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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-13

HE CHALLENuEA'a CaKw.--Thc entire
crew Of the ship Challenger were
brought down from Tacoma last even
ing by tho Cni,ed States Marshal. Ia
appear before tho Grand Jury and give
evidence in regard to The treatment ~
ceived by them ~ the hands Of the 9TH
GERS Of the vessel. They arc certainly q
sorry looking los VI snsn. One has his
arm or wrist broken, ono hasa heuken
jaw. one = broken noao. and every one
Of them Is moro os Len broken Up or
dis6gurcd. smith, The dta-rxted third
mAts. il the vorue BOOKING opocimen.
His Asms are brsiaed. hia back u laces-
at-d. aud biz leU are swollen almosa
double their natural si1e. he = hardly
able 10 walk. and Il 10 thooehs viii
never fully recover from his iuiuSios.
Thess poor, unfortunate men vses cared
for NJ the Coart Hooas Last eve ming.
The stories told By them are hos Ribla
and rUvoltin9 h tbs sxtseme. Poe th1
present - viii ssfsain from publishins
than. bat - TIE txiAls proceed, and III
stories ara told nndas oath. - VIII make
them pohlie. JudGo burke, - undse-
stand. viii aaiss Mr.. Haaford In HE
prosecution Of the of{icsn Of The Chal-
ienger.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-13
READY FOR BUSINESS!
The Seattle B0okbinderV,

THE UNDERSIGNED TAKES PLEA
i sure IN informing the citizens OF Sc
attic, Puget Sound ard vicinity ,ha. i:e
has started bindery, having the most
improved and latest styles Of machin-
cry. He Is enabled to execute any kind
OF work in his line that may offer itself.
The manufacture Of blank books in the
beat styles and at easonable rates is one
Of my speciAties. Ruling done to or
der.
Cheeks, drafts. receipts. railroad
tickets, ETC. numbered, perforated and
bound cheap.
Magazines, music. periodicals. and
newspapers bound in Substantial and
neat styles.
LAw-books rebound in calf or sheep.
Library books rebound very cheap.
Gold lettering done on albums, val
lets, portmonnaies, etc.
Works Of art bound in full morocco.
With gilt edges, and finely finished.
Maps mounted on cloth and glazed.
OFdess from the country along Puget
So1nd respectfully solicited. All orders
VII receive prompt and faithful Asten-
ton. Yours respectfully,
z. ANTHONY. Bookbinier.
Aarshall Block. upstairs, FIRST door ON
right hand aide. os-dlm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-13

The osje6saAsd Dr.. Wasuss's Health
eossss, tIS0. - ClAytna Hsua
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-13

Patent Reoaa sonss u Clayton Hsea,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-13

The Litsls caiae tanning min ~ d
equal. For aAle ~ WaA 4 0nnUholl.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-13

EXCITEMENT IN HoPs-From the Coor.
erstown New York; Journal. Septen.
Dor ed: The market IN city and cour:
try has been very excited ono since
Friday Of last week, and il has been
difficult at times to get reliable quota
tions. On the receipt OF later news
from the Continent last week a strong
upward movement cOmmeuced. which
apparently eliminated last Wednesday,
when city dealers commenced to pay
Gu cents for large lots of prime hOps.
They found u great many willing 10 sell
ut that price. A few days ago dealer
here sold lot Of hops to brewer for
IS cents; tho next day he was paying 81
cents or more to growers. Last Monday
another dealer, who had offered Q West-
srn brewer 100 bales Of choice hops ut
81 cents, received n dispatch declining
the ofsr-he had bought Of another
dealer ut 80 cents. And. now there are
not a few growers who arc inclined to
hold for ut least Is cents. Said one Of
tho Oldest dealers ia the State: II never
before saw such hop market-it makes
ones head swim--and am resting for
u while To see where it will end. want
to sell what l have bought Ut 10 or IS
cents before buy any MORE" The
Waterville correspondent of tho Utica
Herald says; "In the central counties OF
New York IL seems perfectly safe and
within bounds to say that the hop crop
Is short OF last year from 20 to q Per
cent. and I would not DO Surprising II il
proved in the End to 10 30 per cent"
The Cazenovia correspondent of the
same paper gives about the sams
general conclusion when the increased
acreage il taken into account. A num-
Der OF largo dealers in this State arc
now holders Of hops bought all the way
from Il 10 80 cents. II would be at least
announcement for most Of them to see 4
crop Of 8 or 10 cents . pound; hence
they are closely identified ia interest
with growers who are holding for higher
prices Ii Ia the greatest speculation in
hops witnessed ia many years, and can
not In liquidaied in months unless q
very active export demand springs M.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-13

Sutherland 4 Co., in Squirs's Opers
Block. have just received lar9e and
very choice lot Of Petaluma, Cal, Gilt
Edge Butter, which they offer low,
wholesale or retail. Best brands of Or
eRoo and Walla Walla dour, constantly
On hand. Also Oregon sids bacon and
shoulders.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-13

SKIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PoH1 6ADDoS. OCT. u.-Arrived:
Banks Northwest and Oakland. from
San Francisco.
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fOrCon6table.

I AM A CANDIDATE FOR RE-ELEC-
L ton as Constable of Seattle Precinct.
s24-tf w. PARRY SMITH.
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Ea9es : 9aeuiafeiteu.
s | a n B !.

Mai6inston, l6. SUM-. Soar
bradte i'm Senat cine Yill Elm, ipel1e
fir bic 4usibung Der Yflidten Der prd.
libenten forgt, i'm safe Der YrdEosn.
unb 8lce=NrqlibeHt anfalig Iins, lie
ausSuiiben. Sbre Nadfolgsr iollen bic
Gabinetsbeamtei, int Ser bon @afbino=
ton eingefiibrten @eibenfotge fem, nit
benz Secretdr bes Snnern beginneno.
Mn bas Suiti3comite ii6eruieIen.
Die 8ia, pelde 1915, 900 fiir
ebemalige policontractore1 beipiaiat.
iuHrhf Sebatiirt uGs periagti ebenIo Die
Banfbill.
~ Blair prdientirte eine 8il, nel6e
ben Jarbi9en bas Snoianerterritorium
6fnet un6 ieoen Ganilienpater 160
9lder 2anb iidert.
SIN 9auie ,puroe Die 8iG anses
npmmelI ipelde ben 9au berf1ieoener
grilden in Georgia uno Tlorioa geneb=
migt. Gbenio muroe Die Bill ansenom=
men, ipel6e Die 81. 2ouis uno Seras
8ahn autoriiirt beri6iebene 8riden IN
Nrfanias 81 bauen.
= Ser @sn Der sisaaa ialte Die
Sebatte aber oie 5lnb= nno Safenbill
aus.
= Ser prdlioent ianote folsenoe
NOminationen elm: 5arif=Gommiil ioz
ner: Sobn 8 0aNes bon WaNaduieiis,
9enrp 9liber hon penniDlpanisn, 9luz
Hin %. Garlana bon Sllinois, Saeob
Qmbler bon Ohio, @ob. g. porter bonn
9ilfriet Columbia, Sobn SO. llnoer.
woOb BON Georgia, 9uncan s. Seller
bon 2ouliana, 2tler. 9. 8oteler bon
WeH= Yirginien unb Wm. $. @tcWia=
bone bon gielp DOrf 3egiItrationsbe=
blrbe bel Weblen In aerritbrum Utah I:
4ler. 3amfeb bon Nebrasfa, u. s.
@uofree bon Sowa. Nnbroie .. Carrie
ton Snoiana unb Sames g. pittingile
bon @rfanias.
= 6. u. Burnett 1T als BDiimeiRe,
BON Senoerion unb u. s. @roplie sum
Noitmeiiter in SerrelL 9slas, tom Sc
ngi beitaiigt mor6eH.
Der Stqrroute pro3eB bauer
fprt.
: Der pro5eB alireo slioeq eager
q. Wi. une s. Wt. 8aoioion unb Sin
hereH 1T au @uniten BEG 0taates aoui
fiana entidie6en iuorbeu, iuoourb Die
fer l23. 900 9(der Sumpfiano, oas i6ol
felt 20 Sabren belieoelt poroen, ge
minnt.
= Oie frans0iiI6e transeatlantii6
0ampfergeieuIdaft bat Dem @inpanoe
! rIH9sbnreau in NeD Norf 80 Gent III
| lebeA eintp9nlerer lIfsrilk oeN fe i
9tem gort abaeiebt, in s olga oellen Oa
Bureau bei6loNen bat, Gaiile @aroe
fir bic paliagiere iener 2inie often )
baltem un6 fir feine anoeren.
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1857 Gitminss III, Ssitaet eaR $265 So
Ns- Anlrassn fur assnten. fuwis @atsr fa'
Clubs itnasn nur In teT Sfist Id 9ttw- SIlsant
ssna6t wsrbsn.
Dsain 9nfOmaiion Oh. gstsllunatn fttttts maa
az Wf. VI. Ddupbiu,
Rew Srlsans e.
gbparb WoSn. aasni, gds psufpn u. @ts4atd
Srabt, gan Gnipnio.
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u II 8 | a II b.

= 9ie Sruppen SIT @farieiaes unb
Soulon baben 8efebl erbalten, Iidb gu
iofortiger Ginidiffung bereit su balten.
= 9as Yanic in Cairo miro nit
ie6enl Sage f6limmer. Sdmmtli6e
Gei6dfte iino gel6lpien. ginige Sran=
solen, Die ni6t fort f0nnen, berbarrifa=
biren ii6 lit ibreu Wobnungen.
: Sie 8roBmd6te iinb iibereinge=
fommen, bon Der Siirfei iofortise Nn=
nabme Der Gonferens besiigli6 Ser esDp=
til6en 5rage su berlangen. Sollte bic
Siirfei oies abi6lagel1, 10 tpi,b Die Gon=
ferens anoerstpo, als in Gpn1tantinopel,
obne bic 5iirfei gebalten trerbet.
= Sie egDptii9en, eingebprenelt
Sruppen Iollen nit bem p6beI 6anb in
6ano geben uno es tIaiibe iperoen, bic
@urOpder sn bel6uben. gine geniigen6e
Sruppenma9t miro balo lanben unb
Der Gampf miro bamit beginnen.
= Sie 8er. Staaten 9ampfer 2an=
CATER unb 6uinnebaugb iinb Bel Glib
raltar dllgelangt unb peroen lofprt
nod Mleranbrien bampfen.
- @rabi paf6a bat pampblete in
Cairo ani6laaen laiieu, tpnrin er {i1
perionli6 fir bic Si9erbeit Der Cure
pder peranttportli9 ma6t.
England. Snn parlament, i1t
bic Glaufel 6er 3mangsbia angenom=
men tuoroen, inelde Die Mrretirung bon
perionen autorili lirt, Bic Na1ts unter
heroadtigen llmiidnoen angetroiteu
meroen.
Berlin, y. Susi, 8ismart
nabm beute i'm &ei9Staee sur 8efiir=
mortuga beY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
sAS Wort unb iagte: nDas 5abafsmo=
lippol lei stpar elm lebel. aber obne
baiielbe l5ane feline Steuerreforn be-
mrst iaeroen. Gs luerben Dem @ei6s=
tase allo bem preubii6en Sanbtase
Gelebentlpiirfe su oer BON Der Gegie=
rung beabIi6tigten SteuerermdBigung
borgelest iperoen Anb menn bisfe arrtldz
getpieIen tucr6en, mii,ae CT on Die Ma6.
ler epAcqireu, 81 iiigte binsu, tpenn
er ilg 4tnte Meibe, tbne er es blDB, nm
benz aaiier feinen S6mur su Daltem.
Sim s6luiie ipra6 ct sic 9offnung aus,
oaB Die parteipOlitif Dem NationGIses
fiibl mei9en iperbe.
@om, 16. Suni. eignor Waau=
elgi, bet Maiier Der augtpdrtigen sln-
aeiesenbeiten, erfldrte beute in Der 9ez
putlrtenfammer, 6ab beim Beginn Der
nnruben in ggDpten Elm italieuiIAes
YanSerf9iff nod port SaiA aeianot
tporoen fei nnb Elm aAheres sllr Ioforti=
gen Mhfah.t nadp Der eaDptilden &ilffe
hereii gebalten lpriibe. Sie politif Der
Neeierung beitebe barin, elmer bewalf=
neten Snteruention bon seiten satailjer
Wa6te our6aus lire anhimmung gu
periaeell, his Nbbaitlng elmer Comic
Ysaa gu besiiniiisen, bie Mutoritdt bes
abeoibe tpieber berauiieaen unb ,penn
elne beiuaffnete Jnterpenton notbpen=
big iein iollte, elmer iol1en bon Seiten
Der Siirfei als bem fleinern lle6el oen
Iorsug 3u geben.
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Serabietmna Der Nreiie ids
DRY-GOODS
s.. 9. Bamf. sllpmc plasa,

Ssrt @. Q. i5rauf bat pie Vr,ils fir
fcl9snee 9 6nitt. Daartn fir
pisle 9Bohs nm miuceliens 25 yrc,ent
reeu,irt:
Bran,60lhe 0awns NIT Saucy Borte.
6lnsp leinene eapns.
36 3pa frnn,01l&e YsreaIse.
3sptgr unp i&oitiiht Ginatams.
Sreludsrs, SiibOp u. BIetorialawns.
Otmulisrte unt etnlade Nainloofs,
Shlsisr unb anbef lsihts Stcfs, Bun.
tinss u. 70.
Spistn. &raesn. Sals. uub 1alhen
tlhsr unb Spnnsnlhirme.
Sptaiels prsils unb 4nsrtistunssn
IN 9trun- unb Rnabsn Anllatn, Gilt.
feln. Shubtn. Ssmbsn. Sit,u u. {. 10.
Sosbsn srbalttn sinsn nsuen gorratb pon
Camsn. uno Jsinosrlhubsn, Saus ihu.
ben. BanlofFsln uno 5oilstteartItsln.
Gtt patti. 8Snisn Bifipria, Sultan
uno @rcaast 0ausitute ino leeten ein
aelrohsn unS sssresn ium blltslfsn 9rtils
oIf'rirt. Btrstbt nint, tae Str ttd,
| pfsissrmdbtsuns unb sisi, Oftrts nur
Fhed bet o. 3. 6rant,
alamo, plata,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-06-17

Eaalihe Jreie NreHe
erIhe,nt
alli.t ait anSnabme bes e pnntags
unb tojfat
s'n.no fir bas Sabr ober So. o fir
3 Dcns
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-06-17
Asrr Soieph Nclfsr. ct. Woniioe,

asrr SOiepb Setter. ct. 8oaiiaelus,
Minn.. ttsi!t urs fUlssnbss intrsHants
Jtsm nit I: sd mlr bsinabs 20 Satr,
trant nnb mubte jtcss Sabr aipfi ma! Absr.
lalfsn. sstrau&te ieoes B.utrinisuns, BON
oem Id bortf unb CAB pisl Gso aas. %
las i'd BON Or. auaafs a6nis s's
1ambarasg 2ropftn, i'd lisb mir
wsldhe fcmmta. nabm eieielben sinise 80:
etea lang une fiibtte mid ruobl unb gslunt.
Ssin @eerlab mebr !"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-06-17

feinem 3immer einen altcn Wann aufsus
iuden. ber reid!id, Sbr Vater iein iSnn'e,
pie er bena 81 Der @uten, SiiIfreiden Ell
mes Baters liebeecueS @efablt beat uno
freuois ben Reit ieireS eebens geben
wiiroe, itr ,u benz gu uertelfen, worIn er
- uno - ih pertraue benz SShlfen =
nidt er auein, caS @litf ibres 9sbens
(iebt.
wsit piel treuen Wiinlden Ssr ber5lid
eroebener 3erma."
Nusela ltano, bic 9auo, bic ncd ben
ieltiamen grief belt. auf benz @elduptr
Der Bride, uno blidt,in cas file WaRer.
ais pb aug Der buntlen Eiefe bic 9pluns
bes NitbIels 3ar bsnen Ster1a6e ifeisen
mibte. Dab fd bas Hitblel I'm, laop
8aupcalfle betpeste. bab Der alte Wfonn
nidt nur I'm @noemeinen un. ibr Berbilt=
nib 3ur 9aep wub!e, fOnoern gang be-
ltimmte Rnnoe baron unb bann aud wobl
1der bon Gbmarb @crbpns @sfublen fir
Ne bate = naran frnnte Ne nah tiefsm
Briefe nidt mebr 3weifeln uno eisentlid
mar es IA mar oer leete Ynnft, Der erR
aus Dem Vrlete perectatnb = oaS NnDere
bate fe tereits aus Der uunosrlidsn I'm
terbaltunS teute Ycrmittas ihlieBen uliiie
len unb ouh mirtlid seIdleien. Ntsr
freilid mar lie hamit etr Grtla,uns 10
neuis naber, ole He pie Serse oriiben
eeBtel6 erreihen fcunte. neil fe tieiatten
nit Nu9sn lab. Qosr = ii, 10 muBte
es {sin, Der alie Waaa war ein Jreunb
unb 8ertrautsr goparo @crbons,. mie
fi1 aud Mr. 5wift, cbnc bab fie rcrber
cine Nbnuns eehabt, urplSslih als elm
folder entbiiQt. lIub Die tsiben 6reunre
= Der iinsere, Der ibr BON Rcm aus
Shritt fir Shritt bis hierber aefoIet,
uub Der a.tere, Der fh bier svSsGia 81
ibm se(eut, oeer 9isr asRhiiid nit ttu,
auiaWmensstruffea = fe beipe pirf'en.
oybeiteten sinuneer in bic eanee-wosu2
(9prtissuna fcisst.l
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(Dstroit Jrse pssb pom Is. SAM

Ot'1U1 Ottt pFfB pom 10. Jan.
6shbeimer Bros. BADEN loeben Elm Gar,
loaS bon Geses Silt gose Sonie eraalten.
Dtslsr Wrtitel p.rfaufl fh lebr RAID uno
10 mug es auh fein, eena ss 1T ptne ;3pei,
fsl Der bsfe artttel Itiner Nrt, Der ie elm.
eefabrt purbe, uno Bat nidt isInss @lei.
hsn. gtur baS beite @faterial mro 3u
Nesbs Silt 6bee 1onie psrwaubt.
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~ Srait 1T Der Yan5er, bic ben nlenidlis
den SSrper oesen SrutDeitsanfiae idaet.
Dies aielt bei benz finbliden SSrper in
nod hSberem @raoe uls Bel pem SSrper
beS GrmaAienen, uns periraSliae 9efnnbe
Wabeuns, bic Der Masen lei9t peroauen
Tam, bilcet oas Material, aus weldem
iener Yan;er bon Gag gu Gag auf's geene
sefsitist wiro. STR ben Wasen bes Gre
ra9ienea 1T bic Iuswabl bes 5ur Wub<
runs aeianetenN NateriQls eine aar nanG.
fade; far bic Grnabruis ees ainses eas
aessn beburf es auBer Ger Muttermsla
anb beicneers nod ser @ntwSbnuns einer
geeisaeten Speiie fiir peren demiide Se=
lieiert tat. Der Na,ne bieier Speiie lit
% ultdbter'S Deutides Sins
bermebl (YdbtrOah;nel ioefd'eS III az
Ian Apctbetsn gu 80 @ts. bic 8a9ie, 3u
kabeu lit.
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Yancoat & So1n baben
eorsllgll6e meibe gseiten gu 81 oas
Stiid.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-04-22
GENERAL NEWS.

Receipts by river yesterday, 50 bales cot
ton.
The Josie Harry was the only packet in
port at dark last evening.
The City of Providence passed down for
Nicksburg yesterday morning. She added
here Is tons freight.
The Belle Memphis passed up yesterday
evening for St. Louis. She added here $50
bales eastern-b bound cotton.
Signal service report: River 81 feet II
inches-decline 5 inches during the "a hours
ending :0S pm. yesterday.
The r. r. Springer, on her fourth day out
from New Orleans, passed up yesterday
evening for Cincinnati with 500 tons freight
and full OF people. She cleaned out here.
The Vint Shinkle got away for Cincinnati
222 barrels oil, 900 sacks oil seed, 10000
feet lumber and a good lot of sundries. She
had also 30 passengers. At Hopefield 100
barrels of oil were added to her cargo.
The new Anchor-liner City of Cairo
seems to have struck the Vicksburg chroni-
clers on a tender spot. The Cairo is pretty
boat, but her principal points of beauty lie
in the simplicity of the style of steamboat
architecture, but from the descriptions given
by the papers of the deserted city" one
would judge that she eclipses in palatial
grandeur everything ahoat. Too much "slop-
over" boys.
The multitude who have been wondering
what the red ornamentation on top of the
pilothouse of the Jim Lee was intended to
represent have arrived at various conclusions.
Some are of opinion that it was intended to
represent the "comb" of a cock, the Jim Lee
being regarded as the f'cock of the walk" in
the bend trade; others say it looks like
reddish, but the picture is imperfect in the
absence of salt stand. All agree that it
adds to the beauty of the boat.
ST. Louis Republican: Captain John p
Keiser, superintendent of the st. Louis and
Nicksburg Anehor-LIne, says the name OF
the new steamer "a duplicate of the City of
Cairo) now building for his line at the
Howard yard, Jacksonville, will be the
Belle of Wittenburg, in honor of the lively
settlement of energetic Germans located
short distance back of Wittenburg landing,
Mo, from which a vast amount of business
is DONE most of which is with the Anchor
Line. The Belle of Wittenburg will be
ready in July, and her machinery, which is
made by Ainslie, of Cincinnati, is almost
complete. The frame of the new boat is up
in good shape and the work on her will be
pushed rapidly ahead until she is completed.
Louisville Courier Journal, Thursday: "The
wreck of the James d. Parker, sunk in the
chute on the falls, took a notion to run off
with the wrecking boat Charley Hill, before
day yesterday morning. She went down
about 100 yards, busted herself open, let out
lot of freight, and settled down. The
Charley Hill stuck to her, and Hiram says
he'll stay with her as long as there's piece
OF her left Captain Shallcross sent a man
down the river to capture the floating freight
the Parker belched up. The Andy
Fulton towed the Charley Hill over to the
wharf yesterday loaded with whisky, iron,
nails, marble, etc, recovered from the wreck
of the Parker. The Hill went back for
p,aroO
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-04-22
CHANCERY SALE
III E AL E 3 II A = Z

No. 4219, R-Chancery Court of Shelby county
W. Y. C. Humes ct al, firm of Humes & Poston.
VS.. John r. Allen ct al.
DY virtue of an introductory decree for sale
ID made in the above cause on the I'd day of
March. 1882, and entered March Z. 1882, NJ. B. a.
page ISL. will sell public auction 10 the high
est bidder, in front of the Clerk and Masters
office, Courthouse of Shelby county, Memphis,
Tennessee, on
Saturday, May l3, ISS2,
within legal hours, the following described, prop
erty, situated in Shelby county, Tenn, to-wit:
The undivided half interest of JChn L. Allen in
and TO lots 4, 10 ana II, designated upon plan
OF subdivision adopted and of record in OF C..
s. Allea ct al John R. Allen No. 1888, R. d. of
this court decree rendered April g. 1870 partition
ing the property among the heirs of Vim. r. Allen.
decea sed, said lot No. fronting As feet 81 inches
on the south line of Vance street and extending
back southwarjly between parallel lines $50 feet
to alley; said lot 10 and IL fronting each Al
feet inches or the>east line OF Aliens avenue.
and extending back eastwardly 1S2 e. inches
between parallel lines, being ortlon of the lots
conveyed or decreed - G. 8. Allen in said pari
ton suit.
Terms of Saloon a credit of six months; pur-
chasers executing notes with approved security,
bearing interest: lien tame !; redemption barred.
This April z, 1852.
R. ]. BLACK, Clerk and Master
L. w Humes. MetNslf & Walker, Solicitors for
compainants.
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FUTURE MOVEMENTS.

The Cons Millar, Captain C. B. Russell, is
the Tuesday packet for Cincinnati.
The Rene Maeready, Captain o. K. Joplin,
goes out Tuesday evening for ST. Francis
river.
The Thomas Sherlock, Captain James
Nichols, is the next O-liner due up for Gin
cinnati.
The John B. Maude, Captain II. Brolaski,
is the Anchor-Line packet this evening at 5
o'clock for Cairo and St. Louis. Lem Carter
is her clerk.
The new Anchor-line steamer CITY of
Cairo, Captain George w. Vickers, will
arrive this evening from Vicksburg and
leave tomorrow morning for st. Louis.
The new Anchor-Line steamer City of New
Orleans, Captain A. J. Carter, will pass down
to-day at u o'clock for New Orleans and all
intermediate landings. Archie Woods is in
her office.
The Josie Harry, Captain Milt r. Harry
on deck, is the packet this evening at 5
o'clock for all points on White river going
through to Jacksonport, making connections
with packets for upper White and Black
rivers. j. c. Wyckoff and Peter Mitchell
are her clerks
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-04-22

Maximum temperature, IS.
Minimum temperature. %.
NASHVILLE, April 2l.-River falling, with
8 40 feet on the gauge.
WHEELING, April 21.-Noon-River feet
2 inches, and falling. Weather clear and
stationary. Weather clear and cool.
CINCINNATI, April l.-Noon-River IA feet
inches, and falling. Weather clear and
milder- Night-River IA feet, and falling.
Weather clear and warmer.
PITTsBURG, April 2l.-Noon-River feet
inches, and rising. Weather cloudy and
cool Night-River 8 feet 8 inches, and
rising. Weather clear and warmer.
ST.. LOUIS, April 21.-Night-River fallen
l inch, and now stands 81 feet inches by
the gauge. Weather cloudy and cool. Storm
tonight. Departed: City of Helena, Mem
phis.
VIcKsBURG, April 2I.-River by the gauge
now stands A $1,000 feet, fall of 2 inches.
Weather warm, and raining: Arrived;
City of Vicksburg, st. Louis, am. Up:
City of Alton, st. Louis, pm.
LOUISVILLE, April 2I-Noon-River fall
ing, with feet in the canal, 5 feet inch in
the chute on the falls. 8 feet 2 inches over
the rocks. Weather clear and cool. Bust
ness dull. Up: Mary Houston, for CincIn-
natl, pm.
New ORLEANs, April 2i.-Weather cloudy,
with threatening rain, and warm; thermom-
eter, S2o. Arrived: Paris C. Brown, Gins.
cinnati. No departures. The w. P. HaIli-
day, ST. Louis, and Paris C. Brown, Gncin-
natl, will return tomorrow.
EVANSVILLE, April 2I.-Noon-River II
Ito feet, and falling. Weather clear this
morning; cloudy at noon, with signs of rain;
mercury, $50 to 62o. Night-River 10 7-10
feet, and falling. Weather cloudy this
evening, with increasing signs of rain; mer-
curry, $50. Arrived: Charles Morgan, Gin
cinnati, l:45 pm.
CAIRO, April 21.-Noon-Weather cloudy
and mild. Arrived: james w. Gaff, Mem
phis, 2 an; John Gilmore, New Orleans, 4
am; City of New Orleans, st. Louis, s am;
Harry Brown, Memphis, 9 a.m. Departed:
j. W. Gaff, Cincinnati, 2 am; John Gilmore,
St. Louis, 7 ami City of New Orleans, New
Orleans, noon Night-River feet inches,
and falling. Weather clear; thermometer,
750. Arrived: Gold Dust, ST. Louis, pm.