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COLOSSAL CHEEK.
The Bold Game Played by Couple of
Confidence Men
On a ConGdiug Grocer aud a ToO Trust.
fuI Pawnbroker.

The most expansive display of cheek to
which the police have been treated Tor
some time was furnished yesterday by
couple of individuals who afterward reg
istered at the stationhouse as 4. B. Carter,
OF st. Louis, and Mike Streber, OF Mid
dleport, o. They went TO Oliver, Finnie
d Co.'S about noon, and announcing that
they had tug and trading boat at the
landing, asked to be shown some goods.
They went carefully through with Mr.. P.
J. Moran and ordered goods in an intelli-
gent and business-like way amounting to
about SlO0. Among other things were
ten boxes Of lemons and fifty bunches
of bananas. Some of the things
Mr.. Moran had to send ont to get Bills
were made out and handed to the alleged
traders, who sail they would return and
leave word when they desired to have
the goods delivered They then walked
up Main street to Brandt's pawn shop,
near Washington, aud told the proprietor
the tug and boat story, mentioning in
cidentally that they had ordered big bills at
Oliver, Finnie & Co ST at they had Sll00
in bank and $500 at Browns saloon on
the corner of Main and Washington. "We
don't like to carry our money around with
Us, YOU know" Carter said. They selected
deublecase gold watch with a chain,
and handsome plain gold ring,
whic1 Carter put on. They said
they would return shortly and
get some more jewelry and a
suit OF clothes. Brandt ran over to
Browns saloon as soon as they left his
door and found they had no money there,
He then got on their trail and followed
them about two squares, when he caught
up with them and persuaded the precious
pair TO go back to the store with him and
get the clothes. They agreed and Streber
found a suit tina. fitted him to a nicely
As he was in the act OF buttoRing up the
coat Chief Davis, who had been signaled,
stepped in and made them his prisoners.
"Wliat does this mean?' Indignantly
inquired Carter.
That | want pay for my things" said
Brandt
"Nell, I've got the money!" they
chimed in together.
''Show me dollar" exclaimed Brandt,
"and will make you present of the
clothes and jewelry."
There WAS not a nickel between them,
as the chief discovered when they were
searched at the stationhouse There was
not a sign OF such craft as they described
at the landing.
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IfrFrH=slaE and is~er prices was tine
rnie lr al the mzrkeis oi tine country
vszisrdaT- The gratifying reports tiIaf
s.au,e iruu eli IluriHinl fise mon justin
tile iisiie fhat tle maturing gram crop
wi b. Eerg iarEe heuee wheat has tum-
aiel iu o. Ll1uis. Chicago and Kanzas
r1stF and ti., .rlarzei closed m 2 -athssr
iuniouE rendition. ffiis ilsd tine effect,
IoInsi t0 srarrlE Ea,n 3 failure. of still further
tlrifteuinr tn rnoner market which
tBuuFl munev o. aBundau1 Tor ali tise
ElurFesss iol tesitimaft trs-ie r. verv .rls-s
ltaIEpeoiialuFz in gam ana rEscats nF well
las s,aeEs. ~, iaI. fise ssiiures and dlsas-
ltsrH oI IN mas, ulrisl szeekf huvs ialler
aurraI sfs--uiai11E. 'Iiie lslauufs-inrinE.
r.s-eilani-s.- znt =rnaza. tTaas Interests
tiare iseeu aimosl Initou-iied. and where
1ss-s nErf suffer- ila- h.eu ti1renrh
tne rsill ET-erula.1un. 0f suercisa-itf and
ilnunrlerl sriI1 iu tiie.r greed OF gain
ElsF- run- iseyond tifelr deptti and tine
supporting reseb a' thei- friends. Here
l AlllIi1-ls gE er-iiiilir isoizs fair and firm.
lilerr re-T irtiieai fictitious rHiue ~
tiiis tezlsL.. Aiuue1 ilas found resdy and
rlrutli1iiia InVsstulslf iI- isgitiuiate can
neE fiur merchants are lu go5d io7--
asid TN trEuEs have ifesr Iu e. -iu-z-resfsd
arrudfiiou ever siHe= tiie ilrst aait OF aiafna
H-rH= Hssuufitl frgu lsssr : ora Two 1n1nl,tfrs
49, kuET-Hss -iiuulia1ll z1ud eau - mad
- iiit rs'7iiiHr ctis-aliler- .oi al tine ilsulzs.
slu' ta,c--.is ao. 81 1sni to ise had Tor any
FsH-ss-sf tua- isasE or s1uirIis teSEard
,-s-sautzl1lllL- hr- Ir iaIir uE-s-eizs Iron nov
a iuEssll. ilasf iisseu oilsuged. lly thai
1iEliszs1i1slr HUiL g. F,aurlE.s- INTO Kasss1-
li-E liiliuzr1s AM. ~. 41oIslz, artIri-y VII
areIu b. tilE rlle Iu 81 tii. markets. of the
ocuHlrT zIsc r1ttuu 81 iss r-inse lfi hand
slflfsielIlssI7i -ile rssr1siIIs, and rsriVifr-
Ell-Ts,ss'-rs'ai i--air. ArlE-titinc liks IsuiC
rrrr1-.s Hia
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CONGRESSIONAL.


NAsHINGToN, June 20.-HoEss - The
following bills were passed: Reducing
frosn iit;y and tEenty-dVe cents 20 ten
ceufs the Clearance ices levied upon vessels
eugaeed n domestic conmercs; the Senate
hillauthorizinz the construct on Of bridges
ac-oss tile Mississippi Al 81 Louis tseveraj
HEnsndine-ts were adopted " ich will
necessi1ate the re.urp oi the bin TO the
senate forfeiture 0f ulearneG land
grants - flae Sioux City and s. Paul Rail
ruzG Company
Rir. Tunker, from the Committe on Ju-
diciary, submiried a report aPon the case
ut Eaiiei tsihourn r.. kS-SergesDt-at-
Arms Thompson. Referred 10 the Com
uIittee on appropriations The report
Saws our committee think il setter To
iei tine Judgment stand without further
htizstIori- anc n the Judgment against the
oeiendaIlt MIS- ior acts done by him under
orders oi the House cf Representatives
tine COMMITTEES recommead that an apnro.
Isrlat10n he made 70 nav the amount
tnereof IN relief Of defendant"
Atr- Nutchler. IRON tie Committee on
CIV Servics. reported bill TO repeal the
tenure ui oshce act HOUSE calendar.
Mr. Cook. iron the Cauamittee on Flec-
tians. rerorted a resolution declaring J. K.
Chalmers elecl-d 70 Congress from G
Secand Nississippi District Laid over.
The House then resumed consideration
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HEEI Ere some VerF lguOrzni SdeaE
lafuEi sf t8e A.orff and Nest ai.osrt the
iasaitil oi tle Southern 1issss. Associated
asitn rile WORD isugtii su iBe minds 0f the
r.eapie1ui ti1os- SECTIONS uf cur common
-uuHirT taeFs o. relioE- fever znd miasui
.-rHc uaaiurla- aud f-liiis and fsse Lord
l-uuurs H-irsf sise flsi ziils ssssd Hiags bv the
ailuusanl- lus ietie- shieh we publish
ul lEuoitler H-aiusrr liiHiiol, TnouIrsson ez-
riiaa=s iiIiE ides 80 isr a. It concerns Mr.
ss,sslFFl- H. pruves Incuutestsi.3s iron
zitsllltIsiIeso o tifs ensus b. reaii iiIai Ais-
alsslFlIi ls ilealtilicr tnzr Eeu YORK and
ti1Et tile urziiI rzie s1uolI-. tine whites Il
Eiol mure tssau uns--tfiirl ti1st of the Em-
Tl1re Llls- Iliis g,ill ise news 10 rua--v New
tn1zs-rs srirase ursIudicez llrerare them
t,i.acuef iauTiiIiHr titaf may be- SAID or
zz-rrr1ssu cisIuEai1F7 al or Iujurig1s 70 tine
7-s-sIile I'd auT ai iifr southern Sta.ea- But
Et 1s fas lrutl- fol ciImste soil, rsriefv
rli rIruauciIonH AM 1eaith Mississippi is
So 81 an mus- isrored States IN the
inluL
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M sI-eciai attention 81 the New York
E.usllisq For ~ called 70 TIRE Izilirelznder-
asraEe si8goii1.s iziiair. Both men belong
a9 ii,s iirsi sszziiie.. one Of them Of Kuick-
.s-BsaEsr i8lussslood- II tins s8rs OF thing
ssFsesusitted tiie I'osi VIII really have 20
talze iis ewes of tte south for n lew mo
i1neuts and isss.in 70 iziliy tine cases OF crime
1n i1iEh lils n fss Imperial city OF tine
E11pire 'state- If IS positively Sistrszsiz.E.
znd 81 tias ISior lisvs. too.
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Advice to Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should
always be used when children are cutting
teeth. 1t relieves the little sufferer at
once; it produces natural, quiet sleep by
relieving the child from pain, and the lit
tie cherub awakes as ''bright as button
It is very pleasant to taste. 1t soothes the
child, softens the gums, allays all pain, re-
ieves wind, regulates the bowels, and is
the best known remedy for diarrhea
whether arising from teething or other
causes. Twenty-Five cents bottle.
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The Cinctpu.,i snocmake,,.

CINCINNATI, June 20.-The board of ar
bitration for settling the differences be-
tween the manufacturers and operatives
in the boot and shoe trade of this city,
hiss dissolved, by reason of a refusal OF the
lasters 90 abide by their decision unless
certain things were conceded, which the
manufacturers refuse tn grant 1t is not
. question of wages but OF regulations.
Some manufacturers say they will contin-
ue the old rates and wages.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
BEST rooms in the city, Park Hotel.

BEST rooms in the city, Park Hotel.
GIVE vonr children Smiths Worm Oil.
ALL inquiries relating to the Memphis
Branch of Eclectic Shorthand and Type
Writing" should be addressed TO John f.
Key, manager, "A North Court street. New
classes formed on Mondays.
SPECIAL trains leave the Louisville, New
Orleans and Tennessee railrosd depot at 8
and IL O'Clock this morning for Lakeview,
Miss. Returning leave Lakeview at 8 and
O'Clock pm. Main street blue cars con-
meet within one square OF the depot.
ALL persons afflicted with Dyspepsia,
Diarrhea, Collie and all kinds of indiges-
tions will find immediate relief and sure
cure by using Angostura Bitters. The
only genuine is manufactured by DR.. j.
G. b. Siegert & Sons.
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done, to look after and encourage all our
growing industries.
The american heartily approves of tie
course of the Davidson county dele
gates, and with our citizens generally,
is grateful for the gallant fight made IN
the convention for what they believed to
be right, and it heartily ,commends the.n
for the graceful manner in which they
yielded to the inevitable. This is tfiie
Democracy
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Piftsburg Races.

PITTsBURG, June 20.-The tenth day of
the Exposition Park running meeting has
been attended by warm and showery
weather, but the track was in good condi-
ton, the attendance being only fair. The
betting was good.
First Race-One mile handicap, all
ages, purse $225. Hannibal won; FaiI-
field second, SIapde Brannon third.
Time-1:47a. FOOLS sold: Hannibal, 500 /;
Brannon, $S4; Fairfield, $40.
Second Race.-Half mile heats, selling,
all ages, purse $225. Charm took t..o
straight heats; Jere Black second, Major
E. distanced in first heat. Time-55!, 534.
Pools sold: Charm, $780,. field, $50.
Third Race.-One mile and a quarter,
handicap, all ages, purse $225. Broughton,
Bill O'Neil, Bouquet and Elixir were the
starters, but befor the first quarter was
reached Bouquet bolted, fouling Elixir.
Both Jockeys were thrown and seriously
injured. Broughton and O'Neil continued
the race and came in in that order. Owing
to the accident no time was taken. Crit
tenden and Ray, the riders OF Elixir and
Bouquet, were insensible when picked up.
Crittenden soon rallied, but Ray remained
unconsci Gus for nearly an hour. His con-
dition is quite serious and physicians fear
he is internally hurt.
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CAPITAL POINTS.
Gen Buffer at the White Hous.


WASHINGTON, June 20.-Gen. B. F. But
Ter called at the White House to-day and
bad short interview with the President.
The Presidents Arrival.
The President, accompanied by Secre-
tsry Lincoln and Gen. Sharpe, of ,-w
York, arrived here this T.vrning.
VIZ De Prosecuted.
warrant hes asen Issued against w.
II. ncriTse, the well-known bookseller
nnd sta'iOner, charging him with connec-
ton with the Navy Department frauds.
rTie Navy Department Frauds.
Secretary Chandler has ordered court
OF inquiry to investigate the frauds re-
Gently prscticsd by means OF false votch-
ers in the Bureau OF Medicine and Surgery
II teclive Wood has presented his re,
port 20 the S3-c-e .aTy OF the Navy. He
has found evidence of even more extern
siye frauds in other bureaus of the Navy
Department than in that of medicine and
surgery.
Aid for the CoIered Exposition.
In the Senate to day Senator Blair Of
fered an amendment to the sundry civil
appropriation bill to provide that there
shall be appropriated out OF any moneys
| in the Treasury not other wise appro-
priatsd 100000 to promote the proposed
exposition OF the agricultural and me-
chanical capabilities of the colored race
of the world, to be held at Chicago in
November, 1885.
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ESPECIAL TO THE APPKAL.l
GADsDEN, Tenn, Jupsr20.-In Crockett
county corn and cotton both look well
considering the late season. The farmers
are getting up with their work. Wheat is
over an average crop and is about half cut.
The fruit business is running low e .,ehes,
apples and plums are bringing almost
nothing now.
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CANTON, MISS.

Closing Exercises of the Female College
-Business uen Injured.
ESPECIAL TO THE APPEAL.I
CANTON, June 20.-The closing exercises
OF the Canton Female Institute took place
to-day. The essays, recitations and music
were unusually good.
u. A. Baldwin and w. D. Smith, two
business men of Canton, while driving this
afternoon, were thrown from their buggy
Mr.. Baldwin was much bruised about the
head, and Mr.. Smith had his left arm
fractured
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nini:iaon End tiofs,

CINCINNATI June 20.-The wrestling
match to night for S501 side and the en-
tire receipts, at the Grand Operahouse,
between VIM. Muldoon aud Duncan G..
Ross, drew 1000 people. The first two
falls we're Greco-Roman, the next two side
holds with harness, the last two catch as
catch-can. Muldoon won the firstin three
minutes, the second in thirteen minutes
and Ross the third in nine minutes. The
fourth fall was terrific struggle, there
being seventeen side falls before fair fall
was pained
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" "KU-KLUX-K -KLAN' ,

A popular and authentic account OF its
ORIGIN, GROWTH, and DIsBANDMENT, by
the Rev. d. L. WILSON, Of Pulaski, Tenn,
birthplace of the klan; will appear in
THE CENTURY FOR JULY.
The facts contained will prove revela-
tion to the public and form a remarkable
contribution to United States History.
Other features of this number are: "Re-
C MT Architecture in America" profusely
illustrated: "Scenes of Hawthorne's Ro-
mances,' with ten Illustrations by Harry
Fem, of "The Wayside," The Old
Mapse," and Brook Farm" "CruisiDg
Around Cape Breton" illustrated by
Burns; "Academical Degrees" by EI-
President Woolsey; "Jobn Bright, by T.
II. S. Escoit, with frontispiece portrait;
"The U. S. Pension Office; "Dr. SEWER
by George w. Cable; Lady Barberina,"
conclusion, By Henry James; The Re-
versible Landscape" by F. r. stockton );
''The story of Myra," by Julia d. Whiting;
etc.
Price, soc; 81 year Sold everywhere.
THE CENTURY Co, New York, n. \.
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PROMOTES THE GROWTH OF THE HAIR,
And renders it dark and glossy 1t holds,
in liquid form, a large proportion of de-
odorized CocoANUr on, prepared express
ly for this purpose. No other compound
possesses the peculiar properties which SO
exactly suit the various conditions of the
human hair
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Baseball.

PirrsHbRG, june 20.-Aileghenys, s.;
Columbus, 6.
BosToN, June 20.-Boston Unions, g.;
National Unions, l.
BALTIMORE, j nne 20.-Baltim ore Unions,
z; Keystone Unions, 3.
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BUSINESS FAILURES.


II. G, nun q Co.'S Weekly Report.
NEW YORK, June 20.-Failures for seven
days reported to r. G.. Dun & Co.: United
States, 1872; Canada, 23. The casualties
continue numerous in the Pacific coast
and the South. There was a decrease of
twenty-three failures as compared with
last week, due to the falling off in other
sections
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To escape the worthless denominations
offered under the title Of Baking Powders,
resis wholly with the consumers; they
are the ones that have to suffer. Purchase
only those articles you know by exper-
fence to be pure DIR. Prices Cream Bak-
ing Powder has been for years in use aad
decided to be the most perfect and whole
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APPEAL SPECIALS.
Gov. Bate Positively Refuses to Pardon
the Memphis Gambler, Ed
ward Garyin.
The Hughes Abduction Case at Nashville
Opinions Of the Press on the
Democratic Convention.
Closing Exercises of the Canton Female
Seminary Democratic Convention
at Aberdeen, Miss.
ABERDEEN, MISS.

Mass-COnyenti0n OF the Democrats of
the County.
ESPECIAL TO THE APPEAL.l
ABERDEEN, Miss, June 20.-A mass
convention of the Democratic party of
this county was held at the courthouse at
noon to-day. About $50 voters partici-
pated in the deliberations. The delegates
to the District Convention, which is to
meet in Columbus July 18th, were in-
structed to vote for the nomination of
Jno. M. Allen. OF Lee county.
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Assignmept Of a. Old Cotton Firm.

ASsISHHleHt OF IN UtU NOttOH EIrHs
MOBILE, June 20.-Gardner 4 Gates,
Gotten merchants of old standing assigned.
Liabilities, Sl65,000; assets, $230,00O.
Capt. w. Ii. Gardner, who is president of
the National Cotton Exchange OF Amer
lea, says that complications of his New
Orleans house of Gardner & Copp, coupled
with Gardner & Gates's own losses, have
forced the assignment.
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- -.
@hzNiGHszzms y

As Spring Medicine, Blood Puriiirr
H- Diuretic and Aperient, no other so-callcd
blood purifier or sarsaparilla c9mpound Is FOR
SOLVENT. IL combines fopr great properties in
one medicine. acting at once upon titc digestive
organs, blood, kidneys and b wells For trUse
who wake with Sick Headache. Furred Tongue,
Biliousness, Dysnep in, Torpidity of the Liver,
Constipation, Piles, Iiil h-colored Urine, In
famed Kidneys, teverish Symptoms, and other
congested conditions requiring speedy, gentle
and safe aperient and diuretc, nothing in medl-
cine can nnssihlN ennal IL
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First Day of the Chicago Summer Meet
ing.

CHICAGO, June 20.-Opening day of the
Chicago Driving Park first summer run
ming meeting. Track dry and fast; weather
cool and cloudy; light rain this morning
attendance large; betting brisk.
First Race-Inaugural rush, one mile.
The starters were Gano, Ascender, Finality,
Leman, Holyrood and King Troubler.
Gano (the favorite) won as he pleased by
a length; Leman second, length before
Finality, third. Time-l :43.
Second Racs.-Chicago Stakes, one and
one-Quarter miles. The starters were
Harpoon, Audrain, Richard l.. and Hall
way. After driving finish, Audrain 1.-THE
fayorite) won by a length, Richard l..
second, two lengths before Harpoon. Time
-2:1O.
r, p~-ea race, one and a
half miles, Starters: Imogene, nou
Miles; Obermeyef, Centerville- Won By
Bob Miles, the iavorite, by length and
hall; 1rnogene seGofid, myth before
Obermeyer. Time-2 :43f.
Fourth Race-Illinois Oaks, for three
year old fillies, one and quarter miles.
Starters; Fallen Leaf, Mona and Europa.
Won by Fallen Leaf, the fayorite, in q
gallop, by six lengths, Mona second, ten
lengths before Europa. Time-2:11f.
Fifth Roce.--Hurdle race, mile heats.
Scaper won the heat and race; Ohio Boy
fell at the third hurdle and was dis
tanced; Athelstane was also distanced.
Time :54l. Lupton, who was backed
as winner for the Illinois Derby, has a
severe cold, and viii not start at this
meeting
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CHANCERY SALE
R E AL L y Il a Il Ec

No. 5165, R-Chancery Court of Shelby county
H. J. Eckerly, administrator, etc, ct al. VS..
Dora Davies ct al.
DY virtue of an nterlocutory decree for sale,
ID entered in the above cause the 18th
day of May, 1884, NJ. B. AZ. page 24i, viii sell,
at public auction, to the highest bidder, in
of Shelby county, Memphis, Tenn,
Saturday, June II, 1854,
within legal hours, the following described prop
erty, situated in Shelby county, Tenn, to-wit:
known and descrit ed as lot No. Sl2 Popar street,
with improvements thereon, having a front of
about 40 feet on the north side Of Poplar, and run
ming back between parallel lines TO an alley
Terms of Safe-0n a credit of six 90 months,
purchaser to execute note with approved seeu-
rity; lien retained and redemption barred. This
May %, 1854.
r. J. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
By J. NJ. Bradley, Deputy Clerk and Master.
CAN'T Patterson, and 4. IL. MoHenry, solic-
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NEw YoRH, June GOWN. C. Rhine
lander, who shot John Drake, was arrest
Ell tonight in Brooklyn, where he was
found in a clearinghouse, and was locked
mp in police headquarters. He told In
soector Byrnes he shot Drake because he
had alienated his wife's affections and in
tended to kill him.
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CHANCERY SALE
Of
h EAL II . " "A II e.

No. 4424. R.-Chancery Court Of Shelby county
Wiley Fitzgerald Us. Wiley Fitzgerald ct al
DY virtue of an interiocGtory decree for snie On.
ID tered in the above eause on tho lith day OF
July, 1887 II. Z. IS page l09 Will sell, At Public
auction, to the highcst bidder. in front of the
Clerk and Masters office, courthouse Of Shelby
county, Memphis, Tenn on
Saturday, June 2, fSss.
within legal hours, the following described prop
erty, situated in Shelby county. Tenn, to-wit;
Besinning at the southeast corner Of the Flizgcr-
aid subdivision on the New Raleigh road: thence
west with he same 81 feet; thence north az right
angles with said road lil feet; thence east 81 feet
thence soutb l4l feet the be esnning, being part
of lot No. Is Of said division
Also. lots Nos IL, Is. l2 II, 10, Z. s, 3, .. and
l Of said subdivision, containing in ali about Gi
acres.
Terms of sale-0ne-fonrth cash; balance in
nine and eighteen @ and 1sl months; purchaser
to execute notes for deferred payments and lien
retained to secure payments This May 10, 1854.
II. i. BLACK, Clerk and Mcster.
Byy. NJ. Brsdley, Deputy Clerk and Master.
O. W. Frazer and L. Is. MeHebry, Soils.
nE- The above sale was postponed tall satur
day. June IL. 1854
X. J. BLACK. Clerk and Master.
nx- TIE above continued until Saturday
June rs, ISS4- This June Il, 1854.
sat 4. J. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1884-06-21
Total amount Of sale

The instrument contains the following
clause: For the benefit of the public and
all persons concerned, the declaration is
made that the firm of l.. Podesta & Co. is
not insolvent, and this sale is not made in
contemplation of an assignment, but solely
because of the fact that Mr.. L. Podesta,
one of the firm, is now, by reason of Sc
we're illness, prevented from giving his
attention and services to the business Of
the house, which has concluded it best to
discontinue business for the present and
to await the condition of his health as TO
his future operations.
An invoice is appended giving the stock
on hand in detail and showing its total
value st ,53S o.. The amount is equal
TO the Indebtedness with 500 80, the cash
paid by r. Buchignani, added. Among
the items is q safe valued at $3.50, and iix-
tures, etc, $50.
LUSpBoRG's Perfume, Edenia.
Lundborg's Perfume, Marechal Mel
Rose.
LANDLORDS Perfume, Alpine Violet.
LANDLORDS Perfume, Lily of the Valley