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CORsETS
CHANCERY SALES.
CHANCERY SALE
h r A H Il q II ATE

No. 27s7, R.-chancery Court of Shelby County
J. N. Paine ct al vs.. A. NJ Moore et 81,
ID entered in the above cause on the Sth day 81
HGy ISL N b b ~ Page a ;ad VII u eel EN- at PM
Clerk and Masters once, Courthouse of Shelby
county, Memphis Tenn, on
Saturday, February 4, 1854
snse n sseb Ss a6 np gn Pes
Tee (fo) acres of land in Shelby county, Tenn,
OF the New Raleigh road by the ten 40 ARE tract
known the Mary J. Moore tract, and on the west
Subdivision of The Paine residence place, and
the same allotted 10 Juoius G. Paine.
so anour ., S aclSs 81 1.na IN
oak, the northeast corner Of the A. Elliott tract
theuce west ~ poles TO the northeast corner at
Wth the S We ne iS os 70 soH
thence north ia east 1871. buck "a east 46l
on the east boundary line II poles l9t south OF
side line hornbeam; thence north with said line
log poles 10 the beginning.
halfinteTest In tract Of land fronting on the Mis-
sissippt river OF about 17e0 acres which land lies
in the 5th civil DISTRICT Of said county, and form
tract. ii being the same purchased by James Paine
and by Junius g. Paine In Gaze of J. NJ. William
SON Administrator. VS.. ]. n. Paine x. b. Paine ct
al. in the Chancery Court Of Shelby IT, Tenn,
No. 1858. whish tract beginning the east bank
OF the Mississippi river at the northwest OF
a 3O0aere tract Of land conveyed by NJ H. Howard
70 Shelton Il Paine; running thence east 500 poles
TO lake; thence with said lake to Bear creek;
thence west with Bearcreek 10 Old Iiger thence DIP
Old river to the southwest CT grant No. 321s
thence west 50 poles 70 Old river; thence up Old
river TO the head of Island SO; thence west 100
poles to tie HssispPi river; thence up said river
300 poles to The northwest eoTne. OF entry 1865,
thence up said riyer lso poles 20 the beginning
twelve months; purchaser executing note; len
retained etc. This January 5. Iss2.
T. J. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
Mcdowell Il BuTTOWs. J. NJ. Greer. SOlG
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BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
CHERRY PECTORAL.
In the Whole History of
Medicine

No preparation has ever performed such
marvellous cures, or maintained 50
wide n reputation, as AYERS CHERRY
PICTORIAL, which is recognized as the
worlds remedy for ali diseases of the
throat and lungs. Its long-continued
series of wonderful cures in all eli
mates has made it universally known
as a safe and reliable agent to employ.
Against ordinary colds, which are the
forerunners of more serious disorders,
it acts speedily and surely, always re
lieving suffering, and often saving life.
The protection it affords, by its timely
use in throat and chest disorders,
makes it an Invaluable remedy to be
kept always on hand in every home.
No person can afford to be without it,
and those who have once used it never
will. From their knowledge of its
composition and operation, physicians
use the CHERRY PICTORIAL extensively
in their practice, and clergymen recon-
taend it. 1t is absolutely certain in
it, healing effects, and will always
cure where cures are possible.
For sake by all druggists.
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ATrue Cause for Regret.

1t makes the heart of every philanthropist
sad to see SO many worthless patent medicines
pulled and advertised for the cure of chronic dis
eases. Usually the remedy is some vile cathartic
compound or aleohohe preparation. combined
with buchu. turpentine or other severe diuretic
that affords the invalid only temporary relief but
which has no lasting effect, and in truth event
ually brings on complication of diseases arising
from q state of wornout and exhausted dieestive
and urinary organs that nothing but death can
relieve InVands should trust more to nature for
their recovery. A gentle medicinal tonic that
stimulates enfeebled digestion and Strengthens
every part OF the system by its soothing and re-
fresh1ng effect on both mind and body, is natures
truest and best assistant. Such a remedy is
Browns Iron Bitters, medicine surprising the
sale of all other remedies whenever its merits be-
come known, for il acts in such perfect harmony
with the laws Of life and health that all pulunon-
airy, urinary aud digestive troubles prevented
and permanently cured by its timely use II con
tains no alcohol and will not blacken the teeth
Physicians and ministers indorSe and recon-
mend IT.
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Railroads i'm New Mexico.

Articles OF incorporation of company
intended to construct number of railroads
in New Mexico are reported to have been
filed at Santa Fe. The scheme coniemplates
the construction OF network of railroads in
the south of New Mexico, all tributary to
the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe road.
The name OF the new corporation is the New
Mexican Railroad Company. Eighteen
different roads are provided for In the incor-
poration papers, and each of these has vari-
Gus branches The incorporstors are c. C.
Wheeler, c. NJ. Foulks, George o. Peck, E.
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Mr.. WALTER F. McCUNE, of Pittsburg,
Pennsylvania, writes: My age is twenty-eight
years. was born with an excellent constitu ton,
but at the age OF nineteen, having Just finished
my collegiate education, fell into habits of dis
sipafion. After six years of fast living felt my
constitution broken down l put myself under
the care OF one Of our best physicians. His treat
at best could live but few years; that my
bowels, Kidneys and lungs were all threatened
with consumption, and were fast wasting away in
certain decay. 1 tried everything advertised
hoping to gain relief Finally drifted into state
of melancholy and hopeless despair, suffering
erutatingly from dyspepsia, short breath and
urinary catarrh- A year ago saw Browns Iron
Bitters advertised. l used them and they acted
like charm. / soon began to enjoy dreamless
slumber-and now ieel myself a man once more
and have gained ffty-four pounds since using the
remedy feel very strong and can hold out q
forty-hve-pound weight. Browns Iron Bitters
saved my life.
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THE INSANE OF rENNEssEE.

A short time since there was everywhere
a morbid sentimentality upon the subject of
insanity. Whenever murderer was ar
raigned, if he was able to prove that his
uncle or his aunt was insane he was &C
quilted after the mockery of trial. The
atrocity Of the crime was used as argu-
ment in support of the plea of insanity, and
red-hsnded murderers were turned loose
upon society. As "a little learning is
dangerous thing" so was it dangerous te
commit small murder. III the accused has
drank deep from the spring of blood he is
not considered responsible for his crime; but
if he had taken only few draughts and left
the jury and the court in doubt whether he
was justified by the killing, he is convicted
and sent to the peniteBtiary. Kentucky
furnishes a striking illustration of the dis
position to acquit great criminals. Buford
was a man of great shrewdness and sagscity,
and had always been recognized as a man
of extraordinary fine practical common
sense. He became involved in litigation,
and when Judge Elliot, in the faithful
discharge of his duties as sworn
officer, rendered decision ayerse to Buford's
interest, the disappointed and enraged litI-
CANT loaded up his double-barreled shotgun,
hunted down the offending judge and muir
dered him as if he were mad dog; and,
strange to say, the atrocity of the crime
quilted the prisoner, as the jury were in
duced 10 believe that no sane man would
perpetrate a murder 50 heinous and fragrant
that none but a crazy man could commit.
Guiteau undertook to play the same game.
But his conviction shows that murderers can
no longer escape crimes which appall the
country under the pitiful plea of insanity.
Indeed, the reaction has commenced and will
be followed by the other extreme. But the
plea of insanity, almost invariably set up by
murderers, should not lessen the sympathy
of the American people for the really in
sane. This unfortunate class deserve guar
dian care, tempered with Christian charity
and kindness. The statistics Of all the
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PITTS BURG,
General Business Unchanged - Petr0-
leum a Boom.

.PIrTsBURG, January 27.-The only par
ticularly new thing in the situation of the
general markets the past week was the excite
ment and advance in petroleum, caused by
the reported decline in the production of the
Bradford and Richburg fields. In conse-
quence of this United certificates jumped
from S3ic to S65c, and predictions of 81 were
freely made. The upward turn was checked
at the latter prices, however, and the market
has since been fuctuating between S5c and
SIC, closing this afternoon at S6gc. During
the week the excitement at the Exchange
was intense, and sales aggregated 8, 346, COO
barrels, and shipments 252, $50 barrels. The
coal market is dull, owing to the lower mar
kets being overstocked and the continued
warm weather. Shipments to Cincinnati and
Louisville, sos, 900 bushels.
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BALTIMORE.
Money Market Fair-GraIn Quief-Cofe,
and Sugar quiet.

BALTIMORE, January 27.-The money
market has been fair the past week. The
grain market closed quiet. Provisions are
comparatively quiet, but the market is very
firm, and in mess pork, hams and bacon
there was an advance. There was no change
in lard. Coffee was quiet, and bottom prices
were reached on Monday last. The market
then had declined, and there was fractional
advance under very light demand. Sugar
was quiet at decline of &c for refined, with
nothing done in raw.
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NoN.REsIDENr NOTICE.
NONRESIDENT Notice.

No. 4s2z-In the chancery Court of Shelby county
Tennessce-G- II. Want vs.. Walter James Want.
II appearing from the bill in this cause that
the defendant, Walter James Want. Is resident of
the state Of Texas and nonresident of the State
of Tennessee:
1t is therefore ordered, That he maize ais appear
ance herein, at the courthouse Of Shelby county, II
March, 1882, and plead, answer or deinur 70
c. mplajnants bill, or the same viii be taken for
confessed to him and set for hearing exparte
and ths. copy Of this order be published once
week, for four successive weeks I'm the Memphis
Appeal. This -Jlh day OF January Iss2
a cOpy-attest: r. J. BLACK, Clerk and Master
By J. ". Bradley, Deputy Clerk and Master.
- LIZ. LII n..n.r -
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TRADE REVIEW.
Reports from New York, Boston, Pitts
burg, Chicago, st. Louis, LOUIS
vile, Cincinnati,
Baltimore and New, OrIeans-General
Trade Quiet and steady-FInances
Continue Healthy.
LOUISVILLE.
Iron Strong, Tending Upward-Coftt
DuII-PrOYfsiOns strong.

LOUISVILLE, January N.-The iron mar
ket continues strong, with a good demand.
The cotton market during the past week has
been very quiet and dull, the demand being
small and very little doing. The provision
market during the past week has been very
strong, and sharp advance has established
itself. The consumptive demand has been
very good. The grain market is steady and
the demand from distillers and feeders is
good, with liberal supply.
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Probate Court Sale of Real Estate.

No. 42l p. DIN the Probate Court Of Shelby
county TeIuessee-L. LaWbOrD, Admir-, ets, VS..
NJ A. Brooks ct al
DY virtue of a decree of sale entered in this
ID cause on December TO- 1851, in Minute Book
No. -, page 357. etc will sell at public auction
20 the highest bidder 10 front OF the courthouse
door on Main street, Memphis, Tenn on
Saturday, January ., fSS2,
within legal hours, the following described real
estate. to-wit Lying and being in shelby county,
Tennessee; one tract des ,roed follows, to- sit:
Adjoining James R1osas tract on the east, and lies
on south side of the Cd Raleigh Rad, and is
bounded on the west by sixty-scre tract belong
ing to Wylie y. Miller, and on the south by Sneed's
place aud which tract con'etiis ~ acres. more or
less, AZ formerly part or the land Of judith r.
ingate.
Also. one other tract y ing in the 9th Civil Dis
trlct .! said county. Beginning at a stake with
elm and bla2kgum pointer, Eidout " corner Of
his one hundred acre tract; thence east p SO-1t0
chains 70 q stake; thence south a Chains to
stake in the field thence west = 33lO0 chains TO
stake: thence north a. chsins u tie beginning,
Containing lG2 5DlC0 acres. being the land CON
veyed to J. NJ Brooks by deed registered IN Book
los, pages 81 aud So.
Terms OF Ssle-One-fourth cash, aud the balance
in and y months; purchaser executing not
with security. lien will slso be retained. This
December i, lssI. OWEN Dr. YER, Clerk.
T. 3. Micou, Sol. for cOInPlnt wed
81 Sale Postponed by order Of Court TO Sat
urday. February 4, 1852.
OMES DMYER- Glerk-
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BOSTON
General Trade QuIet-BoOt and Shoe
shIPments-COttonQ quiet.

BOSTON, January 27-The following will
appear in the special market reports Of the
Boston Commercial Bulletin tomorrow: The
usual January lull prevails in nearly all
branches of trade. Cotton quiet and steady.
Shipments of boots and shoes, 40, 165 cases,
against Al 1923 cases last week. Dry goods
market quiet. The cheaper grades Of shirt
ings and sheetings are easier, though
bleached goods are fairly steady. There has
been an active movement in ginghams.
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are Conspicuous by their absence from the
market; there is some little activity among
distributors. There appears to be little
more frmness in the tea market, which was
especially shown at late sales at auction, but
the demand still continues quite moderate.
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ST. LOUIS.
General Trade auiet-MOney in Fair De
mand-On Change.

ST.. LOUIS, January 27.-Quietness has
marked the week just passed in all branches
Of trade and nothing worthy of special note
has occurred. The demand for money has
been fair from miscellaneous sources, and
banks have had all they could do, but there
was no activity in any particular branch.
Rates were firm at per cent. New York
exchange steady at par to % pre-
MUM between banks. On Change
there was more life than the previous
week, and the volume of business was greater.
Wheat huctuated good deal from day to
day and advanced 293c, but the close to day
shows decline of about l &c from the high
est point. Corn moved slowly compared
with wheat, and the fluctuations were within
a much narrower range, but like wheat the
close shows decline of 4 to 1 per
cent. from the highest point. Oats ruled
very slow throughout, but the changes were
in no sense notable. Provisions also ed
vanced and some speculative feeling ruled
in pork and dry salt meats, but prices broke
in sympathy with other markets and closed
lower with very quiet feeling. A large
amount of dry salt meat and bacon
went south for consumption. Unusual
activity prevailed in the horse and
mule market, and large sales of mules
nave recently been made for the West Indies,
and also for the South and the far West
Prices ruled firm and the demand continues
good, in fact il exceeds the supply. Horses
are also in good demand and prices are firm.
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TERMS.

O1tty one year. ...................... SO 90
Weekly. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $500. l 90
Al communion tons should be addressed 10
GALA WAY q EATING,
MeJnrlhis Tsnnssses
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- NEW ORLEANS. s-s
General Trade Quiet and Sfeady-Mo ney
in Good Demand. see- .--

q NEW ORLEANS, January 27.-Money in
good demand, and securities of all kinds are
on boom. In cotton the week has not de-
veloped any Improvement in the volume of
business in spot trade, but, on the other
hand, the feeling of holders is still very con-
hdent. The market closed strong. Sales for
the week 1000 bales light. Port receipts
small and supplies coming TO the interior de-
pots increases the confidence of the "bulls"
Compared with the corresponding week of
last year, shipments from plantations show
decrease of % per cent. In futures there
has been good and steady business, but
there are no new developments to
materially change the status of either
the "bulls" or "bears," each being
confident OF their positions. The "bears"
to-day commenced rendering largely Febru-
airy contracts, over 5000 bales being rendered
which were readily taken by the "bulls,"
who showed disposition to take all that may
be offered. Sales for the week, $780, bales.
The early months show a slight decline;
later ones an advance of 2 to points over
last Friday. Receipts of sugar continue
light, with an Indifferent to medium demand;
open kettle is active and stronger. The sup
plies of molasses are also below the require
ments; in fact none of the better grades are
obtainable. The weather during the past
week has continued favorable Tor the plant
throughout the sugar districts.
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Non.Resident Notice.

No. 40 r DIN the Probate Court OF Shelby
county. IeHn--KObert a. Brooks, Administrator
OF J. z Potts, deceased, -. Ms. sue william
fon ct al
u appearing from original bill Eled IN this cause
which iz gSOgn 70. that the defeudantE Lizzie
Pearce, Alice Stsrres. Calvin starDes, Ioszphfns
State OF Tennessee:
II T. therefore ordered. That they make their AL
pearauee herein, a. the Courthouse of said Pro
bate Courf, IN Memphis Tenn. on or before the
hrst Monday IN February. lss2, and plead, enswe.
or dt mur 70 conpt1nAnts Ill, the same will be
taken for confessed % them ans st for hearing
erpartei and that copy Of this order be published
once week. Tor four cOlsecufiye weeks. IA the
Memphis Daily Appeal This December 90. 1851.
copy-Er-esr- OWEN UXTER Clerk
By Hugh & Cullen, D. 4.
John Nc. Brooks, Sol. for compinL SAT
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Non.Resident Nafiee.

So. s1OO-In the Chsnccry Court Of Shelby county,
Teunessee-W H Stoysn and Rosa Fowler tx
eeutors ct al, We. Ltyinia 2. Sslcen ct al.
II appearing from affidavit IN this cause that
thu defendants, Clarence Seloeu tcitizen Of
Arkansskl, David u. Flournoy fof Renfuckyl
Kate Williams and Joseph Williams. are non-resi.
dents Of The Cfsse Of Tennessee:
Il IL therefore ordered, 1Eas they male their ap-
peafsnee herein, at the courthouse Of Shelby eour
", in Memphis, Tenn, before the first Mon
day ia February 1872, and plead answer dem ar
10 eomPletnants bin or the same WI be taken for
confessed them, and for hearing eKparfe
and that q copy Of this order be published once a
week for four successiye weeks. in the Memphis
AFPEAL- This 7fh day OF January Isss.
eoPy.-Atiest. r J. BLACK, CLERK and Master.
ii. @. King. sol for COnpi't AT
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NOn-Resident Notice.

No. 425, r. DIN the Probate Court Of Ehelby
county, Tenn.-John A. Manning. Administra.
tor of Benz Baker deceased, Va J. l.. Baker et al
happening from original bill fled IN this cause,
which is sworn 10, that defendant. J. L. Baker 4
a nonresident Of the State Of Tennessee and q
resident Of Arkansas:
II l. therefore ordered, That he MAKE hts ap-
pe0TaLee herein, al the Courthouse OF our said
Probate Court, Ia Memphis, Tenn, or before the
first Monday in February. La, AID plead, Answer
demEr to eOnplainaDts bfIi, or The same will
be taken fOr confessed as 70 him and for hear
ing exparfe and that copy Of this order be pub
llshed once geek, for four successive W eks, ~
the Memphis Da y Appeal. This DeeeEaber ~, 1851,
cOpy-4ttest. OWEN BNfEH, Clerk.
by Hugh B. Cullen. ID. G.
John Ne Brooks and Greer x Adams. Soils sat
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1857 Prizes amounting to SIla z1O
Responsible corresponding agents wanted st all
points, 10 whom liberal compensation viii be
paid.
For further Information, write clearly, giving
full address Send orders by Express Regis
tered Letter, Money Order. by mail, addressed
only to NJ a. DACPHIE, New Orleans, La,
or e.. FRANK MOORE, i2S LaSajle street,
Chicago, His, formerly 2l2 Broadway New
70 city, or to No. West Court street, Memphis,
Tennessee.
N-B.-Orders addressed to New Orleans viii re-
ceive prompt attention
Tie particular atfsstsa Of ise PuSlse q eacG to ne
fact Gt the entire number Of tie 7tcEtS for ecck
Monthly DrdUriag Is sold and consequently al tie
Pri-es IN ZACH DrariHg sld aud dr1tea and i,lid
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TeIegrapi1ic Communication Inter
rupted.

NEW YORK, January pa furious wind
storm prevails throughout the interior of the
State, seriously ihterrupting Geographic
communication. At Syracuse schoolhouse
was blown down and other damage done.
Much Damage at Burlington, Vermont.
BURLINGTON, January 27.-This morning
the city was visited by the severest gale for
many years, doing great deal of damage
to property. One wall of the Burlington
and LamviIle railroad depot, lofty brick
building, was blown in ami the roof blown
off. The roof was also blown off OF two
buildings OF the Burlington cotton-mill.
Many chimneys were blown down and a
large number of trees Frustrated. The ice
was swept out of Lake Champlain and Bur
lington bay in almost an instant. Much
havoc was don, in the lumber y ards.
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DISTRIBUTION COMPANY.
Inthe city of Louisville. on

In The CITY OF Loutsv1IIc, on
TUESDAY. JANUARY 81. Iss2.
These drawings occur monthly Sundays except
ed) under provisions of an Act of the General As
sembly of Kentucky.
The United States Circuit Court, on March Slst
rendered the following decisions:
IsLThat the Com mOnWealfhD isfribus
ton Company Is legal.
2h-Its drawings are fair.
N. B.-THE COMPANY HAS NO w ON HAND A
LARGE RESERVE FUND. READ CAREFULLY
THE LIST OF PRIZES FOR THE
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InsOlvent Notice.

No s505-State of Tennessee. Shelby Countrywide
County Court Clerk. Memphis. Tenn, January =
1SS2-ro John League, Public Administrsto and
as such administrator of Mrs. NJ. A Lecoq, decd
II AVISG suggested the insolvency Of the estate
Ii of Mrs N. A. Leco4, deceased. You are
hereby ordered to give notice by advertisement In
some newspaper published within tie said state
and also at the courthouse door OF Shelby county,
for all persons having claims against said estate
appear and file the with the CLERK of the coun
y Court authenticated in the prescribed by
law, or before the eth day Of July, lsS2: and
any claim not filed before said day. or before
appropriation of the funds of said estate is
made, Etall be forever barred, both in law and
equity. Witness my hand. at Office. this eth day
OF January, ISs2- OMEN DHYER. Clerk
BY Hugh B. Cullen. Deputy Clerk sat
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ASo'
whole T Tiessess "a Ha T Tsehe s,s 81.
Remit Money or Bank Draft in Letter, or send by
Express. DON'T SEND BY REGISTERED LETTER
Oh POSTOFFICE ORDER Orders of IS and up
ward, by Express. can be sent at our expense.
Address all orders TO r. NJ. BOARDMAN, Courier.
Journal Building, Louisville Kentucky, or X. M.
B0ARDMAN, 800 Broadway, New York, No.
west Court 81. Memnhis. Tenn
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XLVIITH CONGRESS.
The sherman Three Per Cent. Bill in
the Senate-Teller Votes With
the Democrats.
Messages from the President Relating
to the Bulwer-ClaytOn Treaty
House Proceedings.

WASHINGTON, January 27-Senots.-Sena-
tor Garland presented a petition from the res
idents OF and visitors TO Hot Springs, Arkan-
sas, asking for an appropriation OF 100000
for the improvement of the permanent gov
eminent reservation and streets at Hot
SDriups Referred