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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-22
JUANiTA.

A temper that doth cause me sorrow
Hath my Juanita. When say
In pleading tone: "Oh, love, to-dayl''
She answers instantly: Tomorrow"
She's always sad when mirth invests me:
She sings when tears my wan cheek!
cover;
And when / murmur that love her
She tells me promptly she detests me.
Because she thus my heart doth harrow
daily die. Whene'er / say
In pleading tone: ''Oh love, to-dayl"
She answers instantly: Tomorrow"
Whene'er seek to read her eyes
They quicklyto the ground are thrown;
And when likewise drop my own,
She with intentness scans the skies.
.Demonr' doth pierce me like an arrow
When cry ''Angel:'' When / say
In pleading tone: "Oh love. to-day"
She answers Instantly: Tomorrow
When victory try to gain
She's sure TO rout me utterly;
And near so near. TO ecStacy
She makes me bear internal pain.
from her mien no hope can borrow.
She's pitiless. If i should say
With dying lips: "Oh love, tO-dayP'
She'd answer Instantly: Tomorrow"
-Sanda Enos in America.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-22
WHAT DO YOU WANT?

Doyou want Servants, Clerks or Mechanics
Do you want TO rent a Room. House or
Store?
you want to buy or sell Horse, Wagon
or any kind Of Vehicle?
Do You want to Rent or Sell your House,
Office, Store, Lot or Farm?
DO you want TO sell your Good and
Fixtures.
Have you Second Hand Goods of any kind
hat you wish TO Sell or Exchange!
IfSO, Try The Globe WantCOlumnS
And You Win Be Happy.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-22
BUTTE AND HELENA.
The Two Young Giants Grow
ing Up in the State OF
Montana.
Graphic Story of Scenes in
Butte After the Sun Has
Gone Down.
& City Which Is Affected With
an Epidemic of Drink
ing ana Gambling.
Helena, on the Other Hand,
Rapidly 0utgrOwing the
Tough" Period.

BUTTE. Mont, Dee. 13.-An Eastern
pilgrim. who came west TO obtain lib
eral education, and naturally brought
up in the greatest mining camp on
earth" 70 get the finishing touches, re-
paid the tender care of his instructors
by informing the effete natives when he
returned home that Butte was 1.-The
wiekedest place on the face of the
earth.' Such is the ingratitude of some
men that, like the adder i'll the snake
story, they will turn and bite the bosom
that furnished food and warmth.
Thirty thousand people are now living
In the great mining camp OF Butte in
the famous Silver Bow valley. Their
chief article of diet is soft coal smoke
from the smelters. which, like death
and taxes, is always with them, but
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-22

leading merchants and bankers are adj
dicted TO wine-bibbing and poker-play-
ing, it follows that the smaller fry
closely initiate those who set the pace.
EverybOdy-Of course there are some
eXceptions-frOm the president of the
bank down to his humbleSt clerk drinks
and CANDLES at Butte. 1t is like an
epidemic; hot while it lasts, but in time
bound to burn itself out. Butte
will eventually emerge from this
scOurge all the better for having had
the experience. Those on the inside,
who claim to know, say that much pri-
vate tipping is INDUCED in by the re-
spectacle married ladies of the wonder
full EldoradO. At dinner party given
by a prominent citizen not long since
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-22
Looked Like Cheek.

Detroit Free Press.
A lady drove up to the postoffice ina
buggy yesterday and called to a gentle
man who was passing:
"Would you be kind enough to mail
these letters"'
ooh, certainly" he replied. as he
bowed and scraped and received them.
''Get stamps and put on, please"
"Certainly."
At the end of five minutes he came
out and she fished twenty-bill out of
her portmonnaie and asked:
"Can you make the changew
No. MAN,"
"Then I'll bring it next time I come.
Thanks, and good morning."
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-22
A Natural Reason.

PUCK.
Miss DecolIete-Do you go to the
opera often, Miss Ann Gular?
Miss Ann Gular-No; / cannot bare
to 60 to the opera.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-22
We Hear but Faint Objections.

Toronto Mail.
Let Chicago have the worlds fair by
all means.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-14

uAMBURG-A American SIS. Line for Hamburg.
EIFrst cabin s45 and upward steerage at low rates
FXPRFSs SERVICE between New-York. South
annton and Hamburg by the twin steamers Au
gsa Victoria and Columbia Of i00 900 tons and ~ 500
borss power Send for rates and sailings - -
Company's Office, 81 Broad Q. b. RICHARD co.
"SS' u I G0RTIS Mar. 81 Broadway, N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-14
Summer Resorts.

~ HE BRADFORD, in Rye, near Harrison staton.-An
elegant private boarding house good stablinQ. 45 min.
utes Ne-YOrk House open for Inspection Feb 81.
% % Season commences May /. Lave az Har-
rison n Y, n. H.. N. r. r. or address HARRISON.
BOX iO7. For particulars call az 43 West 22tst.
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lACIFIo MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANIES

I1AIIFIU MAIL DIEANIouII .OOlII AN .
i LINES FOR CALIFORNIA, JAPAN, CHINA.
CEdTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA AND MEXICO.
From New-York pier foot o. CanaI.sst5 N II
For san Francisco via the Isl linus or Panama.
COLON sails wednesday, February 20, noon.
From San Francisco. LIST and Brannan sts
For China and Japan.
c1Tv or RIO DE JANEIRo sails Thurs. Feb. 21 3 D. m.
For frelght passage and general information apply &C
company's oree the pier foot o. Canal. So, IN: r.
NO'HP'"J H ]. BULLAY, Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-14
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N. Y. OF


sd Simon Rosder 70 Jennie RoodsS s11,s57
est RaSsrt F,os sOG 70 Isidor AbrShams o5oC
Madison ave No I53S: II West TO Stapler Id, 00C
valentinsaye $50 # Of HgherTlas Nda KSsS 5or
Av ga S SSG 70 Simon ha6erma $4,000
l0th.ave W s extends from 1s2d-st 70 1SSd,st oof
25x9i. 9xi7. 2x30x9. lOx7S.s; William Dem -.
mark and wife 70 Denis Feehen-. ozs
5lstst, 425 q of 11thaye, 25xi0Ol1 10 - xoc
527 West; Mcdonald, referee, % II 4 smith 17'SoC
loth-aye, cor 141stst 99.i1x10o; James :,
McKenna and wife 10 Chas McKenna..-; IL
Grandst, % IT Of GOerck-st 25x7o; Sarah a roc
Travis, wife, 20 George Z Travis loooV
comsoes s and wifs 10 de- Sofa Menses a5ooc
s'Ihs R,eset referee, q to AnSs Kelly H. iOc
Myrssys yo,so :, d e Of l1RSSs 2SO
1o9th-st s, "a II W OF 4th-ave, 1lxo0lOi Jere,
msah Pangburn and wife and E X Adams and
Benjamin Tuthiu and wife 10 James Koran
Same property ] F Koran 20 Pangburn ct al
aosthst Mary Barnes ct al to VIM Peters 10000
Io5thst, s, $50 It e Of 9thave. 75x201 10 to
106th- st; Dumont Frelinghuysen and wife -
70 Charles w Gould on
Park Place, No IL, and No IA Murray-st; John
Plat ct al heirs Isaac L Plat. 70 George
Nulke, As parts. 1000
'N1 Sane s'I rs part $1,000
'A Moses othnger = 1o5 900
Lawson al and wife to Bertha Heds6ereer $500
l62d-st s 5, lot 50 map North Melrose 25x
co1neiy and Wife, eiasors ..o'el l $500
zSth-st s, $50 IT Q OF 11th-aye 25xfCO4 Fred.
erek Hussey to Alexander Moore. 1000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-14

anriion Sales of Real GstGte.
]. e. LEVINESs, Auctioneer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-14
New-York, "Wednesday, Feb: 1s. 1889:

New-York, "Wednesday, Feb 13. 1889.
The following sales held at the Exchange and
Auction Room to-day.
Mot OF land iOth-ave, cor OF 2OotnAb 45IlA
100; IT L. Reynolds, ~, 0S0. ..o., -
/ lot West 20oth-st, 100 IL Q OF 1Vh-aNe' zoA
99l1 same buyer, sT20
BY Richard V. Harnett 4 90.
fve-story Cat, with lot No 405 East 6Sd,st, $,
1906 It 9 Of istave let 25xl0o.5; g Cohen, sl3 400
fourstor building with lot No GAG East 5Jth-sb
sS II q 2d-ave, lot 25xes9 G Adrian $4,000
BY A. H. Muller & Son. -
thrtse-story house with lot, No IS Bank-st 9 S 60
II W Of 4thst lot 19.10x75; w NJ Whitney, $lS,OIo
similar house. with lot, No Van Nest Place, n s
2ocl Il Of Bieeeker st. lot 2ox949 MeManus s1S 500
Sale dwelling, with lot No ia West 69th-st OF
9tlave was adjourned TO February %.
BY James Bleecker Son.
Sale OF lots Oh uaye, $50 ana 04n SIS was aourheo
die.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-14
Real estate.
Disbursements Abolished.
What II Amounts To.

IOt1I : W
WAY this vast annually
Attend 20 the " disbursement item"
These burdensone extras be saved by using the
system abolished disbursements for searches
The Title Guarantee and Trust Company has made
these searches against every Of land New-York
City, all, expense OF than $3.50 600
examines and guarantees titles for fixed fees
and makes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-14

Ocean 5teamers.
TOURS IN TROPICAL SEAS.
Novel and unsurpassed scenery any climate ootainaoe
Trims embracing from 70 forty ports, occupying TWO
weeks or iongerspecially arranged. Coupons available
ON any az Inc Atlas Line steamers sailing fortnighuy
FIVE DOLLARS A DAY
defays all necessary expenses OF tour 70 jamaica Hay
Carthagena Savanilla, Nicaragua Costa tuca ana me
Noouto Coast Ports Only First Cabin Passengers car
red. Address either
PIN. FoRwooD co. Agents. "a Safest, N. Y.
THos. COOK SON. Tourist Agencies.
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Dividend Notices.

OFFICE OF THE AMERICAN COAL COMPANY,
No. / BROADWAY, ROOM 1862
New-YOTk February II, 1882
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of the
American Coal Company, Of Allegany County, Mary;
per cent upon capital stock Of the company, payable
st this Office Monday, March IL. 1880
o'clock D. M and reopened on the morning of March ~,
1889. GEO. VI. DOWLBY, Secretary
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE

I'll.
rAe,s was considerable competition at the Reai
estate Exchange yesterday for No. So Bank-st' ana
70 Van Nest Place offered by Peter F. Meyer OS
srser of the executors. No. So Bank-st Is 'nrce-
sory high-stoop brick house on lot l0lOx'o. ilo
sddIng started in at $4,000 and ran up rapidly 70
slao75, at which price William N. whitney was ule
huver No. Van Nest Place is lot 20xe4lo WI. Win
smlar buildings thereon. The bidding ran ir tha
an 900 TO S1S,s James v. McManus was 'no
buyer. - So M oA6 East Thirty
nsnth-st fourstory and cellar brick scnso}SS o f
iot 25x08.9. The property produces Io aSs, 900
81 500 per annam The bidding ran from SaS'V 3SO
20 sdo'oTys TIE same anctoneer offered No 4o0 East
sxty-thlrd- ST. five-story and cellar MAJ on lou
S5xioO 1t sold for $i3 400 TO CasSeI oohen.
The Auction Room Committee viii meet To-Day at
o'clock TO hear the arguments Of tne apcuppneers
against the renting Of extra signs u sse
The sub-Committee on Taxation ana assessment OF
which sinclair Myers the chairman, VIII me e TO- TO-
tSe lines Of he Brundage BILL recently introduced at
Albany which proposes 10 tax mottsSgoS anu an
other forms of personal property IL prooaoe that
The bnI viii be met with considerable opposition
Irias II Bruqfere, In conjunction with Richards
l. ssnss has sold the leasehold property No. go West
Tortv-ninth-sf a tourist hgh-stoop brownstone
dweilinc on lot I7.5x55x1oo6, for $1,000.
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Ocean Cleaners.
>r0RDpEUTsCHER LLOYD SIS. co.

NTORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD SIS. co.
IN SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON,
NEW FORK, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
Steamers sail from pier foot 2d-st, Hoboken-
FAST EX PRESS STEAMERS.
Elbe. Sat Feb 16, a. m. Ems. SAT Mch: 2 M
Aller.. Wed, Feb 20 a. Tssye wea Mcn o. m.
First Cabin s75 ara upward berth according 70 loca-
don Second cabln $50 berth Seerage az lowest faeA
OELRICHS & CO.. No Bowling Green
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-14

ID ErER +. MEYER Auctoneer.
EXECUTRIX'S SALE.
BY ORDER OF SARAH LYNCH,
EXECUTRIX OF
WILLIAM LYNCH. DECEASED
ABSOLUTE SALE WITHOUT RESERVE
ADRIAN H. MULLER SON.
VIII sell az auction on
THURSDAY, FEB 81, 1888,
At 12 O'clock at the Real Estate txchange,
No. 80 Liberty-st, ez
los CHOICE AND VALUABLE LOTS,
Located
STH AND EDGECOMBE AYES,
18TH, 156TH 18TH. 15yIIl
RIVER AND EXTERIOR Sis. -... ~,
9TH 9TH AVE. J. STATION. 155THsE SII-AHt:
Along the entire front OF this property ana also INC
whole Of Exerorst bulkheads have Just been com,
pleted, and the Harlem River Improvement now DeihS
made by the United States Government VIII HAke ~ Oho
Of the most valuable water fronts In the city. -.
60 per cent may remain mortgage az D per cent
Title guaranteed by the Lawyers Title insurance COM
Rany. Books, maps &C., at the AucuoneerS onoe 1
Pine-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-14
aIusiraI gnstrumcnts.

NUMBER OF slightly used upright and SQUARE er b se
o. make which were specially selecteu ~
nv the artists OF the Metropolitan Opera House
during the past opera season win be sold az "p0i"
reduction from our regular prices ,o.A ..
VIM. KNABE CO.. -112 6th-ave., above loeFs~
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OCEAN STEAMSHIP co.

OCEAN STEAMSHIP co.
W TRi.WEEKLY LINE FOR SAVANNAH.
From New Pier 35 N. r.. foot OF Spring.
SIS. TALLAHASSEE. Saturday. February le D. m
CITY OF AUGUSTA. Tuesday, tcb. ~, D. M
SIS. NAcoocHEE. Thursday, February p 4. p n
F1orido and western Railway for all points In Georgia
Florida South Carolina Alabama and Louisiana Un,r-
nassed Accommodations. Frstelass Table dHote. toe
freight and passage ,T apply to uAsH.cEN
een,l Iet - sav'h FAST Freight e. Agt S. +. and ".
Line, 81 Broadway. Eway, 261 Broadway-
r. I. WALKER Aet Ocean s. g. Co. New Pior 30 N =
CHARL ESTON, S. c., AND THE SOUTH
~ AND SOUTHWEST
JACKSONVILLE. FERNANDINA ,,o,,rrs
AND ALL FLORIDA fOlNId4
THE CLYDE STEAMSHIP COMPANY 80
Steamers appointed 70 sail nom Pier - ~ N lio-
Gated between Roosevelt and Chabess sss every Tuesday
and Friday. at D. follows.
sEMfNoL Charleston and Jacksonville Friday. geb 15
OHlsROkltb JacksolYie direct LLesnsaS FsQ. ~
YEMASSEE, Charleston and Fernandna Tuesday. teb TO-
IRooUofs new Chas and Jacksonville Friday Feb %.
Insurance under open policy objected e. onsafth OF
IS Broadway, NJ z
T. @. EGER. G. T. A. @. s n p Line. als Envy. Nh.
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General News.

WEATHER clear and warm.
TnE Guiding Star left New Orleans satur,
for Cincinnati.
LEE liners today-Coahoma for Friars
Point and Rosa Lee for Osceola.
THE Cherokee is the Independent Line
packet this afternoon for St. Louis
THE Thos. Sherlock left Cairo for New Or
leans at o'clock yesterday morning.
OWING 10 the rapid decline In the river the
Vicksburg wharf boat has been noated
down 10 the lower landing.
TIE James Ice, Mark Cheek, Master, will
be the Arkansas City boat this afternoon.
PILors Robt Kirkpatrick and Jesse Jane.
, son left st. Louis by rail for New Orleans 10
pilot the tow-boat steamer Hendricks TO
Memphis.
THE Mississippi Valley tow-boat Hoxie
with a fleet OF barges OF bulk and pack
age freight left St Louis for New Orleans last
Saturday afternoon.
Tho st. Louis Republic says George
Richcy went out as Associate Pilot with Joe
Gaines, OF the steamer Cherokee, James
Dcanc rcsigning TO take the wheel Of the
II. A. Speed.
TIE raft tow-boat Everett was sunk by a
wind storm last Thursday near Burlington,
Iowa, on the Upper Mississippi, Capt Peel,
George Howard, Mrs. Bell, infant and nurse
girl were lost The boat was owned by the
Burlington Lumber Company.
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PROPOSALS

Addressed 20 Austin Miller Chairman. bolivar.
Tenn. arc invited until Monday. May 4 Of noon,
for the following wofk 10 he done for the West
1cnncs.ce Hospital for Insane.
Completion oi Carpenters work. carpenters ma.
tcrial nas machine or electric light plant gns fat
urca. hardware and painting
Plans for the work required may he seen Al Aus.
tin Mliicrs once OF thai u the undersigned
Specifications for any branch Of the work will be
forwarded promptly upon application 10 persons
desiring 10 bid.
fly orler oi The roard Of Commissioner
MCDONALD bios. Architects,
Fifth aud Market sta. Louisville, Ky.
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Chancery Sale
Oh
II r. A l. r. S T A T e.

10. 2i2l R--chanccry Court Of Shelby County
}. N. Wallace ". W. n GrcCnlaw q AZ
~ virtue Of an inicrlocut0ry decree Cor faie en-.
lefvd ~ the above cah,c on tho I'd day Of Decum.
~ D. Oh PAGE gifi vii soil. az public suction.
10 the highest biddrf IN fOnt NJ the tlerk and Mas
!crs once ~ We Main ttry.i ohtfgncg OF the court
house of Shelby County. McmphlA Tennessee on
saturday.
Tho 9Th day OF April. 1850.
within legal hour, the following described prom
city. situated IN the Taxing District Of shelby
4 ccrialn Tract u land situated. lying and being
IN the County " thclhy aud ttaie II 1cnues.ee.
on Loosa liatshle River being pari q the Talbot
phis Hopcnca loal Estate stock Association
aud designated a. 10 ncre Tract, boun ded az FOL.
lQws lEglnulng AZ the northeast corn o. Of i0i
~ 10 acre tract II being stake on the Ia Nh of tad
river thence west along aud with the north bound.
afy 81 said los 0iinQ acre tract twenty one (lil
chains aud twcniy'ihrcc lln LINKS 70 stake which
form an ash marked ~. hciug the souihe astcor
ncr ~ the 100 tract sold o. VIM Clark thence
north With aid Clara. e-H boundary line iotty-
seven li chains 10 stake. thcncr east thirty an
QG chains aud thirty seven On links 10 stake GA
tousa Haichie River thence south q. dcEfves
wet Nth the mcander ~ said rivcf ntccn ual
chains aud ten liOl links. theno south u vest
twelve an chains thcncc south a. west thirteen
Qal ehsins aud aiy W links to ne sssinnins
Also lots "a y, 70 aud ~ u the Naldfan suhdi'
vision. each haylng ifont Of hiiy C0 icsi on The
east line Of waldfan avenue aud extend ing cast
ward hctween parallel lines thrcc hundred and ono
CON feet 10 the Wosi line Of the Mhoon prppeny
The south line Of lot ~ IL go feet VI lot y 4 iuO
feet Of lot ~ IL $50 feet and Of lot ~ Il .t0O feet
north Of north line of Poplar street
Terms Of sale-One.ihird cash, balance on
credit OF and " mouths note bearing Interest
with security required. lien retained, redemption
barred
ikE 9Th day Of April issa
M.toaif q walker Hurley Wright andtrafi q
Craft solicitor.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

MExrHn TKxs.. April 10, 1850
The annual meeting Of the stoosholden Of the
Pianters Pin Marine Insurance Co. Of Mem.
phis. viii be held Al the Compauys once wED.
SksDAY. NAr 1, isss. bs,wssn the houu Of 10
an and pa. for NE .isetlon Of nine % Dlrsc.
torl 10 ssrfe the ensuing rear
IN HuErER rscrsisry .Trasufsr
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AZ Cairo. m.
Special Dispatch 70 Tho Appeal.

special Dispntch 70 me Appeal.
CNRo, ILL.,. April 2l.-The City Of Cairo
passed up this morning, fair trip. Henry
Lourcy got away 2 am, and will add barge
loaded In the bends with corn. 0'Neill and
Diamond with empties passed to Ohio. A.
J. Baker passed 10 ~. Louis with two bargcs
81 lumber. Silas Y. Coe brought a tow to
Cairo and took two barges 20 ST. Louis TO-
day. II. Il. frisble from New Orleans Is here
and will ga 10 st. Louis In the morning with
part OF Goes tow. Thos sherlock left here
at o o'clock this morning for New Orleans.
loaded Hat Iron Age from ST. Louis left
this afternoon for Pittsburg. River twenty
one feet, a rise OF five inches In twenty.four
hours The Harry Marks aud bargcs arrived
at o'clock pm, and will leave for 81.
Louis In the morning. The City OF Vicks.
burg twill leave before midnight, adding but
little here. The Granite s tate will arrive
up at o'clock tonight light.
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Chancery Sale
or
REAL ESTATE.

No. 6lso \ In the chspcsry Court oi shelby
Couniy-h 4. Lyle ". N, x. Lehihear ct ~.
ny virtue Of an introductory decfoo for saie.
entered IN The above cause on tie i;tb day oi fcb
ruary, 1883, " n. %, pagQ rs will scl II public
auction, 20 the highest bidder, IN front II the
Clerk and Masters ofhco, AZ tho Main street en-.
tfanog Of the court house Of shelby County Mem
phis, Tenn. on
Saturday. 18th hay of May, 1850,
within legal hours the following described pnBp-
erty, situated In homphiS Shelby County. Tenn,
The north half Of lot four hundred and ,iKty.
one lteil on the plan Of the city 81 Mem phla b..
ginning alta stake In tho west llno Of Third street
seventy four and quarter (7s.) feet qofth Of the
north line OF Auction street running thence north
along the wosi line Of Third street aeVenty.ionr
and quarter l7t1l feet 70 a stake IN The touth
aide OF an alley. thsnco wostu along tho south
aide of eald allsy QUE hundred and forty.elEht aud
ahff utstD f>st V the Intersection Of smother nj.
ley funsins bsfshs with Third street thsnco souih
along the east side d aid lsst nafsea alley sav
snty.fout and : 9ua1sf (1t,O fsetto ttke. thence
east parallel viii Auction ;roci one hundrod ana
f&ss q iIs.5a sf.ill 81 III r tn month"; tss nbs
With SECURITY required. Zen rstslbld, ksdsnpuon
1A' 10Th az & ssasss'sl cr.,. and u....s
halons Malone n y. nsrnss and W. y. 0iis
80. eololion
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Art Note FROM kt. Louis.

From Harpcr's Bazat
Mira Parvenu-"what do you think Of
our statue OF Nenus?"
Miss Waldo-'I must confess that the
face seems 10 mo. rather hard"
Mrs. Parvenu-"perhap you forget that
Il Is done In marble"
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AttIneInnnil. o.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
CtSoiSSATLo., April 2i.-Hiver rising with
% feet II inches In the channel at 0 pm. n
rise Of inches In twelve hours. Clear and
pleasant. The w. n. Chancellor had a fine
burg ON time.
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LsuI.vIII. aud Na.a,.i...

Aiississ,ppi valley Route a.. y. ~. Sr.r.u,
leaves Arrives
svctshurg N ioooam syIchshurF Er stop m
IN y Past Mail $50 pm ~. q Fast Mall asSa N
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For Nervous Debility

USE HonsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE
DR.. II. r. Turner, Kasson. MINI, says
~ have found II very beneficial In nervous
debility from any cause, and for indigcs-
tiau ~
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Full Dress Shirts speciality. Finish
equal TO new. Memphis Steam Laundry,
22l Second street. Branch Office. 81
Madison street.
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WILL be found an excellent remedy for
sick headache. Carriers Little Liver Pills.
Thousands Of letters from people who have
used them prove this fact. Try them.
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The Memphis Trunk Factory. ais Main.
Have the largest line Of trunks. valiscs
and hand satchels In the city. which they
will sell az the lowest prices.
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THE RIVERS.
Movements nj the Leyee.

Arrivals: New Mary Houston, New Or
leans; Joe Peters, James Lee, Arkansas City;
Coahoma, Friars Point; Rosa Lee, 0sceola.
Departures: City Of Providence, Natchez;
City Of Monroe, New Orleans; City of Baton
Rouge, New Orleans; New Mary Houston,
Cincinnati.
Boats in Port: Joe Peters, Coahoma,
James Lee, Rosa Lee, Cherokee.
Boats Due Thos Sherlock.
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Che.ap.,t, ana ONO Noat.

Leaves Arriv,,
Limited Ex-.- tsop.m silmited En- .. ebam
sfaducah Ex.- AS am sraducah tx. 10s d n
shipley Ae.. secs AIS pm sitipley Ac.....- esSA n
Llmhed esptys. trains run solid between Nom.
phh and Louisville, carrying Pullman buffet
Drawing Room sleeping Tara Paducah Exprrsl
connects oloscly At FULTON ior Cairo, 81 Louis and
Chicago. Giving the only day train ffnIn Memphis
20 50 Louis Ticket ofilcs under Peabody Hotel