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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-12

DROP OsALs.
Proposals for building dam at the head OF TOns'a
Bayou, Louisiana, In acceptance with plans and spe
OihOatOnA to DO obtained At this once, will be
oelVed by the undersigned until September y, lbi2
from all parties dealroua Of contracting for the SoTk
U. W. HOWRLL,
CAPTAIN Of engineers, United States Amy.
United States engineers once, No, 70 uppaT Ram
part street, Now Orleans, LoulsAnA Post Once, lock
boz 40 Aull
DROPOsALs FOR THE RRROTION OF A
i BUILDING AT THR NAVAL OBskRNA.
TORY.
u T. NAVAL OBHERYATORYl
WAaHIR0TOH, hept q, lbi2. !
Sealed proposals Nil DO received Al this lnatltuon
until " O'Clock a. IN 10Th Of BFptsHbsT, ibi2 tOT tho
erection OF tower aud dome ioT telescope.
Plans anil ap0uihoAuona OF the work may be sean
and explanations obtained At the Unitsd htatBs Ma
val Observatory.
The rlEht 10 decline any or all bids not adyantA
EeOub 10 the Government u reserved.
Proposals sealed and Endorsed Proposals Tor the
Erection Of TosoT and Dome viii DO addressed 70
II. T. BANDS,
ssplOtd Rear Admiral, Superintendent,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-12

I'D a. N. Train connects Al N, " Cattle Jupetlon
WIN tTaln Tor all stations DeI ware Railroad And
A. fsrTI!ille for all stations Philadelphia and bal
timoro UontrAl Railroad, 49,
s&8 4. y. IrAla Al PsuyJllls for Port DsposIt
40 =; ~: TfAin al PBrrJyills Tor all StAtiona IN
bhhAdalohlA BAluuOTo Genital Railroad and Al
munihsnn ttAllona on Delaware Railroad bs.
tweon Wilmington and IlaFring tou,
Through tickets may be procured eItber ~ pr..l
delt street Depot or at Ticket Once, No Ill Baiti
occurred seAta 10 the reclining back car and bsrtbs
q stAteto0ms In slosDinE car can be procured a
hAltmore street ONCE dufinR the day. On app,leA-
uoh A. ~ baltimore street the Unon Transfer Uotn.
pAB VII call of and ehock Baggage at private real.
IosiSe., hH ANolulhE the o1ntuaiOn AttandinE tho
same A. inc uepOi. WIN. CRAWFORD,
Gnu0FHl Aranl
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-12
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLiEs.

phOfbohLo hOh obFFLlhh'
OFFICE sUPsRISTEsDE3r or I,JDus Abrams.
Scaled proposals, In duplicate, With e6pT Of lhls
reimbursement attached to each, will be TeoslIod at
t@mSsp ~ @ oT ne dsV3r 81 % a. sItsd sP
Indian Agent st Fort Defiance, n. NJ, 81 the follow.
'9 W. articles Of subsistence Tor the NAVAJO Indians
10 head OF Reef Cattle. net on the hoof
6D.UJ1 pOuuds Of Corn Of lAsi years crop.
The Beef Oattls required must be steers OF dry
cows, 10 good. healthy condton, and not under four
log on soalsl and the cattle tobo paid for according
Tho Corn required must DO shelsd sound and sweet,
free from dltt and Imperfect koinels Of sst years.
crop sd put ~ 10 strong sacks o. 100 pounds each
third o. the amounts q beef aod corp 70 BE- delivered
OF before he III 81 OotoSeT, ia ''' gu
kloh BID must be sEned By two OF mare responsible
dds&rS Sas s or Sr %ssasSs S' snS1 S 81
contract 4 once, and ability tniuall the same
anounts required, not less thGn III one fGnrt6
6S FsR s rs.SrSSa e Ise, az or all bios offered
The TontTAots vl be subi,o! To the approval Of the
honorable Com missioner Of indau Ahlra.
s AZ are invited to be PsTrspi q e. SPsPpE OF
An2s Supt. Of Indian Affairs
pROrUsAIS ron AAMY, CLOTHING AND
L MATERIALS
DEPOT QUARrERMAsrERA OPTICE.l
I'HILlpELPHIA, August u, Is79 !
p0tl L oeiooE, m, 90 MOEDkY. SSptsrnbsT 70, Isii
Of the fOllOWluR articles:
$40 Helmets, gaySlrY, With trimmings complete.
~ DO Light ATtillsD, d.
1851 uniform Gaps, InfautIy, do.
SOG5 CaSPaira iiStS. With trimming, oSmplOts
Ey 'SS ESiaE' 8 HSSi' Italian Cloth.
htuO do Holl0W do.
B1OJO do Uolorod Jeans, for liniugs.
l,5OO dozen Black WadhinR, pounds 10 the dorm,
TO be equal In ell respects to the samples which
be sesu At this once.
Proposals will be received for any portion Of the
above articles.
Bidders will state In their proposals the quAntIty
bid for, and the time nt delivery and udofse thereon
Proposals. tOr Army Clothing and Materials"
L. q. EAsTON,
Assistant QuArtsrmAster General United stAtosAimy
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-12

pPnlLADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND RAJ
l. GlMuRE RAILROAD,
OommenClnE MONDAY, June 4, lB72. paasabI or
a. follows,
,wI MAI TIHIn for Philadelphia and wsy Station,
bEpFSss Train for Philadelphia aud New York at
kI8rs,s Train for PhllAdsphIA and New York At
mediate stations At Y, NJ '
kIpTs.a Train t9r Philadelphia al ! .giPM
hHpresl In for New YORK At II y ~
. -. SUNDAY TkAIhR
For PhllA l0lphlh a Z n NJ ". -
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-12

1870 uREAT 1n1n
lOt y PEFNsYLVAHiA ROUTE lSIE
10 the NORTHWEST, BOUTu, AND HOIJTu
WHhT,
90 and Aftsr June 10 n72 trains will a. foIiov,
Aaha,nEIoA'''''ih; a. N BAltimors...... 7.bI .. m
$500 I'm :, ....... 70 .. n
800. TUX uRkAT DOUbLE-IRAuE ROUTE y"
viii esgAnt sosnsp PAlaos state FnS dST and nish1
oAIni with modern impTovemants,
Hgu York, NJ" O~natA
The 10 45 a IN. daily. except Sunday. nortbv.,t,
7;lb >. IN daily west
hATE UONME1TTnHa
Throuah from BAltimoFS u R1fili itsrFR =, pt, -
BgHu uithoat change - ~
Ttohs1 ~ this route can be proaursJ At thu oSn.
eoTnsr Of kiGth street ana Pennylyanis aTSpas Sn,
nAtPnA hots Shsrs formAton vii - Eiysa
PAsssaEs-s procuring tioksts At thIs oos sAn ,.su.
accommodations " pAlAos Oars Tor PittsnaTI
PEttDY q, SMITH, Ticket ATsnt
Corner Sixth st. and Penn. ETsnns.
NJ. g. YOUNG. usnsrII Passenger Agent, 0n' D. u
0sFu Hnllm0Fo
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-12

Proposals for new steam machinery for tho United
stAt6s R6venuo Steamer Mahuning and Tor the orec.
ton Of the same In the vessel and separate proposals
toT putting In new Main DECK, Of southern pine, .
b. uohOs, properly fastened viii bs received tho
Treasury Department, Washington, u. o., until 70
o'clock noon, Of SATURDAY, tho 18Th September
instant. The proposals TO be 10 accordance with
spocihoAtiona which may 70 obtained uu appicAtipu
A. tho Ou1tOm House In Philadelphia, Pa, or at tue
Treasury Department, II 10 desirable that the work
shall be done speedily p0hhbei aud hlddafs arc
requested To state the date by which thor Will agree
70 have tue nsW work completed In each case. Tue
uy0fnm6nt reserves the right 70 reject any or all
bids Wan. 4. RICHARDSON,
aepll Acting Secretary Of the Treasury.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-12

DRUPUSAIh FUH lMPRUVEMENr or Az.
i sARLR RIVER MICHIGAN,
UHrrED SRA IRIS EEGISEEu OFRICEl
Don. BHu6H NJ ANpJEfFERAOH Avs,
DETROIT, Mon ,AuE. ID, lh1A
PROPOSALS will no received at this once until D. m
Of ~ RADAH, tho nth day OF September, 1874 Tor
the Improvement OF AusAble River, Michigan.
fOF information upon tho snbieot apply 10 the uu,
dsrAigned, either 10 person or b. letter,
o. N, POF,
Major Of Engineers, Byt Brig. General, u. i. a.
AuRlg
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-12
$500, 900 in Currency

will be given 70 the nldors Of tickets by distribution
b. lot Of ONE THOUSAND GIFTS, as toloUHi
n
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-10-19
MYSTERIOUS MURDER.
A Man Returns Home From His Place
Of Business, Abuses His Wife
Numerically, and is Found
Dead Outside His Door.

MADISON, IND, October lS.-Henry
A. Armstrong, a well known citizen OF
this place, formerly one Of the proprie-
tors of the Marine Railways, came to
his death, about eleven o'clock last
night, under circumstances that rival in
mystery the celebrated Nathan murder
case of New York. Evidence before a
coroner's jury disclosed the fact that
Armstrong had not been living AMIGA
bly, with his wife for some time past
During the last two weeks he has been
at New Albany, where a few months
ago he purchased an interest in the pot
terry works of that city.
Armstrong unexpectedly returned
home last night, took of his boots and
left them in the parlOr, and went up
stairs to his wife's room, where, Mrs.
Armstrong says, he beat her and abused
her in every manner; finally he dragged
her downstairs, but at the foot of the
stairs she screamed and he released her
and she went upstairs Immediately.
Presently she heard a pistOl-shot, and
Armstrong was found by a neighbOr
LAYING outside the back hall-dOOr with
bullet-hole just at the corner Of the left
eye. Upon examining the body his
forehead was found to be covered with
bruises and one Of his hands somewhat
cut and torn, showing that the deceased
had been engaged in violent struggle.
The bullet passed upward and entirely
through the brain. If the wound had
been self-infiicted, powder marks would
have undoubtedly been found, which is
not the case. That the case is one of
murder. and not suicide, there can be
no reasonable doubt. The most myste-
rious part Of the affair is how Armstrong
got into the house. That he was inside
is proved by the fact the body was found
without boots. and the boots were found
in the paTlor. The COroner's jury have
not yet returned q. verdict.
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La4Ntftllellell-i
Resolutions Unanimously Adopted
by THE-
Central .Johnson club Of Memphis
October 3, ISz2.

Resolved, In the language unanimous5F
adopted by the Tennessee Democratic state
Yenti0n, held at Nashville, June. 1888, three
years after every act Of President J0hns0n's
70 which even the most ultra partisan could
object. had become historyl arhat ApdreyT
u0ns As President Of the United States. at q
period Of trying and unprecedented ernbar-
rlssment has rendered his name iliustrious
BY the fidelity with which he has sought 10
preserve, protect and defend the Constitution
against the assault OF a revOl uaionarv faction
nalf has earned the gratitude of the Ameri-
can people. and rendered himself worthy Cf
the highest mark OF confidence that may be
bestowed on him"
Resolved, Also, On the words Of the Mem
phis APPEAL, OF August u. ls7Z That ahe
ANDREW JonSonl has done some things whicn
We condemn, but many more that we approve
he Is perhaps the soundest, If we may not say
the proioundest, the most phi ilosophie think
er oI the day. and while admiring the grau1
proportions OF his massive intellect, and con-
teaslns MS psttrlOtisrns we cannot nnd ID 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 phii-
osOpner and statesman and profound thinker.
and Whatever Of personal faults may De
aseribed 70 him they can De no greater or
grander than his original and admirable
genius for craftsmanship"
ReS0fued, Also, On the language OF the Nash
Vile linton and fulericu3s after the nouiua-
ton Of General Chsathau BY the cOnveufiort
which met at Nashville. IN August laSf1 THAI
ssuoue deny the personal worth OF General
Cheatharn. but there seems to us and -
we believe to a majority OF the Demoera.rv ~
Tennessee, z peculiar fitness IN the salsffio1.
Of y-president Johnson az this fir4a H-fF-
because Of his great ability ana his I15vsl+,- -
the Union during the war
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-10-19
KING COTTON.
synopsis from the Official Reports Of the
Condition Of the Cotton Crop
in October.

WASHINGTON, D. c., October 1S.-The
following is q synopsis Of the report OF
the Statistician of the Department Of
Agriculture upon the condition Of the
cotton crop in October:
The cotton prospect has undergone no
serious changes since the September
report. The condition is reduced from
81 per cent. in the first week of Septem-
Der to 81 per cent. in October. In October
Of last year the average was 20 per cent,
which was a material reduction from
that of the previous month. 1t will be
seen that the condition Is still placed
higher than in last years report for
October, while the area, according to
our June returns, was l3 per cent
greater.
The State averages are as follows:
Virginia 81 per cent; North Carolina
80; South Carolina So; Florida 70; GeOr-
gia IS; Alabama 81; Mississippi IS; Lou
isiana p; Texas s.; Arkansas rs; Ten
nessee 80. The local disparity existing
in the condition Of cotton is, perhaps,
more marked than usual. OF the two
counties in Alabama producing most
largely, both together yielding one
ninth Of the cotton in the State, Mont
gOmery reports 100 and Dallas 80 per
cent. In Georgia, Dawson, the first in
amount Of production, reports 100 per
cent, while Sumter and Lee, both large
producers, give only 66 per cent. Ii
Mississippi a few prominent counties re-
port a high cOnditiOn-W ashington 66,
Madison 66, Warren 65 and Hinds 60per
cent, while NOxubia and Claiborne re-
turn 100 per cent.
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS.

GALVESTON, October IS-Cotton market
aetive; good ordinary, l6szc; net receipts, 223
bales; exports TO Great Britain, 26Il bales
sales, 1900 bales. stock, p ,l69 bales, Weekly
net receipts, sSl4 bales; exports to Great
Britain, 1921 bales; exports cOastwise, 4078
bales sales, f750 bales.
MOBILE, october Is.-The cotton market is
strong and the demand is good; middling,
lS14c; low middling, lSc; good ordinary, Hs4
mel receipts 1871 bales; exports eoastwise,
l2l3 bales; sales, 100 bales; stock, 9-zl9 bales.
Weekly net receipts, Sl25 bales; exports coast
wises 7lsS bales; sales, 600 bales.
CHARLESTON, October ls.-Cotton market
Armer; middhng, k14c; low middling, lS1Ec
good ordinary, l7554tal71sc; ordinary, IKE; net
receipts, 25S2 bales; exports coastwise, 34lS
bales; sales, 1000 bales; stock, A,ga3 bales.
Weekly net receipts, II, l4S bales; exports to
the continent, ls7 bales; exports cOastw ise,
5is5 bales; sales 7600 bales.
SAVANNAH, October lS.-Cotton Is ln good
demand; ordinary l75SGl735; low middlings,
lsc; Iniddling, ls5Sei net receipts, 59il bales
exports coaStwise, l69S bales; sales, 25J9 bales;
stock, s5.S74 bales Weekly net receipts. 2. .G78
bales; exports 10 Great Britain, 4055 bales; sx-
ports 10 the continent, x00 bales; exports
coal wise, $3.50 bales. sales, II SiS baleE
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THE KILLING AT HOPEFIELD.
Statements Of an Eyewitness Of Brady
Who Killed Clifford.

From a Correspondent
HoPEFIELD, October l5.-The shoot
ing affair between Mr.. John Brady and
a man by the name Of Clifford, was the
most exciting affair / saw on my jour
nev to Little Rock. The real cause of this
sad affair is nothing TO me only what
heard. A short distance this side Of
Brinkly station, on the Memphis and
Little Rock railroad, the train stopped
10 wood, when the passengers got out 70
view the place, when two men stepped
on the platform, one told the other his
time had come, when Brady drew a
seven-shOOter and fired twice, hitting
Clifford for that was the assailant's
name), once in the breast, and once in the
abdomen. Bystanders kept Brady from
shooting any more. Brady gave him
self up to the authorities. A coroner's
Jury was called and they acquitted
Brady on the ground of justifiable hom-
icide, with instructions to be more care
ful, not TO shoot another man in
amongst so many passengers. That
was an Arkansas jury.
BRADYis STATEMENT OF THE KILLING.
Ireside in Dunleith, so does the de-
ceased; we are neighbors, but never
EAlDhE Until VIC LeAAlE NV II uGAEs L LlEA
Patrick Clifford in March last, he told
me then that he had something to settle
with me; | told him we could settle
there, and then he said he was not
ready, that l had that damned little
Larkins with me; l replied that 1 could
settle my own affairs, Larkins was not
needed, when be replied III get you
vet: some four or five weeks ago there
vr-,- q. r,F,l.orr~ CON, m ftfa1 E1aVaEolI
Arkansas; he came to Memphis and
was arrested by Detectives Walsh and
McCune, and lodged in jail; Chief Athy
got wind that he was wanted up above
for being implicated in q murder at
Reads Landing, Minnesota, and robbery
in the Key City House in Dubuque,
and robbery of a grocery store in Dun
leith, in which he thought l told Chief
Athy, which 1 never did; he also
thinks that | wrote several articles de-
rogatory to his character, but 1 did not
write them all He is a man that l
never spoke to until I came to Mem
phis, although I live in half a mile Of
his home. His father never spoke TO
me only on occasion Of speaking about
those pieces coming out upon him; l
had nothing against the man, only Do
was determined TO harm me and knew
it; / have been warned by strangers to
Us both, that did not know the circum-
stances. Gentlemen and ladies, there is
no person regrets this more than l do,
but one Of us had to 90, and want to
see my family before I do, as they are
some miles up the river. Hoping that
no such misfortune will ever come over
me again, that jurymen will look at this
in the light Of justice to both, am
willing to abide by your decision as four
heads ought to be better than one.
remain, gentlemen, respectfully,
JOHN BRADY.
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Nonresident Notice.

No. T22.--In the First Chancery Court OF
shelby county, Tennessee.-John Harbert VS.
Mrs. Eliza v. Rooney ct al.
7 appearing from affidavit In this cause that
4 the defendants Mrs. Eliza v. Rooney, a
citizen OF Kentucky, Thomas Hill, a citizen
Of Massachusetts, Mrs. w. II. DeshoDg citi-
zen Of Georgia, W. W. Csrnes, Admins
TRAITOR Of j. A. Carnes, deceased Of Geor-
Eia, and AugustiE Murphy, OF Indiana,
and all are non-residents or the State
Of Tsnnessee. That the heirs, distrihutees and
next OF KIN OF WH- Rooney, deceased, the
names and resideacea OF whom cannot be
ascertaiEed upon diligept inquiry, and that
the names and residence Of the heirs, distrib-
uteea and next OF kin Of W. II. Deshong, de-
ceased, II any there be,are unknown and cam
not be ascertained upon difigent inquiry and
which said unknown defendants may be in
terested in certain property Involved herein
Il Is therefore ordered, That they make their
appearance herein, at the courthouse IN The
city Of Memphis, Tenn, on OF before the first
Monday In December lS72, and plead, answer
or demur to compliments bill, OF the same
will be taken for confessed as To tkeni and set
for hearing expaFte; and that COPY OF this
order be published once a week, for four sue
cessiye weeks, In the Memphis Appeal.
This October Is, 1871
A copy--attest:
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk ana Master.
n. y. BLACK, j. G. 4 II.
McKissick 4 ruriey, sols. foreomplx. ocIe
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Quilted. Books, papers, and everything
they did not want to take off they scat
tered over the bank floor. The principal
loss is to private parties who had bonds,
stocks, etc, Of various kinds in the vault
for safe keeping, and for which the bank
Is not responsible. The combined loss
to these parties is certain TO reach three
hundred thousand dollars, and may foot
up to five hundred thousand dollars.
Among the principal losers by the
robbery are the following stephen
Emigh, Of Waterford, $4,000; Rev. X.
p Vale, $4,000; the estate Of j. NJ.
King, S30, Lawrence EnOs, so, ,0OOi
David Brewster and wife, $50, 900; r.
Boughton, Vice-President Of the bank,
$1,000; VIM. Craig, 5000; Mrs. Pow
ers, $4,000. The burglars seemed to
know just what to do, and walked freely
from one room to the other.
DETECTIVES AT WORK.
Word was sent to the Central Police
Office in this city early this morning,
and Superintendent McKenna lost no
time in getting officers TO the scene Of
the burglary. He, with Chief Detective
English, Captain Murphy and Special
Officer Squire, went up to Waterford
and took a look at the premises They
have hard case to work against, but
are almost confident they viii place
the shackles on them with a better
grasp than they placed them on
their victims. Most of the stolen
bonds are registered and other securities
are not negotiable. These will be Of but
little value to the robbers. What pro-
portion of the stolen booty will be Of
value, in addition to the cash, cannot be
ascertained at present. Many OF the
depOsit0rs had their all in the bank, and
will be left almost without a cent in the
world unless the property is recovered
or returned. The following has been
announced:
BANK ROBBED-TEN THOUSAND DOL
LARS REWARD.
The Board Of Directors Of the Sara
toga County Bank hereby offer reward
of five thousand dollars for the arrest
and conviction Of hepersons whOrobbed
the above-named bank.
The robbery was committed between |
one and four O'Clock on Monday morn
ing, October IA, 1872.
Five thousand dollars will be paid for
the arrest OF the robbers, and five thou !
sand dollars for the recovery of the stolen |
property. By order Of the Board Of Di- |
recUOTs.
WILLIAM SCOTT, President.
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Sheriff7S Sale
-OF-
Bank and Insurance Stocks

DY virtue OF an execution from the Su-
ID preme Court Of Tennessee, at jackson,
In favor Of =. NJ ApperSon, Exec
utor OF the estate Of ". II. Bolton, deceased,
and against ". -. GrsenlaW ct al, Tor the sum
OF seventeen thousand, savca hundred and
thirty-seven dollars aud thifty-seyen cents
lsl77a7 20, together with interest and costs
thereo1 y Wili.on
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-10-19

sr The qualities Of tais Gin are equal. If
NOS superior, to that Of any Gin now manu-
facture6a producing sample Of cotton that
win command from 55sc. 70 lc. per pound more
IN cur market than cotton sinned upon any
other GIN. Il saas llgat apa Picks clean
Price. IS per saw. Eor sale hy
iyH ORGsLh BR0a. q tao.. Agents.
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DIED.

CHEEK-At o'clock am, 18th inst, Mrs.
&. JANE CHEEK, wife Of A. ]. Cheek, in her
soth year. Her remains win be taken 10 Cow
ington, Tenn. for interment.
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they took later New York train. In
the meantime the news Of the robbery
had reached Castleton, and the station
agent there, suspecting something
wrong on the part Of the two suspicious
ly acting men, he learned tnat the men
had gone on 10 New York by the cars.
Another telegram to Hudson overlook
the rascals. and
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THE WEATHER.
Special Probabilities for Memphis re
ceiVed at the Exposition Building
at Ten O'Clock Yesterday
Evening.

WASHINGTON, d. c., October Is, s p.
m. Clear and pleasant weather win pre-
vail at Memphis on Saturday.
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Meauesaar. Oetober 30. 1s7a.

In front OF the SheriHs Office, 70. e5l second
street, Memphis, sell 70 the highest bidder, far
cash, all Of The stock Of the said ". j. Greens
law In the Union and Planters Bank OF Mem-
phis and all Of the eight tftle and interest
therein; al Of the stock OF the said w B,
Grce1iayT IN sac Peoples Insurance Company
u Memphis and all Of his right, title and In
terest theralu. and al Of the stock OF the
sad ". 3. CreeniaW IN the Carolina Insurance
Company Of Memphis and all OF hts right
title and interest therein, 70 satisfy said irdR.
ment, interests and costs.
sale 70 take place az D O'Clock an.
W. ]. p DOYLE
sheriff OF shelby county.
Beecher 4 Balcher, Ats'Ya tor plalntliE, Iocl7
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Trunk Factory.

cHLLs RETAIL. AND AT WHOLESALE
. specially,
Lower tfann amy Hkeuse IN this City,
end az low as any factory eleeW here.
oci3 J. HAPPEK, So Main strest.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-10-19
e. McDAVITT, President.
J.T. FARGASON, Viee-Pres'f.
R.A. PARKER, Secretary.

DIRECTORS
e. McDAvuTr, President.
JoHS JOHNSON, Mayor.
J. T. FARGAsOS, OF FaryasOn & Clay, Com
mission Merchants.
JOHN 7. STRArr0N, OF Stratton, James & Co.,
Commission Merchants
NAPOLEON HILL, Of Hul, Fontaine & Co.,
Commission Merchants.
W. A. GOoDwYN, Cotton Broker.
NJ. e. COCHRAN, of VI. e. & j. w. Cochran.
Lumber Dealers.
d. E. JACKSON, of Estes & Jackson, Attorneys.
NATHAN ADAMS, Stan on, Tennessee.
THIS COMPANY OFFERS EVERY REA-
i sOnabie Inducements 70 insurers. Its losses
g settled fairly and paid promptly, while its
Is are as low as any solvent company can
ord. se25