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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-25
Saturday, Dscsmbsr 2, 1871,

within legal hours. In front of the Sheriff q
once IN me city OF Memphis, Tenn. on the
wet sld7 OF second street, bstween UEtOl
and Gsyoso streets. and IN front OF The sonth
portion Of the GrsenlaW Opera Home pro-
coed 70 sell, Tor cash. ~ the ignes and oest
bidder. the following real estate, or 80 muen
thereof a. NAV be necessary 70 satisfy the
amount secured By the trust Tn property
lies In Shelby county, Tenn and Is thus de-
serloeos q mont srse eontainiDgs D-ig
70 the said James Young by " esIey Blaze.
more, by deed dated &th February, ID. reg
county, In book 2, b. 27-s. ana desc lbsd =
follows: Beginning al q sweet Eum 10 chains
and 8 links south Of B~radshaw's south uEe CT
q 40 acre tract and On the uue oetg cen said
j. Young and a. g. BlsksmoIe; theLce west
crossing zane creek, 4 cnzI 5; thence sOutn
q chains and 81 links TO zswset gum, hence
eaat 4 chains to A. q. BlEksmo ss wesl
corneri thence north p chains and 81 links
with A. q. BlakemoIes west me 70 he be-
gtnntrE. Also SO much OF the following de-
scrioed property as had not been sot0 or
NOR. gagged 70 others prior 70 Janusry u, I o.,
and remained the property OF James Young
and ais vile on that day. the description o
about 40 acres, and being q part Of n tFast
originally In the name Of James seaWell.
Beg inning a. the northwest eoraer % sald
original tract at q STAGE north IS deg ees, eat
q Inks nom 3 white oak marked ". z;
thence east passing an elm ~ 10 cnains and
aS1s. me soGtneesa SpERsr OF ] R.nseys
sweet and black gum and black OAK point
ers; thence south, crossing zane creek al ,
chains and = links. IN Al - enslns sud -
links, 70 . sweet gum; thence vest 4 cnain5
70 stake thsnce south, crOsaIng salo CT sex
ST. chatns, 1 ali 3 mains anu 50 Inns, 70 -
sweet gum; thence east 4cnalDs to = STAKE
and dogw0od; taence south s chains and Il
Inks TO q STAKE and b sex gum marked L.,
thence west 81 chains 70 = sEake. thence north
- chains ana - links % the ossinnlag, 70
which deed Of q ust m the CnRnoery i0urs
record reference IL here made Tor greater GER
tRtuty titles believed 70 be sood, bus I wu
sell and convey only as trustee. Equity Of
redemption barred.
MARCUS ] WRIGHT,
Sheriff Of Shelby county and trustee.
HUAEs & PssFOE, attorneys
now
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SPECIAL M0TICE.

Arrsst Deeay.-Wh hen a plant or . tree
begins TO decay It mast needs die. II can.
not be ievitalized. But 1t Il not so with
human beings. A human ruin can be re-
paired, strer gthened, restored, though q
brown leaf or q withered blade Of grass ran
never be made green again. In the autumn
Of lie. or even In Its winter, when natui Q
seems TO be giving way under the pressure Of
years. 1t is sttn possible to retard the pro-
gress OF decay, and 10 lend TO age more than
Its won ed vigsr. AS q means OF promoting
this object, Hostettsrs Stomach Bttters IL
anoaest'onably the most potent OF ali re-
storauyes. II will not make toe old young
bat It viii prevent. Lessen. or nootn the In
nrmities when are the usual aeeompani-
ments of the decline Of LIE. For debility
and Q lack o. nervous power, fron whatever
cause arising, 1t Is the medicine. tina OF all
others before The world. best deserves the
name OF q sPEorS1a In purity. In lnviEs-
rating properties, In Its adaptation to weak
stomsehs and feeble oFganlxa ions, It ha. no
competttor among the tonics OF the pharma-
CO. . .. nor Hmorg proprietary remedies
Beeides Its Strengthening principle, It pos
sesss Alternative AMI regulating properties OF
the highest order, aud IS an ambitious
medicine ts far pre- cradle TO M OF tbs prep.
srstols eontdntpg mercury. slme has
SHOWN thsl tor physical decay, nervous e
oslttyf cyspepsla, but uz disorders and inter-
nitlent fsYer, HostettsriE nifters n 3 remedy
Witnout = rival. 1hss II tbs season OF the fan
OF tie leaf let IL remind the oio, the feeble,
the sleElyy 70 inVE0rats and resuaate Their
.yssems Win this great vegesab-o tsnic and
T.
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IN weather, amer the heavy rain last night
cleared OIL this morning very pleasantly, and
animation In the general market, The in-
qutry wa brisk, but In the absence OF leyee
receipts, transactions were not heavy, but on
cause any change In prices. The general tone
Of the market Is fair, and in grain there is q
nrmeE feeling, pretensions are higher. In
western produce receipts have fallen on, and
In few articles, relatively higher. The GO
Gerry trade is far, while dry goods are less act
me MEAr market Is In a critical condition.
and dealers are cautious, and are individually
looking after their own Interests. III is q DIM
saiss. to.dsy xsss maas ~ = o Cav 2nots,'ens .
70 - 20 the trade. In open market SC
Shoulders % the trade, ne. Clear rib Is
and selling about tho same rs dear sides.
Choice canyaSedc hams, I5c 70 l5Hc; choice
pain hams, ~ 10 1870 With the exception
comparatively ugh5 though the demand Is
lght exosustyely for immediate oonsump-
Choice APPLES are in request. We 1nd mona
on the market They viii bring "a SOC : COM
MOI 70 mir are In large supply n dull, and
RrTTKHk q shade lower; that that sold last
week AZ &c Is Sc ling to-day at sc. This seems
10 be the prevailing price for choice. Com
mon 70 good l6Sx2e IS tubs of ohoies sold at
CoRsxEALi is IN better request, and sold this
morpfr & on the levee AZ sS& The supply is
AAAlt .lLARNn4A2NA1 ia az Als MH IINUL y
PoULTRT continues IN large receipts, dull
and heavy though one dealer disposed OF four
600 9 AZ ~ extra large, Prices range from
81 5093 50, and slow At the outside figure.
Geese, 1907, and In hfr supply Turkeys In
moderate supply and slow atSIz9l7.
POTATOES are II fair recelp q t.o TN active
demAnn; z4s Ks were sold q. MS Bol ers
are sakipg 81 20ei%, and Per barrel, % ss9
rbe RIouR market il steady ard pretsn
siOns are D,ghur; supe ne 10 extras we
quote from 25e 1910 nisuer than taie time
last ween. We quote: suDers, 20 5o9e 7ei ex-
tras g 10; pod family, u 76@s q; iancy
Ia OAss tnsre Il q nrmsr feeling, they hsv.
rive OF choice Shfte. sod this morning 81
CoEE Is 10 moderate demand, and would sell
readily ~ &c on. the levees In store, 70
the trade, oSo. ReeaPts 9of the past few days
have bean light, with an active looaldemand.
D 81. louis and tbs probability Is that this
quality viii rue a. . pretty sttn nsnre; but
here u ne reason Tor ever rEoes 70 reach q
high price. We req tHe NO advance In .this
market, Choica on the teyee Il worth SO, and
u SO 81 Ato 81 " PEI 100 pounds Prime
Il i a very diaeuitm atter TO SET at the mar
msroas. They range for inferior 10 common,
> 3 to.l 70 fair 70 good, ~ 70 Z TO- ehe-cs 20
There ~ an inactive market for , eorss.
when . shaded ~ the 1oaIoe1 g Quotsrons [;
lbs hemp and AJAX lee she; X lbs I'D 7ne.
lions wGe Light. On he sevse 81 s24G8; In
store on orssrs. 06G67. xhs supply Il fair
A1d Asss E<1ea as very aiseourasfsG % skip-
pEA-
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On The 2sih Cay Of November, 1877,

At noon IN front of tbs court room OF the
OiFeuit Court Of the United states, for the
District Of West Tennessee, IN the city OF
Memphis, sell, TO the highest bidder, the fol-
lowing described property, to-Wi
A certain tract, piece or parcel OF land, sit
uRte, lying and being in b county Of Tip
on, STATE o Tennessee, on the waters Of the
Mississippi river, with metes and bounds as
follows to-wit: Beginning 81 point on the
Mississippi river, Palmer 5 northeast corner;
thence south with Salmer's line so poles 70
a stake; thence east - poles 20 q stakei
thence north poles to 3 tree on the bank
OF the mississippi river; thence N q west
Wardly direction with the meanders of the
Mississippi river to the point OF beginning;
being the same tract conveyed BY William
Coward TO james D. Ellis, ana described In
said deed Of conveyance IS Containing, by
estimation elghty-three (8l acres tognther
with the engines, boilers and all other nx-
lures and apparatus and things lying and
being situated on said tract OF land, and used
IN the Installation OF spurious liquors, and
described IS fellows, town.: Two double-nue
boilers, twenty ieet lons, forty inches diane
ter, crate, bars. etc; one engine, ten-tnen
cylinder, twenty ieet stroke, with everything
TO make II complete; one main SHAH ny
wheel n Pnleys p Al otneI snstang
kix-inoh stones, for grinding with gearing.
belung, ETC.; n mash tub; one worm tub
and worm; one cold water tub; one high
wine tubs; one low-Etne tub; six beer
tubs; one under or beer SILK; two receiv.
Ing tuos or eisternsi two yeast tnbsi four
yeast cans; draw and force and high and
low WIN pumps; platform snd beam
scales, and all the pipes, valves, cocks, belt
ing used about the distillery; blacksmith
and carpenter and other tools and tnssru-
ments about the premises
Said property VIII De sold on q credit OF ak
months; the purchaser TO give note, with ap-
proved personal security, bearing interest
rem date, for the purchase moneys, and .
lien retained IN the property as additional
security tor tbs payment OF the purchase
money.
Tns equity OF redemption Is barred; and
the purchaser VIII De placed in poss ession
on the confirmation Of tbs sale by the Court.
ii clay KING. Special Commissioner.
Memnhis. November Z. ls7L. MOI ids
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7 OFFER for sale. near Mound City, in Crit
i tenden county, Arksnsss, a tract OF lant
containing nearly $50 acres Of ricn, alluvIa.
ISna, rom ~ % ~ scres IN ealtlvseioa and
dsadenIng This valuable tract furnishes 100
acres or more Of uliaole land, all OF when
could oe put in cultivation at a mOdersie out
lay Of capital, making over q thousand acre
farm, OF unequded value In this vicintty.
b piaataaon Il distant about eight miles
from Ne~mphis-halfby water 20 AOOnd City,
the balance by ridge road-and u known as
the "Donegan, or Island place, and with ths
exception OF two hundred yards ~offencing, Is
surrounded BY Marion n sesvsr Dam
axes. which AFFORD entire protection TO tbs
farm from STOCK Of every kind.
There are no sand blows on the farm. tins
entire cleared land seing on the richest black
alluvium. producing IS much cotton Or corn
to the acre rs any land in this latitude.
These lands yielded last year from one to
one and q quarter Dales 10 the acre.
In sd iIton to this farm as = cotton planta-
ton. there are now upon it bet i0 and
IO lead Of bullOcks, fattening upon the IN
cleared portion 81 the place, and tbs corn
nov osin qpon II Inc pnIeh9ssr Can
with wagons and plantation utensils, az val
uRtion-
Tne owner Is determined to sell. from the
fact tnat the plantation requires more OF his
time than he can spare TO us successful man.
agement.
lie deems any extended description OF the
properly unnecessary, ae the vzlue Of tbs
plantation Is too well known to require II
Parties desiring to examine or 10 purchase
the plantation can apply TO Asssrs BOY star
TO me at nuntsvins, AIaoama
il DONEGAN.
II not sold before the nrst Monday IN De
S5at dsy a. public sale. sit6e seal E.isIe *
change o Hoyster, TrgEeTant & Co no 40
Main street &C Il o'clock. where maps OF tne
land can be seen and terms made known at
ocs IL.
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Tuesday, November 18th, 1871,

between the hours OF liam and Il m, the
follow ng described real estate: A tract Of
land situate in the county Of Eayette, state
OF tennessee, being the north end OF 3 tract
of Ao1acres Owneu by willis Persons, besInn-
Ing at < stake in VIM. D~Avenport's west line
said Persons northeast corner, and running
thence north II4H poles 70 a stake, with mui.
berry pointers, }. ID. Brewsteris southeast cor
neri thence west with 6rsWsBer's line III
pols5 70 q stake aud white oak pointer
thence south I4h poles TO a stake with gum
pointer thence east I'D poles to the beginn-
ing, containing (I30 one hundred and thirty
acres.
Said last above described tract lies about
three miles from Moscow, 10 said county
SAID Tract has tween nfty and sixty acres Of
cleared land, balance most excellent tim
bered n Title perfect
Terms Of Sale-One-thtrd cash, baisnca in
two equal payments at one and ~two-years
from GATE Of Aale, secured by notes bearing
interest at the rate OF ten per csnt from date,
snd a Len retained on the vi to secure the
deferred payments.
N. L STEWART, Clerk and Master.
This november l, ISL.
L. o. RiveE, sol. Tor cOmplft. uOStdB
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~Aian.Rasldanf NafIna.

SO, as. r. DIN the Second Cnsncery. Cour
of Smelly county, Tennessee-Cohn ID
Narfin. Rodgers n josephine kOdg
ers- Mary JaIS Martin, Lula Martin AM
IT appearing from afddavit in this cause
/ that the defendants, SSTsh Martin i.
Rodgers and Josephine RoCSers, ais vile
ana her minor children, Mary Jane Martin
and.LuIa Martin, and then guardian, '. =;
Johnson, are nOn-residents OF the stale o.
Tennessee and are residents OF the Stzte OF
Mississippi;
It Is therefore ordered, by the Clerk and
Master, Thai they make their appearance
herein, at the courthouse of the second
Chancery Court OF shelby county, IN the
city of Memphis, Tennessee, on or before
the first Monday in January, B4li
and plead, answer or demur to complain
ants bill. or the same viii be taken for con-
tessed as TO them, and set for hearing ex-
o, Nrte, and thai a copy OF this order be pub
is bed once a week ior our successive Weeks
in 1 DE Memphis Appeal. This OetoOer q, lo7l
n. d. L. STEW X CLERK and Master.
By u. BELoHKR, Deputy u. and N.
n ". Frazer. sol. Tor D OEr
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LOOK TO YOUR CHILDREN.
PEfITI0N For INCORPORATION.

No 6H. R. DIN the Second Chancery Court
ofshelby county. Tennessee
Charles Kney, JACOB Croik, George Tonsa,
Henry Seessel, Lewis KBey, Peter Geger,
William Gstes, Henry Winoler, Frank HUI
bert, Leopold Schiiling, Isaac Euitz Samue
FultE, Michael Deltznetmer, George ElPhing-
stone, Joseph Windier, Nicholas Kerr, Jacob
Schilling Anthony Worner.
A LII persons sre hereby notined to sppear
n before the Second Cnancery Court Of Shell
by county Tennessee, on or before the nrst
Monday in January, 1877. and show cause, II
any they have or know of, why letters of in
corporation should not issue to the petition
UNION HIDE AND MELTING ASSOCIA-
TION," with the powers and privileges Of q
corporate body, 10 wit: OF succession 10 con-
tract and be contracted with; 70 buy and sell
real and personal estate for the legitimate
purposes oftBe Assooiat1on; to sue and be
sued in their corporate name, ard TO- collect
debts; to have q ca pttal stock liked, the min
imum st Sl500 sDd the maximum At $1,000,
with authority to organize and exercise their
privileges as a chartered institution on the
minimum sum OF SlOOO, with Liberty 70 In
crease { TO the mailman in the discretion
of q majority of the stockholders; 20 dx the
shares 81 IS zach; 70 have power to buy and
sell all KINDS Of fresh meat, either alive or
prepared for market, and also 10 buy and sell
hides, tsliow, of4L, ETC., and to manufacture
them into such articles of use as Lney may
see at, and may vend the same; and TO be
authorised 10 Duy in the city and country
such real estate g. may be necessary Tor the
legitimate purposes OF the corPorA tton, TO-
wit: 10 buy care for and teli fresh meats, or
meats prepared for the market In any way ;
20 ma uIReture or in any way prepare 10
market hioes, tsllow ana OF Al, NC sell tn
same; and to erect such buildings as may be
necessary for the purposes aforesaid, Oh
ground in the city and country, either held
Oy them absolutely IN fee or b. law.
1t is ordsIed by the Clerk and Master that a
COPY OF this order be published in the Mem
phfs appeal for thirty days.
This, Der 10, ISL.
A c1pr. attest: n. L STEWART,
Clerk and Master.
By @. BEL CHER, Deputy LlerK and Master.
humes q PUston, Solicitors for Petitioners
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REcEIYER,s sALE of LAhO.

ny AUTHORITY OF THE CHANCE2T
ID CourI OF Memphis, Tennessee VII SCI,
On thursday, Deoemher 1871,
commencing al ten O'Clock An, Al the zeal
northeast corner OF -ensrson and Main
streets, Memphis, about ZOO acres OF land.
lying in the counties of POinse5t, ~raignea
Randolph, Green and Monroe. In hs STATE OF
some por ion OF THIS land Is said
to De OF superior fertility, and lying conI-
guous 70 prolscted lines Of railroad In said
STATE; valuabie tor both us timber an soil
1 am authorised BY tns decree OF SAID SQUIRT
70 accept IN aymen Tor said Lands any
valid deo.s against the Gayos savings 1nsE-
tutton; and said lands viii accordingly De
offered for sale either for casn or lor suen
debts As have been MED or Above b the
court, or valid demands against said lnstltQ-
TIL all Is sold.
nO7tuB IS. AOS6I. Receiver.
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~NOR-RESlpENT NOTICE..

No. &O9, y. Rim the First Chaneery Court
OF smell by county, TenneEsee.-S1tta WeaF
yer VS., william II. Bland ct al.
TT appearing from an order OF Court In Thu
Il cause that John May, the purchaser o
lots Z, 5 ana 3. formerly sold herein. has de
parted this Ittei that Sarah ]. / telder form.
erly May, and Michs 3. Fielder lher hus.
band1 and Cynthia NJ. May. widow of saic
dscedect, residents OF oxford. Mississippi
MaTy e., futreu formerly May and her nus.
bann Alfred Fu1rell and John r. May, are
residents OF Arkansas-ano OF whom are the
widow and heirs OF satc oecedenL, and non
residents of the state OF Tennessee:
II is therefore ordered, That they make
their appearance herein at the courthouse
In the city OF ph.s. Tenn. on or before
The nrst Monday in January, h1z, and SHOW
cause.if any they nave why this said SUI
should not be revived, Judgment, ETC.
rendered against the D., or the same Will o.
heard and proceeded with exparte; snd tbs
q copy of this order be published once 9
week, for four Successive weeks, In theA Kan
Dnis Appeal. November II, l5l.
A copy-Attest:
EDMUND A. COLE, Cerk snd Master.
By K ]. BLACK, 6ePcfy Q. en-
Lopwood & Micou. Soils. for Complt- mills sal
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REAL EsThTE SALE.

, virtue Of q venditioni exponas from the
- supre ~ Court at Jackson, Tenn In IA
yor 0f James 7. Holmes vs.. Daniel A0le and
othsrs, for "a 3 IS and cost and interest, l
Will sell. for cash. to the righest bidder, in
'front.' OF the Shertn's ON ., on second street,
south of Union, in the city OF Memphis, on
H0adsy, the 18TH Day Of Deeembe-. 1871,
The following described tract OF parcel OF
land, lying and being in Shelby county
state OF Tennessee. in or near the city Of
Memoirs. the same being the west bali o
the lG0 Ieet in John D. ArmouI's 81 1dtvi-ion.
and known as block No. 80 and being v fe=l
trent on the Pigeon BOOST road, running
.bacK I4Sk Iees; IL being the lot conveyed o.
psed in Trust on the 18th day OF June, SO,
DIV Daniel able TO II. n. Hart, snd recorded
on the IUSb day of July, lo7, n the Registers
once OF shelby county, In Book No. 81,
paR 5 81 aud 81, and being the same conveye
To Daniel Able by ". d. Turley on the I'm
day of JunN, 1851; sold as the properly OF
Daniel ADIe so satisfy said oeot, interest and
COSTS. Sac between the hours OF 10 O'Clock
an, and pm Eovember Il, lo7l
MAECUS j. WRIGHT, Sheriff.
By W. W. CoLKHAS, Deputy Snerln
scott 4 Dixon, and 7. ". crown. Attorneys
tyr plaintln. nob sat
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SCHOOL OF MINES.
am, 4. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of EIssraI
Wealth.

ton muA 81 Iou.s November 2A.-Ihe missouri
cared for. sebooI III Mines was iuaugufatsd vito sP-
tration, ssySon~ste csremouiss It Rolia, Missouri,
rsbuking sin Hsrdsv. Thsre was q large attendance,
heavy Including quits : number OF prominsns
which rsrtsemen 4, tsrestsd In science and eou-
ciale ostlon, and members Of the leginissnrs'
81 Address, were delivered By Prof Reed
prasidel { Of tie st IS unfversitys Prot
Haser, isss stts s~eologist; John Nom
zsith, st.ts supsflntsDdsut OF Puphc
tnzf -nctioat Prof G r. Wlliems, director
OF tns scha~l, snd ttasrs TIE course OF
stncies VII inciude engineering, me.
ohnnics, geology minsralogy, mining and
Chemistry. The school Is STATED In 3
district rich in mineral resources. whore
1he wesIth Of the eastn may b. inside the
nsndles, and practical DEMONSTRATION
sivUn with little labor.
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FOR SALE.

A VALUABLE Tract or LAND 0oN-
n tanning 670 scr as-Ao oleATeof being an
fresh md ricn. Yaare are on this land. .
frame J. ouss, with lou ROOMS, ana ali nsces-
sary plantation br1idnee. win sou sop-
Dly OF dns water ano q superb rAnge lof
Sits STALLION. on n. ana l. 4 n and twenty
nom Nemphia. Locatou healthy ana feuc-
ing GOOD. VIA be sold IN oDccyt OF oy11e1
ara xfdFass the undersigned a. 6eEpando,
Atz NOsl 5AAA IAz
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ITLL aERBER OoME DO q.


pse been a waitin' long foE do good olsun
na n nebbsr ZONE no mo-
When ] used 20 ROCK an work an SINS
In de litue b DO
Nv Sam was dar wid his fiddle,
Po' RAM het g~ope-done deea
De d GOr de went Of I cd an cotha
An &c shelter ober-nead.
ApINttle Mose-well. he's desd, too;
How hg used 10 an siogs
While jim a. Poly an al &c res
Went Hroun' an roun' de Tlng.
Ole Nissf--bless her dear oe soul
Won d iaf ul her sides 8 . way
An Aassa d stop Al my ~ceolnyast
To say "Aow's ole Nanny 70
De boys-I mean Gle Masssis boys
ev dubbed ole "a 4mDys TOO
Who nnssed EN- ebfry blessed ones
Clean down TO little Mass Loo.
Po' MSS Looi He wsIt TO de light,
R1f 6e member { 1me back no mo;
we near dst be fall Wid . bullet In de breast,
In &c I. ont OBJ de fattle roar.
He'd mn his arms aroun' my neck
An'ssy Mandy, L Tub yon so!'
He didnfJ see no harm n dat
% ais Nanny was blaok and po.
Ole Nissis died Wild q broken heart
Wpen . e IA OF de boys was killed,
An yssss bowel his head an cried
DAT b 8 cup OBJ sorrow VA LIED
An we're I'VE sot, a waitin' waitin'
For de z cd time comm no mo-
AMI SCI ole AissiH = calm 70 me
Acrcss from de d sho',
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Crest Continent. Total
Britain Consump


The average weekly European consumption
In 1901 was 1874 bales; In IS69-7O, s4,3o5 bales,
and $3.50 bales In lS57-6S, when the cOnsump-
ton was larger than was ever before known.
The effects OF the War between Germany and
France do not appear to nave been serious
There was a decrease Of consumption In
France, with a nearly corresponding increase
In Germany. The ~cotton-spinners in SaXony
were especially active, n realized unusually
large profits. II appears from the above table
thai the ratio OF consumption in Great britain
and on the continent of Europe mas undergo e
little or no nuctuati ms for 3 series of years.
EnglR d, for 3 dozen years past has annually
consumed an average Of one-Lhird more cot
ton than the rest Of Europe, and q present II
does not look as IL relative proportions were
likely to be changed.
The English cotton trade, although some
what depressed a. last accounts, was neverthe-
less active and prosperous during the present
calendar y, ar. The factories are nearly all
running full time, and ma y Establishments
thai had remained idle since the stoppaze of
supplies during the American civil war have
resumed operations with ew and improved
machinery. The following 1, a com parative
statement Of the imports, exports aud cou-
sumption OF cottou IN the Upited Kingdom Al
the dates mentioned:
IMPORTS AND CONSUMPTION OF COTTON In
CHEAT BRITAIN.