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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-11-11
Tuesday, November IL, 1872,

within legal hours, the following described
real estate belonging to the estate Of K. N.
Bond, deceased, lying in shelby county, Ten
uessee. in District No. I, Range S, Section 5,
bounded as follows:
Lot No. l-Beginnfng at a stake in a road in
the east line of the Harrsn tract, OF which this
lot is a part; thence north with said line IS
chains and 81 inks TO a stake; thence west u
81 chains and Q links 70 a whiteOak marked
" 81: thence east "a chains and 90 links TO the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. So acres.
Also, Lot No. ABeginning at the Sc corner
Of Lot Nc. I, and runs thence south 6 chains
and 30 inks to the NE ~cornerof dover lot No.
3, with sweetgum pointers; thence west u
chains and 10 links to the NV corner Of said
dover lot, with redOak sapling pointer
thence south lZf ore chains and Il
the SW corner OF said dover lot, with sassa-
fras and redoak sapling pointers; thence west
Is chains and 65 links TO a stake, 1t being one
of the corners OF dover lot No. I; thence
north : chains and 95 links to a stake the NE
c rner OF dover lot No. ]; thence west Is
chains and 10 links 10 the NV corner Of said
dover lot stake s 800 Il 81 link from a white
oak marked "X"; thence north IS chains
and s. inks to a stake; tb nee east 40 chains
nnd lS inks to a stake in west line HarTeI
tract; thence south 70 egreeSeast 8 chains and
20 links 10 the SW corner OF lot MOI thence
east IA chains and 90 links 10 the beginning
containing 4 53-l0 acres.
Terms of Sale-Cash.
JAMES BELLY, Clerk.
By J. II. CULLEN, Deputy Clerk.
II. 4. sale, sol. for cOmpln't. Oc2
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TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCKaN.

UHE undersigned hereby give notice of the
assignment TO them OF all the notes, &C
counts and other assets belonging 20 the Saw
tngs Ban Of Memphis and Of their accept
ance Of said trnst.
An persons indebted 70 said Bank, by note
or otherwise, must pay to as, or to our order
only; and all others, to whcm said Bank may
be indebted. must file their claims with US, so
as 70 participate IN any distribution Of money
arising from said assets.
suit win be brought to enfore the collection
OF all debts which are not paid promptly, ia
accordance with this notice.
W.. II. CUNNINGHAM,
X. A. PARKER, Assignees.
Memphis, Tenn, November :, ISL. ao7
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No. 7si, N. R-First Chaneery Court Of Shelby
c~ounty-MOses j. WiclH vs. Wm.B Grson-
law ct al.
DY virtue Of an interlocutOry decree for sale
ID entered in the above cause October Is.
18T2, I WlN sell, a. public auction, 70 the high
est bidder, on the premises, corner Of Union
and second streets, In Memphis, Tenn, on
Thursday, December 5, 1872,
within legal hours, the following described
property, situated In Memphis. shelby county,
Tennessee, t0-Wlb: Part OF lot No, 2As as Per
the plan or said city: commencing on The
northwest corner Of Union md 5eeond streets
running thence north 7lN feet; thcuce west
1881 feet TO the alley; thence south "a feet,
and thence east 1854 feet TO the beginning
For parus lars, etc, see plan OF partition
among the papers in the cause; also, see the
Advertisement 81 Register, TreZeVant K Co. in
the Appeal aud Avalanche.
There wliI be subdivision OF said lot before
the day OF sale, made 20 suii purchasers, etc,
q the same sold accordingly.
Terms Of -ale-Jue-thtrd cash balance on
a credit Of six twelve u eighteen months:
notes with Satisfactory gureues required FOR
the deferred payments, end a lien retained 70
furtheI secure same, etc. This o 2, 1877.
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master
Estes q jackson and Baecher q Eelcler, At
torneyS nos
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Sherifr's Sale of Real Estate

ny virtue OF an alias execution to me di-
ID reeted rom the supreme Court or Ten
negsee In the case Of samuel Mostly receiver
ETC.. Us. Sarah G.. smith, ExeeufrLx, et 5ugs-
ISIS 43-l00 and costs TO satisfy said judgment
interest and costs, I wiz, on
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Sherirs Sale Of Real Estate

DT virtue OF an execution 70 me direct
ID ed from the supreme Court Of IeuEeSsee-
in the case Of amue Musby, receiver, vs.
George T. Holmes co al issued October s ISL,
judgment rendered the 51th day Of June, l6lZ,
for I7S H and costs, 10 satisfy said judgment,
Interest and cost, IwiI, on
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SALE
situated Corner Union and second
street,. ~ Memnhla.

No. "a, y. R-Tlrat ghanesry Court Of shelby
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Chancery Sale Of Real Estate.

Nc. 1fS4, N. R.-First Chancery Court Of Shelby
cOunty-RObert Searcy ct al. vs.. Eivtra h.
Searcy ct al.
DY virtue Of an in-terlocutOry decree for
ID sale entered in the above 10 February
2, 1867, and renewed October "a, 1872, / viii sell
al public auction, 10 the highest bidder, in
front OF the Clerk and Masters Office, Green
law Opera House, Second street, Memphis,
Tennessee, on
Saturday, December q, 1872,
within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in Memphis, shelby county,
Tennessee, tO-wtt; Lot No. one lu (as desig-
mated on a certain plan fled herein): EcgiP-
ming rs feet north Of the Intersection OF the
west side Of Main street with the north side
of Linden street; thence north with the west
side Of Main street 25 feet TO a twelve-foot
alley thence west with the south side Of said
alley rs feet; hen soGlh parallel with Main
street 3 feet; thence east Is feet to the point
Of beginning on Main street.
Terms Of Sale-One-tnird 60 cash; balance
in six and twelve months; purchaser 70 exc
cute notes, with approved security, bearing
interest from date; lien to be retained until
same are paid. This Noyember5 8, 1872
+ A. COLE, Clerk q Master.
Beecher & Belcher, Attorneys. nos
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HAVING been appointed at the July term
III 1872, of the Probate Court Of shelley
county, Tennessee, Administrators Of George
3. G~Olladay. deceased, this IS to notify OIL per
sons having claims agains- him TO present
them within the time prescribed by law.
VIRGINIA GOLLADA1,
Memphis, Tennessee.
w. II. ephen Attorney August n. 1871
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To Stockholders.

Selma, Marion and Memphis Railroad
Company.
nv direction OF the Beard Of directors. i
X brr-6v cqu unou the sr0ckuoldtrs who
r~-a w9de cash Subscriptions and VINO nave
-0r pqfd. 10 nav at the oEcein Mempnisou
or bsf1rs TIE 10Th December, So thartf per
.-e mon the smourtOf theirsubscrirH0us
n. ID. FORREST, President.
II. Z, PUGH, Secretary and Geasurer-
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DR.. Tutt,s snrsapzrfiIa and Queen's
naffrnr.

Delight
No remedy possesses 80 many valuable me
dfciual properties as this combination OF
roots. herbs and barks, Queens Delight
IA acknowledged BY physicians 70 be the most
Dowerful remedy known for Impure Blood.
live Complaints, Nervousness, Female Com
plaints, Constipation, rheumatism, Diseases
Of the Kidneys, SyphilHc Affections skin
Diseases, Chronic Complaints, etc. but IN
this preparation It IL combined with other
vegetable products, which renders It's virtues
doubly valuable. Most diseases have their or
igin in the blood, and A. q Blood Purlner the
~Sarsapriila and Queens Deighth has nOeQual.
IL rsqEires but q trial 70 convince the most
skeptical.
For Female Complaints whether IN young
or old, married or single, at the dawn OF
womanhoog or the turn OF life, Dr. Iutts
Liver Pills are an acknowledged remedy.
DR.. Tefs Hair Dye d a. BestfR ne World.
SAUCE
Pronounced % Connoisseurs
THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE"
II improves appetite and digestion, and II
Is unrivailed for It's Favor. We are directed
BY Messrs. LEA PERKINS 20 prosecute al
parties making or vending counterfei&
JOHE DUNCANrs SONS,
AGENTS, New York,
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NONRESIDENT Notice

EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk snd Master.
r. J. BLACK. ID. c.. & NJ.
MckiSsick n TurleY. SOS. Tor cOmDllt Oc
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Trunk Factory.

CELLS RETAIL, AND AT WHOLESALE
. specially,
Lower than any House in this city,
and as low as any factory elsewhere.
ocl8 ]. HAPPEK, $50 Main street.
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satariaY. Norember 8. 1s7g.

within legal bours, the following described
property, tO-Wit: Lying and being in Mem
phis, shelby county. Tennessee, and known as
the eastern portion OF lot No. So, OF John ~.
Armouris subdivision Of original county iot
4a6; fronting - feet on Madison street and run
ning back, betWeen parallel lines, l8H feet to
IN alley.
Terms Of saIe-Cash. Equity OF redemption
brrred, as provided for In the deed Of trust.
This October -, ksZ
IL. "A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
L.. !. H. .aA.-.n-n n.-u
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inns s1it, OF INC SA11U 1E1rt nr pfVcpuUvs = go
eXparte; and that a cop Of this notice be
published once q week, for four consecutive
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Chancery Sale Of Real Estate.

No. Is, R-Ffrst Chancerv Court or shelby
cOunty-R-J Bake IS. J. j. Hallalan.
DT virtue or an Int-erloeutory decree for sale
10 entered IN Che above cause April 2. LdT.r
and renewed October z, 1877. / will sell 40 pub
nc auction, 70 the highest bidder, iu front Of
Second street, In the city OF Memphis, Ten
naezqa ON
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TiltOn's Steam Washer


WE have purchased the Patent Right with
w in the state Of tennessee for TtitOn's
sfrtm Washer. Persons wishing 20 purchase
county rights ia said state vii address.
ROSEBEkR4 q
ocl2 81 Main street.
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Jackson, Fitzpatrick & Henderson,
Importers and Dealers IN Liverpool
COARSE AMI FINE SALT
Also, TURKS ISLAND SALT,

= TchOupitouleg, 3 New Levee, 10, IS n 80
Common streets, New Orleans La.
First premium Louisiana state Fair, 1871,
81 Proprietors Fisk salt Warehouse
- LanLa NalL- IN nonkaE.. al So 9
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Trustees Sale of Real Estate.

HAVING been appointed Trustee in the
III room and stead Of Phillip Thompson,
deceased. by a decree Of the second Chancery
Court, in case Of william l. Vance vs.. c. d.
smith ct al, n. r. D., No. 5s, 1 VIII, as such
trustee. offer for sale, to the highest bidder,
for cash, in front Of the Clerks office Of the
Second Chancery Court, on
Saturday, December Z, 1872,
two certain lots or parcel Of ground in the
city OF Memphis, and described as follows
Being lots Nos. 10 and n, on Promenade street
lot No. 10 fronts twenty-five feet on Prone
made street and runs back e-astwardly with
Mccall street seventy feet; lot No. fronts
twenty-five feeton Promenade street and runs
back seventy feet, and adjOtBs lot No. 10 on
north. Title believed TO be good, but 1 convey
only as trustee.
M - EHAG RTrITOrK Trnstaa.
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The bank statement shows That loans
have decreased two hundred and ninety
eight thousand and five hundred dollars;
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anoes At the close OF business to-day.
fnrreDcy. S., 52l, 196; coin, So, s97, 54S,
Excluding in coin certificates SCI ,554, O00;
-saial G~enoeits Of LEGAL tenders for the
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Probate Court Sale Of Real Estate

No. 5B, r. Din the Probate Court Of Shelby
County, Tennessee.@George L. Douglass,
Admir- Of estate of z. n. Bond, deceased VS..
4. +. Bond ct al.
FINDER and by virtue Of an interlOcutOry
u decree for sale entered in above cause,
at the present October term Of the Probate
Court, / win sell to the highest bidder, at pub
Vc auetfon. on the PREMISES. on
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House OF Une NOutoes mas pHsseu une nrst
clause Of the Mortgage Bank bill, by a
vote Of one hundred and twenty-six
ayainef fffv-eigbt.
The New York herald., 1872-10-20
LITERARY CHIT-CHAT.

'IN THE WHOLE COMPASS of George Eliot's
writings" says the Spectator, we can scarcely re-
call description Of one happy scene, and not one
happy story OF life."
REV. CHARLES T. BROOKS has made a translation
OF 1.-THE World Priest" by Schefer, author of "The
Layman's Breviary," which will be published by
Roberts Brothers.
+. O. BURNAND has tried his humorous hand at
'juvenile" and produced 'The New History OF the
Adventures OF Sanford and Mertonn q buresque
upon the classic OF that name.
'BART RIDGELEY," which Nichols 4 Hall will pub
lish next month, is o story OF life in Northern Oho
well known to fame appear under their own or
fictitious names. Among these are Ben Wade
j. X. Giddngs and others less celebrated. The
author Is q distinguished lawyer, formerly men,
ber OF Congress, who was bred in the region of
which he writes.
Repue d'Artillerte is the name OF new military
periodical which, by order OF the French Secretary
OF War, is to be published monthly In Paris.
OUIDA's new novel Is called 'Pascarel.n
THE Waterman calls upon the Harpers to give to
the new generation popular edition OF g. p. Il.
James works, which, Notwithstanding their equine
characteristics thought to be vastly superior to
the trashy novels OF the day.
DEXTER SMITHS new volume on "The Songs and
Song Writer'S Of America" Is nearly ready for the
press.
"THB ALBUM OF AMERICAN INVENTION" is the
title OF work intended for the forthcoming Vienna
international Exhibition, and now In active prep
aration. The purpose is to make It superb
medium Of exhibiting to the throng OF citizens OF
all nations who will be present the pecuiartics
and advantages Of the American works and ma
chinery which may be upon exhibition. The book
Is to be OF mammoth size, is to display elegant
American presswork and binding, Is to be divided
into appropriate departments, to be extensively
illustrated with working drawings Of all prominent
inventions, and to be printed in three languages
English, French and German.
The New York herald., 1872-10-20
e N q La N D.
SOlemniZatiOn Of an Ameriean-German
Marriage in the Capital.
The Lord Chancellor's Profes S.nal Recompense
- Counsel in Geneva Metropolitan
Transit Tolls Abatsd- Fatal Acci-
dent on q Railway.
TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Oct. 10, 1872
The press telegram report which was forwarded
from Vienna on the 4th instant, announcing the
marriage. in the Austrian capital OF General Won
Schweinitz. Ambassador OF imperial Germany at the
Court OF His Majesty Francis Joseph, to Miss Anna
Jay, daughter OF the Hon. John Jay, the American
Minister was premature.
The nuptial ceremonial between the parties was
solemnized in this city yesterday at st. Georges
church, Hanover square. Only the relatives of the
bride and bridegroom, together with lew other
persons, including Herr Won Krause OF the German
Legation In London, and Mr. Moran, the American
Charge d'Affaires, witnessed the ceremony.
SKETCH or GENERAL Won sOHwEINITz.
General Won Schweinitz, the "happy man" re-
ferred TO in the above despatch, was accredited
Ambassador of the North German Empire to the
Court ei the Emperor Francis Joseph Of Austria on
the 10th OF April, in the year 1871 His commission
describes him as . lieutenant general OF the Ger
man army and general on the household star OF
Emperor william.
THE LORD CHANCELLoRs LATEST FEE As A PIEADER
The new Lord Chancellor. Right Hon. Sir Roundel
Palmer, is to receive $3o,oOO for his services as
counsel for Great Britain before the Geneva Tribunal
OF Arbitr alton in the Alabama claims case
MUNICIPAL ABATEMENT OF CITY TRANSIT TOLLS
The London Board of Public Works have voted
almost unanimosy in favor OF removing the tolls
on Waterloo and other toll bridges across the
Thames River. conference with the government
or the purpose OF carrying out the measure viii
shortly be held.
FATAL ACCIDENT ON A RAILWAY
Two persons were killed and several others in
jured by railway accident near Shenleld yester-
day.
DEATH OF AN EMINENT RITUALlsT MINISTER.
The Rev Mr.. Purchas, prominent ritualist o
Brighton, who was tried and condemned last year
BY an ecclesiastical court OF the Established
Church, died to-day.
The New York herald., 1872-10-20
THE ARIZONA INDIANS-AUDI ALTERAM PAR
TEN,

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
see In the HERALD Of Thursday last an extract
from an Arizona paper complaining OF the negl-
gence OF the government In not anording adequate
protection to settlers In the new Territory above
named. But II the Indians had paper Of their own
to tell their side OF the story 1t is not improbable
that the white mans impartality might be put to
severer test than 1t is likely to be presently; for
have lived upon neutral grounds myself, between
the whites and reds, and know by actual expe-
rience that the out-settlers used to lay plots
openly to excite the Indians to revolt In order
to make for themselves profitable times as suffers,
II not Settlers by the sale OF wood to the camps
when neither was worth 0ne-tenth OF the price de-
manded, when the troops were sent without sup
plies trusting to the good Will OF those demanding
protection. 1t is true that sometimes innocent
OF others not so virtuous; but why
do they not themselves punish the disturbers ofthe
peace II white as wen red History proves that
In pennsylvania the Aborigines always kept faith
with the Quakers, and so would they aweSs " cot
first provoked to fight and take the sS.;saction
they otherwise might not obtain. ~rite this be-
cause is than just that both sides should
be heard, and know that white men have
in some cases purDosely provoked the
indians In order to bring out troops
and make enormous profits by supplying them with
stores. You gentlemen know me and that |
should not have written this II IL were not true.
with any one on tine subject. prefer TO leave It
with the public to decide from past experience OF
those who have seen and know, as well as do,
that human nature does not alter by change Of
climate after the lapse OF longer periods. believe
the ab0rigines every whit rs good In their wild
state "a Englisnmen OF the Established Church. and
better. too CLINTON ROOSEVELT. ;
The New York herald., 1872-10-20
The Eric Canal COntroversy-How to
Accom- mOdate All Views.

Mr.. Waddeu wants to drain the Erie Canal
and make its bed track for freight railroad
exclusively. He argues that freight is not car
ried rapidly enough by the canal and that the
capacity of the canal is not equal to the neces-
stiles OF commerce between the West and our
commercial metropolis. Mr.. Hadfeld is op-
posed to destroying the canal and shows that
it has been and will continue to be of immense
advantage to the State and the city Of New
York. Now, both these gentlemen are right
Mr. Waddell as regards the necessity and value
of q freight railroad, and Mr. Hadfeld with
regard to the importance of the canal to our
commerce. The way to accommodate both is
to have freight railroad without using
the canal bed for that purpose, and to
maintain and improve the canal at the
same time. There will be business enough
for both. A through freight railroad as direct
as possible from New York to Chicago, or
even to st. Louis, we regard as necessary to
accommodate the vast and growing trade of
the West with the seaboard and this CONNER
cial metropolis. Unless we have it large
portion of that trade will be diverted by way
Of the great rivers to New Orleans and other
points and by way Of the lakes through Can
ada and the more eastern ports of the United
States. But the Erie Canal will find ample
business coming to it from Lake Erie and
other ports off the line Of the freight railroad
and throughout the whole interior Of our own
great State. The productions Of the country
at present seeking an outlet at this port would
give employment for both, and in the course
of a few years greater facilities even must be
needed. Our capitalists and merchants
should at once form company and raise the
means to construct freight railroad to Chi
cago and st. Louis, and the State authorities
should make the Erie Canal as effective as
possible.
The New York herald., 1872-10-20

the Hub-Two Horrible Gases OF Assas.
sination Yesterday.
BOSTON, Oct. 10, 1872.
3Troubles never come sngly." Only few days
ago the staid and quiet community OF this munich
pal organization was shocked by the publication OF
the details Of murder in ward sixteen, rivalling
that OF Mr. Benjamin Nathan in the atrocity OF its
details ard also in the mystery which envelopes its
causes and its yet unknown perpetrator. To-day
this calamity has been followed by two others,
both OF which were fatal In their results.
The first occurred In the works OF the Boston
Stamping Manufacturing Company, In Bridgeport.
at two O'Clock this afternoon. stephen Foley and
Thomas Henderson, two employees, had often quar-
relied together on various points OF difference and
at divers times each mad sworn TO take the others
life. This forenoon Foley was seen to sharpen q
chisel, and when the men returned from dinner
this afternoon words enSued, concluding with
FOleys snatching the chlsel from bench and stab
bing Henderson to the heart. The murderer
escaped.
THE SECOND MURDER,
and, 1t is hoped, the iast OF the day, occurred
in North street barrO0m at halfpast eight O'Clock
tonight Abather Grant and Frank Clifford, the
one twenty-five and the other eighteen years OF
age, were out on clark" on North street to see
the sights While there they filled themselves
with the drawing OF sheath knife by Grant and
his punging the seven-nch blade into the chest Of
his opponent. Grant was soon after arrested and
Clifford was taken TO the City Hospital, In which
locality he Will die before sunrise. No cause Is
given for the murder except that OF int0xicatiOn.