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FOREIGN HIT CHAT.

Tho Msnsion-Houss subscriptions to
Chicago have reached 9i4,s0e0.
The Prince Of Wales made 6 srihing
subscription 10 the Chicago relief fund
yesterday.
President Theirs refuses TO modify bis
sElttnatsss to England regarding the COM
mercial treaty.
1t is thought that none Of the Com
munisss remaining In prison viii DO exc
cuted. except N. Ferre.
Early changes In tbs English ministry
are contemplated by the elevation Of some
OF its present members 70 the peerage.
Five cabinet councils of the British
ministry were held during the past week,
the foreign policy Of the government being
the main subject of discussion.
The reorganization Of the English army
Is progressing actively. Regiments are
being brought to a war standard. There
Is an immense accumulation Of war mate
rial.
In Berlin on Monday, Prince GoTtscha-
kof had a long private interview with
Emperor William, and another with
Count Bismarck yesterday. The subject
Of these interviews is unknown.
The trial Of Kelly. in Dublin, creates
much excitement. The police are Kissed
AIu EuE ULA.OAHL LA80AE4 Al DnEEIAA AIOLu
the prison TO the courtroom There have
been no disturbances of S serious eharac-
ter.
In connection with English subscrip-
lions 70 the Chicago relief fund, Mr.. Geo.
Ogden. late candidate for parliament from
Lambeth in the w~Orkingmen's interest,
written a letter reviewing the lat Of
subscriptions, and charging che arisio-
cratic classes with q went OF charity.
Further arrests Of Spanish ~conspirators
have bssn made at Barcelona, and addi-
tional evidences Of their guilt arc brought
3 light. Stores OF arms en1 other wsr-
Ike Implements have been discovered.
The International society is Al the bottom
OF the plot, and the men arrested are for
the most part members Of that orgsniza-
ton.
The Inman steamship City of Brussels,
from New York, October z-st. for Liver
pool called in st Queenstown yesterday
morning Bier commander reports hav-
ing encountered 8 hurricane on Monday OF
the Irish coast, during which the fourth
pfhosr was lost overheard. Several OF the
grew were injured.
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FlEANcs ANH TRAOE.
OFFICE or rHE DAILY APPEAL, I
TUESDAY,, October 81, lS7L )
"aNsrAL

The situation on Madison street to-day is
very favorable. Money is easy and In fair sup
ply, the demand being met readily n az rates
unchanged at Toto u per cent. per annuin and
in open market from II 90 ~ per cent per
month. Bsnkers express every confidence IN
money matters, and snuelpate. ready collec-
lions on paper falling due from the list to the
81. In the market there is no new feature.
The demand for exchange was not 50 good as
yesterday. Rates remain at = to &c on New
York and ether eastern and northern points.
TIE gold market is dun and but little offer
ing. Tbs decline is not calculated 10 make the
market very lively. Rates here are 100 70
In the local stock and security market, com
paritively speaking, there is nothing doing
quoted al 50 to Slc;ist mOrtguge bonds. 81 to Sc;
2d do. 70 10 soc. Arkansas leYee bonds ave
quiet at q TO &c. City bends are buying 81 55es
and Sc selling. Memphis sud Little Rock rail-
mad shares are nominal al 10 to I2c: lst merit
cages bonds, e to sc. Insurance stocks are
quiet and unchanged. Arkansas state war
rants, 70 TO SOC. Mississippi Central railrOsd
shares st Is to 16e; for lst mortgage bonds,
dealers report s. 70 SC as the buying and sell
ing rates ID do, u 70 7sc. Mississippi and Ten
nessee railroad shares are ~ TO 2iei DO lstmOrt-
gage bonds, 81 to sc; do ID, 0c.
The st. Louis Republican says; "As to the
future the outlook IS very encouraging. II
demand for the immediate future is likely 10
proceed from packers, but this VIII be even less
this year than usual. Is prices OF hogs viii be
lower than lost year. We learn incidentally
that most OF the country packers usually OBJ
tanning accommodation here, had made ar
rangenentS previous 10 the 1rst of October.
aud that some OF the largest Of our city pack
eri have since thea effected loans in New York
The Chicago packers, we are informed by pri-
vate letters nom that city, have had money
offered to them from London and Hamburg a.
a low rate ofintsrest, which has been accepted.
II would appear then that the packing inter
est OF the West will make less demand upon
local banks and capital than could have been
anticipated a few weeks since, and thai the
money which has been reserved to aid move
ments of grain, and thst money, 50 far from be-
ing strong in The closing months Of the year,
viii rule easy,
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Friday, November 10. 1871,

with legal hours, the lots OF land designated
snd numbered Tom Ito 50. ~tnciusivs, on ths
plan OF Subdivision OF AM acres OF land be-
0nging 70 K. J.B. 4. vim. stsusts Il shelby
county, on the new Raleigh rood. sDd bound
ed in pat On the north By Vol river. chssS
lots, as laid of On the plan now on exhibi-
ton at the Oics Of the Cls-k p Master and
o. complainanssi solicitor, L. e. Mcfarland,
Esq embrace 5. 8, 10 and II scres
These lots, or any Of them, VIII De sold
on q credit Of six and twelve months,
Notes Without security viii he re
Qoired Of toe purchaser ard lien retained 70
secure the deferred pay menis
These lands are are 81 ttmbsred, fertile and
well adapted Tor SMALL Palms, or for gar
de1ing purposes
such bargains as wiz b. offered in his land
have SELDOM been onered 10 the SPECUEATOR,
the H~OoD-DEALER, the GAROESEE, and eli
who went residence property adjacent to and
convenient TO Memphis-bei~ g on the line az
the projected railroad from Memphis 20 RAJ
leigh, and only ~ mf-ea from Court EQuere.
- Full particulars and plans can be had
a. my ONCE, or L. 5. MCFARLAND, SOL for
e~onplslnantS, at the Planters Insurance
Building, Ne. A Asdisoa street, Memphis,
tennessee.
n. D. L. STEWART. CLERK and Master.
Ocll-dtd
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MARCUS J. WRIGHT,
Sheriff OF Shelby county.


Shelby County QaartsrI7 Court, October
Tern, 1871, Thursday October g., l5IL.
EFHE Hemphis md Ezirlgh gafrosd Conn
S-o,ds az 1919 1919 49, 20 us court
the credit OF Shelby county, Tennessee. -
indorser OF g~usrauter on the bonds OF said
u Is years from date Of issue. bearing eight
psr cent Interest. with coupons attached.
payable semi annually, It the ONCE OF said
company, in the city ofMemphls, said bonds
by the county whenever the company Shall
have first graded bridged and tied the entire
tae same snd Tnentssued The same snail be
and constitute alien superior to all others IL
favor OF the county upon the road, iron, lies,
bridges, rolling stock. engines, privileges
bonds and coupons at maturity and beiieV-
Ing that The construction Of said railroad
Shelby county, md t1at the county VIII Be
protected IN the Endorsement g said bonds.
Il Is therefore ordered by the Court, rs
the Chairman Oftnia Court be and he Is here
by and directed 70 Endorse IA the
name and on benair Of Shelby ccEnty The
bonds Of the Memphis n Raleigh Railroad
Company described, as Aforesaid &c the
amount Of hny thousand dollars. whenever
the President and Director OF SAID eOmpaug
shall have certified to and satisfied him tina
sud COM pa has grade1, Dricged and tied
ths entire road from Memphis 70 Raleigh
and paid for the same, 2 the credit o. Shelf
by county Is hereby pledged for tie payment
- 80 49, klAk0An - AAANAlAaI NAEILLa
2 That IL loan Of cne credit OF shelby
county b become binding only when rat
ifed by the constitutional majority OF the
legal voters OF the county, and 90 test their
sense OF this question::
Il Is hereby ordered. That the Sheriff oftha
coult make publication in two daily papers
pnbLsnsd IN Memphis OF an election 70 be
neid for that purpose At the regular voting
precincts OF the county, on Saturday. the
nth Of November, 1871, ard that a copy OF
this order be, with the notice OF the election,
published for thirty days preceding the cleo
ton.
) Thoss who favor the loan shall, al said
election, write or prsnt on their ballots the
words, (" For Loan" and those who oppose
the ssme shall write or print on their ballots
the words. 10 LoaD ard the sheriff shall
Immediately after tue election make return
thereof to tns Clerk Of The County 1Ourf OF
the number OF the votes pooled for o
against the loan, and the clerk shalI there
certify TO the Chairman oftn35 Court
the result OF said election ms company
viii pay al costs incident 10 the election.
Ayes: EQuires WiLhorinStcn. Giles, Hale,
SpellmsD Winters, Acrcrief. Pulliam, Cald-
We'll Brewer buntyus Hoegel, Brown, Burke,
Elliott. aoore. Mfllef, alisSons Brooks and
S~tone-lsi nays: EEquirss Walker Jones
and Holeuaan-3.
Witness my hand and zeal OF once at
Office in ths city OF Memphis, Tennessee,
this 9Th day o. October. 4. y. ISL,
JAMES REILLY, CLERK.
Ev T. II FNUTTEN- ID. 81 we'll
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DOING WELL.

Just a message over the wire,
hipplinC music rs . fell,
Grateful came the telegram,
"Eother, daughter, doing we'll.
But q word, sn3 honey-laden,
Gathered NON anotner ell
Blessing richly for b llfllng5
Mother, daughter, doing well.
whose the atom-curl 50 dsinty,
Some wee bird cOu.d surely tell,
Nesting where no storm can reach III
Mother, daughter, doing we'll
We are slow 10 msrk our treasure
Lent Us here but for 3 spell.
Should the Master 6nd US loving,
moi 50 wisely as too WE'LL
VIII the little dimpled q gers,
Voice IS sweet a. silver bell
Do their might for Jesus, praise Him.
Never weary doing wellf"
Would the golden ties that bind us,
Links Lnat causs us 10 rebel,
Rirst chains 50 closely roundus
Gould the heart say at is well3'
aLamb OF God. begOtten for us,
Grant Us wisdom o excel
That rhy coming suddenly
Find us eveT-vatching. Father,
"Hosher, daughter. Gclng we'll
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EIectrn-GhemIeaI Baths.
NOTICE.
= last Notice to the Owners Of Property
HeretefOre sold to the city for the
Non-Dayment of Taxes.
OEFICE OF CITYTAX COLLECToR,
October 10. ISL.

OFFICE OF CITYTAXC OLLECTOR,
MEAPHIs, October 10, 1SlC
The twelve months allowed by law for the
dampti or property sold for the o psy-
roent 81 taxes for the fofty-8ecOnd corporate
Tear, 1863, win expire on the Sd day Of No
Vsmber. 1871.
ufiI he taken by the city and recorded In the
cf8ee OF the Register OF shelby county, for
an the property struck on to the city at the
sale ia EoFember, 1873 and not reosemed 81
Bv direction OF the Mayor. the owners OF
property, sold In former years 2nd not re-
desmed. may redeem the same by or before
fhe Isl day or December, 1871; after thai date
leeds tazen by the city for all property sold
IN former wears and nOs redeemed, VIII also
hs recorded, and action will be Immediately
SsouQht 10 recover possession Of all the
proeSrty fer which deeds hsve been tsken.
FELIX W. KoBERTS0N,
CffV fFaX Collector.
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VALUABLE SUBURBAN LARDs
For 8A1es

No. IS, 3 Second ChRacery C~ourt-Thos.
G. Neal ct al. " X. j. 3. L.. vim et a..
virtue offs consent decres CT ths second
- ChanceTy Court OF shelby county, en-
tered In the above cause VII st my Ones
door, On second street, Hep 7htss Czsr at
PUbllc sale. on
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Saturday, November y, 1871,

70 test the ssnse 81 the auallled vol
ers Of said county - ratifyiug AMI au-
pEoFlrg The action % fne County
Court Ia esfeei1r ald promising ~ indorss
on DenaI o. and in the name ~ aLe c1nEiy
my tnpusAnu dollars IA amaguf o. The
bonds Of The Mem phts and Ralcigr Railroad
company payable at yelr-. nearing eizht
PER cent VITA c11pOns attaeleJ. pa able
B-sfnt-annuati7s upoo The tegfas aad eoudi-
itonsseecInsd N Inc order, which l. here
vito publi3hed
ThOss who favor ths loan OF the credit Of
the conaty, a~sfndersed aforesaid, viii wrffs
OF print on 2hetf LicEeE, " For Loan and
those opposed wiz write or pint in t1eIr
tickets, No Loan"
A Isl OF the judges, CLERKS aud officers win
be published be'0fe ths dag OF election.
Octnher IN 1871
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ELECTION NOTICE.

DY virtue OF al order 81 tho Honorsfl9
- County Court 0 SHELBY county "a quar-
terry session. n its present October fes1on,
I viii Open and hold an eieeffou AZ al he
legal voting places in sail county On
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Hrs. NARY MOMROE

Has returned from the North and respect
fuliy informs her patrons and friends that
she has taken the rooms No. so 9ayos0
Block. Aain street, whore she viii be glad 70
see them. Dress Makfmg In the 1sntees
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5jnOnnon9
LTVERDIsEASE

LIVER DISEASE
prevail 20 a greater
bly, any other nal
always anxiously
Liver Is regulated
is sIIaost invarta
Of action in the
pche.G nnstipation,
the S~-oulders, Cou
Stomach, Rad Taste
icus attacks, Palpt
Depression OF the
aada hundred othe
SIAaONS' LIVER
the best remedy for
discovered. It acts
and, being simple
pound, can DO no
less in e wayi
40 yaars, and hun
and great from all
try viii vouoh for
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DRESS MAKING.

AHRA. Il MARSH takes pleasure in an
WI nonncing 70 her Old patrons and the
nnhlie eanerSlly. that she has resumed the
6aFs2S MAKEHa EDaEHEftB AZ Hos $50
REHoTO STREET, thEd door south OF
Nance. whsre she Is prepared 10 I'll ali or
ders IA her line, in the latest styles, always
hsVing ~ assortment Of patterns on hand
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RaemDiiis and Louisville
SuAMEh SCHEDULE.
Isns II, 1871.
Trstn Ienva nav Expresa-.-- So am.
New Hark- -.a.-.-.---12a pm.
Brownsville accommodation leaves

ELEGANT sleeping cars rHn through 70 81.
Louis . Louisville on tine 8s2S pm fAln.
TheE a.m- and SEQ pm. trains &c n9t zen
en- Sunday. specialization
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1. Q. Q. :.
MUTUAL AID AssOClATI0H
0ses, 222 SaIz ST. EIszphIs.
A OF

OFFICERS:
II. D. CoNFELL, President
& BINGHAM, Vice-PrszldeuL
Up PREC3OTT, Secretary.
VS.. BRUCE, Treasurer.
nj members OF the Order in good stzrds
ing admitted. The fees azs snlsl Ec-
raission fee, So, in dvanes. Annual fee. 81.
in advance, and 50 upon the death Of each
emb within thirty days after being moth
dedl, when his family, or any person dss1g-
mated by him, viii be entitled to the eyre
gate Of s. from every meIahsr Of the Asso-
oiatior. All Odd Fellows in fennessea, Mis-
stssippi and Arkansas, are eligible to msn-
bershtp. This is strictly an ODD yellow IN
ctitution, 20 bsne61 the families Of It's de-
Ssased members 9niz d&U
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a meeting OF the O~orporators of the
Memphis Building Association, was held
on Friday night at the ofics of Donoho
Buckley, when the following board
OF directors was elected: II. d. Buckley.
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city asBessors and their clerk be hxed az the
sum OF $3.50 each. Adopted by board OF alder
men, November /. 1871.
By Alderman DWyer:
A resolution that the property owners on
the south aide OF Concord. bstween Main and
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vision Of our organic law upon which It is
founded, are repugnant to the constitu-
lion and laws OF the United States, ana,
therefore, null and void. :
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@aE

Ing Physicians than any other tonic or slim
luant now in use. They are A SURE PRE-
VENTIVEfo for Fever n Ague IntsrmitteDt5,
Bfliousness, and all disorders arising from
Miasmatic causes. They are higkly recon-
Tended as an anti-dyspeptic, and in cases OF
indigestion are invaluable as an Appetizer
q Rscuperznt, and in cases OF General De-
biltty they a never IN q single Instance
failed IN producing the most happy results.
They are particularly BENEFICIAL 10 kE-
MALES, Strengthening the body, invfgorst-
ing the mind, and giving tone and elasticity
to the whole system. b HOME BITTERS
are compounded with the greatest care, and
the public so PLEASANT TO THE TASTE,
and at tae same time combining 50 many
remedial agents, Endorsed by the medical ma
p1Ia. It costs little TO give them 3 tatr trial,
and
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seaneGce OF youthful indiscretons.
RS- This medicine has been used in cur prae-
tics for many years, md vita thousands
treated. it las not fsiodm q Single instance
T Zach package Of Vegetable Cure 10
wrappedin uliramarine blue paper, printedn
gold letters, andcontaiEs one bottle nlea with
Bagar-coated Pills, and one vial q Medieatea
Powders, sufficient 20 make oRe-haE pmt q
injection; and n Syringe.
aSrPrice IS, per package, sold bVDrcgg1stss
Or sent by mai OF receipt Of S5.5l.
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Jackson county farmers grow very hne
tobacco.
Much Georgia cotton is being market
al q. Eufsnla
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A concise history OF tho past OF this most
wonderful Of elites. snd = detailed. clrcnm-
Nv dre. with scenes. incidents. etc. By
Colbert and Chamberlain, City Editors
: bfcaao Trfbune. Agents wanted. @. +.
) emit, Publisher. IS West Fourth street, I'm
ctunRtL 0c2fosd&W
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aEmPHls AND LITTLE Rock ;. p.
CHANGE OF TIME
COMMENCING Sunday, September ID
iS7i Until nuriner notice, trains WlAfnh


0OMMF NCTNG Sunday, Septsnpsf 3D.
u ls7i. Until further notice. Trains NAAiHh
daily as folows: 7nam
Isave-Hopeneld-- ..------eS e~h
1r,iVs-HunfeTsYlle- pm
Arrive-Littl8 pm
Rafurnina STRIVE at Memphis--.66o pm
TerrvhoRE leaves foot Of Union street
n-omrtly al 7E0 AN. Close connections made
II Devalls Blun with r. Il. Packet COS line
al steamers for all points on White river
Connecting Al Little Rock with regular line
~ stages for Hot Springs Camden. Arksdel
phts, Washington End PofEisin Texas, Also
with steamers on Arkansas river for Zine
BIuG. F0rt Smith q mtermediate points,
and with trains on the Little kock ana
Fort Bnith railroad. o.
For tickets OF information apply 81 Coms
pauys omce 81 Madison street, - oUss =.
Memphis and Lonisyisle ~shfesas1 Sariss-
Toni Sfirosd. rs Main streeL-
or. OAKLEY, ALEX BDnn1L
a. - LkEKHM1e8A
spa ssnsrsl snpsasPsssasaA
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NEW YORK. October 81, l30 pm The mar
ket is strong and active, with marked adj
vance IN prices and 4 very large business
doing.
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Figures for the Contemplation and
study of Memphis Merchants and
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We take the following extract from the Oc-
tober report Of tine agricultural department Of
Washington, ID. c.; "Hhe cotton returns OF
October are no more favorable than those of
the preceding month. Ia no state IS the aver
age ofSepteinber fully sustained. The gener-
al average ofcOnditiOn in the III y week ofthe
present mont Is 70 per cent. against 50 per
cent. in September. in some sections in the
Mississippi valley and IN Texas improved
anee OF testimony In the Southwest, as Wei as
on the Atlantic coast, lavOrsS further educ
ton OF the expected ylelo. the percentage Of
the condition Of the several states Is as fol-
lows; North Carolina, so south Carolina, IS;
Georgia, y; Florida, %; Alabama, IS, MiFsis-
sippi, rs; louisiana, %; Texas, Y; Arkansas,
from rust shedding Of bolls prematurely, suf-
nciently low temperature TO check the deyel-
Opment Of bOlls In more northern ~latitudes,
floods and inundadons IN Florida and Geor-
gia; sprOuting OF rOttlng Of bolls from rains,
drOughtin some sections OF Georgia, and the
boil n army worms N portions Of Mississip-
nj and more western states. II does not an
pear that the losses nom insects are general or
very serious, with a few isolated exceptions.
Drought should be cTedlted with q larger pro-
portion Of the depreciation than any other as
higned cause, Notwithstanding tie fact that
cotton endures lack Of moisture better than
any Oihor crop. The present indications do
not point 10 acrOp OF more than three millions
Of bales, and II the remaining season shOuld
be unfavorable for the Development and gath
ering Of the fiber, a smaller result must be ao-
Cotton A New York.
NEW YoRE, October 81 10 a.m.-The market
opens quiet and arm. sales, 1897; receipts,
lb,lle; here. 552 bales. Ordinary. l6<ci good
ordinary, rs<c; low middling, l5hc; mlddling,
lezfc; good middling, 1890.
p Dp.m-C0uon market easier and sieadier
at last nights quotations. Sales on spot, l6Oe;
futures, lil0o; November, 1870; December,
1870; January, 1876; February, 1876; May,
2)c.
$40 p m -sales-splnners 1888 bales; export,
1857 bales; speculation, 81 bales; transit 800
bales; contracts, 220 bales. Ordinary, 1910;
good culinary, E5scf low middling, 1916; mid
ding, lhzzc; good middling, ifzc. November,
Is 7-iGc; DeoemDef. 1916; JanuaTy, 1870; Feb
rusTy, ls74cs March, 1870. April, 1876; May,
29c.
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Jos p V q Co
Mitchell, HOdman&Cu
& Thayer
Johnston q Vance
II Wade q Co
Isaac Friedman
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] W Johnston d Co
Risk & Johnson
Jacob Cans
Mansfield q Higbee
Bros
Herzog x Bro
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NEW YORK, October 81, l0-5 a.m.-GOvern-
ment dull with a slight decline throughout the
list Sterling steady az l0SI. Gold loauingn al.
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LIVERPOOL, October 81, 1@ p.mLCotton
strong with an upward tendency. Sales 1900
bales; middliDg uplands fully 8 7-l6d; Orleans,
8 3I-l5d.
$50 p.m.-Cotf0n nrm. Sales, 1900 Of which
900 are for speculation and export; middilng
uplands. sLdi Orleans, g<d.
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SEE B

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UTE have tested its virtues, and know that
w for Dyspepsia, Biliousness and throb-
hing Headache, 1t Is the best medicine the
world ever saWLEditor Telegraph n Mes
eenger, Macon, Ga.
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A G. Late Meaeham = Treadwsn
A. b TREADWELL, OF Treadren Pros.
X. A. TREADwELL. Of TreadweH Bros.
B.r TREADwELL, Of Ireadwel Bros.
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Cures al diseases caused
byself-abuse, VIZ SpeTad-
t0Thed, SsnsjnGl Weak
ness, Mini Emissions,
loss Of Nen3Or1, UllloesGi
Lassiuds, Pains IL the
Back. IumneSs Of Vision,
Premature Old Age, EtGk
NarUes, D fcak breathing,
.PGle C0uRtcHdlsee, IHsda-
tn, Consumption, ard all
4 se.aas that follow As q
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-01

In the live stock market there was some ac-
tivity; Cattle are in good supply and steady at
- TO s. % foi choice, So 50 to 81 80 for second
quality, and dull for common al 81 90
10 . 10. hogs are in good supply
with fair inquiry at So O095 50 for smooth fat
block hogs, and "a 50 for half-fattened shoats.
Sheep and lambs are also scarce for best GRADES
and firm at IS 098 50 per head for best grades,
and duh for inferior and common at 81
Cows and calves are in better demand, with
none in market; We quote them at SS5a4O for
medium, and S5od90 for choice.