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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-05-04

TO- Five hundred clerks have been
removed from the Treasury Depart
ment, and thirty appointed-a net
result of four hundred and seventy in
favor of the Government and against
the fellows removed.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-05-04

John Z. Hale denies the truth
of the charge that he has improperly
struggled goods into Spain.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-05-04

BARK LoUsE-It is said that this
orchard pest has disappeared from
the parts of Illinois formerly the
most infested, and that some strange
insect is following the lice with dead
ly effect, and al ways the speedy victor.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-05-04
STRAY cow.

Taken up By the subscriber residing on Bots. creek
IN the town of Potosi about April Goth 1869 on
iand owned BY him, one redishbrndis COW; has bite
spots scross hips white spots in forehead crop of and
st In eft ear and underbit right ear on an old
bell; short tail. The owner is requested 10 proys
property, pay charges and take said stray away
II. p IRISH
Potosi, May Cd, 1869. 4s-w4s
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-05-04

NEW ARRANGEMkNT.-T who
have not been prevented by previous
experience from looking at the in.
side of our paper will find there this
week tiresome array of patent med
icine, soap and foreign advertise
ments, from gargling oil to soap and
plasters. There is very little read.
ing>matter. not over three colum q,
such as it is, out of fourteen. We
are no less tired of this than our
readers. 1t has not been our purpose
to publish such a sheet. Next week
we shall offer our friends a better
paper, with much more and better
reading matter. Our local matter.
advertisements and news will hereaf-
ter appear on the inside, and the first
page will be filled with good and Va
ried reading. This change will prob
ably make our next issue few hours
late, but we are sure our friends will
be better pleased, and all will feel
more like extending our circulation.
-Boscobel Journal.
Such is the wall Of disgust that
comes from a newspaper publisher
who has been trying the 'pdtent in
side" swindle for the past few months.
We are pleased to learn that the pub
fishers of the Journal are about to
make new arrangement" that is,
to publish both sides of their paper
at homo. If forty or fifty other pa
per in Wisconsin would the example
of tho Journal, it would mako vast
impro vement on that style Of journ.
alism in this State. The "patent"
insides and outsides of our country
exchanges are at present carrying a
heavy load of trashy advertisements,
for which their publishers get no pay,
and their readers no benefit. The
thing is q swindle upon publishers
and people.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-05-04

&S-A As-hingfea letter vritet
reports n4i rtteat Y 40 0llo Goa
gresamau receive. petition, s.1l ID
by 300 persons, asking the aprolat-
ment OF woman as Post mas1tr and
three days later had received
twenty-five confidential letters from
the signers, informing him that she
was not the courage to refuse 20 sig
ner papers.
BA-An iron water pipe, elevea
inches in diameter and $500 feet or
1873 miles long, has been laid in
Tuolnune County, California. 1t
runs down a mountain under acreek
and up the ascent on the opposite
side under perpendicular pressure
al the lowest point of 684 feet.
Napoleon has decided upon the
withdrawal of the French troops from
Rome.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-05-04
CROSBY g. HITE.
GRAPE ROOTS FOR SALE.
NOTTCHl

All persons indebted to for professional saryoss
are requested Ito call and settle At once al desen
leaving on the first OF June next
Lancaster. May, LIST, 1862 ls.sf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-05-04
Estate of MURRAY.

CTkYH orWIscossIN, In Probate Grant Gonz.y
- county OF Grant, Court.
In the matter Of the Of Patrick Murray lat. Of
Grant County, deceased.
The undersigned, having bsen duly appointed com
nissioners by order of the County Court grAnt
County aforesaid bearing date the sth day March
d. 1863. with full powers to receive. mine and ad.
just all claims nd dem 4uds all persons agsinst the
above named Patrick Murray dsceased and sx mont be-
from and after the tate ct said RIDER having bsen
loved and limited for CREDITOR present their czts
Row efciore, note Ia hereby given, that the aid
unite rsgned com niissoners aforesaid. viii meet a
the hoass OF solonon lghtcap, Of sal commits
sishers IN the toSncf II I'll areen, ia Grant county
aforesaid. on filth Day OF Of tune d. isra al
CLOCK IN tha forenoon Oi that day ana also ID ia
d-y OF September A. ltDs the .sTns heuss " ..
ceve sxaniae aud adjust all .isias Ani de nan
against sa dtcHsssed may tn " prss nted * j.
aims iol the pussession title to an
cissss barred b! fhs statute Of itat..t al ~
PERSON having, ianas oF ds,a.nds sg..st ,.ll
eri-sf except &sgsssld hxrshy u.ftns 81 -.
sent tns ssh.e. ut.h atr proof IS tse.s vey t.
sst eoln rssinztFs It tho f.aas saa rf4 tfsf ali
10 adtnsesssDs -ad stia4saea sd ts .ostvsr h.ss.t
fAeJ-sf.
feNUEL 55RHAE Il
SOLOMON LEEJTf 81 As
Ia ea FefFNtsts +
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-12
COTTON.

The Liverpool market st the opening
to-day Yves DOH. Uplsnds mama;
Orleans ll49llBd: There was no change
~ noon, but At the close it was dali aud
lower. Uplsnds Il3d; Orleans Il3d.
In New York, at the opening, ID was
dull with prices steady. Low MlddIings
273c; Uplsnds 2S332S4e; Good hid
diings 294930e. At IL am. it was mac.
tive with prices dropping, It was dull
and nominal at noon, and closed heavy
and irregular at the opening quotations.
Our market vas dull, with little or no
inquiry, The only sale worth notiEg
was "a Of 200 bales strict Good Ordi-
nary to Low MiddliDgs at 26c. Ali the
ether transactions we're confined to
small outside lots at irregular rates. W.
quote dull ss follows:
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Governments opened duh bat gener-
ally steady, and closed dull bat steady.

Wall street on the 7th wss thrown i0to
intense excitemsat by dispatches an
nouneiog the extremely active condition
of the London market seqURut upon
the advance OF the Bank OF England
discount. This has bsen manifested in
all departments Of the Stock EKchange,
owing to the enormous amount OF Amer
lean securities bsing carried in London
for parties il this city who had con.
signed them to their foreign COTresp01d-
ents, either for the purpose Of being dis
posed OF at $ certain figure, or TO be used
~ ~cOlIstersl securities for the eonsiguers.
In this condition OF affairs abroad, the
gold and Government msrkets have es-
pseiRlly syGpatdizsj, snd advantage
was taken Of this circumstance TO fOEm
s combination 10 depress the price o..
Governments by advancing the gold
premium. Tee GJIa Room was the cen
ter OF attraction during the dsy, the
transactions being on a scale OF uLcom
mon msgniInds. About ( IN. dis
patches were received giving the price
OF bonds At 49,, when al additional i'm
petus ives given the gold premium, aud
amid the inteBsest exoitemsat the price
was carried up to 1885, though later 70
1881, the latest qaotasion bsing 1870
1885 The banks are rapidly seeumuis
ing currency WINE En5 supply OF Ma
tional Bank notes is so abundant that
three millions Of this class OF currency
wss offered TO the purchasers OF the
Government gold yesterday TO make
their pRymsnts to-day. The actual qlO-
tatiOns Of Government bonds ia Loudcn
are l. per cent. lower than yesterday,
and reports from there indicate q feeling
bordering on panic. TIE fluctuations il
the home market have been frequent
and constant, aud the market was heavy
and dropping, clOsing st about the low
est prices OF the dsy. The railroad
shares market wss Intensely agitstsd.
After the close Of the Open Bard the
Long Room becsns the scene Of wild
excitement, With q general TOsh to sell.
This was caused by late London dis
patches that Government securities hsd
declined 10 ?2l, and that the Bank Of
England had declined 70 lOau fGads even
on consOls. The sceue il the Long
Room and sfterTard in the street bailsa
description, but stocks were tumb.-d
over without regard 20 their Intrinsic
values and from I till 8 O'CLOCK il is es.i.
mated that more sales we're ma5s than
the aggregate Of the wSIt's transactions. 1
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-12
Trustees sale.

DY virtue of a deed of Trust to ne executed
ID by Domtnic Zweifel and George Waeehter
l will, on Saturday, the 22d day OF Way, A. D
1853, or the premises. at the Eagle brewery,
lately carried On by Xweifel- Hargan L To-,
proceed 10 sci at public sale, to the highest
bidder, for cash, the following described real
pTOperfy, tO-Wit: The said Dominic ZyeifeI
and George Waechters undivided two-thirds
in a lot of land lying in the county Of Shelby,
State of TeDne see, and the city of Memphis.
side of IN alley between Poplar and Bass
strests, commencing at the South line of Geo.
Waechtsrs lot and running South on said alley
tEirty-tW0 feet; thence seventy
I'VE 1eeb; thence south waroly again one hun
died and tWenty-stx feet. more or ess, to the
bayou; thence eastwardly ~seventy-hve feet:
thence ~nOrthwardly one hundred and Hfty-
eight feel, moIeOr less, with Nj sholas HuppeFI's
line thence westwsriy one hundred and fifty
feet win GeOl &c WaechteTs line t. the begin
ming, 10 being The same lot Of laud sold to Geo
Wsechter by ], I'm p. Schiocker. 18th October,
1883 and part of lot sold 10 George Wa chLer.
by Nicholas Huppert on the 9Th day of ApriI
1865 Also the said Zweifel & Waechtsris two
thirds In the barrels, casks. keJtles, engines,
MASKING machines, coal beds, malt mill and
Hargsn 4 Co.
The undivided third partof George Waeebter
VIII DC nrst sold, and If that does not bringsuE
heienrr o satisfy The said trust, then the undi-
vided ~hird of said Z~eifsl viii be sold.
The title TO above described property is pre-
sumed 70 be good, but L sell only a. trustee.
JAMES BACHMAN, Trustee.
And at the same tim and place 1, the under
signed, assignee Of said Uomiuic Zweifel. bank
rupt, viii proceed TO Sell the equity of redemp.
ton OF said DomiRic ZFeifel in and to the
above described property Terms C sh.
VIM. Y. CIRODF,
Memphis, April 20, 1863 Lap22l Assignee.
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TRADE.

The rapidly approaehias Commercial
Convention is the enGpessiag subject of
interest to cur citizens. Our city will
nc doubt be full Of visitors from sll sec
ticns. and ths questions which will be
discussed before the Convention win be-
of interest to the whole country. Capt.
salIsts from the East viii be here, and
when they . the adysntsgss possessed
by q Safe Of Tennessee, as vel as,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-12

Tennessee bonds wers quoted 81 fol-
lows from SALES Cd 6S3 new 66F@6sss.
The regular calls Of stocks have Usea
abolished, and henceflrth q continuous
call will be held IN Long Room. The
stock market this morning opened strong
and closed steady and rather Detter4n
some instances.
Wells & Fargo Ex., 35li American Ez
400; Adams Ex., 500 q. 5. Ez., So
Merchsnts Union Elk, 10; Quicksilver,
%; Canton 80; Pacific Mail, sl4; West
ern Union Telegraph Co., 4Si New York
Central, 1917; Erie, ITO =; HUDSON,
I5s; Reading So; Chicago & Alton, =;
preferred, -; ToledciI w. and W, =;
preferred :; 81. Pau, az preferred
$50 Fit. Wayne, 1851 Ohio and Ni>sis-
sippi, 50; Michigan Central, I2S; Mich
igsn Southern, I073; Illinois Central,
AS; Cleveland & PittsbuFg, So CIeve-
land & Toledo, I07; Rock Island, 1921;
Chicago & Northwestern, SSg preferred,
1921.
Governments opened duh bat gener-
ally steSdy, and closed dull bat steady.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-12
FtNAECR AND TRADE.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL, I
MENrPHTS. NAV d. Ls69.


LAST year st this time we bad an act
i've market, IS far IS it related to Local
scrjps and bonds. In addition to oui
brokers' Offices there were some five OF
elk regular street operators who bought
and sold upon q lsrge scale, and who
were actively engaged filing orders from
tax payers. These gentlemen have
found their occupation gone. The sg-
gregate ssies OF the Day row weuid
hardly pay commissions enough 10 sup
mort n OF them. All have retired from
tbe field save two or three, who may be
sen at almost any hour Of the day on
Madison street looking probably the
most fcriorn Of any persons whom you
meet.
City Scrip is firm and scarce-there
being none upaa the m~srkstexcept what
is held by dealers. They are not dis
posed to sell, and think that il viii 90 up
10 95e in a short time. ra
County Warrants are dull. County
B,nds viii, we thiak. coon be in the
market, Is Col. Mitchell IS now in New
York having them prepared By the en-
grsver.
Police Scrip is dull, with s light de-
msnd only from tax payers. Dealers
generally are well supplied.
CITY Bonds are in some demand. Two
or three were offered to-day st 53c, but
the best bid was 52Ae, OK
5000 stock OF the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad vas offered during
the day at $50, bus no buyer found so far
as we could learn.
Gold in New York opened at 1873 and
closed at 1855.
Sterling exchange vss steady prime
so day bills 1881. Money On call a. Z
psF cent,
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Thursday, May 90, 1893,

To the highest and best bidder, FOR CASH, at
the Charleston House, corner OF New Madison
street and Charleston Avenue, in the city Of
Memphis Tennessee, between legal hours, and
commencing al IL o'clock am. OF said day, the
Oliowing described property belonging TO the
estate OF said Bankrupt, VIZ
l. The said Bankrupts interest in the prem
ises known as the Charleston House or Madison
House, situated on the corner OF New Madison
street. and Charleston Avenue, in the city OF
Memphis the same being held by Bankrupt
by WaTrantee deed from John ID. Armour, rub
ject 20 a deed OF trust executed by Bankrupt
10 p. II. Davie, trustee, to secu e to said Ar
mour certain notes given for rur base money /;
also, subject to certain attachments against
said Armour, AM TO a deed OF trust given by
said Armour prlOrtO BaakrupJs purchase.
=. The said Bankrupts interest in a lea ehold
and house at Central Point, in The city 81 Mem
phis, desc ibed as follows 10 wat sixty feet OF
he east part OF the lot on Spl1ng street, IN the
Dunn subdivision, forroerly leased to Morris,
on which sands a double cottage said lease IL
from z. Il. Waddeil agent, to AHllard GRogers,
anu the nights Of Bankrupt and Rogers, uuder
the lease, are in litigation in the Chancery
1 ourt of Memphis IN case of Willard VS..
Rogers. The said lease has also been Trans
ferred to John d. Armour as collateral security
for payment or the purchase money Of said
Charleston House.
8. The Bsnkrupt's interest In the following
Lot No. 7, 2 ock II, fronting 81 feet Oh Her
nando street, by 100 feet dep.
Lot No 2, Block 40, frouting 50 feet on Vance
street, by $50 feet deep.
Lot No. s, B o k 81 fronting S75 feet on Null
DNA-- - y
Memphis, Tennessee, held BY ssld Bankrupt by
tax lille, deeds nom the city Of Memphis,
dated 1896
4. The Rankrupt's interest undivided one
hai Il in the fOilOwing lands, viz ) fractional
part of section II Ta, N rs f; W OF ) Wy
sectlon 6,T9, n x . E; n &c = of section y rs, N
RISE; s a OF N L 4 OF seoIlOn Il, g, N Rs I,
in Crittenden cUunty, Arkansas, containing
300 acres, more or less, held BY Bankrupt by
title bond of c. N. Nj Ter, dated from June l,
1856, subject 10 Zen FOR Epaid purchase money,
and also subject to q deed OF trust to secure
aymen Of certain notes due 10 K. G. Whip
pie.
5. A large lot of hotel furniture, consisting of
carpets. mating. bedsteads, bedding, chairs, Ia
bles, wasnstands, lounges, sofas, lo9klng glsss-
es, pictures, shades, lamps, cnamber fulnIture,
etc, etc, and one meiodeon.
q. All the bills of exchange. note b hde, Sc
eu7ities, debts. accounts, brooks \ ccOunt,
C aims, equities. chooses in action, am all a.d
singular the personal effects Of Sald bankrupt,
o. every kind and description.
The schedule and other evidences of r0periy
are to be seen at my Office.
A deposit Oh ten per cent required of all bid
deTs on each purchase.
W Y. CIR0DE, Assignee, etc,
45J Main street, Memphis, Tenn.
April %. 1863. sp29
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Dissolution.

V1HE firm of e ROBBINS q BRADLEY, OF
1 Memphis and New York, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. The firm name
will be signed by -ithsr partner in liquidation.
The entire stos K o. goods and the good will
OF the business has been sold and conveyed to
Me srs. BARBOUR, WILDER & Simpson,,
who will conduct IN Mem phis the business, on
their own account, and in whose behalf the
confidence OF the public is respectfully So
lieited.
ELISHA ROBINS,
46 Warren Street, New York City. -
EDWARD BRADLEY,
223 Second Street, Memphis, Tenn.
Dated at Memphis, april 20, 1869.
Jas. g.. BARBOUR hos. D. WILDER,
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Wanted-ImpreFed sOalhern Lands.

IN exchange for Merchandise of al d scrip
i ton, inclu ing DRY GOODS. 30 rs AND
She's, CLOTHING, GENTS FURNISHING
GOODS, MOTIONS, HA1S AND GAPS, MIL
LIVERY GOOD, etc etc.
Our facilities for making exchanges Of Goods
for Lands are unsuTpasseu, and We would In
vite the attention Of land owners to some Of
our lists.
We have a Iergs Eastern and Western cor
~rfspOndence hayiagst0eks TO be disposed of for
good Southern Lands having q bona tide value
% them.
We can exchange goods to tse amount Of
100000.
Parties owning lands, and wishing to dispose
Of them, will please address Us. giving descrip-
lions OF landA, with improvements on them
and value of each, stating county and Stata,
etc, end null Information asle title and taxes
TURNER& HAWLEY, Real Estate
apps d&w and Exchanges Agentss q
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-12
5 uburban Lanss ana Residence
far Sale.

z WILL sell my lends, sttuated three niles
east az the city, between the MsHnphIs and
Cha, lesion Railroad and tbs Poplar Street
ROAD. on any terms rom easE II q credit o
len wears. and IN quantities. ranging rom three
10 three bundred acres or I vii exchange pcr-
tons Of u tor city property. or for improves
mems 10 be conssructed on other portlons.
Nv residence. with from tWenty-thres 10 thirty
one acres Of land. VII be sold AZ a bargain for
cash. or on the usual terms. Apply 70 me On
tba PREMISE, or address me through the Rost-
ONCE at Memphis.
Apl5 N M AN1a
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-12

EROM the above. II viii be seen That we have
u become the successors of Messrs. K. Rob-
bins q Bradley in the general Hzudware Rusi-
ness. Our we'll known ex 3erience IN this trade
as TO rely upon a continuance OF the
very liberal patronage besto wed upon our
predecessor. We propose TO keep on hand q
stock we'll ads pied to the wants OF the sur
rounding country, and will be prepared at all
Times to otter great inducements to purchasers.
BARBOUR, WILDER q SIMPSON.
mv2 dkw y
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KissiasippI and Tennessee RaIlFosd.

ARRIVE DEPARTs
New Orleans Mail, daiIy---.8:00 pm. HAS am
New Orleans Express, daily $50 an. 4&0 pm
Freight, daily except sum
Mad Train makes direct connection tor New
Orleans and all points South.
Express Train make. direct connection for
CoffeevilIe, Water Valley, Oxford, Holly Springs
aad all points north OF Grenada on Mississippi
CsntraI Railroad.
Ticket 0fnce 2S7K Main street and at the De-
pot. Omniouses viii call for passengers and
check baggage in any part Of tae city, hy
lsaving orders at 237h Main street.
As. LIVERMORE, GenT Supt.
C.P. OAKLEY, General Ticket Agent. my2
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Receipts were per NJ. q @. r. r. es
bales; NJ. & 7. r. r. -; NJ. q o. r. r
"a; ID. q L. r. r. r.; Steamers z;
wagons 10; total 176. Exports were pc
N. q c. R. r. 354i M. d 4. R r. las
NJ. d o. r. R Steamers $50; tclai
1860 bales. Decrease OF stock 1884 ales
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9Th Day of June Next,

Upon the premises, sell at public cutlery, to the
highest bidder, for cash, the following described
property in said deed spef4KFd, to-Wf il Situate
In the town of Chelsea, it,se county o. shelby,
Stale Of Tennessee, lying now within the limits
OF the city OF Memphis, known as lots nun
bers two hundred and two ami two hundred
three, being the corner lots 81 the southeast
side of the intersection of Greenlaw and Fifth
streets, according to the plan of the said town
OF Chelsea. together with all the buildings. I'M
provemenLs and appurtenauces thereon. Sale
within the hours prescribed by law. Sling
as trustee, L VIII convey such title only as Is
vested in me by said deed.
L. v. DIXON, Trustee.
Nav q Isfl nn~E