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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-10-23
LAW RECORD.
second Cireuit Ceurt-Halsey. IudEe.
First Circuit Court-RolskeIl, Judge

The call reached the seventh case on
| the calendar of yesterday. The cases OF
| Diggs VS. Planters Insurance Company,
and Allen VS. Planters Insurance Com
pany, are now on trial. The evidence
for the defendant is yet to be heard, az
ter which speeches viii be made by
Messrs. Hunes and Poston for plaintiffs,
and McKissick and Turley for defend
ant. The cases constituting the calen-
dar for to-day are as follows: 1916, Diggs
& Allen VS. Planters Insurance Compa-
ny; 2S2, Ellis vs. Martin; 329, Drake VS.
Pryor; 1851, Hyatt & OiDin use for Me-
gibbon; l62l, Merchants National Bank
ct al VS. Gage ct al; 1923, same VS. Hill,
Fontaine q Co; 1924, Trout use VS. Eus-
tbs; 1888, Union and Planters Bank VS.
Day; l743, Mccoy VS. Cheek; 174S, La
Dier vs. Anderson, adm; 1850, Weller VS.
Costin, adm; l75l, Elliott VS. same; 1867,
Waddell ct al use vs. Robbins & Plant;
l770, Townsend VS. Walt; l774, Mabry
vs. City Bank; 1775, Tobin VS. Walcoti,
Smith & Co; 17T6, Wilson 4 Gregg VS.
Cheek; 1873, Trenholm VS. Merchants
National Bank; l7S0, Talley, admir- vs
Clayton; 1850, Luccarrena vs. Littleiobn
ct al; 1871, CanOvan VS. Cooke; 1874,
Pike vs. City Bank; 1897, Seigler 4
Drake VS. Corona q Co; 1898, Manhattan
Bank vs. Larkin; 1893, Snavely VS. Toof,
( Phillips Il Co; 1900, RaggiO VS. Wright
ct al; 1861, johnson, Hirsh & Co VS.
Corona ct al; 1895, Taylor & Co VS. Lar
kin; 1903, Warren d Co VS. Forster,
Keaihofer & Co; 1910, SOuthworth VS.
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet
COmDauy
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" IMPERIAL WINE"
AMERICAN WINE CO.,
st. Louis. - Missouri
1. COOK President.
~ Diploma awarded as Paris Ex posi-
tion, Is6z.-6a
. IAdvertisement.l
Resolutions Unanimously Adopted
by THE
Central johnson Club OF Memphis.
@ October Q, IS72.

RESOLVED, qn the Language unanimously
adopted by the Tennessee Democratic State
yentiOn, held at Nashville, June, 1875 three
years after every act Of President johnson 3,
to which even the most ultra partisan could
object had become histOry.l HThat Andrew
johnson. in the discharge Of his great func-
tions as President Of the United States. AT a
period OF trying and unprecedented embar-
rasEment has rendered his name illustrieus
By the fidelity with which he has sought 10
preserve, protect and defend the Constitution
against the assault of a arevolutonary faction
nalf has earned the gratitude Of the Ameri-
can people. and rendered himself worthy Of
the highest mark Of confidence that may be
bestowed on him."
Resosped, Also, (in the words Of the Mem
phis APPEAL, Of August y, lS72o, That abe
we condemn, but many more that we approve.
He is perhaps the soundest, II we may not say
the profOundest, the most philosopnic think
er of the day; and while admirinR the grand
proportions Of his massive intellect and con-
fessing his patriotism. we cannOt lndin our
hearts 10 become querulOus and stupidity COM
plain because there are spots on the glowing
face OF the god OF day. Let us hear the phil
osOpher and statesman and profound thinker,
and whatever Of personal faults may be
ascribed 70 him they can be no greater or
gTander than his original and admirable
genius for statesmanship."
RESOLVED, Also, (tn.the Language OF the Nash
willie linton and american after the nomina-
ton of General Cheatham by the convention
which met at Nashville, In August LAST, That
"none deny tho personal worth OF General
CheethaTS1, but there seems TO us, and, as
we believe, 10 a majority Of the Democracy Of
Tennessee. a peculiar fitness in the selection
because Of MS greet ability and his loyalty to
the Union during the War."
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RAILROADS.
SOUTHERN

JOHN T. FLYNN. superintendent.
AhEs SPEED, Ticket Agent seeg
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NASHVILLE, October 22.-The Repub-
lican Congressional Convention fol-
the Nashville district met ia this city
to-day and nominated Horace H. Harri-
son, United States District-Attorney,
for Congress. The convention was har-
mODiOus and enthusiastic. Golladay,
the present member, and O'Brien, Inde-
pendent, are also candidates. The Re
publican ticket for the Legislature for
this city and county will be nominated
tomorrow.
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INC IL0TIE UI9EIIlTT % ITEE NI1ITU1lI
ROCHESTER, October 2z.-Vhe horse
disease il on the increase. There are few
horses in the city that are net affected.
The Street Railway Company have sus-
pended operations, all their horses being
sick. The livery stables and express
companies also have suspended. There
is hardly a horse to be seen IN the street,
and not 3 farmers team in sight here
abOuts.
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GENERAL SUMMARY.


SHREVEPORT, La, October 22.-WOrk
was commenced on the three divisions
of the Texas railroad from Dallas east,
from Sherman east, and from LOngvieW
west. The eompany's Office at Marshall
is completed, and the work on the shops
there commenced.
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS.

GALVESTON, October 22.-COtton market
steady; good ordinary, I65z@l7c; net receipts,
1858 bales; sales, 800 bales; exports coastwlEe,
l722 bales; stock, 15,20l bales.
MOBILE, October 2.-The cotton market Is
quiet; coed ordinary, iSc low middling, ls1Sc
middling. I9c; net receipts, 1897 bales; exports
coastwise, ll42 bales; sales, 800 bales; stock,
l0,0S0 bales.
SAVANNAH, October 22.-Cotton is quiet;
middlings, isEc; net receipts, 5IG6 bales; sales,
205e bales; stock. 80, 800 bales.
CHARL BSTON, October Z.-Cotton market
quiet; middlinRs, iS3EdlSisc; net receipts,
23lg bales; exports Great Britain, 1851 bales;
sales. 300 bales; y.ocis. = .s92 bales.
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Trustees sale.


PY virtue Of a trust deed executed 70 me by
~ W. y. Waldran on the 5sh day Of April,
Ioo5, recorded IN the Registers Office Of shelby
county, IN. book No. y, pages us and ll9, for
ne purpose OF paying tie debts therein fully
described, az tne request ef the Beneficiary,
VIII, on
Thursday, 21st Day Of November, 1879,
IN front Of the Waldran Block, and upon the
premises, between the hours Of 10 o'clock am.
and 2 o'clock pm, sell at puh1c auction, to
the highest bidder, Tor cash, the following
described tracts, parcels or lots of land with
the improvements thereon, lyiag, being and
situated In the city OF Memphis, county of
shelby and state Of Tennessee, and bounded
Is follows, to-lgits Beginning on the easf sjfis,
or Main street, one hundred aud any l5S
feet north OF Linden street, runniue fber-ss
eastyEa ardly, parallel with Linden str7-ef o,,c
hundred and seventy-nve l75l feet to m,
west side Of Mulberry street; thence norfb
Wartly with Mulberry street seventv-sis,i,f
and One-half 80 feet % a stake: tbe5cs
westFarolyi parallel with Linden strlsr .1,,s.
hundred and seventy-nve tI75l feet to ne eest
side OF Main street. thence southyyarfiIr v5fFf
the east side Of Main street seven t,T-eis,f ,,,5
one-half (lssSl feet TO the beginning. ne saTls
being 6ne iot upon which the WaidrsD plo.i-
Is situated, including all the improVsnenfs
and appurtenances thereuntO beIdneine-
Inc equlsy o. redemption Is sxDrczslrr
waived IN the trust deed; al taxes fif 1lsr ai7Isl
or otner eneuEnDranceS viii be paid ont ~ IN,
proceeds OF the sale. The title is beIievs,i 4,
be perfect bat I sell and convey oslly ~
trustee. ". mESSICk. Ifusiee
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FROM THE CABLE
DENMARK.

CoPENHAGEN, October 2.-Heger-
mann Lindenerond has been appointed
Ch0rge o'ATaires and Consul-General
Of Denmark az washington
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First chaneery COart-HOrsaB, ChaneeI-

First Chaneery Court-H0rgaD, Chancel-
The case of Greenlaw VS.. Trigg was
tried yesterday and submitted. The fol-
lowing cases are set for to-day: No. 200,
Street VS. Atkinson; T0l Block VS.
Block; 702, Behrends VS. Schulz; 7G3,
Pickett vs. COnnor; 704, Odel VS. Wood
ward; 7O5, Woodward VS. Odell; TO6,
Fraime VS. Furlong; 70S, Etchevarne IS
Etchevarne; I'll, Graham VS. Schewy
III, Owen vs. Lincoln; us, McKisiek ex
paTte petition; Tl9, Caldwell vs. Isaacs;
724, Bowers VS. Harrison; 725, Farrabee
VS. Farrabee; 727, Herzog VS. Allen; 72s,
Bullock VS. Kerr; 729, Alillard vs. Rogers
730, Galbreath vs. Chaplin; 731, Levy VS.
DuBose; 732, Home Insurance Com
pany VS. Wimberiy; 733, Alien VS.
Petit: 734, Newmay VS. Allen; 735,
Bishop VS. Wimberly; 733, Raggio
VS. Cuneo; 740, Barry vs. Dfnn; 741, Gar
nett US Holmes; 742, Ensley VS. For
sythe: T44, Turner vs. Nichol; TAG, Rhein-
hardt vs. Pollock; 747, Warner vs. Witt;
4s7, Winter vs. Humphrey; 749, Doinel
vs. Bennett; 751, Brooks VS. Peyton; 752,
Duifey vs. McGehee; 753, Randolph VS.
Trigg; 7j4, Prescott vs. Cohen; 755, Keho
VS. Able; 756, Poston vs. PostOn; 757,
Bennett " Hancock 75s, Holland VS.
Edwards; 762, Patton VS. Eddlns; 785,
Dimmick vs. Hulburt; 785, Gross VS.
Topp; 766, Edmonds VS. Edmonds; 76S,
Trigg vs. Stoekley; 769, Lagomarsino vs.
Lagomarsino; III, Smith VS. Grider;
US, TAFT VS. Talmage; T76, Greenlaw VS.
Woodbury.. Attorneys having the pa
pers in the case Of Robertson, Mitchell
4 Go. vs. heirs Of Ed. Bradshaw, No.
zsi9, \. r., will please return them to
the clerks ofiieesimmediately.
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NOTICE.

HAVING been duly appointed AdmInistra-
ID tor OF the estate Of George W. Gilmore,
deceased, by the Probate Court of Shelby
county, Tennessee all persons ara hereby no
uded to present 70 me, within the time pre-,
scFi bed - law. AL apcpuAts and demands
against ssid estate or the same will be forever
barred; and all persons Indebted TO said ess
tate are requested TO come up and settle with
me at anoo. w. q. RAiNEf. 9lOll second 81.
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ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, JULY z8rR,
" and until further notice, passenger trains
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WAsHINGToN,O October 22.-The Board
OF Health has issued an order prevent
ing the spread Of smallpox, which exists
here.
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E. 1eDAvITr, President.
J. T. FARGASON, viee-Pres't.
R. A. PARKER, Secretary.

DIRECTORS;
e. MCDAyIITT, President.
JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor.
]. T. FARGAsON, Of Fargason & Clay, Com
mission Merchants.
JOHN 7. STRArToN, Of Stratton, James & Co.,
Commission Merchants.
NAPOLEON HILL, Of HiH, Fontaine q Co.,
Commission Merchants.
W. A GOODWIN, Cotton Broker.
NJ. Z. COCHRAN, Of N. f. & J. W. Cochran,
Lumber Dealers.
b. E. JACKSON, Of Estes & Jackson, Attorneys.
NATHAN ADAMS, Stanton, Tennessee.
THIS COMPANY OFFERS EVERY REA-
i sonRble inducement ats to Insurers. Us losses
are settled fairly and paid promptly, while its
rates are as low as any solvent company can
afford. se.J
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Ne. G.. g. Prindle, Of Cnttenden eoun-
ty, Vermont, has made an experiment
designed to ascertain how far soil is
protected from cold by snow. For four
Successive winter days, their being four
inches Of snow on Level, he found the
average temperature, Immediately above
the snow, thirteen degrees below zero;
Immediately beneath, nineteen degrees
above zero; under drift two feet deep,
twenty-seyen degrees above zero.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASONIC NOTICE.

A SPECIAL communication OF DeSoto z
II Lodge. No. 80, VIII be held this XX
(WltDS HsDAf) evening, October Bd,/VN
at y o'clock, for work in the n. N. degree.
All NJ. n. = are fraternnlly invited.
By order r. e. WILLIAMSON, W. NJ.
r. w SHELTON Secretary Och
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AUCTIoNEERS.

VI DOo3ys LtNAA " " AngAC8AeE BAEtGas
On WEDNESDAY, October 28d, at p o'clock,
on the premises, we viii sell 10 the highest
bidder, a level, beautiful lot on the south side
OF Nosby. east Of Winchester street, and iOin-
ing the property OF Mr.. Enoch Taylor, ia an
excellent neigh borhOod. Terms cdsh, Or short
city acceptance At market rates OF discount
An opportunity is here given 70 secure a most
desirable dwelling lot. Buyers VIII please ex-
anime tho property before sale. Perfect title.
TIVE Residence Lots on Market square,
at Auesion.--We invite the special attention
Of persons seeking centrally situated build
In lot 10 the perempiory sale we are directed
20 make fer Mrs.. Whiisitt, Of a p0rtien OF her
property On the west side 0f Market Square,
being 20 feet frQnt hy 7Si< depth on the
north part OF the lot, which, Will be sold Ia
two lots OF 25 feet. The frontOf this beautiful
park gives 70 these lois an adVantage Of health
and eomf thai We desire 10 bring TO the
particular attention Of those who are selsot-
Ing homes. TERas-Thini cash. 0 and II
months, with interest. The sale viii take
plHOs on the promises
Thursday, October 8lst, at 12 o'clock.
A Choice BniIdsng Lotion Vance street
has been placed IN our hands for sale, on very
easy terms, at q very low price.
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The river is about stationary opposite
the city, and two feet seven inches above
low water mark. The Ohio is low, and
the upper Mississippi only navigable by
the lightest-draught boats. White river
has three feet to JacksonpOrt, and the
Arkansas has thirty-twO inches to Lit
tie Rock. The weather yesterday was
cloudy, with occasional showers, and a
heavy rain the night previous.
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,. w. -, ARCHITECT
s54 second St.. Irving BIoeI

- u 7I--- .IUII7
OFFEiis his professional services 10 ths eft
~ liens OF Memphis AMI she srrrauasiiarl
country, Once lassly occupied 81 ne ials
Francis Foster se2s
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TAXES.
LANDS
FORFEITED FOB TAXES.

81 Business in the office Of the Commits
sioner Of Revenue for Shelby county is tbis
day resumed. Claimants Of land forfeited for
taxes since 1855
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WILL SAVE COSTS TO THEMsELTEs

by payment OF their taxes nt once. as hills
VIII be nled against all such lands as soon as
practicable. b. P ANDERSON.
Revenue Commissioner Shelby county.
once. No. Do. CircnIt Conrf BnIIdlnr ocla
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rustic life Ia an adjoining village, replied simply
'Monsieur, can never consent 10 abandon my Com

rustic life la an adjoining village replied simply
"Monsieur, can never consent 10 abandon my Com
mune for yours
The Due dAumale, who lives In noble hotel on
the Rue st. H0n0re, Is announced rs about 10 bring
fiom his English villa 1T Twiokenham TO his palace
at Chantilly collection OF pictures valued at four
million of frances
The Duke OF Montpensier has taken hotel here,
after the Empress, but now known as Avenue
uhrich. Montpensier does not seam anxious 90
return TO Spain to await trial To- the murder OF
Prim. The Queen OF Spain Is resLsnt here also,
and has quite Castillan court In her E0tel On the
Avenue OF the King OF Rome.
The King OF Denmark is expected next week In
Paris. He will travel fitc0gtf o, under the name OF
Count Amhus. He will make o 3 lOrt stay, meaning
10 visit the Prince OF Wales and return Ia time to
discuss military matters with his Legislature.
circular Is In circulation from Karl Marx, sum-
moning convention at Lyons OF the delegates TO
the International from Switzerland, Belgium, Eng
land Germany and Russia. Gntt'OtS calls attention
to the gathering as circumstance that should at
tract the notice OF government.
The statue OF Lille, Oh the Place Conoorde. Whicn
has been rebuilt and will be put in place IN Few
days.
1t is said that President Theirs means to pass his
vacation at Fontainebeau. He proposes to come
at the Palace OF the Eysee similar to those given In
April.
Blanuui the head of the Communist idea IN
France, but who was In prison during the reign OF
the Commune, and 90 escaped with life, was to-day
tiOn to New Caledonia. Banqui is the person that
the Communists offered to accept In exchange ior
Archbishop Darboy, but M. Theirs declined.
La Pms announces that Mrs. Lincoln, tho widow
OF President Lincoln has arrived nere with tho In
tention OF making 1t her residence.
Jules Fayre Is about to publish book, entitled
ssSOuycnir6 PerSOnnels.u
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AQUATIC.


A National Convention OF Anna tour Oars
mon To BE Held In This city.
On the 25th inst. q circular was issued from this
city to the several boating clubs in the United
States calling for National Convention of amateur
oarsmen, to be held here on the 2Sth OF August
next. This matter since last spring has engaged
the attention of prominent amateurs In this Sec
ton, and the proposed conference bids fair to
be q grand success. rhe ntion will be called
upon t, transact the following business First,
to establish national definition OF an amateur;
second to elect judiciary committee to decide all
disputed cases; third to establish national
regatta and fourth to revise the laws OF boat rao-
ing. The circular referred to adds, that 'as 1t Ia
of the utmost Importance that definite rules should
be established governing the qualifications OF
amateurs and boat racing" each club should make
special effort to be represented, and as the COnven
teur" nature, such delegates should be sent as can
fully accord with the sentiment OF the majority
OF amateur Oarsmen. The signatures to the circu-
lar, besides that Of Mr. James watson, OF New York,
cessiuly progressed, represent flty-seven amateur
clubs, among them being James II. Shorter, Chatta-
hoochee Club, Columbus Ga. George Il. Henry, Girls
void College Club, Davenport, Iowa; z; N. Fay.
CAL; Eugene Fanut lie Roy, Chicago. Club
Chicago, Ill.,; william A. steele, Schuylkill
caS se% York. ann Levi VI nSmsr g.
troit Boat Club, Detroit, Mich. No doubt the ma
Jority OF the clubs in the country will be repre-
scented at this convention, and with one mind they
woF with @ Se IA
been felt, and when once established boating must
receive decided impetus.
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The summer Cruises-The Atlantic Club
Pr0gra mime.

The Summer Cruises-Thc Atlanttc CluD
PrOgra mime.
The yachting season 30 far has been toerably
successful, and excepting the opening regattas OF
the different yacht clubs which were driited In q
calm, there have been some very pretty matches
and trials OF speed The yachts are at present
cruising East or In the hands OF mechanics prepar-
Ing for the annual August cruise which has always
been looked forward to az Of the most enjoyable
events of the season. One could hardly select
pleasanter manner Of spending summer holiday
than on the water, and especially 80 when on
board comfortable yacht, cruising up the sound,
and calling In on the way at Glen Cove,
New Haven New London Greenport, Stonington,
Newport New Bedford Vineyard Haven and other
charming resorts on the Eastern coast The sum-
mer cruises commence this year with the Atlantic
Yacht Club cruise, the sd OF August, which will
be followed by the New YORK 1acnt UIup cruise on
cruise ON the 9Th OF September. In past years the
above three clubs have been unfortunate enough to
have been cruising all at the same time; but this
year a yacht belonging to all three clubs Will be
able to participate in each OF the cruises.
Commodore OF Che Atlantic Yacht Club in reference
to this cruise:-
ATLANTIC YACHT CLUB, FLAGSHIP NIssus,
rn ooss at sr c s
steamboat from New York. at signal gun from flagship,
s Sun August Dyine service will be held by the
Commodore All members, Win their guests,
ssE sunday
excused from salutng Dag officer upon coming to anchor
get under and proceed to Morris Cove In New Haven
Harbor. . go
TUIsDAy, august snypon signal, the feet will get
wEDNEsDAy, August Upon signal the feet will get
under way for Greenport 49,
THURSDAY August ESPECIAL orders for this day will
DO given Immediately after setting signals
T. FRIDAY, August 9-UpOn signal, the feet will get
s. SATURDAY. August lO-Special orders for this day
and Sunday will be given Immediately after setting sig
mails. 49,
9. MONDAY. August l2-Upon signal the fleet will get
under for Vineyard Haven where orders for the f
ture movements of the feet will be given.
fleet WILL prac sable follow the leading yacht;
and In OF sailing after sunset the leading yacht Will
from time to time discharge fireworks, which will be an
swered by others In their order Before coming to anchor
the captain OF yacht first IN will appoint some competent
board to take accurately the time of his own
and each subsequent arrival and report the same to the
Commodore the next day as soon after signal setting as
H. Ali signals for starting will be as foows:First gun
to prepare; Ave minutes atterward SECOND gun 10
starting point No yacht without permission may leave
IL The Commodore from time to time will inform the
club of h yachts which shall have joined the fleet upon
invitation, and coming to anchor and on other oc-
cason they will be offered precedence next TO the on
N''' - - Commodore WILLIAM PEET.
JOHN B. MORGAN, Recording Secretary.
Yachting Note.
The Halcyon, N.Y.Y.C., sailed from New London