, % oo; Imperial, % %;
Aslauc, s4 on. Figs, linen bags, o@t91l5c
per pound; layers, i1Cq1ioc. Dates-Atrican,
lose per pound; goiaen' sCs,loc' Brandy
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-01-04

ATTirots.-City OF Vicksburg, Nicksburg
Thomas Sherlock, New Orleans; james W
Gaf, Cincinnati; Hard Cash, White river
Leslie B., Cincinnati.
DepdrtHres.-City of Greenyille, Nicksburg;
City OF Vieksburg, ST. Louis; Thomas Sher-
lock, Cincinnati; Rene Mscready, st. Francis
river; Leslie B., New Orleans.
Boots IN Port.-James w. Gaff and Hard
Cash.
Boats Due DOun.-Coahoma, Charles Nor
gan and Ste. Genevieve.
Boats Due Up.-James Lee, r. R. Springer
and Paris c. Brown.
RECEIPTS YESTERDAY.
Leslie BIO brls whisky and lot of sun
dries.
Thomas Sherlock-42 lids sugar and So
brls molasses.
City of Vicksburg-35 bales cotton, Ills
SKIS seed and 20 empty kegs.
Hard Cash brought out OF White river
220 bales cotton, 245 SKIS seed, OK, and 81
pkgs sundries.
James w. Gaff-229 brls flour, 80 brls
meal, 264 brls potatoes, 30 brls pitch, 100
brls salt, 10 brls oil, 234 empty oil brls, 100
bxs starch, 2S7 glassware, 300 kegs nails,
440 bales hay, sos bags oats, 81 bags beans,
ll2 bags corn, A plows, 100 rolls paper, ll13
pcs hollow ware, 402 pkgs furniture, 1O7
pkgs iron, POS miscellaneous.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-01-04
TruSfea,s Sale

DY virtue of the terms OF a certain deed OF trust
vile Maize T. MsTiep S on nI th ss narey and his
ISL which said deed is recorded in the Registers
office Of shelby county. in Record Book No. Is5.
page 26ss default having been made in the caren-
ants and agreements thereof. and having been re
quested by majority of the benehciarics in NUM-
Saturday. the I4th day January, 1859,
between the hours of II O'Clock m. ana o clock
pm. al the east door OF the courthouse in Mem
phis, the Taxing District of said shelby county
sell at public auction: 10 the highest bidder, for
which said tracts parcels of land are situated in
the said county OF shelby and State Of tennessee:
L Lying near Withe Depot, and beginning at q
stake two whiteoak and two dogwood pointers the
northwest corner of the southern division OF the
9OO-acre tract, known as the Lore land; running
thence east 20 chains to blackjack and three pcInt
ers; thence north is chsins and 675< links To the
Marley avenue; thence west with he nidGie 81
said avenue IS chains to the south west corner o.
ing at the same chancery sale at which this was
purchased by the said Marley; thence north with
the said Grifing's west line IS chains and 671<
withe Depot TO Hickory withe; thence west with
said road ~ chains to sake thence south, cross.
ginning, containing, excluding said avenue,
2 Also, a lot ssxl15L feet in the town of Hays
se IN Sid shelby county; lying on the north
nIIe hsin sISe ~ zee. east o. chester ave
described in a deed to said Young f. Marley, in
book IS, page 5l9 of the Registers Office, and *
l51a feet purchased by deed TO the said Marley of
record in about Book is5 on which said LOT on AZ
II5% is built a storehouse. recently occupied By
Marley d Co.
5. Also, certain other lot in the said town of
Haysville, being parts of lots 6s, 60 and TO- and
part OF Old Greenlee street. beginning ON Brown
street at the northwest corner Of the acre tract
conveyed by the said Y. +. Marley TO Mrs Hughes
and running westward with Brown street l7-lO6
chains, more or less, to Jackson street, thence
southwark with Jackson street 10 20-100 chains to
Campbell street, thence eastward with Campbell
street 10 100 chains, less to the southwest
corner of j. Cody's 2-acre lot; thence northward
with Cody's line 4 27-100 chains 10 his northwest
corner; thence eastward with his northern line
59-loO chains TO Greenlee street, now located;
thence nOrthward with Greenlee street $500
chains, more or less, to southwest corner of Mrs.
Hughes Ia acre lot; thence westward with her
south line 5000 chains TO her southwest corner:
thence northward with her western line 2 97-l0
chains to the beginning containing by estimation
$40 acres, more or less The right and equity of
redemption, and all right OF exemption, dover or
homestead are expressly waived The title to the
several described tracts or parcels of ground are
believed to be good, but the undersigned sells as
trustee only.
J. NJ. GoODBAR, Trustee.
MEMPHIS, December 10, 1881.
GlaN.Wa 4. Dluw NNurf-
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PORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK, January 3.-Pork dull
new mess, 81 62aGGl7 10. Lard inactive
lI.25(d 1.27 &c.
LOUISVILLE, January 3-Pork and
prime steam lard nominal. Bulk meats
steady; shoulders, none; clear rib. sc; clear
sides, Ole. Sugar-cured hams, 12Ie.
CINCINNATI, January 3-Pork dull and
nominal at ST. %. Lard dull at 10000.
Bulk meats-shoulders, 6I@69c; clear rib
S.65(ee8 75c. Bacon firm; shoulders, &c;
clear rib, Zoe; clear, 10!c.
ST. LOUIS, January 3.-Pork quiet; Sl7
cash and January. Dry salt meats steady
car-Iots, 6@6.l0, 8.60@S 65, 65@S 20 $50
G9S.95c. Bacon quiet, 74@9.75, 9 8591OGe
l0lc. Lard nominal, lie.
CHICAGO, January ) -Pork dull, weak
and lower; sic 60@i6 62s cash, SIC 60
January, SIC s5@16 S74 February, 81 O74
Msrch. Lard active but lower; 10000
10.92!c cash and January, 07ac911.1Oc
February, II. 229@11 25c March. Bulk meats
in fair demand but at lower rates; shout
ders, &c; short rib, So; short clear, &C.
CdH-Pork moderately active and higher
SO so January, Sic 92l@l6 % February,
81 l24 March. Bulk meats strong and
higher; 10979c January, 10@11.124c
February, 1l.27le March.
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Feet. Inches. inches. inches
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J. LaCroix, of the Memphis Stock Yard,
Second street, Chelsea, reports quotations as
follows:
CATTLE-Choice native and Texas corn
fed cattle, per pound, 4l@5c; good native
and Texas corn-fed, per pound, 4944c; me-
dunn native and Texas corn-fed, per pound,
3i@4c; smooth, fat oxen, weighing 1000 to
1900 pounds, per pound, 3i@32c; rough
steers and cows, in good condition, per pound,
2l93c; fat heifers and COWS, per pound, 90
32e; choice grass cattle, 3a@43c; fair to
medium grass cattle, S@Slc; scalawag and
common, HOBO.
SHEEP - Choice, per h., 34@4Ic me-
dunn, per h., 3@33c; common, per head,
S1G91 so.
LAMBs-Choice, per head, 1898 so; medi-
UNI, S2@2 so.
HoGs-Choice corn, per h., 6I@7c; me-
dunn, 5954c; common, 4@5c.
Cows AND CALvEs-Milch cows with young
calves, per head, $l5@35; yearlings, per
head STAT
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Saturday, January =, 1850,
Supreme Court Sale of Real Estate.


In the Supreme Court q. .cnnessee at Jackson
Commissioner of Revenue for shelby county
Tennessee VS.. Robertson Topp, and Others.
IN pursuance of the decree pronounced by the
l. Supreme Court OF Ternessee, at Jackson, in
this cause. June 10. 1851, win offer for SALE to
the highest bidder in front Of the Courthouse Of
Shelby county, in Memphis,
On Monday, February g. 1852,
the real estate mentioned aud described in said
cree, or so much thereof as may be necessary TO
lively. Said lots situate in the city of Mem
phis shelby county, Tennessee, and described as
First. Situate in the city of Memphis, Tennes-
see, and lying on the south side Of Beafs street
and north OF yessaInine street II being all Of lot
J. block 81, on the plan Of the S0nth iemphis sub
division except the following, t1-wit: The lot
sold ss the church lot off Of the southwest
OF said lot l. beginning at the south east interec
ton OF Lauderdale and Beale streets, and running
east with the south line Of Beae street so feet 20
stake; thence SOUTH and parallel with Lauderdsle
street $50 feet 20 stake; thence west and parallel
with Beale street 50 fee. 70 the east line Of lauder
dale street; thence with said east line l5o feet
the beginning Also that part of said lot sold
TO George B. Peters OF Of the southwest corner
east with The north hue OF Jessamlne street 10
leet to stake; thence north and parallel with
thence west and parallel with yessamine street $50
feet to the east line Of Iau,erdaie street; thence
south with said line So feet % the beginning Also,
excepting the east 81 feet of said lot l. extending
from Besle 20 JessaInine street, distance Of 30
feet, belonging 70 defendant Emma Topp.
Second. The east 81 feet Of said lot extending
from Beale 10 Jesssnine streets, distance Of JIG
feet mentioned above.
Third. Lots . aud q. Block r. in the city of
Memphis. upon which the Gayoso House Is built
and situated al the northeast corner of Shelby
and Mccall streets and fronting on the east side Of
Shelby street rs feet, and running back with the
north side Of Mccall street TO the alley. with the
exception OF the ground floors and hrst stories Of
stores Nos $50 and 39s in said Gayoso House, and
that part Of said lot which begins At the south
eats with the north line OF Mccall
street Io4 feet TO stake; thence north ~ feet 70
z stake; thence west to stake; thence north -
feet 10 stake thence west TO The west line Of said
house; tBence sOuth with the west line OF said
house q q feet 70 the beginning.
Terms Of Ssle-Cash-
JOHN H FREEMAN, Clerk
Jackson Tenn, January 2 Iss2