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Sd - b WamsnIs RIahls.

SAN Francisco, april 5.-Mrs.
Fair has been testifying az day on her
own behalf. She admitted having
been married four times-Once since
her adulterOus connection with Crit.
tenden. Two husbands committed
suicide, and she obtained a divorce
from one. Another husband is still
living undivOrced. When she mar
ried the last two, she avOWed the
most advanced tee-lOve sentiments,
declaring herself Crittenden's true
wife in the sight Of God, though his
vile, to whom he had been married
thirty-tWO years, and who was the
mother Of his children, was still liv-
ing. She said her recent marriage
with Snyder did not make her his
wife, because she did not love him,
Two ''wOmen's rights" females, who
applauded Der yesterday were fined
SIS each ioT contempt.
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STATE AID.
Sl,5O0, 900 Can Not be Had BY the MlssIs.
slppl River saifrsad.

Captain A. T. Lscey has gone to Nash
Vile for the purpose OF drawing thirteen
hundred thousand dollars in bonds which
the Mississippi River Railroad is entitled
to, which viii enable the company to put
their road under contract Immediately
MEMPHIS Appeal.
To this the Nashville Banner of
Wednesday responds As follOwsg Captain
Lacey had not arrived when we visited
the COmptroller's Office yesterday. He
was here some weeks ago and had several
interviews with the State authorities to
ascertain whether they would issue the
bonds. The Legislature had, however.
passed an act that no more bonds should
be issued for the benefit of railroads be-
fore the Mississippi River railroad could
secure what was claimed as its amount of
" aid' under the internal Improvement
law. He was, therefore, Rivon to under
stand at the capitol that be could not
have the bonds.
Comptroller Pennebaker has often
stated In our presence that he intende d
20 use his best endeav0rs TO bring the
State cut Of It's present financial embar-
rsssments, and that he would never con-
sent TO the issuance Of another State bond
to any railroad or for any otner purpose
unless compelled to do so by a peremp,
tory mandsmEs from some court OF COM
pe5ent authority and JuFisdiction-gnd
the tar payers a0aA flsyly sustain hiBs.
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SAN DOMINGO
ri,s,i,s bsiveeH the Forces Of GabFal
aEd Baes CoHtlHuls.

NEW YORK, April Ga speeial l.-.l-'- Gl5-
patch from Havana states that DIlsA ~
lighting has been going on IN Saa ~
mingO between the insurgent lOfeSs
under Lupou and Cabral and the army
of Baez, in which the former were de-
seated in two engagements, but the
9oss in killed, wounded and prisoners
does not appear to be large. The IN
surgaRts have probably lost all their
cavalry. from the fact that fourteen
horse syeFe captured in one fight and
tifte4g IA the other. Ten general OH
rers and soc men composed the forces
eplaged 10 the Grst encounter. No
estimate can be formed from the re
sult OF these two battles Of the proba-
biIitieS pf peace for the future.
General Valentine Peraz also claims
a victory over OTgandO, on the line OF
the Nayba.
CabrsPs frieuds in st. Thomas ac-
knowledge he was defeated, but say it
was only his vanguard that was
beaten. 1t is the general opinion
however, that Baez's forces had the
advantage in all the encounters.
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MISSISSIPPI.
kmss' Assertions in the United
Staiss Senate.
a Duel or Two on ihs Tspis-Great
Excitement About II.
sneasl to Memphis ArrEAL ]

EU6clal To d en- plls AEt-hAL
JACKSON, April 6.-The Senate post
poned consideration Of the resolution
cenzuring Ames until tomorrow.
A penitentiary bill has been intro
troduced in the interest Of the State.
In the House the chapter Of the Code
passed relative to apprentices.
Mr.. Landrum Conservative, from
Lowndes, rose to a privileged ques.
ton, and stated that the Colum.
bus press had reported a speech
Of his incorrectly, doing him great
injustice, and thereby withdrew the
remarks derOgstOry to General Long
street.
After completing the'explanation, ,he
asked Mr.. Hodges, Of Monroe, who
replied to the speech alluded to, if his
(Hodges) speech was reported cor
rectly. Mr.. Hodges said: ''Yes, it
was" Mr.. Landrum also took ex-
ceptions to the report Of Mr..
Williams speech. Mr.. Williams was
absent.
Mr.. French, Of adams, said he in
dorsed Mr.. Williams speech as re-
ported.
Mr.. Landrum asked what cOnstrUc-
tioa he placed upon the language
deemed offensive.
The Speaker decided that this was
not a privilege question,
Mr.. Landrum took his seat, saying
there was another way 10 get an an
sWer,
There must be a fight or backing
down somewhere. Friends Of the
parties anxiOUsly await the result. It
is all the talk on the streets. Pistols
and coffee are strongly talked Of; but
it is hoped by sensible people that
their friends will settle the trouble
.,srn H1vr
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Ths VIII or the Peouls,

COLUMBUS, o., April Elm the
House yesterday q resolution indOrs-
ing Grants San Domingo policy was
taken up, and a substitute adopted by
a party vote, declaring that in regard
to the extension Of our borders and
the acquisition Of territory, as well as
every other measure Of public concern,
we indOrse as sound political wisdom
the principle embodied in the declara-
tiOn Of Grant that no policy should be
enforced against the will Of the people.
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Trust Sale

ID Y virtue Of deed OF trust to me executed
ID by Adam SGffarans and Daniel Ssnaraus.
on the lst day Of February, 1870 and regis
tered on the 27d OF February. 1870. book No.
70, page $50, Of Shelby county, will On
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JOHN FLEMING.
His Dead Bsdy Found Rsar UalOn, New.
ten County, AlssIsslppl-A Dss0rlp-
tisH Of Il.


UNION, NEWTON Co., MISS,
April 3, 1871.
Editors AppenL-Our usually quiet COM
munity was thrown into great excitement
on yesterday I'd inst, Sunday by the an
nouncement OF the fact that the body of q
dead man had been found in the creek,
near this place. The particulars are
about as follows:
Two little negroes, living with Capt. A.
B. Hunter, Of this place, were sent out Dy
Mrs. Hunter to look sfter some cattle,
soon returning and stating that they had
found a dead man. A number OF the c1tls
zens Of the community soon repaired TO
the plac5 pointed out by the little boys,
and, too true, found the body OF an un-
known person lying near the creek, dead.
The proper officers we're notified, ana this
morning an inquest was held ana YER
dict rendered that the deceased came to
bis death by accidental drowning" Mr.
]. B. Abney, living about two miles nom
this place on the Meridian ROAD, states
that be, this morning on rsacbing the
scene, recognized the body to be that OF
an Irishnan who psssed bis house on the
18th inst, and gave his name IS Jonn
Fleming; and said that be had family
In Memphis, Tennessee; ais0 q Drotner
there; that be had been working on the
selma and Gulf railroad, In Alabama, Tor
the past three months. and had reserved
no pay more than pair ol s4ioe7 . Aa0 ~
money, and felt ashamed TO % rafeAinS
In his condition. but desired to get home.
1t was raining hard at the time, and be
wes informed that the waters OF the creek
we're very high. He said he must Sc on.
Nothing Taof5 was beard OF naIa1 seen
that he called sc th8 house OF Mr. IA. +.
Galloway, who also recognised the body
to be that of the same man. NO marx OF
violence was found on his person.
Dsscriptiou-He appeared TO be about
forty years Of age; i've feet SIX or eight
inches high, hair Light, and somewhat
gray; and sandy Whisksrs. II bis family
are ID Memphis, or elseWh here, and desire
any further Information, 1t wiz be kindly
furnished BY applying to the writer Of
Fhis, on any Of the persons above named.
The deceased stated 70 MIR. Abney that be
had lived in illinois,
Yours resp'ty, JOHN G. PORTS.
Tsnnessee, Mississippi and Aiabama
papera ars requested to copy.
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DIED.

ELLISON.-At the residence OF her moth
April 9th, MARGARER E. ELLIsON, aged IS
years.
The friends Of the family are Invited to
attend her funeral this tFRTDAY) afternoon
81 o'clock. Services BY Rev. L. G. Ransom.
EXRICH.-Qn Thursday. March so, 1871. h,
NicSs1urg, MoLLfE e. wife OF r g. Eyrieh,
aged q years.
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NASHVILLE, April 4, 1871.

NASHVILLE, April 4, 1871.
Ed. r. Pennebaker, Comptroller, Nash
vile, Tenn:
Dear Sig'-YoUr explanation of the Mem
phis coupon transaction is received. Your
action in the premises was, in my humble
opinion, both wise and well executed. No
honest and good citizsn, who will take the
trouble to read your explanation, can fail
to approve your settlement IS the best for
the interest OF the State.
I thank you for your prompt and very
satisfactory reply TO my note of this date.
I am, with very high regard and in
creased confidence, your friend,
BYRD DOUGLAS.
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NASHVILLE, April 6.-Hagerman's
grocery store, on College street, was
destroyed by FIRE at three O'Clock this
morning. His family resided ia the
upper story and barely escaped burn
ing. Loss 5000 dollars, partially in-
sured.
Ann Eliza Cole, a girl fifteen years
Of aye. daughter Of j. w. Cole, OF
Fdge6eld, was fatally burned last
nf0ht bv the explosion OF q coal oil
lamp which she was attempting %
replenish with oil while il was burn
ing. Her father was badly burnt try
ing 10 save his daughter.
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SYMPTOMS. Slight pain In the side, the
skin aud eye assume & thick yellow coat,
digestion is impaired, an unpleasant siak-
ing sensation at the pit OF the stomach is
experienced, the bowels are irregular, the
mind fretful, the memory weakened,
sOmetiIpes q slight cough, coldness Of the
hands and fest, sou8et8 mes loss Of appetite.
Rnd &C others unnatural craving for food,
dizziness of the head depressed spirits,
feeling OF uncertainty, Of having left
something uudone, but can't tell what it
"a Take simmons Liver Regulator; it
win rsa04s gu unpleasant feelings and
make vou Wea,
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No. 232 r. Lin the Second Ohancery Cour,
Ofsheiby County, Isnnessee.-Y. Z. Ander-
son vs. Eann1e 7. Hunt and John A. Hunt.
IT appearing from arndaVit IN this Cause
that the defendant, John A. Hunt. Is a
nonresident Of the State Of Tennessee.
II Ia therefore ordered, That he make his
appearance herein, at the o0uat- house Of the
second Chancery Court OF shelby County, In
the city Of Memphis, Tenn, on or before the
sWer or damur to eomplainantss bin, OF
the same win be taken for confessed as to
him, snG set for hearing eEparts, and that q
copy Jf this order be published once 8 week
for four Successive weeks in the Memphis
APPEAL. This April s, 1874.
A cOpy-atteass
M. d. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
BY q. BELCEER, Deputy Q. and NJ
Vance g Anderson, S0ls. for eomp't spe
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N0n-Rssldsnt Notes.

No. 1855, A. r. DIN the Second Chancsry
Court OF shelby county. Teunessse--I1e
JACKSON Insurance. Company vs.. g. VI.
Peaae aud others.
TT aDpearing from amended and supple
u mental Dill duly sworn to aud nisQ IA tnLs
cause that the defendants, n. 3. kiela1ng ana
NichOls3 aWynn, are non -rasldenls o4 tne
State Of Tennessee.
1t is therefore ordered, That they make
their appearances herein aC the Courthouse OF
the second ChanceTy totEL o. anelog eoun-
~. In ths Cfty OF Memphis, Tenn. on or
before the frst Monday Ia May, I87is and
r,Iaad answer or demur 70 comp mplainaut's
biII and amended bill or the same win be
tsFsn TOR confessed as TO them, and set for
hesrfuR ezpartss and that copy Of this or
der be published once q week, fUr Jour sue
eessivs weeks, I'm the Memphis Appeal.
March l5, 1871.
"A copy-atte5t:
nj ID. 7. STEWART, Clsrk and Master.
BY q. BELcEIER, Deputy q. and M.
Rudolphs Hammond & I0rdon, EDla for
compl T. mhI8
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

4 OTTERY.-Ohci drawings OF the Mis-
Il souri, state Lottery. CLASS l8l.
40, 28, 81, 66, 30, 7, %, 8, 81, IS, "a, 20, Al.
CLASS 49,
81, rs, So, Is, AZ, p, 50, %, so, 81, 13, 8.
Prizes from 500 to $50. 600, paid in money.
Lotteries drawing daily. Information fur
nished IN the above Lottery by J. z. FRANCE
s65S North Court street, Box AZ, Memphis,
Tenn, P. o. MURRAY, MILLER & CO., Man
Crs 7
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Second Circuit Csurt-HaIssy, Ju5us,

The calendar for to-day extends to No.
2500, as published yesterday. On next
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, Hon.
Francis D. Stockton will sit as Judge to
hear and determine the cases in which
Judge Halsey is Incompetent, by reason
Of being counsel. Attorneys, clients and
all persons interested win take notice
that on and after next Monday this Court
Will convene at 9 o'clock am, instead of
81 o'clock a. m.
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AUCTION
THIS MORHEs, At 10 O'CLOCK,

8C0 dozen Plautars' Hoss-assortsd sizes. e1=e
steel;
80 dozen AEes--sssorted sizes, cast STEEL
lOq box es g. Fars-as-0rted.
100 boxes FarfeEatad Soap.
- Also la ge retail stock OF Fancy
Goods, SIX ErinEes, EdElugs. urezz gutrn-5
Dress eFoocsl FoplL1sr IaCOuets. Lawns. etc
80 Also Clothing Dry Goods Boots. .slaa.-
Hats Notions. etc. uB- TERMS CAsHT TEs
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KU-kLUx
Passage Of the Bill Ir eOEgrsss-TraIH too
Slsw, we Fear

WASHINGTON, April 6.-The vote
in the House, on striking out the
clause in the Ku-Klux bill, giving
Grant power to suspend ha5eGs cor
pas, was 10l for, and l05 against striking
out. The bill then passed-yeas, us;
naVs QI
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$ss. $50 OF MEMPHIS COUPONS.
ExpIasatIOa Of the Stats CsmptFollsF-
Why he Ssld them to MN. B.
GFseBlaW, Of Memphis.
The following correspondence explains

The following correspondence explains
q transaction Of which we gave some par
ticulars IN the APPEAL Of Sunday:
NASHVILLE, April 4, 1871.
AIr. E. r. Pennebsker, Comptroller:
Dean Sir-Plesse do me the kindness Of
furnishing your explanation for the ex-
change Of some thirty-six thousand dol
lars Memphis city coupons for like sum
OF Tennessee bonds and coupons. I would
also thank you to inform me why the cOu-
pons Of the city of Memphis were mixed
up with the paid coupons from bonds of
the State, and pasted in the same book Of
punched coupons, retained in your Office
as a book Of reference.
/ Am, your friend,
BYRD DOUGLAS,
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FOz SALE
ONE LANE q BODLEY
sAW-MILL ENGINE.

yYLTNDER, 10 By % inch; On fron-bss
u plate; ny-Whsel, feet diameter: I7 fncb
facs; pumps, pipes and valves compls6e.
Boiler proportt0nabe. Irun-franoe Saw nfftl
Carrlase, Belts, etc. All cqnlnlsta and ID. bsst
running order. BATrEIIaE q co.
apS Memphis Rolling asil
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6600N RIW I'D
AHHH88 For any ease 81. Blind, Bleed.
WWW ing, Itehingor Ulcsrassd Plies
that DeBING'S Pills REM
EDG falls 20 cure. lt Is prepared expressly
to cure the piles ana nothing else and has
cured cases Of over 70 years standing. Sold
BY ali druggiats. Price &Io0.
GOODYEAR a HILLS,
fa12 Agents 2al E1aiu street
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FOR WHITE RIVER.

Memphis and Arkansas HIvsF Pac ksf EsH.
panY---8hits River LlHs.
For Helena Mouth White River. Clarendon
Des ais blunaut Jacksonport.
The splendid passenger
Steam or IA y. " 1T
/" - AeiA4ol ---....---..----rnai aiatgr
1nls superb passenger and freight steamer
is now al the IeVes rsce. wing and viii lier,7-f
as above on
SAT- EDAF, april sth, at pm.
= or Ife-8nL or passage apply on board or 70
". q. PAfrEsOc,, Agent
NO. y Madison st.. Merchants Lrsurance
Company building ar7
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ITALIANS

A CALLED meeting viii be held at the
"A usual place, S32 Second street on SAT
URDA4 evening, April 5th, az u O'Clock
PROMPTLY.
By order Of ". @. PARKER, President.
CHAs. 7. DOBB, Secretary. ap7
WE have tested its virtues, and know that
W for Dyspepsia, Biliousness a nd throb-
biDg Headache, it is the best medicine the
world ever saW.-LE Editor Telegraph and Mes
sengsr, Macon, Ca
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LAW REPORTS.
second ChanosFy Couri..-sesit, Chancellor.

See0nu GhaEeaFy GeafSs'sSeafli GaaAeeii8Fs
The cases set for to-day are as follows:
353, Simon vs. TWOhig; 429, school6sld vs.
Bingham; 25. Cherry vs. Grihing; 4s, Hay
wood vs. M. & A. OF Memphis; As, Dow vs.
Potter; 81, Orr vs. Dent; So, Merrill vs
Douglas; II, Marschutz vs. EdmOnds; 73,
SOndheimer vs. Connolly; "a, Sexton vs.
Sherry; 10, BOwmsh Va Bowman; n.
Garsin vs. Saint; 7s. Jones Bros. vs. Ter
riH; 79, Joyce vs. the Board of Education.
80. Brown vs. Brown; 81, Neal vs. Todd
82' WhitthOrn VS. Hardsmsn; So, Owen vs
Irvine; "a, LOdWick vs. Ford So, White vs.
Watson; s. Hall vs. Hail; S8, Mcdowell
vs. Jones Brothers; co. Jones vs. Ames;
81, Booth vs. Williams; 90, Stewart W
Cockrell; SO, Prewett vs. Jones.
90, Peyton vs. OvertOn Hotel Co; 95, Jack
son VS. ROseborough; 81, Moore vs. Lin
coin; 103, Flaherty rs Flaher5y; 104 Lea
VS. Hughes; I05, Holt VS. Markham; IO6,
Cloth vs. Besttsy; l07, Scott vs. Anderson;
Ill, Hogg vs. Mcknight; 1I3, Tallsy vs.
Coward; ia, Thompson VS. Pope; 1ls,
Dixon vs. Kloh; 1I9. Shepherd vs. Shep-
herd; 121, Lynn rs Smith
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How LONG win we have to advertise
8842 It's only a second hand furniture
store. Can We help it9 No display Ct
auction; It IL only an investment st half
price. Every thing you wsnt at S34 Second
street. We sre now furnishing employ
manf for g large force. Come and help TO
keep 1t lively. We candidly think money
is saved by calling 81 334 Second Etreet,
the secondhand furniture store,
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Sunreme Court.

Special to the Memphis APPEAL
JACKSON, April 8, 1s71.-Iu the Supreme
Court to-day two law and eight equity
Cases were tried. Three cases in equity
and two State cases were set to be tried in
the Eleventh circuit.
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SEc0H1 AHnuAL FL

y WEN by Memphis Division, Number .r.
" 2 or L. Enaiusels at
COCHRAN HALL, APRIL 10Th.
Tickets, s8i can be bad at Cochran Hall
El..
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FOR SHAWNEE VILLAGE.
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ADJUSTMENTS
LECTURE

~ ME Q y A ~ MICS INST u
= ECOED LECTURE at Memphis Cab H-u.
= in 9EEENLAW OPERA HOUSE
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R0YSTER, TREZEVAnT g d.
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LIVER DIS EASE
prevail to a greater
bly, any other NAL
always auXiOusly
Liver Is regulated
is almost fnvarfa
Of action in the
ache Constipation,
the Shoulders. CTu
stomach, Bad Taste
iOus attacks, Pslpi
Depr essiOu of the
and a hundred Othe
SIMMONS LIVER
the best remedy for
discovered. II acts
and, being a simple
pound, can 90 no
less in every way;
40 years, ami hun
anu ~ eat from al
try will YOuch fer.
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WHITE SCUFPERAONG VINES.

ZINE AND RARE AND VERY CHEAP.
4 Now Is the time 70 plant.
Call at CRIAG'S, 81 Main, before they are
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apz
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FRIAB's POINT AND BENDS.
FOR WHITE RIVER.
Memphis and Hhits River Jaisf
Ststs8 Mali Lac,

TNHE new and elegant side -
a wheel passenger packets Of a9
this line viii leave Memphis for DeVall'e
Bluff, West Point, Augusta, Jackson port an
all points on w Whibe river, as fOIlCWss
LEGAL TEN D DElrs......-. John D. Elliott, master
avery Tuesday, at o'clock pm.
r p WALI.......--....-- W J. Ashford N asteI
Every Saturday, at O'Clock p m,
Connecting at Devall's Blud with railroad for
Hght-draughs steamer Fort Smith for Poea-
hCntas and all points on Black river.
F0r nelghE OF passage apply on board. or al
ONCE Memphis and Arkansas River Packet
Com pany. W. G, PATTES6N. Agent
II Madison ST., Merchants Insurance. Rld'c.
Or "a ELLIOTT q MILLER, Agents,
fe5 10 Prnroa anade At. ODD Landing.
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REAL ESTATE SALE.
NEW FEATURE-MOHTHLY PAY
MEhT OF $40.
VNTE have the plBssQre Of snuouuefur IA
w the sgent Of Mr. Brin zleV. that he 77II5
oner at public sale to the highest bidder %
Monday, the oh Day Of A8ril, 1871

on the premises, a large uuna Der Of desirable
building lots In thar caauttful pIqfaau a.
the Eastern boundary Of Memphis living b1-
tween the Louisville railroad and RsisfEl
road, being q portion Of the Ovsrron tract Tr
which Mem phis Is laid out and now for -fs
nrs1 time offered Tor sale. Wide streets suI
spacious parks on scale Of lbsralty, aiul-
ing az the greatesl promotion Of hesl-h and
comfort % tne occu pants, and beauty TO +Es
8 ounds' nave been adopted by Ar. Brink
ley as VIII be seen by reference to his pL-l
OF suDGiVislons AND, UPON TIE rEEIs CH
WHICH HE PROPOSES TO SELL VIZ AssEEE
THAT no PEOPEETT has EVER EEH-S PLACED
UPON THIS IAEEsr oFFEELsG 6EEArEz lf-
DUCElI EogTs ETEHER EoR A sFECELATETE 11
A PERMANENT lETEaTEIE
lNYITLNG IEzlTs.-fftG tGh the view OF placing
this property within reach Of the larses
mum Der Of purchasers. the t0iloW-ug ll1eEa'
terms are dLed for ths sale 4 payment OF
only one-fourth viii be required tn cash
The remainder can be paid In monthly tu-
stalments OF SO, on each lot, until the whole
Is paid. each monthly iustsln1aut 20 bear iu-
tsress only aftar It's maturity. Purchaser
desiring to pay AL cash. Or a larger portion
than a 1ourLh, win be allowed g deduction
upon such payment OF one-Eenll. Warrantes
Deeds wiz be given. and deeds in trust taken
to sen or carry out the contract, on failure ot
original purchaser % meet six cousecutiv
monthly 3 psylnenlss
Before sale day plans VII be supplied nom
our once, and the lots and streets VIII BE-
designated so as 70 be inspected on the
ground
R0YSTER, IRRELEVANT & co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-04-07
Flrst ClFoult copft-BelsksH Judos.

The calendar stands: 1919, 1912, IO44
1850, hob, 1882, 1908, 1917, 1914, and 1I47
set for Tuesday next, which will be the
last jury day st this term, and counsel in
these cases must arrange to try by that
time or they VIII lose their Opportunity of
doing so this term. After Tuesday the
court viii adjourn till the first Monday
in May, when Judge HeiskelI's cases will
be tried. The motion in the Coward
Shelby county cases viii be heard on ar
gument to-day after the above cases are
disposed of, and the attorneys are notified
TO be IN attendance at an early hour, az
the jury trials are likely to occupy but a
short time.