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LEGAL NOTICES.
Non-Resident Netice.

No. 455T-In the ChAncery Court of Shelby county,
Tenn.-Murray F Smith ct al, guardian, VS..
Murray F. Smith ct al
1t appearing from the bill, which is sworn to
in this cause, that the defendants, Murray f..
smith, Kate W. Smith, c. c. Floxerree, Jennie W.
Flower ee. Ed. C. Carroll, Nellie w. Carroll. Emma
r. Wilson, Robert L. Wilson, Victor W. Flowerrce,
Daniel W. Flowerree and Annie g. Flowerfee, are
residents of the State of Mississippi and nonIesi-
dents of the State of Tennessee:
1t is therefore ordered, That they make their ap-
pearance herein at the courthouse of Shelby conn
ty, in Memphis, Tenn, on or before the first Mon
day in June, 1882, and plead, answer or demur
plainant's bill. the same will be taken for
confessed TO them, and set for hearing exparte
and that copy of this order be published once a
week, for four successive weeks, in the Memphis
APPEAL. This 18th day of April, 1882.
A copy.-Attest r J. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
By J. NJ. Bradley. Deputy Clerk and Master.
II rr,Y1a Sol ff,res lfrrta sat
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REWARD.
$500 Reward.

WE win pay the above reward for any case Of
'Ayer Complaint, Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Judi-
.eSion, CnstpatioH or Costiveness we cannot cure
nth wess Vegetable Liver Pills. when the rirec-
mons are skictly complied with. They are surely
Vegetable, and never fad to give satisfaction.
Sugarcoated. Large boxes. containing SO pills. Is
cents. For sale by all druggists. Beware of coun-
terfefts and limitations. The genuine manufac-
tured only by JOHN G. WEST & CO., "The Pill
Makers," Isl and 1s3 W. Madison street, Chicago.
Free trial package sent by mail, prepaid on re.
oaipt of . Scent stamp. For eale by A. Renkert.
al lxa~.s
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Probate Court Sale of Real Estate,

No. 427, Z; DIN the Probate Court Of Shelby
Dillon, deceased, Ann Mclaughlin ct al.
DY virtue of decree of sale entered in this
d cause on April b. 1882 in Minute Book 49,
Pr. 39I etc, will soil at public auction. TO the
highest bidder. in front of the courthouse door,
on Main street, Memphis, Tenn,
On Saturday, May @, IsS2,
within legal hours the leasehold interest belong
ing TO the estate of John Dillon, deceased in the
following described property, to-wit: Situated in
the Taxing District of Shelby county formerly
city of Memphis Tenne ssee, on Poplar street, be-
tween Fourth street and the bayou, and beginning
SIX feet east of the northwestern corner of GER
tsin lot of land leased by VIM. Yates 10 David K.
Cook and John Park on the 5lh day OF July. 1853:
thence eastwaidly with the south side of Poplar
street BIZ feet TO stake, the same being Hugh
Homes north western corner; thence southwardly
wi Hugh Homes western line 14Sx feet to a
stake; thence westwardly and parallel with Pop
lar sheet 81 feet to a stake, and thence north
wardly 1881 feet to the beginning. The improve
ments on SAID leaseho'd consist OF a two story
frame building used as stoTerooms and dwelling.
Terms of Sale-Cash. Ibis April IA 1881
OWEN DWYER, Clerk.
League d Losgue, Soils. for compl'nt. sat
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CINCINNATI, April d. The National
Foresry Congress holds its first meeting
here, u.der the auspices of an association
formed IL this city, April 18th to April 18th,
the sessioi- Ito be held in Music Hall.
The object : to improve the planting Of
ferest trees The programme Includes
street parade ant The planting of memorial
trees for presidents, authors, pioneers and
others in the public parks. Provision has
been made for ninety-tree papers to be read
by different persons slected all over the
abroad desiring tickets On admission Ca
obtain them by addressing W s. Capellar,
chairman OF the Committee Oh Invitations
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CINCINNATI, April 21.-The first case
among the contested ones brought by the
Mohr & Mohr Dis.illing Company for loss
arising from the burning of their distjllery
at Lafayette, Ind, last fall, involving loss
of 500, 900, with insurance distributed among
numerous companies, was tried in the United
States Court here this week, and verdict was
rendered to-day in favor of the diaillery
company for the full amount claimed, with
interest.
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IDy COuHIy, MtLnpIllsi Itnntsstt'
On Saturday. Aprfl 70, 1852,
CHANCERY SALE
OF
IL = A Il L y Il A = T.

No. 1919. R--Chancery Court Of Shelby County
j. F. Frank & Co V John q Taylor ct al
DY virtue OF intsriocutory decree for sale
ID entered in the above cause on the 9th day OF
March, 1857, ~ B. 81 page ssg. will sell at pub
lie auction, TO the highest bidder in front of the
Clerk and Masters Office, Courthouse Of Shelby
county, Memphis. Tenn, on
Saturday, April 20, 1852,
within legal hours. the following described prop
erty, situated in Shelby county, Tennessee, TO-
viii:
An undivided one-third 90 interest in the
following described property, situated on the
east line Of Dunlap street. and designated on The
clan Of the Taylor subdivision as lot No II and
bounded as follows; Be- inning at the Northwest
corner OF lot No &c on the east line Of Dunlap
street a. recently widened thence eastwsrdly
alo the line of lot lG I54 feet inches 20 alley
the line Of said updiyision; t5epce moth
wardly with said alley 90 feet 20 the southeast
Of lot No. IS Of said subdivision; thence west
inches 70 Dunlap street as recently Widened:
thence southwzrdly with Dunlap street 20 feet 10
the beginning.
Also an undivided one third interest IN aud 10
the following described lot. Beginning at poiIft
On the east line Of Dunlap street q ieef south cf
the intersection Of the east line Of Dunlap
with the south side of Adams street extended:
thence south - feet; thence west - feet 70 Dunlap
street; thence north with Dunlap street % feet to
the beginning. being paTt Of lots g. % and 81 Of
the TboEaFso.I's subdivision as appears OF record
in Registers Office of shelby county, Book 81, part
], pages 90 and GO.
Terms OF saie-cssh; equity of redemption
barred
r !. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
Trazevaut sol for fsf,Inrisfz
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GOOD for the women

Many ladies suffer from an extreme ner-
youS, semi hysterical condition. They have dis
turbing dreams, exciting muscular Startings Pc
culiar painful symptoms of nightmare. They lie
awake end suffer the brain 10 be Eighty when
that weary organ ought according TO nature,
be asleep. Browns Iron Bitters give sweet repose
and quickly remove all such nervous disorders.-
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Oregon RenubIieans

PORTLAND, April 2l.-The Republican
State Convention met yesterday, C. NJ. Full
ton, president. The following nominations
we're made: For congressman, NJ c. George;
for governor, F. B. Moody; secretary of
state, R. Z. Earhardt; treasurer, E g. Hurst !;
superintendent of public instruction, Z. NJ
McRroy; supreme judge, w. P. Lord; state
printer w H Byers
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CHANCERY SALE
REAL e ST TIE.

No. 1853, R.-Chancery Court of Shelby county,
r. A Allison ct al. VS.. c. C. Poindexter ct al.
pY virtue of an introductory decree for sale,
ID tered in the above canse on the 18th day of
October, 1877. and renewed February IL, 1879 will
sell at public auction, to the highest bidder in
front of the Clerk and Masters Office courthouse
of Shelby county. Memphis, Tennessee. on
Saturday, May 9, 1882,
within legal hours, the following described prop
erty situated in Shelby county, Tennessee, to-git
An undivided one-ffth interest in the following
real estate, thus described; B. ginning at Sarah
Wards northwest corner from which north 35o %
links TO a wnIteoak marked 4. w: thence east 45
north 22l 40 poles to her northeast corner thence
north as west 12s poles; thence west 81 south
22l 40 poles; thence west SIT poles % links
with y. Wasf-ingtons line 10 a stake from which
north 12o east IL links 10 Eeetgum marked A.
z. w; thence south l. 81 east 60 poles links
thence west 81 south 226 poles % links;
thence so1th i 81 east with J. G. DeadTick's
line Jos poles IA links; thence east 35 north 3s4
poles II links; thence north So 40 poles; thence
east 80 $40 poles to the beginning, and lies
Kerrviile Depot, said tract containing 500 acres
Terms of Saloon credit OF seven months; note
with interest and approved securities from date;
lien retained; equity OF REDEMPTION barred This
April 10 1882. r. ]. BLACK, Clerk and Master
CAN'T & Patterson, Solicitors sat
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COTTON.
Markef-The Demands of
Spinners.
The Next Cotton Crop-RepOrfs From the
fields-DaDgers of LAX Guilt
YafI0n.

Special Correspondence of the Appeal
MOBILE, ALA, April l9.-Ellison's April
Circular estimates European consumption at
5000 bales, of 400 pounds, per week,
against $4,000 last year. American con-
sumption is estimated at 2l50 to 2200 bales.
As the weight of American bales is two aud
half per cent. less than last year, there
seems to be no reasonable doubt that the
minimum estimate will be reached, which
gives Al ,346 bales weekly, equal to At, COO
bales of 400 pounds each. applying this
consumptive data to the stocks on hand
April 18th, AMI prospective receipts to
consumption of Europe and America to sta
tistical bales oil 400 pounds, the following
result is shown; American cotton esti-
mated at 445 pounds; India, $50 pounds; ;
Egyptian, $50 pounds per bale. India ex-
ports for year 1850. 900, and for balance of
season same as last year.
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CHkIsIIAHsBUKls A. IooI.
Suffering from kidney diseases, from which
could get no relief either from medicine or the
prominent Physicians of our country, tried
Browns Iron Bdters, which cured me completely.
+ A chl8d of mine recovering from scarlet fever
md no appette: and did not TO be able 10 eat
~ All; gave him hon Bitters with the happlest
resufts- J. KYLE MONTAGUE.
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CHANCERY SALE
Of
H Z A Il e 3 II A II Z.
FOR PARTITION.

No. 27S6, Rim the Chancery Court Of Shelby
eouniy-Samuel A. Knox, ct al, VS. Willie J.
Knox, ct al
DY virtue of an tnterlocutory decree for sale
d entered in the above cause the 18th day
of March, 1882, II. B. "a, page 423 l viii sell al
public auction to the highest bidder, in front Of
the Clerk and Masters Office, courthouse Of
Shelby county, Memphis. Tennessee.
On Saturday, ADrfl 70, 1852,
within legal hours. the following described prop
erty, situated in Shelby county, Tenn. to-wit:
Being the south half Of lot I2 as laid down on the
plan of the subdivision of Chelsea. made by w. b.
Greenlaw. j. o. Greenlaw. J. l. Safiarans and
others, by NJ. A Kerr. and fronts 81 feet = inches
on the west side of Fourth street, with depth of
ISL feet west 10 an alley, and more particularly
described in the deed from Emily and T. G.
Loader of July 4, 1873. and recorded in Registers
office of Shelby county. In book 95. page 307.
Terms OF Sale: One third cash, balance in twelve
months; note with approved security for deferred
payment lien retained, etc Tbs April 1. 1882.
r J. BLACK. Clerk and Master.
Mcdowell & Burrow and Watt Strong. solic-
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FIRE In THE WOODS
or Long Island, Near the Towns OF
Babylon and Pateh0gue-Nar-
row Escape
From a Very Destructive COnf1sgratiOn
Heavy Loss OF Valuable
Property.

New York, April 20-The HeraId fur
nishes full particulars of the recent destruc-
tive fires on Long Island, from which We
ID axe up the following report.
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n. LoNaFELLow-INm EmoRI.m

AUSTIN DoDsoN
Nee tuTpea seHecfn0l
Degere, Hsc cutdrd care1item.
Not TO be tuneless in old age?''
All surely blested his pilgrimage,
Who, in his winters snow,
Still sings with note a sweet and clear
As in the morning of the year
When the first violets blowi
BEST but more best whom summers heat
When springs impulsiye stir and beat
Have taught no feverish lure;
Whose Muse, benignant and serene
Still keeps his autumn chaplet green
Because his verse is purei
Lie calm, o white and laureate headl
Lie calm, D Dead, thou art not dead,
Since from the voiceles5 grave
Thy voice shall speak to old and young
While song yet speaks an English tongue,
By Charles's or Thamiss wavel
Cotton Belt Bulletin.
MEMPHIS. TENN, April 20, 1882. 5 pm
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As A purifyer of the blood, Ayers Sarsa-
parills has no equal. 1t wonderfully i'm
proves the complexion and brings 10 old and
young the bloom of health.
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Near Patehogue.


A fire which started in the neighborhood
Of Edenyille ON Monday morning swept
through the woods about here and destroyed
large tracts of timber. EIDE nyille is a quiet
little place, a mile back from the line OF the
railroad, in a district which is ihickly
wooded. How the FIRE originated in such
locality cannot be diyened. and il ia the
opinion of many of the residents tn. the
brush was purposely set ablaze. Early in
the morning dense clouds of smoke rose
above the woods, and it soon became mani
fest that the FIRE was every moment gaining
Roadway. A strong northwest wind was
blowing. and before long the whole of the
timber was in flames. Dense volumes of
smoke were driven into Patchague, and
there were times during the day when the
place was fairly murky. Sparks, too, began
to drop in places, and sense ef the danger
which threatened them led the people to
take precautionary measures. Buckets were
kept filed, and wherever the shingles of
houses or the greentry without appeared TO
be in danger of catching fire the
water was literally poured upon them
No serious apprehensions of the
town being in danger were ex-
perienced, however, when it was found that
the fire was sweeping shoreward, and that it
was only the underbrush which was burniog.
1t had done sad work, however. The woods
Of Austin Roe had been traversed through
their length and breadth by the flames, and.
although the trees, which were mostly Of
about thirty years growth, withstood the
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CHANCERY SALE
IL e A Il EST ATE.

No. 1893, R-Chsneery Court OF Shelby county
J. s. Di kason ct al. VS. p. Wall.
pY virtue of an interlocutery decree for sale en-.
ID tered In the above cause on the 18th day Of
February, 1882. NJ. B. 81, page go, i viii sell at
public auction, to the highest bidder in front of
the Clerk and Masters office, Courthouse of Shelby
county, Memphis, Tennessee, on
Saturday, Hay 8, Iss2,
within legal hours, the following described prop
erty situated in Shelby county, Tenn, to-wit:
Beginning at a stake on J. W Nor ison's northeast
corner with redoak pointers marked W.. thence
south with Morrson's east line GO 50-lo0 chaiDs to
stake in w. A Forgy's northwest corner with
blackgum pointers thence east 20 chains 70 stake
in Mrs Herrings north line with poplar and hiek-
DRY pointers; thence north 63 50-lO0 chains to a
redoak marked e.; thence west 20 chains to the be-
ginning, containing liz acres
Terms Of Saloon a credit of sir months TO
5000 OF the purchase money; the balance on
credit until November Is. 1882; purchaser will
ecute notes with approved security; lien retained,
redemption barred. This April ID lsS2.
r. J. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
Smith & Collier. w. B. Gibson. Soils. sat
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American stock in Liverpool April 18th SCI
American stock ON Continent. April 18TH. lis
American stock ahoat April 400
American exports. ......-....... ~
American port stocks April 18th. 72i
American receipts to September lst....- 800
American overland receipts to September LIST 60
American spinners l5O
American port receipts in September, 1882. 325
Total 2.67S
India and Brazil, stock in Liverpool. ........ 302
India and Brazil, stock in London. ...... 62
India and Brazil, stock on Continent %
India and Brazil. stock afioat. Az
Egyptian and Brazilian afioat. .......... .., 81
India exports. April 10Th to October Ist 6IO
European spinners stock April l5th.......... 800
Total. -. 2,a37
Total supply of Amer eau 2,67S 400 lbs -. g76
Total supply OF India 20S7. (400 lbs ....... fS5
Exports. Egyptian TO October 1st IS, 600 lbsl AZ
Exports, ell oIhers, to October lst lOO TOO lbs 80
Total supply to October 1st 1852, 400 lbs) s. COS
Twenty-four and half weeks consump tion
at III, (4OO lbs 263
Visible and invisible supply October lst,
600 lbs 1900. ..... - 7I5
Allowing spfnnerS weeks supply, 400 ibs.). 1s4
Visible s.lDplv OctOber 1 1899 (i00 Ihc 571
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Visible supply October l, 1882, 400 lbs 1890. 81
Should consumption continue at I25 600
400-pound bales in Europe and 10000 in the
United States and Canada, the above result
will almost certainly be reached, and while
these figures do not indicate absolute ex-
haustion they strongly suggest the necessity
of reduced consumption las present gigantic
future operations ia New York, New Orleans
and Liverpool will require the above stock
as basis for speculation without reference
to spinner wants.
THE NEXT CROP.
The condition and promise of the next
crop will soon exert strong influence on
the market At present there is no reliable
data as to acreage.
Reports from Texas indicate a gain of 8
to 10 Ter cent.
Arkansas and Tennessee decrease.
Louisiana probable gain, resulting from
changing overlooked sugar lands to cotton.
Mississippi and Alabama, 5 to 10 per cent.
decrease.
Georgia reports large decrease in acre.
age and 30 to 40 per cent. decreased sale of
fertilizers, together with reduced number
and poor condition OF mules
South and North Carolina will probably
show slight reduction in acreage and ma
terial loss of fertilizers.
There is at present better stand of cotton
secured, the plant is more forward, and its
general condition better than last year; but
less preparation was given the lands, and in
absence of favorable weather and good Guilt
walton that fact will be felt later on in
greater suscepti 5ility to damage from drouth.
w. H. GARDNER.
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FIRE, they were so burned and charred as to be
fairly killed, and all of them will have to be
cut down within half a years time. After
sweeping across Roe's land the fire crossed
over TO Valentines woods and moved on
toward what is called in these parts the
Neck. Here were located the residences OF
Captain Benjamin Weeks and Mr.. Mckee.
Both were in iminent danger, and not only
the hands on both properties but the railway
employees and able bodied loungers who
were about had to be summoned to arrest the
spread of the flames.
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Past the houses of bsth Weeks and Mckee
runs a creek which had been swollen and
which had overlooked its banks, fairly satu-
rating the ground about This proved the
saving of their estate, as grove OF cedars
approaches the waters edge, and il the ire
had been communicated to them they would
certainly have brought destruction upon the
houses they sheltered. Happily the efforts
of the working force were Of avail. Men,
and even women, worked with shovels and
buckets to cover the grass and shrubbery
with earth and drench it with water, and
when the flames swept through the woods
close by they had the satisfaction to see them
pass and spend themselves down on the shore
nj the hav
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D. HIRscH Co.. Did Judge cigars, factory
s73, Sd Collsc. dat. N. ara best, 9 for 25c.
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EXTREMELY pslstabIe, and snre enie
for all maisrIaI diseases, is DR.. Lesile's OUT
nine Wine
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fOsteuln meInSbls at 2 a. m, April 81. 1852
HANBLETOS, Signal Corps, U s. A.
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One or two, however, expressed a wish
that the contents of the stomach should be
analysed, and as this request could not be re-
fused, although it was believed unnecessary,
it was determined to transmit a portion OF
them to DIR. Rayhondi's for that purpose.
When this determination was arrived at,
Drs. Schofied aud Baldwin considered it their
duty to adopt like precaution, although
perfectly satisfied that death had arisen from
natural causes, and consequently sealed the
jar. They leave for New York per to-mor-
rows steamer for the analysis there. Among
the first to arrive at the legation
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10 AGoN4zING CRIES,

which aroused every one in the house. He
was soon surrounded by Mrs. Hurlbst and
his son. Mr.. George Hurlbut, and his wife
and servants, but for some minutes remained
in strong agony and totally deprived of all
power of articulation. a doctor was almost
instantaneously in attendance, but no appli-
ances were at hand to render assistance, even
if such could have been of service against
the acute attack from which the general was
suffering. He was placed upon bed where
he momentarily recovered consciousness, his
first exclamation being,
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A few more disjointed phrases were all he
uttered, and in less than twenty minutes
from the first attack he ceased 10 exist
Directly the calamity became known
General Lynch dispatched an aid to offer
surgical or other assistance which might be
required, and soon the legation was thronged
by n multitude of all nationalities, whose
subdued voices and spontaneous condolences
proved how terribly and widespread the
blow had made itself felt. The members of
the bereaved family were so overcome that
they could take no action, and some friends,
at the head of whom we're J acob Backus and
d. II. B. Davis. formed committee of five
to make all arrangements which might be
necessary. General Lynch at once offered,
in the
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tNLIdVdgd
such form that the authorities considered
it their duty to recommend that a post norton
be held. The family strongly opposed any
examination, since all were thoroughly salts
fed as to the cause of death, but public
grounds were urged upon them by friends,
and finally Mrs Hnrlbut reluctantly gave con-
sent. The examination took place yester-
day ia the presence OF ten surgeons of diff
Gerent nationalities. Drs. Schofeld and Bald
win, OF the Pensacola, per formed the opera
ton, being assisted by others. 1t was most
carefully executed, and almost all Pre-en.
as reed in declaring that death had arisen
from
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Cavour, Victor Emmanuel, Mazzini, Carl
baldi, Sclopis, Canova, Secchi, DsGuber-
natis, Manzoni, and long list of others who
are men of our century and day-men who
have adorned every branch of learning-men
who demonstrate that the FIRE Of the olden
times still lives in the Italy of to-day. When
one looks upon these names and the strug-
giles and events of the last twenty years, he
can scarcely believe that any one but an ex-
tremely bigoted person ever started the
Italian question. Italians fully understand
that there are bad people among them. But
at the same time, dent place the slur where
it does not belong.
j. d. MONTEDONIcO.
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Cotton Belt Bulletin.

MEMPHIS. I.ENN., April %. 1882. pm.
A YeraPn