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got his stick aud carried 1t to him. Which n1nt
Nas quickly takon By the Doctor, for fear that
be might do something worse.
"A meeting was held At the residence Of
Professor Doremus, in New York, On Tuesday,
for the purpose Of taking the inltiatory steps
eowards The establishment In that city OF
Worlds Museum Of Art, Science, snd Iitera-
ture, and thns developing the industry and re,
sources not only Of ths S2a sGant1F 1Gs but o. al
Webb occupied the chair Letters, Offering
contributions Of all tho natural and artificial
productions OF their native countries, we're e1-
hibitcd from high officials OF Nicaragua Mea-
leo, Yucatan, Panama, Constantinople, Guate-
mala, Costa Rica, and Brazil, and one also
from Prince Napoleon.
Speaking of the late fire in Cansda, 3 local
paper Gays: II One poor woman who lad but
a Jew hours before the fire reached her don-
ici1e given birth to Child, was re-
moved, with the new-born infant. ey
passed the night alone, as the husband hsd
returned to the house to save some Of lis
wearing apparel, but found in the meantime
that the fire had cut of communication with
the swamp where his wife had sought shelter.
Another man., finding escape impossible,
jumped into lis well, where he passed the
Whole night and part Of tho following day,
while the fire swept over his head. A number
Of families sought shelter On the lake shore,
but Wero compelled to wade it into over the
waist, rs the fire IN it's ranges had burnt mp
everything down to thoye1J edge Of the water.
a singular lawsuit for the possession Of =
horse has just been commenced in the ST.
preme Court for Weetchester County, New
York It appears that man named Morse,
WHO is brother Of the pounamaster at Yonk-
era, found valuable horse at largo in that
village few days since, and having turned it
| over to police officer, the animal vas locked
up, TO await an owner. subsequently young
E:an, son Of an extensive property owner in
having claimed the horse as his fathers prop
eIty,| signed the usual receipt for the same
and took the animal away. Since then, how
is 3 blooded animal and worth &50O) had late
| " been purchased and brought to the village
| by = wealthy resident, and hid Ean away with
its oFner, making : wreck of the vahie1e,
which 10 e1asperated the gentleman indicated
that on a.1iving home be instructed his driver
to t1tn the hoFse out1ide of his premises, 10
! marking that ''tha; first party Fho picked It
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From tho Above statement it I'll be seen
that We are in = good position 70 nght N ne
but il must be borne IN mind that We nave.lhi1-
ty-.iy eteame1s running On the lake from Buf-
fa,o. which affords US much relief in getting
cur freight west-
In caao case this dghs become too hot wn
inland to inquire into the question as to wheth-
er the other eide have not forfeited their char
fers by violation Of them by takmg money in
their uaItce cars- Every fare they t1ke in these
drawing room cats Is a violation Of their char
ter. They are limited to : chzrge Of two cents
mile. In conclusion, We aay that We have
not inaugurated this war, but as We are In we
intend to fight it out II It laets for ten years.
, 1870-06-10

s7kk11sa. Juno 9.-The crops OF Whiteside
and adjoining countiea have been materially
wheat, and barley lave siooled ont but little,
lid have begun to turn yellow. Grass and
meadow land has scarcely donned 8 healthy
green appearance Corn, where it was con-
stantly cultivated, is not much Affected by the
droutfl. Last Saturday the first ram Of any
consequence for soreral months, fell, roEiving
hearts Of farmers
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-08-30
9Th day Of September, 1870,

At the front door OF the court house in tha
city OF Memphis, in which the Chancery
Courts OF shelby county are hel proceed 70
sell at pubic auction 10 the highes bidder for
cash, the following described real estate tor
so much thereof as ny be necessary 20 pay
OF the indebtedness mentioned and yet due
in said trust deed situated in Shelby county
Tennessee, Wis: Lying on the GermanJOw u
PIankroad, about fOur miles nom the city OF
Memphis, being Lots Nos. 3, 8, 7, 10 and II, as
designated on a plat of a subdivision OF a 40
acre tract OF land, formerly owned 5y James
q. Jones, deceased. and known as the kim
brough land" containing in all AS Bg-l00
acres A more perfect description u
said lots Of land is contained in a
deed of conveyance from said Jones
to Davis Cockrill. dated November
18th, 1856, and registered in the Registers OF
fee OF shelby county, IN Book No. q, pages
4Ol, 402 and 45, April = BI.
Also, a certain other tract of land. lying IN
the county OF shelby and stats 4 Ten essee,
on the Germantown Plankroad, about four
No. II OF the subdivision o said lanes =.
Jones, deceased, OF a { act of and wing on
the said plankroad. containing 10 o3-lO9 acres.
Also, a certain other tract, being q part OF
Lot No. 2 of the said subdivision, cOntslnins
40 acres. a more particular description OF
said Lots Nos. z and part OF Lot No. is con-
tanned in q deed from the said James G. Jones
TO Davis Cockrtll, bearing date November
18Th, 1855. and recorded in the Registers Ofice
of Shelby county in Book No. =, pages 44r
45 and 408, April 18th. 1857.
Also, the land heretofore conveyed by said
ID. G. Cross TO said By warranty deed,
dated May 2lst, 1865, and registered IN Regis
ter's ofice Of said Shelby ounty in Book 81,
part LIST, page "A, being aOout6l 45-lOO acres.
All OF the tracts Of land are part OF the
ak inbrough tract" OF 4O0 acres, containing IN
all about III n-l0 acres
In said deed Of trust the equity of redemp-
ton Is not waived shall convey 70 the pur-
chasers at said sale as Trustee only.
JAMES L. GOODLOE, Trustee.
Sale within legal hours. augf
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On the 18th Day Of OsCenbsr, 1870,

Next, between the hours prescribed by Law, in
Irontof the cSurt-house door OF the county OF
Tunica in aid state of Mississippi, expose
for sale, at public auction, TO the highest bid
der, for one-third cash, and the balance in
one and two years, with six per cent. tntersst
from date, the following described real estate,
located, lying and being in said county OF
Tunica. as follows, to wit: Fractional section
10, containing 540 acres; fractional section II,
containing 450 acres; south half OF fractional
section is, containing 800 acres; sections Nos.
% and 2l. and east half OF section n west
tionai south half section p: sections y and
%; all in township 3, range IL.
Also section a, southeast quarter section 10.
northeast quarter section 3, south fractional
half OF section u, west hall Of section 8i sLl
In township 3, IA y.
fractional section l. township 4, range u;
southwest quarter section 2; east half OF
northeast quarter, east hall of southeast
quarter, and quarter OF southeast
quarter of section 3. west nalf section =,
southwest quarter of section s, southeast
quarter of section 8, southwest quarter OF sec
section a: ali OF sections 10, ", Is d lS: west
half of section 10, southwest quarter Of sec
ton q, east half and quarter OF
section -; all of section 3; west half Of sec
tion p, west half OF secuOD .: all of section
Is; south half of secti-n q, northeast QuarteI
OF section 2S, southeast quarter OF section y,
sections IS aud 50; ali in township q, range l.
Also, lots 3, 4. 5, e, 3, ~, IL, II - II and 10, IN
section Is, township y. range p also, 20, 4, D
8. 7 and s, in section p township -. range
To be sold In parcels not 10 exceed one nun
dred and sixty acres In any one tract
-4- W. ". HUMPHREYS, JR,
Administrator de bonis o OF Ransom II
By order OF the Court.
aus EARLY HENDRICK, Clerk.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-08-30
9Th Day Of September Ia7O,

AT the front door Of the court-houSe, In ths
city Of Ne nphis, in which the CHARGE :
courts of shelby county are held, proceed . ,
soT cash the folI0Wfng deserfbsd real estaf ;
Tor so much thereof as may be Necessary %
pay of the Indebtedness mentione a-dy :
due in said Trust Deed, situated II shelly
county, Ter nessee, viz: lying on the Germau-
town plankroad, about o q miles frofn tL5
city Of Memphis, being lots Nos. 3 g., 10 IL
400 acre tract Of land formerly owned by
James G.. Jones, deceased, and kneWn as the
[" KiInbrough land containing IA al Que
hundred and ~fcrty-dve and nfty-nine il42 ~
acres; a more perfect description of said lois
Is contained IN a deeu OF conveyance RON
said Jones 70 Davis COekriL, dated Noyember
on shelby county. in Book X, No =, pages
4Oi. 42 and 4s, April q, SjI.
Also, a certain other tract OF parcel Oflsnt,
lying in the cOauty Of Shelby and state q
tennessee, On the Germantown plankroa1,
about four miles rom the city OF Memphis,
II being lot No. Z, of the subdivision OF The
said James O jones, deceased, OF q traet o.
land lying on said plankrOsd, containing
Also, a certain other parcel OF land, being 4
part of lot Nc. 2, Of thes said subdivision, cyr-
tanning 40 acres-a more particular descrtp-
ton OF lOs No. Y and No. =, - teie fOolC ll
a deed from the SAID James 80 q t27
said D. Cockrili, bsaring date NoEemter -,
Is5, and registered in the Register Office q
Shelby county, in Book No. =, pages -, -
ard 30G, april 3. t5I
AArDrE AH AGAA AGA AkAAA - -
said -. c. Cross 10 said COckrill by warranty
I deed. dated Aay q, ls6, and Tee0n1ed1n Book
81. part ist, page a, in the Registers oHice OF
shelby county, Tennessee, COZ aiming aDcul
81 75-iG acres-aQ OF aforementionsd lots
or tracts Of LAND are par ) OF the SAID kiE,
bTOngh tract Of 400 acres, and contain In ali
| about 24 I7-i0Q acres
Also, a certain other tract or parcel OF lGa
ly1ua in the county OF Shelby and state =
TenSessee. and In the city OF Memphis bsins
| q pat Of the east half Of block No . on Us
| corner OF Main and Mccall streets, as vii
| appear by reference TO ths maps OF the city
/ commencing % a stake on ans north side al
Mccall street, where tue west side OF Aail
! street tnterSects the same; thence west
wardly with the north side OF q stree
$50 feet to a stake on an alley; thence " III
! said alley n~orthwardly IS feet 70 q stake
! thence east 80 feet to a stake Out1e west sid
/ OF Main street; thencs sOuJhwa1dly with thf
west side OF Main street 70 the beginning
being the same lot which was conveyed O.
the said d. Cockrill BY Jshn II. speed, VII
liam B. DOnohoa and John P. Ssrangs by deed.
dated eth day OF February, 1856. ana recorded
In the Registers office OF Shelby county, In
/ Book No. So part second, pages 81 and ~.
In said Deed Of Trust the equftyOf redemP.
ton is not waived. 1 shall convey to the
purchasers at said sale as Trustee only.
sale within legal hours.
on4 LANES T.. ID Trusi -
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N

The condition of the money market is
in much the same condition as at our last
weekly review. The demand for dis
counts has not absted, and though money
is close, first-class customers are supplied
as literally as the ability OF u banks
will admit Of Exchange wss rather in
excess of the demand to-day, aud several
banks were sDXious to sell TO their neigh
bors, but all seemed amply supplied.
Rates are steady; buying at par, checking
at 4 premium.
In stocks and bonds, operations during
the week have been light. A few shares
of local bank stocks have changed hands,
and also some Memphis n Charleston
and Mississippi and Tennessee railroad
stock. Memphis and Charleston was
taken at 37L, and the Mississippi and
Tennessee at z3 to Is. There is some de-
mand for city bonds at 47H@48, but SO
far as we can learn there are none on the
market. City scrip is steady at 6O@6l,
buying. County warrants are in demand
at IS, and Tennessee money Is taken at
| 7l@72. Dealers sell as follows; City
scrip, CLOGS; county, 67@6s; Tennessee,
74975.
Gold opened in New York at 1l5H. IL
rose during the week TO ll7T, and closed
to-day at 1l6%. Our dealers bought at
about lc under New York rates. The de-
mand is tor shipment, and offerings are
light. -'
Governments have been moderately &C
l tine An ring thu uaak hut closed dull as
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E~lnn-Rssidant Notice.

No. SIN the Second ChanceTy Court OF
shelby county, TenneSsee.@ames b Rag
land and Mary A. L. Rembert vs.. Nicholas
L. Rembert ct al.
TT appearfng from bill in this cause that
Il the defendants, Daniel B. Anderson, Louisa
NJ. Anderson, Dudley Ragland, Nathaniel
RazlP1d and Samuella EagIand are resi-
dents Of the State of Arkansas and non res
ident sof the state Of Tennessee:
II is therefore ordered, hat they make
their appearance herein, at tks court house
in the city OF Memphis, lennon or before
the first Monday In October, lS90, snd
plead. answer or demur to complainanFs
Bill. or the same will be taken fer confessed
as to HEM, aud set tor hearing exparte- ana
that a COPY OF this order be published once -
week, for four Successive weeks. IN the Men,
phis Appeal. This August q, $50.
A copyz4ttest:
N. d. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master
BY GEO. MALLERY, Deputy {. and NJ
Vance & Anderson, Sol. for eompInts. aus
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NONRESIDENT Notice.

No. 369O.-In Ia Second Chancery Court Of
shelby county, Tennessee Thompson,
by next friend, vs.. ]. W. Thompson et a.
IT appearing from afndavIt in this cause
Il that the defendant, V. b. MGddel. IS a
nonresident of the state of Tennessee:
It is Their fore ordered, h he make his
appearance herein, at the courthouse IN tHe
CIV or Memphis, Tenn, on or before the nrst
Monday in OCTOBER. $50, and plead. an
sWer or demur to compliments bill. or ms
same will be taken for confessed as 70 hiD
and set for bearing exparfe; and that copy
OF this order be published once week, Ior
four successive weeks, In the Memphis Daily
Appeal. This August Is, H7U-
A c~opy-attest:
nj. Dbl STEWART, Clerk n Master.
By GEO. MALLERY, Deputy q. and d.
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August delivery, l9@19kci Sept
smher, l7Kc, and October 1s1se. Novem-
Der, l6K; December, I7%. Ordinary,
I4c; Good Ordinary, 16Hc; Low Mid
dlings, 1sAc; Uplznds, 1910; Good Mid
dlings, 2lZc; Mobile, zoe; Orleans, 20Hc.
A p.m.-Cotton dull and nominal. Sales
per export, IS bales; spinning, $40 bales.
Contracts unchanged. taA
rsras Z COTTON IN LIVERPOOL. ca
LrvERPooL, August %, IL a.m.-Cotton
steady. Upiands, SID; Orleans, cd.
1p.m.-Cotton steady and unchanged.
s pmACotton steady. Sales, 1900
bales, of which 2500 are for export and
speculation. Q L1a
ro' q COTTON STATEMENT.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.,
30 MEMPHIS, August 20, 1870.
Stock, Sept. 1, 1869 -~..- "a
Reed since last statement %
Received previously.""..-29O, l69-2eO,25z
900, $50
Shipped since last sts'm'nt. 36
Shipped previously---"--2S6,S's-zSo, 4S4
Stock al noon this day.. r1= s,922
aa IMPORTS.
Memphis and Charleston r. R..-.. 81
Memphis and Ohio r. R.-.--."".--.. IS
z
Wagons, estimated 4
EXPORTS. e--rsls
Memphis and Ohio r. R..."--~.---- 50
Steamers north..~~-~.~""---~-". A