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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-08-01
Tuesday, the Sd Day Of september, 1879

within legal hours, the real estate mentioned
and described in the pleadings and decree, as
follows:
A lot of ground situate in shelby county.
Tennessee, on Jefferson street, in The city OF
Memphis: Beginning at the northwest corner
of Jefferson's lot; thence running west with
Jefferson street 80 feet; thence sOuthwardly,
at right angles with Jefferson street, IfSls feet,
more or less, to an alley, between Jefferson
and Court streets; thence eastwardly, with
said alley, 80 feet; thence northwarCily, at
right angles with said alley, l4S3< feet, more or
less, to the point of beginning.
Also, two other lots or parcels of ground in
Shelby county, Tennessee: one Lot, No. 30,
commencing at a stake on the east side of
Lauderdale street, the southwest corner of
Whittles lot; thence running on a line par
allel with Lauderdale street south chains
and 81 links to Jackson street; thence east, on
a line parallel with Jackson street, chains
and 81 links to a STAKE at the corner Of John
n. Browns lot; thence north, on n line paral-
lei with Brown s LOT, chains and 81 links TO n
stake on the line OF Whittle's lot; thence
west, on line of Whittles lot, chains and
81 links to the point of beginning; containing
1910 acres.
Also, Lot No. 81 on the plat OF land suryeyed
and laid on and adjoining the towns OF Mem
phs and Fort Pickering, and descri bed as Ioi
lows: Commencing at the intersection OF tils
north side OF Jackson street win tne Wes. ~
side of the fernando road thence nor, d,,S SN "a a.
line Of said road "a west, 10 chalns anI. 3
links to a stake; thence north 454 Mes.,, ,,
chains and IS links to a stake near We s.a.u
roac thence south chains ana iiI.s I.1 ~ =, .
stake; thence south chains emu % lliiAs - 70 = q
stake in the north line OF Jackson stree @
thence on a line with Jackson street east y
chains and 81 links to the point OF beginning.
Terms of Sale-Six, twelve ana eighteen
months credit q, Il anu ~ mouths e5eolll
sonai security for purchase money, and lien
retained on the land until same is paid !;
equity of redemption n PaFTea. I v August I IS
Beecher & Belcher and Smith & Kittredge,
sols. for eompln'ts aul
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$50 half chests and boxes FRESH
TEAS;
500 mats choice Java Coffee
300 bags Rio, just received, and
for sale low to the trade.
q. f. CAYANAGH & CO.,
365 Main Street.
InSOIYent Notice.

HAVING suggested the insolvency OF the
III estates Of Kelsey Bond, James X. Bates,
Nathaniel L. kagland and James K. Crump,
all deceased, to the Clerk of the County Court,
this is to notify all persons having claims
against said estates TO file the same, authenti-
Gated in the manner prescribed by law, on or
before the lst day Of November, 1872, with
said Clerk, or the same will be forever barred.
This July 81, lS72. "A. ANDERSON,
aul Administrator of said Estates
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CHARLESTON

GALVESTON, July 31.-CottOn un-
changed; good ordinary, l9la2Oc. Net
receipts, 9 bales; stock, 345 bales.
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SAVANNAH.
GALVESTON

SAVANNAH, July 31.-COtton nom
inal; middling, 20c. Net receipts, 81
bales; stock, 1891 bales.
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J. D. STEWART'S
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
11O Alabama St, Memphis, Tenn.

CIXTEENTH ANNUAL SESSION WILL
- commence Monday, September I'd
IS72. School limited and select.
A thorough course of English, Classical,
Mathematical and Commercial studies.
Boys prepared for business or college. aul
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS.
ILArEs7 REPORT BY rELEeRAPu. ]
MOBILE

MOBILE, July 31.-CottOn dull and
nominal; low middling nominal; re-
ceipts, 6 bales; stock, 1901 bales.
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Mondar. the sd Dan Of Sentember. -.

within legal hours. the real estate mentioned
and described in the pleadings and decree. g.
follows.
Beginning at McAIexauder's northeast cor
ner at a STAGE y links east of a sweetgUm
marked IA; thence north % chains TO the
river, about one chain north Of "A large birch
marked " w; thence eastwardly with the
river to Cypress creek; thence nOrthwarJlv
with the meanderings Of Cypress creek TO the
north line Of Charles Jones tract; thence
east with said Jones line 5 chains- thence
north chains, 4S links TO said Pavne's north
west corner, thence east with Payue'~ line
and McAieXanders north line Il chains and
. links TO the beginning, and all lying and
being IN the county Of shelby ana State OF
Tennessee August i, ls72.
Terms OF Sale-Ca-h. Equity of REDEEM pti0u
barred. JOHN b. FIREMAN. Clerk
Geo. W. Winchester, sol for compin'tS. aGl
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CHARLESTON, July 31.-CottOn easier;
middling, 1Sc. Net receipts, p bales;
receipts, $50 bales; stock, 5742 bales.
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McLEAN'S CARD.

A FTER waiting a reasonable time for the
"a friends Of George II. Powell 10 refute the
charges by which he attempted TO crush me
which they have failed to dol respectfully
request all of my friends 10 vote for, and give
their warm support to Henry NJ. LOewenstine
for TaX-COllectOr. WM. MCLEAN.
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NNTICE.

~. LOUIS, No, July 80, 1872.
DY order of the General Board of Direc tors
ID of the LIFE ASSOCIATION or AMERICA, J.,
there will be meeting of the Policy Holders
of said Association, at the Office Of the corpO-
ration, in the city Of ST. Louis, on
Monday, the s6th Day Of August next,
at o'clock pm, for the purpose or consider
ing certain proposed amendments to the Char
ter of the Association, and to vote for or
against the adoption Of the same.
JAMES II. BRITTON, President.
wv Il Eanrlt.rn- an
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ELECTION NOTICE.
Supreme Court Sale.

No. 96, Second Chancery DOcisets4-In supreme
Court at JaeksOn.-D. II. took K Co. ct aI. vs.
]. F. Frank, John F. Mckinney at al
DG virtue Of a decree prOBou-lce t3A the
ID Supreme Court of Tennessee, at Jackson,
May q, lSl2. in this cause, I viii sell to the
highest bidder, in front of the Second Chan
cery Courtroom, on Second street, IN the city
of Memphis. on
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NEW ADECaTIsEHENFs.
supreme Ccurt Sale.

No 81 y. :. Din tEe Snpreme Court
taf Ts1r 4-4rah Van Hook Administered
of D. = alf Hook, sieces4ed, ~ John .
B1Iks. Marina burEs and Esresiv =. Ua..
IL Ft1tEe 1I a deere isrnnrrurefI nv f..
Hesf ~ C1Iiriiof 1f1nessee al Jack,
fUne i 1s1z. in this cpuse, I will sen f0 o..
ssiglefl 1itt u fronE Of TIE First Chauc-
Courtroom On Second street. IN the cifv.
Memphis WIlhIn legal hours OF
Monday, the 2d Day Of September. 1S75
the real estate mentioned and described
the pleadlngs and decree, as follows. Si.ua-.
IN shelby county, Irnnessee, and known 0
the survey OF the GhicEasatT ccssiou as o..
southW 81 4uarter OF section nv, 81, tOWushi
one I'D, range seven q west or the basis M
ridian
Terms OF Sale-SeVen months credit; pu-
enfser executing note with approved securif
t1r the purchase money, and lien refalus
on %. land until The 1aIue is paid. EguIfy
redemption barred august !, Is7Z-
JoHzs II. FREEMAN. Clerk.
j. N. Gregory. Sol for compIut. auI
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Supreme Court Sale.

No. "A, Second Chaucery DOcket.-In supreme
Court at Jackson. n.-Amos MunsOn vs. james
Payne ct al. and X. J. B. l. Winn and j.
Payne L al.
D1 virtue Of "A decTee pronounced in this
ID cause, April -, iS72, by the supreme Court
OF Tennessee, at jackson, ] VIII sell 10 the
highest bidder, in front OF the Second Chan
cery Courtroom, on Second street. in the city
of Memphis, on
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-07-18

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Cine Wenaeerie Bel etnem Giiens
babnurfaQe.

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pfauen uuo anoere f.ltene 8rpbe 86se
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So uirb TN St,l eurupatf&er 9ptels StA.rer 8laae esual-
lex uub spn iesen Deutf&en ben befen amerttantf4eu 5rtels
,orsepsen werben, ba alien Mlnfdtu BIS %sebtlbtten Dsu..
3ea, In Btsa8 uf &l9e nab vssts Re&nuns sttIaaen tA.
nut Aeoree 9rube-. teentbImer
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in fact the success OF the was between sn
MIN anu Nilsson. Alter the rna,. oa?m m,"t
Formes, 1t Is hard to find Bertram. Bur .-'no's
even he did not electrlfy the house as Carl usea
70 40 gave very devilisn, MephIstophellan idea
OF the character, =
But 70 give reason for our denunciarion of the
ensemble we must say that never IN the course OF
our long operate experience did we know OF such
mercess butchery as was Indicted In the score last
, some or the very best marches were ruth.
!essy cut out and the ch0ruses we're worse even
than those OF the Harmonic Society In its oden days.
twenty pages Of the score were passed over at 9
Jump, and demons and Crusaders were constantly at
variance: The ballet shades OF Uovent Garden
consisted ~ Of dozen girls who could not dance,
Grlsi Lucille Grain, Taglioni and Cert0 could have
been dispensed with. The mise en- scene was
occasion.
The Academy Of Music next season will pass into
the hands OF Max Maretzek, VINO Will nave as bust
experiences in London Will be brought into requisi
Ion. Pauline Lncca and the company OF Her
OF opera IN the Academy curing the next season.
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IelEGaAHs TO THE new Yolt HERALD.

LONDON, March IL, 1874
Tho Oarlist Electoral Committee have issued q
manifesto urging their partsans ii the electoral
districts to vote for the coalition candidates ct the
coming elections for the Cortes.
The Cabinet Is vigilant and on the alert In its
movements against the action of the parliamentary
opposluonists. Senior Sagasta, President Of the
Council and Minister OF the Interior, has addressed
Q circular to the Governors Of the provinces recon-
mending them 10 'energeucally enforce respect to
the laws" which Ia taken to mean that they are TO
operate the recent act against "tumultuous assem-
Olages to the Injury Of the cause OF the franchise
coalitonists.
Tho People Loyal and the Throne Popular.
MADRID, March l1-Evening.
The reports Of insurrection in Spain are false.
King Amadeus to-day reviewed the volunteers OF
Che capital and was loudly cheered by them.
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The Democratic Demonstration Against
the Perks Regulation Bill.
1uther's Treatment Of tho Roman Bull Revived
Tho Colonial Principle Inviolate In Canada
An Aristocratic Son-in-Law at Court.
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, March II, 1872.
The popular assemblage by mass meeting in Hyde
Park yesterday called to record the protest Of the
democracy at large against the Cabinet measure
called the Public Parks Regulation bill, was OF.
tended BY about four thousand persons.
The proceedings were orderly throughout.
A remarkable feature OF the demonstration was
the burning OF copy Of the Objectionable bill,
pretty much after the manner in which Martin
Luther treated the Papal Bull OF accommodation.
THE COLONIAL PRINCIPLE INTACT IN CANADA.
In the House Of Commons today Mr. Macfe
member for Leith district called the attention OF
the Colonial Department to the report which came
from America OF q secret treaty for the separation
OF Canada from Great Britain.
Mr. augessen. Under Colonial Secretary, replied
that he had not thought 1t worth while TO contradict
such an absurd rumor but out Of respect to the gen.
tIeman he would state that there was not the slight
est foundation for 1t.
A sON-IN-LAw AT COURT.
The Most Noble the Marquis and MarcniOness OF
Lorn, son-tn.law and daughter Of Queen Victoria,
nave arrived In the metropolis to visit Her Majesty
previous to her departure from England for Ger.
many.
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.flitthI4 70 THE NEW YORK asaAlS.

49, 49,. 4 -. & ROME, March II, 1872.
ais Holiness Pope Plus the Ninth held public
audience in the Vatican yesterday. lie addressed
the persons who enjoyed the honor OF presentation
In Q few words relative to the present position OF
the Church and the presence Of the lay power OF
consolidated italy In the Eternal City.
In the course OF his remarks the Pope said that
the smsfortunes OF the Church dated back to 1885,"
le further stated that 'the continued existence OF
vwo nowers IN Rome at the same time was impos
,eibe." r.r,c.v
! The report which has been current during some
few weeks past TO the effect that the Pope mas been
and still is engaged in making preparations to leave
Rome Is false.