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Sheriff s Sale

TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF NEWBERRI.-COukT
OF COMMON PLEAS.
CACTUS g. otherwise kuowE as Clem-
ems Clacius and Arni"n +. Wittc, Plain
tiffs<, against 4. !Iarris-o!herw;se known
as Abram Harris, DetcntaEt.-summons
for Money Demand.- IComp}aint. not
. I..sssEed>l ] : -: - = -. -
To A. Harris-otherwise known rs -tbram
Harris, Defcndan: in this action. You are
hereby summoned and required to answer
the complaint in this action, which has been
filed inSthe>ofice Of the Clerk Of the Conrt
of Common Pleas for the said County, anu
to serve a copy OF your answer on The s'iU.
scribers at their Office, at Ne@he-ry Cont
House, in the County and State aforesaid,
within twenty days after the service OF this
lsnmmons on You, exclusive Of The day of
service.
II you fail to answer this complaint with
in the time aforesaid, the plaintiffs will take
Judgment against you fox the sum Of one
hundred sudsevcn doHars ana ::Gtty-sevcn
cents, with Interest aslhe rate Of o"e per
cent. per month from the f.teci.;h day OF
September, one thousand eight hundred and
serenty-one, and costs.
' Dated 18th May, 1872.
BAXTER Il TOMBSTONE,
'''''<'. Plaintiffs Attorney.
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Prosperity ? ! Mills D
.! ..-'.. AND ~
= WOOL CARDS.

WE respectfully inform the public that
We have made many improvements on our
Mills and Carding Room, and are prepared
to do work satisfactorily and with despatch.
Parties residing on the G. l. c. R. r., who
have grain 10 grind, and will ship it 10 us,
will have prompt attention, and We will
guarantee quantity and quality to compare
favorably with any Mill in the country. We
will have experienced hands to attend to
our Carding Machines, and 10 pains will hc
spared 70 give our customers entire Salts
faction. We viii pay freight on all. Wool
shipped US. Parties residing as a distance
shall have free use Of Cur lots and stables.
We also haze lot Of La;nber and Shin
sl"s, which will be sold at reasonable fig
ures',- Orders Cor large lots Of Lariber or
Shingles solicited and will be promptly at
tended TO. ... e.
We have a large lot Of FAMILY GRO
CERES, which will be sold cheap torseaSh.
For instance, Prime White Corn, Sl20
Fresh Meal and Grist constantly on hand.
With many thanks for the liberal patron
age extended to US last season, we respect
fully ask@a continuance Of the same. "
=. =: WHEELER g. M0SELET. Z.
Enterprise, S. c., May S, ls72-ls-4t.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-18
TELEoRAMs.

It is stated that Stewards sugar re-
hnery has suspended business tempo
rarily.
ExQueen Isabella and the Due de
Montpensier recOnciled their differ
ences, Of long standing, at Geneva
OnSaturdsy last.
The disclosures made by the con-
gressional customhOuse investigating
Committee in New York are doing Sc
rious dana ge to Grants prospects for
denomination.
French ladies, residing ip various
European capitals, have opened ba-
Ears for the purpose OF collecting
money TO assist in paying on the Ger
man war indemnity.
Charles Stow, editor of the Girard
Pennsylvania) COsmopolite, has been
sued for libel by S. +. Woodruff, a
LAWYER of Girard, and register in
bankruptcy for that district. The
damages are laid at five thousand
dollars.
Rev. I. NJ. Post, who has been
pastor Of the First Congregational
church Of st. Louis for the past quar-
ter Of a century, resigned on Sunday
the resignation to take effect at the
expiration Of the second quarter Of the
current year.
Havana proposes to excel Memphis
IN inequalities to the Grand Duke.
Rooms are being prepared ct the
gOvernOr-general's palace for the re-
ception OisAleXis. Among the enter
tsinments mentioned is that Of ball
and dinner to be given by the captain
general and the aldermen. The Duke
will visit the POey plantation, and
the summer residence Of ValmsZsda,
which has been placed at the disposal
of Alexis and suite.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-18
-IN sUPREAE CQURT AT IACKsQH
No. Z-Second Chancery Court Of EheIb
County ~. b Wiltford Of al VI, H.. /

No. z-SecOnd ChaRcery Court Of Shelby
County ~. b WnItford Of al vs.. 3. &
Martin st al
< vfrtue ola decree pronounced June 18th.
y 1871. by the supreme Court st JACKSON,
In this cause. win sell 70 the highest bid
der, in front Of the Second Chancsry court
room on Second street, in the gity Of Men
phts,
On HeHaay, the 18th day Of February, 1872,
the real estate mentioned and described IN
the ~pleadings as follows: Situated IN the
city OF Memphis Shelby county, Tennessee.
On tbs east side OF Sai1 street, sud desig-
snatsd On the map OF said city OF Memphis as
lots Nos. 2 and 3, in block No. 81, being part
OIL original county lot 70 4S4, HUb-d1vtdsd
and ~partitlOned among the heh 3 OF Joseph
II. Talbot, deceased, By decree Of the COM
mon law court OF the city Of Memphis, ana
numbered IN said plan OF partition and dtV1-
sion IS lots Nos, TandS. each fronting q Al-Wg
fesb on Main street, and running back easE
Wardly 1881 feet 70 an alley, Said lots NOS
and 8 cOnstttuts { Q northern portion Of the
block OF building known 81 tn PrOyine
BlCck, together y III all the improvements
and a-ppurtenance thsrete belonging.
Said lots will be B Id separately.
Terms Of Sales twelve and eighteen 70,
"a and lS) months .redtt. giving
notes with approved security, and q len re-
tanned upon the property for payment OF the
purchase money, hqu1ty OF resumption
barred Sale within legal hours.
December is, R71s
JOHN b. FREEMAN, Clerk.
Estes& Jackson Solicitors. decl6tds-jal6
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FINANCE AND TRADE,
nFTTCE Or IKE DAILT APPEAI, I
WEpSEsDAT, January IL l5G I
FINANCIAL


Money is in ample supply for all fnsn-
ciGl and commercial purposes, the supply
having accumulated the past week on sc
count Of the light demand caused by the
inactive cotton market. We are informed
that collections are heavier than for the
past two months, owing to the fact thsi
paper falling due on the first, and pre-.
viOus, we're extended, and that the sum
total of collections for the month OF Janu'
airy viii foot up largely in excess Of last
month. Rates sre steady ~ 10 and IL per
per cent
Exohange Is in demand. Eastern bills
are taken 81 ~ to &c discount, and sell
sng rates are par 10 Hc discount. N5R
AOrleans bills are boaght st = to 70 dis
count, and sOld 81 par TO koprsmium.
Gold was in light Offering, brokers Wers
hardly able 70 meet the demand. The rsfC
here today Is. lOsH; in New York, los5.
20 los.
Local stocks and securities, with the
exception Of Memphis and Charleston
stock and Arkansas levee bonds, are quiet
and unchanged The meeting of the stock
holders Of the former was held to day al
the Greeulaw o~psrshouse, but without
any result, except organizing. Judge A,
n. Clayton, Of Holly Springs, Mississippi
was elected chairman, and samuel d.
Moore, secretary. The opposition from
Northern Alabama is considerable, but
this opposition 10 very likely 20 be over
come tomorrow. II the contract is re.
fscted, the stock will 90 down to 25c,
while, on the Otaer hand, II ratified, will
20 up to 45c, and probably higher. There
are prospects Of something being done on
a large scale In Arkansas lsvee bonds, as
we understand that orders for q consider
able smount were received 70 day from
The East. We shall see. City securities are
held hrmly a. 6Oc for the currency bonds,
and 64e tor the gold issue, with 3 brokers'
purchase Of 5000 Of the currency issue at
the price quoted. County warrants are
strong st 9Ee5 buying and selling. Selma
railroad scrip Is sold at $50. Tennessee
and old issuA
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-18
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY "a. 1872.

Between 10 O'Clock am. and 2 O'Clock 2 m, at
ths southwest corner OF the Intersection Of
Main and dis streets. in the city OF
Memphis, procssd to SELL, for caah, TO the
hfgnest and best bidder, the following lot or
parcel OF Land lying In aid city OF Memphis,
aGc described as follows, viz: Beginning
at a potnt on the L orLh side OF Adams street
extended, Is2k feet from y. Cheeks south
west corner, thence WestWardly along the
north side OF Adams street SIX feet, more or
less, to q stake; themes northEardIy 8I8A
feet to the south Line OF Warrington street
thence eastwardIy along the south line OF
Washington street S5% tset 20 a stake; hence
so Gthwardly Slez feel, more or less, to the
BEGINNING; being part OF country lot No.
4g9, and the other parcel OF ground conveyed
by John W. ak to Martin and Il. P. Walt
by deed Gated October 4 1866, and BY Martin
Walt to E.P. Walt by deed dated November
q, 1853, and registered In Book No. 3, page go,
to Wuicn reference Is la The right OF and
equity OF redemption is expressly waived in
said Trust Deed, and the tile to the property
Is believed to be good but I VIII only sell
ana convey a. trustee,
dss MAkTIN GkIFFIE. Trustee. etc.
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V-lau-Rasida1t HafIaa

40. E4, r. DIN the second Cnaucsy Court
OF Shelby county, Tsnnsssss-W. EohIsn
and 2. h Bonlsn - .EloWerree, Annie
= ElOWsrrse, Q. O. EloWarrss. Jenny Flow
-errea, Ellen Z Wilson, Kate wilson, Emua
sLaon and Eobart L. WILSON,
appearing from Ehs D4l duly sworn % In
l. this cause shae tae dsfsndants are al clft.
Gems Of NtckB1urg, State Of Nlsa1saippL and
nOn-res1dsnE or Teunea8ee, and that CON-
piai1ana have died their bu Ia this court,
WRyIng Tor adeeKes % sell the north naIr OF
lot 80. "a. a. known upon the plan OF Hsm-
PMS, situate On the east side Of Main street
IN said City OF Memphis, Teunszsss. znduoW
occupied u compartments, ana % nave tina
proceeds thereof divided between Complain
ants and d~efsn1aus, according % thslr re-
specttVstnberss8:
It H therefore ordered By the Clerk and
4As0srY a they, the deIsnaauts, mako
thetT appearance herein aS the court
house Of q second ChAncsry Court Of shell
y county, IN the city OF Memphis, Tenn. on
Or before The nrst Monday IN EeDruarT. IA
and plead answer or dsmur 20 complain
ants BILL or the same VIII be 1akau for Con-
Iesssd as 70 Ehems and set for hearing *
par5eS and hat q copy Of this order be pub
Ashsd once q week for lour successive week.
N the Memphis appeal. Tia Dec. AE7L
A~cOPy-apest:
ND STEWART, Clerk and Maztsx.
6eo. DlLou.E sci Tor ok Iat
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SPECIAL

Throw in ReinfOreeEmentR-The Clta
del OF Life is in a state Of siege al through
the year, but is never more closely invested
III in mid.winter. The liver is usually
somewhat torpid, and the bowels more OF
less eonstipsted at this season, and dyspep-
STA often assumes It's most aggravated form
In cold and wet weather. In short, the EIuR-
gish system seems incliaed to intermit OF
shirk some OF its most important duties IN
der The influence Of q low temperature, and
requires wholesome stimulation. The spur
required is HostetteF's stomach BitteTs, toe
only medicine which quickens the action Of
the aecretivs organs, and brings out the Ia
ten vitality Of the system, without creating
any febfile symptoms, or the slightest ner.
vous excitement.
The great Vegetable gonic is not recon-
mendsd as a specific for Coughs, Colds and
COnEumption-that neld being LEFT open to
the coneoaters Of preparations which cannO
by auy possibility reach the luDgsl but as a
specific for the constitutions and physical
weakness which invite pulmonary disease,
1t is literally infalIible. The most tnsidlous
an te, rible enemy OF human life is not dis
ease itself. but the weakness which affords It
an opportunity to gain q nFm hold OF the
vital system. Hemember that Stamina, vi
tai ~EnFrRy-th Hfe-prtncipie, or whatever
you may choose to call the Resistant poRer
which battles against the causes Of disease
and death, is ths GRAcD OF
HEALTa. It is the garrison or the human
fortress, and when IL Wsxss weak, the true
policy Is TO throg in reinforcement. In
other words, when such an emergency O.
ours, q course OF Hostetter's
R1rrara
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ThursdaY. ID FabruarY. ~.
Msn-Rssldsut NOtiea.

No. AS, in the First Chancery Court OF
Shelby county, Tennsssee.-I. 81. Abiding.
ton, administrator, etc, OF James Btggs, de.
ceased, ct al vs., J. 3. Arlington, 3. :. Biggs
ct al.
ST appearing nom andavit In this cause
4 that the defendant, Davts P. Big-E, citizen
Of Jefferson, Texas, Arena L. Atkinson and
her husband. r. A. AtktnEou, Lucy b. Akin
son, VIM. g. Atkinson ard Robert A-Atk1n-
son., of Kinds ounGy Mississippi; Sarah e.
Myers formerly AtktnEon) a her husband,
Jacob s. Myers, OF Madison county, Mtssisa
siPpi, are all non-Testdents Of the state Of
Tennessee:
1t is therefore ordered, That they make
their appearances herein, at the Courthouse
in the city of Memphis, Tenn, on or before
the hrst Monday in February, 1872, and plead,
answer or demur 70 cOmplainRnt's bill, or The
sam win be taken Tor confessed as 70 them
aHd seb for hearing e1parte; and that 3 copy Of
this order be published once a week, for Our
successive weeks, in tbs Memphis Appeal
This December 2, SELL
A ~cOpy-attest:
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
ny & j. BLACK, D. .. and D..
7 B. Htcou a Z. W Frazer Soils. for CONF
plaiuEnE d2a-fr
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Esu-R Resident KouSs,

No. I69 r DIN the Second Chancery Court OF
Shelby County, Tennessee.-Fred n. Law
renee vs.. the heirs. at-lRW Of Mrs. Mary
Baxter and others.
1T appearing from the bill duly sworn TO in
i THIS cause that the defendants, MIS-. Eliza
Carues, Mrs. Sarah Aun Hayes, James r
BOyc CO, executors of Ker BOyce, deceased;
Hugh +. BsngH, Henry Van. ersee, J. W.
Parmslee, are non residents of be state of
Tennessee, and thai the names and places of
residence OF the defendants, the heirs-at-
law of Mrs. Mary Baxter, the widow and
he!rs-Rt-laW Of John B. Wiley, deceased; the
heirs at. Law of John w. England, are IN
known to complainant, ana that the resi-
dsnces OF the defendants, - Hys 4 -
Hill are unknown to complainant, and that
there are other C editors of W. q Lane and
" 70. q. Lane & Co, whose names and resi-
dences are unknown and cannot b. sScer.
tanned after otliGe1L inquiry:
1t Is therefore ordered, by the Clerk and
Master, a they, ana each Of the u, MAKE
their appearance herein, Rtthe courthouse
OF the second ChaRcery Court Of Shelby
county, in the city Of Memphis, Tenn, on
OF before the first Monday in April, 1872,
and plead, answer or demur to complain
ants bill, or the same viii be taken for con.
feBsed as to them snd set for hearing exparte
Rnd that q COPY OF this order be Published
once q week for four successive weeks in
the Memphis Appeal. This January IL, ls72
a ~cOpy-actest:
NJ b. L STEWART, Clerk and Master.
BY 9. BELCHER, Deputy y, and n
Estes a Jackson. SolB. MI cnmDlL JI wed
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-18

Stocks and Bonds-The stock market
has shown more speculative buOysncy to-
day than st any time for months past and
prices have advanced on large trsnsac-
lions irrespective Of b intrinsic Naae OF
respective stocks. Since the q O'Clock
cali 5000 shares Of Union Pacific have
changed hands. The features OF the day
have been the Pacific Mail, Union Pacific,
Northwestern, Wabash, st. Paul, Western
Union and Hannibal and st. Joseph. The
latter made the greatest advances OF the
day. the common stOck rising from 55H 70
591z, and preferred from 67H to Il. In PSI
ci6c Nail shares q very large business
was transacted. At the close the general
reaction from the highest was E(a1 per
cent, while the Hannibal and S. Joseph,
common stock, fell of from 59h to 56h.
The closing prices were:
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thursday, February Ist, 1917,

at Il O'Clock M, at the RsaI Estats Excnanga
OF ROyster, TreEsvaRt &C., northeast conner
OF Man and Jefferson streets, Ia the ciET OF
Memphis, so much OF the following deucrthsa
tract Of and as VII be necessary 70 pay
certain note, given ~ said kusse1 20 Ma u.
q. Reed, for the sum OF a4l - payab On
the 18TH day OF July, A-Os Ill Win interest
nom the 18TH day Oh July Al Egl, uulE
paid, to-W1t excepting forysdYB t5l acres Of
the said land, harsSOfora ~ me-
as trustee, and excepting also seventy acre1
OF said tract not embraced In sa1d Irusf
Deed: Lying in shelby county and bsZtu.
ming at q STAKE in the center OF Eae RalsiQa
and fernando cad In the corner
Of q thtrty-acre traeb conVeysd % John Pope
BY IOnn y. White, Themes 5a1t - CHAINS ~
Inks TO q stake ) Inks vest or q Tumtrsa
marked !. p. and IN ~; thance north Is
chains q links 70 q stake IN Jon1 ropes eaSt
line; tnencs EAST - cnai1s - Inks WITH
SneEd's line and center Of Macon road 70 q
stake Inv corner Of George Gr4hamH
land; theuce south with Granam' sn1e q
chains 81 Inks to q staks IN ogEna
]. G.. thence west ~ chains y luk8 WITH
uorth line OF I'D. white &c Al 70 3 stska
center OF Ralsigh and Hsruando rosds
thence north with Pop6ia east line, intel o.
said kaleigh and roaa e chains
and g inks 70 The beginning, CONTAINING
1874 ao-res-axcepting num SAID sale As acr s
OF said described Eact, harstofor9 rall1a
qu1snsd by me % the said Russell, ana al1G
excepting seventy acres o. bhe came not ama
oraced In said Trust Deed. 11Ele believed 70
be good. but 1 convey IS 1ruatss MY
kQulEy OF redemption WatVods
Ak JOHN P HRELGNAHT Eru1tao
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within legal hours, the following described
property, viz:
a certain tract OF land, lying IN Shelby
county, Tennessee, and 0Oundsd a. follows.
Beginning a6 the CT rusr OF Eisldis
lOts sold 70 htu By W.. P. Deadrick, IN ths
year 1855 thence north one degrees east Na
lest to the south line OF Dean avenue. nov
Park avenue as laid down on Bsadrtck1s
map; thence south 81 east. 8lS f6et with tna
s0uEh Line or said aVeuu6 70 The intersection
o. Dean and Eraz8Fans venus Lnance
souLh one degree WBsE, 3lS feet win the west
Ius or IrezsVant venue 70 the uorthes8E
corner or said Fields purchase, as abova
named; hence north 81 west, SIS feet 20 he
beginning, Containing 4 all two acres and
&-lB Of an acre.
Terms OF saIs-Ou q credit OF seven D
tWefVs months, purchaser 70 execute notes
with approved sureEtas, Lien 70 be rs6s1nsd &C
secure same, and equity OF redemption bar
rsd.
January 4, lS7l
EDMUND A. COLE, @. and u.
IuO. Johnston @rFV- fa5-T
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Monday, February 5, 1872,

in front ofthe of1ce OF &. N. Apperson a CO.
No. Jefferson street, in the city Of Memphis
Tennessee, between the hours OF ten ugl a.m.
and four ~ Pm, proceed to sell 70 b high
est bidder for eSeh the property described IN
said deed OF trust, Is follows, tO-Wtt: AL OF
section twenty 90, b southeast quarter and
the northwest fractional quarter Of section
tWenty-one 9I3, containing seven hundred
and nfty-dVe G55j acres, known as the Ham.
lin tract, and also an undivided hall interest
In the north half OF section eighteen tlsl. AL
Benign township three s3), range six 90. easi
OF the nfth principal meridian, IN Crttbeuden
county, Arkansas, and near Hamlin s Land
ing, OF the Mississippi river; and, at the
same time and place, the following personal
propeFtys Eight 90 mules, Oh
head Of cattle, and tWO-bhirds OF the crop Of
cotton grown on the premises during the
past year The equity Of redemption ia
waived by the terms OF the deed The ntleie
believed to be good, but I VIII sell and con,
80 4 n OUT1JFK Trugfea
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-18
THE NEW TARIFF BILL,
Substitute Of the Senate Finance COMMITTEES
for the HOUSE. Bill.

WAsHTNGroN, January 16.-The
tariff bill reported by the senate
husnce committee as a substitute for
the house bill repeating the duties on
coal, iron and salt, proposes to fix the
following duties: On all bituminous
coal. SOC. per ton of q bushels, so
pounds TO the bushel; on salt In bulk
and on all rock or mineral salt, Sc.
per 100 pounds; on salt in bags or bar
rels or other packages, l2c. per 100
pounds; on all iron and steel, all
manufactures Of iron and steel Of
which either Of such metals is a COM
ponent part of the chief value, ex-
cepting pig-irOn and steel rails, 80 per
cent Of the present rates OF duty,
being a reduction of 10 per cent; on
all extracts OF essences Of coffee,
soc per pond; cleaned rice, lie per
pound; unclaimed rice, Ic per pound;
paddy rice, Sc per pound. Potatoes,
Toe per bushei; timber, not otherwise
provided for, lie per cubic foot; lum-
Der, spruce, hemIOck, WhiteWOOd and
Eastwood, 81 per 1000 feet, other kinds,
g; il planed or finished, 81 per 1000
additional for each side; if tOngued or
grOoved, 81 additional; if planed on
two sides, UOngued and grOOved, 81 so;
hubs and blocks, rOUgh-hewn or
sawed, % per cent ad valOrem; pick
cts, pslings and laths, D per cent ad
valOrem; shingles, SOC per 1000; pine
c~lsp-bOards, s. per 1000 feet; furni-
ture, unfinished, 80 per cent ad valOr-
EN-; casks, barrels, sugar-box shocks
and psCkiDg-boxes, not otherwise pro-
vided fOr, IS per cent. ad valOrem. A
tariff OF 80 per cent. Of the present
rate Of duty is provided for all manu-
features of cotton, alpaca, woods, and
all manufactures Of wool; all manu-
features Of silk which are now subject
to duty, 60 per cent. ad valOrem; all
metals, other than iron and steel, and
manufactures thereof earthen and
glassware, hides, skins, bone, ivory,
horn and leather, or manufactures
thereof; India-rubber, gutta-perCha,
straw aud Oilcloths, chemicals. drugs,
medicines, and a large number Of
minor articles, are added to the free
list. Teas Of all kinds, Zoe. per pound;
on coffee Of all kinds, %. per pound;
on chic0ry and succOry roots, burnt or
prepared, &c. per pound; on acorn cot
fee and dandeliOn rOOst, raw or pre-
pared, and all other substitutes for
coffee, &c, per pound.