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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-09-12
Saturday, October 8, 1874,

within legal hours, the following described
real estate, to-Wlt.
A certain tract of land situate, lying and
being in the county or shelby and State Of
Tennessee, containing about one huudret and
nitsen acres, being the southwest corner OF
said s. :. Remberts original tract OF sixteen
hundred and sixty acres on Big Creek, in the
third civil district, inherited by him from his
father, Andrew hembert: Beginning at the
southwest c9rner Of said original tract, which
is the nsrthwe corner of thomas Rawlings
tract, and In the west line OF the Douglass
tract; thence east with said Rawlings tract 10
The corner Of John S'eel's one hundred and
fifty acre tract lately sold to him by said Rem
bert; thence north with said Steel's west line
seventy-three chains and twenty-six links 70
the north line OF the one hundred and fifty
acre tract lately sold oy said Rem bert 70 Hugh
RO- e; thence west with said ROSES south line
TO the west line Of said s. s Rembert's original
tract; thence south with said line seventy
three chains and twenty-six links to the be-
ginning
Terms OF sale-On credit Of six and twelve
months, purchaser executing note with ap-
proved security; Lien retained. Equity OF re-
demption barred.
This Septembe IL, 1874.
II. d. L. STEWART,
Clerk and Master.
By Geo Mallery, d. G. and n.
Metcalf & HermOn, sOls. for complainant.
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IDTED.

EDDINGS Friday, septer Der IL, 1874, at
the residence OF her husband, Cherry Station,
at ~ o'clock am. OF congestion, Mrs. SUSAN
V. EDDINGs. wife of b. i. Eddiugs. Mrs. Ed
dings was born in Manchester, Va, April p,
1893. Richmond and Manchester (Va.) and
Fayetteville Tenn papers please eopy.l
Funeral at ElmwoOd this SATURDAY.
morning at eleven O'Clock.
DORTCH-At Waverlr, Arkansas, Of ma
lariaI fever, on Saturday, September 5th1
ALICE OR, wife OF " William Pinckney Dorteh
and daughter of James orr, Of Bourbon
county, Kentucky.
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Wednesday, 14th day of October, 1874,

on the premises, sell at pablic auctiOn, for
cash, to the highest bidder, witaiD legal
hours, the property described in said tract
plan of said Deadrick's lands, surveyed lst OF
November, 1866, by c. O. Burk, and registered
in Cook %, part ?. pages 40, Al, AZ and Alb,
and containing in The aggregate q S0-l0O acres,
and bounded as follows: Beginning at point
on the north line OF Park avenue at the south
east corner of said Deadrick's homestead; (;
thence east along Park avenue Is chains to
stake, the southeast corner OF said lot No. Il ;
thence northwardly at right angles 10 Park
avenue II and 92-l00 chains 10 a stake, the
northeast corner Of lot No. Il: thence west
WaTdly along the north lines Of said lots Nos.
IA. 9 and to the east line OF said homestead
tract; thence with the last named line II and
76-l00 chalus 10 the beginning. Also, one un-
divided third part of a lot Of ground contain
ing about one acre. owned in common and
equally by said ". p. Deadrlck, Mary K.
speed and J. N, Deadriek, and bounded as
follows: Beginning at stake where
the northwest line Of Thornton avenue
meets the south line OF Alabama street (;
thence west with Alabama street to q stake,
the northwest corner OF lot No. 4, OF the sub
division of county lot No. 500, as made by
John d. Graham and duly recorded; thence
south with ths west line OF said lot No. 4 to
Thornton avenue; thence with said avenue 20
the beginning, being 50 much OF said lot No.
as lies west and north OF Thornton avenue.
Title believed 10 be COED, but sell and con-
ves only as trustee. Equity OF redemption
waived. {. c. GRAHAM, Trustee.
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Monday, October 5, 1874,

within legal hours, the following described
lot tO-wit: Beginning at southwest corner Of
Vance and shelby streets, city Of Memphis,
and running thence south ~ feet; thence
west parallel with south side Of Vance street
go feet to an alley; thence north with the
alley to Vance street; thence east with Vance
street 200 feet more or less to the beginning
Without redemption. Minimum price, Sf359
Terms OF sale: $1,000 cash, balance in equal
payments at one and two years with Interest,
purchaser giving notes and security for de-
ferred payments A lien Will be retained
until ali purchase money is paid.
JAMES REILLY, Clerk.
J. ". WEsCoTT, sol. tor Complainants.
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Saturdar. Oetobsr II. 1874.

within legal hours, the following described
property, or so much thereof as Will be suf'
fcient to discharge the taxes adj judged against
said property, and all costs, as shown by said
decree to-wtt: Lot IA, In block p on the south
side of Elliott street. in the Batter tract, 75xI2O
feet, being the.lot decided by X. II. Thompson
to susan X. Dent, By deed registered in book
= page 2l6, Registers Office OF Shelby county,
TO which ref rencs is made. This Septem Der
IL Is74 B.. ANDERSON,
Commissioner Of Revenue, etc.
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Saturday. October u. 1871,

within legal hours. the following described
property, or so much thereof as shall be sufh-
cient to discharge the taxes sdjudged against
satd property, and all costs, as shown by said
decree. to-wit; The east part Of lot No. 90, OF
John .. ArmOurs subdivision Of county lot
1885, fronting 25 feet on the south side Of Madi-
son street, 10 the city of Memphis, and run
ming back 1857 feet to an alley, as shown by
deed of John u. Arm our, dated November q,
1855, to L. J. Hollahan, and registered In BOOK
No. 81, part l, page Alb, in Registers ONCE Of
Shelby county. This llth day Of September,
1874. b. p. ANDERSON,
Commissioner of ReEenne. etc.
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COMMISSIONERS SALES
OF
H REAL I5TATH.

No. 500, <. D.-First ChanceTy Court of shelby
county-B. 2. Anderson, Commissioner OF
Revenue, ETC., VS. Pat Butler.
Pursuant to nnal decree Tor sale, entered in
the above cause on the 18th day OF July. ls74.
minute book 10, page 327 l viii sell, at public
auction, TO the highest bidder, for cash, at the
cour1h house door in Shelby county, on
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No. SII, r. D.-First Chaneery Court Of Shelby
cOuuty-B. P. Anderson, Commissioner OF
Revenue, etc. VS.. Susan r. Dent ct al.
Pursuant to final decree for sale, ertered in
the above cause on the 18th day of July, 1874,
minute book 10, page 329, 1 Will sell at public
auction, TO the highest bidder, for cash, at the
courthouse door in shelby county, on
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ward him. Failing in this hope, it
seemed TO MOultOn and his friends that
the question Of veraeity made by Mr.
Beecher ought 10 be settled. The state
ment, as far as Ii relates 70 the Beecher-
TiltOn matter, Is an argument BY Mr..
MoultOn, based upon the alleged facts
already published, and a comparison Of
his (MOulton'sl previous statement with
that of Mr.. Beecher. Ia the new docu-
mentaFy evidence is a letter from Mrs.
Morse to Mr.. Beecher, aud paragraph
ia a letter from Mr. Beeeher to Mr..
Monlton, saying: 81 inclose a check,
subject TO your discretion The follow
ing is Mrs. Morse's letter:
OCTOBER 81
Ny DEAR SON-I write say that you
,must pardon me for the request L now
make. Can you help me IL any way
by the first Of NOyem Der? I am stil
alone Witi1a rent Of fifteen hundred and
an incomeof one thousand dollars. The
consequence is. with other expenses,
shall by the first of the month terri
bly, behindhand, as / agreed to pay in
monthly iDstalments. | know full well
/ have no claim upon you in any way
except your sympathy for my lonely
and isOlated condition. IF could be
relased from the house ] should gladly
do so, for am convinced il is too far
out. All who have been to see my
rooms say so. My darling spent most
of yesterday with me. She said all she
had in the way Of money was forty dol
lars per week, which was for food and
all other household expenses aside from
rent, aud this was given her by the
hand Of Annie Tilton every Saturday,
II you know anything Of the amount it
takes to find food for eight people
you must know there's little left for
clothing. She told me he did not take
any meals at home from the fact that
he could not get such food as he liked to
10 nOurish his brain, and so he took his
meals at MOultnn's. Just think Of that
/ am almost crazy with the thought
Do come and see me. I will promise
tllat the itsecret OF her life,n as she calls
1t, shah not be mentioned. l know it's
hard to bring il up. as you must have
suffered intensely, and We all will fear,
til released by death. Do you pray for
me? if not, pray do. L never felt more
rebelliOus than now. More need of Gods
and human hep. Do you know think
it strange you should ask me to call you
s'sOn,n when l have told you, darling,
/ felt il you could in safety to yourself
and all concerned, you would be to me
all this endearing name. Am L mis-
takan.n MOTHER.
The concluding portions of the state
meBt relate to accusations against
Beeeher, said to have been put forth by
Bowen, and are of grossly indecent
character.
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue OF deed Of trust executed by W.
ID P. Dsadrick TO Sterling FowIkes, as trus-
tee Of date, the 10th day OF July, ISbS, and OF
record in book 6S, pages AS, 449, $50 and 45l,
m ade to secure note Of Ssss 80, executed BY
W. p. Deadrtck Al d payable to John ID.
Mebane, on or before the lst day OF January,
1870, dated July 20, 1903, with intere : from
date, and on which note there still remains
due and unpaid about S24S7; and TO sxecute
which deed Oftsust (the said Sterling Fowlkes
having departed this life) 1 was by the Hon
OIabls the First ChanceIy Court OF Shelby
county, appointed trustee instead Of the said
Sterling Fowl kes, viii on
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No. SO, X. D.-First Chancery Court Of shelby
4 county-B. p. Anderson commissioner OF
Revenue, ETC.. vs.. L. J. Hollahan.
Pursuant to decree for sale, entered July -,
1874, in the above entitled cause, Minute Book
TO- page $50, Will sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder for cash, at the courthouse
dnnr In ShelhN eOnnfv. on
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OFFICIAL DRAWINGS
ExT7A OLA@0s
@0rSfsg = Class sO,I9.
S9Iul& &tI2IBiSIHIFIa fI8IIO
ESeRinx-Ossss So. 60.
BI 2IsIs5 IS 81 + sI6I6sIsf5sIS0I49
Memphis. this 1lth day Of September, Is7L
CHANCERY SALE
OF
Valuable Real Estate
ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1874.

No So, r. DIN the Second Chancery Court
of shelby county, Tennessee-S. s. Kembert
VS.. Henry Rembert ct al.
DI virtue OF a decree of sale made IN this
ID cause by the Second Chancery Court, I
Will sell 10 the highest bidder, in front OF he
Second Chancery Courtroom, city OF Men,
phis, Tennessee, on
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Saturday, October Il, 1874

within legal hours, the following described
or so much Of the same as will be
sufficient TO discharge the taxes adjudged
against said proper y, and all COS :, as shown
by said decree, TO wit: Lot No. %, in county
lot 5l2, on the south side OF Bradford street,
in the city Of Memphis and fifth civil dis
trjcL OF Shelby county. This September II,
1874 B. P. ANDERSON.
Commissioner Of Revenue, etc.
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Commissioner Of Revenue, etc.

No. $40, 4. D.-First Chaneery Court OF Shelby
county.-B. P. Anderson, Commissioner Of
Revenue, tc., vs.. H. r. HOpson.
Pursuant to decree for sale, entered in the
a6ove cause July Is, lS7f Minute Book 10, page
32s 1 will sell, AT pubic auction, TO the highest
bidder, for cash, at the courthouse door IL
sahaIhy con MY
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10 O. u.

CALLED meeting OF the Joint 1870.
" Board of Trustees will be held s <z.sla. Z
in the Trustees Room. Odd Fell -
lows Hall, th ; (oAIURD AIl even 1'ssr7te~
ing at ~ o'clock. a fuu Board is desired, as
business OF importance will come before the
meeting.
BY order of MARCUS JONES, President.
y E RUSSELL, Secretary. sepl2
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PROBATE COURT SALE
OF
Valuable City Property

No. Iss. r. Din the Probate Court Of Shelby
county, Tennsssee-LeopOld GOepel, et al,
". AdOlph heckle. ct al.
DY virtue of decree for sale entered in the
d above cause, will sell at public auetiOc,
to the highest bidder, in front Of the court
house door on Union street, in Memphis Ten
uesgen.
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Thursday, 18th day Of October, 1874,

on the premises, sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder, for cash, within legal hours,
for the purposes therein expressed, the proper
ty described in said deed IN trust, as follows:
Beginning at q stake on the east side OF the
Big Greek road and in the west line Of county
lot 524 three hundred and ninety three feet
from stake In the center OF the New Raleigh
road at its intersection with the east SIDE OF
the Big Crt ek road; hence north with the
west line of county lot No. 54 seventy.five
feer to a stake; thence north SO east two hun
dred and two feet 70 a stake; thence south
seventy-five feet to stake; thence west
wardly to the beginning. Also beginning at
a stake on Thomas avenue, in the west line
thereof, two hundred and eighty-seYen feet
and ten inches from a stake IN center Of New
Raleigh road at its intersection with Thomas
avenue; thence westwardly with the north
boundary line of joint lot first described in
deed from SchoOlneld 10 Stedey two hundred
and two and 0ne-haf feet TO a stake; thence
south seyenty-one feet TO q stake; thence east
wardly, and upon a line parallel with the rrst
course of this subdivision, two hundred and
two and one-half feet to a stake in the west
line of Thomas avenue; thence with the west
line seyenty-one feet TO the beginning.
Title believed 10 be good, but sell and con-
vey only as trustee. Equity OF redemption
barred. WM. 6, aE5ANE, Trustee.
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sultation, which lasted only few min
utes, the prisoners were ushered into the
former room, where they remained un-
til the United States commissioner had
made out a NlittimUs for each 10 the
jsileF OF Shelby county.
Captain Torbet, United States deputy
ms snal, being handed the papers, con-
Quoted the accused 10 jail, where they
now remain awaiting tie action OF the
United States authorities.
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EvenInx-CIsss No. 81.

sS- Cotton Planters or COmmiss1On
Merchants desiring Fam Laborers or Cotton
Piekers for this or next season can be sup
piled by addressing
Labor Agent. Chattanooga, Tenn, P. o. Box 2.
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srl,a f-5,veland IJryer cOmpauys SVrAs 90
ts ~ A j. r. Il near this city
We're ven desfroyed by IRE last night; Loss'
si060o: insured for 5000 in Cleveland com
psahsS ne steam saw.mIn and eheese-6oH tssso.rEy
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The champion game OF Lacrosse wa
,,iavsS cn ths grounds OF the Northern Ohio
ff7ir ,ssseciation, Wednesday, between the Tus
..e-ors indians and the Victor club Of Lon
don. Ontario. The Indians won three out o
ave innings.
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IN millions The money exPouou.a, iuss
wasted by Il would Rave paid for each man,
woman and child ansong the sleeves 81 many
times their market value. The constitution
mas heen torn into shreds and tatters- rake
sbF reroains OF that highest Of all instruments
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$14! $14!.

IREAT EXCURSION TO CHICAGO AND
I to the Chicago Exposition. over the Mem.
phiS and Charleston, New orleans, 81 LOUIS
and Chicago and Illinois Central Railroads.
The GranCest Exposition ever held on the
American Continent. ON Tuesday, sept
22d, al 5 D.R. an excursion train, with
sleeping coach and refreshment coach al
taehed, to ether with other conveniences,
will leave Water Valley, via New Orleans, -.
Louis and Chicago Railroad, and run through
to Chicago, connecting st Cairo with the IL
Iinois Central Railroad, and giving excursion
lists three days and three nights ~ hours IN
the city OF Chicago. Trains will arrive via
the NJ. and C.. Railroad at Grand junction IN
ample time to connect with this through eN-
cursiOn for Chicago. Tickets for the Round
Trip TO Chicago an1 return), si3, and now on
sale at the following places, viz: memphis
corner Main and Court Streets Collervll!e,
MOSCOW Middleton and COrinth. sale Of Eieh-
efs TO cease positively ON the tSth, 50 as
to give the railroads ample time 70 provide
sufficient number OF coaches 50 that no one
need be crowded, as we desire strictly 10
make this a trip OF comfort and pleasure 70
every one. Buy yO8F tickets new the
time ID near al hand sell
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capital secure n slIch IINtasInleniss
dColbert," in his replies to these three
noints takes exception 70 the last one only,
and also 70 some statements made Incidental
fv fp connection with the Others He seems
:.
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue OF a deed in trust executed to me
ID as trustee by W. A. Stetfey, of date June
q, 1853, ard lecorded in he Registers office OF
Shelby county, tennessee, in book No. u,
page 2y7. will, on
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Tx "a
Song Monarch.

ByH. r. PALMER OF Chicago, with the dis
tinguished assistance OF L. o. EMERSON, Of
Boston. These gentlemen, in the Sos g Mon
arch, present 10 the public book unrlvs lei
for the use of SINGING CLASSES, whether
IN the form Of Stnging Schools, or IN Normal
Music Schools, Conventions, Colleges, or
Academies, and the higher Common sc hoOls.
Price, z5c. Per dOsen. 81 so.
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80 "a cause, On the Isth day OF July,
iS74 minute book 10, page sS5, ! VIII sell a.
~ me courtho1ss door IN shelby county, Ten
nessee, On
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MEMPHIS LADIES INSTITUTE
nA.Ec.aan

MES. NJ. P. SoUTHwoRTH, pr,nctnaiz
Ms. FANNIE r. McGEHEEs -'''''- - -
WILL, REOPEN SEPTEMSE9 zrH. FOR
w terms, send to either Principals for cir
eplsrs, aus
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- s-AAIS a. Ai'AA AeiNo-
PRELIMIEARY TRIAL.

The following copy Of y Dlitt6aUs In
the case OF J. p. Hale, serves TO show
what the Other warrants Of commit
ment are:
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MEMPHIS, TEN
srLfberaI sdvansss .sass 9. o.. on eSn ....
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same nature save rs 70 uallle Ol aCcuStui
as the following one:
UEITED SrArEs OF AMERICA,
DISTRICT OF WEST TENNESSEE.
To the Marshal Of West Tennessee, Greeting:
Whereas, complaint has this day been made
on oath before me, ;. s. Garrett, United States
commis sloner for said district, that ]. z.
Halle did. on the eighteenth day OF August,
1874. in the cOun y OF Gibson, district .Ore
said. unlawfuly and felOuiOusiy band and
couspire together, ana go in disguise upon the
publ highway with intent TO InJure and op-
press affiant, a citizen OF the United States,
and for the purpose Of depriviDg sfiiantof tde
protection Of the laws ana OF cert AN rights
Secured to him by the constitution OF the
Unit ri Ststes, namely: OF the right OF his life,
ard the right not to be thereof deprived with
ont due process Of law. And having SO, as
aforesaid, banded and cOnspired together, said
defend ants did then and there while in dis
guise and while 50 banded, felonlOUsly, will
fully ana m8liciously, and with malice pre-
pense, commit murder IN the hTSt degree, by
then and there shooting and killing one Jared
Borough and certain other persons to affiaut
unknown, contrary 10 the form OF the statute
Of the United States in such cases provided,
and against the peace and dignity Of the same; /;
these are therefore 10 command you, in the
name and by the authority OF the United
States, 10 take the body OF the said Joe 2.
Halle il TO be found within your district, and
forthwith 10 bring him before me t1 answer
said charge, and be dealt with as the law dl-
reefs.
Given under my hand and Official seal this
seventh day Of september, / . the year OF our
Lord 1874, and OF the Independence OF the
United states the ninety-eighlh.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-09-17

Asearly as last Monday Blazers tormentlng nan
commenced to borrow trouble, and proceeded 10
tell him lust what would be necessary to enable
her come out in full winter fashions Her tongue
ratified off profuse list of quotations from ltera'
mre she had read In Godey's and Demoresls mag
azlnes, which, being as well understood by MIN
as Hebrew, had tendency to make his headsw
Just before she stepped out TO have little talking
match with a neghbor she finished laying out be-
fore his confused mind complete list OF articles
shemusthaye to keep her from freezing during the
winter, including a $3.50 set OF iurs' As soon Us
she was gone, the troubled state OF Blazers mlnd
allowed his ruling passion to get the better oil MS
terrible dread Of domestic scenes, and he went de-
liberately to work He closed all the windoWSahd
nailed them fast, shut all the doors, and filled all
creyees with weather strins; he then built fire In
the parlor CRATE, and piled on the fuel until
stream of sparks shot out of the chimney started
another pent up but roaring conasgration In the
sitting room, and when Maria returned she found
him hugging the kitchen cocker which was red
hot and the tea.kettle on top, bumped and sangaI
rate that intimated an explosion,-While he had
his feet in tub ofsteaming water and was quiet
ly doubled up in two overcost and fur muiiier
besides his usual clothing shivering and chattering
with-wel, 1t wasn't cold, twas iat-iron hrstthen
Jar Of pears the rest of the mssesand hittles were
lost o his mind in the excitement Of hurdle race
that occurred in the house. Here we draw the veil
of domestic sanctty over the scene and endeavor
to satisfy the public with the statementthat Blazer
will purchase whatever Maria thinks necessary
for winter use.