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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-23
THE COURTS.

At the Chanccry Court Margaret John.
con filed divorce bill against LOWS John
son on grounds of abandonment, etc.
Augusta D. Jailard and others, exccu.
tors aud trustees OF Fred H. Cossot,, de.
ceased, filed an original bill against John
J. Dunnayant to make defendant comply
with terms OF sale OF certain property on
Bealc street or pay damages, etc.
Calendar for Monday. February %: Nos.
8, 36l, State Va. Iauoni-sykcs, 5,303. state
W Rcad-Sykcs; 5,7jl, state vs.. Clark
Vance; b,76j Shaw W.. Watson; 5,S1l,
Edmonds vs.. Street; 5,01S Chase W. Page;
6,OO7, Buchanan ". Reynolds, 6,OlS, Cole
W.. Cole; 5000, Mckinney w. Goodman;
COL, Notlcr ". Cayanaugh.
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Criminal our.

Business transacted yesterday Nos,
Thomas, carrying pistol, six months ia
county workhousc, William Dillon, lar.
cony, three ycan IA pcniicntiary.
The Grand jury found the following in
dctmcntS
William Hunter. larceny and receiving
stolen property Maria Horne, larceny aud
assault with intent 10 commit murder.
CALVIN D,nlsson, larceny; John Kelly, lar
ccny; Henry Peoples. larceny; George
shaw, hrcouy; Charles Sellers, three In.
dciments ior obtaining money under ialsc
prctcnscs, John Price, carrying % pistol;
Arihuf NrWsumr, forgery stm Nc.Ing.
ton and J.. Patterson, attempt to murder.
John Bond, carrying q pistol Burk TIL
man. lurDYuy
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LOCAL ForlOEa

NrIrus Steam Laundry. 2.l Second q.
IiuNkfrY iuuuUH Co.,. ~ Jefferson b..
NV Drug Store l'rth stock. Rainry.
luthcr a Co., 3iS SECOND street
PANr, madc To oul'- iron 30 up J..
Monkc, tailor 20 Monroe street.
lrr luNurg Co.. $50 Second street.
nsh, dopu, blinds. shingles mollinrt
Aii sizes CRATE baskets. fronts and icnl
ors, also heating cooking stoves. ior sale
cheap at nuboyN Telephone pa.
G. r. llorcukis,. skilled matchmaker
Difficult and complicated watches I o.
pccially solicit No. JiI Main street
fvwE anil white as th' flower who's,
name 10 honrs ar thD biscuits raised hy
Li.y baking Powder.
bUAN x Lazy C0rrrr Avn srics Ca
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'l''Ih NI'IAl'h ln lur NUurHl.
JA'AsoN, Miss, fcb. q. The cot.
ton seed oil factory burned here
this morning II has not been used ca.
ccpi lot storage purposes Tor some time.
The building belonged in Enoch bros. aud
Was insured boz New York company ior
sl5ul. The Jackson Fertilizer Company
bad $500 worth of fertilizers stored la the
building which was "a total lOs but In.
surul i0r 900.
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Presentation To cen. wa ncrr,.

Hif. laI IsIHiDI In lhv AI.#t
JADEH0S, Mie.. lrb. % Col r. VI.
Levy, Colonel OF thc flri Regiment OF the
Mississippi National Cuarl, on behalf OF
the oiicrr of the National Guarl oi the
state, pr nlyd, tul1y magnificent
sWufd o. AdlutuutDyupnl William Henry.
a. token of the appreciation Of biz ser.
Nicus iu thr organization uI the National
Guard. and The deep Interest hc has taken
in aud material aid rendered all military
oTanis tliuus 100 thc State. The pr,scnia.
ton speech and the response los ten.
Henry were appropriate aud 70 the point.
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Nattrc

Tho Millinery business u the late Mn.
T. schuminn. has not been sold or closed
out, but will be continued by the under
signed under the same firm name At IN,
old stand, a,2 Main street. aud u will be-
nay aim To maintain the reputation Tor
style, quality aud reasonable prices We
have enjoyed for the past ten ycau.
Fan S,uuuANV,
3s2 Main street, opposite Mcnkcn'a
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ADJUSTMENTS.


"Jim the Penman" was reproduced last
night before not large but certainly an
apprecativo audience, who admired the
powerful and realistic drama rs inter
prctcd 10y an excellent company Of artists
representing the Palmer Madison Square
Theatcr The play will be the attraction
at the matinee this afternoon and again
tonight, which will close the engagement
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Do TOY, Ma7si Too =, Tho wrestling
match atihc Howard Au,hcurum today
between J. G. Daily aud Duncan c. Ross,
mixed styles, Cor $3.50 q side. was won by
Rpas. Five bouts were necessary, Ross
having Non two illls boo catch.as caich-cin,
nnd ll,y throwing Ross twice la collar
nul elbow uho lih bout, catch hold with
hlruc a, was won los Ross, 10 whom the
s.a,la ala thy match Wgry awarded
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judge l.. II. E,ivs sat Ice Probate Court
by Interchange with Judge Galloway yes.
,crday, und letters Of udminiatwiim q,
lillio Colbclt on tate oibcr late hus band
George O. Corbcit. who lost hil lie while
clerk Of the steamer hate Adams
The following wriis Of luu4n,y Wcu is
sued. state of tennessee ~. Tom lu,ipr.
Mo.Iic Briggs aud Al DDckrry 1nc dr.
Pendants are in lnil awaiting jury oi &c.,.
quest.
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RUMBLINGs OF THE RAIL.

1
A. /. JAYNITH, agent Of the Louisville,
New Orleans q Texas Railroad at Vicks-
burg, is in the city.
ISAIAH HARDY, general freight and pas
senger agent Of the Vicksburg & Meridian
Railroad, headquarters at Vicksburg is in
the city.
SEELY DuNN, chief clerk in the superin-
tendcnts office OF the Louisville 4 Nash
vile Railroad, has returned from flying
trip to Paris, Tenn.
THE thirty-iourth annual meeting of the
| National Association OF General Passenger
and Ticket Agents will be held at the Ho-
tel Brunswick, New York, on March 10.
TnE 1000 mile ticket regulation Of the
| Western States Passenger Association is
now IN effect. The price hereafter will be
500, with u rebate OF $40 when the covers
| are returned. The new arrangement Is
| designed TO prevent the mileage books
getting into the hands OF scalpers.
InE roads OF the Central Traffic Asso-
citation viii discontinue the practice Of
giving free transportation to so-called land
agents who canvass in Central Traffic ter
rltory in the interest OF cheap land ex-
curSions, il having been demonstrated
that these so.called land agents are rate
demoralizers.
Is the year 1888, as shown by the re-.
ports OF the RdHrOdd GdssE, there were
| 661 persons killed, against Gj6 in 1887,
and iO1 IN 1886. There were injured on
roads in this country2, 20l persons, against
l0l6 IN 1858, and ! ,iO6 in 1886 over
forty persons stealing ride were killed.
During the year there were SOL collisions
aud l,U32 derailmcnls. The large number
oil collisions does not speak well for the
cauti business Of train employees.
4 CuCNGo authority states: The num-
Der OF miles OF railroad in the United
| States and Territories is now just about
| 10000 OF more than the mileage OF all
| Europe. 4 force Of about $4,000 men IL
employed in various capacities on these
lines, being at the rate OF trillc over five
men to the nile. Hence the 1000 miles
OF new track laid last year called into re-
! QUESTION the services ol over -. 900 addi-
| tional men. The increase il fully IA per
cent, which il considerably in excess OF
the average annual increase in population.
1uE following is comparative state
mcnt ui estimated Louisville x Nashville
| gross earnings
iur second week IT February. lvl..........s a:ng
| Corresponding wee, ui lat yClr..,......s.. .Oiau
Jhcfclsr ,..,...... ..,.,........s p Hl
Total Tor two week, OF Fcbrnar,. is,9...s C1aqi
/ Corresponding period ui last !Uir.a..,.... tIHUu
increase ......s 400,
July T. ISL. To latest date. ioal -
Corresponding Ivrudol Inst lcnr........... lUio,rd
ht'lfiiH' lNtAl
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"IIe, shc, IiInl, IIer.'

Next week at the theaicr opening on
Thursday evening, George II. Adams,
supported by clever company OF people,
will appear in the above named panto.
mime or musical extravaganza. They are
lot OF mcrry-malcrs who can sing aud
dance and make people laugh. The sale
OF seats Tor the engagement will open ON
Tuesday morning
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HOLIDAY MARKET.

Exchanges Closed Local Cotton Re.
port Clearing House Statement
The Observance Of yesterday, February
22 Washinplon's birthday us holiday
by lhc various exchanges throughout the
country rendered ii unnecessary TO send
financial or commercial reports. Tho
Memphis Cotton aud Merchants EX.
change, were closed and no reports were
sent received. The local cotton market
WIS us lUiluW4:
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rlfflt hflaIrl 90 lNr Appeal
llrtrSA, Ark, Feb. 22.-Gcn. J. g.
Tappau, OF ibis place, received letter
irom Governor Eagle notifying him that
be had hurn appointed hy the Governor d,
represent thu noycmur at the Centennial
banquet 10 be given in Philadelphia in
April.
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Albany Ca, Sept %, 1855.


Three years ago ! was compelled to
throw mp NV place brclusc Ut blood poison.
| have been raIlruading lor ycus. aud my
condition NAV b" imagined when / had
To give mp COOL job Because ol sickness
Hot springs physicians aud mercury did
me no good. Through the advice of an.
other began takin, S. s. s.. and today /
ana well AMI nj work ugJiu. What more
can ! say for the medicine. cNccp, ego mud
do likewise j ,srrg NuCur.
lAhNIIN lNnn InlN LIS 1877
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ST. louis, Mo. Feb. 80. A convention
Of chairmcn Of Democratic County Com.
miticcs Of Missouri /, being held IN this
city for the purpose OF v,icc,ing a mora
thorough organization aud adopting new
working plans Tho large falling OH iu ihr
Democratic majority he the State will br
DISCUSSED in the CONVENTION and some in.
icrrsl'ug proceedings urv anticipated. An
bat slN counties ul the State are rppu.
sculrd. The convention Organized this
AFTERNOON 10y clccliug Champ CLARK, II
llkv County, secretary
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SPECIAL FEATURES

by terms Of contract the Company must deposit
the sum Of all prizes included In the scheme before
official permit
CERTIFICATE hereby certify that the Lon.
don Bank Of Mexico and South America has on
payment OF all prizes drawn By the Loteria dc Ia
BcnohCcncla Publicl.
X. RODRIGUEZ RIVERA Intervention.
Further, the Company Is required % distribute
lftysix per cent Of the value Of all the tickets In
prizes "A larger proportion than is given 10y any
other Lottery.
Finally the number OF tickets Is limited 10 $1,000
10000 less than are sold by other Lotteries using
the same scheme.
For full particulars al lress u. Bas.ctti, Apar.
ado 40, City of Mexico, Mexico.
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Marriage LIrrn.r..

Whiic-Wiliam johnson AMI Julia
Grammar Coloci-j. sexton aud Ma
iilda Brown, Thomas Reed aud Catherine
Brown, Alex. Ncyy aud Lizzie LAWS.
Richard Evans aud ellis Horny, levy
Pienon aud Julia Smith, VIM. Corkpil
and Josephine johnson.
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Gotten rniacr Attractions, New Or.
tgaus. La

Tho Illinois Genital Railroad will sell
round trip tickets irom Memphis 10 New
Orleans ai elLNi on thr l5,h, 10Th. 2lsi,
.t.h aud sN,h of February, good TO return
I've DAYS from date ui sale
Tickets un sale az .lJ MaIu stlcct aud
ut depot
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on Monday. Tho asu, "a, Of rcbu,r,. I7so,
Dissolution Notice.

Mrvfiiis Tenn. February 10. ts1a.
Tho 0rm " Prank rcinarh VI U,pfi11 U1il.
var county Mis- T. this day dissolved thc csiat6,
ui Joseph -uulfmln nnl llCuu Frank rHtlrinr
Tie hutIu1s VIII D. conducted Hf thr .lmo rifcs
nnd ln Che maine ~ Prank a Nrinach. who assuius
no liabilities ~ thc dltuitui ffn end nov aloha
90 authorized ~ C1l.rIt 600 debts due 10 sa.d nfm
ALBERT MILLER
lusErh FAUEM
ltcguiuu % thr ESTATE ul iu.rph suFHrman
UOniEEY fRANK.
Executor " ihc lsiaic 81 49, Frank.
GODFREY PRANK
- Nf.fN AFff
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BALTIMORE, MI, Feb -. 1t Is reported
that Robert Garctts health has so much
improved OF late that be- contemplate,
leaving RingWo0l in few DAYS ior Mex.
leo j. H. Mckenzie. passenger agent Tor
The Baltimore q Ohio Railroad, is nov NJ
RingWood and Il b. said be- is pufirriius
The travelling arrangements ipr the tourists.
Mr.. Gaucil aud sc and Mr.. J.. 3. Wan.
irick will accompany Mr. Garrett.
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AhrIh, tIrrrlt ,onr,.

Thos Dryer died damage suit against
the Kansas City Railroad tor UOll.
In court the clsc Of y. s. Grant ". tho
Iron Mountain Railroad !, still ON trial.
To-Day motions .Ii. bH nulrl
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RcaI I..intc rrnn.frr.

J. y. Andrews aud vito 10 J. W Pil.
mrr. north halt OF bot No. -. Gilchrtst
subdivision, on west side E,mNull ave.
nue., Tor s51jn.
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last year my little hoy John had n
breaking ont with sores lll over his body,
using other remedies for several months,
while thC sores grew wurc, ] was induced
to give him Swil's Specific. lie BEGAN Ia
improve at once, aud after taking three
bottles the eruption was gone, and the
child was altogether healed.
J. +. Cock.
Albany, Ca, Sept %, 1855
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saturday, Tebrunr, %. Issp.

within legal hOur 40 the southwest corner ~ Main
aud Madison streets. Memphis. Tenn. sell fnr cish
ln ihu highest bidder tie following nsl ostaic IN
tiyil District No. TO- On aid county aud state one
larl cuuiaiuluE lAl't acres, muru uT los aud
bounded on the north hy the lands " robert
Spencer on the west By the lands of Robert Cash
Un the south hy tho lanfs 1T J. W stout drccaseA'
uu The east b. The lands oi Robert Hiu.1uuya. tho
other trCi containing ~ nfr.s . f1uis hnd -
poles md bounded ou the north By the lands Of J.
W, Stout dccpusUd, on the west nud south hy SIC.
kinney. on The c1st ~ the lands known o. col.
fmzcrL The equity u redemption Q. waived
STOUT IT,, Trustee
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fiyr hundred dollars offered for un in.
durable ease OF catHrrh in tho head. hy
the manufacturers OF Dr. sagc's Catauh
Kennedy.
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"wednesday, March 30 1850,
IN front u the Courthouse door Memphis Tenn,
sell 10 public auction to the highest bidder f1r
cash, The following Iarr.la ni land.
one situate iu tlv tiiy Ol Memphis being part II
lul ~, ON the northwest corner ~ kUrl Ull sixth
sirccis wntug Ds icCt uu Keel street aud s'y feet
ON sixth strurt upon which IA built double icne-
meut house.
The other parcel T. situate on Hrccd'Oyc avenue,
near the city Of Mcmuhis Lping l0t No. -, ~
laid down on The charlie Jones subdivision of tho
Fen Wright ttnri. beginning NJ stake uu the cast
line ~ hrCCuluNu avenue. the northwest corner 0f
lot 80. - ana The southwest corner OF aId iut - f:
thence north with ihu east line Of Hrcudiogc ave.
uuc I chains and % links thence eat 20 right
angles with NrCrdlu,C avenue chains aud g. links
20 a stake. thence south and parallel with Hrccd.
love avenue Z cli1ius and ~ links o. stake I!
ihcncc west chains aud g. Links ~ the beginning,
containing Z urur
said silc viii ho made for cash nnd free from all
right and equity 81 redemption. The title h be-
iicycd o. lc good. but ! viii I'll and convey only
"a Trustee. 2. " siiERilLl. Trustee.
Mctrali q Walker ATTORNEYS
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rrWuvrn uY Iu. GO or oocuAsvs.
And itslimulaica and promotes lac s,oYth
oi tho hair.
Eunuits Flayorng extracts arc tho
lufL
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Peculiar in medicinal merit aud wonderful
curcs-lluud's ~ir,ipirlIa. Now b. thr time
a. take 10 Tor now 10 Will DO thc most sod.
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Tur Tennessee Paper Company, 3i3
Second street, has just Ia store q carload Of
the best butcher paper iu the market.
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Can ON Tennessee Paper Company
ior any Kind Of hump, iutc. flaN or cot.
ton tNiur. Sea Island cotton tWinc Ia all
Cnlura.
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Az your druggi.t ior llylo.

lNsuUr your gin houses 10 the Citizens
Insurance company, No. % Madison ,trt,,.
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Col. Jofferson (Blind)
Trustees Sale.

Under and by Virtue oi q trust deed executed 10
me the iih day Of October. ISL OF fcrurl iu tho
Registers onicc Of shelby county. In BOOB 80. lid
trustee. viii ON
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Tur spring session oi 81 Agnes Academy
will open on lhc iir.t Monday In Fcbru
airy. For particulars apply 10 tho Lady
Superior.
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Trust Sale.

Under and by virtue ui two dosds n trust eve.
dated Naruh IL 1850 ~ serufr Inc ra,frrnt I'd tha
sum ~ Quo huulu,tl dollar which tfutf was duis
uCurlci in the Register uflCc 1T shelby COUNTY,
irnut iu Book lll. page 3if AMI The other dated
lHHrWNHr N. 1870 o. frrufH tho fHYmUUf ~ ono
hundred and Ninety dollar, aui duly nrsaaiod I'M
nld REGISTERS uihUC ln Book ill. page s,i and 10
which trusts trIcrnrr b. hUrU made, !, ]. j. Weller,
trustee ln said trusts. wilt
On Monday, the aSth ia, OF February. 1850,
soll NJ public ouicrY. a. he highest bidder Tor
cash, nt TOE auuihWvt CUfutf uf NaIu and Madison
tif.Ui. 10 tIo Taxing District ut said county I'd ~
uclnrk M, The following pHrrrl " land lylng In
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l.iuT tln l1i un which Hii trusts WtfT Given. aid
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o. trustee. hui believe thr tito % hc gild
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