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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-26

TsNRUsTEE'S e 3 LIZ By virtue of t e powers
x conferred upon Ben MAY and his successors in
office trustee by deed in trust made by Sarah +.
CarTuthers and J. : CauutheTs. dated August II,
l. 40. and recorded in d ed Book No los pags u,
in the Registers Office of Shelby county, TO secure
the paygeht Of certain Indebted; ess fully de
scTbed in said deed. default having been made in
the terms ana conditions thereof, the undersigned
successor Of Ben May, trustee Aforesaid Will sell,
on Tuesday. pTia 80 1879, al 10 O'CLOCK
am, al the southwest corner Main and Madison
streets. in Memphis, at public auction, 10 the high
est bidder for cash, the following described real
estate situated In tse Qde) city of Memphis, shelby
county t.-Wit: Part OF lot No. H. in block No 80,
in South Memphis: Beginning at the northeast cor
of st. Martin aud POntOtOc streets. running
thence nOThWaTdly with ST. Martha street SIS feet
q stake; thence eastRaTdly. parallel with POntOtOc
street so feet; thence sOuthwardly. parallel with
st. Marin street 5S feet 10 stake in the line OF
P0ntOOc street; thence We5tIaTdly $50 feet TO the
beginning. All right Of redemption, ere expressly
waived in said trust deed. Title believed TO be good,
but sell Only trustee.
AMOS WOODRUFF, Trustee.
I HsmptOr Attorney
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the following are the New York spot quotations
. u.s.: low middlIng, q 13.l6c; middllng, 1Olsc;
GOOD middjing. lOl2c; mlddlng iaiI' ll$5c- Al
dull sales, $50 bales. Contracts, 100 bales.
stock, lS6,I54 bales ., -,
futures:
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Howard Association,
NO. 10 MADISON STREET,
NGemphds- Tenn.

Cgs!BNER'S LUMBER AND LOG s91T
20 FOR zOGGERS, LUMBER MER- N
EEchantS. Farmers and MechanicS.AE
Giving rules for correct measurement of Scant-
ling, Boards Plank, Cubical Contents of Square
and Round Timber eawL9Es 81 Doyie's Bale. Stave
and Heading Bolts, Wood, Tables of Wages by
month. Board or Rent by the week or day. Cap0c-
ity of Cisterns. Interest Tables, &c. By J. NJ.
Scribncr. BY mail. postage paid, on receipt of 50
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DEsPENSARY.
DIR. y. $. eJOhnson's
PEtEAEH
Medical E95sDeRsaEys
80 - JEFFERSON STREET,
ses-vee Gain ana Front, nesspaIs.

-. JOHNSON IS aeEU0Elec ed OF al parties 20
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IN me Treatment or private OF secret ssaSes. SiC
case male of female tseCeut cses o. tic1oTrhfa
sc SYnhiils cured iu fsE Ja-s vino tEs Use Ct
Set9i-tIs ~ il.t~, t-e las s=st,E1 eT7i oc.-C wslt
or the Use OF mercury, Luvclaagsrs los OF sarFI
stopped Ia shcTt time. SuHerers IRON. iulror--y
y loss az sexual powers restored 20 nee v.cF q
Few weeks. victims or salg-zbuse and -Ee==E y
FeaeTy, suffering from spermalJrrhes art To- az
physical and mental power, speedily Hud pa-rUa-
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Particular attention paid - The Diseases ot
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Threat and Lung Diseases cdTJ-d by new remidies
Piles ana Old sores cured without the use Of caus
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All consultations strictly confidential.
Medicines sent By express to an parts Of the couu-
try.I
Office hours from & a. m. to Q p, m. Sundays
from 3 % p.tg.
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Rainfall during day in inches, OILS.
BY Telegraph.
NASHVILLE. March 25.-Biver rising, with Is
feet on the slOals.
PITTSBURG, March 25.-Riyer Q feet 9 inches.
and falling. Weather-cleaF and cool.
LOUISVILLE, March 25.-River rising, with II
feet inches in the canal. Weather clear and
pleasant. Departed: U. P. Schenck and James
Parker Cincinnati.
NEW ORLEANS, March 25-Weather-c clear;
thermometer, ~ deg. Arrived: Belle Of Shreve-
port st. Louis. Departed: Charles Morgan, Cincin-
natl,
VICKSBUR9, March 25.-River risen inches.
Weather-clear; thermometer 70 deg. Up: Charles
p. Chouteau, q last night. Down: City OF Alton,
Z pm.
EVANSVILLE March 25.-RIver rising, 30 feet
BY the gauge Weather-cleaT: mercury. 50 deg.
Departed: Paris C. Brown, IL am; Alary Houston
noon; Andy Baum, ii am.
ST. LOUIS. March 25.-WeatheI clear ard
pleasant River fallen inches, with ] 0 feet 10
Cairo. Arrived: Colorado Vicksturg. Departed:
Norton aud barges and James Howard New Orleans.
CINCINNATI, March 25-Noon,-Riyer rising
Weather-clear and cool ...... Night-River "a feet
and rising. WeRther-fair ana cool. DepaTted:
Golden Crown, New Orleans.
CAIRO. March 25-NOon.-Arriged: City Of Green
Vile, Louisville, 8 am Departed; Commonwealth,
City of Greeuyille, st Louis, IN. Weather far
and pleasant .... Nisht River 81 feet inoh, and
rising. Weather-falr; thermometer, SO deg. Ar
Wood, Ohio, 3 pm; Marx Twain, Mem .his. pm.
Departed: ? lice, New Orleans / pm; John A.
Wood, New Orleans, : PM J. B. NJ. KehlOr st.
Louis, pm
Movements at the LeVee.
ARRIVALS.
Hard Cash, White river; vlnt Shinkle, Cincinnati;
Golden CITY, New Orleans.
DEPARTURES.
J Golden City, Cincinnati; ouachiti Belle, vicks-
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RIVER NEWS.
River and Weather.

The table and dispatches below give fl
cia information concerning the weather and rivers
OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE u. S. All
MEMPHIS, March 25, 1879,
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Wright & Folkes, Attorney " -
Trus@oa,s SaIa

DY virtue OF the terms of a tIust deed executed TO
d the undersigned on the 18th day OF December.
his wife duly registered in the registers office OF
Shelby county, Tennessee, in deed book lO9: page
81 4, to secure the Indebtedness therein described
Monday, April FL, 1879.
at the courthouse of Shelby county, Tennessee sell
for cash TO the highest bidder free from redemption
the property therein described as follows. Situate
lying and being In the city OF Memphis, county Of
Shelby State of Tennessee, to Wit: Lot No los,
block IL on the plan OF division o. the cOmpTo-
mise additions TO the city OF Memphis, ontng co
tsentyive feet on the south side OF Adams street,
between Front Row and the river running back
Q4Sl2) one hundred and forty eight ana half
recorded, special reference is here made.
Title believed 10 be good. but sell and convey as
''D'''' 'H-'' W. c. MCCLURE. Trustee.
Wright d Folkes, Attorney.
TN9UsTEE'H sALE-By virtue Of two deeds
u in trust made and executed by John J. Sears
his successors in Office trustee, dated October l3,
1874, and recorded I'm Book No. IOZ, page $50. OF
May and his successors as trustee, dated May 20,
1873, and recorded in Book No. ll2, page 2O4, OF
said Registers office, said deeds being made 10 Sc
cure certain Indebtedness fuilT described therein,
and default having been made IN the terms thereof,
the undersigned successor ia Office as trustee TO the
aforesaid, viii. on Tuesday, April 30, 1879.
at 10 O'Clock IN at the southwest corner or Main
and Madison streets in Memphis Shelby county,
SELL at public auction, to the highest bidder, Tor
cash. the following described zeal estate situated In
said county about two miles east OF the (ate) Ct OF
Memphis. to wit: Lot No. ,, of subdivision OF lands
of the estate OF Mrs G. Tucker, deceased; Begin
ming sOn sthe south side OF Union avenue, at tue
northeast corner or lot No OF sale sutClN slo :
thence with said westward i.tl 90 chains 70
the west de OF Rembsu avenue; theLce utINdL i
to northeast corner OF lot No 3; thence WestaEd ~
right ang.es with Rembeit avenue, chains 70 tne
OF lot No. ], 2S-lO0 chains 70 the Deglnnlug-
containing BIO acres Al IlgIt % i ~. I
expressly waived. Title bel eyed 10 De good' Dut
sell anu convey Or'' AMOS WOODRUFF, Trustee.
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JOY virtue Of a trust deed TO me executed. and Ie-
d corded In the Office Of the Register OF ShelGT
county, Tenn. 10 bOOS lob, page 203, made by d
E Palmer and wife, for the purpose OF Ing the
Indebtedness therein named, and which not having
been paid, viii, on
Saturday, April 10. 1879.
within legal hours at the request of the beneficiary
In said deed at the southwest corner OF Main ana
Madison streets, in Memphis, Shelby county, Zen.
nesSee sell to the highest bidder for cash, the fOl
lowing property. situated In Shelby county state CT
Tennessee, and described as follows: certain
tract parcel of land in civil district No two 2) in
said county, ana bounded as follows tO-wlt: On the
north by the lands OF James Paine and Thomas q.
Moore; on the east by the lands OF fFs. VI. B. say
ace and W. 7. Nelson; on the south b. the lands c.
W T. Nelson ana u. ID. Nelson, and on the west 10y
the lands OF A. W. Nelson ana James Paine, SUP
posed % contain about five hundred (500l acres. Il
Is stipulated IN the deed that Ia even. OF sale all
equity OF Ieg emptOn is waived, and that the pun
chaser shall nave absolute title in fee simple.
T. VI. WILLIAMS =. JB, Trustee.
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DIR. .. a. POOL
Is now giving special attention to the treatment Of
CHRONIC and PRIVATE DISEASES
Ofhce-No 6 Mulberry street. Memphis.
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TF5eT T-1--I DTs at al United states ports, 4016-
"a INC tsfP 1873, B,S47, SST; same date, 1877,
"a dos Increase OF receipts at United states
9orf this rear 225 Az bales. Total stock at all
s.orTs Sos III % bales, against btl e9o bales same
In the rear before; IN 1877, 737'4Se.
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Notice so Contractors.

TAXIEG-D DISTRICT, SHELBY COUNTY, Tenn,
March %. 1879.
SIEALED PROPOSALS will be received by until
- TUESDAY, April 1St at IL o'clock noon, for the
following work to be done, service to be render d
and material to be furnished for the Taxing District
Printing Ordinances etc for the next twelve
months. with the privilege on the part OF the Com
missoners of contiuuinE the contract If made, for
q longer Time OF disseminating Ii upon giving ten
days notice
Also, Tor constructing garbage carts, ten in num-
Der carts to be four wheeled front wheels to cut
under bed beds about three feet deep. thirteen feet
long, four feet vice style something after MCaleb
dump wagon ana paving levee south of Union
street: estimated $500 square yards. Specifications
to be seen at our Office. 5F order OF the Board.
CHAS. l.. PULLEN, Secretary,
Board T. and p. Commissioners.
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"BeloW high water marx OF 1874.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS YESTERDAY.
Time Bar. rher Wind. R RaIp Weather.
700 am 1925 40 NE. Clear.
300 pml 3O.I4 SO 5. CLOUDY.
400 pm.l 3OO4 SO Sc, CLOUDY.
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The following are the latest kilograms of the do
nestle markets. reported yesterday to the cotton
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yEHRU~EEE,s sALE.-By virtue Of the

Jw. Hampton, Attorney.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-06-12
Turks and Turks.

do not hesitate to say that. after long
residence in the country, my sympathy is
with the Turk, rather than with his Chris
tian fellow-subject of whatever sect. But
by the Turk mean the honest. uncontam-
mated Osmanl OF the provinces. not his
degenerate henashervy of the capital, and
least of all the official caste. This last,
with some few exceptions, deserves its evil
repute to the full, but even its vices are less
chargeable to the 'onal character and
religion than TO the corrupt ''civilization"
acquired during education in Paris or
Vienna, or. in baser atl,ilteration still, in
Pera and Stanboul. Indeed, rs rule, Il
Turk who speaks French is no longer q
Turk at all he has become ashamed of his
own creed, and recognizes the moral re-
str:lint neither of it nor OF any other. But
not so his compatriot fthe provinces, who
is proud of his faith and obeys its laws.
which for him sare not ..merely Theoretical
obligations of religion, but practical rules
of life. Hence the truth, honesty, temper
ance and sexual morality which distinguish
the country Mussulman of this. type from
his demOralized fellows OF Stamboul, and
from nearly every class of the Rayall pop
Nauutire of Turel-Isabel
Burton.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-06-12

| before, the fatal q,id.ia,l fallen. when SIM
ul,aneously every soul present. remember.
ing the exqnisitely absusd., incident. made
one convulsive attempt 10 restrain himself
and bust out In roaring outlaw. The
fountains of the great deep of merriment
were broken up, and people howled, hug
ged themselves, lay back in their seats,
and grew apoplectic. Down came the cur
tain again, and, when at last the audience
was worn Oat, it was once more raised.
and the play went on. This time all went
nicely, the fatal line was passed, and there
was not snicker, when one staid old gen
tleman In box. who had never smiled
through the whole ordeal, but had sat in
disgust, having been communing with
himself all this time, and having arrived at
the conclusion that the conduct of the au-
iience was shockingly ridiculous, solilo-
ln'zed aloud in still, small voice, dis
unctiy audible in the hush, what -
tools! This brought back instantly hoth
the preceding scenes, P..s the old oentlo-
mans mental processes, and u .oreo,n ,,.on+
up to which the others were whispt.- mo
end of it was they had to leave the Dr..
and put on farce YES
said the old gentleman, refectively, ..let
nan get quid of tobacco in the eye on
my particularly solemn occasion, and the
'esult will be startliny.''
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New k7ail Routes in Montana.

The following are the routes to he let on
July 10th, 1879 Service from October lst,
1879. to June 30th, 1882:
From Camp Baker to Thompson, Is
miles and back, once week.
From Helena to Vcstel, % miles and
back, three times a week.
From Divide to Vipond, II miles and
back, once Il week.
From Butte, ria Comet and Wicks. to
Helena, 20 miles and back, seven times a
week.
From Fort Benton. ria Assinniboin, to
Belknap, lOO. miles and back, three times a
week.
From Martinsdale to Fort Benton. 20
miles and back, once week.
From Martinsdale. ria Coulson, to Fort
Custer. 100 miles and back, twice a week.
From Butte to Fish creek. q miles and
back, once week.
From Shineberger's ION Overland route).
ria Bannack, Argenta, Birch Greek Darl-
ing and Glendale. to Divide, IS miles and
back. six times a week.
From Miles City to Deadwood, D. T.,
235 miles and back, twice aJweek.
From Missoula to Spokane Bridge, ".
H.. 225 miles and back, twice Il week.
From Centreville to Deep Greek, 10 miles
and back, once Il week.
From Bannack. ria GibbOnfield and Rose
vale, to Skalkaho, l20 miles and back, three
times week.
From Sun River to Southvale, 80 miles
and back, twice week.
From BoZeman. ria National Park, to
Camp Brown, Wyoming, 29O miles and
back, three times Il week.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-06-12
CONGREGATIONAL Legislat tion Relative to
Montana.

The following bill has been introduced
by Mr.. Maginnis: That the provisions OF
an act entitled ian act making appropria-
tions for the legislative, executive and ju-
dicial expenses Of the Government for the
fiscal year ending June 3Oth, 1879, and for
other purposes" approved June 10Th,
1879, pertaining to government in the Ter
ritories, shall not be constructed as to i'm
pair or shorten the tenure of Office of any
member of the Legislative Assemblies of
the Territories, or any of them, until the
redstricting and reapportionment of such
Territory as is therein provided, nor until
at the next regular election thereafter the
twelve members of the Council and the
members Of the House of
Representatives of such Territory shall
have been elected, and their term Of office
begun and if in any case the reapportlon-
ment and redistricting OF any Territory
shall not be done by the Legislative As
sembly thereof, it shall be the duty of the
Governor of such Territory, before the
mex. general election to be held in such
Territory to divide into proper Council
and Representative districts, upon the basis
Of the census of lSO.
The bill introduced by Nr. Maginnis rel
tive to granting public lands for universi-
les in certain Territories, grant TO Dakota,
Montana, Arizona, Idaho and Wyoming
~ entire sections Of unap-
lands within each OF said Ter
itories, to he selected aud located by the
secretary of The Interior, with the approS-
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-06-12
BeechcF on Death.

Henry Ward Beecher. lately preaching
on the subject of death. made the follow
ing remarks: ''Generally. there is TO pain
at the last moment, tor it seems that the
body suffers in proportion to its remote
ness from death. 1t is commonly supposed
that evil men die in great horror of their
doom. They don't. Wicked men usually
pass out of life as TRANQUILITY as any one
else. Tranquility is the law OF decadence.
Pain or exquisite pleasure at the last are
only experienced in exceptional cases. Men
suffer more every day OF their lives than
they do in dying. Every man subject to
the incursiOns Of rheumatic Affections, or
to the pangs of the toothache, suffers a
hundred times more than he will when he
Is on his death-bed. No death is more
painless than sudden death. Livingstone
records his experience when sprang upon
and struck down by lion. The moment
when the beast was on him was one of the
most exquisite tranquility. No death is
90 sudden for him who is doing his duty.
Not the stroke of lightning; not the fall
rom ihe precipice. Right living is the
correct road to right dying, and no man
,eed fear DEATH"
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BOHEMIAN, MONTANA, THURSDAY, JUNE 12 1879

al of the President, for the use and sup
port OF a university in each of said Terri
tories. The bill provides that none OF
these lands shall be sold except at public
auction after appraisment by board of
commissioners appointed by the Secretary
of the Interior; that no lands shall be
sold for less than the apprised value and in
no case at less than $3.50 per acre; that
the funds derived from the sale shall be in
vested in bonds OF the United States, and
deposited with the treasurer Of the United
States; that no more than one-tenti OF
said lands shall be offered for sale in any
one year; that the money received shall
constitute university fund; that no part
of said fund shall be expended for univer-
sity buildings or the salary Of professors
or teachers until the same shs. ro""t ="
$4,000, and then only sllag1xe interest be
used for either nr,pose till the said fund
shall amnn.t 10 100000, when any excess
shall be used for the proper establishment
and support, respectively, OF said universi-
tiaS
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Our Boys and Girls.


A bright little fellow of four, the son OF
former pastor of a flourishing church.
who attends the infant class in the Sund,v
school received last Sunday morning q
card on which We're the words. ..Pnv
without ceasing.'' After hi. mother had
explained the text, he said. II guess {
won't show this to the minister; he nrsys
long enough now"
Some children take naturally to pac-
tlcal view of things. a little girl in Brook
line, Mass. was saying her prayers tho
other evening, closing with. God hless
papa and mamma. little sister and every-
body, and keep us from harm this night.
amen" The little sister," a bright-eyed
girl OF five years, quietly remarked. ..If
you'd said everybody to..begin with YOU
Needn't have made such long prayer
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The Christian at Work thinks Ruskin
never said truer thing than this s'If you
want knowledge, You must toll for it; it
!ood, you must toll for it /; and if pleasure.
you must toll for it, Toll is the law.
Pleasure Genes through toll, and not by
selfinlulgeace and Incidence. When one
gets to love work, his life is happy one.
Said poor man in Brooklyn the other
day, with iamily Of eleven to provide
for: III were worth 81, 100000, l should
not wish to 20 much different than l do
every day, working hour after hour. l
love it a thousand times better than to
rest" He has for nearly half a century
been surrounded by workers, and has
caught the spirit of industry. He loves
his work better than food or sleep. He is
happy who has conquered laziness, once
and forever.
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Some men can't appreciate true friend.
ship, and they Sc IN to rejoice in holding
at arms length those who wish to think
kindly of them. Such man has an office
on Griswold street. A number OF his &C.
quaintances were the other day canvassing
his many good qualities, and it was decid-
ed to make him present and deliver a
speech. A shake purse of forty cents was
made up. the cash invested in large
sponge. and the six or eight friends pro-
ceeded in body to the ''coDsignee's" Of
flee. He was in. One of the gentlemen
held up the sponge and began:
IS When men desire to show their friend
ship for fellow-man they present him
with some token Of esteem-somethine
typical or emblematical OF his daily life.
Now, we"
The speech ended right there. The
sponge was left behind, but the crowd
took coal-scuttie, four or five clubs and
two empty boxes down stairs with them,
and there was considerable haste to see
who would get into the street first.-De-
troH Free Press.