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The House recently voted Mrs
Lincoln a life-pension o. $4,000 PEI
year. but the Senate Committee on
Pensions DO not think she Is quite yet
ia suffering pecaniary condition, and
are ofopiniou thatshe has Jared a. well
since her husband died as tie widows
Of former Presidents. According %
the figures, sho has received a little
over $4,000 from Congress as tho bal
ance Of q years salary q Mr.. Lincoln
and her share Of his personal estate
was $3G, 7G5 so, making $7s,765 80. r
Her minor son also reed $50, 7G5 90.
II is generally supposed, besides, that
she is in possession OF no inconsidera-
BILE amount Of plate, household goods
and clothing
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FOR PURIFYING TnaH BLOOD.

The reputation this ex-
c0llent medicine enjoys.
la derived from its cures.
many Of which are truly
marvellous. Inveterata
cases Of serofulous dis
ease, whore the system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been
purified aud cured by IL.
SeroflIlous affections and
disorders which were az.
grayatod by the serofu.
l0ug contamination until
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G. ART THOUGHTS
AMERICA.

! NC are Just beginning % discover tho more
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derful part Of our country. into the famous Yo.
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We are just beginning to discover tho more
than Indian wealth in tho ntrayelled regions Of
our own country
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ltosa 9ss3 80 rraa.as haa gIcauoNs Nt
10, ..lsasb. wHut sttrHpr srRtNgs g. "
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4 "
Mink, 4Ocgs1i Fox, soc; Coon, 12H@soc.
| Oak Sole, 42946c; Saddle, 40@4Se; Bril-
dies, S4806e per dozen; Uppers, 40050c;
galklkins, French, &45970c; American
/ do, B300b0. ~.ENcfI4411
LIVE STocK-we quote AS follows !:
No. / corn-fed Beeyes, e@6Ec; grass-fed,
4&5lzc; No. Texas, $409z5 per head No.
2, s2b@S5i NO. 81 sl6622. Mich Cows,
SS6a60s No 16heeps$3 00@4e 90 and dull.
MoLAssEsr-Commcn 50cyI Good S09
zoe; syrups tj09ShS5s aEleaal glegs Z
NAHS-Fair demand at a 6094 %
rates. rrsetr Eue gTn Is.
NAVAL S~FoREs-Tan in kegs, IS ESQ
5 20 tor Pines in40 gallon bbls, $8@I0;
Pitch, % per bbl; soGkumS6 eO96 90 per
al 2bi do. boiled, 81 40S9l As; Lard, 81 40
Oh sos L~ubricating Goal Oil, $4,000;
Train OIL, 81 25Gl 3os Crnde cottonseed
OIL, 62966c. ~ Woo tcr .rh % Ha1 psi 81
PoULTRY-Chickens are firm. Selling
at S496 per doz for young and old g ai
PRODUCE-Potatoes scarce ato$ per
Dbl. from wage ? loose. Onions S3@3 so
per Dbl. as to condition, with few goodin
market. Cabbage, $I00$l2 per LOG. g a
PRoyIsIoNs-There Is no change in
prices. We quote from store as follows:
Mess pork Is selling at S300S2- Mess beef,
SIC 5OGI7. 4 Clear bacon sides, l99IeHc;
clear rib sides, lSA@IsHc; rib, 1S@lsZc;
shoulders, l6K@l5Ke;l breakfast bacon,
l99203; suga cured hams, 25HH2SHe.
Lard, in ~tierces, l71zc; kegs, lS1k@lec.
SUGAR-Louisisns tI@l5c, as 70 quail
ity; yellow clarified, l5@l5Ke; white do.
I511@l6c; crushed and powdered, l5k@
16c; coffee A. H1%9l5e; b, l4@l41zc; ex-
tre O, l3X@14c; DemArara, l4Htgl5c.
SALT 2S0-pound barrels, 81 35@2 45;
dairy, s. 25@3 50. ls-sa
SPIRTrs-Highwines, 90@92e; proof
spirits, 81 lO91 10; rectihed whisky,
2 STARoH-5H@8c per ID. a
SoAP-Mottled, 9A@I0Hc; yellow, 7A@
8Hc; common, 697c.v Candles, l5924c.
ToBAcCo-Prime stura leaf, light
pressed, 7Oc@I 10; fine fancy Va, 90c9Sl;
tine bright pounds, S0990c; medium
bright pounds, 709soc; common bright
pounds, 62970c; medium bright half
pounds, sound, 62@70c; smoking, fine
and fancy, 60@SOc: medium and common
S5@50e. JlE g1 N llE1
VIEEGAR-Common and Picking, l6@
30 .t-I-afsfr nEafHrau.
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COTTON IN
TRADE.

ALE AKp BEER-Sands' Ale, $40 SO per
half-barrel, porter, SI1. Lager, per keg,
S. 25 Ale, per dozen, 1903 rs for quarts;
S2G2 Is for pints. Porter, do. Genuiness
& Young Scotch Ale, in pints, y 90 per
dozen.
BUTLpRRs' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ce-
ment, S@4 so; Louisville cement, - 70
@3. Cape lime 81 S5@2; Ohio river,
81 so; Udca, 81 as; Alabama, 81 90@2 90.
plaster hair, q IS per bale. Fire bricks
BUrrER-ChOice z7@2sc; good 2s@25c.
BAaSTs1Hemp, IL and 81 lbs, 500
$50. Flax, 2 and % lbs, 3l@SSc. Iron
BRooNs AND BROOM CoRN.-Brooms s.
TO S per doz. Broom corn is not in de-
mand. .
CoRxMRAL-Prices are weak. Sales Of
kilndried were reported at 81 1874 . on
levee and delivered. Selling in a small
CHEEsE-English AGloster, Ice; Ohio
Western Reserve, l59l5Zc.
CoFFEE-Stesdy. Common TO choice
Rio, 2OG24c. -ar $3.50 81
TCorToN YARNs-No. 400, 2O92lc; 600,
I7Q1se; COO, l6@i7c; 200, IS9l4c.
CoTToNsEED AND MoTEs0Cottonseed,
/ on leYee, SI2, o. si2 80 delivered az mills,
buyer furnishing sacks. Notes, l@4c per
CANNED GooDs-The market is duh
and inactive. Condensed milk, $l4 COG
ID so per case. Cove oysters, Ii, " s6gz
per doz; 2 lbs, q S5G3. Peaches, 81 400
= 70. Pears, es so. Tomstoes, 81 459l so.
! Cherries, SOS Is. Pinespples 3 Se0@
"a 15G5 90. Brandy Cherries, IS OOC96 80.
Pickles, half gallon, per doz., - 7596 25i
ats. 81 30 ; pints, 81 3592 so. Tomato
Cabsnp, 81 25G2 Is; Peppersauee, ~ -.
Edds-Eirm, at 22gz3e In small PACK
FFEp-The demand for corn was better
TO-DAY. and prices were firm n higher,
owing to tie light stock. yellow ana
White are held at 80990c on levee and IN
lots. Oats are selling Al 4yc, Win .o0c
asked as a general thing. Bran, slotgls.
| Hay, S2lO25 as ~tOuquality. Orders for
/ feed of ali kinds are filled at higher rates,
a. these are prices from first haisos.
Cotton seed meal, S2z@2A per ton.
FRUTT-Apples are scarce, and choice
would sell at $S@s so per Dbl: Peaches
and pears are scarce and pr1ng fancy
prices, Grapes s9loc per 10, lemons
FHouR.1The demand is fair and prices
are steady. We quote super TOO
i @6 co; x, 5000 %; Xxx, - 1907; Xxx
and Fancy, ST@8 50. -.- AN
F1sH@Sardines .201< &c for quarters
25G96c for halves. White hsh, IS. 80 per
half Dbl. Roe Herring, per half Dbl, SSs
S6xSrks4aood No. / seconds l5@
~ Hnrs F1IRs AND TAInow-Hides and
iFnrs are steady. Dry Flint, loo; Dry
SAT-. isc. Green, &c; Green Salt, 7@7Hc
lTallow. &c, Deer Skins, 16@I6c; Beaver
'eOc9st Q each Otter, " W4f W sAsp
z HL- - 49,
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Chancery Sale Of Real Estaia
"Wednesday, September 20, 1870.

No. lD-In the Second Chancery Court OF
Shelby county. ~Tenn.-James Wilde, jr., &
Co. ct al. VS.. John Il. Waggener.
nY virtue OF an order OF sale n mle IA this
ID cause, 4 Will sell, al public auott1n- 10 tho
highest bidder, in front Of the Clerk an
Masters Office OF the second Chaucsfy court
OF Suelby county in the cisy OF Memphis,
Tennessee, on Wednesday. SeDtember y, lS7t,
within legal hours, the following described
real estate, tO-wit: Lying and being in The
county o Shelby. State Of Tennessee, and IN
the city of Memphis, and bounded ana de-
seribed as follows: Beginning On the noTfh
side Of Jefferson street at non stake on the
east bank of bayou GayOsO; running themes
eastwardIy with the north side of Jefferson
street sixty 1901 feet TO q stake thence n0rth-
Taudly at right SINGLES with Jedels0n stIeeE
one hundred and fOrty-eight feet six inches
TO a stake; thence WestwsFdly sixty feet to5s
stake: thencs sOuihWardAv one hunaIed snA
~forty-eighJ feet six inches 10 the beginning :
being partof original country lot s9s.
TERMs OF a credit Of tWelve
months, purchaser -exEeuttng note with good
security. and lien retained until purchasti
money Is fully paio. Equity OF redemption
barred.
Purchaser or purchasers must comply with
the terms OF sale within ten days, Orthe saht
property viii be advertised and resoic, Uud
the delinquent purchaser chAl ged with LIS
costs. This August Y, 1919.
NJ. D. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master
Kortrechf & Gran. soils for eOmplt's- ans
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-09

The money market tO-day was possibly
sbaHa FIGHTER than yesterday. 1t was
an such a constipated condition that no
thing could be digested that was not
weighed down with gold. Regular Gus
TONERS and the best depositors OF the
banks could get moderate
tjons but woe to that tradesman whose
hank mad filled It's margin Of discounts.
He must 90 forth upon the streets, and,
proved upon by shayers, his gllt-edged
paper is shorn OF three per cent Per
month. Our merchants have been ac-
camulating large stocks OF the meet
goods and vast quantities OF plantation
supplies, as shown by advertisements that
hi our columns. In these purchases
1radesmsn employed al thelf avAdaole
means. and commission merchants have
advanced enormous sums 10 planters.
Until the new crop comes IN, and1s con-
varLed there can be no material change IN
the condition Of our local money market
until the proceeds of the new cotton
crop nave discharged the debts due from
agriculture 80 eoinmeEeA STATE OF
facts supervenes here each successive
wear. and vet no measures are adopted 70
ugmen banking capital, and thus
relieve the community of. even
recurring and enormous losses.
The rates Of discount are the same
as Yesterday, The banks charging regular
customers one per cent. and street brokers
taking the excess OF good paper al 20
per cent. per month. Our money dis,
patches show the rates of gold here and
in New YORK.
County Warrants are worth from 6S "a
zoe.
city Coupons, 69@6le; Bank Of Ten.
nessee, 20 TO 7lc. Thesears brokers' buy
ing rates. Bank Of Tennessee sells &C &c
NEW YORK, september 8, 1928 pm
Governments are quoted as follows:
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Tassday, the 7Otb dav Of september, $50.

Between the hours of 9 O'Clock am. snd 4
O'Clock pm. IN front Of Psterscn's stor-
house door, at KnOwltOn's Landing, near tE9
ennis to be sold, in Desha county, Arkar-
Sas, sell to the highest bidder, for cash,tLs
real estate situated in said Desha count I,
Arkansas, conveyed by said Trust Deed, d.
scrihed as follows, 70 vii: A certain trset e
parcel OF land, situate, lying and being Il
county OF Desha and state OF Arkansas, VIZ:
The ) Is or. OF the 9 W or, the " y OF the )
W u. and the w y OF the W. OF sscttol
No. III one, containing 20 4l-lg aerssT q .
east one~half, and the y W. Of session Two
.T2L containing 459 e2-lW acres; the nOrtL h2-f
IN ~ CT section eleven (lIl, containing , J
acres; then y and the north part OF thss "
Z. and the north part Of the southeast or. It
sectiCn twelve az, containing al b~z-lCJac1Gi.
IN township MOI, south, range I east TIE
south part OF the N W 4 Of section seven ;,
Ii township seven south, range 2 e1st. 60. g..
taiRing 100 7O-1O0 acres: the w : Of the = T. Z
OF section IS, in township six south, nan >
one east, containing 50 acres, In al LOOT o1-sUJ
acres, Of which about 5e0 acres are ~eleares,
known as the Worried tfaet9EfaHas.
The title to said properly IS believed to bA
good. but L sell and convey only as Trustee
Equity Of redemption barred.
ALFRED A. EB1NGf0N, Sheriff
ty2O .Desha cOuntY Arkansas. Trustee.
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COTTON.

The market was quiet and steady to-
day, with light sales at ls@lsJEc for Mid
dlings, 17GI7Hc for Low Middlings, Ice
for Good Ordinary, and 1l@I4c for low,
trashy, clean stained and ordinary grades.
Among the reported sales We're % bsles
Low Middlings at lie; 20 do at l7Ke; IA
several small pickup sales at irregular
prices. The market closed quiet, with a
complaint among buyers that quotations
range too high snd above prices given at
New Orleans or elsewhere, except at New
York. The movement was chiefly dur
ing the forenoon, as the midday dis
patches reported the Liverpool market
dull, and the New York market quiet.
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AID Illustrator sails Of Real Estates

my virtue of adeeres of the Chaucery Court,
ID sitting in an tor the eOunty OF Iogndes
and state OF Mississippi, made at the Iuiy
al Standardization de bonfs non OF tins estate OF
Ransom H. Byrn, deceased, viii
On the 10th Day Of December 1870,
Next, between the hours preseribedby law in
front OF the courthouse door Otthe county OF
Tunica, in said state OF Mississippi, expose
for sale, at public auction, 20 the highest Did
| der, Tor One-third cash, and tue BALANCE IN
| one and two years. with six interest
from date, the following described real estate,
1 located, lying and being in said county Of
| Tunica. as follows, to wit: Fractional section
1 IS, contatn1ng 80 acres fractional sectlon II,
section N. containing 800 acres; sections NOS.
i % and y and east half OF section y west
half add southeast quarter section ~ Tac-
| tlouaI south half section =; sections = and
I Also sectioa "A, southeast quarter section Il
northeast quarter section -, south fractional
| hall OF section u, weet half of section 80 all
Fractional section !. township 4, range ~
southwest quarter section ?; east half OF
northeast quarter, east halt of southeast
| quarter, and southwest quarter OF southeast
quarter Of section .; west hall section y,
southwest quarter OF section 8 soutneasl
itfou 10. west half Of section u, east half OF
| seeTon Hs all OF sections I3. u, . a d 49, west
half dissection e, southwest quarter Of sec,
/ section -: all of section y; west hall OF sec
tioa q, west half OF section p; all of section
Is; south half of seetion'N, northeast quarter
Oh section Is, southeast quarter OF section y,
sections IS and IS; all in CoWnshtp =, range l.
Also, lots 9, 4, s. s 8 10 LIP I, "a q u, IN
section Is, township %, range 2; also, ?, 3 4, D
l6. 7 and g, "a section y township o. range
To be sold IA parcels MOTTO exceed one nun
dred and SIXTY scres in any one tract "a
W. w. HUMPHRlES, JR.
AdministIstor de bonis non Of ransom ii
b order Of the Court.
LARV n CLARK
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IT HAS NO EQUAL.

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have carefully examined the formula
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ind Il an excellent compound OF al-
terative ingredients. Yours. truly
---r T74sr X. W CARR, MD.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-09

CHAMBER OF CONCIERGE, !
MnVrnnr1 CaHfanahar Ig-n I
ooTroN IN NEW 0 R

1 COTTON IN NEW YORK.
NEW YoRK, Sept. s, IO:25 a. m.-Cotton
dull and nominal; ordinary, l4c; good or
binary, I6Jsc; low middling, 1870; up
lands, l9%ei good 2lAe; Mobile, 20hci
Orleans, 20%c.
p Motion inactive, and prices
are dropping; asking, September,
I7Zc: October, 1870; November, 1870.
Ordinary, I4c; good ordinary, l6lsc; low
middling, lSzkc; uplands, le5Sc; good,
2IAc; Mobile, 20Hc; Orleans, 2UAc.
l2:45 p.m.-Cotton ordinary, 1879
good ordinary, 16Lc; low middling,
lee; middling, zoe; good middling, &c,
Market quiet. Sales-spot, 400 bales; fu-
ture delivery, 300 bales. Receipts, 7l5
bales.
2:25 p.mICotton dull, heavy and
unchanged. Sales on spot, 1000 bales
contracts, 1900 bales, M
3:45 p.m.-Market duh; Good Ordinary,
16Lc; Low Middlings, 1870; Middlings,
Ie5sc; Good do, &c; sales on spot, 74t
bales; to spectators, 6; also, 100 for No
vember, I6Xc; I00. for September, 17Aci
400 for October, I65Se; 100 for November
l6Hc; 200 FOR December, 1910; 400 for De
cember, l6Aci 200 on private terms.
4 p.m.zCOtton unchanged in every re-
spect; sales for spinning, 100 bales; spec
u~lation, 100; contracts unchanged.
COTTON IN LrvRRPooL.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. s, IL a. m.-CottoT
heavy. Sales 5000 bales. Uplands, 9L@
( esSd. Orleans, 9H@95sd.
~ m.-Cotton heavy; sales, 1000
bales; uplands, 9k@s5sd; Orleans, 9H@
9%d. VfsT-I
3 p.m.-Cotton dull; sales, 5000 bales
uplands, 9h@91kd.
Sp.m.-COttOn dull; sales, 5000 bales
middling, ~; 0aleans, SID.