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oAvcrigc for four year. tAvcraFe Tor eve years
The three year period, ending with 1887,
includes two ycaB Of COZ 'nued and I'M
usual depression. For this reason the
average return il In general much icss
than Tor the periods Of six 10 twelve ycans
closing with 1881. Rcyerses wcru common
enough In ls75-7s, but. including the rc-
markablc activity Of 1894 and lS7O-S3,
the general results were naturally above
the range for the last three ycars. The
mills, NJ a rule, are running 10 their full
capacity, With goods in many instances
sold ahead Of productions The new year
opens with every promise Of returning M
liberal profits ~ 1887. This II true both Of
the special print cloth mills Of Fall River
and Of the miscellaneous cotton manu-
featuring companies Of Manchester, Lowell,
Lawrence. Lewiston, Nashua and other
cities aud towns
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THE MISSING BRITANNIA
Fears That She Has Encountered the
Struggling Logs.

NV YoHH, Jan. i7.-There wcp still
no tiding yesterday Of the Nursing steamer
britannia, bound for this port from Naples,
with $50 Italian steeago passengers, and
now long overdue. Mr.. Ter Kuile, the
general passenger agent In New York, said
yesterday that his great fear was that the
steamer had been struck by some Of the
logs from the great nit and was either
living ut the bottom vi the Atlantic or hal
been totally disabled and was now drifting
at the mercy Of the wiud and waves. The
report Of the steamship Venice shows that
the logs have been seen oven IN mid ocean.
They ar scattered far AMI wide, In fact,
and In storm would provo worse than
Latierng rams, II hurled nj a vessel by an
ocean billow. Mr.. Ter kuiIc says the
Britannia after leaving tiihralin on Dcccm.
Der -, must have slocrcd direct for Azorvs
and from there her cuun,c would he almost
direct for New York. lie added that
Capt Pan'sols was an experienced seaman
aud very careful navigator.
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TIN attention OF capitalists is called to
an article elsewhere printed In this H.
suo Of TuE ArrEAi- rs copied from Brad.
srot, upon the dividend earnings Of the
New England cotton manufacturing indus
tries In the past three yeas, with compu.
lions Of averages In the period cmbrlccd
between ls53-lsSi and the period cm.
brccd between lsSl-lSs7 II is well worth
careful consideration.
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A Notable Wedding.

Today at O'Clock special train will
leave here over the Mississippi & Ten.
ncssco road for fernando, Miss. The
event will bc 20 bear the Memphis
friends To witness the wedding Of Miss
Connie White, the accomplished daughter
Of Col. Thomas White. the noted Misnis.
sippi lawyer, aud Nc Wilkins. the talented
who will be married. u o'clock y. m.
The special train vii iciurn 10 the city nj
. o'clock u. IN.
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The New England Cotton Manufactur.
ing Industry.
From Bradslreet.

iibh biuh'hNtA
The dividend record Of the PRINCIPAL
New England cotton manufacturing COM
panies make much brighter showing for
1887 than for any year before since 1883
The gain over 1886 is noteworthy, while
that over 1885 is still more remarkable.
Only two out Of sixty-six OF the most inn
portant corporations divided less in 1887
than the second year previous, AMI the re-
duction in these two cases was due to OK
ceptional causes Full statements Of the
payments made from 1873 to 1884 were
published in these columns three years
ago The record is now brought down 10
date. The following tables (which include
two or three companies manufacturing
wool as well as cotton) showing the aver
age dividends OF the companies named for
periods ending with 1884, the annual div
idends since 1884, and the average for the
last three years;
DIyIDRSDR FOR FIFTEEN WEARS
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Tux Presidents message 10 Congress
upon the reports recently made 10 him by
the commissioners appointed TO investigate
the afihin Of the Pacific railroads, Ia strong
and conclusive as TO the pressing necessity
for the government taking possession Of the
roads and administering them until the lao
or more millions Of dollars they owe Il are
paid. Indeed on careful reading II the
facts ms reported by the commission It is
not clear that the government would not
DO justified In connscating some Of these
roads since their properties rest upon
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I.Icensr,l 90 We'd.

J. o. Crenshaw sndlElla A. Goldsby, J.
Bowers and Mollie~AIHchcll, (cl, William
NJ. Mcllethan aWd fya Mitchell, W.
A. Lindsay aud IAura T.. Hamilton, Geo.
W. Grumbes andtMahic T.. smith, Bob
Woods and Fanny Joucs (c.l, ID. T.. Mac.
lin and Emma King, fned w. Stemmlcr
and I.ottie Cook, Richard Bcrner and
Katie Baldwin, Beihehan Capol and
Nancy Levels lcl.
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THE WEEKLY APPEAL.

The WEEK. Y APPEAL 10 a oompdd-
ivm of The now Of Scucn daily APPEALS M
agricultural department is prepared 'rih great
orc. II contains complete mortt reports. The
ycur 1858 pH b. FIJI Of important political
nents and hc1rEEKLY APPEAL wiH kotp
Mrcades h,ily informed Of aon.
The price of he WEEKLY Appeal Is
only 81 a yrdr. Hhds no superior.
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AMONG the remarkable transformations
that have taken place in England none
are more 30 than the change that has
come over the great body of the people as
to Ireland, Irish measures and Irish
leaders. They enter heartily into theaiIairs
OF the sister kingdom and deeply
sympathize with the distresses OF
the people and the bravery they
manifest under the infamous crimes act as
enforced by Baliour's orders. They are,
at this moment, preparing to give OBrien
and the other martyrs for free speech in
Ireland grand reception, and this in spite
OF, indeed in the teeth OF the protest Of the
Tory prime minister. 1t was predicted
many years ago that II would be a bad day
for the Tories when the people OF the hree
kingdoms made common cause. All the
signs point to the near approach OF that
day.
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II Ms. Susan Turner, widow OF Richard
Turner, will call upon Chief Of Police
Davis, she will hear Of something TO her
advantage.
The chief would also like 10 hear from
Mrs. james Stnmbough, widow 81 Martin
Siambough. It.aould he OF interest for
both TO call upon the chief.
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THE WEATHER.
Indications.

Fl MaaiiSgroS, Jan IA 4 am
Tof Trnno--se Colder. ialr weather
r IRISH 10 bflsk nonhwoicrly winds
Iof Arkansas Colder. lair weather.
fresh 10 hrisk northerly Winds
fof Mississippi and Louisiana Colder.
fair weather. prcoclod BY rain on the guilt ip-h
70 brisk northcr0 Winds
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Tonight Romeo and Juliet will be 70.
produced aud also ON tomorrow, Thursday,
night, leah the Foraker" having been
Withdrawn. On Friday and at the Satur.
LAY matinee Romeo and Juliet" and on
saturday night the love tragedy will give
place Macbeth" with Mines Levick In
the title role and Miss Mather rs Lady
Macbeth.
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narehlnx Threnun cen,nn,len.

n am out Of the hFht" sAls sherman, IN JEST
Il am hut an on looker IN Venice"
Al senator candof In al thinRs Il best
Tho lights out ~ you. lel the truth bc confessed
The chunk you'vc bit on With such spirit aud fcsi
Il too laue to chew and boz tough % digest
Your role IA not lAfkh, but pcnnIA
-JhicugO nfbNal
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II Is now reported that the attachments
on the establishment OF ]. Reinhar,lt,
dealer In gents furnishing goods, Dallas,
Tex, aggregated $4,000. No eastern
creditors have yet been heard from.
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Che @rmphis appeal
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WEDNESDAY. ;;;; JANUARY 10. 1893.
THE APPEAL

uRrASsEs EVERY OTHER MEMPHIS NEWS
PAPER ~ CIRCULATION IN TOWN AS
WE'LL A. COUNTRY.
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II Is announced that Gov Hin offered
Col Fred Grant the nomination Of quar-.
aniine commissioner In place VI /. g..
Plat. bat that Col. Grant declined.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
mep,pbis Tbeater.

Tohin's comedy "Tbe Honeymoon" was
given last night in an excellent manner by
Margaret Mather and company. II was a
merry old English comedy and was en-.
joyed by the audience, who were captured
by the wiichery Of Miss Mather's rendi-
ton Of the role Juliana, which to many
critics. lisa more attractive performance than
her Juliet. In this play no stage effects or
scenery east glamour over the audience
rs in "Romeo and Juliet" talent
alone has TO be relied upon TO
carry on the delicious humor and wit
which bubbles and sparkles all through
the capital comedy. The story is pretty
much the sans rs Shakespeare flaming
Of the Shrew"-the Duke Aanza TAX
ing the place Of Petncchis, and JUL.
ana that Of katharina, the Shrew--
the difference consisting in that while the
Duke Aranza conqnors the rebellious
spirit Of his bride he deceivcs her as TO his
real station. Tho play Is full
Of clever "mots' and amusing
situations, and Miss Maiher, being com.
edicnnc Of merit, Is FULL Of piquancy and
animation. She IL high spirited and i'm.
petuous, and gives full play to scorn when
she disccrns what she believes 10 he trick
that has been played upon her by her hus.
band, but her pretty surrender TO her
loving lord toward the end Of the play Is
cxcellently well done. Active, gay and
amiable, she proves very pretty stage
picture as she passes from one scene TO the
other and on 90 the close when all are
made happy and all troubles pass away
forever. The light comedy drama IL finely
sustained by the company, and thorough
good work Is done by all ia the cast. which
was ma followE
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difficult and they sod be able to keep
their shops closed OF 'his day ur'il the
next Legislature oa9 flame a law in line
with the courts decision.
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Local ue,eerolosieai Pres. Report.
IMcmphls siFnAl Olicc Ilcpoftl

Maximum temperature - o. minimum tsmpen
turc " o. ufune , Precipitation. u0t
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MEMPHIS BRIDGE BILL.
MR.. PHELAN SUCCEEDS IN HAVING
IT FAvoRABLY REPORTED.
It Will Como Up Before the House at
an Early Date - Speaker Carlisle
Quite Ill-other General Washington
News.
Special Dispatch to tho Appeal.

Special Dispatch to tho Appeal.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE House
commerce committee this morning unan-
imously adopted the Phelan bill and in
structed Mr.. Phelan to report 1t to the
House. He had the report already drawn
up and reported the bill without amend
ment with Recommendation that it pass.
This billhas gone on the calendar and will
be among the first bills up. 1t seems that
there was hitch in the matter as regards
the Wheeler bill. Gen. Wheeler was no
little chagrined when he heard the bill
was out Of the committee and on the cal
cndar OF the House.
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nn. IusTIcE LANAR conaIssIoxrp.

One OF the tint acts Of the President this
morning was 10 attach his signature TO the
commissions Of Mr.. Justice Lamar, Sccre-
tary Villas aud Postmaster General Dickin-
MN. each OF which called ut the White.
house during the morning and received
his commission. Mcssr. Villas and Dick.
inson subsequently took the oath OF office
and were duly installed In time 20 attend
the Cabinet meeting at noon today as full
ilcdgcd members.
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non nATrs APPOINTED,

In the frst time since President Cleve-
land was elected the Tennessee delegation
in Congress has unanimously united on a
man for an existing vacancy. To Mr.. En-
unanimiiy and he did II in order TO secure
for Mr.. Robert Gates, OF his district, the
position OF chief Of the mineral di-
vision Of the general land office, made
vacant by the promotion Of Mr.. Wright TO
be the law clerk Of that office.
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LOCAL NOTICES

MDupn Steam Laundry. 294 Second St
BmsKIEY LUMBER Co.. l2I jefferson st.
Buy your potato barrels from T. Kordel,
No. l2s Front street.
TETrnoNg 1900 for messenger or car.
rage any hour day or night
PANTS made TO order from So up. ].
Mcnkc, tailor, 40 Monroe street.
j.. II. BALDWIN & Co., dealers in pianos
and organs, No. 2j7l Main street.
LT LUMBER Co., $50 Second street,
sash, doors, blinds, shingles, holdings.
W. I. DRYDEN. carpenter and builder,
No. lOl Second street. Telephone, 49,
CITIZENS Steam Laundry, Nos. 20 and
90 Bcalc street. Tel. 36j for WAGON 10 call.
JoHN llorKINs, the plumber, gss filter
and sanitary engineer, - Poplar street.
Telephone nc.
Cork Manufactures CoMrANY. Main
Olicc and Mil telephone No. IS. Paint
Store telephone No. SO.
G. r. IIorcimIss, skilled matchmaker.
Difficult aud complicated watches | es.
pecially solicit No. 80 Monroe street
rUgg and white rs the flower whose
name u bears are the biscuits raised by
Iasy Baking Powder.
DEAy * LILLY CoFFEE AID SPICE Co.
CLASSES in decorative art, painting in oil
and water colors, wood carving, etching,
etc, arc now forming in the Iligbcc
School. Studies under Mn. laura Prugh,
oi the Cincinnati Ant School. Drawing
cla.sc' under Miss Dobyns, MS heretofore.
kigdciig admitted at any time and for any
branch desired.
Mss C,RRR VI. KrAriNo, teacher Of
music. vocal and instrumental, Is teach.
ing nj the music-housc OF D. II. Baldwin.
As already announced, Miss Heating will
give q free scholarship for the last five
months Of the session ~ n reward 10 the
pupil having the best record up 10 Febru.
aTy for diligent study andtho highest d..
gree oi perfection.
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Chancery Sale
-OF-
r e A l. e S IA n e.

No $500. Rim the Chanccry Court Of shelby Coun.
y.-J. 2. Beasley, administrator OF 4. G. Clayton,
deceased, ", John $. clayton ct al.
By virtue Of an interlocutory decree for sale. On.
tered Ia the above cause on the 9Th day of JAnuar
lsss NJ H. Of, page Is, will sell At public auction,
70 the highest bidder, IN front Of the CLERK aud
Masters ONCE, Main street cntwnce Of the court.
house OF shelby county, Momphls Tennessee. on
saturday, 9th day Of May, 1883.
within legal hour, the following described proper
", situated In shelby county, Tennessee. to-wit
About miles east ~ Memphis on the OLD Mem.
phls and Germantown plank road hcing lot No 4
uf Kenneth Garrctts subdivision. bounded ~ fol.
lows beginning Al the southeast corner uf lot No
Oi said subdivision In the center VI the Memphis and
GcruaniSwn plank road, rnuaing thence north
q east a. 81 100 chains 10 q stake. thence south
80, east lG72lO1 chains thence south o. west
20 hliO chains 10 the center Of said plank road.
thence north oS' west with said mad 10 Ci-lO1
chains 20 the beginning. containing ~ as 100 acres
Terms " Salc=On a credit Of aud ~ months
noio bearing interest With security required. lei
retained. redemption barvd. This l2th dap Of
April lass
81 MCDOWELL CLERK aud Master.
Ny J. " Bradley. u. g. and "
Taylor & Carroll. X H. INTERPRETATIONS
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1DRoroeAtg ron INDIAN guppTtrg A,

1ORorosAis ron INDIAN SUPPLIES AND
Innip!rAilon Department 81 the Interior
Omco Of Indian Anslr, NslhluHion, hprl la. 1875
thllf iOr eoi nua ~ submitted 400 trpluif Du.
velopcsi. Bacon. Tour ClothinF. or TranHp 1uatun,
ct. %. The oasc nay ~ and dlr,cici e. TIC com.
missioner II Indian Afair Ne o. aHd 6I HoofT
hH1t Ntu iofi will o. received until ! pm d
Tnsi1H N1B - ~, f1r furnishing inr The indian
service about roop pounds bacon. seglol
tluOl Rounds natinE Powder ioouO 90 pounds
Corn, ~ ,y0 pounds tufre GUo10u Rounds Hour,
t0oo0 pounds Irsd ils.yu pounds Hard brad,
o. coD pounds liomlny, NuO pounds iafi. 80 haf.
frls Mes rofk 400 pounds Oatmeal, - 90
pounds Oats. 1000 pounds hioe. 300 pounds Tea,
l1oD pounds thlt 900 pounds tgap .'oW
et Nooen aud lotion Goods lcunfIsiing IN
part ofsIrhny itp0 isris' standard tdleo.
lDuo0 yards Drilling. 100 yards DUCK, free
yards bingham. yli0O yards Kcniu.ky Jeans,
100 Ynids Cheti0t i1olJ Jaffs ilruwn shceung,
2iooy0 Yards nlrsrhCd thcCuug roo yarIt.
~ l,,'y NV w., III, w., ,i,,, t, wv,
ocuoT. Motions. Hardware. Medical luppilea.
School Rocks etc, and long lsi n mi.Collanc0ua
ARTICLES such q ilafncls, Floss kskca lurls. cie,
AMI i1f about ~ Nnfuus required Tor The sCfyicc,
10 bs delivered Al Chicsgo. Kansas City and sioux
city Alsn. i1f such wagons a. mhy u required,
siagisi 70 the climeie " Ne Iaclho Cost win
Alap. transportation iof Hurh Of che arl lcs,
goods and supplies that may not b contracted lUf
g. DO delivered ~ tho Agencies llln him 20
nAug or on GOYtFFMEfT nfANGs, Schedules
showing ne kinds and quantities ~ ful-isirnoo
supplies ruufrd Coz earh Agency snd school
and tla ilndi hui quantities. 10 rfu'u ~ az other
goods and articles. Together With blank pro
p8lsla conditions ~ - otarTed by BIDDER limo
and plHoo nj delivery tegHt ui contract AMI paY
fnsut transportation rouiea. and nll other urrCHfrfT
Instructions viii be furnished upon application 10
The ludlHn Once in Wellington, ~ Noe 90 nHf "
H0rHrr df0sf Noe igfL JAMES LiisrfWpni. No
g. ifoadNhf, New YORK he tpmmi1aaflel % sub
fiftenor. A.. ~ A., ~ Cheyenne thlthfo, iraYrn.
wuHh tOnhhh, Hsint Louis. saint Paul. aud tan
BanCiiro. tho rustmattu ~ Sioux city, and
Innkton, rud 10 The fosinafieu 20 The following
named places IN knussa Afkanraf tity, burlnf
ION. CaldWel. Dodge tity, Empufia, Eureka. Great
Bind, Howard Hutchinson, fhrnrd. Nrihcuuu,
Marion. Mcdrine L01To Newton paFo tiiy sedan,
Sterling. Topeka. Wellington, Wichita AMI Nln'
field. The right Il rr1efvci BY The Government 70
reject any and al bids, or any pert 81 Any hld aud
those proposals are Invited under pruyito hat
appropriation shall be made for tho supplies "
COnFftst nids will ~ Ofencd ~ the hour aud
day above fhicd. hnd biddcu are Invited b ba
prtfent NJ the opening. CtHItriFb CnfrHa-Al
All bids must ba accompanied by certified checks
o. drafts mon some United States DEPOSITORY o.
the lint National Rank Of ins Anrecs. Gal, fer al
least ~ per cent of the amount NJ tho proposal.
ll2sOs-l1ol J. u. O. ATKINS. Commissioner.
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TURNED UP AT LAST.
A Young Man Claims To Be the Heir
of Large Estate.

Vi u Large E5tate.
DETROIT, Mich, April 26.-H. e. Sad
Ter, who has been employed in the count
ing-room Of the New York Herald for up
ward OF twenty years, has laid claim to
the estate of Mrs. Sarah Riley, who died
in January last, amounting TO several
thousand dollars, consisting OF real estate
in Walkerville, Canada, and in this city.
Mr.. sadler, whose real name is Hume,
was adopted in 1s47 by family named
Sadler, living at Hamilton, Ont. The
sadlers shortly afterward moved to New
York, and the mother and son did not
meet again until 1870 Mrs Hume mar
ried Frances Riley in 1852 and had come
to suppose her child dead, or il not, that
she would never hear of him again, think
ing that the Sadlers would not reveal to
him his paternity. On the contrary, they
brought the boy up with full knowledge
oil who his parents were, and rs soon as in
position to admit, he set about to find his
mother. After several years OF patient
search his efforts were rewarded, and
mother and son met in Walkerville in
1870. They afterward correspondent regu.
larly until June last, when Mrs. Riley
ceased to write. No word OF her death
reached him until he saw an account OF
the proceedings Of the probate court, a
short time ago, to have Mr.. Riley adiudged
insane on the petition Of his only child,
Mrs j. Sullivan, of this city. Mr.. Sadler
arrived from New York yesterday morn
ing, and has retained lawyer to look
after his interests.
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ner, thence north So, west with said Douglass limo
u chaius Is links Ia his southeast corner, thence
north y west ~ chains TO stake In Fellows south
limo north, N' eat, 60 links from white oak
u chains ~ links 20 the BEGINNING containing 100
acres and tmct beginning at stake white oak
pointers In the W. i, Hamllns west line aud the
southeast corner OF the Fellows estate, thence % 10y
west with llamlns and Ellis line 81 Q5l0O chains
win white and nod oak pointers, thence So s5
west, "a chains 63 links to stake In field, Doug
lass north line, thence north 20 10y east 30 chains
% links 10 stake, thence south $50 east with Eel.
lows and Andrews line. q chains o. links to be.
ginning containing 100 acres.
Thirty three acres of the BOrlAnd subdivision In
Fourteenth civil district, owned by Louisa fain.
screnty,hvo acres Eleventh district owned by
Anna NJ Roper lying ON Nonconnah creek, begin.
ming ~ stake IN tho Bayou, SaSniras pointers Let
Tie Lewis northwest corner, thence west 1857
chains 10 gum marked -. H., thence south
chains 70 links 20 stake with gum pointers, thence
east chains 20 links 20 stake with swcotgum and
hornbcan pointers, thence south Is chains 10 links
10 stake and dogwood In the bend Of the creek,
thence east u chains ~ links TO an elm, swccigum
ma n ook pointers, thence north with Lctuo Lewis
Two hundred aud seven acres owned by George
H. Tugglc, beginning NJ II. 4, Jones southwest
corner thence west chain ~ links to northeast
corner OF the DOVER thence south ne east 60 chains
to stake on the g. 4 H. road thence south 20
west - chains ~ links % stake In old field thence
south ~ chains 81 links TO n stake with whitcnak
aud hickory pointers, thence cast 82 chains ~ links
To- stake with Whitcoak and sNcctgum pointers
thence north l07 chains links To stake IN n. r.
Jones southwest corner. thence west ~ chains rs
LINKS to the beginning, less 40 acres redeemed by
Charles ruggO
one hundred acrcs, owned by J. O. Nicely.
bounded On the north 10y " :. Harrison on the
east by the Bradley estate and ON the west by
Stewart
Five acres owned by J. NJ. Scott, bounded on tho
north by Bogrdmnn, ON the south by Turhoyille
on the Gust by Thomas, and on the west by llar
rison, near Germantown.
Eighty acres owned by Alex. Tuggle and u. W.
FcathCnionc, bounded on the north by A. R Doug
lass ON Che south by W. H. Douglass, and on tho
east nv Kills.
Thrc hundnd and twenty ncrcs, owned by
Harrison Smith, being the west half OF section Z
township l. range 3, west Of the basis meridian OF
the ChiCkhsaw Ctssinn.
Five acres owned by CIV, Thomas bounded on
the north by Fleming, on the south by Anderson,
and on the east by Thomas,
Terms VI sale On credit Of six months, motto
bearing interest with security required lien 10
tanned, redemption barred
This nth day of April 1854
<. l. MCDOWELL, u. c.
RH wILuoYTE, Solicitor.
nyJ. NJ. BRADLEY, u. c. IN