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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-13
Thursday, May 20, 1899,

To the highest and best bidder, FOR CASH, at
the Charleston Hou-e, corner OF New Madison
street and Charleston Avenue, in the city OF
Memphis Tennessee, between legal hours, and
commencing az Il O'Clock a IN. OF said day, the
following 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. Eitaatei on the corner of New Madison
street. and Charles.Cn avenue, in the city Of
Memphis the same being heid by bankrupt
by wsTrantee deed from John D. Armour, sub
jsct TO a deed OF trust executed by Bankrupt
to P, II. DaYIe, trustee, 10 secu e to said Ar
mour certain notes given for sur base mOne ;
also, SUBJECT TO certain attachments against
sad Armour, an1 10 a deed OF trust given by
said Armour priOrtO BankTupt's purchase.
p TIE saidzBankrupbs lnte' est in a lea ehOld
and house At Central Point, 10 thscity OF Mem
phis. described as follows to wit sixty feet Of
The east part or tbs lot on Spring street, in the
Dunn Subdivision, for Berly leaEei to Norris.
on which 5 ands "A double cottage said lease is
from B. X. Waddel agent, 20 At.ll-rd & Rogers,
and the Tigdts Of Bankrupt and Rogers, under
the lease, are in litigation in the Chancery
court Of Memphis. IN case OF Mhlsrd vs..
ferrsd to John d. Armour IS collateral security
for psyment of the purchase money Of said
). The BsnkTups's interest in the following
lots, viz
nando street, by 100 feet deep.
lot No :, Block 70, fronting 50 feet on Vance
street. by 29 ieet ueep.
Lot No. s, B o k q fronting 81 feet on Null
berry street.. by leo feet deeD-a4 IA the city of
Memphis, Tennessee, held by sIti Bankrupt by
tax lille, deeds nom the city of Memphis,
dated 1876
l. The Eankrupt's interest undivided one
haiD IN the following lands, viz ) fractional
part Of section L rs, n rs r.; W q OF W a
section CTS, NIX {; NE q of section z =, n
RISE; a OF E 4 OF secuon "a, g, n RS E,
in CrIitenden county, Arkansas, containing
800 acres, more or less, held by Bankrupt by
title bond OF c. n. Nj Ter, dated from June l,
1856, subject to lien for unpaid purchase money,
and also subject to q deed OF trust TO secure
payment Of certain notes due to Il. Q. Whip
pie.
S. A large lot OF hotel furniture, consisting of
carpets, mating, bedsteads, bedding. chairs, Ia
blea- Wasustands, lounges, sofas, lo~klng glsss-
IS, pictures, shades, lamps, chamber turniture,
etc, ETC., and one me.odeon.
8. All the bills OF exchange, note b nds, Sc
~curities, debts, accounts, books count,
c aims, equities. chooses in action, ana all and
singular the personal effects of SAID bankrupt,
o. every kind and description.
The schsGuie and other evidences Of properly
are TO be seen at my office.
A deposit OF ten per cent required Of all bid
ders on each purchase.
W Y. CIRODE, Assignee, etc,
400 Main street, Memphis, Tenn.
April f9. 1869. APPS
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UpIands in Liverpool st the opening
today was quoted 1t 1l2d, Orleans III 1.
1t was unchanged at l pm, snd closed
quiet st came quotations. Sales, 5000
bales.
The New York market at the opening
was steady, but low grades were heavy.
Low MiddliDgs, 273c; Middlisgs, 2S3@
2s3c; Good MiddIngs, 3ef@303c. Al
noon il was firm, and prices a shade
better. Low MiddliBgs, 273si Middlings,
283c; Good Middlings, 30sc. At 2 pm.
1t was firm at same quotations. and
closed dull ana unchanged.
Our market was quiet, with rather
more disposition TO sell. Oaly n or
two buyers were upon the market, and
they were Of guerilla Order-hunLing
bargains. 100, bales OUdinsry OF good
style was taken at 24fs. We make no
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suburban Lamds ana Residence
fF- SAL

r WILL sell my lends. situated three miles
i east of the city, between the Memphis and
Cha IesfOn Railroad and the Poplar Street
Road. on any terms from cash - a credit o
ten wears. and in Quantities ranging nom tn1ee
90 three hundred acres or viii exchsnEe pcr-
lions OF it for city property, or for improve
mems 10. be constructed On other PORTIONS
Nv residence, viii from tWenty-thres to thirty
one acres OF land. VIII be sold AZ a bargain for
cash. or on the usual terms Apply to me Oh
the premises, or address me through the Pcst-
once at Memphis.
pI5 m -HA1E feN1I
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Tennessee Bonds are steady oaies re-
portsd SIS follows Old, 6Ss New 664.
The Stock market opened firm.
The coin bslsnce in the Treasury Is
now quite sS7. 900, 600, which is increased
SO, OOO, 900 by coin certificates.
The receipts from internal revenue
sources for the present month have teen
comparatively heavy, averaging about
half a million per day. The receipts
from customs also continue heavy, and
indications Of 8 large revenue from that
branch Of the service for the present
month are good.
At 3 recent auction sale In Boston the
following stocks were sold:
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THURSDAY. June no. Is6e.

the hours OF y o'clock. a NJ. and 9
O'Clock pm, the following Real Estate Lots
II and II Of tue Dunn Trace LaIl, fronting I63
fveL on Overton Avenue by sERte ct on Dudley
street Lot a, ITonting 1913 feet on Over.On
Avenue byl94% on Pauline street. Rsdsmp-
tion waived. ImyIil MI. WfCNs, Trustees.
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Mississippi and tennessee Railroad.

RRrYE DEPART.
New Orleans Mail; daily---S:O0 pm. 1t:5 am
New Orleans Express, daily S;SO am. 40 pm
Freight, daily except Sun
QAy .-.-...........-.----.. -..-.-----I-OU PIN 500 AIN
HGl Train makes direct connection for Rev
Orleans and all points South
Express Train makes direct connection for
Coffee vile. Water Valley, Oxford, Holly Springs
aud ali points north OF Grenada on Mississippi
Central r abroad.
Ticket once ST% Main street and az the De-
pot. Omni5usss viii call for passengers and
cheek baggage in any part OF the clGy, by
leaving ordsrs st 237% Main street.
A. Y HVERMORE, Gent Supt.
C.P. OAKLEY, General Ticket Agent. my2
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II OFFER FOR SALE TWO OF THE MOST
central and eligible Stores in MeBphis, Sit
uated on the west side OF Main street, between
Madison aud COurs streets. known as Nos.
279L and Isl ia the Walker Block. These
$50. - are brick, four "a stories high, with tin
roofs -lhe upper ofies finished apa occupied
Is under lease for three years, which expires
January l. 1876. a. 5000 per annum the other
at &Z70U; possession o. which may be had. II
required, on Julyi Q "a rhe offices will net
from $1,000 10 $3.50 per sDnnln This property
viii be sold mes from ali taxes and encum-
brauces up to day o. sale. Title warranted.
III not disposed OF OF. private terms. will be
.one ed at pubic sale. MAY l9, 1863. For terms
apply % y J, O'hEdLLh AGENT
No. SD shelby street. or Lock-box S4S.
Also, tor sale. several Housts and Lots ON
shelby street, etWeen Union aud Gayoso- app
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9TH Day of June Next,

Upon the promises, sell at public Outcry, to the
properly in said deed specified, to-wft Situate
in the town of Chelsea, in the county or Shelby.
state OF Tennessee, lying now within the limits
OF the city OF Memphis known as lots nun
bers two hundred and two and two hundred
three, being the corner lots at the southeast
side OF the intersection OF 6reenIaw and Fifth
stTeets, according to the plan of the said town
OF che sea, together with all the buidings, i'm
provements and appurtenanees thereon. Sale
within the hours prescribed by Law. Sci ing
as trustee, 1 viii convey such title only as h
vested in me by said deed.
May 4. 1859. my5
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Tri-WeekT U. 5. NAH Line,

- @~A~N ~SS " =
TKi-WeekIy U. s. HAIL Line,
NISITORS TO the celebrated Hot Springs. OF
Arkansas, viii find this a very pie 4sant
route. The 0oats are new, the tables good and
Little Rock in time to take tbs ST. ges for hot
Springs on the third morning from Memphis.
The elegant passenger boats of this line leave
Memphis fOr Little hOck, as follows:
Steamer THOMAS II. ALLEN,
hEAsE
Tuesdays, at 5o'cl0ck pun.
Steamer Wa. CALDWELL,
4. i. JAMES .. Master
Thursdays, at 5 o'clock pm.
Steamer OZARK,
IL Master
Saturdays, At 5 o'clock pm.
Making direct connection at LItTL ROCK
for orr SMITH, withths fol owing coats that
leave Little Rock Tuesdays, Fridays ana Sun-
days, alto O'Clock a IN:
FORT 1lBSON ......... John WoOdburp. Master
AMEHlGAN-.-~...---Levi Chapman, Master
BOWlin, Master
Thus making three trips a week from L n
ROCK to s~ORpbMITH, u connecting at Fort.
Smth with t4e tteamer
kSRT SMITH ..-.........--Ed Rowland, Master
For Fort Gibson.
Through bills OF lading given for freight to
and from New Orleans, Memphis, So. Louis.
Louisville and Cincinnati.
Freights delivered at destination. at an stages
OF he river, without storing o. other delay.
AnG persons desiring 10 shiS by this Line from
the North, East or West 20 any point on the
ATkanSaS river, should have their goocs con
PACKET COMPANY" at Memphis (ofioe 34
Front street, Mo3bY Blockl. Those Shipping
from New Orleans should eonsien TO " Msmphis
and Arkansas River Packet Company" at Ma
poleon. JOHN ID. ADAMS, President.
7. A. END1G, Agent,
myl O1cA 94 Wont 81 rect, M6ahv Rlack.
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TRUST SALE.
TRUSTEE, IS SHE.

sattsfy the provisions OF a Trust Desd exc.
/ cuted to meby Chamberlayne Jones, Jr.,Jan.
usry 1. 1868. l viii OdSr at public sale, for cash
al the Auction House OF Register, Trezevant 8
Co., northeast eoEoer OF Nam and jefferson
streets. on
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Carriage and Wagon M9teria
Wanted-ImprOVed sOulhern Lands.

IN exchange for Merchandise OF al dsscrip-
4 too, inciu .ing DRY GOODS. BOUTS AND
SHOES, CLOTHING, GENTS rURNiS6IN6
GOODS, MOTIONS, HAS AND CAPS, MIL
LINERY GODS, etc etc.
Our facilities for making excbar yes OF Goods
for Lands are unsurpassed, and we would in
vite the attention OF hand owners to some Of
our lists.
We nave q large Eastern and Western cor
rsspondenee having stocks to be disposed OF for
good Southern Lands, having a bona tide value
10 them.
We can exchange goods to tia amount Of
$4,000.
Parties owning lands, and wishing to dispose
Of them, will pleass address us, giving descrfp-
uous OF lands, with improvements on them
and value OF each, stating county and State,
ETC., and hull Information as 10 tiile and taxes.
TURNER HAWLEH, Real Estate
APPS d&W and Exchange Agents, T.
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FrAA6CB ANDI f&ADk.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL !
MEMPHIS, May II, l5ss.J
FINANCE.

Money matters ere unchanged. There
is an improved demand reported for CITY
Scrip, but none upon the market except
what is held by dealers. They sell 70
actual tsx payers In small amounts at
our quotations, but do 30 more ia he
spirit ef accommodation than anything
else. Some brokers, we learn,
buy readily at cur selling quotations,
County Warrants are dull q no
confidence is reposed in the published
statement Of the fnsncial condition Of
the county. Il is freely said that the re-
port is rot thst OF John League, the
County Clerk, but hss been altered to
suit the Board Of Commissioners. IL Is
asserted that the warrants outstanding
in February last were notless than SlB,-
OOO, to which msy be added nekriy 800,
coo Issued since.
Police Scrip Is dull and prices weak.
There is some falling eff in the Ctfsr-
ings of Exchange, but o banks are able
20 meet TIE demand, and rates are IN
changed. M
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Gold opened in New York st Is

Gold opened ia New 1OIk Ioo4 aIV
closed at 1875. Sterling Exchange
steady.
Governments at the opening wersstesd-
Ter and rather better in price, and closed
dull but steady.
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Bankrupt SAIL Of Real sad Personal
Property.

In the matter OF Jason r. Willard. Bankrupt.
by virtue Of a geaersl order OF sale entered
d by the ist. icG Court OF the United States
for tue List let of West Tennessee, ia Bank
rupicy, on the IS b day Of december, A D., 1888,
| will prOcead Ia sell ON
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue of the provisions of a certain Deed
ID in Trust executed by John L. Saffarrans to
me, as trustee, on the l0th day OF June, 1867,
conveying the estate hereinafter described to
secure certain debts in said deed speci fed,
which s2i0 deed was duly recorded inJhe Reg
tstsr's ONCE of shelby county. Tennessee, IN
Book. No. 81. on PAGES 81. % and 81. l viii. en- the
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Memphis ana Little Geek Railroad

To MADISON AND LITTLE ROCK, ARE.
Going WeSt-Leavs Hopefeld daily at ~ am.
Coming East-LeaYe Madison daily at 2 pm.
Ferry Boat leaves loot OF Union street at ] am
8. B. BEAUMOET,
fe.7 Genera Superintendent.
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Foa FRIAR's POIAT.

Regular Memphis and Friar's Point Ti weekly
Paeket-Eer Helena and Frisrs Point.
GEO. ". ames Lee master
This elegant passenger pacEat IT.
viii Issvs IS above every MON-Es&
DAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, ats pm.
Elliott q MILLk.R, Agents,
myl Promenade street, loot Jefferson.
EOr saIe-A LIGRt-drausht ste-n-wEees
Steamer,
IET FEET long, IS feet beam, IT,
III { TO 81 feet mold, 3 boilers, Il R
inch cylinders, with D feet stroke. Cabin full
lengz and texas; draught feet forward and
p iuches at, runs web, and carries 500 tons and
fuel down stream. 10 good repair, having been
dOcked IN October last.
TERMS -Ons-third cash, balance in 3, 6 and
8 months, or will trade her for m-erchantable
hard lumber. Address
". II. PASSMORE Il CO..
AuctiOneere and Commission Merchants,
memphis sad 81. FraHc1s River Tuesday
goz Helena, Marina, Madison and Wittsburg.
The nov and elegant attewheel Passenger
Packet,
SAINT FRANCIS.
Capt. 7. f. Bowman, = : sam C. Paine, Clerk
xKILL leave Memphis for HFL-
w EEA, LANaUILLGa and ST.
FRANCIS RIVERS every TUESDAY,, at 8
LARRY HARMsTAD, Agent,
feOl9 Nc. ~ Madison street.
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NJ E M p HIS
STEAM DYElRG & CLEANING
ESTABLLSRMENT,
B A, HOlIenborg. asa Second street.

Is In fun operation for the Spring Season
/ Ladies and gentlemen win mud Il to their
advantage to have their warirobesr renovated al
this p ace. Especial attention given 20 Laces,
Grape and Wooden Shawls; Greaadines, sum
mel Silks and Dress Goods, OF every material,
dyed aud renovated. The Gentlemen have con-
vinced tbefr selves that my mode OF cleaning
puts an end to the Old destructive mode OF
securing, and leaves The material unInIured,
as good ~ new.
MrKid Gloves only cleaned by me. apl6
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Particulars Of the great steamboat con-
h~sgEation at Cincinnati will be found
elsewhere among our dispatches. All
the steamers burned were We'll known at
this pert. Ths Clifton and Darling were
regular Memphis and Cincinnati pack
| ets-hoth fAv0rites in the trade. The
| WsstmoFeland and Melnotte ran from
| Cincinnati t 0 New Orleans, aud were
| old steamers. Toe Mary Erwin has been
running in The Cincinnati and Arkansas
river trade under command of Capt.
Yerkes. She was owned By Maj. Mart
Walt of this city, and Capt. Geo. Wolf.
She was insured for SIS, COO. The Chey-
enne was nearly new, and made o or
two trims in the Arkansas river trade.
The John ID, Perry, well known here,
was burned at Davall's Bluff on White
river, Thursday night last. She was
owned by Capt. Pat, Wheat, to whom
she has proven an expensive piece of
property. She was insured for SO 600.
and will prove q total loss. After burn
ing, the hull sunk and broke in two.
The Commonwealth passed I'D last
evening with about 800 tons freight. in
Guiding sugsr molesses and 3QS tons
railroad iren for the Iron Mountain
Rsilroed to be discharged at Belmont.
The Mississippi also passed up for st.
Louis with q gooc trip. She had q large
lot of railroad iron.
The Sam. ]. Hale, for Cincinnati, got
away with some scrap iron, miscellane-
Gus freight and 700 bales Of cotton.
The John II. GrsesDeck, for New
Orleans, passed down well laden.
The Indiana passed up ats o'clock
Yesterday evening with q light trip.
The Natoma came in yesterday from
White river. She had 90 bales c,tton
and 200 sacks corn. She put off 300
sacks corn and 40 bales cotton at Il 9
mouth. The Natoma leaves sgain to.
day for Augusta and all way points, con-
Meeting with the Fairy Qleen for points
above Augusta, Capt. VIM. Ashford Is
master, and Msssrs. Darby and Smither
are clerks.
The w. A. Caldwell, from Little Rock,
ha6 i've bales cotton and Ass slcks cot
ton ssed. She backs out to-day for the
ATksnsas, connecting with the Fort
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FIRST CLASS WOOD COOK STOVE
E"
TIN LINED, V-ENTILATED OVEN, FOUB SIZES.

Them t0 Rna and ramahlsSmv now in the market
ThOmaads OF then have peer -d, M are in dav use wnhous a single csndanto Of
he'll operation
Tmee y%E of eonI2ntu use las proven hem to be them most perfect bakers and eOaomZ s
of fuel now nacG
the Is no rEE in buying "FAVORITE" as they are warranted to De Hplir to an
very particular
Tey embraces in their suucu all the Improvement known nmohGn dHtda9
stoves rb Jr ming wood
have more merit and E1nre Cooking menEkso uePnnI hanc can't found any o1T stove
mi supply @ a. the sizes together with the celebrated EtsaAoH4p SOvs
THOMA -. JUElS,
DeaRr in Stoves and HOls#are, Lamps, COsI Gil ana Rouse Furnishing Goods,
and sshufaGHFeF Of Tia EOVHHg, Gastering, and every desgip-
lien of FIb copper and sheetirOn work,
No. 32S Second Street, Memphis, Tennessee. 9
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OFFICE OF HERSANDo INSURANCE Co.,
MEMPHss TEAE, May 10, 1853
NOTICE Is hereby z ven h 4 a dividend OF
N ten per cent, Was this day declared uron
Ehe capital stock Of the Hsrnando Insurance
Company, free OF Government tex.
myII Ban MAY, Secretary.
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Receipts were per NJ. q G. r. R. ll2
bales; NJ. & T. r. R. IS; n. & o. R. r
65; 81. & L. r. h R.; Steamers I52 ;
wagons 10; total S47. Exports were per
M. c. r. r. 4O7; NJ. d 7. r. r. !
n. & o. r. r. 80 Steamers -; total
40 bales. Decrease Of stock 1884 bsles.
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Gas WORKS, May 18th.
River fell 81 inches in past "A hours
bsiow high wats: mark OF 1857, 5 feet liz
inches IS established by Government, 4
feetll4 inches.
CHAS. GOODWIN.
The decline at this point is less rapid,
on ing, probably, to the rains and the
swell comiI g cut of the Ohio, which is
now just reaching here. 1t will only
check the decline slightly at this point,
but will not bring the river to q stand.
The latest news from points above will
be found in dispatches, in another
column. The Arkansas and White rivers
are falling.
The Louisville Courier, Of Tuesday,
says: The river continued to rise until
yesterday morning, st which time the
water in the esnal was IL feet 8 inches
deep. During the day the river fell 8
inches, with IL feet 5 inches in the ca
nsl, 8 feet 8 inches in the chute, and S
feet 8 inches on the rocks at dark.
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800 REGARD

WILL be paid for the recovery OF the body
w OF T. B. ADAMS, who was own al
Hopedeld, ARK on last Suoday
w. q. L. ADAMS,
myl2 243 Alabama street.
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Steamer John Il. Groesbeck, Cincinnati.
Minne0la, Cincinnati.
" G w. Cheek, Friar's Point.
w. A. Caldwell, Ark. River.
Natoms, White River.
IGdignR, New Orleans.
Mississippi, +"
Commonwealth, New Orleans.
Departures.
Steamer Mississippi, st. Louis.
Commonwealth, ST. Louis.
e. Indiana, louisville.
- Sam j. Hale, Cincinnati.
&" G. w Cheek, Friar's Point.
[" John H. Groesbeek, N. Orleans.
Boats I'm Port.
Natoms, w. A. Caldwell, Minneoia
and I,aura.
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Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Company
United states Mail Line.
W, "A. CALDWELL----...R. L. Haines, Master
This spends passenger steamer f.
VIII le2~e Tor The above on ,z5S
THURSDAY, 49, inst, at 5 pm.
L. A. ENDIG, Agest,
myl2 34 Front St, Mosby Block.