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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-04-03
sJHANGERY SALES.
Chanceyv sale 0t Real Estat,

Ch&nceTy sale Of Real Estate.
No. 2772- Chancery Court of Shelby county-Allen
Hil ct al. VS.. Robert Henderson ct al.
pY virtue of an iDterl0cutOry decree for sale, en-
ID tered in the above cause on the 21st day of
June, 1873. and renewed. etc. December 4, 1873,
and renewed March "a, 1879, wiz, sell at public
auction, to the highest bidder In f mt Of the Clerk
and Masters Office Courthouse BuE ling, Memphis,
Tennessee, on
Saturday, A prfl &c. $50,
within legal hours, the following described property
situated In Shelby county, Tennessee to-Tit: Be
ginning at rock Dir. Lacey's west line at the
southwest of the 50-acre tract purchased by
Mr.. Lacey from W. Hill; thence west II chains 90
links to rock on AveTy's east line and southwest
corner of SAID 50acTe tract; thence south degree.
east 81 chains 90 links TO stake (Avery SOU beast
corner; thence west chains to a stake with redOak
anawO poplar pointers Charles Davis's raSt line.
and cornefing with Avery, being his southwest cor
ner; thence south degree east "a chains and 20
links 10 E Eariey's northwest corner, on Charles
Daviss east line thence east 10 chains so links TO
Allen Hills southwest corner on f. Earley's north
line; thence north deg ZEE vest with AID HITS west
line 80 chains 40 links to said HIS northwest
ner; thence east chains II Inks u rock on A.
Hilps north line the southwest corner of the Lacey
tact; thence north degree west % chains to the
beginning. c3nt-iniI z I33 acres
Terms of Saie-OGe fourth cash; balance in six
and eighteen months; purchaser to give notes with
approved security, Dealing interest from date; lien
retained GA the land TO further secure purchase
money. Equity OF redemption barred.
This April ,, 1879.
R. J. BLACK. Clerk and Master.
a aHH rNuFn
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TRUSTEE SALES.

VxNRUSTEE'sS "A L. By virtue If the pow
ers conferred upon me by two certain deeds in
trust executed to me BY Phebe A Riker and Isaac s.
Rlker, one OF date July ;, 1877, and the other De-
cember "a, 1877, and recorded respectively in Deed
Books TO 10, page II, and No. I2l page 400. of
the Registers Office of Shelby county to secure the
payment OF certain Indebtedness. fully set forth IN
said deeds, default having been mace in the terms
thereof. Will, on Tuesday. 4 Drill 80. NSS .. at
10 clock am, at the southwest corner of Main and
Madison streets, IN Memphis, Shelby county, sell at
following described real estate situated in Shelby
county, the Qate) city of Memphis tO-git: The
north half OF lots 1. 2, and 4 OF MitehelPs sub
division of part of lot go OF w ~illiamss sub livi
sion Beginning at point 138 feet east OF the east
center of Broadway street; running thence east
wardly 1874 feet u an avenue and TO northeast cor
enue IA feet thence wesCwardly at right angles TO
said avenue 1874 feet TO lot No o. thence northwaId-
iy with line of said lot No "a feet to the begin
ming All right Of redemption expressly waived In
said trust deeds. Title believed to be good, but
sell and convey only as trustee.
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j. ". Hampton, AttOrney.
1T1R - N \ ISso; - Do Vir.Ia Of the now

YTRURTEE'S = A LE.-By virtue of the pow
II ers conferred upon E9bert woodbridge and his
successors in office, by deed in trust made by j. J.
Sears and Florence Sears, dated August 8. 1874,
and of record in Book No. 102. page 40 Of Regis
ters Office OF Shelby county, to the payment
of certain Indebtedness fully des ribbed therein,
default having been made in the terms and condi-
tions thereof the undt rsigned successor to the
aforesaid E. Woodbridge as trustee, will, on Tues
day, AprtI -. 1873 at 10 o'clock am, sell at
following described real estate situated in the Qatel
city OF NJ mphis, in Shelby county, Tennessee to
wit: One-third of lot No. II, In block No Al South
Memphis: The whole of said lot No. IA, having
front of rs feet the west side of Causey street,
between Vance and Elliott streets and running back
20a feet more or less. to Bayou GaYoso- The sale
will be at the southwest corner of Main and Madison
streets, in Memphis. All right of redemption, etc,
expressly waived. Title believed to be good, but
sell and convey only as trustee.
a-rzs1 AMOS WOOnHTTEE Trustea
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The following are the latest kilograms OF the do
nestle markets, reported yesterday to the cotton
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wright 4 Folkes, Attorneys.
Vrue tees sale.

EEtIF tee > EHIts
DY virtue of the terms of tIuSt deed executed to
ID the undersigned on the tIh day of December.
1875, by Erastus Marshall and Anna r. Marshall
his wife, duly registered in the registers office OF
Shelby county, Tennessee. In deed book 100. page
3I4 to secure the Indebtedness therein described,
Monday, April 81. 1879,
at the courthouse of Shelby county, Tennessee, sell
for cash to the highest bidder, free from redemption,
lYing and being in the city of Memphis, county of
Shelby, State Of Tennessee, TO wit: Lot No. l0S,
block IL. on the plan of division OF the cOmprO-
mise additions to the cty of Memphis, Ontng (25)
twenty-five feet on the north side OF Adams sheet
between Front Row and the river; running back
O4SI5) one hundred and forty eight and a half
feet between parallel lines. To such trust deed so
recorded, special reference Is here made
Title believed 10 be good. but sell and convey as
trustee only.
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Wright & Folkes. Attorney.

VNNHUsTEE'a SABE-By virtue Of two deeds
- in trust made and executed by John j. sears
and Florence Sears, one to tgbert WooldllGge and
his successors in Office trustee dated October ID,
1874, and recorded In Book No. l02, page $50. OF
ReeiS ers office of Shelby county; the othe to Ben
May and his successors trustee, dated May 20,
1873, and recorded In Book No. II, page 204 OF
said Registers Office, said deeds being made to
cure certain Indebtedness fully described therein,
and default having been made in the terms thereof
the undersigned In Office, trustee TO the
aforesaid, will, on Tuesday, April 80, 1879,
at 10 O'Clock at the southwest corner OF Main
and Madison streets, in Memphis, Shelby county,
sell, at public auction, to the highest bidder, for
cash, the following described zeal estate situated IN
said county about miles east of the Qate) ci OF
Memphis TO wit: Lot No. 2, of Subdivision OF lands
OF the estate OF Mrs C. c. Tucker, deceased; Begii
ming on the south side OF Unioa avenue, at tne
northeast corner OF lot No. OF said suDdly sloni
thence with said avenu westward % lOO ehiils ~
the west 5 de of Hembert ayrnuei theLco ulliNtlu
with west side OF last named avenue 3OlOO chains
to northeast corner of lot No b thence westward Az
right Angles with Remoeft avenue. cnalns 20 Inc
southeast corner of lot No. L. thence north with line
of lot 80 l. @ 2S-l0O chains 10 the beginning
Containing $40 acres. all right OF redemption
exnTessly waived. Title bel eyed to be goOd but l
sell and convey only as trustee.
AMOS WOODRUFF, Trustee.
j. W. Hampton, Attorney.
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COTToH EXCHANGE.
MEMPHIS. April 2. 1879

Market firm. sales. 400 bales, including BOO
to exporters, $500 10 spinners and $50 to spscula-
tors
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Above low Cha
water. -

$BeloW high water marx of 1874.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS YESTERDAY.
Time. Bar rher Wind BAH Bali weather.
100 am. 30.06 As N. Clear.
200 pmI 30.0l 80 S.W. Clear.
600 pm 2a.a2 b5 S.W. CLEAR.
Maximum Thermometer 80 deg.
Minimum Thermometer 40 deg.
Ny Telegraph.
LITTLE ROCK, April g. River falling with 3
feet scant below.
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TruSfae'S Sale

j. W. Hampton,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-07-17
ntanitowoe pilot.
AMERICAN NEWS.

MADISON, July 1.-The Watertown n.
L, Fire Insurance Co., having failed to
Ratisfy a Judgment rendered against it in
favor of o. 4. Southmayd, Commission
CT of Insurance Spooner to-das notified
The agents of the company in this state
to cease writing policies for the company
mtil the Judgment is satisfied.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, July 10.-The board
of health this morning issued the follow
ing order:
eve would say, quietly remove your
families to place of safety until we can
at least see whether the few cases Of yell
low fever will assume an epidemic form.
To the people along the lines OF the Diff
ferent routes of travel we say there can
be no possible danger of infection for
many day to come"
Five new cases were reported this
morning and one death, an infant of
Judge Z. Il. Ray, of the Criminal Court,
Tho, together with another son, is pros
flated with the disease. A perfect STAN
pede of citizens is in progress, the trains
being unable to carry away the hundreds
Who are ready to leave.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-07-17
EXPLOSION OF A POWDER MAGA
ZINE AT A BODIE MINE.

SAN Francisco, July 10.-A Bodie dis
patch is as follows; A terrible explosion
Of powder magazine has occurred near
Inc old Standard incline. The works
were blown to atoms and every thing
near them leveled to the ground. The
Summit works, q short distance off, were
shattered to pieces. Many men were
killed, the number not known at this
writing. About twenty wounded men
fave been found thus far. II is not known
how many, if any, have been injured in
the shaft and the underground works.
The top Of the shaft in the old incline is
how on fire, but can surely be put ont.
The hills are black with people, The
fire department is doing good work
Jas. Hickey, foreman of the mine, is
slightly hurt. At this time no estimate
ran be made Of the killed or wounded
The whole town is a hospital. Ru-
anors fly around thickly and every mo-
lnent news comes of more deaths and
injuries. As far Us heard from there are
eight known to be dead and over &C
wounded, with the prospects that many
of them will die from their injuries. It
IS impossible to get particulars. Every
body is excited, women and children are
crying and screaming for the remains of
loved ones. Probably many were blown
into the air and their remains scattered
broadcast. Everything is being done
that kind hearts and willing hands can
do.
The shock was scarcely felt under
ground. At the three-hundred foot level
the men felt slight jar, but paid small
attention to it. Fortunately the drifts
had just been connected, so that no in
jury was done to any below ground. The
shock was felt on the surface a distance
of 10 miles, as learned by telegraph from
Bridgeport.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-07-17
THE NIHlLIST COAT.

Monsieur s. was an editor on the
staff Of the leading Warsaw paper. One
cold morning he was ambling over the
frozen ground in the direction of his of
See, with q brand-new overcoat on, when
the passing Police Superintendent halted
him and asked him to follow him to his
office. NJ. s. had enough respect fol
his own welfare to do so.
After a sharp inquiry into his personal
affairs, he was asked where his coat came
from.
''From Posen.
81 thought so, said the Superintend.
Gnt. You can go"
NJ. S went, no little mystifed
Thereafter, when he appeared in the
streets III his new overcoat, lie was sure
TO meet police-spy, who invariably halt.
cd him and searched his pockets. The
regularity with which this occurred be-
came monotonous, and he called at the
Superintendent and requested an expla-
nation.
"Why do You wear this overcoat?" de-
manded the Superintendent.
because / have no other. What has
ahat got to do with the question:"
Nothing; only my men have orders
10 stop you every time you are seen in
1he street in that coat
II know that already. But whv2"
1.-The coat came from Posen, didn't
it"
Yes"
''Well, Posen is the hot-bed of Mill
1ism. The head of the movement there
is the cloth-manufacturer X. The cloth
your coat IS made of comes from his fac
jory. Do you porceive?"
Not quite. Because a Nihihst makes
She cloth wear, am necessarily a Nj
llilist too:"
"If you were, you would have been in
Siberia long ago. Still, Your wearing
fhat coat Is a bad example. Take my
tsdvice and get another.
As, for reasons which will be obvious
j. al journalists, NJ. S could not get
snother, he en4igrgted to Vienna, where
Iie tells his story in the Tdgc5latt, and
wears his prescribed garment in peace
~. y Dispatch.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-07-17
ONE MORE UNFORTUNATE.

Almost every day the papers chronicle
the suicide of some poor unfortunate
whose mind has been enfeebled by dys
pepsia, over whose earthly horizon 8
heavy gloom has gathered from the I'M.
told and unreliable agonies of this cruel
complaint. Dyspepsia is one of the most
depressing diseases affecting humanity.
1t is cosmopolitan in its nature-no
country is exempt from its visitations, no
family free from its attacks. There is a
balm IN Gilead: it comes it the shape of
the Peruvian Syrup. For years it has
been scattering its blessings abroad.
There is probably no disease which ex-
perience has SO amply proved to be
remediahle by the Peruvian Syrup as
dyspepsia. The most inyeterate forms
OF this disease have been completely cur
Ell 10y this medicine, as ample testimony
Of many of our first citizens prove. Sold
by Jones i Schallern.