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THE OLD WORLDS NEWS.
THE EMPEROR'S STYLE or GIVING
FREEDOM TO FRANCE.

The Prese sentation Of New Project for q
senntus Consultum France Seemingly
Ruled bv n Triumvirate, but Really By
the Willy Napoleon Alone.
PARis, March 2S.-1n the Senate to-day, N.
Rouher presiding, Minister olivier read the projccs
of Ssndtus Consvtn,, draw up in accordance with
tho recent letter OF the Emperor. It makes mpor-
tant changes in the prerogatves OF the Senate.
Hereafter the legislative power is to repose In the
Emperor, the Senate, and the Corps Legisatif; the
number OF Senators must bo onethird less than that
OF the Deputies; former articles giving the con-
sutuent power to the Senate are sbrogated and the
Constitution henccorth may only be changed by the
voice OF the people the proposal Of the Emperor.
Prince Bonnparte's Sentence.
PARIS, March 29.--The High Court of Tours
has condemned Prince Pierre Bonap,rto to pay 90
90 francs To tue family Of Victor Noir, and to par
the expenses OF the civil suit
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The Case TO be Appended TO the state Demo
cratic Central Committee

ALBANY, March 2s,-Mr, 1iIden, Chairman of
the Democratic Central Committee, has called
meeting for Thursday, March 81, at the Dclayar
House In this city
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and that II will nov te made up by the admission OF
some OF the younger clements Of the Democracy Ia
have been hitherto closed against them This ID IL
said the real object OF the gh at first and ths
granted tho lion and the lamb will lie down togeth
or, and the wolf and tho shall feed from the same
crlb, and there shall be peace once more in Gotham
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chancsry Sale on Monday, February
28, 1870.
NO. lOs-ohancery-Thoma Peaoook v. ga

No. Neutrality-suspicious. Peacock vs.. sal
lie NJ. Thomas ct al.
ID Y virtue OF an in~terl0eutory decree IN thls
ID cause, I viii sch, at public auction, 10 the
highest bidder, in front OF the clerk and
M9sterls once in the city of Memphis, on
Monday February y. 1870. within legal hours,
the f0Ilowfue real estate, tO-wit:
living and being in the county OF shelby
AMI state OF Tennessee, near the city of Mem
phfs. being part Of a l5-aere tract, formerly
belonging 70 Che heirs of Craven Peyton. de-
ceased, and known upon the plan Of subdi-
vision OF said Is acres, made by f. McDavitt,
James T. Leath and James B. Cook, Commits
sioners, which said plan IS recorded In the
REGISTERS Office in Book 40, pages 50 to S9l
as Lots Nos a. and bounded
as follows: Beginning at the northeast cor
ner OF Lot 45, at a point where Peyton avenue
intefsects 5atarans street; thence west
wardiy with the south side or Saftarans
street rs feet 10 an alley 10 feet wide; thence
.sOuthwardly 100 feet 10 the southwest corner
OF Lot No. a: thence oaStwardiy on a line
parallel with SaharanS street 10 the west
side of PeytOn avenue; thence nOTthWardly
with the west side of PeytOn avenue l0 feet
10 the beginning. including both said lots,
each of which have a 'front.' OF 50 feet on Pey-
ton avenue, and runs back westwaFdly De-
tween parallel lines rs feet TO a l6-feet alley.
TERMS OF SALE.-Dne-third cash balance
on u credit Of six and twelve months, notes
with security bearing interest taken and lem
retained till payment Of the purchase money
A. ALST0N, 9. and NJ
Logwood. Micoa & FOwlkes, Solicitors Tor
Touun1a4nnnf AZ
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tuesday, the 9Th day of March, 1870,

In front Of the WRldran Block, and upon the
premises, between the hours of l0O'clook am.
and 2o'clock D m, sell at public auction, to
the highest bidder for cash, the following des-
cTthed tracts, pare Is or lots of land, with the
improvements thereon, lying, being and sit
uated In the city Of Memphis, county ofShei-
by, and State of Tennessee, aud bounded as
follows, to-wit: Beginning on the east side of
Main street. one hundred and fifty (l55) feet,
north OF Linden street, running thence east
ward Y, parallel with Linden street one hun
dred ana seyenty-tive (l71 feet TO the west
SHE of Mulberry street. thence nOrthTardly
with Mulberry street ssventy-eigh and one
half GSLA eel TO q stake, thence ~WestWGrdly
parallel with Linden street one hundred and
seventy-fve us feet, to the east side of Nam
street, theme s~outhWardly with the east side
Of Main street seventy eight and One-half
(7S14 feet 10 the beginning; the same being
the lot upon which the Waldran Block Is sit
usted.
which he said Waldran has conveyed 10 me
in trust, in follUwingdescribed lot oflRnd,
situated Ia the city, county u state afure-
SAID, ana u as follows: Beginning at
the northwest corner OF the MeInp is and
Charleston railroad depot grounds and fro L
ing on Adams street one hundred and ninety
eiEht Cl9s) feet. to Thr corner OF Charles John
ston's lot, thence south four (D degrees east,
two hundred and sixteen feet TO a stake,
thence south seventy degrees aud fifteen
minutes west, two hundred and f0Fty-seven
tZsD feet 10 a stake IN tn center of the rail-
road track. thence along said track three
hundred ano one 800 feet to the beginning,
DelnB Ihe same lot upon winch Is situated the
Charleston cotton press, owned by the said
W. B. WaIdran and George Gil. under the
firm name Of Waldrau & Gill, which said lot
is held by them under a letse nom the Mem
phig and Charleston Railroad Company, by
which the term began on the first day of Oc-
tober, 1867, and is to end on the Both day OF
September, 1872, at an annual rent of one
thousand dollars, payable quarterly, with the
privilege to the lesSeas OF removing any i'm
provements put by them on said premises,
The title to the foregoing described property
Is believed to be perfect, but 1 eQnVey My as
trustee. [fe6l w. MESSICK, Trustee.
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CHANCERY SALE
ON TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1870.

Harrison Irby, Admir-, etc.
Sarah A. williams OF ALL of Memphis.
ID virtue of tnterlocutory decree in this
ID cause. l will sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder. in the town of Collieryille,
Shelby county, Tennessee, on TUESDAY, the
Sth day of February, 1870, the following des-
cribed Real Estate, to wit:
Lying and being in the county of Shelby,
and State of Tennessee, being the east half OF
a tract of land, conveyed by Joseph SOape 10
Thomas n. Williams and Green r. Williams,
by deed dated 18th day of December, 1850, and
recorded in the Registers Office of Shelby
county, book g, page 428, which said tract con
tanned 27 acres, and the east half OF said
tract was allotted TO said Thomas N. VIII
liams, and contains lS34 acres, more or less,
and is bounded as follows: Beginning ct q
stake at the northeast corner of said tract;
running thence southWardly 81 poles,
more or less To a stake at the southeast cor
ner of said tract; thene west 83 poles to the
southeast corner of the west half of said
original tract; thence north with the east
line ofIhe Green Williams tract &6 poles and
10 inks 70 a stake thence east w poles TO the
beginning.
Also, fhe west half of said 27 acre tract.
beginning at the southwest corner of said
original tract OF land, at y stake with white
oak and red-Oak pointers at the southeast
corner OF TRlley's line; thence north with
Talley's line and Others, 81 poles 10 a stake;
thence east 80 poles; thence south through
the middle of the whole tract 2z6 poles and
10 links TO a stake; thence west IS poles to
the beginning, being Immediately wesLoi
and adjoining the first described tract
Before the day OF sale these two tracts VIII
be snb-divtded and laid Oh into lcts, anu
FERNS Of S~sie-one-thIrd CASH. balance
ON "A credit of one andtwo years, notes with
security taken bearing interest and lien re-
tained till payment OF he purchase money.
A. ALS1ON,
fa1E Clerk and Master.
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the stock at the ports is much OF It
held OF the market, but as to It's being
held on the plantation greatly ID eX-
cess of previous seasons, we do not
believe. Our advice5 indicate tina
there is still Considerable cotton in all
Darts of the South, and hat there is a
disO0.irioo in most quarters to send it
to the ports as rapidly asthe roads and
surrounding circumstances VIII per
nit. ThesuDplv has been coming for
ward very rapidly, and up to tonight
the total receipts reach l,730, 500 bales.
Last year, subsequent to this time the
arrivals were a little over a million
bales. Receipts ut all ports, l,T30,508
bales, against i,387,3I3 last y%ear-in-
crease 343, 1870.
The Galveston Neacs Of Wednesday
says: The receipts of cotton are
again liberal, footing up 1853 ~ bales
to date since September 1, against 49,
24S in same time last Sear, showing an
increase of 1866 bales. In Western
Texas we have what we consider an
doubted authority for stating that
eight out OF ten bales have passed cut
of planters hands, about half going 10
the seapOrts, and the remainder to
Mexico. a larger proportion goes to
Mexico this year than last. Last
year Mexican buyers tried the New
Orleans market, taking very limited
supplies from our State. It seems their
late experience was of a character to
induce a return to Texas of buyers
for their manufactures. From the
Brazos, really the cotton planting dis
trictOf Texas, the facilities for trans
pOrtatiOn have been inadequate to the
task of bringing the cotton to the
markets as rapidly as desired by
planters. Planters on the Trinity
have been SO anxious to realize that
we find at every landing along the
river large stocks awaiting shipment.
The last steamer from the Lower
BrazOs brought out ten bales of cotton,
and the captain of the boat says that
planters have no cotton on hand now.
Some few planters are, OF course, hold
inc back. There are some who would
be more tenacious holders with cotton
at 25c than al present figures, but the
large majority are not disposed to
speculate. md are eager to sell at
present prices.
The New Orleans Price CtB'-
rent Of Saturday says: The
receipts of cotton at this port
since the first of September, exclusive
of arrivals from kI0bile, Florida and
Texas, are 657, H4 bales, against $780,
5S5 bales to the same date last year,sn
increase of T0,879 bales over last year.
The increase in the receipts at al the
ports, up TO the latest dates, as COM
pared with last year, is S74, sos bales.
In the exports from the United States
to foreign countries, as compared
with the same dates last year, there is
an increase Of 1852 bales to Great
Britain, of Is, $50 TO France and of 49,
500 to other foreign ports.
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Trustees Sale of Valuable Farm
Land,
ON MONDAY, MARCH :, 1870,

IT THE sAI.EsROoM OF RoYsTER,
~ IRRELEVANT & CO., northeast corner
Of Main and jefferson streets. memphis,
1 viii, as Trustee, sell to the highest DID,
der tor cash the following property, conveyed
10 me by Jas. 4. Willis, deed, January Isl, ieu9,
TO secure certain Indebtedness therein speei-
fed. now due and unpaid, to-wit; Ntnety-hve
and efghty-four One-h undredth acres OF land
in 18th Civil District, shelby county, Tennes-
see. being part OF lot No. 2 of kirk suhdiVis-
ion Of G.. Buntyn's tract, beginning IN south
links west from southeast corner OF said
Lowry's tract, thence south % chains 3312
links, thence west - chains 70 links, thence
north IS chains $50 linkS,thence east y chains
Is links to beginning. Hour OF sale between
eleven O'clock. am. and one O'Clock, ? N.
febl JOHN 7. IRRELEVANT. Trustee.
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sHEETINes ETC,
o n SHOES.

This market has been steadily i'm
proving since the holidays, and prices
on seasonable goods are firm. In eX-
ira heavy wear dealers are making
some concessions in order to close out
the balance of their winter stocks, but
in all other grades of goods they are
quite stiff. The Shoe Reporter says Of
the Boston market: "The market is
lively. Quite a large number of buy
ers are in the city, 'and still they
come Every section Of the country
nay be said to DO fairly represented.
Light goods, OF serge, cloth leather
foxed, polish, fancy colored and
black finished leather for ladies,
misses and children, gents calf boots
and shoes of the several varieties,
sewed, pegged and fastened with
brass ellnching screws, have met
with large sales, and been taken at
prices harmonizing with quotations,
and, besides supplying the New Eng
land trade, have been dispatched to
California, Texas, the Southern, West
ern and Middle States. Buyers have
also commenced upon heavy goods,
but as yet are rather cautious in their
purchases, and prices are firm"
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FlNARCE AND TRADE.
FTNANCE.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,
MFMPUTE- February Z. $50

OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,
MEMPHIS. February Z, 1870.
The money market has been fairly
active during the past week, and eX-
change has been in good demand on
all points, with the supply barely
equal to the call. New Orleans bills
have been very scarce, and rates may
be said to be nominal on that point.
Eastern bills are not abundant, owing
TO the fact that a considerable amount
of the staple which has been sold Is
p still lying on the bluff awaiting ship
ment. The rates have been generally
steady at to discount, buying;
checking at par 10 I discount.
Tennessee money is in good demand
from taxpayers at 7Sct0 soc, but deal
ers generally are not well supplied.
City Bonds have also been inquired
for during the week, and several small
orders have been filed at prices rang
ing from 45k to 46k, eX-cOupons. Very
few Of these bonds are in the hands OF
our citizens-nearly all having been
taken on Baltimore account some
months back.
City Scrip has been steady at rs 10
SOC, selling. Dealers buy at 76c, with
light offerings.
County Warrants are not abundant.
Dealers buy at 75a76c, and sell at 77a
7Sc.
Tennessee Bonds have been nomi-
nal in New York during the week,
with light sales. They closed to-day
as follows: Old, 81; New, 49R.
Governments in New York closed
dull and Irregular, as follows:
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IhursdaY. March 10. I87n.

etwee the hours Of 10 and u O'Clock. am.
in front ofthe door Of Register, TrezeXant &
CO., corner Of Main and Jefferson streets. in
the city Of Memphis. proceed TO sell, to the
highest bidder, for cash, at public auction,
the property described in said deed OF trust,
oO-wit: A certain tract OF land lying and be-
Ing In the county of Shelby and stale of Ten
nessee, about one mile east OF the city of
Memphis, bounded as follows; Beginning at
the northeast corner of lot No. Is, in sub
division G, in the partition ofthe estate OF 4.
B.. Carr, at a stake IN Pigeon RoOst Road,
north Is degrees, east 81 links from a poplar
marked ], and thence south 20 chains 81 links
to a stake degrees west. l5IS Links from a
poplar marked fl, thence north t5IS degrees,
west : chains 81 link to p. Herstand's line:
thence north 20 chains s. links to Pigeon
Roost Road; thence south 81 degrees, east
with said road chains and 1913 links TO the
beginning; containing about fourteen acres,
with the improvements thereon. being the
same property sold by samuel Mansfield aud
wife TO II. A. Montgomery, and by u. 4,
Montgomery to John H WaggsneF. Re-
demptiOn waived. Title believed 10 be good,
but I convey only as Trustee
JNO JOHNSON. Trustee.
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Nnn-Residanf Nnfina-

No. T70. N. Rim the Chancery Court of
Memphis, Tennessee.-Elizabeth =. Green
ct al VS.. WIN. l.. Vance ct al.
IT appearing from the Sherins return in this
1 cause that the defendant, Morgan b. Vance,
one of the heirs of Samuel Vance, decd, can
not be found IN Shelby county, as per sciri-
facias issued, reviving cause against the heirs
OF said decedent:
1t is therefore ordered, The he make his
appearance herein, at the courthouse In the
city of memphis, Tenn, on or before the FIRST
Monday in March, 1870, and show cause why
this suit should not be revived against him
as an heir of said alDuel Vance, decd; and
that a copy Of this order be published onse a
phls Appeal.
AUGUsTON ASTON. Clerk and Master.
a ~copy-attest:
BY K. j. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Logwood, Mieou & FSwlke, Sells. for Com
nI-4rapt iaIe
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TRUSTEES SALE

. virtue Of a trust deed executed to me by
ID W. B.. Waldran, on the Ssh day OF april,
1863, and duly recorded in the Registers ofhce
Tor the county of shelby, and State of Ten
nessee, in Book No. -, page liS. and fUT the
purpose Of pay ing the following debts there
in mentioned. to-Wtt. One to W. &. Greenlaw.
for the sum OF four thousand one hundred
and sixty nine S2-l00 dollars, as evidenced by
note, due December 10Th. 1893, with interest,
and one other dent due TO +. NJ. AppersOn. as
Executor of Wade II. Bolton, deceased, evil
denced by prOmissOry note made May 3, IsfS.
and payable on the 2l-24th May. 1859. fOr the
sum Of nineteen thousand five hundred dol
idrs-this note has q credit of two thousand
dollars, paid June Ii, lS6S-I win, on
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Monday, I4th day Of February Next

To sell publicly, TO the highest bidder. at the
courthouse door, in the town OF NAPOLEON,
ARKANSAS. all the Interest oWned by the
said Wade "a. Bolton in the following de-
seribed lands, to-wit: Being an undivided
one-half interest IN a certain tract of land,
consisting of the SW fri. quarter or section
i've l5l; the NE fri. quarter of section six L6l;
the Sc quarter of fri. section six l6l; the +
half OF section seventh: the > half OF section
eight 81, and the n half OF section seven
teen III, containing altogether. according 20
u S. surveys, 1862 acres, and being the anne
tract OF land IN Desha county, Ark, conveyed
Napoleon b. BuTrow to I. L. Bolton, and be-
ing in township nine Sl south, range two n
west, in the said county of besha.
And, alsq1u hateverr right. title and interest
the said N9de H. Bolton may have had in
and TO the following land, also in the said
Of Desha and State Of Arkansas, to-
wit: The NV quarter of the NE quarter of
section eleven M; the Sc fri. quarter OF Sec
ton two ri; the SW fri. quarter of section
two III, and the NV quarter OF section
two west, containing altogether about $50
acres, and being the same land sold by the
said I, L. Bolton In his lifetime to James
Branch, deceased.
Both of the said plantations are well i'm
proved, the former comprising ABOUT $40
acres and the latter about 400 acres OF cleared
land, with all necessary buildings, including
dwelling-houses, gin-hOnSes, etc.
The said land will be sold for One-third
cash, and the balance in two equal install
By the notes of the purchaser with approved
persOnsl security az well as by lien reserved
upon the land, and the sale will be made
subject to all existing liens and membranes.
Selling under the said power, / shall only
convey such interest as the SQ4d Wade II.
Bolton a in the said land 1T N time of his
death. T.. II. AFPEhSON,
JAZZ Executor of W. Ii. Bolton, deed.
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n~ We have provided ourselves with a full stock of Plantation Supplies
which, to the trade, we are offering at great Inducements. Among which
may be found the following:
600 dozen Planters Hoes,
ITO dozen Blind Brides,
290 dozen Hames,
23O dozen HOgskin Collars,
1900 coils Cotton and Grass PIOw Line,
5000 pairs TraceChaiRs
IS dozen Single and Double Trees,
l25 dozen Back Bands,
10000 pounds HOHOwWare Castings,
600 dozen Axes.
Sole Agentsi n Memphis for The Brinisy Separate Share Uric Steel piOws,
Owners of the kHchsIs Patent; also. the leagues Patent Cotton SCrapers,
A full Stock of Hardware and Agricultural Implements in store.
ORGILL BROS. & CO.,
CORNER MONROE AND FRONT STREETS, MEmPHS, TENN.
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ADMINISTERING Nnfina.

7 HAVE this day filed my accounts and
/ vouchers, IN a partial settlement OF the
Of James Kfmbrough, deceased, with
the Clerk Of the County Court OF shelby
Court. that the same be allowed and con-
nrmed, when and where any person inter-
ested In the saIae may attend ana enter toelr
objections, II any they nave
HENRY T. JONES, Admir-
of Estate of ames Kimbrough.
January 20, 1879. JAZZ
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NOTICE.

District Court OF the United States, for the
District OF West Tennessee.-In the matter
OF q. VI. Trotter, Bankrupt.
To the creditors OF the above named Bank
rupt: Take notice, that "A meeting OF the cred
ftors of the said Bankrupt viii be held al the
Office OF T.. j. Latham, Esq, Register In the
CITY of Memphis, IN aid District, on the 18th
day of February, 1870, at 10 o'clock am.
r5a2I WM. MCGEE, Assignee.
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tuesday, the 18Th day Of February, 1870,

Between the hours OF 10 o'clock a m. and II
o'clock M IN front of the Law Court room,
IN the GreenlaW opera building, in Memphis,
tennessee, sell at public auction, TO the high
est bidder for cash, The One-half interest in
and TO the steamer Hrsper, the same being
conveyed in the deed aforesaid Title believed
TO be good, but I convey only as Trustee
feb4 H e. WARINNEk. Trustee.
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NONRESIDENT Notice.

No. P3s. n. Rim the Chancery Court of Mem
pbts, Tsnnsssee,-Benjamin f. Ball VS.. Cog
gin. Trader & Holt ct II.
1T appearing from affidavit in this cause
i that the defendants, 3. W. L. Holt, James
VI. Goggin and Euclid Borland are ~mon-resi-
OF the State of Tennessee:
1t is therefore ordered. Tina they maketheir
appearance herein, at the Courthouse in the
city OF Memphis, Tenn, on or before the first
Monday In March, 1870, and plead, answer or
demurt to Compartments Bill, or the anne viii
be taken for confessed as TO them, and set for
hearing exparte; and that q cop Of this or
der be published once q week, f9r four sue
cessive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
A ~Copy-Attest.
AUGUSTON ASTON, Clerk and Master.
By r. J. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Estes Il Ia kson. Soils. for complainant ia20
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Administrative Notice.

A Ii persons having claims against the es-
"A tate OF P. 81. Heinrich VIII present them,
9nIv authenticated to me or my Attorneys,
Westcott 4 StahI. All persons indebted VIII
make Immediate settlement with me or my
said Attorneys. No H9Seeond street.
ERNESTINE HEINRICH, ADMIR-.
January q, 1871, Jazz
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Administration Notice.

T ETTERS of administration upon the es-
been granted 10 me, ali persons having
claims against said estate are notified that
they must present Their claims, within the
time prescribed by law, or they Will be for
ever barred; all persons indebted TO said es-
tate must make Immediate settlement.
ia20 THEO. w. HOIST, Admir-.
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INSANE AsYLUM.

CT. vINCENFs INSTITUTION FOR THE
y INSANE, st. Louis, Mo. This Institution
was bounded by the Sisters OF Charity, An-
gust 10, 1888. 1t is private and nrst-ciass IN
its arrangements and accommodations, IN
sane patients OF both sexes ana OF ~ oes
nominations are received, also those addicted
70 taking opium or other stlmulants 70 ex-
cess and desire to correct. For terms, etc.
apply 10 DR.. J. X. BAUDU1 OF the SISTER
SUPERIOR. auSs