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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-10-30
Wednesday, November 6, 1872,

during legal hours, sell to the highest bidder,
for cash, in front Of the Sherih's office, OF
Second street, near Union, and in the city OF
Memphis, Tenn, the following described prop
erty ,to-wit: A tract OF parcel Of laudlyingaud
Situated in the county Of Shelby and state of
Tennessee: Beginning at a stake on the west
boundary line Of the homestead tract Of land
in the 18th Civil District Of Shelby county,
Tennessee, which belonged TO the late Geo,
L.. Holmes, deceased, Oa which is known as
SCOTS avenue, at its Intersection with
Holmes avenue, about 30 chains north Of tue
intersection 1f said Sc4tts avenue with The
Memphis and Germantown p~lankrOad; runs
thence north with ScOLt avenue about 40
chains to Summer avenue thence eastward
about 20 chains 10 EeMarf avenue; hence
outward with RemberJ avenue about 40
chains to Elizabeth avenue thence westward
with Elizabeth and Holmes avenues about ~
chains 10 the beginning, enlbra 1r me orig
inai homestead Of said Geo. A.. -oumes, now
occupied in part by Geo. G. Holmes and
part by W. r. Holmes, intendif % levy 81
the enti-e interest of Geo. q. Homes thr.L.u,
being an undivided One-half Interest levied
on as the property Of Geo @. Holmes. OctO-
Der 9, 1872. W. J. p. DOYLE,
OclB Sheriff shelby county.
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Sheriff's Sale of Real Estate

-WII 10 NVLIIIlITIIVV ~ TIEVTW IIVVN WsIIs
W. j.. p. DOYLE,
Sheriff Of shelby county.
Mestcott a stahl. AttOrneYs for plainLm.
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Is Sale of Real Estate

Sale to commence at eleven O'Clock am.
W. j.. p. DOYLE,
Sheriff of Shelby County.
WeStcort * StahI. Att1vS for plafutfT fOcE
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SHERIFF'S SALE
Valuable Real Estate.

DY VIRTUE Of a ueadffi0nf eTpoHds to me
ID directed from the First Circuit Court Of
Shelby county, Tennessee, based upon ajudg-
ment in said court in favOruf Elizabeth Flem-
ming, against C. ID. Mclean. for the sum Of
hundred and siNty-vight dollars S86S),
besides costs Of suit amounting to sixteen dol
lars and hNe eents Lsl6 On M. ON
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Gov. THOS. T. BRAMLETTE.
Agent Public Library Of kenfucky,
LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY
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WARFIELD's COLD WAIVER soAp
Manufactured BY Perry a Heading
Mobile. Alahamn.

WE AVE been appointed agents fos the
w celebrated, perfect Washing Soap. By
fuel For washing Prints silks, Laces. Bonn
bazines, Flannels, Blankets and Woolens gen.
orally there IS nothing equal 70 30. Ask golr
Grocer for iL.
seq OLIVER, FINNIB6 CO.
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Chaneery Sale of Real Estate
Saturday, NOvsmBerl %, 1872.

saturday, AoVsmberl I'd, 1917
No. 80S-In the Second Chancery Court Of
shelby oounty, Tennessee1AndreW Renki
W. Jacob 5. Galloway ct al.
DY virtue Of an order Of sale made In this
ID cause, I viii sell, at public auction, 70 the
highest bidder, in front Of the ONCE Of the
Second Chancery Court Of shelby county, in
thu effv II Memphfg Tennessee. on
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Friday, me First nay Of xovember. Isl
supreme Court Sale.

No 50, Second Chancery DOcket.-In Supreme
Court al JacksOn-D. R. Cook & Co. ct al. vs..
!. Frank, o F.. Mckinney at al.
DY virtue Of q decree pronounced by the
ID Supreme Court OF Tennessee, at Jackson,
May q, ISL. in this cause,I viii sell to the
highest bidder, on the premises described, in
the city Of Memphis, on
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ID rected from the supreme Court of Ten
nessee in the case Of samuel MOsby, receiver,
etc, VS.. Sarah c.. Smith, ExecutrtX, ct al, judy
ment rendered 2jth day of May, ISz2, for
S33lS 800 and costs, TO satisfy said judgment,
interest and costs, 1 win, on
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ne UI6db new OhuICn MdslC DUN
THE STANDARD
ON MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from the
effects Of Errors and Abuses in early life.
Manhood restored. Impedimeuts 10 Marriage
removed. New method Of treatment. New
and remarkable remedies. Books and circu-
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Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. 2
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able conduct and professional skill. feod&w
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fed that the object of Mr.. Sted-
ham and his friends was only for
delay OF our enterprise, hoping to
be able 10 get State aid and au-
thOrity To close Cross bayou en-
tirely and levee the river, which
project was attempted last winter
in the Legislature of the State
and failed of success.
We have been from the begin
ming of our enterprise fully salts
fled Of its vast utility and benefit
to the commerce of Shreveport !;
and when we consider the large
area of fine fertile country through
which the streams pass. that have
heretofore sent such large amounts
of cotton TO Camden, Beach Hills.
Homer, Trenton and Minden.;
also, when We know that the in
terminahle pine forests, express
brakes and euautitIes of white
oak, for slaves md wagon max
| ing. roOp, poles, viii all be brought
within cheap and easy distance OF
Shreveport, it is no wild state,
ment that annually one million
dollars worth of produce will reach
our city by this route alone.
Shreveport must soon realize
the fact that she must live 10y
manufactures. and this route pre-
seuts materials not only necessary
but in the most unlimited quaint
t., and of cheap transportation.
Our company is out of debt, anC
in our earnest endeavOrs to bene
fir the commerce Of our town. We
have not specialized, and have nC
= fancy or preferred stock. TIL,
stock issued is more than paid fOl
= in cash paid out and services rem
dered, and it is a matter of con
graduation that We have done 81
much with such a small outlay
| And now all We need is a geneI
GUS help from the city and iron
the people largely more interested
. than are the members of the com
pany.
The first great advance we dt
sire is to have the bridges on eros
, bayou removed; and if We hav
t the aid and moral support Of In
S city and Board of Trade, the Pc
4 lice Jury of BOsSier Parish wi
: promptly construct bridges wit
1 draws, SO as not to impede nav
q CATION. IL is true the law NIGH
e be invoked, but our desire an
: uniform policy is and has been t
r cultivate the most friendly reia
/ tons with all parties, and we fee
e sure that the bridges can be T,
: moved in manner satiSfactor
= and agreeable to all parties
: interest. ..-g H- ......-
/ Respectfully submitted,
S r. J. LooNEY, Secretary.
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To L. p. Hotchkiss, President of
the Lake Bodceau and Cross
Bayou Navigation Company:
At your request ! make the fol-
lowing statement of facts in regard
to the history and condition OF
said corporation
On the 18th of October, 1869.
George Alban, Robert j. Looney,
Thomas p. HotchkiSS, S. Ii. Cain,
IL. Markham and ". N. Folsom.
formed themselves into a corpora
tion-by public act before G. H.
Spilker, Notary Pubiic-for the
purpose of opening navigation
from Shreveport through Cross
Bayou, Lake Bodceau and Bod.
ceau Bayou TO the State Of Ar
! kansas.
The corporation was organized
and stock WAS promptly taken 20
the amount OF $1,000, each mem
Der taking ten shares at 500 per
share. Upon the most rigid econ
omy we proceeded TO lay off oHr
work into sections, putting under
contract section after section, and
paying promptly in cash as sec.
tons were completed, inspected
and received by the board of di-
rectors, until We had reached
Bellevue in BosSier Parish.
About the time we had finished
the section reaching Bellevue, our
company was enjoined and stop.
ped from further proceedings by
an order Of the District Court at
theSuit Of one William Stedham,
under the remarkable pretext that
opening and deepening the bayou
would cause the water to overflow
these lands and thus cause him
heavy damages.
We obeyed the order of the
court, and, failing to reach and try
the cause, our enterprise, which
seemed to have no popular sup
port, languished. We were salts
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BoSSier aud an experienced fat
and barge boat man, and one OF
the most successful planters of
BoSSier. He was punctual and of
great service in plotting us to the
landing. We arrived on Sunday,
the 23d instant, about 10 O'clock,
A. NJ. The citizens were highly
elated at the advent of a steamer.
Though small, she created as much
noise through the town as, if the
John Z. Moore had been landed
instead. The following are some
of the most prominent citizens
that came and assisted in making
landing: j. G. Head, DR.. Swan,
w. II. Hill, w. NJ. Stedman, Z.
r. Moore, J. w. Only, G. G.
NOVEL;, Jas. Hagan and others.
We are under the belief that when
they will cut through the timber
and chaparal of the deepest and
best water, navigation can at all
times be had to that place when
there is sufficient water at the
mouth of the bayou, Oh Red river.
and that it can always be On Bod.
ceau to Strauge's Ferry perhaps,
as the channel is deep and the
water always clear.
Below We append a commuui.
cation from our old and esteemed
friend, Mr.. Trustworthy, now a
resident of Arkansas, and in the
vicinity OF the contemplated ter
minus of our route, aud respect.
fully refer you to our esteemed
citizens, the MeSSrS. Battle and
w. Murphy, who have been resi-
dents near this terminus in Ar
kansas, and who speak favOrably
OF the width and depth of the Bod
. ceau as high as Lewisville. IL
addition to what has been said,
respectfully refer you to a repor
, OF the Secretary of the compan,
+ hereto appended.
Fl WIN. S. LEWIS,
. For the Company
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Mr. Greeley's Letter of Accept
anCe.
NEW YORK, MAY 20, 1872.

NEW ORh, May ~, tSI2.
GENTLEMEN: l have chosen
not to acknowledge your letter of
the 3rd instant, until 1 could learn
how the work of your Convention
was received in all parts OF our
great country, and Judge whether
that was approved and ratified by
the masses of our fellow-ciiizens.
Their response has from day to
/ day reached Inc through kilograms,
letters and comments OF journa-
lists, independent OF official patro-
mage and indifferent to the smiles
or trowns of power. The number
and character of these uncon-
strained, Impoverished, unsolicited
utteIanceS satisfy me that the
movement which found expires.
sion at Cincinnati has received
= the stamp OF public approval. and
has been hailed by the majority
OF our countrymen as the hardin.
ger of better days for the Repub-
, lie. do not miSinterpret this
approval, as especially compli,
mentary to myself, nor even to the
chiva!rous aud justly esteemed
gentleman with whose name !
thank your convention for asso.
Ciating mine.
/ l receive and welcome it as a
spontaneous and deserved tribute
to that admirable platform OF prin
clpIes wherein your Convention Sc
tersely, so iucidiy and so forcibly
set forth the convictions which
impelled aud the purposes which
| guided its course, q platform
which, casting behind it the wreck
and rubbish of worn out conten.
tons and by-gone feuds. EN- bodies
III mt and few words the needs and
aspirations of to day. Though
thousands stand ready to con,
denim your every act, hardly a syl
liable of criticism or cavil has been
aimed at your platform. of which
the substance may be fairly epit,
omized as follows:
First. All the political rights
and franchises which have been
acquired through our late bloody
CONFUSION must and shall .hr
guaranteed, maintained. enjoyed
and respected evermore.
Second. All the political rights
and franchises which have been
lost through that CONFUSION.
should, and must be promptly re
stored and re-established, so that
there shall be henceforth no pro
scrlbed class, and no DISTINGUISHED
caste, within the limits of ouJ
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JUNE %, 1872.

JUNE 20, 49,.
DR.. 7. p. Hotchkiss:
Dear Sir: / have, during the
past few days, learned of the effort
being made by you and associates
to open up steamboat navigation
through Macks bayou to the Bod
ceau, and thence up the Bodceau
into the State of Arkansas. From
a personal knowledge of the route
regard this work entirely practi-
cable, there being plenty of water
and of sufficient depth for IL con.
siderable distance into the State
of Arkansas, if the timber be.
tween the open lakes, which APP
pears at intervals, can be proper.
ly removed, to give good naviga.
ton for small beats for six months
in the year; which will give to
Shreveport, in addition to the
trade from Louisiana, a large
trade from the counties OF Lafa
yette, Columbia and a portion OF
Nevanaand Hampstead, and prob
ably from the western portion Of
Union. This is an enterprise Of
more Importance than most per
sons Row deem it. Push the work
on as rapidly as possible. l fee
confident if you will take the pro
per steps to bring the enterprise
before the people of that portion
of Arkansas, they will cheerfully
join you in the enterprise. Hop
ing you may speedily succeed,
| am, with respect yours,
B. ii. kINsWORTHY.
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veal, cut it up and boil an hour,
'h5n add a quarter of a pound of
butter, pepper and salt, cover. the
meat with biscuit dough, cover
close and stew half an hour and
it will be ready.
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The average cost of building
a mile OF railroad in this coun-
try is s44.225.
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