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EUNICE TOWN LOTS.

A OPTIONAL lots have beon laid OF at
IA Eunlce and a plat OF the town made. The
lots viii be sold On reasonable terms fWr cash.
Persons desiring TO buy VIII apply TO ID. ID.
Reynolds, at Lake Village, ChicOt county,
Arkansas, who is fully authorized to sell and
make deeds to lots. Title good.
Eunice Is the permanent terminus Of the
Mississippi, Onachita and Red River railroad,
on the Mississippi river, about sixty miles
below the mouth of the Arkansas river.
II has been Fixed as the permanent termfn-
as by donation OF and 90 the railroad COM
pany and by agreement Of the old railroad
company with The new company thai It shall
remain the permanent terminus.
EunIee win be one OF the most Important
towns on the mississippir river between Mem
pbis and New Orleans.
tn Mississippi, Ouachita and Red River
railroad when completed, viii drain South
ern Arkansas, Northeastern Texas, and the
southern part OF the Indian Territory. 10 Is
now completed across the Mississippi river
bottom % Drew county, and is being pushed
rapidly westward.
GEO. B. MAGKLIN, surv. EEr,
Na9 umn WrmaNaa aaHGHn of "A ~ MuaHHHm ~
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VaIuahIa I'M far Sala

ON the 18th day OF April, 1871, as trustee.
" etc, ] will sell for cash, without d equi-
ty OF redemption 70 the highest bidder. on
viewed TO me on the ist Gay or January, 1870.
by Joseph Foitz and Others in trust 10 ray
parchase money, which Is situated on the
Memphfs and Ohio Railroad, about Is miles
tom Memphis. and being all OF the place
known as the home place ofthel late Dr.. sam
mel bond. except about 200 acres On said
tract there is y valuable brick residence and
good outhouses; land rich; nelghbOrhOOd
and desirable.
mh1 q. L. DENIsON, Trustee.
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MEMPEIS APPEAL
SATURDAY uORglsa. : HAscH IS 1871

WE have jast seen a dispatch from
General Forrest to a gentleman Of this
city, dated at Selma, 18th, in which
he announces that he viii be here to-
day TO attend to the interests Of his
road, and as we understand, to hHthe
appointment for speaking previously
made by him and others. The an
nOuncement that there would be no
speaking has grown out of some mis-
information, as General Forrest viii
be present to meet his fellow citi-
zens according to appointment. The
failure of the Selma road viii be a
suicidal blow injurious alike TO Mem
phis and Shelby county.
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MOnday april Sd 1871,

within legal hours, all the right, title ana In
tersst 81 u IS. Ssversan IN and 20 the folloW-
described property, to-wtt: A certain TO-
on pareef III gronnd. being aud lying In that
part Of che city Of Memphis known as sonth
Memphis, and bounded as folloWs; Besln-
ain at the southeast eOrner OF lctIormerg
owned by Van Pelt, on CauBey street. IN SAID
city; tneDee scuthWardly with Lne ea-t Ane
o. Causey street, 40 feet, 70 a sbaksi snshes
eastWaIdly and parallel vita van Eslbs Ll4s
feet. So "a ST. Ike 100 feet uoA
street; thence n~orthwardlys parallel with
fernando street. 20 feet, 70 Ven Relte 80ubh-
east corner. thence with Van Pelt's Line
WestWardly TO the begtnoingt u being q
part of lot No. 5, TO block a. a~sdeeJgnateo an
The plan OF South Memphis, which was
bought by Branham Neral Of william l.
Vance, as per deed OF said Vance to said Mer-
raj. dated November q, 1856, and regIAlerea
in Bbe kegistsr's ONCE OfShelby county Tea
nessee, book -, part j, pages Al and laS, on
the sth day ofAuRust, 1859
Terms Of ~sale-cash.
EDMUND a. COLE. Clerk and Master.
Wilson q Beard Attorneys. mh4
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Saturday, April list, 1871,

Within legal hours, the following described
real estate, to-wit: A tract Of land situated,
lying and being in the county OF shelby ana
State of Tennessee, On the state line road,
three miles nom the city OF Memphis con-
talning $50 acres, which said land Is suDdl-
vided into tracts OF about 5 acres each
Also. lots Nos. ], 2 8, 4, s., 8, 7 L s OF the
homestead tract on the corner OF walnut
and TAFT streets, in the city Of Memphis
shelby county, state Of tennessee.
Also, lots Nos. Il, Is. Is, u. Is and 10 OF the
homestead tract; plat and diagram OF the
above described property Is on hle In my
office. II said land is not sold on the day
designated the sale will be continued rom
day TO day until all is sold.
TFRws or SALE.-Oue-fOurth cash, balance
In 6, Y and IS months, taking notes bearing
interest, with good security, and retaining \
lien for the same.
PIats or diagrams may be had Of Register &
Trezsvant, auctioneers, OF al my office.
March !, ISL
Hanson, Swingley & Dashiel, Soils. for com
plaiuaut. NM
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CHANCERY SALE OF REAL ES-
TATE.

g8-N. R-First ChaBeery Court of Shell
by county.-Johu NJ. Brooks, Admir- OF Eli
ian Brooks, deceased, vs.. Anderson Z.
Bsttis.
ny virtue Of an interlOcutOry decree for
ID sale, entered in the above cause, Noven-
be 8, 1879, / VIII sell, at public auctiOnm-
tn highest bidder, in trsnt OF the CLERK 70
teT's omce GreenlaW block second stand
in the city OF Memphis, Tennessee, onreet,
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SATURDAY,, March lsih, l87I,

within legal hours, the following described
real estate, tO-Wlt: Lots Nos. ana z, OF A5uD-
oI tie real estate OF Patrick Nc
Grath. deceased, fronting each 30 feeton COM
merce street, ard running back l50 ieeti said
civ OF Memphis. county Of Shelby and State
OF Tennessee. A plan or diagram Of said land
can be seen at my Cf1ce.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-thlrd cash. balance
on "a credit OF six and twelve MONTHS pur-
chasers executing notes without secnrityi
lien retained.
This February "a, ISL.
NJ. u. SEWART, Clerk and Master.
Henson, sWingley & Dashiel, Soils Tor com.
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Chanoory Sale of Real Estate.

No. $50. n. R-First Chancery Court OF Shell
by eounty.-Branham Merrill VS.. K. B. Dc
Barre ct al.
ny vlrtne OF an introductory decree Iof
Is sale entered IN the above cause ecember
Igtb. Is.N II will sell at public auction TO the
highest bidder, in front OF the CLERK an9
Masters office, GresnlaW block Second
street, below Union In the city OF MemPnS'
Tenn. on
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Friday, March path, 1877,

within legal hours, the following described
property, UO-wtt: All the right, title and IN
terest of A G.. Belts in and to the two undt-
vided One-siXth 90 interest or one nndl-
vided One-third Co interest in a tract OF land
living on the uOrJh side Of the new state line
rOsa. east of and near the city OF Memphis,
in shelby county, Tennessee, and described
As follows, viz: Containing ten 90 acres, and
being the place upOu which Tlliman BeLJls
restded at the time OF his death, and the same
~c5nveved to said Tillman Belts by Tillman Z.
Belts, and to him by Mrs. Ann g Harkle'
wood by deed registered in the Registers
office of shelby county, Tenn, to which ref
erence Is made for the boundaries and more
particular description OF said land; said Two
Undivided = interests were acquired by said
A. G.. Belts, as follows: One undivideded e
tOne-si1thl interest was acquired by him as
one OF the devlsees Of Tillman Bet is, de-
ceased, andthe other by purchase from Sc
and T.. NarbrOugh, the last named OF whom
was also one of devisees Of the said Till-
man Belts, deceased, which said tract OF
land was a p art of the dover OF Sarah BetLts,
the widow OF said Tillman Bettis, deceased.
Terms Of sale-cash.
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
L. h. Pike and Wilson & Beard, Soils. feZ2
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Or. CURTIS ON MANHOOD

A Medical Essay on the cause and cure Of
Premature decline, Nervous and Physical
Debility, suermatUrrbO3s, Sedentary Life,
Excess. overtGEed Consultation, Abuses OF
the system, etc, etc. 10 gives a clear synOp-
sis Of the impediments to marriage, and the
remedies therefor-the result OF 20 years'sue-
eeseful practice, by r. DE- II, CURTIS. Nd, +.
II Co., etc.
Curtis on Manhood, Bhouid be read BY
the young f0r-iustruc6ion, and by D afflicted
a. q source OF relief IL VIII inJGre no one
Medical Iilae8 AID Gaas1e.
There Is 40 member OF society ~ whom
this book VIII not be found useful, whether
be be parent, preceptor or clergyman-L0a on
don Times.
price sIO 90 by mail. Address Dr.. Curtis, No.
8 Z fremont Plaes, Boston, Mass, mhseod
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GHANCERY SALE
HSTATh,
ON
Saturday, March 18th, 1871,

No. 45o In the Second Chancery Court OF
Shelby county-Ellen McGrath, adm'x, vs.
Catherine McGrath.
ny virtue of an order Cf sale made IN TINS
d cause, 1 Will sell at public auction to the
highest bidder, In front OF the Oh1ce o. the
Secnnd Ehancerv Cnnrt of Shelby county, on
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CHAsCERY SALES.
ChanCery Sale Of Real Estate
On
SATURDAY., APRIL LIST, 1877.

No. 4g7g-In the Second Chancery Court OF
Shelby county. Tenn. Cathariue McGrath,
l1m5y vs. Margaret McGrath ct al.
81 By virtue of an order of sale mace IN
This cause. viii sell, at public auction, 10
the Hfvnest bidder. ON the premises, on
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By amount of warrants, cash and
Memphis and Ohio Railroad cou-
pOns collected and paid to County
Trustee exclusive OF his commits
siOnsJ since April !, 1870, to Febru-
~ l. Is
amount Mississippi River Rail-
road bond and coupon Tax collect
ed by Vim, Mclean, state and
County Tax Collector, to February
I, 1881 50
amount Mississippi River Rail-
road bond and coupon tax collect
ed by Frank Taft, First Cir. Court
Clerk. to February /, FL T8g 81
BY amount of cash and warrants in
the hands Of j. Harvey Mathes,
tax collector on privileges, Februl
airy I, $40 So
by amount in the hands OF James
Reilly, County Court Clerk, Fe0-
ruary !, rs "a
R828a05 %
Amount due TO balance...-.-.,-.... 500.58 AZ
-
s82g 43S g.
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1racELEBRATFb

Are Endorsed and prescribed by more lead
ing Physicians than any other tonic or slim
ulaDt now in use. They are A SURE PRE-
VENTlVE for Fever and Ague, IntermtttenLs,
Miasmatic causes. They are hlghly recon-
mended as an antl-dyspept1c, u In cases OF
indigestion are Invaluable as an Appetizer
and Recuperant, and in cases Of General De-
biity they have never in 2 single Instance
failed in producing the most happy results.
They are particularly BENEFICIAL To FB-
MALES. strengthening the body, inVigOrat-
ing the mind, and giving tone and elasticity
TO the whole system. The HOME BIfGEhS
are compounded with the greatest care, and
no Tonic Simulant has ever been offered to
lie public 50 PLEASANT TO THE TASTE,
and at the same time combining so many
remedial agents, Endorsed by the medical ira
ternity as the best known to the fnarmaeo-
posia. II costs little to give them a tair trial,
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TRUSTEES SALE.

@8- By virtue OF q Deed N Trust exeeuted
to me on the FIRST day OF November, leb9i BY
Joseph Miller, and recorded In the Register
once OF Crittenden county, Arkansas, In
book IN" page 1875 and Tor the purpose
Of carrying ont the truat& therein sPSetAeos
TWIN. ON MONDAY APRIL IL, h4ls
Daring legal hOur8, Al the eoufL-ncuse door,
in ths Town OF Marion, C~riItenuen county
Arkansas, sell for cash. a. pubic oulefy, the
following real estate coaVeYaa "a SAID trust
Deed OWL d southeast quarter OF sec
ton No. eleven, II, the south Allf OF section
No twelve. ~. the northeast quarter Of sec
fion No. fourteen, a, and the fractional north
helf Of section ; o. thirteen. M, all in town
shID No. eve. s, n0Etn OF the base line, and in
range No. eight, 8 east Of the nth. 5th, prin-
eipaI meridian; also The southwest fractional
onarter Of section No. seven, z. and the north
west fractional quarter Of section No. eiaht-
cen. I8, all IN township No. Ave. s. north OF
baselfue. and In range No. o. east c. ths am.
5th, principal meridlRu.o containing ia the
aggregate q thousand and alErg-tWo 500
acres, more or less d title AelisVsd 70 be
good, but I convey only e. trustee.
mhl0 IFEhD RoDGHEs, Trustees.
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Merchants of all grades, and engaged in
sverv kins of business. will md the
Weekly Appeal

An unsurpassed medium through which TO
address the people Of Arkansas, Mississippi
Alabama and West Tennessee. Now is the
time To adyartTca -
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rnE PARLoa ANo sIDE.WALK sKATE.

TINE BLUFF CITY eKATTNG AssOCIA-
tfOn have appointed JOE LOCKS Sole
Agent for the sale Of their Skates, at whole
sale and retail, as also the Rink privilege for
this city. Call n see them at &6R Main
street. fel9
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STATEMENT
OF THE
FINANCIAL CONDITION
OF
COUNTY, TENNESSEE,
FEBRUARY J., 1S7l.
STATEMENT

Gen. Marcus j.. Wright,
Sheriff 0fShelby County, Tenn:
SUR In accordance With an order OF the
Quarterly County Court, made at It's January,
1871. Term, 1 hav the honor 70 submit the fol-
lowing statement for publication, with notice
of election for the ratification of a subscrlp-
ton Of Five hundred Thousand Dollars $780,
O10l made by said Court to the Selma, Marion
ard Memphis Railroad Company;
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To amount due April Z, 1870, as per
statement of John League, ESQ,
eX-COunty Court Clerk, which was
based upon a repOrt Of the Presi-
dent OF County Commissioner,
made August, 1856 $50 Is
To amount appropriated by Quar-
terly County our since April I,
1870. to February !, 87l---..........- l02, so s.
To amount warrants issued by hon.
i G. BleCkley, Chairman and Fi-
uancial Agent, as per his state
meut in payment Of certified bills
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LLA5LbLTLE8
Claims for losses outstanding on
LIST January. lS7l, aH5I1oo d
Dua ~stockhOIders IN account OF
POI and 83d dfviCends------.s-.,.,s 6V W
cHAS. J. MARTIN, President.
AZ, WILLHARTH, WGs-Prssldsnt.
0. A. HEALD, I'd WiCa-Prest,
1 4. WASHBURN, secretary.
GEO. n. LYON. Asst SeG'Y.
T, B, GREENE, ID Asst SsO'Y.
STATE OF TENNESSEE
C-OMPTROLLER's OFFICE,
nashville, lot January, 1871.
ED RI PENNEBAKER, Comptroller OF
the treasury. do hereby certify that the
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, located at
Nsw York. in the Estate OF New York, has pro-
duced to me satisfactory evidence that said
Comnanv has com piled with ali the require
mants Of the laws OF the state OF Tennessee,
fmpOsed on Insurance Companies and 1
further certify that CARRINGfON MASON,
AGENT OF said Company, has also complied
with the requiFem MS of the laws Of the
state. made and provided in such cases.
.WhereupOn, said Insurance Company has
authority to axe risks and transact the BUSH
ness of Insurance in this state, at Memphis,
Tennessee. ed h FENNh h5AEh
CARRIRGTON AAS0B,
Agent, No. 8 RadisOl SiFsst-
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A BsTRACT OF the THIRIl-FIEIH SEMI
ANNUAT STATEMENT. showing the
condition Of tie Company on the hrst day o
Tauuarv. 1871.
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BAEtaEuN AAANAAa AtAAA ArnNH w
To amount interest due on Memphis
and Ohio Railroad bonds from
April 1, 1870, 10 February ], L7i.
To amount interest due on Missis-
Sippi River Railroad bonds from
April 1, 1870, TO February i, ISL
To amount due OF Mississippi River
Railroad bonds, January 4 ISL
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HONE INSURANCE COMPANY
or NEW YORK.
OFFICE NO. 1875 BROADWAY.

Cash Capital S2,5O0,OUU w
Assets, lst lan'y, 1871, 4~,57S,008 OF
LIabUitIss. 1868 n
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-22
NEW YORK.

Frauds On the Breeklyn Treassry-Char.
ters Of tho Rtag-eavisgs Banks Do
Not Protect Depssitsrs-Charge -
Grand Jury - RraaAs Against The
City-RumoFs Of Asother Flishe 70 RI.
rope.
Nkw YORK, November 2l.-It is stated
that quarter of million of dollars worth
of frauds were perpetrated upon the Brook
lyn treasury by the ring there.
Arrived-Ville de Paris aud Manhattan.
Evening.-The Gold, Stock and Bond
Exchanges closed today to allow their em.
plOyes to participate in the reception of the
Grand Duke Alexis
Governments closed steady, Y advance.
Gold weak l0as 0102. Money sos State
bonds dull; Tennessees and now South
CarOlinas weak. Sterling weak.
The World states that tho charters of sew
eral savings banks owned by members of
the ring do not contain provisions for the
protection Of the public, which are found in
all the charters Of other savings banks.
In the court Of general sessions this NOR
ming, Judge Bedford charged the grand
jury on frauds against the city, and sug-
gested that the grand jury send for Charles
O'Con0r to assist them in an immediate and
rigid investigation Of all the notorious
frauds, without respect to persons or polit-
ical parties. 1t matters not that many Of
the alleged criminals have fled the country,
the law will reach them.
1t is rumOred that James n. Sweeney, Q
brother Of Peter B. Sweeney, has fed to
Europe, and that evidence is in the hands
of Charles O'COnor Of frauds committed
by him in connection with Tweed and others.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-22
Lieutenant Governor Dunn-Ilfs DANGER.
Gus Illness.

Lieutenant Governor Dunn-His Danger.
Gus Illness.
The community was startled Yesterday
afternoon by the report that Lieutenant
Governor Dunn was SO seriously i'll with an
attack of pneumonia that it was doubtful
whether he could recover As hour after
hour passed the situation became more dis
couraging, and the last reports were that
the attending physicians declared that his
recovery was impossible, and it was not
probable that he could survive the night.
At halfpast one o'clock this morning we
hear Of no change for the better in the con-
dition Of the distinguished patient
At two o'clock this morning one of the
attending physicians expressed the opinion
that Governor Dunn might survive four or
six hours, and might possibly live till noon,
but that there were no hopes whatever of
his recovery.
Large numbers of his friends called at
the residence of the Lieutenant Governor
during the day and night.
Governor Dunn was taken sick Sunday
evening, and gradually became worse.
When our last information was obtained
the patient was unconscious, and had been
so for several hours. His respiration was
difficult and his breathing very short
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-22
The Opera Of ''Il Troyatore."

NerdTs time honored opera of "Trova.
tore was produced last night in fine style
and to the great satisfaction of a select and
appreciative audience. There is that en-.
during quality to the music of this opera
which seems likely to hold it among the
most popular as long as operas shall be
sung. We have heard it from childhood.
and yet the old charm remains.
Mr.. Delabranche, the first tenor. achieved
another triumph last night as Mamrique.
He was in excellent voice, and sang splen.
didly. In the famous aria at the close of
the third act, beginning with the words
sMplice infame, he carried the house by
storm, singing high &c" with great power
and confidence. He was enthusiastically
encored. and repeated the whole passage
with thrilling effect, amid a thunder of ap-
plause.
Dumestre, as Count de Lama, sang with
success, though he was slightly hoarse, and
was repeatedly called before the curtain to
receive the compliments of his host Of
friends.
Lev'elli, as Leonore, fully sustainedI the
reputation she made last week in the
"Huguenots' as an artistic of the first
grade. Her voice is remarkably fine and
sympathetic. combined with great dramatic
power. She dressed the character with
much more care and richness than was
shown in that of Valentine in the "Hugue-
nots,' and appeared consequently to much
better advantage.
Miss Goethals, as Asucena, made a very
favorable impression. When it is consid-
cred that she is Just from the conservatory,
and has never before appeared in opera, it
must he admitted she did well. Her voice
is fresh and of good quality; is round and
full, though not of extraordinary power.
She received liberal share of the applause,
and will, We doubt not, prove herself equal
to the position after becoming more familiar
with stage business. Her acting was some
what constrained. owing to the newness of
the situation, but we think we could dis
cover considerable dra matte talent through
it all, and We shall look to see her con-
stantly improve as the season advances.
AS whole it was a delightful entertain
ment.
Thursday night, "Rigoletto" will be re-
peated, with the charming Durand and the
soul stirring Dumestre in the cast.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-22
The Hiberuian Ball.

The first grand fancy and dress ball of
the Hibernian Benevolent and Mutual Aid
Association (branch No. ~, was, as we ex-
pected, very grand affair. The ladies'
were pretty and tastefully dressed, the
gentlemen were splendid specimens of the
race they represented, and were polite and
attentive, as the genuine Hibernians always
are. The music was superb, the dancing
excellent, the entire arrangements ex-
quisite, the night delightful. and the most
Of the happy assemblage did not 20 home
till morning. enjoyment having prevailed
from the turning on to the turning off of
the gas in the brilliantly lighted Odd Eel
lows Hall.