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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-17
Regular Republican Candidate.
FOR MAYOR,
MATTHEW G. EMERY.
InF nARErr.norsE mn.

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The House OF representatives yesterday,
after struggle, agreed to the conference re-
port on the market-house blu and u now
only requires the signature OF the President TO
become law. We congratulate the people
OF washington on the passage Of this bill and
the prospect Of soon having an elegant and
substantial building on the ground now occu-
pied by the dllapldated sheds on Pennsylvania
avenue, between Seventh and Ninth streets
Tho history Of this bin Ia somewhat remark
able, as the most desperate efforts were made
TO stop its progress at every step. Mayor
Bowen was the head and front Of the opposi-
ton, and the extent Of his power and inhu-
ence In Congress l. demonstrated by the dc
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-17

The Bowen mcu are making large boasts Of
their willingness TO bet on the election Of their
fayorite. We offer you a chance gentlemen.
A gentleman has deposited 600 In corpora
ton bonds In this ofioe, which he win wager
against s20o In grcenbacka that Mr.. Bowen
viii not be reelected Mayor Of Washington.
Come on. AA.a.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-17

Mn. BOwBS's LETTER or AcoRPTANcE.-
When are we to have Mr., Bowen's letter
accepting the nomination for Mayor OF Wash
ingtonl Cook promised II to US long ago,
hut some how or other 1t is not forthcoming.
We are very anxious toknow what Mr.. Bowen
has 10 say, and 80 arc the public.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-17

The New York TriJ''ae, the loading Repub-
lican journal OF New York, and the Boston
Journal tbs leading Republican jOunal Of
New England, both estimate Mr.. Emerys ma
jority al 1900.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-17

HAmER's BAZAAR for May 18th has been re-
coiyed from Parker Seventh street; shilling
ton, Four-and-a-half street and Pennsylvania
avenue, and Philip 4 solomons, Metropolitan
Dookstore, 5000.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-17

TUE rAPERs very generally agree that Dis
raell's last novel, T" Lothian" falls far behind
many Of his earlier productions. .
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-17
For Sale or Rent.

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L,oR sAI.F .fARM or no ACRES, HI0HLY IN.
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Gsss Ssaa Us AG A near ana stsiSn % ne sa D
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II II Tc1fsS easy. JOHN NoRflis,
myletn No. f6g Louisiana avenue.
FQH .n1H T.qNn IHnHgstQRY BRICK
- y. XXI 4 n: .l..;I1s
Ids ssss 4 w. s'sak street. Sssi mi; Il
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sacrifice. - 80 maylfNI
JSoR sALk1H IoNoB6IT. III -FKRFKCf
mys 6osSss fsu,h ssd ) ~ "a snssr osaAiJ
HoHss FqR $500 NJ AT LONG, Es
rOons pre-. hsiek frget VII e.s bath water
a.. 81 % Sass % ss Soo sS r 81 s
H'S %,Ifs s0u''p'sn'''' ''' tssslS an ~
cE FESSI ;I sk ,,d.s kSp SoSys
msps No. 90t p street. pos!hseaA Tbs me,ropelll.n
me- Si Sis SEQ u PSo SsSs ssasi Sss
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h5lA7, Room a golambl,a CelleTe Law 1r.ldlaaEi
DAN, Ss'"O'n the h0HT' Of Il and p m and %JIs 20
IIITRNIsIIFD ROOMs -FRONTTN0 THV Avn.
EoNhk, uiih Of Without Hoard, =, the osiedSala
loase oqrss[ Il IhlIssHlh s,ss and tsnpp,l,ssa''
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II fToea fsnhyI'.nis SvsaaS. ioi Ell cost 81 "a
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PriOs, III App6 Al NJ. a1b y strSss, II.issdJ
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-17

The FREEDMES's BUREAU investigation has
been adjourned until Monday. Thus far no
witnesses hayeboen summoned for the defence,
which accounts for the apparent one-sided
character Of the dispatches On the subject,
The witnesses for the prosecution will probably
occupy the whole Of next week, and none will
be examined for the defence until these are
. Ill heard.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-17

The prohibitory liquor lawreported to the
Senate last week by Senator Hamlin Il In
eleven very stringent sections, and forbids the
sale or gift of Intoxicating liquors In any form
except by drugglsts and then only for medi-
cinal, chemical and mechanical purposes.
Violation Is 10 be punished by fine and I'M
prisonment, Habitual drunkards are TO he
treated rs Migrants or insane persons. Keepers
Of tippling houses are TO be severely punished
by fine or imprisonment. The wife or chill
dren OF any person made intoxicated shall
have cause Of action for damages against the
one who furnishes the liquor The fines and
costs under the act to be a lien on both the
real and personal estate of persons convicted.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-17
NRPHANs' COURT.

Diiirtai II chlHp,hid, WaaAiaqioH eeHHiy, % vi;
In tha casa o. WilLIAM vAN MARTIN, AdministrA-
Tor q htaey Grant deeeAped tho sdmniarAtor aiore
81 Msahngton ooanly AloroaAld, Appolnted hATph
DAY. ne ssih dsy ~ NAY A. - lso, iSF shs ~
aid deeeAied aud ~. ssYgis y h.1d = a. = w
aud Nerp All tho efedilors and heirs Of eAid deeeAsed
no notified 10 attend VIII tlelr claims llRpetly
VQnahod, or they ~ law 10 trotn
al henqht In said doodaseda estate provided copy 81
this ogdor ~ pahAhed once week Tor three weeks In
Test, A. WEBSTER,
myl0iTu3W hnaintor q Wills,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-17
0RPnANs' COURT.


Dishtei u oblus,bia, Waahf,tgfsa ob.itv, 10 riti
In the oaeo Of WILLIAM VAN MAnrEn, administrator
Of lgnAn Rgynalda, doceasad the Afore
WalhlnEton County Aforesaid, appointed SATURDAY,
and Of the Aseta IN band a. far ne same have beea
oolloctod nnd turned into money when and where all
tho oroditora and heirs of aid decoanad notified 10
attend, With theit claims Roperr soaehed tey mal
daeeasods oslate pfoyidod coy o. this order be
RnssAsd gPs si,, week io5 ,stse ses y z. DAILY
myioraow 4s'ft Hfe RsEhs tr Of VIM,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-17
[N;LIlaIIi5

.w1smSoroS. D. c.. January Is $50
PRoF T A. CooKi =.
Dsar Ssr; NJ AmIJ vere using yOar BALM OF
LIFE for toilet purposes. when aas again attacked
With APsnOdea Anietion q ytrulea. darrh@A. Having
been Informed that your Balm bad proved bensheiAl
IN suiiinr disaases, when taken into the stomach,
took large swallows Of u II operated like magic;
70 my surprise the gripping. distressing palm IN
few minutea relieved and the evAeuAtons eeased
urely until nature AStod In it, normal healthy WAy.
make this statement with the hope OF ehcoaraEinE
the o. yonI valuable discovery for tho nelsi q
those suffering from internal A. veil 4 ettesnal dlaor
dora GEORGk SAVAGE,
Dealer IN HArdware and Hoassfpraishlna kTtioles
mytTtd No 723 seventh utroel Warrington
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-17

Dlsirisi n oeiHs.bia, FaiAisgioa seplsiy b "a:
In thg oaaa Of Wtil54M NAN mAAfilJ, adninlkira-
toe Of Edward Bartlott DECEASED the kdmlniairator
aioreaaid hAa, With the Apprbatoa u the Orphan
gqlIt q MashnHton aonutf efofesad, appointed DAT.
UHphf, the tili day Of Nay A. ID. i5i0 for he anal
lotllaent aud distribution Of the personal estate Of
aid deooaaed, and Of the aasota In hand far ~ the
sane afa been eoegted ana turned into mOnegi when
And uhelq al ne olodors md heirs Of sad decOasod
are pouhod 70 attend With helr olAlrls nrqpsfl
youohodi or they may Otherwise BY law DO 6rtlndod
irom Al Reneht y aid deeaAaodp ostate provided
copy u this order b published once week for three
nAid daf Test; A. WFHSTFf(
myi9ruSW ..t. nsSlSlsr of Villa
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-17

Dlsfriei af p5lalobia Waatiagf0s C0Hatp, % ,stii
M the caso Of WILLIAM Wan AARTEit administration
q Samuel Ounnlngham, deceased. the Adnllnlstrator
Aforesaid has, with the Appreciation Of the OrphAn
Court Of MAahineton county aforuadld appointed SAT
URDAY, May &th, A, D. lao Tor tho final settlomelt
and q tae asses IN hand a iaI q the same have been
the creditor and heirs Of aad deceased noied u
attend with their claims properly vouehed or they maj
otherEise by law DO excluded from l benoft IN aaid
deeea4ods eatAtoi provided cop( o. this order DO
published once week for Tires voelu In the NATIONAL
myl0lTn3N Register Of Villa
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-17

fTNITRD STATES PATENT OFFICE,
" MAaHfNoToN, ID. O., April -, $50.
On the potition Of A1.vA y. TAYLOR Of Newark, N,
hun on The 2pth q july. nd for An improvement In
Mac hinarY for forming Hat Bodies;
ID a ordered that he tesmony IN the case be closed
on the 18th day Of June neHt that tho time for hnG
q july merit and that said petition be hoard on lsh
SAMUEL ~ FISHER
my1l Tu1W Commissioner o. pntonta,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-17

nRPnANs, oouRr.


Disfrfof u Coiaalbia, WaaAiaghsH CtluHig, 10 nif
In the case Of WtLIIAM VAN MAnrEn, adminiatrator
o. Joseph Riley deceased, the administrator aloro-
aid haa with the Appreciation Of Orphans Cour Of
Maahlngton County aforeaaid, Appointed SATURDAY,
May, 18th, A. ID, ls70, ior the final settlement and
distribution Of the personal estate Of said deceased,
and d tho In hand far The same have been
collected and turned Into monay when und vhere all
ths erpdiors and heirs Of aid deceased notified 10
atsnd with their claims property vouched. they may
othorvao b. Law BE- encluded from Al benefit IN aid
dneeasoda estate D.otldod a c1py Of this Orier BE-
pahl5hsd oaee ssss ior three weeks n the DAILY
Tust A. MkBSTRh
ayioru1u Register OF Wiln.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-17
COURT


Dlsfriei u Calas,bia, WaaAi,gisa o,aafg, o rifi
In Tho case 81 WiIIiAN vAN MAATin, Adminlatrar
Tor Of lehn J. BenFeT. dseesssd he aanlnislIGlog
Court % MashlnRton county Aforesaid, appointed
sATURpAY, Nay . a y Nv, los tes ahal ,sllls,
eee1ssd and q he asHsts N hand a far a ths same
where sthe creditors and heirs Of hAid DECEASED arc
n0hed 10 attend, with their claims properly vouchod
or thay INDY otherwise b. Law be eKoladed frum all
bonohtin said deeoaaods estate provided copy Of
thia order b. ppbllshed week Tor three weeks In
Test; A. WEBSTER,
mylOlTusw RaEisteF o. wills,
EEI 5Sf EEsSE 4S S2YHS II B BRE 8SsFE
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-17
Oornelluos Burleu,
Joshua whitney
No, .aaa, Equity Docket 10,


their soleitof II ordered that the defendant John
l. pfau cause his appearance 70 b. entoIod herein on
this day olhsFs the eaas VII DO proceeded with a
ID order q he Court, Trds COW Test, rr
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-31
CHARCERY SALE
on TOEsDAY, fEBRuARY 8, IazO.

Harrison Troy, Admir-, ete.0
sarah a WiIi aIa ct al. 0t ~ SsmSp his.
DY virtue or in~terlocutory decree in this
ID cause, ] will sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder. in the town of GOllierville,
Shelby unit Tennessee, on TUESDAY, the
SIN Jag o. February, 1870, the following des-
cribeb Real Estate. d Wit:
Lying and being in Inc cOgnty q Shelby,
ana state al Tennessee, being The east nau OF
a tract of Land, conveyed Gy Joseph Soape TO
by deed dated nth day OF December, 1850, and
recorded in the Registers ONCE of shelby
Cuntg Eook 9, page 1t, which said tract con
tanned ~ acres, ana the east half o. said
tract was allotted to said Thomas \. VIII
uams. ~"d contains ~ acres il9re OF less,
and IS bounded as .C- DesHIInna5" d d
stake at the northeast corner o. sa.~
running thence s~Outhwardly "a poles,
more or less 10 a stake al the southeast cor
neT of said tract; THENCE EeSt Us poles 70 the
southeast corner of the vest half OF said
original tract; thence north with the east
10 links TO a stake; thence east rs poles To the
beginning.
Also. the west half Of said 267 acre tract,
beginning at the southwest corner Of said
original tract of land. at a stake with white
oak and red-oak pointers at the southeast
corner of Taliey's line; thence north with
Talley's line and Others, % poles 10 4 stake;
thence east IS poles; thence south through
the middle of the whole tract % poles and
10 links TO q stake; hence west 90 poles -
the beginning, being Immediately west y
and adjoining the first described tract
Before the day Of sale these two tracts VIII
be sGb-dIEided and lad OF into lots, and
sold accordingly.
Terms of Sale-One-third CASH, balance
on a credit Of one and two years, notes with
security taken bearing interest, and lien re-
tanned till payment of the purchase money.
A. ASTON,
ial5 Clerk and Master.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-31
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A Body and Hind piSease.---Such is dys-
pepSia. The stomach and the brain are too
intimately allied for the one to Ter without
the other, so that dyspepsia ana ~despond-
ency are inseparable. II may be added, too,
that irritation OF the stomach is almost in
yariably accompanied by irritation OF the
temper.
Tie invigorating and t|ranquilizing opera
ton Of H0steiter's Bitters is most powerfully
developed IN eases or indigestion. The first
effect OF this agreeable tonic is comforting
and encouraging. A mild glow peryades the
system, ;Ee chronic u-neasiness in the region
Of the stomach is IeSssned. and the nervous
restlessness which characteriEes the disease
isabated. This Improvement is ottransienl.
It is not succeeded by the return of the old
symptoms with superadded force, as is al
ways the case when unmedieated stmulautE
are given for the complaint. Each dose seems
10 Impart a permanent accession Of health
ful IMMIGRATION. But this is not al. The
aperIeuI and ~snti-hnioUs properties of the
preparation are scarcely secoa5a-- in i'm
portanca 70 its tonic virtues. II there T. an
overflow OF bile tnasecretiOu is soon brought
within proper limits, ANA II the hiieary or
gan Is inert ana torpid 10 Is toned and rega=
lated. The effect upon the discharRiug or
-auS is equally saiutary, and Ia cases OF con-
SrgpaiiG- the cathartic action Is just Suffi-
citnt to produce cEs desired result gradually
ana Withuut pain. me BatterS also promote
healthy eea40ratiOn FROM the sUTIace which
is particularly desirable ri this season EhCa
sudden spells OF raw, uhftssSant weather
are apt 20 check the natural preparation and
produce congestion OF the liver, coughs and
colds. THE BEST "SAFEsUABD AGAINST ALL
DISEASES Is BODILY yIGOR, and this tie great
Vegetable Restorative essentially promotes.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-31
UNITED STATES SECURITIES.
81 OK TksT

- A..
Is or ISL.
Dated 1861. and redeemable in twenty year;
Trom January LIST ard July Ist OF thai year
Interest per cent in sold, payable semi
annually, January LIST, AID s!Iy Isl. ihest
onds were issued in three series
Under Act Feb. s, 1861 dated vari-
q Act July Z ana Aug. 5. 1851
Under Act July Il and Aug. 5. 1851,
IN exchange Tor 7-51s, lEOY. 10,
U,,der Aei March 3, 1913, and prlnei-
pa made especially payable IN
gold coin, dated June Is, ls5H--. 100000
SIS or 1852.
Conn only termed Oz5 5-25s. Dated EIsy ],
ss52 redeallable AFTER nve years, and payable
in FuaDrv EstEs from date. Interest q per
cent, In gola' payable LIST May and November.
Issued under Act OF Feb ., lS62---s54Ul,5OO
SOS OF 1854.
Dated Nov. !. ISIS. Reasonable after five
ana payable IN twenty years iAttLSsLo -!
cent. ia gold payable Isl Nay alN sfO"eMoe
ISSUED under Act March 8. 1864, gprin-
cIpaI specified as payable in gold @sS
Issued uuCeT Act June 80, lso4-.....-, 2ro4r3N
5-2ys OBJ 1865.
Dated Nov. J. Isl. Redeemsble after five
cent. in goldi payable Isl May and NoVem-
beT.
issued under Act OF March g, Is55-Sis7, ~ 80
sos or 1855.
Dated July ], 1865. Interest O per cent. in
cold. PAYABLE January and July. They are
redeemable ID i've and payable in twenty
years.
Issued under Act Of March 8, 1865. in
exchange fGT 1-8lS converted, and
amount August J. Es. tO.------~S52,s&,95O
5-30s or 1857.
dated Julv lst. Is5. Interest 6 per cent. in
gsEd. uava6-e JanuaTy and July. They are
reLe-llable an 8 ami payable in ~ yesrA.
Issued under Act Of March ad, 1855,
IN eNcnElZe for .~-sJcouNcEicu, ana
amount AoECs- lst, ls,, o-----~-s5a-,8S,s5O
SIS 30 l,j7.
dated July lst, I07. Reasonable in 8 and
DavabIe ia ~ years. Interest o Fer cent. IN
Roid, payable j.! January and July.
Issued under ~ ii9rch Sd, 1868, in
exchange for 80 uJtss' and am mt
August lst, l-jo, ,o4b, .
5-2Js OF ls15.
dated Juiy isl, 1865. Redeemable 10 S years
and payubIe il - years. Interest Z per cent
IN gold, payable January ana jury Isl
Issued uuder Act March Sd, 1865, in
exchange for 80 notes end am mt
August LIST, ISIS, o--..-------s.s4...--e asruuiUv
ly-sOs.
Dated March Ist. IsjL Redesmable IN LaDd
pavable in 90 years. Interest > per cent. IN
soid. pavable lSt OF March and September on
m registered bonds. and on all c9upOn bonds
ri ~ denomination OF sou and $1,000. On
~ - end slUU bonds interest Is paid annU-
ally. AaHch lst.
81 100
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-31
LEGAL NOTICES.
ChanCery SaIs on Friday, February
Is, 1870,

No. S~l9-Chancery Court Of Memphis.-Har-
riet ]. Register, Adm'x, vs.. ). 5. RoysteI
ct ais.
d. virtue of an interIocutory decree in this
ID cause l viii sell, at public auction, 10 the
highest bidder, at the auctiOnhOuse OF Rows
ter, TreZevant q Co., No. $40 Main 5tsses,
., 1870, within .sEat nours, the undivided
Upe-half interest of ]. W. Register, deceased.
in and 10 the following real estate, to-wit:
Lying and being in the county Of Eneiby
and state Of Tennessee, ca 5siand No. 10. in
the Mississippi aver, ~desiBnSted as Lot No,
}, on TIE Pisa ~ Survey By Robinson & Moon,
engineers: beginning az q stake IN a road,
the northeast corner OF I. r. Halls 654-acre
entry whence south g. west chain and 10
links stands a hOney-lOcust marked b;
thence east g. chains and sinks TO tEe bank
of a chute; thence south and ~WestWsrdly
with of said cnuJeS chains, s chains
and II links, : chains and 81 links, 10 chains
and IA chains to stake ON the bank OF the
chute; thence west 80 chains and 90 links to a
stake and pointers; thence north q chains TO
the beginning, containing 25 H-lU0 acre.
Also, lot No. !, on said plan 81 survey, be-
ing on Island No. 30: Beginning at a stake IN
the northwest cOruer OF the 64G-aore entry
thsu5s easpE cuainsi thence north AZ chains
thence west 90 chains; theuce south q chains:
thence east chains; thence south II chains
10 the beginning. containing - T0-i1 acres.
Also Lot No 5, being "a Island No. %: Be
lAnln &c n cottonwood on the bank of the
river, west side OF tine Island, marked A, on
Fenuel : south boundary line; thence east -
Guains 20 a stake and elm marked B.: thence
north 81 chains and 7Jhuks toan elm marked
C.; thence east T. chains aud 80 links 20 an
ash marked ID. on MltchCiIs west boundary
ine; thence south with his line 81 chains
and SO liukst 20 aH ash marked +. in Mc6av-
OcGs North line; thence west with his line
lUf chains 10 "a cottonwood marked +. on the
bank of the river; thence north 10 west 7
chfiEs; thence north s west 10 chains and 40
links to the beginning, containing i5S acres.
Terms OF SALE.-One-thtrd cash, balance
on q credit OF SIX and twelve months, notes
with security taken, and q leln retained til
payment of the purchase money.
a. ASTON. c. and NJ.
Logwood, Micou & FoWIkes, Solicitors tor
GompialnEuts. laZ
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-31

81 use heretofore seems to have been a
dead letter. But sc many complaints
have been made of the exactiOns Of bank
officers that the department has deter
| mined to take prompt action against sew
eraI banks in New York city. The mat
ter has been referred to the Attorney
General. who viii institute proceedings.
II is alleged that the national! banks IN
many instances charge twelve per cent,
and IN some cases as high as fifteen and
even twenty-five pcr cent. discount on
notes and other evidences of indebted
ness. Certainly banks are made for the
convenience and accommodation of the
public. and not TO allow their stOckhOld-
ers TO despoil the unfOrtUnates who are
compelled 10 borrow money. The ma
tional banks have been created, as it
we're. a privileged class, and receive a
bounty Of Owe twenty millions a year
from the treasury. That is bad enough.
Bot it seems that they are not satisfied,
and their voraciOus NAV still demands
more food to satiate its q~uenchless cray-
ing. By all means let us have energetic
action on the part of the authorities to
curb the mOneyed aristocracy, n at
least keep them within j bounds Of
lsw-bad as that may be.
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Chancsry Sale on Monday, February
20, 1870.

No. Recommendations Peacock vs.. Sal
lie N. Thomas ct al.
n Y virtue of an uteriocutory decree IN TINS
ID cause, I will sell. a. public auction. to the
highest bidder, in front Of the Clerk and
Masters office, in the city OF Memphis, on
Monday, February y, lo1O, within legal hours,
the following real estate, to-witf
Lying and being in the county OF shelby
and state OF Tennessee, near the city of Mem
phis. being part OF a l5-acre tract, formerly
belonging 10 the heirs of Craven Peyton. de-
ceased. and known upon the plan OF subdt-
vision of said Is acres, made by F. MeDaNitt,
James Il. Leath and James Z. Cook, commits
sioners, (which said plan is recorded IN the
Registers Ofice IN Book 40, pages G5 10 asl
inclusivel, as Lots Nos. A a 40, and bounded
as follows: Beginning at the northeast cor
ner Of Lot a. at q point where PeytOn avenue
intersects Ganarans street; thence vest
wardly with the south side OF Safiarsns
I street l5 feet 10 an alley IL feet wide; thence
I soufhwardly 100 feet to the southwest corner
[ of Lot No. S: thence eastwardly on y line
parallel with Sanarans street 10 the west
J Side OF PeytOn emu thence uorthWardly
| with the west side of PeytOn avenue 100 feet
10 the beginning, including both said lots
/ each Of which havea front OF 80 feet on Pey-
ton avenue. and runs back W~eStWardly be-
tween parallel lines Us feet to a l6-feet alley
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third cash. balance
| on a credit OF six end twelve months, notes
with Security bearing interest taken, and lein
retained till payment Of thephrchase money,
A. ALSr0N, G and NJ
Logwood, Micou & Fowlkes, solicitors iI
Complainant. ian
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-31


expression from persons reaI-- IA;
vertisemeH.S Of Patent Medicines, and
in nine cases Cat OF ten they may
be right. Il is over y years since !
introduced DR.. Tobias Venetian Liniment to
The public. l had no money 10 advertise it.
so Ileft it Tor sale with a few druggists and
~stOrekeePers throush a small section OF the
country, many taking il with great relucJ-
ance; bat 1 tod them TO let any one have t.,
and II IL did not do al / stated on my pam
pblet, no one need pay for IL. In some stores
two or three bottles were taken on trial by
persons present. / was, by many, thought
crazy, and that would be the last they would
see OF me. But 1 knew my medicine was no
humbug. In about Two months l began 10
receive orders for more Ltuiment. some call
ing IL my valuable Liniment, who had re-
fused TO sign "A receipt when j LETT 1t at their
store. Now my sales are millions of bottles
yearly, and all for cash. 1 warrant il supe-
riOr to any other medicine for the cure Of
Group, Diarrhoes, DyScntery, Collie, Nomit-
ing. SpaSms. and Sea-s1ckness, as AN internal
remedy. II is perfectly innocent 20 take in
ternally-See oath accompanying each bot
tle-and externally FOR Chronic Rheumatism,
Headache, Mumps, Frosted Feet, Bruises,
Sprains, Old Sores, S~wellings, Sore Threats,
etc, etc
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