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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-29
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ADVERTISERS

WIZ find the MEMPHIS APPEAL the best
advertising medium in the State. The great
extent and variety of its reading matter has
forced its enlargement for the accomInoda-
ton OF advertisers, and its circulation in all
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

Our dealers report liberal sales du-
ring the week, with prices steady and
a rapidly increasing demand for all
descriptions OF seasonable goods.
Stocks are large and We're selected
with a view to please customers, not
only in style butt in wear, and we have
heard several country merchants say
that there has never been so much
evident attention paid to this matter
as this season. The eastern markets
are generally dull, with few if any
concessions made. A Boston dispatch
of Saturday evening says: "The boot
and shoe market continues very quiet,
buyers being kept back by the rough
weather and stagnation in trade
throughout the west, as well as by
general shrinkage in commercial val.
ues. There is a general disposition to
curtaii production, at least Temporal
riIy. Work has been partially sus-
pended in several manufacturing
towns. Sole leather is quiet and
steady, with but a moderate stock.
SeasOnable grades of all descriptions
are rather unsettled. Large lots could
not be disposed of except at a little re-
duction from quoted rates. Hemlock
sole may be quoted at a range of from
24a2Sc for heavy grades, and 26a
8O4c for light and medium
weights; oak, S6a45c, including crop;
good damaged sole, 24a27c; Buffalo,
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ADvERTISFRs

VIII and the MEMPHIS APPEAL the best
medium In the State. The great
extent and variety OF its reading matter has
forced It's enlargement for the accommoda-
tion Of advertisers, and It's circulation in all
parts of Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi,
Texas- and Arkansas, among merchants,
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Nevz Firm.

A. @. Dennis and H. Clay Cross Ii
eiate themselves Of date Februa
partners IA the Boot and Shoe bLOr-
viii carry on the Arm business nd
street, Memphis, TENN, under nr-f1
Dennis & creas. a. 9. ntt
mhA EDt II. g.. e
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Trustees Sale.

d virtue q a Deed of Trust executed to me
~ "a LhS l5R day eff January, AID, 1870, by
Graften BakF, SulnOra Baker and @. 2.
toute, Trustee etc, and recorded IN the Reg
lster's ONCE ofDyer county, Tenn, in Record
Book No. o, pages So, 533 and 54, to secure the
payment OF a ertain Indebtedness therein
mfnti9ned, andto garry Out ghe trusts Of the
same, 1 will, on
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wAHTED-.-AGENTS.

QOEO PER MONTH, to sell the only GEN.
DZOO UlNE IMPROVED COMMON SENsH
FAMILY SEWING MAcIIINE. PRICE NLY SlS.
Great Inducements ~ agents. This 10 the
most popular Sewing Machine of the day
makes the famous " Elastic Lock Stitch :" wiz
do any kind of york THAT can be done on any
machine. 100000 sold, snd the demand con-
stantly increasing. Now Is the time to take
an agency. Send for circulars. RS- Bet0qre OF
igsingers.S a Address SECOMB d 90, Bos-
ton, Mass. Pittsburg, Pa. or st. Louis, Mo-.
tall
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FOR RENT.

Spacious, WeIl-Iiahtad & Ventilated Rooms,
Situated in the very center and business
portion Of the city. Equally calculated for
eourtrooms, societies, Or any business what
ever; also, a few PLEASANT BEDROOMS, at
reasonable rates. Apply to
joseph j. ANDREWS,
feb5 90 Front Row, Upstairs.
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NOTICE..

C~oLLEcToRis OFFICE, MARIoN,1
Crittenden County, Ark, March l, 1870.
A Ii parties interested are hereby notified
IA thai the time for paying taxes for the
year 1853 will expire on the Goth inst after
which time all lands returned delinquent
for said year, there will be a pen-aIty OF
fifty per cent. added.
W. d. HARDIN,
mh3 Sheriff and Collector.
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$1,000 REWARD.

ESCAPED from the jail Of Shelby county,
u on the night of the 18th March, Thomas
i. Leonard and Robert 9oodlett. viii pay
the above reward fer their arrest and dehV-
cry to me. A Z. CURRY
nhl9 Sheriff shelby county
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MondaY. the 2sth day Of ApriI. $50.

In front Of the County Courtroom, in the
City OF Memphis between the hours Of 10 and
II O'Clock NJ, proceed to sell, to the highest
bidder, for cash, at public auction, the follow
Ing property, described in said deed of trust to-
wit: A. act of land situate in Shelby county,
Tennessee, about one mile more or less south
OF the city OF Memphis, being lots Nos nine
49,, ten (l0) and eleven CD, of LohaDd's Tract,
as designated upon the map OF said tract,
made bE !. II. Humphreys, anu bounded as
follows, to-Wit,
feet from the Intersection Of Shepherds aY-
enue with Trigg venue and running south
$40 feet; thence west, parallel with Trigg av-
enue, $50 feet; thence north 800 feet to Trigg
avenue; thence along Trigg avenue $50 feet to
the beginning-eaeh of the lots herein con-
veyed containing two 2S-l00 acres Of land;
but dedueting and reseFytAg from said lots
Trtgg aVeaas, which il a dedicated thorough
fare. / Y u convey only such title to the
above described property, as is vested in me
as Trustee WIN, JOINER,
Marah IL lN7A Trustee.
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a Z Z I { al
BANKRUPT NOTICE.

In the matter W. II. Order, Bankrupt. IN
the District Of West Tennessee.
TNHE creditors of said bankrupt viii take
4 notice that there VIII be a general meet
ing of the creditors Of said bankrupts cred
itOrs, on the 9Th OF April, 1870, at 10 O'Clock
am, at the Office OF T.. J. Latham, one of the
Registers in said District, for the purposes
named in section q of the Act of Congress
enlisted An act to establish q uniform sys-
tenn of bankruptcy throughout the United
States" approved March 2. 1867
mil &. A. LEFFTNGWELL. Assignee
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NEW YORK, March 3, ll:25 am
Cotton quiet. Ordinary. Ice Good
Ordinary, 2OAc; Low Middling, 2Islc:
Uplsnds, 22Zc; Good, 24Hc; Mobile,
&c; Orleans, I3Zc.
1915 p.m.-COtton a little frmer.
1920 p.m.-Cotton quiet bat steady.
Prices unchanged.
I:O5 Observation-Disclosures ask an ad-
vance, but buyers operate with caution.
Quotations nominally unchanged.
2 p.m.-Cotton quiet but steady. Up
(sads, 22Zc. Sales on spot, Geo bales; in
transit, 400; 11O0 ia April, at 2lc; 800 in
May, at 20Ze; 300 in June, at 2lc; 100 in
July, at pic; 100 in October al ISc.
4P.m.ICotton market closes steady.
Sales TO ~spinners, SOB bales; for specula-
tiOn, l2si for export, 7S3; in transit, 800.
COTTON IN NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, March Is, 2:S0 pm
Cotton steadY-demand fair; sales, 1900
bales; receipts, 1878; exports, I0,OS7.
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EAGLE BOOT & SHOE STORE,
344 Main St., Memphis. Tenn.
II M MOECEII

j. w. VOEGEL
Manufacturer and Dealer in GentIemen's
and Ladies'
BOOTS AND SHOES
He also keeps on hand q large and well as
sorted stock of CUSroM-MADE Doors M
SHOES FOR ALL WARS. ja4
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G NOTICES.
Creditors Notice.

No. 32i2, N.R-in the Chancery Court of Men,
phis, Tennessee.-O. F. Prescott VS.. ;. Nor
gan ct al
THIS cause being heard on the petition OF
4 W. q. Rainy, Admir- OF the estate OfJOhn
I. Morgan, deceased, and the Insolvency OF
said estate being suggested, the administra-
ton of same is transferred from the COUNTY
Court, and all creditors required to appear,
etc.
It is therefore ordered, That such creditors
make their appearance herein, at the Court
house in the city Of Memphis, Tenn, on or
before the first Monday in september, 1870,
and file and establish their claims against
Z id estate, or the same viii be forever barred
aid that a copy of this order be published
once a week, for thirty days, in the Memphis
Appeal.
A COpy-Attest.
AUGUSTON ASTON, Clerk and Master.
By r.. ]. BLACK Deputy Clerk and Matter.
Hnmns q Postnn. soLa. for C0mnIainRnE mil
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NOTICE.

OFFICE PEOPLES Insurance C~oxPANY,l
MEMPHIS, March 8, 1870.
THE s~tockholder CT his Company are
j hereby notified, that at a regular meeting
of h eDirectory, held tniS day, a dividend Of
10 per cent, free of Government tax, was de-
clared on the capital stock of said Company,
said dividend to be credited on the stock notes.
mh4 ]. A. AfhfONS, Secretary.
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on FrIdaY. Anrl 4. I970.

Within legal hours, the following property,
tO-Wit:
A certain leasehold interest, lying and be-
ing IN the county Of Shelby and State OF Fen
nessee, and IN the city OF Memphis. Begin
ming at the corner Of Vance and GOslIn
streets, at their southwest Intersection; run
ming thence south and parallel with GOsIee
street $50 feet TO alley IL feet wide. thence
westwardly57 5S-1O feet with the north line
Of said alley thence d~orthwardly $50 feet TO
the south side of Vance street; thence east
wardly 81 So 100 feet to the beginning; said
leasehOld being registered in Book No. 90.
part Ist, pages 46l, 49, and 483.
Terms Of ~Sale-Cash.
mh9 Al GWEAN y 80 ~
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LEGAL NOTICES.
chanCsry Sale on Friday, April lst,
1870.

No. M4-Chaneery Court of Memphis
Thomas j. Rice vs.. George G.. Price ct al.
ID Y virtue Of an in~terioeutOry decree in this
ID cause, i will sell, ut public auction, 70 the
highest bidder, In front OF the Clerk and
Maater's Ofice, In the city Of Memphls.
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in Arizona, in like space of time, since an active war vas first instituted against the Apaehes. Within one month the forces acting under his orders-principally those from Me- DoweIl and Grant-have killed S7 Indians and taken many prisoners. It is astonishing to be utilized when their movements are control led by tact and judgment; and we are sorry to observe 50 much military skill and deter imitation as that svincsd by the present com mander of this sub-distrct so literally fettered through the scant means at his dispoaaL
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desceut upon the ranch of Rees SmiGh, about l5 miles from Tubac, last week and after an obstinate fight were driven of but not until they had first killed Mexican and wounded Ar.Smith. It is thought that not less than 6 dozen Indians were killed and wounded as the position which they occupied during the con- test was found to be literally covered with blood
 POLICE AFFAIRs:- The police Court has been quite busy during the past To or F days and upon the whole it would appear that Magistrate Meyers, whose decrses are stern law, is moro than mstch for the combined scoun- dreliIm of town. The heaviest penalties in- fiicted by him during the time specsied were in the cases ofjulo CsraE, Rafel NRchado, Sacra. mento BurriO and Lieutenant Ross, U. S. 4. The three former were held over for chain gang and the later fined S25.
 TIE authorities of Yuma county are about to enforce the collection of taxes from the resi-. dents of the disputed strip of land Hon. Coles Bashford will appear for the defence.
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NOTICE {

In the matter of the Estatel Probate Court,
 of Pima CoDntv Newton Israel, dec'd. Territory of Arizona The People of the Territory of Arz ona send
 Greeting
 IN pursuance of an order of this court dnIv made and entered, on the first day of June. A. Ii. 1870, notice is hereby given that Saturday, the llth day of Jusne, A. D. 1870, at 10 o'clock a. m of said day, the court room of this court in tbe town of Tucson and county of Pima, has been an pointed for hearing the application of John 1T. Archibald, praying that docume nt now on file in this court, purporting to be the last will and testament of Newton Israel, deceased. be ad- mtted to Prof ate, and that letters tes tamentarv be issued thereon to said John H. Archibald. wbo is named therein Executor. At the time and place specified, all persons interested may appear and contest the same.
 2w4j F. II. GOODWIN.
 IucSen, June ZJ IoIu' Clerk.
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8. B. WISE,
Notice !!

h tho matter of the Estate Probate Court,
 of County of Pima AlOn.o M. Erwin, dee'd J Arizona Terrify NOTICE is hereby given that Charles H. Lord the administrator of the estate of AlonEo M Erwin deceased, has rend cred and presented for settle- ment, and filed in this court his final account Of administration on said estate and Tuesday, the I4th day of June, A. D. 1870 being day of term Of said court to wit: of the April term-at ID O'cl ock, a. m., has been duly appointed by the judge of said court, for the settlement Of said acc count at wh ich time any person interested in said estate may appear and file bis exceptions ln writing, to said account, and contest the ssme'
 By order of the Court,
 Ai2v F. II. GOODWIN,
 Tucson, May 51, 1870. eierA'
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PUBLIC SALE!

On Friday, July l, 1870, will sell at public sale, in front of the premises, the property known as the Bucky and Overland Mail houses. This property is desirably situated in town of Tucson, and is well adapted for Hotel and Livery Stable business, having very large corral and the be st well of water in town. Terms of sale: cash on de- livery of the title papers of the property Sale to take place at 10 o'clock a. m.,
 F. s. OURY. TUcsur, May 30, 1870. 4W.
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Notice

NOTCE is hereby given that the partnership heretofore existing between Joseph Goldtrss and Charles Sticky is this day dissolved by ma tual consent.
 The business will hereafter be conducted by Joseph Goldtree who will settle and collect the As counts of the late firm.
 JOSEPH G0LDTRBE. Tucson A. CHAS. STICKLY. May 25, 1870. 2Sts
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N0TECE,

VIE have appointed SAMUEL HUGHES, Tucson !, A. T., our Agent for the sale of ali lumber made at the
 Santa Rita Saw HIfIl All orders for lumber left with him vii receive prompt attention.
 HAZARD & YERKES,
 Santa Rita Saw Mill Ce. March 23, 1sfo If.
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Rnard of Snnervisnrs.

At the regular meeting of the Board oi Supervisors, on the first Monday of June no quorum was present Board met on the llth, present, E. N. Fish chairman, J. ". Swesny and John J. Bratton. Accounts of P. E. Brady, F. H. Goodwin, P ", Dooner, J. ". Libby, Augustus Caballero, Granville, Wheat, C. IT. Meyers and Jno, H. Archibald were audited and ordered paid by warrants drawn upon the County Treasurer.
 The Tax Roll of Pima County was present. ed to the Board for equalization.
 Ordered That the recorder before reading notice of the location of town lots, make per- sonal examination of the premises and make measurement of the same; and iu no case re- cord claims which encroach on the public streets.
 Board adjourned until June 18th
 June IS.-Board met pursuant to adjourn ment: Ordered that Jno ". Libby be ap- pointed County Jailor of Pima County, and that he bs directed to at once procure ball, and chains and form a "chaia gang" of th. prisoners under conviction in the County Ja and have them perform work on the public highways.
 The taxes of Solomon Warner Bernardo Campo, and Jo1que Tiles were raised.
 The Board adjourned to meet as Board of Equalization of Taxes on Saturday the 18th of June 1870, at 10 o'clock 6. m.,
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E. F. DUNNE.
ATTORNEY AnD CoUNsBLoE-Ar-LAw

"IIOI'0'1A AIID OVUNobLOI'-AI VI
 1901, r Street, WASHINGTON D. c, Will promptly attend to the collection of all claims. placed in his hands, against the gov. ernment of the United States
 Will also pay special attention to procuring patents for Mining Claims, School Lands etc Respectfully refers to Governor A. P. K Stafford, and Hon. R. c. Mccormick. If
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TUCsoX, A. T., June lst, 1869

IOCSONi h' I.I Vuue I5Vi IoO5 NJ R. Platt of Tucson, is hereby appointed our agent for the transaction of all business connected directly or indirectly with trans portation of Government stores from Tucson Depot to all posts dependant upon it for sup plies.
 HINDS $ HOOKER.
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J. I. DANA, Sheriff Of Yuma County, arriv- ed here on Sunday morning in charge of prisoner named Francisco Maldonado, brought here for trial, under change of venue, on an indictment for murder, We have learned from good authority (and by mere ac. cident,) that Sheriff Dana was offered the nice little sum of $2, 300 ifhe would agree to let ths prisoner escape and that he rspulsed the offer with the most supreme contempt. There are men who cannot ba bought and Sheriff D. IS known to be one of them.
 Further particulars regarding murder of Mr, Garcia, a; Florence, last week-as mentioned In cur last issue-have been received by letter from correspondent at Florence Speaking of the murderer as alleged, he says. "Dorman bears the name of being one of the worst dssperadoes in the Territory His fellow soldiers, to a man, express the wish that he may now receive what he so rich ly deserves-- the full measure of the law. It is also said that hs shot three times at some person in Tucson, when on the way to Camp Grant, and that before leaving New Mexico he killed three men in the same cool manner that he did this Iast-and prompted by the same i'm pulse"
 We have the following further particulars of the late Indian raid at Camp Crittenden
 On the 9th inst, 6 band of Indians mada a descent upon the ranch of Mr Gardener, eig ht miles from the post, killed David Holland and captured several horses belonging to Gardener and Morgan. Soon alter their departure with the spoil it was discovered that Mexican boy was missing and itwas subsequently ascertained that he was made prisoner As soon as the news of the affair reached the post Lient Garret with 30 men started out in pursuit aud at last accounts was still absent
 TIE "CHAIN-GANG": G":-Pursuant to orders from tho Board of Supervisors, John Libby county jailor, procured balls and chains for the prisoners now serving out terms in jail, and on Wednesday marched them forth cn "chsin- gang" to labor on the public streets We are inclined to think that this thing will have saIutary effect upon certain class of indivi- iuas in this community. It was amusing to view the consternation which their sntrse stamped upon the countenancss of certain tranegressors and which seemed to bespeak determination to "sin no more"
 MORT ISDIASE-A party of Indians made
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HINDS & HOOKER.
F. NJ. HODGES,

RI AIN s R F E T
 TUCSON A. T. Keeps constantly on hand a large stock of the best brand of liquors and cigars. Jan. l, 1870. tf
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SEALED PROPOSALS

which must be made in quadruplicate, will be ro- ceiyed al this office u ntil Saturday the 9th day Of July next, for the transportation of military supplies, for the period commencing August 18th, 1870, and ending June 30th, 1871, from Tucson Depot 4, T., to Camps Crittenden, Bowie, Grant and Goodwin, and such other posts are, may be, established in Arizona, a nd sup piled in whole or in part from the depot named, except the post in the White Mountains, for which separate bids may be made Bids may, however, DO made to include all posts.
 Bidders will state the rate in gold coin, per pound per one hundred l00) miles at which they will trans port said supplies, and must give their names in 1ul with place of residence and post office address. fla firm the bids must be signed by each member thers off,
 two thousand dollars, Ia certified check preferred) as guaranty that the bidder will execute the contract if awarded 10 him,
 The amount of bonds that will be required of the contractor will be twenty-five thousand (25 OOO) dollars.
 made, must be prepared to execute contracts and give the required bonds at once, and be in readi- ness for service on the 18th of August next
 The bids will be opened op the day an hour before named, and bidders have the privilege of being present atths opening.
 No proposal will be entertained that does not conform to the terms of this advertisement and the rlghtls reserved to rtjeet any all bids of- fered.
 No contract made under this advertisement will be con sidered in force until approved by the De- partment and Division commanders Form of contract may be seen al this office.
 Prososals to be plainly endorsed: Proposals for Army Transportation" and addressed to the undersigned.
 By authority. J. G. c. LEE, Bvt, Lieut.. Col. and Ch'f Quartermaster, 4je6t Sub-Dist. Southern Arizona
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NOtiCe
To aN sohoms it maq concern;

To GN 1obOm itmay concern:
 have this day laid claim to, and located one hundred and sixty (160) acres of land at Blue Water station, in the Territory of Arizona and n the county of Pima, described as follows Start ing at the Blue Water we'll and running east, four hundred and forty (44O) yards to a certain tree from said tree south, four hundred and forty (44O yards thence running west eight hundred ard eighty (s8O) yards thence north eighi hundred and eighty (88O) yards; thence east, eight hun dred and eighty (88O) yards thence running south, four hundred and forty (44O) yards to cer- tain tree or place of beginning: I therefore not- fly all persons not to trespass on said claim, and any infringement will be promptly met by legal proceedings.
 g. B. WISE, l have on hand constantly supply ofproVisions, hay and grain for the accommodation of the tray- cling public. s. B. WISE.