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sherman's silver Bill.

The following ia the foil t. xt OF SEN
ator Sherman's bill TO amend the coin
age act OF February 20. 1878:
Be 10 Enacted ttc., That the coinage
OF the silver dollar provided for by the
first section OF the act TO which this is
an amendment be discontinued from
and after the passage Of this act.
Sec. 2. That the Secretary OF the
Treasury is authorized and directed to
purchase from time to time silver bull
lion in bars, not less than nine tenths
fiue, at the marknt price thereof, not
less than 100000 ounces per month,
and shall issue in payment therefor
coin certificates OF the United Stat 8
OF denominations OF not less than flr,
each corresponding with the denomi-
nations OF the United States notes;
and the bullion 90 purchased shell be
retained in the Treasury for the secur-
ity and for the payment OF the same,
and the amount Of such certificates at
any time outstanding shPl II not exceed
the cost OF the bullion purchased by
such certificates, and the certificates
thus issued shell be receivabls for Gus
toms, taxes and ell public dues, and
when 30 received may be reissued:
and the Secretary OF the Treasury shall
redeem in coin the same certificates on
their presentation for redemption at
the office of the Assistant Treasurer
OF the United States in the City OF
New York. in Gums not less than $50.
Sec. 3. That any holders OF stand
ard silver dcllirs or geld coin OF the
United States or gold bullion at its
mint value may depc sit the came with
the Treasurer or any Assistant Trear-
urer of tue United States, in sums not
less than $40, and receive coin certifi-
Gates therefor, similar in denomination
and legal { fleet to the certificates pro-
vided for in the preceding section.
The coin deposited for or representing
the certificates shall be retained in the
Treasury for the payment OF the same
ON demand.
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Trustees Sale.

10y virtue of deed oftrust executed to me,
b as trustee, BY Michael j. Heating and
MarvJ., his wife, recorded in book No. l57,
mage 369, OF the Registers Once of Shelby
county, Tenn, to secure the payment OF
certain Indebtedness therein mentioned, de-
fault having been made in said deed Of trust,
/ will, at the request Of the beneficiary, on
Thursday, January Il, ISS6,
within legal hours, viS., at ~ o. CLOCK m, az
the Courthouse door in the city OF Mem
phis, offer for sale and sell at public cutlery
for cash 10 the highest bidder, the properly
described in said deed, in the city OF Mem
phis (now the Taxing DISTRICT, county OF
Shelby and State OF Tennessee, to.wlt; be-
ing that part OF said city of Memphis former
iTealled South Memphis, being lot No. ), in
block IL, of Buffers division or addition,
heeinning Mt n point on the south side OF
Elliott street, so feet east of Avery street;
thence southwardly parallel with Avery
street one hundred and twenty feet SIX
inches (l20 GID TO the northwest corner OF
lot No. 2; thence east with the north line or
lot No, . sixty (60) feet; thence nOrthwaroly
parallel with Avery street one hundred ana
twenty feet six inches (l20 6-l2) to Elliott
street; thence west with Elliott street sixty
l60l feet 20 the beginning (being the same LOT
conveyed 10 Edward Heating by sue II.
Moore and Mildred W. H%rell and thelr
husbands N heirs ct law Of Gcrnelia Il. Per-
ker, decea2Si), togetheJ with all the i'm
provements tkSoeon and appurtenahees
thereto belonging. ,.,, r;u.
The equity OF redemption waived. Iltle
believed to be good, but will sell and con-
'e' 1s Ou''S' j. 7. LoAGUE, Trustee.
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IuvaIids' Hotel and Surgical IDsti-

This widely celebrated institution,
located at Buffalo, N. Y, is organized
with a full staff of eighteen expert
enced and Rkillful Physicians and Sur
geons constituting the most complete
organization of medical and surgical
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Medical Association, Buffalo, N. Y.
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pany, which came mp on a proposition
by Mr.. McRae Ark. to declare an
absoluts forfeiture Of the entire grant.
Without reaching a conclusion the
committee rose, and the matter re-
mains the pending order for next
Tuesdays meeting.
The subcommittee Of the House
Committee on Indian Affairs having
charge OF the Indian appropriation bill
have completed its consider alton, aud
the bill will soon be laid before the iull
committee. The bill. as now AIMED,
appropriates IS. 526, 053, being S67, 642
less than the bill Of last year, and
$525, 500 less than the estimates. The
items Of appropriation sre SS9, SEQ for
salaries and expenses Of agents. ~, All, :
SIS TO carry out treaty ttipul atone,
81 ,09l 300 for the support and civiliza-
ton a Indiaps, 81 ,C56,9j5 for the sup
port Of schools. $94, $40 for interest on
trust funds, 'sl32, 900 for incidental ex-
penses, SAC, coo for mifcel 1eous ex-
penses, and 100000 for sundry ex.
penses at agencies, including pay oil
interpreter and inspectors, building,
repairs. etc. The bill makes an in
crease in the approprit ton for the ed
ucation and civilization OF the Indians.
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m. Nn,,onnI CredIt is No More

Solidly founded than tho reputation Of Ban
sons Capctne Plasters. they are Known,
apnreaiated and used everywhere in Amer-
ica--its hospitals and It's homes. Physicians,
pharmaeists and druggists affirm that LOT
promptness Of action, certainty ana range
harrison, Once used their unequal edeNcel-
ienco recommends them, The public are
asain cautioned against the cheap, worthless
and shameless limitations offered BY monda-
Bounding names, such as "Oapsicin," "Cap
sicum, "Capucin," "Capsicine," etc. Ask
for Benson's, buy Of respectable druggists
only, and make apsrsonal ORGANIZATION. Inc
and the Werd "CaPeiue" cut in the center
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A VOID c0UNTERFEITs.

Send us 25 cents, and we will send you by
return mail box Of the genuine DR.. G. Nc
Lanes Celebrated Liver Pills and eight
handsome cards. Over City million boxes
have been used by the PEOPLE Of the U. s..
What better certificate could they haveg
FLEMING BROS, Pittsburg, Pa.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-01-29

AUSTIN, Tx, January 2S.-Thurs.
day afternoon near o'clock, from out
OF a clear sky q shower of very fine
dust was seen falling, There YVES no
wind at the time. The shower in
creased toward nightfall and contiu.
ued throughout hall the night. The
dust had peculiar effect on the lungs
and throat, causing irritation and
hoaYseness in some inttlnces. A SIM
liar phenomenon was witnessed mere
eight wears ago.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-01-29
ATTACKED BY MEXICANS.
A Company Of United States Troops
Fired Upon by Mistake.
Cepf. Crawford OF the Third Cavalry
KiIIed-PrObabIe Surrender
of GePOnImo's Apaches.

SAN FRAxoIsco, CAL, January 2S-
A telegram received at the Presidio
yesterday fom Fort Bowie, ATiz.,
signed Gen. Crook, gives the contents
ii dispt tch I om Lieut.. Msus, dated
Nocori, soro'a, Mex, January 2ltt.
1t states that the troops under Capt.
CraW ford on January 18th surrounded
and attacked an Indian camp fifty
miles foutheast of Nocori. A two
hours running fight took place and
number ~ Indians were wounded, but
all escaped. The hoJtiles sent word
thai they wished to hold cor ference.
While the troops were in camp await
ing the time fixed for the conference
they were stacked by ia Mexican
soldiers. Efforts were made TO let the
Mexicans know thst the troops were
Americans ard friends. Capt. Craw-
f)rd and Lieut. Maus advanced to ia k
with them, whereupon a volley was
fired. Capt. CiawfJrd was shot in the
head, and Mr.. Horn, int, prefer, was
slightly wounded in the ltfs arm.
THE MEXICAN FIRE
was partly returned by the scouts OF
Capt. Crawford's command, but only
sufficient to keep them at a distance.
The firing lated hall an hour, when
Lieut.. Maus succeeded in bavipg q
talk with the officer in command OF
the Mexicans, whose captain bad in
the meantime been killed. The Mex
leans said the Americans were taken
for ho,tiles owing 10 the darkness.
The Mexicaus signed a paper 70 that
effect. The loss 10 the Americans by
the nj ntunate affair were Capt.
CIaN ford, mortally wounded; Mr..
Horn, chief Cf 81 outs, and two In
dams slightly wounded, and another
severely wounded. The Mexican loss
was four killed and five wounded. In
telegram Lieut.. Msus Pays he be-
lieves the Mexicans expected to drive
the Americans off with their over
whelming f)rce ard secure their camp
and effects.
CAPT. CRAWFORD
died on the 18th, during the rlarch to
No :ori, where he was buried. He
was unconscious until bis death. Lient.
mHub tHeu hbhuutu COunuahu WI -
the Il oops were en- route to Nocori.
Twenty-Five fquaws entered camp,
through whom arrangemer for
a conference with two bucks Of the
oJtile bandwere made. This ended by
Chief Mana and one buck, the wife and
child OF both Geronimo and Natchtz,
the sister Of Geronimo, one boy and a
woman being given as hostages to
Lieut. Maus for the observance Of
peace until Geronimo MEETS Gen.
Gre OK, with whom he expressed a
wish to have a telk. A meeting be-
tween Crook and Geronim o will take
take place in about month, and W II
undoubt adly end in the Indians sur
render. The band consists of Chiefs
Geronimo, Natchez, chihuahua and
Name, twenty bucks and so me women
and children. Lieut.. Maus is Iow
heading for Lapgs ranch.
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Administrator's Notice.

HAVING taken out letters. Of admins
IL tration on tho estate OF John Brown,
ons having claims against his estate to pre-
sent the same to the undersigned, duly pro-
bated, within the time prescribed BY law,
or they will be forever barred.
VIM a. BROWN, Admin strat0r.
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In case Of sick headache, bilioufness, tor
pidliTer, dyspepsia and costiyeness, DIR.
G. McLAxE's CELEBRATED LIVER Pitts"
never fail to give relief, for both sexes and
ages; they are prompt with regard to even
the most delicate constitutions. None genu-
inc withoa. the signature Of Fleming
Bros, Pittsburgh, Pa
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-01-29

Ds. PIKRcR's "Pleasant Purgadve
Pellets" cleanse and purify the blood
and relieve the digestive organs
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Release ! from Bond.

Custom HOUSE,, MEMPHIS, TEES.,
SUEyEroR's OFFICE Decemter "a, 1879. ]
n,HIS is to certify That have this day re-
l. Ieas I'd from bonded car ten 10Y barrels
Whisky In ported from Bremen, Germany,
consigned TO l. F0LTZ, Memphis, Tenn,
per steamship Eider The duties having
been paid, the Whisky is now in possession
VI -1' " GEO. A. HESSEN.
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MKssRs. FLENIxG BRos.:
pEAR SiRs-I have used your DR.. G. Nc
Lanes Liver Pills for great many years,
and find them the best pills l can get bold
Of. ! use them as a preventive Of sick and
nervous headache. They are the b st rene
dy can get. remain az ever, yours, etc.,
A. II. MCDONALD.
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Surveyor Of Customs, Port Of Men pc I

p1- The above Whisky is now on sale
et FOltz's SsmpIe.rOOms, I86 Main
sIrtca. Call and try it. He has also other
6ne brand such as McBrayer, o. +. c. Tay-
lor. Belle OF Ne SON, and complete stock
fine hrnndiea.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-01-29

EMOoRATs TO THE FRoNT-TO all
~ persons seeking Goyernnent I'm
VVashington. or any other positions under
ne Goyesnment, will send iull instructions
rs 10 how 10 proceed TO obtain the sane,
and Hank Forms OF Anpla ss T0H ~
NJ 1plHiRt5SI' 1NaR.hNE 2as. sDsNeaG0
nEAFNESS-It CAUSES and CS hE,ey
~ one who was deaf twenty-eight ,yeais
ar,atsd Nv most-of the noted specialists Of
the nay with no benefit. CyRED AlhskLi m n
three nonths, and since then HUNDREDS o.
Others By Same process. plain, simple s9 q
PSeS, is East 9osh ST., New York city,
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C-ANCERY SALE
Oh
REAL ESTATE.

No. 5SO5, R.-Chancery Court of Shelby
county-Stute o Tennessee for its own
use, etc, VS.. P. NJ. Winters ct al.
DY vTtuo OF an interlocutory decree for
d sale, entered in the above cause on the
23d day a Move 4 Der, 1895, NJ. d. so, page
2lS, will sell, at public auction, to the high
est bidder, in front o, tho Clerk and Mas
ter's office, courthouse OF Shelby county,
a.,n.,hir Tam IN
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Sale postpOnetl until Saturday,
the 9th day February. 1856;
i n IOAGIlE. Trustee.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-02-26
STATE Tax sales Of tnmossb,e Property
State of Louisiana, y<. Delinquent Tax
Payers.

State of Louisiana, vs.. Delinquent Ia.
Payers.
BIZ virtue of the authority vested in IN,
hv the Constitution and laws of the Stat,
al I.oaisia.ia, will sell. at the pri:.c;r1
fruut door of the Csarti,ogS. in whicl
file Civil District Court of said parish i.
h~id. within the legal hours for .JiIicia
sales, hrginniny al IL o'ciock a.m.. ca
Saturday, the Sd of April 1886
and couliusing on each sufrecain. day
until said s:,ies are cunl;,lelcd, al thu
pruicrty upon " !iirh taxrs are now due
10 the State of |. uisiana and parish oi
Wiun. TO eufsrce co.iec. ion af taxes as
eesscd ia the year lSS1, together NTH in
ecrcsl tlereuia. fr.m the 3lst day Of de-
eensbcr 4. ID. ISSl, AT ,lst rate uf ] pc.
cent. per nlontll. until paid. and all casts.
The names OF said sieiingu.-nI Tax
payers, The ani..,.ilt Of taxes due by each
IN the Assessment of said rear. and the
property assessed TO each to be offered
IOr sab. as follows, tu-Mit:
Resident Delinquent Tax Debtors parish
81 Minn, ioti~iana.
Du-k X Green. $50 acres. n III Of Sw, sw
u ne zee Is township II range ? ", n
W 1T s. sec z. II hf of *, : bisof ne Sec B
~ 0fuw SET . township, 8 range v, n
ne sec y. TOW nsl,ip IL raj &C 3w, II
= 0i - sec 2, township, Is range ", n
" IT ~ sec .. ;oNuship 10 range W.
~ II ,iw, ne ut ne see -. nv :.:-d Sw III
Ne, nv III *, re Of sw see 81, township
1.ranSe ". par 10 state , 6i poll 81
u Il Hickman poll osily 4
John Holnacx p,li only 81
Alien jtr,iau u.,e y<.srliug Dar 0f state
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Township 10 Range l East.


Samuel Snowden entry. sw Of sc sec 2,
Lots ,. 4. 0, 10 and l5, sec IL, parish
9.04 state 5.i0.
Henry Smith entry, sw OF NV. ne Of sw
sec 6. sc Of ne and ne of Sc sec /, in L
10r W, parish 6.I0 state 3.S4.
TEos s Boardinan entry, lots 3, 4. 8. 6, II
and 13. sec |. parish 9.72 state 5.Si.
Felix Ill ihibanit entry, hf of e hf sec
parish 6.40 state S.sf.
David z Key entry. lots II and Is. sec 32
and lots J, and Ii sec u, parish 6.60
state 1856.
Josiah keene entry. lots .. 10. ii and Il,
sec 50. parish $40 state 5.6i.
James Z @ Ian entry, w hf CT sw sec B
and n hi Of NV and Sc Of NV sec 8, par
ish 500 state I.S0.
John Roberts entry, e hf of ne sec 6, par
ish 3.23 state I.92.
Levi Worcester entry. hf Of NV and Inf
of sw. sw of sw sec IL, " hf OF NV aud
nv Of sw sec II. parish 1850 state 7.eS.
Adam Haddox entry sw of sw sec s,
parish 1.60 state DC.
Griffin Ross entry, sc of sw sec 6, ne Of n
sec Z, parish $40 state 1.Q2.
John s L Able entry, hf Of ne sec s,
parish 80 state 1872.
annette Thibauit entry, Sc Of sw see II,
and lots 5, and of sec Is. parish GAO
state 3.S4.
TJfhibanlt entry, e hf Of ne sec IL, parish
30 state la.
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Wiley r. Wilson, one po'y Eorse cow 4 cal
parish % state i poll, 81
r 3 Arlington. one cow. and 4:hogs, par
ish 10 stale aud poll 06
w L Bell. one horse, head of cattle and
hogs. parish SO state and pcll 81
" ID Boren. so acres, sc of Sc and e of sw
of Sc sec IL, and G hf of NV Of ne see 20.
t9r3 ", parish 80 state and poll 50
Louis Bouie, Improvement OH public Ind
hogs. parish 20 state and poll IL
Il J Brock, one pony and hogs, parish
SO state and poll 23
Prince Brown. poll only 81
Il j Kruce, poll only
jackson Chelette, poll only 81
Z n Devore, one public improvement,
hog. parish 81 state and poll 81
r l. Frantom, poll only si
Primas Harrail, one horse, paIish 40
s.ate and poll II
I 4 Iammontree, poll only 81
q HilIburn, poll only 81
Louis Howard, poll only 81
John Howell, poll only 81
Z H. james, 4 head cattle and head hogs
an1 improvement parish Vi state aud
poll 81
Charles I.asyone. one colt and one cow,
parish Is state aud poll W
n Miller. IS acres, u interest In Sc of s
W, sw OF Sc sec %, and NV of ne and all
that part OF ne of NV, boygy branch, &
al that part Of Sc of ne sec 81, west Of
Mars Hill Branch. t9r4 ", parish 2.69
state and poll ? Oh
.J ID Miller, v interest in Sc Of sw, sw of
Sc sec 20, and nw OF ne and that part of
ne of ne west Of Boggy Branch, and all
that part Of Sc Of sc see 81, west of
Mars Hill branch, t9r4 ", parish 40
state aud poll 81
Fred McCcllun, poll only 81
David Mcdonald, poll only 81
NJ L o Neal, poll only 81
G WRogers, poll only 81
3 n Stroud, poll only 81
William Stroud, poll only 81
j Is Williamson, horses and one wagon
parish 10 state and poll 81
s Emmons Sr. head cattle and improve
ment on public land, parish 10 state
and poll 20
S Emmons .Jr, poll only ST
NJ Hammons. head cattle, 6 hogs and
one Improvement ON public land, par
ish .43 state and poll 26
James Howard, poll only 81
George Jordon, poll only 81
William A Allen, poll ouiy 81
Wash Brownfield, improvement on pub
lie land, parish 80 state and poll L
J u Canady. poll only 81
william Garter, s head cattle. parish thirty cts
J. G. Carpenser. one mare Id cattle and hogs
parish IS state 4 potl %
Il -. Carpenser, horse ; hogs X oxca asd
dsiisr & ~ eisssy Our ssssa eesss : = '''''s : '''
n p C5iI(o2 kd entt5e bozs ard public i'm
14evene4k parish A state 3 Poli LIS
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-02-26

Ten hines or css. Soapsrcil type. is square.
ear1s II personal character Will be charged
tssets rsf0.
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Thos Davis entry, NV of ne and lot 6. see
81. parish :s.60sstale 2.I6.
ID W Woodrough entry, ne of ne sec -,
parish 90 state OF
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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-03-10
4 Wash;noton ,a;snatob 81 ,bo ri,

A Washington dispatch to the Gin
cinnati Commercial GGzettc says: A
well-known diamond merchant of Gin
cinnati arrived here. His mission was
to deliver diamond necklace to cer-
tain high government official for his
wife. The necklace was ordered months
ago. and the markets of the world have
been ransacked TO produce the brilliants.
There are forty stones In the necklace,
the centre stone being valued 1T ~, 800;
every stone is of the same color, the
priceless blue shade; and they are
arranged IN perfectly graded sizes from
the centre each way TO the buckle. Not
stone has fiaw 1t is held that in
perfection Of individual stones, exact
ness Of shade and size, there is no neck.
lace in the world to equal ii, though
many may far exceed it in money. Ii
is understood that 60, 900 was the first
value Of the stones.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-03-10


The woman who is fitted 60 sympa-
thize with the pursuits and interests of
a husband, will be equally well fitted to
adorn society and to elevate its tone,
nor win she find her gifts wasted. There
is ample field for the work of intellectu-
al women and Of business women who
can give their time to work outside their
own homes. There need be no question
Of woman's sphere or woman's rights.
The world needs workers in its noblest
fields lit matters not whether they be
men or women, married or single
there is room for them all
Let the girls make of themselves the
best they can. let the mothers do their
best in training them. Then surely the
well-balaneed, conscientious, thoughtful
young woman will not need to think,
until the time comes for her to decide
the immediate question, whether she is
fit for wife or not. Henrietta Ddris,
tn Good Housekeeping.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-03-10
ConIaM,t stana Presperitr.

Are. your parents livingfn an
Arkansaw school teacher asked of .
boy.
"Mur IL, but pap ain'tn
That's bad?"
ZWbat'S bad! That mur's living, Or
that pap's dead2p
Its bad that your father IL dead =
"Yas; the man that had mortgage
on the crap said SO"
"What was the matter with your
fatherg"
He couldn't stand prosperity. Z
"Why, how did prosperity kilI
him ~
"Wal. old Bill Simmons Civ papa
whole jog o. whiskey, On It was MORN
be could stan He done his best,
hut she downed him, ''--E Arkansaw
Traveller.