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On the Sd day Of Nay, 1875,

| proceed to expose the said property to sale, on
| the premises, Tor cash:
said property is described in said deed as
" the Navy ard property, being the same
tract or parcel of ground designated on the
map of the city of Memphis and its envIrOns,
made by Todd IC Crider, as the United States
Naval Depot" and which, as appears from
said map, is all the real estate which lies west
of Chickasaw street, between the north line
OF Auction street and the north hneof Market
street.
And the said deed of trust requiring us " to
lay of said grounds into suitable lots" and
being satisfied that the present subdivision OF
said real estate, as given below, is a suitable
laying off Of said lands for the purposes of
this sale, we do adopt the same, ana will sell
the said real estate according 10 said suDdi-
vision, putting up one lot at time for sale,
unless at the time of sale we have reason to
believe that more advantageous sale will be
effected by selling one lot with the privilege
to the buyer OF taking certain additional lots
at the same price, to be announced at the
time of sale, the subdivision being as follows:
Lots No, 8, f. 3, 8, Z 9, 10, H. l2 49, II, l5 lG
Il, Is, IL, 2O q, Y, , "A, D. 26, q, p, - and 80,
which said I0ts are situate between Chicka-
saw and Promenade streets: and lots No. 80,
81, 3d. 30, 81, 50, SO, 4O A. A. 49, a, 4j 49, A, IS, 49,
50, 81, 81, 53, 81, 50 and S. which lie immediate
ly west of Promenade street. Also, 81, which
lies Immediately west Of and adjoining Prom
enade street. Also 57% and IS, which lie south
OF lot 81, and west OF Promenade street.
Also, lots 50, Co. 81, 81, 63, "a, 65, 65 ana 81.
All of which lOJs aforesaid are described by
the aforementioned numbers upon the map
OF the city of Memphis, compiled by NJ. i.
of the map which is noted as Navy Yard"
Upon some of these lots are valuable i'm
prOvements, which will be sold with the lots.
There VIII be sold at the same time and
place, the balance of the Navy \ ard Grounds,
which has not been laid of INTO lots, or sub
divisions, and being the remainder of the
said ground lying between aforesaid lots 81,
81, a. 65 66 and 67, and the Miss ssippi river on
the west, bounded on the north by the eXten-
sion of the north line of Auction street. and
On the south by the extension of the north
line OF Market street-we being Of opinion
that this area is a suitable size In which the
grounds should be laid of for a sale.
The sale will be made at pub ic auction, to
the highest bidder, for cash, anu by the ex-
press provisions OF the deed ali right and
equity OF redemption is waived, and we the
trustees will execute to the purchasers, under
the express provisions OF the deed, "On behalf
of, and in the name of, The Mayor and Alder
men of the City OF Memphis, deeds in fee
simple absolute, ,.withcOveDants.O warranty"
by the said city.
We are satisfied the title Is perfect, but we
convey only as trustees.
JAMES ELDER, r-r,,s,a.
SAM. TATE, 4i'N'0eH'
McRae, Smith, Scott a Collier, for trustees
anu bOndhOldGrs. mh2
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MEMPHIS. TENN. TUESDAY. MARCH 2. 49,

out doubt be earnestly fought by the
Democratic senators, who will resort to
every available means to defeat its pass
age. The amount of idemnity promised
by Spain to the Cnited States in the set
tlement of the Virginius affair is eighty
thousand dollars, not eighteen thousand.
ARCTIC EXPEDITION.
1t is proposed to provide small sum
in sundry civil appropriation bill for
an arctic expedition. The secretary OF
the navy favors it, also a number Of
senator's and members. The navy de
partmen: will be authorized by the bill
to provide and to fit proper ship, and
to man il with officers and men already
under pay and awaiting sea duty. The
extra expense will not be more than
fifty thousand dollars, but it is proposed
to make the action by the government
contingent on private Subscriptions to
the amount of twenty-five thousand dol
lars. The president of the geographical
society says it will heartily cooperate
in any expedition, whether undertaken
by the government or private enter
prisp
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witnesses on behalf Of Beecher, as will
Mrs. Porter, with whom Mrs. Tilton
boarded when she wrote the Catherine
Gsunt letter 70 prove the alleged con-
spirscy. Beecher will be reinforced by
Cladin, White, Stars, Halliday, Cald-
well, and others OF his congregation,
who will swear that the subject OF adult
terry was never spoken of by Tilton un-
til the meeting Of the church committee
10 July last.
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We hope there is not a negro in Mem
phis who viii permit him or herself to
be used to make test Of the civil rights
bill. Any attempt, in that direction,
will be resisted by the managers OF the
hotels and places Of amusement, and
the result will be the excitement OF a
race feeling that has happily not been
felt in Memphis for many months. The
blacks and whites Of the south must live
in peace, and they can do SO without
the aid or intervention of acts OF con-
gress manifestlypassei to create trouble.
1t now depends upon the blacks.
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The Mississippi legislature has passed
= bill giving the governor power 10 sp-
point taE-collectors by and with the adj
vice and consent Of the senate. 1t is a
party measure in the interest Of Ames,
just as the force bill and the civil rights
bill are party measures in the interest
n Grant
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Attention, knights TempIar.

THE members Of st. Elmo Commando .
L rJ, No. Is, L. D., are hereby requested ~
TO attend a special conclave, this/VN
CtUESDAY) evening, March 2d, az "a o'clock
Tor comforting the Orders Of the lem
pie. All members of the COmmandery are
required TO attend in full dress.
EratTes are cOurteOuslv invited.
By order b. +. HALLER, +. c.
IL. w. SH FL. TON. Rarnrlar
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DIED.

MOODIE-At fifteen minutes before eleven
O'Clock Sunday night, February 18th, EDDIE,
son of Alex. Noodle, aged eight years, one
month and twenIy-four days.
Friends and acquaintance OF the family
are invited to attend the funeral from the
residence, 500 Washington street, this CTUEs-
DAY. morning at ten o'clock. Services by
Rev. Geo. A. Jackson.
@LoNG-In this city, on the 9th OF February
l3'5' PORTER LoSO, q colored blacksmith, in
the nfty-fifth year of his age.
Porter was born In Hopkinsville, Kentucky
and removed to this city about fifteen years
ago. He was good citizen, kind husband
and father.
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During the evening session of the
house an appropriation ofthree hundred
anC eighty-five thousand dollars was
made for the support of the signal serv-
ice bureau. During its discussion it was
urged as argument that General Myers
enthusiasm in the signal service was
dangerous feature.
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BEECHER.
Progress OF the Trial Of the Great
PreaeheF-What Bowen says-GOasiP
Witnesses to Come.

NEW YORK, March 1.-The Brooklyn
city courtroom was filled again this
morning. Judge Nelson was early in
his place, and was looking fresh and full
OF spirits, chatting Familiarity with those
il his immediate neighbOrhood. Tilton
sat behind his chief counsel, Ex-Judge
Beach. The defendant and his wife oc-
cupied their usual seats, and with them
were seated Colonel Beecher's wife and
Prof Raymond. Mrs. Tilton and her
friends were absent. Shortly after the
opening OF the court General Tracey
continued his address.
WHAT BOWEN SAYS.
Henry c. Bowen said to a reporter
last evening that he mad not sought no.
toriety in this Tilton-Beecher case, and
susts ined only the same relation to it
ss any other private citizen and nothing
more. II was not his quarrel, and he
was not in any way party TO the suit
While smenable to criticism for his ac-
ton and conduct in the daily affairs Of
life, he had not identified himself with
this trial and had not taken any part in
its proceedings, and therefore he had
believed it his duty TO rebuEe General
Tracey for his uncalled for and unjust
criticism in his opening. II either
party should call him he would obey the
order OF court, but otherwise ii was far
from his wishes 10 have anything to do
with the trial.
BEECHER GOSSIP.
Little Ralph Tilton, about whose pa
ternity doubt was raised in the stste.
men and testimony in the great scan
dal case, is reported dying.
Judge Fullerton, OF the counsel for
Tilto3, says: "Our side, instead OF hav-
ing gany objection to hearing what Bowen
has 10 ssy, are going to invite him to
the stand when We commence the re-
buttRl, and we are confident he desires
10 speak the truth, and il is our inten-
ton 10 give him an opportunity 10 eX-
plain his connection with the parties
litigant."
II is stated that General Tracey has
yet two hundred and fifty pages of man
uscript Of his speech To read, which will
take day st least TO complete it.
Beecher is likely 70 be the first witness
called by the defense, probably Tuesday.
He will be examined by Evarts and
Porter. ami cross-eXamIned by Fuller
ton. Ii is expected be will be on the
stand ten OF twelve days.
Bowen Will not lie called on the
Baecher side.
Bessie Turner and Mrs. Morse will be
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Fearful Tornado.

MOOlIe heglsJtT.I
COLUMBUS, MISS, February 25.-
There was a fearful tornado about
fourteen miles east OF COlum.
bus, in Piekens county, Alabama,
about eight o'clock last night, de-
stIoying a number Of residences, kill
ing an entire family Of four persons,
named Cohen. Several miraculous es-
capes. The total loss Of life and proper
ty is not yet known. A tornado visited
the same section four years ago. The
severe rain here for the last two days
causes the river to overflow.
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II is now believed that the French
republic is established on firm basis.
The new constitution, which received
the support Of sll the republicans in the
assembly, IS accepted as an earnest Of
fha fact
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DIR. COOK,

/ ATE Of London, England, is now located at
II 2lO main street, where he will treat all
Chronic Diseases Of male and female, no mat
ter how long standing. His treatment on Pull
mOnary Diseases, Diseases Of Women, and all
forms Of Private Diseases cannot be cOnhtcted
with. He Will pay to any unfortunate invalid
$50 IL he cannot cure his case.
Cures GUARANTEED in every case.
Poor patients prescribed for free. No extra
charge will be made for visiting any person
in the city. All calls promptly attended to.
DZ. Geek. 2lO Main St, Memphis, Ten
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FoE BALE.
0ne-half Interest Ia the Bolivar Bulletin.

VNHE paper is in its tenth year and well es-
L tablished. 1t made as good, and perhaps
better, showing of business last year TO the
capital Invested than any country paper in
West Tennessee. Unincumb bered and out OF
debt, The only paper published in Harde.
man county. Thoroughly Democratic. A
good chance for practical printer with a few
hundred dollars 10 make the cash payment.
Apply 10
PROPRIEIORS BULLETIN,
mhZ Bolivar. Tenn.
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REAEEANT 8 60, AuetiOneers.
Attachments Notice.

DEFORE JAMES HALL, ]. P.-TrfaI Dock
D ct, NOT No. STA. VaccarO & Co. VS.. h.
Il. IsOm.
In this cause il appearing by affidavit that
the defendant H H IsOm is a nOn-resfdeDt
of the State of Tennessee, and is Justly in
debted TO the plaintiffs N the sum of four
hundred and thirty dollars and sixty-four
cents, due by note, carrying interest.
IL is therefore ordered, That publication be
made in the Memphis Daily Appeal, news
paper published in the city of Memphis, for
lour successive weeks, commanding the said
ii. II. 1som TO appear before me, or some
other acting JustiC e Of the Peace, at my office,
No. 80 Madison street, in the city of Memphis,
on the 5th day or April, 1873, at 10 O'Clock
a m, and make defense to said suit against
him, or 1t viii be proceeded with eXparte.
JAMES HALL, j. p,
= fe28 sui 18th Civil DISTRICT Shelby County.
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Telegraphic advices have been re-
ceived at London, announcing the ar
rival at Alden of eighteen persons from
the steamer Hong Kong, which founder
ed in the Indian ocean, have arrived
there, and that six more lives are known
to be lost by the disaster.
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ESTABLISHED 1910.

TIE senate Of Mississippi has passed
unanimously, an amendment 20 the
constitution, limiting the sessions OF the
legislature 10 iorty-one days.
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NOTICE.

DY virtue of the authority vested in us by
ID the deed of trust executed to US as trustees
on the 10th May, 1857, by the city of Memphis,
by A. Fl. Douglas, Mayor, and which il regis
tered in the Registers Office of SGelOy county.
Tennessee, in book 29, page 446, ct seq, and
which conveys to US the property hereinafter
described in trust to secure the payment of
S2UO,OOO of the bonds of the Memphis and
Little Rock Railroad Company, and upon re-
quest Of certain of the holders of said bonds,
we will,
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WOrkiDgmen's Building and Loan AssO
CiatiOU

VNHE regular monthly meeting Of the Asso-
Il citation for payment of dues, making
loans and transaction Of business, will be
held this TUESDAY EVENING, March pa
at ~ o'clock, at the usual place. Fines will
be strictly enforced for non payment OF dues.
J.. LAGRILL, Pres't.
CHAs. 7. PATTERSON. Secrefarv
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Old Folks of Shelby County.

d DEGULAR monthly meeting in School
II, Board room, Odd Fellows Building this
(rUBSDAY) afternoon at o'clock. Members
will attend promptly.
BY order OF the President.
j. p. PRESCOTT. Rec. See'V.
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GOOD INVESTMENT
Washington and Main Streets.
WE will sell to the highest bidder, for cash,
at Public Sale,
upon the premises, on
Wednesday,, March Sd. at I2 O'eIOck.

The Lot and House No. 20 Washington 81
now occupied as q gunsmith shop, being the
Hrst house west OF Main street. This lot fronts
on washington street 20 feet, by depth OF 371%
leeti and runs back to the following desert bed
lOtr Whlch can be bought Of US, il not sold be-
fore that time, at private sale, at a low price
and on easy terms TO wit: Lot ls9 Main street
letl feet front by ~ feet depth, on which Is a
sullivan as grocery store. These two lots
connect so as to be thrown into one, giving
mont on both Main and Washington streets,
with floor length of more than 100 feet, thus
making piece of EirSG'Ciass Business
Property more likely to improve rapidly in
value than any portion of Main street. or any
other portion Of the city, and therefore well
worth the attention of capitalists and bust
ness men, whose attendance is specially in
vIted to the sale.
IRRELEVANT & co. Auetioneprs.
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The protesting party constitute the
minority in numbers and interest, and
having made the best showing they can,
and clearly failed to change the current
OF sentiment, or to convince the msjOr-
ity that they are in the wrong, it strikes
US that any further attempt to turn the
majority from the policy adopted is IN
warranted.
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DISSOLUTION.

FVHE partnership heretofore existing be-
l tween the undersigned, under the firm
name of Levett & Hill, in the boot and shoe
business, is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. J. NJ. Hill assumes the payment of all
liabilities of the firm, and Is alone authorized
to collect all debts due said firm.
JOS. >. LEVETT,
J. NJ. HILL.
February Il, 1875.
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Trustees Sale.

ID r. Minor, recorded in book 7B, page 545, in
the Registers Ofice of Shelby county, Tenn,
VIII sell, 70 the highest bidder, for cash, al
the southwest corner of Main and Madison
streets, Memphis, Tenn, on
Thursday, March II, 1875,
within legal hours, lot No. II OF y. M. TreZe-
wants plan. of subdivision recorded in Plot
book No. ], page Is, in the Registers once or
shelby county, Tenn. said lot is situated in
Shelby county, Tenn, at the Intersection OF
Buntyn and Marion avenues, Is improved,
and Contains 40-lOO acres. Title perfect and
redemption waived. "
JOHN P. IRRELEVANT, Trustee.
February g, 1875.
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LEGISLATIVE.
The Salaries Of Supreme Judges-Bx-
emPtiOn frOm Tax Of Capital In.
vested iH Manufactures.

Bank Of TennesseC-Ehe Late EsBdOn @.
Haynes-The supFt me and AFbI-
trRtfsn COurts-Ihe Tax BIZ.
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from the point Of view Of that national
iZing process to which supreme import
ance appears TO bc attached by Mr..
Mari.
New Orleans Tlmes.7
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We repeat, the case has been fully sub
mitted to the country already, and addi-
tional self-impOsed penalties will not
add vote to its strength. The people
at large cannot pass upon the question
within two years, and in the meantime,
il we continue at the present rate, there
will be very little left to save. The res
OlutiOns adopted seem to us to be
open to criticism in many partic-
u.ars, notably in the assumption,
gratuitOus and little short of insulting,
that the members from the parishes
favOriDg the adjustment had misrepre
sented their constituents, and calling
upon the latter to repudiate their action.
The meeting had no shadow of right to
assume such dictatorial powers. Letthe
parishes speak for themselves. Bot the
argument Of the whole case has been
sufficiently prolix, minute and ex-
haustive. All parties have been fully
heard and we believe the general con-
viction to be unchanged and in favor Of
the majority of the caucus, and un.
pleasant as it may be, we do not see
how they can choose but go forward
boldly in the course they have marked
ont
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BOes Not Accspt,

No one who attended that meeting
and saw the vast cOncOuTse OF earnest
citizens present, heard their deep-vOiced
and enthusiastic Rcclamations; listened
to the thunders of applause whenever
the orators of the evening touched some
chord that vibrated throughout the en-
tire assemblage, causing the hearts OF all
to beat responsive; no one who weighed
the arguments advanced by those dis
tingushed iurists, John A. Campbell,
Thomas Allen Clarke and VIM. NJ. Ran
dolph; or who listened to the words of
fervid eioquence that fell from the lips
of the scholarly and brilliant Bruins,
could have left the hall except with the
conviction that the compromise propos-
ed was so gross q wrong, so fatal an er-
ror, so profound disgrace, that its con-
summation was impossible. The
speeches of Randolph and Bruins
were especially admirable, and
we reproduce them entire with
the confident belief that every
LOuisianian who reads them will feel
that there is something more involved
in this grand struggle than dollars and
cents-that there is an underlying pTin-
ciple which it were madness and folly
and crime to sacrifice. This meeting
this second clear and unmistakable
enunciatiOn by the people of their deter
mined opposition to compromise-thi
second reminder to their representatives
that they cannot consummate this
Wheeler compromise, and must not
sacrifice the platform upon which they
were elected, the vital principles of
which they are the representatives and
cbampions-we believe, will have its
effect, and will cause the caucus to re-
sciDd its action. which is not final, mas
much las MIR. M'Conn ell very pCintedIy
remarked last night as the condition
upon which it had been accepted had
never been complied with.
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Monday, March 30, 1875,

1NVHV"JS lAAI Ut -V3 NY'Y3
within legal hours, the following described
tract OF land, lying and being in shelby
county, Tennessee, il being portion Of the
southwest quarter OF section Is, township /,
and range Z, Of the ChickaSaW CeSsiOH, and
west of the basis meridian Of the survey
thereof, bounced on the south by the tate
line of the States of Mississippi and Teunes-
see, on the east and north by the lands Of the
estate of jeremiah JamisOn, deceased, and on
the west by the - road, containing sixty
three acres, more or less.
Terms of Sale-One-thiTd cash; balance IN
one and two years, with Interest from day OF
sale, pure chaser executing notes with sec UNITY;
a lien will be retained to secure deferred pay
ments. This March l, 1870.
JAMES REILLY, CLERK.
Vance Anderson Merfwether & Scales, So
IicitOrs for cOmplainants. Luu-
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I. p. CONAWAY.
RBHITAI,
Real Estate and Collecting Agent,
No. St., Memphis, Tenn.

A LII business Intrusted to me will receive
II prompt attention. Charges always rea-
enable.
Refers by permission to Col. W. L. Vance,
Geo. j. Henry, Secretary Phoenix Insurance
Co.; K. a. Parker, Cashier Bank Commerce; /;
F. Il. Nelson, Secretary fernando Insurance
Co; r. c. Daniels, President State National
Bank; Henry j. Lynn, Secretary Memphis
Fire Insurance Co.; Stanton q Moore, grOcers
and commission merchants. decI
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Southern HOOpskiTt
and Corset
MASUFACTORY,
3sS MAIN STREET.

Manufacture constantly
latest styles Skirts, Bus
ties and COrssts. All I'M
aginaDle COrsets always
ready. AIIsizes NursiE z,
Abdominal ami Chill
dreu COrseis. Shoulder
Braces and supporters.
Goods warranted.
LOUIS LANCE.
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NOTICE.

TEIHE annual meeting of the stockholders
L Of the
Selma, Marion and NemphIs Railroad Co.
will take place at the Office of the Company,
No. Al Madison street, on the Sd day Of
March, 1875 PORTER KING,
President S NJ. and NJ. r. r. Co.
NJ. GOODMAN, Secretary. fe2
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PROBATE COURT SALE

REAL I9TAT1-
No. 80, y. DIN the Probate Court Of Shelby
county, TennesSee.-L. NJ. Vance vs. Mar
garet Vance ct al.
By virtue Of decree FOR sale entered in the
above cause, l will sell at public auction, to
the highest bidder, on the premises, on
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

In the District Court of the United States for
the District of West Tennessee-In the mat
ter of Mrs, NJ. (. Pillow, Bankrupt.-In
Bankruptcy.
THE undersigned hereby gives notice of his
1 appointment as Assignee of Mrs. NJ. Z. Pill
low, of the county OF Shelby and State OF
Tennessee. o. WOODBRIDGE, Assignee.
Memphis, February ., 1875.
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BOOT AND SHOE BUSINESS

j.. NJ. Hill will continue the
BOOT AND SHOE BUSINESS,
at the Old stand, 3I4 Main street, un-
der the style of j. NJ. Hill & Co., and asks a
continuance of the patronage bestowed on the
old firm, and will sell at the lowest prices for
cash. j. NJ. HILL tS co.
Feeling grateful for past favOrs. recon
mend the new firm Of ]. NJ. Hlll & Co. to my
old friends and patrons, and ask a cOntinu-
ance of their trade with said firm.
JOS. :. LEVETT.
February L. 1873.