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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-29

William McMullen, Of 62l East Thirteenth street,
got somewhat exhilarated Sunday afternoon on bad
GIN. lie came home about seven O'Clock, and
found his wife Mary asleep on the sofa. He danced
around the room for some time. and then COM
menced TO amuse himself by cutting the throat OF
his ''cdrd spOsG" with blunt Jacknfe. His hand
not being very steady he only succeeded In gashng
her chm. Mrs. McMullen appeared before Judge
scott, at Essex Market. yesterday morning, and
preferred a complaint OF ielOn Gus assault and
he'd TO answer.
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William McMnllen, OF on East ThIrteenth


Average temperature for corresponding date
last year. 74I
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-29

THE SEA ISLAND COTTON CRoP.-Picging on the
sea islands usually begins about the LIST OF Septem.
Der. The stands this season were rema rk ably good
and the cotton matuTed SO early that a planter who
has the experience OF three score years as guide
september, more cotton than his plantation yielded
for the whole OF last year. The gales which swept
over the Islands played havoc with The heavily
laden plants But, In spite OF this, the planter OF
whom we speak viii PICK by the end OF this month
n quantity OF cotton equal to two thirds OF his entire
crop for 1870, having three picking months left in
which 10 make up ms deficiency. There Is no doubt
tnen that in spite Of the late disasters, the long
cotton crop OF 1871 will be larger than that Of
1870 --Charieston Is ca Nesos. August 70
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-10
Passengers.

Per steamship South Carolina, for New YORK
Mr and Mrs KlemA, T Hines Mrs Randall, Master
Schlepegrell, W Ganly Mrs and Miss Henry, Mrs
wagner, Miss Randall, Mr. and Mrs Miles, Mr. anu
Mrs Stollers, F Haw ey, Craig, A Mcin.yre, Eyre
Mr. and Mrs ] S Gibbs, Jr, Capt Starkey Saer-
wood Haefeii, Mrs A Mcbride, c Alien, a NAT
GUS Goldstone, Vandewater, matson, d
Magic. E Bolles ] Boykin. Murphy, MISS Oqnn
Miss Tweedv, Doogan, Mrs J Gordan, MISS NJ
Gordan, Miss NJ NJ Gordan, Mr. and Mrs COT
dan, Mrs Carpenter, Heaiy, Mrs and MIS- Ahrans
and family. and others In steerage
Per steamship Sea Gnll. tor BaltlmoreIMIs
" Delano, Mrs Whites, Mr BarnWel!, ana : III lne
stesrage. v..,
Per Steamship James Adger, from New iork| =
W Chancey. ] 7 Harrison. wife and daugnler, y
A Foster W Britain, A Saleedo; Geo IhnmP, Don p
son. Miss Smith, NJ Emanuel, BeaIte. aiSs ~, I, d
ZaretsEi, Mrs Sem, S Candy, CatIee, " y ID =
wilkins, E Pugh, Miss O'Mara, Waioo ana D
Per steamer Pilot Boy, from Beaufort PACING
Landing and Chisolm's Landing, Sc-Mrs u
Vincenf Jr. child and servant, Mrs. Hogan MrS
Vardell " Wilson, + S Sans G H0lmes. MAJOR J
ienEins. II PersOn, Whaley, Seabrook, J
p Rayepel, Miss A SeabrOos, E R2venel, anu lo
on deck. IL, ,,
Per steamer City Point, from Palatka. via Jack
sonvine, Fernandina and Savannah.G bra{ ton.
C " Boone, A Nivan, J B Dihble, G w W'Dloole,
Madison, E Boles, ] b Mckeggie. Miss johnston,
G a Richmond, Mrs Ruggles, Miss Richmond;
Miss NJ E Richmond Miss " Richmond. Mis- n r
Gardner, Miss Parsons, Miss Lille Parsons,
Michaeis, Nichols.
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TSYCURSION To ST. AUGUSTINE AND
- THE ST. JOHNS RIVER, FLORIDA.

The splendid and fast Steamer - ,,qlEES
DICTATOR. Captain L. NJ CoXele:. 49,
Will leave Charleston, TUESDAY, May lotn az iai-
past,S P. NJ, on IN Excursion TO Florida, arriving
ut Savannah carly on WEDNESDAY, auu remain
ing there uniil afternoon, ai1ordlng ample lime 10
visit Buenaventura and other points Of interest.
Leaving at O'Clock p. H., will arrive at ST. Au-
gusiinc THURSDAY MORNING, where most agree.
able day may be spent inspecting the ancient
Spanish Fortress, rhe Cathedral, and other relics
oil the first settlement On tile Continent, In sailing
on the Bay or visiting the Orange Groves Of the
reghborhood. Leaving st. Augustine, on FRIDAY
MORNING, the Dictator VIII pass up the ST. John 5
to Palalka, by daylight, stopping at all points Gl
interest, thus anOrLinS rare opportunity ol see.
ing, 10 the best advantage, the most beautiful OF
Southern Rivers.
Returning will leave Jacksonville SATURDAY,
FernanuIna the same afternoon, arriving ut Sd.
vannah SUNDAY MORNING, and Charleston Sun
DAY EVENING.
Fare for round trip, SIS.
Nj extra charge for Meals or S!aterooms.
mayl-l4 RAfENEL CO., Agents.
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E,RENCa PATENT MEDICINES.

Prepared hy .;rmaul; d Co., Pa:s:
SYRUP OF uYPuPuQSPuATl: Gis ,-I-di;. Il So:
erign remedy il phthisis-:el:efes, Coughs.
Nighssweats. &c.
GuaraIa, tIr hea,.acke, neuralgia, &c.
Pepsine, for Indigestion. loss ut arpente, &C.
Iodized Syrup Gf Eo:seras;iSn, inra!Iah:e &c!
persons unab!e 20 take CutiliveT 0l-especiali!
recommended IL cELanecus alTec.:0ns, aud as :
most powerful depuratire.
Digestive LUzerGcs OF the .>.ka.:ne LSc:aths. =
pleasant and eiie:Jive remedy for tg,u:t:ola &c
rangement OF tic digestive organs.
Troches Of Hersne and Paucrest!ne.
ALSO,
PURGATiF LIE EuY. Pharmac!e Ec.t:E.
VCMlTlF LIE ROY, Piiasmacie Gci;.a.
Dragees lie SaDtonlve.
Dragees de Morphine
Lancelot's Asthma Cigarettes.
For sale by Dr. r. EA.,E
may30 10. l3l Iec;tpr strt-.
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RlCg,-This grain was held firmly, with ous III
tie en- the market. Sales about 80 rerces OF cleaH
Carolina, OF which 20 tierces were Inferior fice
at 7Zc, and fair at SIC . ID. Wequote com
mon to futr a. s@S1Sc; good SS@s%e p ts.
NAVAL SToREs.-There was some inquiry ioi
common rosins, but no sales we're reported.
eRsIaHrs. TO Liverpool, by steam oifect'
nominal on uplands via New YORK, hd
on up!ands Id on sea islands; by sai!'
hd on upla,las, %d on sea islands. TO
aayre nominal. Ooastwiae-to New YORK
py steam, &c on uplands and nc on ssa
Islands; ST Is p tierce on rice; By SAIL &c Is OF
cotton;-T tierce on rice: 4oc p barrel on ros.n
s7@s 81 on lumber; s0@1O p N on timber. Ii
Boston, by sail. Hc = ID on upland cotsoh'
To Providence, by sail s. p NJ on boards, &c
p rt on cotton; by steam 81 = bale ON New
York rates. To Philadelphia, by steam, he = 10
ON uplaads; by sail. 81 p on boards; 50 on
timber; SIS = ton on clay, aad s39S So On pnos'
pilates. To Baltimore, by steam, &c , h os
Bail, Sc SCOT 2 on boards; $sSS Is tor 0',
phosphate rock. Vessels are in demand BY
F.. our merchants to take lumber freghts from
Georgetown, S. c., Darie2 and satilia River CD
and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern rorTs, anu slO
@.ea are the rates on lumber and ooards.
misunderstanding 60 day bills 2lA@2l2s.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. The banks purchase
slphv checks OF ;f OIL to par, and sell at K pre-.
MUM.
GoLD-ioH911K.
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New York Rice Market.

From the Daily Bulletin. of Monday, May s I:
The market retains firm, uniform tone on ali
grades, and The demand Is fair. Domestic is par.
ticnlariy well held, but the high cost now Keeps
the movement within The compass OF the wants
OF fancy erncels, mostly 10 The large cfles. Sars
OF 80 tcs Ca DINA at saae1lc' Foreign mas oeen
In better demand at former rates. Sales OF iOo
bags Patna at 75sa7Ac, 500 bags Rangoon at "a
TIC, currency, duty paid, aud 1OO0 bags KAN
goon at 3Gc, gold, m bond.
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Wilmington MARKET.

WILMINGTON, May s.-SPIRlTs TURpKSTlSE--
Sales OF so casks at .l4c per gallon for Southern
packages.
81 IS for No. q 81 25a3 for No. /. S4a5 Tor pale and
Sc so Tor window glass.
CRUDE ETuRPENTINE.-Sales Of 15o bbls at 81 25
for virgin, So O5 for yellow dip and So for hard.
TAR.-Sales OF IS bols at 81 65 per Dbl.
CoTToN.-Sales OF q pales as ,allows: at IL, 8
at l3, 10 at l3ti, and at lSAc pei is.
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K.cs.p,s oy isatsraad. May ..
so,-1 r.yat;,;, s.JjSt,u

So. bales cotton, SO bales goods, 50 pkgs bacon,
100 kegs beer. DC. To Railroad Agent Pelzer,
Rodgers l. co, Frost Adger, Geo Walter co,
A Mulngan. Sharp. Wiss J. co, VIM Bee
co, W Smith l. co. Sloan d seignious. johns: On,
Crews & CO, j Acgcr d co, G A Irenholm q son,
& CO, Ravenel, Holmes CO. l. Deiiz.
SAVANNAH ANr CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
125 bbls naval stores. 165 SACKS guano, mdse, DC.
TO L McLain B Eedmann & co Capt A n Lowry,
SMITH. + D Kracke, 3 simmons, Garden
Parker, o B S p. Ice.
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EaRES GREATLY REDUCED.

Stean1ers of1he abuSesIine leave Pief FMR
freet. NV Yor5 a. r O'clock noons Fof Lie 3Ssl
:ud S3ih OF every mVn;l except when thes'
,a,es ,all Gu Sunday, :Ean The Saturday precsd
:i:g.
ali departures connect at Panama with steam
ers for South Pacific anu Central American Dorts
Departure OF 18th touches OF Kingston Jamaica
For Japan aud China, steamers leave San Fran
cisco first OF every month, except when 1t fails oI
Sunday, then on the day preceding.
No California steamers LolcD a. Havana, 6u
90 direct rrom New YORK TO Asnlcwali.
One hundred pounds baggage free 70 eacn adult
Medicine ard attendance Tree.
For Passage Tickets or other information app:
nj. the COMPANi;S TICKET 0FFiGE, on the
wllnrl foo. OF Cana: street North River, New
York. FIX. EaB1, Agent.
iuyi6-ivr
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New York Naval Stores Market.

From the Daily Eu,etn May s: Receipts today
2S bbls roSins. The market for spirits is unset
tled 25 bblS. New York sold at 6Oc; 81 is bid and
SEC asked for Southern. Kosirs are in fair de-
mGnd and firm AT 81 35a2 40 for Siralned; 40 bbls
pale sold al Sc O..
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New York Hay Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, May s.: Receipts 10 day
17Co bales. The demand u fair. hut prices are not
steady. Sales are l25 bales lur Hayapa, and so
bales for Key West at 81 10; also 100 bales lur
Wllming:o. a. 81 o.. keiail is quiet. >alsS al
s. 15al IS. Clyer is quiet. Straw is nrmcr: quoted
at 81 IS for long rye.
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Interior Cotton Markets

COLUMBUS, May 6.-Aarket dull, except for
better grades. which are scarce; middlings l3l
l3sc; sales 50 bales; receipts 80 bales.
SELMA, May There were sales yesterday.to
the amount OF 25 bales; iniddlng II; low mid.
dllngs l3;a; strict coed ordinary l2is; offerings
light.
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oOmmEReIAL NEWS.


NEW YoRk-Per steamship South Carollna1eSo
bales cotton, 81 bales yarn, 66 bales rope aug pa
ner l42 tierces rice l64 bbls naval stores 5o ooA
es bacon, 1908 obs po, ,atoes, $40 boxes vegetables
BALT1MoRB-Per steamship Sea Gull1soo ss;ns oatss
upa cotton, 265 tierces rice. 40 paes Staes SoS
bbls new potatoes, 81 crates beans, cncunoers'
suuashes anu tomatoes.
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SE"EGkLi Line To SAVANNAH.
TuGurCr BY DAYLIGHT.
-OE PAClFlC LANDING, BEAUFORT, HILTON
HEAD, SAVANNAH, BARREN AND
BRUNSWICK, Ca.

The favo-:te Steamer
E LIZA II - N G . x,
Cap;.!n i. IS. ErgEs,
will receive Freight a. AccCmrnoda. .
ion wharf for Gt.Ee F'iii',. every 5stt.iss1r--
TUESDAY, and leave every WEDNESDAY MORNING,
at O'Clock, arriving at savannah same evening,
aud leaving for Darien, &C., on the following
morning.
Returning, will leave Savannah for Charleston
every MONDAY MORNING. al O'Clock.
For Freight OF passage. Apply 10
SAEENEL HULuES u CO..
mayG No. =: E..s: bay.
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5hippfn9.

one Of the SPLENDID steamers METEOR. INDIA,
PACIFIC COBUEN. ATLANTIC, JAPAN, KEWEE
Nav, ARCTIC, CHINA and ST. PAUL. WIZ leave
Buffalo daily except Fridays and Saturdays M al
3P ~, Erie the next morning, Glevsland me
same night, and Detroit at 10 p A.: & daily, Tex
cept Sundays and Mondaysl for DULuTH ane III
termedlate LAKE SUPERIOR PORTS;
Connections are made at Duluth win s she la SaSe
and all poiprs In Minnesota, Northern Wisconsin WIS s
and Iowa. Also, with the Northern Pacific Rail
road for the Red River Country.
Will be issued by air principal Railroads 10 81
Paul Dy This ute, returning via all ran. W 9s
Rail Routes to ST. Paul and Duluth, returning via
Lake.
During the months Of June July and August
EXCURSION TRIPS will be made via tne Noltl
Shore OF Lake Superior. visiting the silver mfnes
Fort William, Grand Portage, &C.
For further information apply 10 r,,o1
General Passenger Agent, Bpha0, SiDs ~ T.
E. 7. EVANS. Manager A. D. and +. Line.
S. D. CALDWELL, General Manager U. S. Co.
mayS-mwl3mos
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LANDING.
EoR NORTH EDlsTo, EAyFoRT AN
PACIFIC LANDING.

me Steamer sz % Plh0I saSe dsD1re soY GSp5s9 WSa4
for the above points every MONDAY MORNING, al
O'Clock, and, returning, will leave Beaufort erery
TUESDAY, at o'ciocE 4. M., and Edisto at F. u.
uar2l J. d. AIKEN, Agent.
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.IST nE VESSELS
UP, CLEARED Aso SAILED FOR 7nis roR

Up, CLEARED AED SAILED FOR THis FORT.
PoE = ".
LIVERPOOL.
Br Snip Island Home, Mcclellan, up.......Aprl
Br bark flnco, Robson, sailed. April Is
WEsTHARTLEPo2L, ES6.
Br bark Ka' hleeE, Eester, up..............Nay .
CARDIFF
Norwegian bark Lngen:, Nielsen, sancd....Jan &c
HAVANA.
Brig Berry, Bradley, cleared. ..........Ap:il IS
ST. JAG) DE CuEA.
Span big Carmen, =, cleared. April r
JON & 5 = &c.
sasTcS.
schr Conservative, Sterling, cleared. ...April 81
Schr c Sheppard, Clark. cleared. .......April 25
Schr Lily. EusheS cleared. April %
Schr l. Wel!1, Wells, April 20
S:hr Ella Frances, Boiger, cleared.........Ma May 6
PHILADELPHIA.
Schr L Eussel, smith, clear" 1..........AprIr ci
Schr Ida Richardson, Redcli, April %
Schr a S Gassi Gaskill, up. April as
g.iTINuRF.
Brig Ellen Maria, HoNe, cleared pril 19
Schr II Pennel!. Mitchell. Cleared ........ May ]
Schr Fl S!ickney, Fooks. .up..............Nay 6
NEW ORLEANS.
Schr Lucy D., Hail. clea!ea.....-......aprii aS
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POET CALENDAR.
EoCE's rEASBS.

Full Noon, 4tn hours, 10 minutes. evening.
i,asI Quarter, it'll hours, minutes moriihg'
New Noon, 18th. hour. 25 minutes, morning.
First Quarter, eth. hours. 81 minutes noEIlns'
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MEMORANDA.

SAVANNAH. May 9-Arriyed, steamship San
Jacinto New York; steamship Ttnawanda. Phil
adelphia and ship Prince Alfred. Cape de Verde.
Cleared, steamship Leo, New York; bark Eliza,
Newport, Epg.
The schr Abbie Willard, 6uver, from George
town. c, for Wlscasssi. arrived ut Portland, Me-
May 5.
The New York Herald, OF Sunday, says: The
brig Eliza uualer. reported Americanl from
Charleston Ior London, foundered IL lat "a, long
81 IS. Crew saved by schr EmiEa. ei LEnenburg,
NS and arrived at Antigua Goth Mt. :rhe above
dISna ch from Kingston, Ja is EScles., as The al
important part-the name o! the vcssc!-Is incor-
rect
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THE Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Market.

oPFIcE CHARLESTON NEWS.
TUESDAY EVENING, May Q, 1s7l.l
Co71oS.-There was steady but moderate in
oulry prevailing, prices being generally well
maintained, with business somewhat restricted
by the light supply Of the article on the market
Sales about 6Gc bales, say at at 10, % at loh'
aat113 IS at llH, 81 al u, Il at 1?&, 81 at l2z'
IL at 1a ii at 13I 46 at 13S, 10 at 1S, p at H.
l9s 1T lax, II at AK, n at lax, and lezna
staple at l5;sc . ib. We quote:
LIVERPOOL cLAsslFIoAT1oS.
Ordinary 10 good ordinary I'LL h@l3A
Low m1dunnG. ....''....' 1891.
SiQQlinR. ........ ............-.i .i4I9y
Strict middllng g............... .143aV-
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! Halrga6s.
: a. hlllrDg05. n
GOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
E@ M N ;.
VICE-PRESIDENT;S OFFICE.

CHARLESTON s. O., January Is, 1871.
On and after SUNDAY, January %, the Passe.
ger Trains on Tue Sou-n- Lana Railroad ",
ru; as follows.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-03-15

NEW YORK, March ID, 2.5 p.m-GOv-
erum=uts are irregular. Sterling steady
40 1899. Gold carrying at 8 per cent. No
elalEs ot Importance ia money market.
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satardaY. 25th Of &C.. a.

at the southwest corner, intersection Of Main
and Madison streets. in the city OF MamuhTs
between the hours Of Do o'clock. a 10. and 3
O'Clock p-m.s sell az public auction. % the
hlghe>t bidder for cash. the following de-
the city OF Memphis, bounded as follows. Be
ginning at q point on the north line Of Lin
den street, thiTty-three feet west from the
point OF Intersection Ofrhe north line OF Lin
den street with the west line OF Orleans
street, and running thenc8 west with the
north line Of Linden street one huucr6d feet
ohstake thence norih parallel with Orleans
street one nuudreu and sixty feet 20 a slaEes
themes east parallel with ind street one
hundred feet 20 a point within thl~rty-three
feet o. the west line OF Orleans street thence
south parallel With Orleans street one hun
bred ana sixty feet TO TIE Begluniug said lot
EEnoWn as part OF lot No fOrty-thre fbIoek
No nttF-seVen t57las laid down on the Robert.
son Lopp division, and being the same lot o.
ground s8ld and conveyed by b scudder
and Mary Ann 5cudder, his wife. 10 said M
Is. m~cDOnough and Joseph F~Ianuery. by deed
bearing date December &, lss, and Recorded
In the office OF Register OF shelby eounfv.
tennessee, IN Record Book No. N. pages Ig
and 100 reference 10 which is hereby made.
Also tue following descl ibed real estate. .
certain lot or parcel OF ground lying and Be-
ing In ihe city OF Memphis, shelby county.
state OF Tennessee. bounded as follows. Pc
ginning AZ the northeast corner oT a Ist sofa
Rowland Savage and q. II. HammeI. on ne
south Side OF the Raleigh road, and rQuDiuu
lheucs BOuih with the east lIue OF said lot 81
Rowland Savage ana p. n. Hamners lot one
hundred and eighty feet to a stake. thence
e~astslLJy-slN feet and eight inches 70 astake.
thence north one hundred and eighty fear ~
the south To- Of the Ralel4h road; tEence
west aiEty-slE festaud eight inches To THE be-
ginning. Being a paat 81 the orig nsI subdi-
vision OF toe john Rice grant No z, assigned
TO John Overflow and being the same lot Of
ground sold and conveyed by r g.. Briukley.
bug L. brinkley, X ri IS and Anna
3 snOWden, his Wife.toIaid W. b. McDonGuqb
ana Joseph EIannery, ~ deed bearing date
January ! Etj. and dufy recorded in the
ONCE OF the Register 90 shelby county. Fem
nessee, in Record Book Nc. 7l, PAGES l57 and
lS, reference TO which Is hereby made. Ths
Of redemption is waived and the tile
Is believed to be good, but I viii sell and
convey only as trustee.
WM. r. CUNNINGHAM. Trustee.
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C~OMMISSl0NER'S SALE.


l39. Equity Docket-In the Circuit Court
ofthe United States for the District OF West
Tennessee III White VS.. James D. Ellis
and j. M. Woodward.
IN pursuance Of "a decree rendered IN the
i above styled cause, on the ed day Of De-
cember, 1870, 4 viii, as commissioner APP
pointed by The Court, on the 18th day OF
March, 1871, at noon, on thu premises, sell, to
the highest bidder, the following described
property, TO wit;
A certain tract, piece or parcel of land sit
uate, lying and being in the county OF Tip
ton, Stsre of Tennessee, on the waters OF the
Mississippi river, with metes and bounds as
follows, to-wit: Beginning at point on the
Mississippi river. Palmer's northeast corner;
thence south with Palmer line 28 poles, to
a stakei thence east - poles, to q stake;
north - poles. TO "A tree On the hank
of me Mississippi river; tlence In a vest
Wafdly direction with the msanders OF the
Mississippi river, 10 the point OF beginning:
belhg me same tract conveyed by William
coward 70 James q. Ellis, and described in
said deed OF conveyance as contain ne. by
estimation e~ighty-thr5e (Sl aerts. Together
th the engines, boilers aud All other tx
lures ana apparatus ana things, lying and
being situated on said tract OfIand, and used
IN the disull0tDn of spirituOus liquors, and
described IS follows, o-wIt; Two double-fue
boilers, twenty feet long, forty inches dame
Ter, crate, bars, etc. n engine, ten-inch
eyiluuer, twenty feet stroke, with everything
10 make 10 completei one main shaft nys
wheel and pulleys. and all other shafting
aboutthe mill aBdd istilleTy one pair thirty
Etx-tnch stones, for grinding, with gearing
beltlng. ETC.; one mash tubs n worm tQp
ard worm; one cold Weter tubs one high
Wine tub ore lGwwine tub six beer
tubs one under or beer sink two re-
ceivtng Uubs or CisterDs; two yeasb mns
Jour yeast cans draw ana lore7 eh9
nigh aid low wine pumps; platform and
beam Sc lies, and all the pipes, valyesi COCKS,
betting used about the disllleryi bisckfmltn
and carpenter and oLnef tOOs anu AAsbEu-
ments about the premises
said properly win be- sold on e credit OF SIX
monfhs. the purchaser % give note, with ap-
-a--nH .awunnn HanmWNW- hearing interest
rom datr. for the purchase money, andadenl
retained on the property as additional Sc
eurity for the payment OF the purchase
money.
The equity OF redemption Is barred, and
the purchaser. on complying with his bid,
WILDE placed in immediate possession.
II. CLAY KING.
Special Commissioner,
Memphis. MHrcn g AaNA mhG
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-03-15
SPECIAL notice.

Be- Guided BY What va Ka0w There is
an old proverb which says, " Experience Is
the safest guide" To this guide the sick and
aidng naturally turn when casting about for
the means OF relief They inquire what a
medicine has lone for others, before they
adopt il themselves. OF a1the remedies and
prevenRves in use, Hostetter's Stomach Bit
ters meets the test most traumphantly, and
hence its immense popularity and vast sales.
The sufferer from indigo. tlon is sure to and
some "A among ms riends who has been
cured or that ailment by the famous vegeta-
bic ~stoInacbic. The victim OF fever and ague,
liver complaint. constipation, nervous pros
trstion, or general debility, has only to make
In the neighborhood whore he re-
Ia order 10 discover what this standard
restorative has effected in cases similar to
own. In the published testimony to is
ne Will hnd avolume Of proofs Of its
sanitary properties, which 1t is impossible
for his common sense 10 resist. He tries it,
and the enecE tt produces on his system adds
another to the host Of Witnesses In its favor.
Thus, It's reputation, founded IN facts, nos
assertions, continually grows and spreads
and impOsters, some OF them
mere local tricksters, and others who take a
somewhat wider range, attempt to thrust
valtds, Their haphaZard corrections as sub
Tor the ionic which Tor 80 many
years has been q medicinal staple throughout
The United States, spanish America, Canada
very limited extent In his reasoning age
ne people, having ascertained what Is really
deserving o. their confidence, decline run
ling afysr strange gods"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-03-15
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