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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-06-18
TrU gfQQIS SaIo

DY virtue of deed of trust executed to me by E.
ID +. Risk and Which Is recorded In the Registers
Office OF Shelby county Tennessee, In book No. 10S,
page 1S9, and at the request OF the benehciaries,
and for the purpose OF paying the debts In said deed
mentioned, VIII. on
Saturday, June 22, IS7S.
in front of the courthouse door, in Memphis, Ten
nesSee, at eleven O'Clock am, ofer at public auc
ton. and sell to the highest bidder for cash. by lot
at time the property In said trust deed mentioned,
designated and described as follows, tO-wit: Two
certain lots of land situate and being in the county
of Shelby State OF Tennessee, in the city of Mem
pills. designated as follows The first OF said lots is
lot number seven II In Robertson Tops SUbdist-
sion of block No sixty five 1851 in the plan of said
city, which subdivision Is recorded In the Ofics of
the Register OF Deeds of Shelby county in book No.
twenty-eight 1881 pages 52S and 529; said lot No.
seven RI is between Beale and GayOSa streets and
fronts the east size CT Main street twenty-five
l25l feet, and runs back eastWardly, between two
being the same lot conveyed to said Risk by James
Elder, by deed recorded in said Registers Office, in
book No. 81. pages 3S0-1-2
The second Of said lots Is on the west side of
Avery street, between Vance and Elliott streets,
bounded follows: Beginning at the southeast
corner OF Isaac JoneSs lot the west side Avery
street; running west with said Jones's south line
one hundred feet more or less, to point midway
between Avery and Causey streets; thence south
thiTtyseyen feet and half inch. more or le $, on
ErOn AikinS's east line; thence east one hundred
feet, more less, with McNabb's north line to the
west line of Avery street; thence north with the west
line of Avery street thrty-Seven feet and half an
inch to the place of beginning. The equity Of re-
dempt10n is waived, and the title to said property is
believed to be good and perfect, but shall sell and
convey only as trustee. j. NJ. GREGORY, Trustee
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Increase of receipts at United States ports
this week, 240, 697 bales, against 23S, 1872 bales
last week. Worlds visible supply, June
9TH, 2,0l2, 613 bales, against 1920, $50 bales
the same time last year.
The following shows the weeks movement
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the condition of the domestic markets as
received by the cotton exchange:
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Maximum thermometer, SO deg.
Minimum thermometer, II deg.
". M. MELROY, sgt. Sig. Ser. q. s. a.
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cotton Exchange Quotations.
Cotton Statement.

Market steady. Sales $50 bales, all to spin
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-04-03
Virginia Jews.

Much interest in manifested in Nor
folk on the subject Of temperance.
Efforts are being made to get the ccle-
brated John b. Cough to lecture in that
city shortly.
The Amherst Enterprise says an in
telllgent farmer of that county reckons
the profit Of his sheep at 100 per cent,
and asks who makes that on tobacco?
Colonel II. D. Ball, collector o.
Alaska, has appointed Mr.. Dulany, Of
Texas, as his deputy, and will also be
accompanied to his cool resort by Dr..
Shields, Of Virginia.
The first strawberries of the season
made their appearance in the Norfolk
market Monday morning. There was
about quart Of them and they sold for
a dollar. \ few tomatoes brought
fifty cents per quart.
The grand jury OF Rockingham coun-
ty. Va, after diligent inquiry has been
unable to identify the parties engaged in
the lynching. a few weeks ago, Of Char
lotte Harris, colored woman, accused
of instigating the burning of the barn Of
Mr.. Sipe of that county.
Mr.. James Green died suddenly, i'm
medlately after eating his dinner, at his
home in Rappahannock county, last
Monday.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-04-03
The Situation in the East.

From the advices published this
morning it would seem that Austria still
shrinks from taking a hostile position,
aud is more anXi Gus to bring about the
assembling Of a congress BY 4 further
resort to diplomacy that should En-
gland persist in demanding that the full
terms of the treaty be laid before the
congress, and Russia continue TO reserve
to herself the right to submit any other
points of the treaty than those Of Euro
pean interest, the battle, it war should
come, will have to be fought out be-
tween two powers. As Italy has de-
clared herself inexorably neutral as
Austria Is apparently tempOrizing and
indicates a disposition to stand aloof;
as France, from her present condition,
and watched as she is by Germany, can
take no part: as Germany occupies. as
in the Crimeau war, pOsitiO" Of be
nevolent neutrality" and England can
not even depend on such support as
Turkey might render, she is to all APP
pcarances virtually isolated, and if she
fight at all must fight with her own for
ces and for her own hand. With Rus
STA in possession, and Turkey inclined
to maintain friendly relations with her
conquerOr, it would seem entirely I'M
practicable for England to undertake to
do battle with Russia sngle-handed.-
Yet her war preparations are pushed
with almost uneXampled energy and
vigor, whilst Russia has ordered up her
battalions from San Sophia to Conslan-
tinOple, to be ready for any emergency.
The situation is so strained that war
may be precipitated at any moment
or the belligerents. brought face to face
with one another, may hesitate to strike
the first blow, and by this hesitancy
give time to diplomacy to find some So
luton of the quarrel that will allow the
representatives of the powers to meet
and settle peacefully the points in dis
pute. Bait. Sun.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-04-03

THE ENGLISH SPARROw.-The I'M
ported English sparrow is getting as bad
a reputation in this country as in Europe
where the Ornithologists say he is ac-
counted a nuisance. His pugnacity
drives all other bird. away from the To-
callties he frequcnts. Since his ap-
pearance in the Smithsonian grounds at
Washington. the snowbirds, bluebirds
robins. orioles. &C.. have ceased to
visit them. Instead of the music of
the song-blrds, nothing is heard there
now but the gathering Of the sparrow.
The Cleveland Leader says he is not
the insect eater he Is reputed to be. a
physician in Massachusetts last summer
killed and dlssected thirty-siX sparrows
IN a month. and found them stuffed
with every horticultural delicacy Of the
the season. but not a single worm did
either of the three dozen little maws re-
veal. Their multiplication is So great
in the West that some OF the agritul.
tural societies are talking of their ex
termination. In Germany they have
always been regarded as one Of the
most destructive pests. and no mercy is
shown them by the peasants.-Phila
Press.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-04-03

The Washington Post says ; Judge
Harris has done most excellent service
at the head OF the Elections Commit
tee this session. fighting q combined
opposition without and not little
detection within his committee and
parry. He has pluck, sence, an adj
mirable temper and vigor of thought as
well as Of action, and despite the
almost inexplicable course OF a few
Democrats brought Dean through yester'
day with flying colors. His closing
speech for the contestant on "Wednesday
evening was not only unanswerable as
au argument. but one Of those bugle
calls which inspire VIII ole army to &C
ton. Of course twill be claimed by
the Republicans that the seating Dean
was a mere exhibition Of partisan brute
force. and this too without reference 10
the fact that Butler, the ablest Re-
publican politician and lawyer in either
House. most vigorously supported the
Democratic side OF the question:
Where so many have done well it is per-
haps invidious to mention names, and
vet The Post feels that rousing tribute
is due to Judge Harris exhibition oil
power as an organizer and party leader.
The Democracy everywhere should lift
IFS cap to him.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-04-03

ATa county court continued and held for q q
n County Of shenandoah on Friday, March 5ih
l57s.
Martha Z. i,ickard, Joseph Frayel, David Fra,ei
lanes H. Hoover, joseph b. Brumback, John sit
euour. J. A. Hotel, amnel wisman, avn
Hottei. Harrison Copp, samuel nnteL John 81
Reeser. Daniel Keller, Isaac Bowman, Hotel K
,,auner Joseph Conner, Lemuel Painter, d q
Rowmau. samuel Hollar, Isaac Burner ii,nt.
Hotel. :. II. ". Bowman, Jacob Z. frayel, Lo 3D.
]. Funkhouser, James NJ. Painter, Lew MeIuturfi
epeccs Copp, &. Hickman, J.hn J. otiel, SAM.
Hickman aud Tim Council, nTopnetors aud oc-
rupants of land on either dc II Shenandoah
diver. in the said County Of Shenandoah. Virginia
xho have filed their Petition, prayin the count
declare and establish that portion OF SDeuand a
River from the point kno~n a. the mouth /
,uyhis Raj. At Hotel & islnter's Mil beloA,
said stream to and at a point known as the m lui
of stony creek, lawful fence as to horses, cat e
hogs. sheep and goits, Is hereby ordered tia
n, tice Of said application be given BY posting III,
s.,ne al the front dor Of the court house OF saO
county. aud two or more public places along aud
near sad liver aud by publication in the SLenAn
loah He AID fur four successive weeks az required
by SCI. Is. Ch. 9s, Code Of 1873.
copy leste,
y. +. SrrcKLET for cts. GEO. W. MLEy e.s &C
March 2Jth-4w.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-04-03

powers also furnishes a conclusive rea-
son against separate discussion OF any
portion ofthem.
by the articles relative to New Bull
garia a shong Slav state will be created
under the auspices and control Of Russia
who will secure prepon drrating polti'
cal and commercial influence in the
Black and Egean seas. A consldera-
Bile Greek population, although it views
the prospect with alarm, will be
merged in Slav community alien to 1t.
The provisions by which Russian admin
istration frames and Russian army COM
trolls the first working Gifts institutions,
sufficiently indicate Of what political
system it will in the future form part.
The stipulations for the better gov
eminent Of Thessaly and Epirus, III
themselves highly commendable, are
accompanied by conditions, the general
effect of which will be to increase the
power of Russia to the prejudice Of
Greece and every other country having
interests in the Eastern Mediterranean.
The territor al severance OfConstantlno-
pie from the European provinces still
left under its government will deprive
the Porte OF any political strength
which might have been derived from
their possession, and expose their i'll
habi ants To serious risk of anarchy.
The acquisition of Bessarabia aud
Batoum makes Russia dominant over
all the vicinity Of the Black Sea. while
the acquisition of the Armenian strong
holds secures her influence over the
population Of the province, and enables
her to arrest trade between Europe and
Persia.
The indemnity stipulated for is
evidently beyond Turkeys means. even
not considering the portion of her rcve-
nue. hypothecatcd to other creditors
Us mode Of payment being vaguely
stated 4Gnay thus be dep<2dSd imme-
diately. left to weigh do%rstfie Porte's
independence for many years, com
muted for more territory. or be made
the means of entirely subordinatln@
Turkish to Russian policy. The com
bined effect of the treaty stipulations Is
TO deprcss, almost to the point OF entlre
subsection. the political Independence
of the Porte.
ut cannot be otherwise than matter
ofexireme solcitude to Great Britain
that Il government whose formal jars
dictlon extends over geographical
positions Of the deepest interest to her.
should be so closely pressed by the
political outposts Of greatly sperior
power that its independent action and
even existence is almost impossible.
Large changes will doubtless be neces'
sary in hitherto existing treaties.-
England earnestly desires good govern
ment, and peace and freedom for the
populations to whom these blessings
have been strange. She would willing
~ have entered congress in which the
stpulatiOns could be examined as n
whole, but neither British int rests nor
the well-beng Ofthe Turkish provinces
would be consulted by the assembling
of congress restricted by Prince
Gortschakoff's latest reservations"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-04-03

FIsHwAY AT THE GREAT FALLS
The Maryland House OF Delegates. oi
Saturday last. passed a bill aprrOprla'
TIM $4,000 for the construction of q
fishway over tie Great Falls OF the Pc.
tomac river. The passage Of the bill
was urged as a measure which is abso-
lutely necessary for the preservation oil
the fish in the upper waters of the river,
and it was claimed that If protected as
intended by the provisions Of the bill
the fisheries which are now nearly de-
pleted would soon yield large revenue
and support large number Of citizens
in that section.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-04-03

XTIRGINIA, TO WIT:
v At rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Couit of Shenandoah, for the month OF
March 1878;
Geo. W. Mnnick admir-. c. {. q. of Jacob D Barb
dec;d and J. Barb. CoUplts
AGAINST
Godfry Barb in his own right and admir-. c. a
Of Joshua Barb Decd Noah Barb, David Barb,
Josenb Barb Franklin Barb, Aaron G. Barb, aud
simeon r.. Barb infant children Of simeon Barb
decd Joseph Bowers and Elizsbo,h his Siie,
andrew Miller, Adam Miller aud Perry Miller,
children aud heirs at law Of kebecca Miller deed
late the wife Of ". J. Miller decd and the per-
s.,naI representative Of W J. Miller decd May
MiIle- widow # Joshua Ba b, dec d. aud David
unier and Eliza ann his wife Defts
II cBAScRRy.
The object Of this suit is TO enforce the pay
n,ent of a bond executed by Joshua Barb 20 J. ID.
n,rb for the sum of sl5 90 with interest from
ihe Sin day OF August 1853 SAID fond was assign
cd 70 J II Barb and is nov Tor the use of J. IL.
Barb. a..
n arpearing by satisfactory evidence that the
defendant David ,arb Is not an inhAb!tant OF this
stste-It IL ordered, That the said defendant do
anrear here within one mo ith after due publlca-
ION oereof, and do what is necessary to protect
his interest: that a copy of this order be published
in some , ewspaper printed in "ood-tocA, once
week for four successive weeks, and copy P~Ieu
A the front door of the Court House OF said
county oh tho first doy Of mex. county court.
Geo. w. Mlley, C. c. s. c.
A Ccpy-Teste
Geo. w. Miley C. C. c. 2. C.
mar. l3-4w. ". Il W. p q.
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WILL PRESEN

WILL PRESENT..
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IT. and W. d. licwells;
hort Stories by T. b. Aldrich Rose Terry Cooke.
Constance +. ColsOu j. -. DeForest, ana othe'
layorite writer's.
sketches and Essays By Mark ! vain and Chas
Dudley Warner:
Descriptions Of Foreign life and hafel by
". story, r. b. Aldich, and c. h. Norton.
studies from French, German, and English
books by Henry James, Jr. W. ID. Howells. Harriet
w. Preston, and others.
Poems by hitter, LOngfellow, aud Holmes.
Matters Of Artistic and musical interest.
Tn c contributors Tub, universally popular.
The Atlantic portrait Of Whittier, com anton
b tue lfessze portraits Of Bryant and LongielloH
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The Jennings case, in England. called
the 'Jennens" case. was adversely de-
cided IN London, before Lord Coeridge,
in The Common Pleas. Oh Monday.
March ID, Of this year. 1t wac pointed
ont that. as the defendants have a title
Of sevcnty-three years. the claimants
must show fraud in the posscssors, which
is not even alleged. Counsel for
claimants admitted that he could not
60 on. and thus the case drops, at least
for the present. The jennings claim
has been the subject ofmuch discussion
in this country,
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NOTICE.

The accounts OF our subscribers from
Woodstock Maurenown and neighbour
Ing Post Offices. have been placed IN
the hands OF .liram BanSerman Tor &c b.
tlement. These acronnts run TO Oct.
ith $40. We hope our patrons VIII
,ettle promptly with Mr.; Bauserman. a.
il is necessary that the business OF the
old firm sho' Id be closed up.
ct. 10th, 1877. J. II. GRABlLL y CO.
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10 co SU MPTIv Els.

rhe advertiser. having been pcrmantly cured oil
mai dread disease, Consumption, by q simple rem
edy issnxious to make known 10 his fellow suffer
ers the means Of cure 70 all who desire It, ne
will send copy Of the prescription used, Gree I
chargeN with the direct o = for preparing and us
In Re s.me. which they will find a suro cure for
,,onsurnption, Asthma, Bronchitis, &c.
Parties wishing the prescription Will please address
Rev. \. A WILSON,
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(NOMMIssIONERS OFFICE,
AAaHaf.nL

4 ;
" Woodstock. Va Feb. 1873.
10 the creditors Of David Mcnturf decd.
You are hereby notified that AZ the request o.
m. p. Coyerst1nc admr. Of l. MeInturn ueo'd.
nav. fixed upon the day Of April next. befweci
he hours Of O'Clock, \. N. and p. VI. If fair
/ not on tha next fair day thereafter lSulda
xceptosD to take and settle. az my oihce, for r.
living proof OF debts or demands againt sii
drcedent or his estate. at which time aud plac
got are required to attend, and If from any eau
The taking Of said accounts shall not be commence
n having been commenced should not be con
pleted Oh that day, the taking IT the same viii be
ldjour led from day 10 day, or from place 10 p.ac'
nntil the same are taken aud completed.
Given under my hand as Commissioner Of Sc
counts Of the county court, II Shenan oah az M
ne in said county the day and year first afore
saiG.
Feb. 2T-4w. P. W. MAGBl DIR.
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THE VIRGINIA HoMEs1EAD.-In a

THE VIRGINIA HONEST EAD.-In a
case decided on Thursday Of last week
in the Virginia Court of Appeals =
opinion turned on this poinl:"Cans
erty which has been setapart by a house,
holder and head of family by his deed
of homes;ead, duly recorded, be subject
ed By his subsequent deed Of trust, his
wife uniting therein. to the payment Of
his debts. IN other words is property,
after it has been set apart, exempted by
the constitution of the State from sale
ind r The deed of trust" The court
answered the question aliirmatively and
reversed the decree of the circuit judge
so far as it gives precedence TO the
homestead deed over the deed OF trust,
and to affirm it so far as it is not incon-
sistent with the opinion.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-04-03

a GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
"A Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all the
effects of youthful indiscretion will for the sake 4
suffering humanity, send free TO all who need the
nv which he was cured. sufferers Wishing u profit
by the adye Users experience do 50 by address
ing imperfect confidence.
Ohm b OGDEN. "a Cedar ST.. NewYprk.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-04-03

The Comrades Of the Grand Army of
Tue Republic, Department ofPennsylva.
MA, will 90 int camp at Gettysburg on
saturday, July 20. for one week. Many
distinguished soldiers Of both Federal
and Confederate armies are expected to
lie present. During the week there will
he an excursion to the Antietcm battle
Geld. 'etl 'ia -f.-A'
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-04-03

Among the attractions for the newyear, tee pus-
fishers would cal attention 70 The serial Novels,
embracing For Perci'al,' a Claiming si0ry of
ngllsh life. Handsomely iIsiTate0. and New
american 81 ~, by tliei- ". Obey, the talented
author 81 Love ID Idleue, 70 Which VIII lie COM
menced Oh the c0uclusi, u OF For lerciyal
series ~ Illustrated articles embracing several
"a Southeastern Europe Qnc.udiug Bugar aud
.0umanial, by dwaid King; Descriptions Of Old
Eng Towns. ly aUle contributors; exemptions
4 sof Svtd,n. by Iloisssor james A. Hari ison
sketches OF life ia Norway. by olive Logan; SINE
Acc0un. Of the ltaiau Lakes, by Robert A. Mcleod.
Papers on French Lie and Manners, b. hsnry
Iames, Jr.: The Wind Aiyor Country especial in
te estug on account Of the Indian troublesl BY
Gen J, >. ishin. Z. >. A., Judge Nicholas, q
Kentucky by Paul 4. Shipman; ard on Va lous
.ubjects by s. Weir itcheu, ". D. - al b.
Wisier, Edward c. b. uce, Rev. Leonard y. Bacon,
aud others
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97-4w. P.w. MAGIrDTR.


A'IRGINIA, TO WIT
At rules held IN the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court Of shenandoah, for the month OF
March 1878;
Vim b. Llsigett admr. Of Hozekiah Clsigeti
dec'd assignee OF Geo. ". Miudle and ~.
wigntmsn compt
AGAINST
David Cliendinst, Jacob Lantz, 3 +. Na rs
Geo. ". vindc, Geo. ". Koonfz. admir-. OF ". s
Nightmsn dec d julia A.. "ightman, holhe .
Wightman, Charles P. " gilman, Henry ;. Wight
man, Samuel Wightman nd ". 4. "igltman
Defts.
II cHAScERy.
The object Of this suit is 10 subject certai
house and lot situated on Stony Creek, Shenandoa
county, Va. purchased by yii Chend.ns; rom
@ W. Windle and ~. A. Wightm4p, TO sale for n,
payment Of unpaid purchase moo y thereon.
tappearing by satisfactory evidence that th
defendant samuel Mightmsn is not an inhabitants
Of this State-It is ordered. That the said deieA-
mt do pear here within ore month after du
publication hereof, aud do what is necessary {
protect bis interest, that a copy Of this order b.
published in some newspa or printed III Wood
stock, once a week for four successive weeks, ann
: copy posted at the front door Cf the Court House
Of said county, on the hrst day OF the next county
court.
Geo. W. Miley, C. c. C. 8. c.
A COPY TEsTE.
Geo. w. Miley. C. C. c. 5. G.
mar. CT VIM. & Bro. p. q.
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DR., BUTTS DISPENSARY.
A MARRIAGE GUIDE

H5sRar,ng p.ale sJ>cia'ig d Friroie anil c5ros.e
pseases, for 50 geaTs has J4f pa1ti'ef no taiuaJs
rosis on Wossas HorT.Gge and discdse- 81 ne hero-
dIiys Steza, 80 p0g>s. and EEVeT0as EHgri7gs -.@f
po,t-gad fscsfsof IS cs yor Lh either one Jon ~ c.