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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-11-27
SALE
SS II

No. 1851, R.-Chancery Court of Shelby county
State of Tennessee VS.. Sarah Zsnoni OF AZ.
ID virtue of an interlocutory decree for saler
ID entered in the above cause on the 18th day of
July, 1885, NJ: B. AZ, page los, L will sell, at public
auction, to the highest bidder, in front Of tho
county, Memphis, Tenn, on
saturday. December IL, 1855,
within legal hours, the following described prop
erty, situated in Shelby county, Tenn, to-wit:-
Part 0 lot 3, block 81. fronting "a feet on the
north side o. Bsale street, and running back be-
described as follows: BEGINNING at point on the
nor tn side Of Beale street S72 feet east of the north
east corner Of Desoto and Beale thence east
WITH the north side of Beale street "a feet; thence
$50 feet to the beginning, Sold as property Of ss-
rah Zanoni.
Lot 9. block IS, fronting 50 feet on the west eide
of Desoto street, between Vance and ELICIT, and
running back between parallel lines 2lS feet;
Sold as property of X. III. Hargraves, edmond
Richardson and others.
Lot l, block 49, fronting 81 feet on the east side
of Causey street, and running back between par
sllel lines ~ feet. Sold as property of Elizabeth
Mus so and others.
Lot Is. block 81 Beginning on the east side of
Turley street 80 feet south from the south side Of
street t0uth so feet; thence east 20 feet; thence
north 50 feet; thence west 20 feet TO the begin-
ming. Sold as the property Of Lucy II. Ammo
nette and others.
Lot 4, block Is, fronting 81 feet on the. north
side of South street, between Desoto and Elliott,
Sold as the properly ofJohanna Peters and others.
Terms of Sale-0n a credit of six mon his; note
with security bearing interest required; lien re-
tanned and redemption barred. This Nov. 10, 1856.
s.. /. MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master.
By j. NJ. Bradley, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Il N W HataEAll SAltottNra
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RAILWAY RECORD.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE or TRAINS.
uf..trufnni valley Reute-L.. \. O. q 2.

Mississippi valley BSute-L.. y. O. d p.
Cn effect Sunday, November y. 1883.
Express-3oing South-Lesves Memphis $40
XIicdf.bafF 80 a m. HsrIiston 10 IS m. Baton
Rouge s:2T pm, IRVING a New Orleans pm.
500 an, Baton R1uge II so am, HarristOn
:02p.m. Vioksburg 6:l5 p. m, Leland ioiIOP.m:
Express-Going NoFth-Lsayes Vickseurg 1890
am, Leland n;l9 am, arriving at Memphis
Fast Mail-9oinq south-Leaves Memphis A 100
pm, Leland 9s5 pm, VicksburR 1900 am,
Harr.st n 2;42 am, Baton Rouge e:2l An,
arriving at New .0rle5 ms $3.50 am: o-,..,,
Fast Mail-4oinR North-EeAves New orleans
5:S1 pm, Baton Rouge s:l2 pm, HaEristono
1916 an, Vieksburg 2:03 an, Leland o'D
Pa Pa Imam aIIrFii iRproTea PBafe. Sieepers on Fast
Mail trans between Louisville and New Cr;
leans; on express trains between memphis ana
KNAPP, G ]. A.. senghis, Tenn;
II. BURKE, GenG Sup't.
hemp ale and E6stse 1.oSA-xssins move
- telloss ~teentrel standard sisael: No. issVss
daily ct IS P.9-; arrives al 300 Pm; 70.
lssves Gt4:50 az; arrives o. s:90 s.mSi MOB
st 8 700 s.n.: srriyss att. bpm
mississippi and TeRnsssee.-Mail train
leaves at 4:5 pm; arrives at 9:45 am; Freight
train leaves daily except sunday at 6:4O am;
arrives daily except sunday at $3.50 am.
eSaxe, SIsfO saH souIGVestern-
1rsins Eoye az .oIloTz: no. tsst line daily
daily. st. Lou fast lire leaves daily at 5:to
pm: No. I Gass line isuyl air.ves a, I;SO Pr.
Mail and express arrives iGty tS:f9 am 81
Louis fast line arrives daily S;05 Ann.
EszsssEss- sad move
Is follows: EarouR5 ezpFsss lesvs5 daily at
10sz9 pm. Mail znc express leaves daily a. 9:lO
tim. Soslsrvillo so"onnmcdation leaves daily,
xcept Sunday at 4 30 pm. Ibroush ezpress
crives daily at 5 2 ain. EnI ana eXpross
arrives daily at 4 30 J.u. SomsrYti!s aeeonno-
dat on arrive, daily, except Sunday, ats 5Oa-m.
Kansas City ,SPEtaEdsIdsHd Memphis.
Trains lssvs II. aud I. depot as follows: No.4,
mail and sTUTess leaves daily at II 90 a.m.i No.
3, mail and express arrives at t;lOu.m.; No. &c,
st Louis express leaves daily at 500 pm; No,
IS, st. Louis express arrived At :55 An.
LsatsVEEEea EU EasEyzEIs-rrasns move n
oIIoNs: Fast mail strives daily % 4:35 s.U.t
leaves ct 10 - PA; nail leaves daily ct 300
SIN. L 'owns7iut accommodation lsaveE daily,
except Sunday, at 5 800 pm; mail arrives daily
at 5 200 pm. Brownsville a-sOE uO9Eficn rrrives
daily axcspt Sunday at $50 am. standard
timsl.
Memphis, BIRMINGHAM and Atlantic
Holly Springs ROute--Irains move as follows No.
LEAVES Memphis daily at A:2 pm, arrives at
Holly Springs at $50 Pm; No. 2 leaves Holly
Springs daily at . am, arrives at Memphis at
lO:l0a.m.; No. B leaves Memphis daily Except
sunday at pm, arrives at Holly Springs at
$3.50 PM; No. 4 leaves Holly Springs daily lex
cept sunday at D Am, arrives at Memphis daily
lexeent Sundavl at sa.m.
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AND RIyERs.

CINCINNATI, November 26-Night-River
IA feet s inches and rising. Weather cloudy and
colder.
New ORLEANS, November 26.-Nieht-
Arrived: City of Baton Rouge and Port Eads and
barges, st. Louis. Departed; Paris G Brown,
Cincinnatii Port Eads and barges, st. Louis.
CAIRO, November 28.-Noon-River 16
Arrived: Golden Ru' 9, Cincinnati, pm; City
Of Cairo, st. Louis, Z pm. City of VieksburG,
Xicksbur6. . am; A.: J Baker and tow, below,
10 PM; Golden Rule, New Orleans, midnight;
City of Cairo, Vicksburg, midnight. Might
and cool. arrived: Buckeye State, Memphis, 4
pm. Departed: Buckeye State, Cincinnati, 5
pm.
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PATENTS.

CAVEATS, Trade Marks and Copy Rights pro-
" cured in every country in the world. The un-
dersigned, who will DC in Memphis for four
months, is editor of the American INVENTOR, ana
Manager of the American Patent Agency OF Gin
%cinnati, Ohio. has had seventeen years experience
as a Patent Solicitor. He also gives sreeial atten-
ton to the prosecution of Pstent Cases IN the U.
S Courts, and to preparing rssports, Slowing
scope and validity of claims.
j. q. ZERBE,
Attorney and Counselor in Patent Cases,
u w. Court street, Memphis, Tenn.
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WINTER TOURS
In WEST INDIES.

THE ATLAS STEAMSHIP CO.. dispatch their
l. Magnificent Iron Steamers from New York
to Jamaica. the Spanish Main and Costa RIGA,
Ports, returning via Jamaica every alternate Fri
dIF. Elegant Saloon. and Stateroom accommo-
dfttons, situated amidships, where IN motion Is
ee perceptible. Special Tourist tickets at s. per
d ~, inclusive of ali charges. Apply to
d.. Z. ANDREWS. Agent.
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nEAFNEss-Its CAUSES and CURE. By ore
- VINO was desftwenty-eieht years. Treated by
most of the noted specialists of the day with no
benefit. CURED HIxskLF in three months, and
since then hundreds Of others By same process, A
plain, simple and successful home trestment. Ad-
dress T. s. PAGE, l2S East 18th ST. New York city.
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Arrivdls.-K alto Adams, Arkansas City;
Chicksseg, White river; Enquirer, Cat
Island C. Schulzs, Old river Gayoso. Tip
tonville; City of Bayou Sara, New Or
leans; James w. CAT, Cincinnati.
DepartusS.-City Of Bayou Sara, st.
Old river; Enquirer, Cat Island; Kate
Adams, Arkansas City; Chickasaw, White
river.
Boats in Port.-James W. CAT.
Boats Due DoDn.-Golden Rule, Coaho-
ma and City of Cairo.
Boats Due Up.-James Lee, City of
Providence, Tiger, Rene Maoready, r. L.
Cobb, Golden Crown, De Smet and Alberta
No. g..
Receipts Yesterday.
@. Schulze-1S bales cotton, II bags
~seed-cotton and l72 SKIS seed.
Eneuirer-18 bales cotton, 20 bags seed
cotton, 35 SKIS seed, 7l3 b,ls potatoes.
Chickasaw drought oct OF White river
-l6S2 bales cotton and SO packages sun-
dries.
Kate Adams-3S4 bales cotton, ITO bags
seduction, 1908 SKIS seed, Is nd horses
and mules and 81 pkgs sundriea.
Gsyoso-171 bales cotton, 1i9 bales
seduction, $50 SKIS seed, rs SKIS corn, 6
bags peanuts, rs hid hogs, l COW and 48
pkgs eundries.
James w. Gsf-26 bales cotton, so
brls flour, 261 brls potatoes, 70 brls ap-
pies, 26 brls onions, - brls whisky, 8 brls
cider, $50 brls salt, 636 oil brls, 40 brls oil,
lac kegs nails, 250 bxs soap, 30 bxs but
ter. 3 brls tish, 15 bxs sundries, so bxs
canned goods, 4 sewing machines, IA pkgs
paper, 81 brls glassware, 81 bxs glassware,
90 doz brooms, buckets and w~ashboards,
l2S pockets shot, u coils rope, 143 bdls
shingles, l79 pkgs furniture, SO wheelbar-
rows, las empty kegs, l horse and / bull.
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q. s. MarshaPs Sale of Steamboat

Myron Draper vs.. Steamboat Advance-In Ad-
miralty,
DY virtue of an order of sale II me directed,
ID issued cut of the District Court ofthe United
States for the Eastern District Of Arkansas in the
above entitled cause, / will, on
Tuesday, the lat Day of December 1855,
At MADISON, ARK, offer for sale. to the high
est bidder, the steamboat her Boat',
Furniture, kngire s, Machinery, etc.
Terms-A credit of three months. with approved
security. THOS.
u. s. Marshal E. d. of Arkansas.
By Sam W. Tappan, d. N.
Helena, Ark, November IA, 1855.
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RIVER NEWS.
sTEAzERs LEAVING
nfrrTn ~

ILLS OAf.
New orleans---GoLDEs RULE, shinkle, 10 q. m.
Friars Point. ---JAMEs LEE, Claggett, 5 pm.
Vicksburg..----CITY OF CAIRO, Lightner, 10 am.
Cincinnati.-----JANEs W. GAFF, Tichenor, s pm
Cincinnati --.-.GoLDES CROWN. Cbenew tn IS pm
0sceola-.----..CoAEosA, Cooper, 5 I'm.
Cat Observation-Disclosures, Randall, 4 pm.
SATURDAY.
Arkansas River.R. L. Corn, Saturday, 5 pm.
White River----DsSNET, Saturday pm.
White River -.....ALBERrA No. 3. Saturday, S pm.
St .FraneisRiver TIGER, Saturday, 5 pm.
81. FrancisRiver RENE MAcRE Apy, Sat'd'y, 5 pm.
New Orleans..a.C' Y NEW ORLEANS, Sat'd'y,4 p m.
St. Lonis.------.ARKASsAs CRY, Saturdays pm.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-11-27

COsby's Famous Cotton Belt.
The handsomest and best nine-inch fours
plug tobacco. S L Lee, sole agent.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-11-27

HAVING taken out letters Of adm nistration
III on the ettAte OF John Brown, DECEASED, mo-
tice is hereby given TO all persons having elsims
dersiEnsd, duly prpbstcd, within the. time. pre-
seribsd By Law; q they XII ss fossysf ess,ss;
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CHANCERY SALE
- OF
REAL ESTATE e:

II Al Els Es
No. S2es, r. K)-Chanccry Court of Shelby eoun-
ty-State of Tennessee 10 use, etc, VS.. VI.
Butler ct al; andNo. Sll0, h.o.-City OF Mem
phis VS., W. I. Hi es ct al.
pT virtue of an interlocutory decree Tor sale
ID entered in the above cause on the a.S day OF
November, 1855, Nj. b. 81. page ~, l will seH az
public auction, to the highest bidder, in front q
the Clerk and Masters office, courthouse Of Shell
by county, Memphis, Tenn, on
Saturday, December 10, 1883.
within legal hours, the following described prop
erty, situated in Memphis, Shelby county, Tenn,
to.wit: Part of lot IA, in block 81, beginning at
point in the south line of Beale street 70 feet east
from the corner of Turiey street, and running
thence south $50 feet; thence east % iest;
thence north 90 feet: thence west 81 feet; thence
north 100 feet to tee south line of Beale street:
thence west 37% feet 10 the beginning, adjoining
the lot sold by W I. Hines 10 the Unit-d sons.of
Zion.
six months; balance in equal payments. due IN
10, Is aud 20 months; purchaser to execute notes
with security, bearing interest from datS; lien
retained and redeu ption barred. This NoSem-
Der Is, 1857.
S. l. MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master.
b. J. NJ. Bradley, Deputy Clerk and Master
II. +. Dix, {. W. Frazer, John Johnston, O. W.
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Valuable Patent.

Daney's (HOrse) Cora and Pea Planter.
HAVING perfected my invention, I wish to
II place il before the public, especially man
ufaeturers. ASS Corn Planter, it Is a perfect sue
cess-OpsnE the drlfS dstrr5ctss rs~&ael sccu-
rately, Uniujsred, and covers the same, hereby
have beel used in this section for over dor
years With periect satisfaction. Cen give rhs2
tible testimonials. address
JOHN II. DANCY, Daneyvi0
Haywood countz@
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HOIstein Cattle Coming.

1En HEAD, direct from Holland, will arrive
lCO on November 18th. They are 4 superior
lot, selected BY US in person-ash fine cattle IS were
ever i'm ported TO America. We will odcr them 1T
W. l.. ARCHIBALD 4 SON.
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MEMORIALS TO TIE FRoNT-To all per-
II sons seeking Government employment in
any Of the departments at Washington. or any
other pot itions under the Government will send
tull instructions as 70 how to ps Oceed TO obtain
tho zane, and BLANK Forms Of App1icasfon
AT I0rk .bOx asa, CIhpeaso n.
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For Randolph Fulton, Osasola and Way Landings
COahOnfa. @
J. b. Cooper, msster.-.-J. W. Smithers. .-clsrk
Leaves az above every MONDAY, WEDNES-
DAY and FRIDAY at 5 Pm. The boats of this
line reserve tbs right to pass all landings the cap
ssin msy deam unsafe, Office, No. 4 Madison St.
JANFG LEE IN rre-;n+nn[e,
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Fine Side-M heoi u. =. Mail Steamer
Rene Macready.Es&lzI
O WHITE RIVER,

For Indian Bay, St. Charles, Clarendon, DsveIls
Bluff, Des Arc, Augusta, Jscksonport, Sesrcy.
No. 3, 80
Albert B. Smith, master, &xE
Nillleaye Memphis every Saturday at S o'clock
signed to Alberta No. 8, Msmpnis or Terrene,
will be promptly forwarded.
r. W. LIGHTBURNE. Agt.,
Rnnm B. Rasament Nnttnn Exchanea RnildinR.
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Y HAVANA LOTTERY
"a GOVERNMENT INSTITUTION
DRAWN At HAVANA, CubAs
Every 10 TO IA Days.
TICKETS In FIFTHB.

Wholes, e5i FFactiOns, pro rata.
See that the name GOULD Il Co. Is on the tick Of.
Subject to no manipulation, not controlled By
the parties in interest, it Is the fairest thing
the nature Of chance in existence.
For information and particulars apply TO SHIP
SEY Il CO., General Agents, 1919 Broadway, N.
Y. City. or No. s Vest Court st., Memphis. Tenn.
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l.. T. Ciaget....... Master Plat Rhodes.......cl erl
Willleave "a above on every MONDAY, WEDNES
DAY and at 8 O'Clock ID m.
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LEI I N STEAMERS.
Els LEE.

Friars Point and Memphis
sEd Osceole Packet Company.
For Helena, Glendale, Rriars Point and all Way
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There are one hundred and nineteen news
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OF this long list THE wAsHrNeroN EyENINe
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class
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-21

The proposition has been preached In New
York that the street car companies of that city
should pay to the corporation treasury roy atty
on each trip made, as q partial return for the
valuable franchise they hold, and as a conpen-
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this would be very good way to equalize the
load In all cities,
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Il
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Might 1t not occur TO the party workers ON
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Nm N 90 W " W
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There is evidently growing sentiment in
various parts of the United States in favor of
returning TO the whipping-post as legally rec
o'nized form of punishment. In some states,
rs In Delaware, Its use as substitute for i'm
prisonment In q certain grade of light crimes
against property is recommended, but usually
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for those who maltreat women and children:
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the country for that class of offences. A strong
Indication in this direction is furnished by the
recent action Of the directors of the Cincinnati
society for the prevention of cruelty to animals.
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slider the subject, which approved In the strong
est manner, the use OF "the whipping post as
one of the forms Of legal punishment for per-
sons guilty of beating and assauiting their
wives and other women, and of cruel treatment
OF children" The report is carefully prepared
and presents an exhaustive consideration of
the whole matter in all its phases, and shows
pretty clearly that the use of the lash would at
ford a protection to society which it does not
now enjoy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-21

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