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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-11-27

CABBAGE-Sound at Se97i sale of zoo
head at SO 50 per 100.
CHICKENs-Irregular for young and
mixed, at $2SSs old and hnerSS soc
4 sos dressed dull at 3 '5094 per dozen.
CRANBERItIEs- Cultivated, SlO912
per Dbl.
CoRNMEAL-oferng at s. IS ODland-
ing. 8- lIsl
0AEDLEs-Light and full weights per
pound. 105o. gn1- n aTas H
CoRDAGE-MauiIla rope, lsl@2Olc;
Hisal 1S@lac jute, lac; cotton, 8Ot935c.
CoTrONsIED-The mills pay $40 on
the landing. RI
CHEEsE-Factory, 15f916lci English
dairy, 19G19Ic. s. l &C.
OoFFEELWe quote al 19922c for Rio,
28a27c for Java.
DRIED FRUTr-Apples,4i@53e;p peach
es, 4Gg5c. aHo
DUCKs-In moderate supply at S894
per doz. Sales Of dressed at s. so.
EGGs-Upward tendency at 356S7c;
some holding for 40c.
FLOUR-D0uble extra, So 5O97; treble
extra, 81 secs; family, S 5Oa9; fancy,
80 50.
GUNNTEs-New, I9c; secondhand,
Ice, with a good demand.
GROCERIEs-SOda, 73cfoE keg and sac
for box. starch, sc per n. German
soap, 64672c. Rice, 66S}c, as in quail
ity. Brown and yellow sugar in hhds,
9AGllc; soft refined, white, l25Gl3e;
powdered, l3l9l4c; powdered, crushed.
and graduated, I32614c.
GEEsE-In moderate demand at S70.
J so; dressed, IS.
H~AT-Medium, s2O922; choice, $3.50.
%. . %
HoM1NY-S4 7595 per barrel; grits,
KR1UT-steady at 50 per bbIi IS per
half bbl. 30
LARD-fn keg, ice; tierce, sl9ec.
LEMoNsAND ORANGEs-LemOns, SSH
oranges, 50 SO.
MOLAssEs-Prime to choice pIanta-
ton, 65a75c; common to prime sugar
house syrup, 4Oa55c; fancy, T0G50c.
NUTs3COcOanuts 81 90 per 100; So Sol
by the hid; chestnuts, 81 % per bushel;
peanuts, 54@6c per ID.
OAIs-Some inquiry At uncertain
rates, probably SSG4Oc-
0NIoNs-Scaree and very firm at SS9I
8 . IN store.
PoTAToEs-On the landing, russets, /
50 rs; peachblows, 50 S0G2 80.
SALT-Per bhl, s. &@2 so; 7-bushel
Dbl, g 1903; Liverpool sack salt, 3 25.
TURKEYs-Sales, aecordingt 10 size and
condition. from $40 to $50 dressed, II
Pics FEET-Kegs, 8 5O62 IS.
PORK-Bulk in small supply; clear
sides, Sc, clear nib re; shoulders sc.
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last evening, $500 bales; receipts, 10, 2O9
bales.
LIVERPOOL, November 20, 1880
am. Cotton market is firm; mid
ding uplands, sd; Orleans, 10ld.
Sales, 12,0O0 bales.
I p.m.-Cotton market firm; uplands,
sE910d; Orleans, 10f8I0sd. Sales, 12,000
bales; export and speculation, 5000 bales.
5 p.mlCotton market firm uplands,
9E@1Od; Orleans, l0i@l0sd.
CINCINNATI, November 26.-Cot-
ton quiet; middling, 1sl919c.
LOUISVILLE, November 26.-Cot-
ton quiet; low middling, 17Ec.
.u ST. LOUIS, November 26.-CottOn
quiet and higher; good ordinary, ISL
.@l6le.
NASHVILLE, November % Cot
ton duh and nominal; low middling,
I7lc.
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The market to-day was an irregular
affair, owing to the difficulty about haul
ing. There were more mules out to-day
than yesterday, owing to the weather
being fine, hut there was nothing APP
preaching TO n supply for iae necessities
uf business. The result w. a complete
confusion Of prices. A man with corn
al the landing offers il at 81 10 a party
that il willing to give SIC if the corn is
delivered at his store. One party has
no means OF sending it and the other
none Of fetching IT, and remain at a
dead lock. Ii will therefore be borne in
mind that the quotations in the table
below are subject to an this difficulty
and therefore fail to represent the mar
ket with the usual precision. Corn was
in plenty; We have said above all that
is necessary to explain lis price and sit
uatiOn. oats were wanted. and owing
% their strength in Cairo are supposed
To- be worth 40c on the landing if il could
he hauled. Bran, both corn and wheat,
Is quoted at SO ON the landing with a
good demand. Hay is very dull and
prices in q muddle. COraHtsoi was Of
i-Fing freely at g IS on the landing.
Some fine Western Reserve Butter
brought SIS Eggs were scarce at $50
SIC; they are held out Of market for Ace.
Chickens, when fine and large, sell well;
dressed is heavy, many customers hay
ing fears Of victims Of the chicken dis
ease. Wld ducks were ia plenty at
- 90 per dozen. Turkeys are bought up
70 keep for Christmas and high prices.
H3gs are in Over-supply; fresh city killed
sell for lose, but shipped pigs are to be
had nom 5064c. CdbtdQc Is in small
.#rHarNr gHrH q. Lee 20 e. 80 l~aaa au1a
at SO @a hundred heads. In Provisions
there Is nothing new; stocks are small,
But the uncertainty Of prices prevents
dealers doing more than buying iron
hand to mouth"
Quotations for feed are for round lots
on the landing unless otherwise expressed
APPLEs-Arriving freely; cooking So
aS 80, fine S4@A 50, bellfowers and
isucy Sjf85 50.
BRAN-Go0d demand at 80.
BUCKwHEAT FLoUR-Moderate de-
mand at 50.
BEANs-Navy beans, s. 90S8; mixed,
- IS.
BALING STUFFs-Bagging, 2 and q
pounds, l3lGgl4c; iron ties, o@5lc; bal
ing Irvine, l4a l5c.
BEEF, Ere F0requarters, 4G5c;
headquarters, 66Oc. Sheep, 69Sc.
Hogs, 7@Sci shipped hogs, 5G63c.
BEEsWAX-25G2sc per pound
BUTTER-COmmOn, l2al5c; fair, $50
&c, and choice Western dairy, 2G25c;
extra. 36fa2Sc.
BACON-Rates for clearsides andshoul-
der- nominal; new hams, l5@l6c; break
fast bacon llla re.
Coal Om-Lnwer, 29ld SOC.
IuRH-S,ock lsFge with moderate de
mand; sale Of 80 sacks al SIC.
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New York telegraphed i9}c but closed
wax Liverpool was firm at 9I(GlOe,
lew Orleans l9Rc, with receipts Of TO-
s0 bales, The largest Of the season. The
display Of cotton on the tables bv our
facteu was less liberal than is usual at
The beginning Of the week, because 50
20 little OF what has arrived since Satur-
day has yet reached the shed for want
OF hauling facilities. There was a fair
demand; holders were tolerably firm:
buyers generally took their cotton with
the condition that il should be delivered
AZ the cotton press. Sales aggregated
100 bales, at prices almost identical
with those Of Saturday. Dusty and or
binary commanded 10 attention. A
round lot of nearly 400 bales was taken
II lie. Low middling was relatively a
shade higher. Middling strict middlfng
and good middling again sold at 10
to 2oc, the distribution Of the fraction.
between those sums was a matter of
agreement between buyer and seller.
The concluding telegram from New
York described that market as "weak -
the effect was that our market closed
with an easiness il had not exhibited
lbrOurhOut the day
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COTIcS MARKETS OF THE WORLD.

NEW YORK, November DC I0:15a.m
Cotton market is steady; ordinary,
165c; good ordinary, 1S4c; low middling,
I9c; middling, 19lc; Alabama, 1890; Or
leans, 20c; Texas, 20tc. Futures steady,
no sales reported; January, l9c asked,
February, nominally 191c; March, nom.
inally 1859; April, nominally I9sc; May.
nominally 19Fe; November, l9tGlS
3-l8e; December, 19c asked.
1905 p.m.-COtton dull and nominal.
ordinary, 16tc; good ordinary, Isle; low
middling, lee; middling 19Ac; Alabama
I93c; Orleans, zoe; Texas, 20fc. Sales to
day-tO spinners, 116 bales; to speculG,
tors, "A bales; futures, 400 bales; salet
last evening-tO spinners, AVS bales; e
spectators, % bales; Included IN sale
are 100 bales to arrive. Futures easy,
April, 193c; November, 19c.
3:l0 p.m.-CottOn is weak; ordinary,
I6lc;gOod ordinary, 1S4e; low middling
19c; middiing, l9Ac; Alabama, I9fci
Orleans, 20c; Texas, 20tc. S;Ies to-day
to spinners, 300 bales; to spectators,
50 bales; in transit, 90 bales; futures,
1850 bales; last evening-tO spinners,
AIS bales; to spectators, % bales; in
cluded IN sales are 100 bales to arrive
Futures weak; January, Isle; March
l9 S-l8c; November, IS l5-l6c; Deeem,
Der, lS3c.
Cotton report for four days at all Uni
ted States pOrts-Receipts, 1904 babes
EXPORT 10 Great Britain 1888 bales
exports to continent, 22,690 bales stock
4O6 ,685 bales. a1II
NEW ORLEANS, November %, II 80
a.m-@Cotteh IN moderate demand; mid
ding, l9se. No sales.
2 p.m-COtt0n Is In fair demand.
middling, lSsc. Sales to-day, 1890 bales.
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DRY 0 MARKET.

NEW YORK, November 28.-Busi-
ness has been checked to-day by unfa-
vorable weather, but a fair amount OF
goods has been distributed by hrsthands,
and jobbers are busy filling orders. The
market for cotton goods is strong and
unchanged, with a good eonsumptive
inquiry for brown and bleached sheet
ings and shirtings and dyed goods. The
daily Bulletin says that canton and
wool iannels continue scarce in first
hands, and WOolens rather less active,
although there is a fair demand for
cassimeres and beavers; blankets are
firm at an advance. Foreign goods are
in moderate request, and prices rule
steady for al, staple goods.
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NONRESIDENT Notice.

No. E6.-In the First Chancery ConT Of
shelby county. Tsnnessee.-T. ]. MegibbeR
vs.. j. W. Megtbben ct al,
appearing from afidayit IN this cause
3 that the defendant, J.W Megibben Is a
resident and citizen of the state Of Keutucy
and a Nonresident OF the Staze Of Tennessee /:
1t Is therefore. ordered, mat he make his
appesrauce herein, st the courthouse IN the
city Of Memphis, Tennessee, on or before She
first Monday in December 1872, and plead, an
sWer or demur TO cOmplaimants' supplemental
bill or the same will be taken Wr confessed
as TO him a set for hearing expartei and
that a o Of this order be published once q
week, for four successive weeks, IN the Mem
phis Appeal. This Monday, 2lst day Of De-
tobBT. 1872. Hr rt fanm
A QODy-attests
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and MASTER.
By Il. 4. HcHENRY, Deputy O. and NJ
H. Clay King, Sol. for cOmpl'nt. OcHtu
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NONRESIDENT Notice.

No. SSH the First hancery COurto d Shelby
county, Iennessee@IOhn T.. LanieT, late q.
and NJ, Ts. J. ". James ct al.
IT appearing from afndavIt in this cause that
a the defendants, Heiskell MOoa and Nelson
Noon are citizens Of Mississippi and non-resb-
dents OF the state OF tennessee:
II is therefore ordered, That they make their
appearance herein, At the courthouse in the
city OF Memphis, Tennessee. o or before the
INST Monday IN anuar lS73, and plead. an
sWer or oemuF TO ~cOmplainancs BIZ, or the
same VIII be taken for confessed as TO them
and set nor hearing e1parfe: and thai a CODY
Of this order be published once a week Tor
peal. This 18th day Of November, 1872.
A copy-attest:
z. A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
BY r. j BLACK, Deputy G. and NJ.
LogwoOd 4 Micou, Soils. for coJnpinL[n17mo
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NOn-Residsut Notice.


No. ISL the First Chancery Court0 o. Sseiby
county Tennessse.-M. n. Beck 4 Co. VA
lhe Memphis and Little Rock Railroad
Company e a..
RI appearing from affidavit in this causs
a that the defendant. The Memphis q
Lstie rock kmlroed Company, q resident Of
Arhansas and Henry 9. Vail, a citizen OF
NeR Aofhf are both uon-nesidenfs OF the state
OF Tennessee, that The bill was dled October
" AdlS, alleging that defendant said Railroad
Compan was INDEBTED tc conplaIunutFfufhe
sumQf &Hit s. as eyideuced 81 aprumfSsorv
note q a4ld Ioutpsnytotne eom piainaut and
exhibited with the bni that art o. attach
ment has been tssued aud returned, Levied,
on the property Of said Company
It Is the~ref0reorrered, That they ~E1aEsfhefr
appearance hefa1ny At the courthouse in the
city OF Memphis Tennessee on or before ne
nrst Monday IN December ~, and plend, an
sWer Or dsmur 70 complainan1s' hlll, or the
same VIII be taken for confessed g % them
aud set for hearing ex parts; q thai a copy
Of this order be published once q week for
four successive weeks, IN the Memphis APP
peal.
A copy-attest.
EDMUND A. COLE. CLERK and Master.
BY r. j. BLACK, Deputy G. and n. f.
e 1.LEAW ANuE. HlE. UHH 1HrmrIuNnW ~ r fWH|I ~
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~Nnn.Rasidant Notice.

No. Ri the First ChanCery Court OF shelby
county, Tennessee.=Wm. Cole ct al. VS.. ia
cob Sebring.
TT Appearing nom ahidavit in this cause
that the defendant, Jacob Sebring IS q
nonresident OF the state OF Tennessee; that
me above bill sworn TO states that said de-
PENDANT is indebted to complainant in the
sum OF E26 81, as evidenced by an open ae-
count fled herein that an ttaehmen writ
has been issued and returned levied on the
real estate Of said defendant:
H. Is therefore ordered, That he make
his appearance herein, a. the courthouse in
the city OF Memphis, tennessee on or before
me drsi in December, 1877, and plead,
ansWer ordemur 70 COMPLIMENTS bill, ofthe
same will be taken TOR confessed as TO him
and set for hearing expartej n that q copy
OF this order be published ouce q week, for
four successive weeks, In he Memphis APP
pleaEs This October "A, lS72 l.HH rom
A cOpy-attest: r.F
BY r. J. BLACK, u. e. and M.
Young a Mallory. SOls. fer compln't. focl5 tn
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Nonresident Notice.

No. 100, r. Din Probate Court Of Shelby
county, Tennessee-Erasmus T. Rose vs.. J..
T. Elliott, Ellen c. Rose, francis N. Rose,
VIM. A. Rose and Mary 2. Rose, guardian.
1T appearing from bill which is sworn %
Il in this cause that ]. T. Elliott is a nom
resident OF the stated Tennessee:
Its therefore ordered, That he make his
appearance herein, at the courthouse Of the
Probate Court Of shelby county, Tennessee,
IN or before the first Monday in December.
1872, and plead, answer or demur to com
plainants' bill or the same viii be taken for
confessed as to him and set FOR hearing ex-
parte; and that eop Of this order be pub
lished once a week. Tor four successive weeks,
in the Memphis Appeal. This 18th day Of Oc-
tober, lS7Z
A ~copy-attest: JAMES REILLY, Clerk.
By J. H. CULLEN, u. c.
I K Tenn1a Col for eounulnrf N-1Qfu
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Attachment Notice,

u3, A. Din Bartlett Circuit Court Of sheIby
county, T5nnessee-M. /. Meacham VI
Thomas d. Hobbs. .
IN this cause an attachment having been
Il sued out under section 3455 Of the Code a
Tennessee, and returned into Court levied
upon personal properly Of the defendant, and
afhdaVit having been made that the defend
ant is indebted 70 the plaintiff in the sun
sSj8 by note, and that the defendant Is a non.
resident Of the state Of Tennessee:
II is therefore ordered, That be max In
personal appearance herein, before the IudgE
Of the Bartlett Circuit Court of Shelby county
at the courthouse, in the town Of Bartlett, Ga
the second Monday in December next, and
defend said attachment salt, within the time
prescribed by law or the same VIII be pro
ceedsd with exparte; and that acopy Of this
order be published once a week, for foul
consecutive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
Done at Office in Bartlett this the 9Th day 0i
Octobsr, 1872. JOHN MCBROOKS, Clerk.
JaFnsRin q Fravser, Attlys FOR uPtf. ToclIT
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No. 70, r. Din the Probate Court Of smelly
county rennesee-kate Hogan W. Corae-
nus Hogan e al.
y appearing from amended bill dled In this
Il cause, which Is sworn 20, thai GOmalfus
Hogan "a q nonresident Of the state OF Ten
nessee and q resident OF the stale Of Illinois.
II Is therefore ordered, That ne make hAs
appearances herein, al the courthouse Of said
court In the city Of Memphis, Tennessee,
on or before the arst Monday in De-
esmoeE Va, and plead, answer or ds-
nlnf 10 ~voulpiainalIs blAlt~or the same
VIII De aEen for confessed a. 70 hfm.
andseAtor hearing X nartes and that a copy
OF tms order be published once q week, Tor
1our successive weeks, in the Memphis Ap-
peal. This October z, IS2.
copy-attest: rf
JAMES REILLY, Clerk.
BY IL CULEE, Deputy Clerk.
a. k-Rooeln. 30 Aor nanInInl nnIl nnc
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NOn-R Resident Notice.
No. sOs-In the First Chanoery Count OF shelby
county Tennessse-bueius LLanier ct al,

No. E0S-In the First Chanoery Court OF Shelby
county Tennessss-buoius l. Lanier ct al.
vs.. u. l.. Bell Eldridgs iva ct al.
IT appearing from afidayit in this cause
j that the defendants, NJ. L. Bell, Elbridze
DuvRl. ". II. Keigbisr, IA. J. Boyd Duva-l,
Keigbler q CO.., Richard G. Dale, John ROss,
Hanson L. Withera, Gerald T.. Dale, S. -.
EgIeston dale, Ross & Wither), Geo. Schai-
fer and GH.Robsrts lSchaffer & Roberts ;
Ben Field, T. F. LangstrOtn, W. p, Maseu
(Field, Langstroth & Coy; S. Jenk smith,
William howell t-mith, Howell &JO9; Ed
win K TrQWbridge, Amos T.DWigt Z, Amos T.,
TrOw bridge ~(TrOWbridge, Dwight q Co.'s Pee
terS Duryee, Henry H-JaquHs and Henry "
Duryee Duryee, JaQues q Co.'S Ihomos ~
Boyd and NJ. r. Stroud Boyd & Strouo) an5
nOn-residenUsOf the state OF Tennessee
Il "a therefore ordered, That they MAKE thelf
aBDearauce herein. at The courthouse IN inc
city OF Memphis. Tennessee on or before Lnc
first Monday IN December loil, anu plead hh
g,verO or deuft1r- 90 compfasnanis original aLd
amended bills OF the same viii pc taken l't
eonfessad IS % them and set Tor nearing eA-
marie. and that a c0p Of this order De pun-
ffsbed once = week, for four successive Week.
IN me Memphis appeal. This fst day OF Mo-
vember IS7z.
A eOpV-attests
FJMUND A. COLE Clerk and Master.
nv r j. BLACK, ID. C.. and NJ.
CIV. WiHchesjerasO Sol. for eOnts u.sst
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FINANCE N TRADE.

&iddliHg Cotton 19c. Exchange I-s
Discount 20 Par-Gold lie 10.
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NOn-Resident Notice.

No 740-In the First Chancery Ceurt Of shelby
county, Iennesses-fimOthy d. Cowgirl ys.
Thomas j. Cowgirl ct al
II appearing from afddavft in this cause
Il that the defendants, George Holloway and
WIFE, Mary Ann holloway, are citizens Of
tennessee H
Ittsthsrefore ordered, That they make their
appearance herein at the courthouse IN the
city OF Memphis, Temnessee, on sr before the
nrst Monday In January INLAND plead, answer
CT denur TO complainanLs bill, or the same
VIII be taken Tor confessed as tothem and set
for hearing eLparte, and THAI a-rouv
OF this order be published once a week. Tor
successive weeks, in The Memphls
Appeal. This 9th day OF November, iS2
A COpy-atJest.
EDGUED A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By BLACK, Deputy @. and n
L-0 Hfveg Sol for eomnlfnf prfn mo
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VALUABLE LOT,
Improve Your Sight!
THE CRESCENT SPECTACLES.

AIOW offered - to the Public,
IN are superior l 10 all ordinary
Speetaeles. f They are
ground with great care, and
are free from aH imperfect
ion and fmpur- tiles. For clear
ness an d dis A tinctness of vi
sion they are IN Trade MGrkl rivaled. None
using spectacles should be without them. They
are unit in Steel, Shell, Rubber and Gold
Frames, and are manufactured expressly for
and sold IN Memphis only, by
f. "a &C CO..
JEWELLERS AND OPTICIANS.
sS None genuine without The trade mark
on every pair. oc4 cod
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Chancery Sale Of Real Estate.

No. HS4, y. R.-FIrst Chancery Court of Shelby
county-Robert Searcy ct al. vs.. Elvira l..
Searcy et al.
DT virtue Of an lnterIOcuuOry decree for
ID sale entered in the above cause February
2, lSd7, and renewed October "A, 1872. I wiz sell
at public auction, 70 the highest bidder. in
'front.' OF the Clerk and Masters office. Green
law Opera House, Second street, Memphis.
Tennessee, on
Saturday, December Z, 1872,
within legal hours. the blowing described
property, situated in Memphis, shelby COUNTY,
Tennessee, uO-Wit: Lot No. one ID las desiE-
mated on a certain plan filed herein: Begin
ming 10 feet north Of the Intersection OF the
west side 81 Main street with the north side
Of Linden street; thence north with the west
side Of Man street - feet TO a tWelve-fC0U
alley thence west with the south side Of said
alley rs feet; thence south parallel with Main
street . feet thence east Is feet 70 the point
Of beginning on Main street.
Terms Of Sale-One-tnird 20 cash balance
in six and twelve months; purchaser 70 exc
cute notes, with approved security, beariug
interest from date; lien 70 be retained until
same are paid. This November ., 1872.
E A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
Beeeher q Belcber, Attorneys nos
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BEAUTTFUL woMAN.
HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM gives 70
the Complexion the Freshness
OF Youth.

HAeAN's MAGNOLIA BALM overcomes The
flushed appearance caused by heat, fatigue
and excitement It makes the lady Of forty
that no person can deteotits Application. By
its use the roughest skin is made to rival the
pure radiant texture Of youthful beauty. 1t
contains nothing thst viii injure the Skin
in the east.
MAcNoIIA BALM is used by all fashionable
aides in New Vow York, London aid Paris
It costs only rs cents per Bottle, and is sold by
all Druggists and Ferrumers.
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Ne accomplishment ofwhat ! viii ven
10 cali that sacred work; and who
W. rennemen-of them All that
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TERMS for 1873.

HARPER's MAGAzISE, One Year--si %
HARPER's WEEKLY, One Year 4 90
HARPER's Bazaar, One Year 4 O0
HARPER's MAGAzISEi HARPERs WEEKLY,
and HARPER's BAZAAR, for one year,
SO co. or any two for 81 90.
An ertra Cepy Of either the MAeAz1SE,
WEEKLY, or BAZAAR, tciH be s,p0lied gratis J07
every Club Of FIVE SUBSCRIBERS OF 81 90 each,
IN one remittance on, Sir Copies for so 90, nth
0lt eItru copg. NOS
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Ptftoipeny
The u. O.. Gray is the Tuesday packet
for Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
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cHANcERY SALE
Real Estate
situated Corner Union and Second
G4Fse1s- in Memphfa.

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No. 74, n. R-Finst Chancery Court OF Shelby
county-Moses J. Wiczs vs. Vim. B. Green
las ct al.
Rf virtue Of an interlooutory decree for sale
~ entered in the above cause October d..
elz 1 VII sell, at public auction, to me high
est olddert On the premises, corner Of Union
ana second streets, n Memphis. Tenn on
THURSDAY, December ;, 1872,
within Legal houE, the following described
property aituated1n Memphis, Shelby COUNT.
Tennessee, to-W1t: Part o. lot No. ZI. a. Uer
The plan OF said city: Commencing On he
corner Of Onion and second Streets
running thence north ia feet; thence we-L
1875 teet 70 the alley hen south 10 f-er.
and thence eastlE1s tset % the beginning.
FOR particulars, etc. see plan OF Partition
among the papers IN the cause also, see rhs
the Appeal and Avalumche.
There VIII be subdivision Of said lot before
me aay or ssle, made % suit purchasers, etc,
and the same sold accgrdiuglV.
Terms Of sale-One-thfrd cash balance m
a credit Of six, twelve and eighteen months
notes Win satlHfacfoET suretiss equfred for
the deferred payments and a len retained -
iurtnel secure same, etc. This Nov. 2. 1872.
EgMUND A. COLE, CLERK AMI Master.
Estes JACKS and Beecher 4 Belcher, Al
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