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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-12-05
Trustees Sale

I y pursuance of the terms OF a trust deed exc
j cuted to By Walker r. Carter on the
22d day Of September, 1877, and duly registered,
etc, ] Will, on
January ~, 1879.
at the southwest corner of Main and Madison streets
in the city of Memphis, proceed TO sell at public ac
ton, TO the highest bidder for cash, the Wharfboat
" r T. Lee now lying at the wharf at the city of
Memphis, Tennessee together with ali and singular
the spsrs, cables chains, stages and other appurte
nances TO said wharfbOat. sale between the hours
of II m. and pm.
7 CANFp rr,staa
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| NDER and by virtue OF two certain trust deeds,
P. H. Bowers and wife, Jenny Bowers.
Of date 28th day of May 1877, and recorded in the
]. ]. Holloway, and Mary b Holloway, his wife, OF
Registers office of Fayette county. Tennessee in
Record Book No; 8, pages SOB to 507, TO both of
Is hereby made for full and perfect Identification
of the property and for full and perfect understand
therein created default having been made In the
payments therein stipulated, l. such trustee, will,
Wednesday, December IS, 1873,
expose for sale and sell at PUBLIC outcrT, to the
highest bidder for cash, the following real estate
situate and described as follows:
certain lot or parcel of ground In the town of
known and designated on the plan OF said town as
lot number 90 nine In Block c. In said town. il be-
ing corner lot fronting ( thirty three feet on the
public square and fronting I361 sixty-six feet on
the east side OF Lagrange street. together with the
ana ap51rtenances there1nto beIo1sing. sold IN
der the trust deed made by j. J. Holloway, deceased
Also certain lot or parcelF of ground situate "
Ing and being In the town Of Somervile. county OF
lows to-Wit Paris Of lots numbers as and N 81
and seven, bounded as follows: Beginning at the
with Fayette street the full depth of said Iof No g.
and fourteen (l4) feet beyond unto lot number Cd
seven to an alley ten feet wide. thence north CID
twentyone feet and ten inches far as strike
west the center of the wall on ths north side of
brick house erected on lot number 90 six; thence
eighty feet to the outside OF the front wall Of said
house; thence south with the front or west wall to
the beginning, tOgetn with all improvements and
appuTtenanceS thereunt0 belonging. Sold under the
trust deed made by Z. a Bowers, deceased, already
referred to.
Also the following iots and parcels Of ground In
the town of SOmeHtlle county Of Fayette, State OF
Tennessee, to-wit: Lots o, 8, 3 and % five, six.
eight ana nine, and that part of lot number Cd
seven between lots D and q, and & and 9, in block
A, in said town, being same lots upon which the
three new brick stores have been recently erected
on southwest corner of public square and being the
old Ball Tavern stand, being the same decreed to
p. II. Bowers by the ChanceTy court at Somerville,
In 1915, In the case Of John c. Waddell admins
traitor, versus widow heirs and creditors of John H.
Ball, deceased, an undivided half OF which was
conveyed TO J. J. Holloway by P ii. Bowers, by deed
of date 1th April, 1875, the two undivided halves OF
which were conveyed to me trustee, one By J. ].
Holloway and wife, and one by p. h. Bowers and
wife in the respective trust deeds already referred to-
All right or equity of redemption repurchaSe Of
said property Is expressly waived In said trust Deeds
and the purchasers title will be absolute. Title be
eved to be perfect but sell and convey as trustee
only.
Sale will be made on at the premises Oft he
respective pieces of property within legal hours,
the day above stated.
b EoIxaS AttornavC etc
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AdministratOr's Notice.

T HAVE qualified as Administrator of J. ". Heath
i decea sed. Debtors to his estate will please set
lie at once, and creditors will file their claims, pro
Dated, with me or my attorney.
W. z. DAVY, Administrator.
ID CT
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Administrator's Notice.

T HAVE this day qualified as administrator Of
Andrew Castay. deceased. ALI creditors Will al
once file their claims. and debtors settle their In
F.LAvIGNE, No. $50 Main street.
MEMPHIS, November 8, 1873. thu
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Trustees Sale.

| NDEh leeI or trust eAeeHIed Dy q. D. Davis,
the registers office of Fayet;e county, Tennessee in
Record Book No. 3, pages "a, 155 and So WILL
as trustee, al the request of the beneficiary,
On Tuesday, December IL, 1878,
In front of the courthouse in SomeIvIlle TsDnes-
see, sell the highest bidder for cash. the follow
Ing property, to wit: Situated in FaYette county,
State Of Tennessee, and described as follows:
Bounded on the north by the Memphis and
Charleston railroad on the south by the state Line
road. on the east by Blair's land, on the west by
David Davts's old place, containing I4I acres be-
ing ethe same place conveyed by d. J. Armour
and the chaneery court of SOmerYille Tennessee,
I'm 1873, together with all the improvements there
on. Also, the following personal property tO-Wit:
Two brown mules, one bay mule, one Sorrel mare
Sale at II O'Clock IN. Title believed TO be good.
sell and convey as trustee only. Equity of redsmp-
ton waived W. NJ. BROOKS. Trustee
NoyemOer ~. 1873
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ETATIOGS,

sBeIOw high water marx Of 1874.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS YESTERDAY.
Time. Bar. rher Wind. Fair Fair Weather.
100 G In ROO5 AZ NV. - Clear.
900 nm hu IN M NV. - Clear
900 pm. 1925 46 ! NV. - Clear.
Maximum thermometer, 56 DEG,
Minimum thermometer 46 deg.
+. NJ. NEAL, Private. Signal Corps, U. 5. A
by Telegraph.
NKGHUTT 7 z 4 - falling feet
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READER, ARE YOU AFFucTED2

and wish to recover the same degree Of
health strength, and energy as experienced
in former years? Do any of the following
symptoms or class of symptoms meet your
diseased condition? Are you suffering from
tll-health in any of its mai,-- and multifari-
Gus forms, consequent upon a lingering, nerv-
Gus, chronic or functional disease? Do you
feel nervous, debilitated, fretful, timid, and
lack the power of will and action Are you
subject to loss of memory, have spells of faint
ing fullneSS of blood i'll the head, feel liStleSS,
moping, unfit for business or pleasure, and
subject to fits of melancholy? Are your kid
neyS, stomach, or blood, ia a disordered con-
dition? Do you suffer from rheumatism,
neuralgia or aches and pains? Have you
been indiScreet in early years and find your
self haraSsed with n multitude of gloomy
symptoms? Are you timid, nervous, and
forgetful, and your mind continually dwell
ing on the subject? Have you lost confidence
in yourself and energy for business pursuits?
Are you subject to any of the following symp-
toms: Restless nights, broken sleep, night
mare, dreams, palpitation of the heart, BASH
fulneSs, confusion of ideas. aversion to society,
dizziness in the head dimness of sight, pim-
pies and blOtcheS on the face and back, and
other respondent symptoms? Thousands of
young men, the middle-aged, and even the
old, suffer from nervous and physical debil-
ity. Thousands of females, too, are broken
down in health and spirits from disorders
peculiar TO their sex, and who, from false
modesty or neglect prOlong their sufferings
Why, then, further neglect a subject so pro-
ductive of health and happiness when there
is at hand a means Of restoration?
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice

II AVING qualified as Administrator with the will
Il annexed of Mrs. Rebecca Burke, deceased,
all persons having claims against the said estate,
required to present them authenticated, as pre-
scribed By law and persons Indebted to the estate
are requested 10 come forward and settle.
RANDOI Pr 2S Madison street
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Administrators Notice

HAVING been qualified as administrator of the
IL estate OF John Krlnn, deceased, all persoDs
having claims against the said estate are nOted Ia
present them prescribed by Law, and persons IN
debted TO the estate are requested to come forward
and settle.
FRITZ WARNECKE, Administrator
No. 80 Jones Avenue
MI.
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AdministratOr's Notice.

HAVE aualiieds as Administrator OF Gus Redsr.
i deceased Debtors Of his estate viii please set
ile = once, and creditors viii hle their Claims mo-
OdLed, With me or my attorney.
JOHN ZElST Adnafnisssator
L. B NFarland, Attorney, % Ms1lsou - tha
Daily Republican., 1878-11-14

XIYANTED.-Dc every week At my
w stall IN Third street market. nlcoly
dressed Poultry and game, tor which the
highest cash price Will be paid on delivery
n h. APPLETON. nvl2u
Daily Republican., 1878-11-14

rHANaE or HOURS--DkLAWAkE
= WESTERN RAlLROAD.-Com.
neneIng Tuesday, Dec. !, is7L TfainswfiI
run 10 follows:
Leave wilmington 10 % .. m, s.d 9 % pm
leave LAndenberg u M, and 0p. m
alive AtWiImington u am ,and . 70 m.
u Arrive at I.Andsnbsrgat IL IN, and s%op.n
Connectlons-Trains leaving Lendenberg q
10 q. nj. connect with train mr. Philadeli his
ts 10 q. M.
Train leaving Wilmington at 10 " .. u.
uitb train leaving Philadelphia at 10 Q, N.
and Pennsylvania and Delaware train ieavtnp
lanc nbefx n ! p. m.
Trs Sleaving LApdenbsrg OF. .tlyifi
penp ylvania aud Delaware trai-, nG with
rain icaving for PhiiadelphiasttUp Up.m
Trains leaving WilD,!Lt ton, at b.30 p, m.
nth train leaving Philadelphia, at A.16 p. IN.
myadu u cONHEL.. Supt.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-14
nUBIlC SALE.

DUBIlC SALE
Wul be SOLD at Public Sale, in Newport, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMB BER TO- 1878,
.N n 4 O'Clock,
frame blacksmith and eel.wright shop
each 80 by "a feet, In good repair, and In a
good location for business.
No.1 A frame dwelling house, conta ming
rooms, with good dsIsed lot, well fenced and
pump at the door.
No.3 A corner lot, fronting on two streets,
q, the east end Of the town, containing neatly
bali an aero.
TxRMs. -On No. / and No. z 70 per cent
cash on day OF sale, and on No. 3, the entire
amount cash JOHN W. LYMAN.
oc3l-otd-2tw
Daily Republican., 1878-11-14
s p E & I A L.
A LARGE OFFERING
l uPIN'S FABRICS

Having had advices of a COntempla
ted advance OF LUPlN'S FABRICS, es-
pecialiy their Black CashmeIss and
Merinos, we have hastrned 70 make
another very large purchase Of dhese
celebrated goods, so that We may be
able to continue the sale Of them ut our
PAST Low PRICES.
The immense quantities ". handle
give US great facilities in the purchase
of these goods, which leads us to be.
li-ve that there can be 10 successful
competition with us in prices, provi-
ding the goods could be found in this
market.
We have heard much dissatisfaction
expressed Of late by ladies who have
purchased Black Goods in poorly
lighted stores, by finding after they
got them in a strong light that they
were too Blue in color and in
ferior in quality.
Our Black Goods Depart
ment is located in the lightest part
Of our magnifciently.lighted store, so
that ladies may make their selections
with the positive knowledge that the
goods can appear no better in color
or quality at time Of purchase than
when examined with the utmost scru-
tiny at home.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-14
nHILA ELPHIA, & -
WiI.MINYTON AND -
BALTIMORE RAILROAD. ~


NOVEMBER 10. 1878.
Trains Will leave Wilmington A. follows =
FOR Philadelphia. and intermediate stations
Us. $40, 10 no, .. m. Q 30. 4 8o, 40, . 10 p. IN
Pbiladelphia (Express) 90 0 80. .. m.
Philadelphia and NewYork, . 81, 20 An. -
% 81, II ~, SA0p. m.
Baltimore and ndintermediate stations. 3 81 Ill
Baltimore and Bay Line, ! 0s.
baltimore and Washington 1881, 40. sss
4 m. II 81, I ", bls, 10 % p. m.
Trains for Delaware Division leave Tor:
New Castle Q 70, . lb y. NJ. los, SOP. M,
Harrington and Intermediate stations, 10
l. IN. 1 03 0 30 y. m.
DsImar IntsrmsdiAts stations u .. N. o5
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadslphia and intermediate stations it
m, 8 90, Q 90 p. IN. ........--
Philadelphia and New York, 2gs, 6te q, u &,
Baltimore and Washington II 81; . 10, 8 ~
For further information passengers sre r.
isrod TO the time stables posted u the dciaH
Own X. +. KENNEY. Snn'
Daily Republican., 1878-11-14

No LUCK.-"You see" said tie de.
spGndent man, who was sitting on q
barrel, addressing the grocer, who was
spearing the top OF biscuit case with q
knife some peopi. has good luck and
some people has bad luck. Now, | re-
member once | was walking along the
street with Tom Jeliicks, and he went
down one side of it and went down
the other. We hadn't gone more n
halfway down when he found pocket
book With ESQ in it, and | stepped on
a woInan's dress and so got acquainted
with my present wife. 1t was always
SC" added he with sigh, that Tom
Jellicks was the luckiest man in the
world, and never had no luck"
A colored brother whose eyes we're
watery, and who had evidently been
imbibiDg experience whisky, was tell
ing his voung friend George that he
ought TO gine, too, Said George. ."
would, hut de temtation to do wrong is to
strong for me" 'Whar's yer trmtationr
exclaimed brother Peter. II was dat
way myself once. Right in dis town
had a chance to steal par Of boots-
mighty fine ones, too. Nobody was dar
TO see me, and | reached out thy hand
and de debbl said take 'em. Den
good spirit whispered for me to let dem
boots alone" An you didn't tax. '.,n'
"No, sah-not much. took 4 pa'r -
oheap shoes U6 de shelf. an | left a, m
boots al0nel'
A drawing master who had Leen
worrying pupil with cOntemptu0us
remarks about his deficiency of skill in
the use of the pencil, ended by saying
"lf you were to draw me, for example,
tell me- what part you would draw
first ~ The pupil, with meaning in
his eye, looked up in the masters face
and quietly said "Your neck, sir"
A romancing traveller told Garrick
that he had seen a church in Spain a
mile and a half lovg. ''I,less me, =" said
Garridk, show broad vas tt" "About
ten yards" was the reply. "Ths is,
you will observe, gentlemen" said
Thrrlck 10 the company, mot a round
lie, hut differs from his other stories,
which are generally as broad as they
are long"
Thre. little boys on recent Sunday,
were stopped on the street in this city
by an elderly gentleman, who, per
criving that they had bats and ball
with them, asked one OF the number
this question Boy, can you tell mr
where all naughty boys 90 to who play
ball upon Sunday p ''Over back of
Johnson's dam," the youngst-r re-
.,l:.l N fr
Gard Of Thanks.
The Ladies' Aid Society" of West
church rrturn grateful acknowledge
nent, to the editors Daily REPUBLI-
CAM" for their kind gratuitous notice
Of the Lecture" and the donation of
tickets for the benefit of their society. !
+. Very Respectfully, |
J. G. BRYER, Sec.
We can recommend our readers O
ls- DR.. Bulls cough sprup in all cases Z
II cough, cold, &c. 1t cost only rs cents $
. L.AAI- l.. ua.J n,,n
Daily Republican., 1878-11-14
WANTED.

VIYANTED.-A tenant for a three story
w brick, No $40 Madison street Also a
purchaser TOR lot Of good Brussels, Ingram,
entry and stair carpet, window shades, cook
VIII be sold cheap on aceount Of moving.
nvll3t
Daily Republican., 1878-11-14

A young man from the country, hav
irg married city vocalist, proudly
wrote home that his wife was a first
class singer with u remarkable voice
'ln fact" he wrote, she has mezzo
soprano Of unusual power and conpass.
His mother immediately answered: "My
sou, that is what your Aunt Keziah
died of. She waited too long before she
had been operated on. Don't delay.
Have it cut out at once -
"This Country" remarked a traveller
in northwestern Iowa, "settles up very
rapidly" "Y-a-a.s," replies the ma
tive, nervously watching the me ve-
meats of constable dodging along the
other side of the field; Settles up a
big sight faster than the people do"
And before the traveller could ask him
to explain, he was making a mile a
minute across the trackless prairie,
with the constable bad second be-
hind.
A Yankee Auctioneer lately indulg.
ed in the following little bit of the pa.
thetic: "Gentl-mrn, if my father and
mother stood where you do, and didn't
buy these boots--these elegant boots
when they were going for one dollar, |
should feel it my duty as a son to tell
both of 'em that they were false to
and false to their country
"Your honor, the defendant was max
ing a great deal Of noise, and was swear.
ng at me-" "Did he speak English :"
.sked the defendants counsel. "No
'ir, he spoke Italian" "Then how
lid you know he was swearing at your"
why | could tell 1t by the wrinkles
n his face," replied the officer.
Suicide is not more sinful than ne
,lecting cough. For only 25 cents You
ian buy bottle OF DR.. Bulls cough
ylup and be saved from death.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-14
UPHOI6TERING.
r EDNUM h THORP,

MFRS. GEN. SHERMAN, wife of the great t
Nl soldier, says: ~ have frequently
purchased Durang's Rheumatic Remedy Tor
friends suffering with rheumatism, and in
every Instance It worked like magic" Sol
by ali Druggists. Send Tor circular to X. X
H Druggist, Washington
II
Daily Republican., 1878-11-14

UT .ass% uer. .os %s'I. s.s .sss
nent cash business, 10 call. investigate and
see an article Of intrinsic merit and read y
sale In every household. Nothing like u In
the market. No patent novelty, but staple
article OF great utility. II. q. BuRTMAN,
nvi3-its Swan Hotel, Wilmington.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-12
THE THAMES RE0ATTI COURSE
Four Miles Straight Away. and the Boats In
View from Every Point.

NORWICH Conn, April 5.-In the Office OF
the New London Northern Railroad Company in
New London, Chief Engineer Arms Of that COM
pany has on exhibition neatly executed map OF
the Thames river regatta course. over which
the college crows are to row in June. Mr.. Arms
personally surveyed the entire course. and his
work Is absolutely accurate. The advantages
OF the New London course over oil rival courses
are porccptlblc at glance. Starting from Il
position of perkins's Point. perfectly straight
away course southwark, four miles long IL OBJ
taincd TO q station OF Winthrops Point, oppo-
site New London. Tho only place at which tho
course approaches nearer INC shore than IL de-
s s is at Navy fard Point; on the eastern I
start. Tho crews desire Il wash shOrcward. OF
at lenst Is feet Mt high water. AZ the point
over 80 feet OF tho land. Another Objectionable
feature To an exactly strilghtaway curse Is the
shoal on Perkins, Point in whicf the water sI' at
low tide il only. four and half feet deep Six
feet IL required by the Regatta Committee. BY
and near tho middle Of tho river. and making
On exceedingly slight bend w stward at Navy
Yard Point. perfectly satisfactory course is
secured.
The natural facilities Of the Now London
course for the accommodation of spectators are
unsurpassed. The yelling banks on both sides
of the river. rising gradually into lofty hilltops
Will furnish any number OF persons with clear
start to tho finish. In addition, tho municipal
and railroad authorities are making the most
cAteuSlV' preparations LOT inc siulSluctory Hc-
commodation of their patrons, On the day OF
the race u train Of twenty or thirty open cars.
with terraced seats and carrying 1000 or 5000
persons Will follow, along the rniirond track.
the contestants in their boats. The advantages
of the river for rowing contest in light shells
are Incompatible. IL is broad deep. and almost
without n current. and the high hills shelter its
surface on three sides from violent winds and
sudden gusts. Fishers island IL n natural
breakwater ON the south against ocean agita-
ton. and the water OF the harbor il never tur-
bulent in storms and in calm weather is rs
smooth MS mirror. Chief Engineer Arms
liked the two goal posts n dav or two ago. and Is
toon To take soundngs along the course.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-12
CUsTER's BRATE SERGEANT.
sitting Bull Tells over Again the Story of hi.
Famous Victory.


BISMARCK, Dakota, April 5.-Chris ellison,
well-known Bismarcker has returned from
long scout IN Sitting Bulls territory He
visited sitting Bulls camp and was pleasantly
b AIS lodges. with nothing to sat except what
foo w9s received from Poplar river and Wolf
thrifty Indians War Eagles camp was some
thirty hyo miles distant, About the middle Of
March 200 ponies. packed with provisions. ar;
brigade arriving at War. Eagles. These sup
plies were sent in by the Yanktons of the Pop
lar river agency.
Olson reports that he was q guest OF Sitting
Bull. and the old man treated him ns such. Civ
ing him his condolences on the Custer fight. and
SITTING Bull doesn't fear ltrutus from within.
but fAnces the whole world on the outside 40
hates him that some white fanatic may find the
gates alar and break tho golden bowl before he
has u chance for srf-deience. Over u cup OF
very black coffee Gibson and Sitting Bull dis.
cussed the Custer fight. Gibson tnlks Sioux and
requires no Interpreter or frontier pngo TO in
trudure hun 70 any great chief OF that national
~ Sitting Bull said he was forced to fight
me American Murht or any other chiei in MS
command. Tho last men killed were two OH
Gers ana lrst sergeant The sergeant is de-
scribed rs man with large scar on his neck.
ana hS hero tlM commanded the admiration
Of tho chiefs, lie fought 80 desperately that tho
chiefs yelled to tho young men 10 take him
alive. lie killed five Indians. and WINS then
Killed himself, sitting Bun said he WA too
brave too KIN, but they couldn't holp it. There
him 10 save themselves. Sitting Bull did no
shooting. ne waS present. but Long Dog War
Eagle, and Little knife commanded. Alter the
Custer massacre they were attacked by moro
soldiers. and they fought them until their am
muniti0n was short. They lost more men In the
second or Reno fight than in the ono with Gus
tor. Sitting Bull denies that he Ia q chief. lie
IL lead lnkBplrlt whose counsel and advice are
Of great weight He is willing TO return home,
but wants some such guarantees ae are written
IN the Declaration OF Independence, The Noz
Poroce also talk OIL returning.