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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-07-12
Tl.mStPRIR SHE.

DY virtue Of "a Deed Of Trust executed to me
On the nrst dav Of January, A d. 1856, by
q. v. Hart and Iuiia A. r. Hart. mis- wife. and
duly reg stored in the Registers ONCE Of shelby
county, Tennessee, in Record Book No. 81,
Part I'd, pages 6f3 and ga, 10 which reference is
made, for the purpose Of paying the dsOt
therein secure, / VIII
On Friday, the 18th day Of July. 1867,
on the premises, near the city Of Memphis. in
the county Of Shelby and Htate OF Tennesses,
expose TO publie sqlS and proceed to sell To the
highest bidder. Tor cash, the allowing described
parcel OF ground, tO-Wit: Situate, lying and
being in the county OF Shelby and state OF
Tennessee, near tile city OF Memphis, being
one half Of lot No. Finy-two (2i sf Wl-
loughby Williams subdivision, and bounded
as follows Beginning at a stake % the
west side OF Walnut street, the corner Of lot
No. dny-Oue, ld) running south with the line
links. to a stake the corner OF lot No. dny-nve,
dive t55l ten chainSand ninety-seve l0.g0 inks
70 a stake, thence north thres chalngand sixty
i've $50 links 70 a stake, thence east ten
chains andainetv-seven 1851 links to the be-
ginning, containing four acres The part
hereby intended % be conveyed g the north
half Of said lot No nfty-two, ~ the same haY-
ing been willed to the said Julia A K Hart, by
her mother Elizabsth ". Tanner. on the ith
day OF March, lail. The equity Of redemption
in and 10 this property is expressly waived IN
said deed or trust, and the title - believed N
be good, but ] sell a I'd convey only as Trustee.
sale to he made between lle hours OF one ana
four o'clock in the afternoon.
ie20 tbs H. q. HARRINGTON Trustee
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Notice.

T7HE following Deeds are in my Office, left for
4 Certificates, before the var
1 Deed from jose Damacri Y. BarhO 70 Hub
2 deed nom James CLARK and wife to NJ. B.
Beard OF Missouri.
s deed nom A. Il. Burdine aud wife TO ". E
WOrmeil of shelby county
4 Alex. lowell to Greenviu pOweu OF Shelby
county.
S deed rom Robert V. Richardson TO Isaac II.
Heaiey Of Shelby county.
8 deed nom James Humes to W. M. Dunn ct
al. Of shelby county.
! deed from -unlEey, Trigg & williamson,
Trus to Peter w Piukstou.
s deed from q II. WhiternOre and wife to Their
esq Carroll, Pennsvlvauia.
9 deed nom g. ". LinGln to Jos. E. Douglas,
10 deed from John stark to Jasper stark, Ken
Il deed from B. B. Declare to W. Z. Bruce, Ten
- deed rom s. N Norwood and wife TO VIM.
Bridgswater, Tennessee
10 deed from =. p. walker and wife and F. r.
Whitfield and wife TO W. ). Williams,
d deed from Brinkley, Trigg & Williamson to
VIC. Davis. Arkansas.
Is deed from Jones d. wIlhom to Jane II.
70 deed nom Louis NJ Gehu and wife to Maria
" deed nom Memphis and Louisville railroad
company TO John Wright. Arkansas.
Is deed rom T. l.. Beard and Jas Young to Jas.
T Davenport, Arkansas.
70 deed nom John W. Rodgers and wife to
Harberts * Maxwell Arkansas
0deed rom Colbert Moore and wife 20 Mecagar
Bill, Mississippi.
q deed from Dan. Saffanaus and wife to Adj
Olson Craft, Mississippi.
p deed from j. + JOrns0n and wire to W. W.
Wheatley, Arkansas
% deed noa VIC Falkaer 10 WhliaIls'
Tennessee.
"a deed Gom b.. r. Ward 10 Horace L. HoWge
and Charles TIT, Tennessee.
. deed rom r. Rrinkley and wife 70 W. J..
Davis, Tennessee.
Is deed from R. C. Brinkley and wifs 10 Iron,
CardOr q Co, Arkansas.
n deed nom John annHyOm and vile 70 M.
A. Kerr. Arkansas.
. deed from d. A. shepherd TO d. +. johnson,
Arkansas.
- deed from Charles McDsrmOtt to Thomas n
William N. Irons, Texas.
~ deed from Emily p Oartile to Al. Scott
Texas.
81 deed from @. f. Johnson and wife to W. q.
Wheally, Arkansas
50 deed from Dan. Park to r. +. Glenn, Ken
lucky.
Persons interested may call and ger the same
by pay ing the fees. HUME F.HlLL-
Commissioners Of Deeds, etc,
~ Madison street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-07-12

OFFICE OF TIE DAILY APPEAL,l

MEMPHIS. July II, 1857.
Bankers are a unit in reporting this
the dullest day Of the season. Deposit
ors are scarce, and currency balances run
low, while collecting seems to be more
difficult than ever. There is little or no
~discounting done at the banks aside from
the necessary renewals and extensions.
Eastern exchange is in ample supply,
while of western there is a general
scarcity. The market rules dull, bank
ers checking at sight on New Orleans at
par, on st. Louis and Cincinnati at to
premium, and on Boston and New
York at to premium. Buying rates
are unchanged.
Gold IS dull for local purposes, but in
demand for shipment at 1874 to 13s, and
offerings very light. In selling, dealers
ask I39. The opening quotation in New
York was 1885,, with IN advance to 1885,
at noon.
Silver is scarce and dull. Dealers buy
at l2s for halves and quarters, and are
holding at 100.
County scrip is dropping and irregular,
dealers buying at IS to soc, and selling
at So to s5c.
Police scrip is dull and nominally csc
buying and zee selling. Dealers are not
disposed to buy except for immediate
use.
CITY scrip was more animated in con-
sequence Of the awarding Of the pave
ment contract, but a-pprehensisns of an
Injunction prevented any material ad-
vance. Several large sums changed
hands, however, including $4,000 at
654c. Buying rates ranged from "a to
654c, and selling rates from 66 to Csc.
We learn Of no movement in stocks or
MI. 80 - 10 80 800 D.
Investments Of this character at present.
Southern money is generally quiet and
firm. We learn Of no material changes.
The internal revenue collections Of
New York for six months, to July 1st,
ara six and a half millions less than last
year.
A correspondent writing from WASH
ingtOu says:
A concerted effort is being made i'm
certain quarters to break down the credit
n standing Of many Of the national
banks in the northwest, and in this eff
fort the most atrociOus falsehOOds are en-
plOyed, and an endeavOr made to incul-
pate the United States treasurer and the
comptroller Of the currency as derelict of
duty. The New York Herald has pub
lished a series of letters from the west,
in which it has been frequently asserted
that large numbers of the depository
banks there hold government funds
largely in excess of the amount Of secu-
rity on deposit. The fact is, that there
is not a depository bank in the country
that has now or has had for many months
as much government money as it has
security on deposit; that there are absO-
lutely only two banks in the country that
have half as much; that all the rest
have less than half; that the banks all
over the country complain that the treas
urer keeps them drawn down so close,
and that a depository bank with q secu-
rity OF one million of dollars with the
treasurer is undoubtedly a better place
for half that amount Of government
money than an assistant treasurer, with
individual bail bonds of but fifty thOus-
and. The government lost nothing by
the failure Of the first national bank Of
New Orleans, but it is likely to lose
by the defalcatiOn Of its own Of
ficer."
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TrlLefpe,S HnIp

ny Virtue Of a trust deed, executed to me hv
ID IOseph S~chOOuOver, on the llth day OF
Apri. IsGD. recorded in the Registers Office OF
Shelby county. in book Al, part "a, pages f99 70
JH2. made 10 secure a note therein described I
viii sell to the highest b1uder, for cash, in mont
Of the store OF Register, Irrelevant & 20, on
second street. in the city Of Memphis, Opposits
the southeast corner Of Court square,, on tha
6th dav Or Iulv. Ik5T, between tie hours o. 10
and b. O'Clock "a IN, the following described real
state in AID near the city of Memphis, shelby
n1uufv. Tennessee. conveyed % NE In said trust
deed. i6-wit. One lat in the Butler division o.
tine city Of Memphis, in block No Z, beginning
AT a stake on Elll0it street, 30 feet from the
northeast corner Of block No. 5. running
th-uce ~ feel s0uth 10 a stske, thence 70 faa5
east to q stake, thence Do fe-t north % a take
ST., ct, TO the beginning Also, one other lot in
block No. z beginning at a stake on Ellott
sfreet. 3l5 teet from the northeast corner Of
block kO.5 ), running thence ~ feet south TO q
stake, thence IS feet east 20 3 stake, thence 90
feet north down the bayou 10 n stake on Elliott
sire {, thence IS feet west with Elliott 81 nast 10
he beginning Also, three lots in the Or euiaW
division, adjoining the city OF Msmphi aud
On the plan or said subdiN isiOn Is
lots s, IJ and IaOi lot 81 fronts7 a feet three
back vet 1888 feet 20 an alley lots 10
and Im lie on the southwest corner OF FOurth
and Greenlaw streets, and fruut 1881 feet ON
each the Two lots making & SQUARE OF lasS feet.
set street, beginning IS feet north Of the south
3ast corner Of lot No. u, block No. @, a. des.g e
Bat6d on the plan Of south Memphis, thence
north d ieet win Tennessee street. themes west
Chester ST.. 20, thence south with Chester street
IS Aer. thence east I'D feet TO the beginning.
For particulars as to metes and bounds on ali of
aid property, reference is made 70 said trust
Iced. Redemption Is waived and title believed
% be good, but L will convey only As Trustee.
les IDS JOHN KERR Trustee
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ply. Ohio. 81 20 to 81 So Cape, 81 .

ply. Ohio, 81 20 to 81 5Oi Cape, s. Is
Alabama, g 25.
MOLASsES-The supply is not large,
and demand fair. Common, IS TO SOC
choice, 80 to Soc; syrup, ST 10 81 80.
MACKEREL-There Is agnod stock
on hand. Prices are steady at S2a
to S24 for No. J S22 to S23 for No. 2 $40
for No. 3. Half barrels and kits in pro-
portion. Virginia roe behring's, half bar
rsIs, So Sc Virginia mess, 81 %; North
Carolina family roe herrings, 50 50 cut,
per barrel, SIG 90 white shad, per bar.
rel, 50 so TO 10 o.
~OILS-The market il well sup.
piled. Coal, common, IS to zoe; extra,
So TO soc; lard, 81 % TO 81 50; train,
81 Is 10 81 25 linseed, 81 so; sperm, 81 IS
to 81; t~urpentine, Csc.
OATS-The receipts are light, and
prices firm. Meme on leyee. Selling
from store at Soc.
ONIONS-Good New Orleans ars in
moderate demand at 81 80 to S. per bbI.
PROVISIONS-The stock Is very fan
with an upward tendency. Mess pork is
selling at $24 to S24 50; prime mess, $2l to
S21 so; clear sides, l3f to lac; shoulders,
I0k TO lie; c~anvassed hams, II to 19ke
breakfast bacon, II to 1Sc.
POULTRY-Fair demand, cid selling
at s. so TO So young are active at 81 So
to s. per doz.
POTATOES-No old in market. New
sell ct 81 p Dbl. from store.
R0PE-A light stock with no de-
mand. Prices are steady. We quote fOi
machine made 121 to 13c hand
made 10 to lie.
SUGAR-The receipts are very fair,
and prices are firm. The stock
on hand is good. Crushed and powdered,
IS to 1sic A coffee, l74c; B, 1910 @,
Ice.
sALT-There is q good stock on hand
and demand fair. Sacks, 81 80 to
81 80 barrels, So to 50 25.
TOBACCO-There is q good demand
for all grades and prices are unchanged.
We quote natural leaf at 81 10 to 81 25
fancy Virginia, new work, So to
81 25 fine bright, pounds, 81 to 81 10
medium de-, pounds, so to S5c common
bright, pounds, so to Soc fine and fancy
smoking, IS to 81 50; common, 80 TO soc.
TAR-In kegs, S. per doz.
WHISKY-The market is dull for all
grades. Common, 81 IS to 81; imitation
BourBvn,S225 to s. Bourbon, So Is to 50
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One Light Spring Wagon, with Harness, al
in good order. For terms apply TO
". j. ROSS, N. and @. R. r.
lime L Ig6T. feI82W
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IFrnm the PeIarsbnrg Inder.I

AETI-MALABIAL BITTERs This preparat' on
Of our neighbOrs is making friends in every
direction. Below we copy from the richmond
Examiner an article i'm commentator of them.
fortunately for US our health is so good as not
to require medicines, and hence we cannOt
speak Of them from experience, but the gentle
men named below are bOtu known to US, and
we are willing 10 endorse them
Many compounds have been made by all
sorts OF phiianthropists TO give tone to the
s1mach, bnt most OF them have proved 1aIl-
ures. Not so, however, with The new discovery
in the MateTia MediCa OF ID. T.. Everts x 90, OF
Petersburg for, if we can place confidence In
the word Of well known gentlemen, the Anti
Malarial BitteTs, manufactured and sold by
these RentlsInen, approach nearer the elixir OF
life than any other mixture that has ever been
ofered to the public. 10 Is said 10 be a specific
for Chilis and Fever, and all diseases arising
from malarial poisoning. In upport OF the
excellent curative and tOnical qualities Of these
Bitters, we have the free testimony Of Mr.. s.
w, Britton, Of Petersburg, ana Mr.. John
Wythe Parks. Of NorfOlk, gentlemen whose
word cannot be questioned. We adgfsean who
are guf fering from any OF the complaints to
which the stomach or digestive organs is heir,
10 drink freely Of the Antl-Mslarial BitteTss
FOR sale by p I. HUErTE & CO,
teIG In 3l3 Main, corner Monroe
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DY VIRTUE OF A TRUST DEED Exc
ID cuted % ne or the 18th day Of June. Isdd,
by B. B Lewis audJ- CP Hammond, and duly
registered in the Registers Office OF shelby
counts. Tennessee, for the purpose Of paying
the debt therein secured, I will on
Saturday, 3d DaVOT AHGHst, 1867,
at the SalesroOm Of Messrs. R0yster. rrezevant
q Co No. E8 Second street. .Ayres' BioclEJ
Memphis, Tennessee. sell 20 the highest bidder
for CASH, the following property tO-wit A
certain tract or lot Of ground in the county Of
shelby, state OF Iennessee, and city OF Mem
phis being lots No. 2and the West half Of lot
No. 3, on the North side Of Alabama street. In
Hills Subdivision beginning u feet from the
Northeast cuner OF Hirs street and Alabama
road thence alzng the North SIDE OF said Ala
bama street or road lO5< feet. and extending
Nurthward for depth l4sl feet, between paral-
lei lines nom The mont TO an alley next North
OF Alabama street These lets are No. and the
West half OF no. 3. as laid down on the plan OF
Hill's Subdivision OF original lot No. jil, which
is recorded in the Registers Office Of shelby
county in book No p page 40 together with
all Of the appurtenanCes thereumtO~ belonging
The title 10 the above property is believed 70 be
but ] viii sell and Ouvey Only as trustee.
Equity OF redemption waived. sale at rWelve
O'Clock, m.
JOHN P IRRELEVANT, Trustee.
LOGWOOD q pEYToN. Attorneys. f3 ida
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Trust Sale.

IN pursuance OF the provisions OF q Trust
i Deed 70 me executed by A. Street on 18th
day OF November, 1853, and which is duly regis
tered in the REGISTERS Office OF shelby COUNTY,
in Book No. 40, Part j, pages 47j, 4a8 and AZ ;
and also in pursuance OF q Consent Dec4ee
made by the non. William NJ. Smith, Judge Of
the Chancery Court Of Memphis, on I'D day Of
1867, in the eau - Ueudimg in said Court.
wherein Charles J. Sesy ana Others are COM
piamants, AID A Street and other are defend-
ants. i viii, at the southwest corner ufthe in
tprSectiou of Poplar and Second streets. I'm
Memphis, On Thursday, the lJth d August,
lsol, between the hours OF 10 O'Clock am. and
u NJ OF said day, proceed 10 sell. at
public auction, TO the highest bidder,
upon the terms hereinafter mentioned,
the folowfng described Lots OF land tO-
gcih-r with the improvements thereon,
situated in Mempui-. shelby county, Tennis
rec, viz. Being Lots Nos % ana 20. as known
on the map OF Memphis, and bounded as fol-
Beginning at the Southwest s0Fner o.
the lnters- eli u or Poplar and Serond streets,
running thence West with the south line OF
POPLAR street l24ll fe 6: thence south parallel
win Second street 744 feet % "A stake. thence
West ~ Get % an alley thence with
said alley ga feet r. tbs intersection OF the
alley; thence East with said allev TO Second
street; thence with second street 1881 fe to
the beginning. Excepting and e1ciadiHg. how
ever, nom said Lots. that part conveyed and
reliBquished on the stu day OF March, I8O o, by
the undersigned and Briukley x nnughertv. 70
A.. ~ eef, bounded and described as follows.
viZ:s beginning az the SouLhaaEt corner OF OF
No. ne. at the intersection of the North side OF
The INST alley south OF Poplar Htreet with the
Vest slue o. second street Lnem 9 North
w-rdly with West side of Sacond street y feet,
more or less, 90 a point at which said West side
of Second street is intersected by a line
running through the ceuGer OF the middle
parallel wall from East 10 West, OF three story
brick building, embracing two tenemeuts now
In said lot No. Do; thence from said point OF
Intersection Westward y 1881 feet % the East
side Of the first alley. West Of Second street
thence with the East side OF faid last men,
toned alley sputhwardly. . feet more or less,
20 the point OF intersection Of the East side Of
said last mentioned alley, with the North side
OF the INST alley South or Poplar street-said
point Of intersection being the southwest cor
of los No. 2G9; thence easUwardly with the
East side Of the said last mentioned alley, 1851
feet, 20 the beginning.
said property will be sold on the blowing
terms, viz: One-fouTth If the purchase money
cash. and the ha ance On a credit o. four and
months. FOR which the purchaser viii be
required to give notes with approved personal
and a lien likewise TO be retained on
the property 20 secure these deferred ray
ments. The eqults OF redemption is waived,
and the title is believed TO be perfect, hut j
shall only uvey as trustee.
NJ. j. WICKS. Trustee
iyll I'd
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TRUSTEES Sale.

DY virtue OF a trust deed executed 70 me on
ID the 2th day % June, 1856, by Moses Levy
and Christopher Zimmerman, and du regis
Tered IN the Registers Office OF Shelby Ounty,
Tennessee, for the purpose OF paying the debt
therein secured, I viii on
SATURDAY, THE THIRD DAY OF AUGUST,
1877, at the salesrOOm OF MessrS Roys-
Ter, Trezevant e Co, No. Ed Sec
ond street, Memphis. Tenn, (Ayers' Block, sell,
10 the highest bidder, forCash, the folloWlngr real
estate, t0-wft a certain lot OF ground I'm the
or shelby, State o. Tennessee. and city
OF Memphis, known and designated upon the
plan Of HiU's EubdiviLl0n OF County los No 81
a. lot No. 40, situated al the southeast corner Of
R0besOu and Hllis streets. fronting u feet
on the south side Of Robson street and extend
ing southwark for depth lfs14 feet between
lines parallel with Hul street, 70 an alley-o-
geth-r win all ofths a-ppurtenauces thereuntO
belonging. The title 10 the above property Is
believed u be good but I viii only sell and
couyev as Trustee. Equity OF redemption
Waived. sale At ~ O'clockm
JOHN p. IRRELEVANT, Trustees.
L0gyvOOd & PeytOu. Attorneys iy3-tis
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COTTON-The market was quite dull,
buyers making nc inquiry and offerings
light. Holders generally claim "a to g5c
for middling, but buyers are slow to see
these figures. A few small sales occur
red on the street at IS to zoe for good or
binary, 20 TO 22e for low middling, and
% 70 23Ic for middling, and a list of 40
bales strict middling changed hands at
25c. Receipts for "a hours were 81 bales {;
no shipments. The stock on hand is
1893 bales.
The general market has ruled depress-
ingly dull since our last, and the meat
excitement having subsidized for the time
being, there is little suhject for talk ex-
cept the tight times and hot weather.
Bacon is quiet and firm at the advance
Of Yesterday. COrnmeal is held l0c
higher in consequence Of an advance of
that amount in freight rates and not
from any lack of supply or animated de-
mand. Hay rules lower q lot Of good
timothy changed hands on the levee at
SIS. but see to $50 are the ruling figures
Corn is in light supply, and held firmly
at an advance. Oats are scarce and quite
stiff, but q liberal consignment would
cause a decline. Pork is quiet and firm.
Potatoes and onions nominal. Whisky
dull. Other articles Of merchandise are
1872 ~
generally unchanged.
7 BRAN-The supply is light and there
Is little demand. Held at $40 to S45
per ton.
BUTTER-There is very little choice
in market. Selling at % TO Csc for
fresh. Common is plentiful and unsale-
able.
BEANS-Are scarce with moderate
demand. Navy would bring 81 90 to
81 50 per busbel.
CHEESE-Very light stock and no
demand western reserve, Is to tic +;
English dairy, 10 to zoe.
COFFEE-A fair stock and demand.
Rio, "a to 2sci Laguayra, 80 to 32c
Java, 80 to 40c.
CORN-The stock is light and hold
ers claim an advance. Selling on levee
at 81 0s to 81 10 for yellow and 81 Is to
81 20 for white.
CORNMEAL-In fair supply and
firmer, 81 rs to 81 IS for kilndried on
levee and IS in store.
EGGS-The market is easier ia con
Of fair receipts. Fresh packed,
25c.
FLOUR-The market is dull but prices
hrm for the finer grades. Common, SO
te IS; superfne, SO to Sl1 X, 81
to S12; Xxx, S13 10 SI4; Xxx and all
fancy brands, SIS to SIT.
HIDBS-There is an active demand
for all kinds. Flint, 1sc dry salt; 16c
green salt, Zoe; green, 81 deer skin, SOC.
HAY-The demand is entirely local
and is light. Selling IN levee at $50 to
So, with an exceptionable sale at SIS.
IARD-Fa.r stock and moderate call.
Tierces, y 70 l3c; kegs, IA to lac.
LIME-Not active, with a good sup
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