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ON Saturday, August IL, 1872,
IO. ACRES OF LAND,

in section ), range S. Of the Eleventh Survey
Or's District in Upton county, Tennessee: Be-
ginning at a h0x-elder in the southeast edge OF
a slough or pond, with cottonwood pointers,
the northwest corner Of a EQ-HCre tract
granted to Thomas POtk by the state Of North
Carolina, and also the northwest corner Of n
5f-acr8 tract decided 20 Vim. =. Garner by
Andrew }. Polk on the 10Th day OF January.
iS52; and running thence south - east :
chains 20 a stake on the north bank Of Reese
creek with beech pointers; thence south
west 8 chains 10 q d0uble Tree
theme north - west y chains, y links 70 "a
stake, y LINKS south a west OF g box elder
marked C. Wrrh sWeetguUi pointers thence
north iH east IL chains > HDz~ % La Begin
ming; being tine same t7rl -er apart 70 John
F.. Garner by the County t.-Tr ri shelby
county. as shown by report OF luErr4-,lOuer
in minute book T. NO.f-u 2ul s.id count.
Terms or Saie-t1e EsHr rlrcns1s money
payable on 18th Decsu ~, aul One-halI
payable 10Th December, l3J; purchaser exc
cutting notes. with approved security bearing
interest at ID per cent per aunum lien re-
tanned on the land o secure yme Of pUr-
chase u ThisJuiy Is ls72
N. D. l. STEWART, Clerk n Master.
John A. Onley, Sol. Tor cOmpInt. jyE
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue, Of a TTnst Deed executed TO me,
ID as Trustee, on the 9th day of June, IS7l,
by Newton 3. Otis and Sarah NJ. Otis, to secure
a certain Indebtedness therein specified to J.
p. MellRrd, Il Is Trustee, at the request OF the
beneficiary therein mentioned. viii sell, at
public auction, for cash, on the southwest
corner Of Second and Madison streets, in the
city Of Memphis. Tennessee. on
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V

&c. hogs, steady at 81 2aG4 as. Cat
tie are in demand at S5a6 25 for good to
choice,
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DISSOLUTION.

eo~partnership heretofore existing be-
tween us, under the name of Graham &
WeIlford, Is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent, c. L. GRAHAM.
]. L. WEXFORD.
Memphis, July /, 1872.
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LEGAL
Executors Notice.

HAVING been appointed and qualified as
III EXecutorof the last will and testament
of Louis elby, deceased by the Probate Court
of shelby county, The Undersigned hereby
gives notice that all persons interested in said
estate must file their claims, duly pBObated in
the time prescribed by law, or the same viii
DO barred; and all persons indebted TO said
estate are requested to come forward u set
tie the same. August 8, 1871
au6 .1HOA. 2. GILROY, Executor.
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Supreme Court Sale.

No. u, Second Chaneery Uoeket.-In Supreme
Court at J~acksOu-AmOs MunsOn vs.. James
Payne e al. and X. j. 3. l. VIM and J..
Payne 81 al.
DY virtue Of a decree pronounced in this
II cause, ApulJr loI2, By the Supreme Court
OF Tennessee, at Jackson, ] viii sell to the
highest bidder, in front OF the second Chan
cery Courtroom On Second street, in the city
OF Memphis, on
Monday, the I'd Day or September. 1872.
within legal hours, the real estate mentioned
and described in the ~Pleadings and deGree, as
follows:
Beginning at M-cAlexanderTs northeast cor
ner at q stake ~ inks east OF a sWeetgInl
marked IA; thence north 3 chains 10 the
river, about one chain north OF a Large birch
marked W, thence easfWlrdfy Nth the
river TO Cypress creek; hence noteworthy
with the meandertngs Of Cypress creek 10 the
north lint Of Charles Jouss tract; -tueucs
east with said Jones line s chains: thence
north Z chains, Is inks 70 SAID Payne's north
west corner; thence east W.lu Paynes line
and M"cAlexanders north line q chains and
y links 10 the Inning and all lying and
being IN the county OF shelby and state OF
Tennessee. August 1, ls72-
Terms Of Sale-Cash- Equity OF redemption
barred. JOHN II. FREEMAN CLERK.
Geo. W. Winchester, Sol. for complnts. aul
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LONDON, August 6.-COnsOls for money,
92s; on account 928; United Suites
coupons, 6-20s 'e2, 91s; do. '65, 923; do.
81, 9lt; do. 1040s, $50. Weather fair
and favorable 10 growing crops.
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Monday, the % Day Of september, 1872,

the real estate mentioned and descrlheLin
the Pieadings n decree, as follows: Situate
IN Shelby county, Tennessee, and los on
the survey Of The ChiekasasV cesSion as tire
southwest quarter OF section hyc 81, township
one ", range seven ~ west or the hasis he-
ridfan.
Terms OF Sale-Seven months credit; pur-
chaser executing note with approved security
Tor the purchase money, and 8 Hen retained
on the land until the s8me il paid. EQUITY OF
redemption barred. Angus ], ps7z.
John II. FREEMAN, Clerk.
J. N. Gregory. sol. for compInJ. auI
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, August g., II 80 am
Cotton nominal; low middling, 1910
19lc. No sales.
> p.m.@CottOn nominal; low mid
ding, I95e. Sales, % bales; receipts, %
bales. -
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NASHVILLE.

maad fair and market firm; middling,
20lC.
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Sale of Real Estate
SATURDAY, AUGUST "a, 1872.

NO. AIs, Din the Second Chancery Court
OF shelby county, TeUueSSee-Wmiam
SayIhN s- SmyJh, JON SmytL and
pa Ntrtue OF an interlCcutOry decree for
ID sale euteTed In the above cause I will
sell, at public auction. TO the highest bidder,
IN 'front.' OF the Clerk and Masters ofHce OF
lne Seeond Cnaueery Court, GreenlaW Block,
second street, clty Of Memphis, Tennessee,
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CHANcERY L
Sale of Real Estate
-ON
Saturday, Auxusfa7. 1872.

No. tfS-fn the sece-l -es-c--- Court OF
Nihel15 county fsunas--5OHu Green 81
al. AL Mitchell.
~ ae ~ au l~nfariocutorv order Of sale
n I9aael IN this cau-e, q w4I sell tn the high
olfaas Al pub aasa4u front OF tLc second
hehgsry cas2rt-rOplus on second street. Mem
phlsf Tennessee
Gn Saturday, August IL, 1872,
within legal hours, the following described
q certain tract Of land in Shelby county.
Tennessee, serbs aud bounded a. follows.
Beginning at a stake, from which north "a
west twelve ~ links, an elm marked NJ.
thence south thirty-fOur ~ chains and INV
90 links TO a stake; from which south 49,
west tnirty-siX links, a sweetgum MARKELL.
thence east eleven an chains and seventy-four
(Hs Ink to stake in the neld; thence north
Jhirty-fOuF 80 chains, fifty f9l links 70 a
stake. from which south 20 west tWeuty-sfx
lzHl Inks. an ash marked H thence west
eleven g} chains and se~yeHty-fOur a. links
70 the beginning, containing forty and one
half (fglJ acres, and being part OF original
grant 81 for so acres, in the name Of George
LOherty.
Terms OF SaIe-On a credit OF seven and
eighteen months; purchaser executing notes,
bearing Interest, with good security; lien re-
talned; equity OF redemption barred. This
July y, ks2.
N. D. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
Hanson Estes h Dashiel, SOis- for 81 Mt.
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nm

LOUISVILLE, August &C irmeri
low middling, lSsc.
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NOTICE..

VNHE firm of Otey d Minor Is this day dis
solved by mutual consent, Mr.. Otey re-
WIN. MERCER OTEY.
b, 3. MINOR, JR.
take this occasion 10 return my sincere
thanks 10 my friends for their many favors to
me. and to recommend 10 their kind conSid-
my successors, asking for them a share of
the patronage so literally bestowed upon nae.
W. n. MERCER OTEY,
The undersigned, in assuming the position
left vacant among you by Mr.. Otey, truStsO TO
M IL a. TO give satisfaction TO all former
friends and as many new ones as they can
make. Yours truly,
b. 3. MINOR & CO.,
augIw No. II Union street.
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Mondar. the "a par Of Sentemher. 1sis.
Supreme Court Sale.

No. 50, Second Chancery Docket-In Supreme
Court at Jackson.-D, r. Cook & Co. ct al. ".
J. +. Frank, John F. Mckinney nj al.
DY virtue OF a decree pronounced by the
ID supreme Court of Tennessee, at Jackson
May 2I, 49,. in this cause win sell to the
highest bidder, IN front Of the Second Cham
Gerry Courtroom, on Second street, in the city
of Memphis on
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THE NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.

NASHVILLE, August Cotton is dull
and nominal. No sales.
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Missouri, Gle; Tennessee, old, 7Sse; do
new, 53se; Virginia, new, soc; do old,
45c; North Carolina, old, SAC; do new,
dc.
United States acknowledgements
We're dull all day, but closed firm. Cou-
pOns Of 1881, Isle; Dos of 1862, 16S;
5-20s of 1854, 49,; 5-20s Of 1856, 16{; 5-2Os
Of 1865, new, 49,; sos of 1857, ISL; sos
of 1865, 15s; do 1O-4Os, l25; currency 6s,
49,; new IS, l2a.
Stocks and Bonds-Stock We're alter
nately weak aud steady, but prices, in.
the main, were lower than on yesterday.
The principle dealings were in Erie,
Pacific Mail, Cleveland, Columbus and
/ Cincinnati, Illinois Central and West
ern Union. The first named opened
weak, in sympathy with the decline in
London, but advanced l. per cent, with
sales at 49,. st. Paul advanced / per
cent. In the afternoon the market was
off 4G3 per cent. from the opening rates,
but closed steady. Earnings of the Bur-
lingtoh, Cedar Rapids and Minnesota
railroad for July wereST3, S33 SIS, against
S30,033 IS for the same period last year.
The following are the closing quotations:
Canton, 81; Western Union Telegraph
Company, 734; Quicksilver, AT; Adams
Express Company, 97S; Wells & Fargo
Express Company, S7ai American and
Merch'ts Express Company, 73gi United
States Express Comply, S3}; Pacific Mail,
az; New York Central, $751;; New York
scrip, -; Erie, 49I; Erie preferred, "A;
Harlem, III; Harlem preferred, $50;
Michigan Central, 1864; Pittsburg, Fort
Wayne and Chicago, 81; Northwestern,
49,; Northwestern preferred, 9O2; Rock
Island, 110S; New Jersey Central, I07;
st. Paul, 55i; st. Paul preferred, 794
Wabash, 754; Wabash preferred, IS; Fort
Wayne, 961; Terre Haute, 20; Terre
Ha1te preferred, 40; Chicago and Alton,
III; Chicago and Alton preferred, 40;
Ohio and Mississippi, 4S5; Cleveland,
Columbus and Cincinnati, 903; Burling-
ton and Quincy, $50; Union Pacific, 36;
Central Pacific bonds, l02; Union Pa
cifc bonds, S94; Delaware and Lockport,
1895; Hartford and Erie, q.
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ChancerY Sale of Real Estate.

No. 600 O.R-First Chancery Court OF Shelby
cOuuty.-B. g.. Raipey vs. The Lagrange
and Memphis Railroad GOmpanyet al; also,
other caE.ses consolidated herewith.
d. virtue of an in-terlScutOry decree for sale,
I'D entered in the above cause July Il, 81,
4 will sell, Al public eucuOn- 70 the highest
bidder, in front Of the Clerk and Masters
Office, Greenlaw O~perahOuse, Second street,
Memphis, Tennessee,
On Saturday, August 10, 1872,
within legal hours, the following described
prOpeTty, situated IN shelby county, Tenne>-
see, to-Wit: Lots Nos. y and =, in Block No.
Is in the town Of Fort Pickering. This July
~, ls72.
Terms Of Sale-CaSh.
j. A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
Vance & Anderson. Wright & MckissiCk
a,H VI q RpFnar- AFfnruavE frFn
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FRANKFORT.

FRANKFORT, August gu. S. cOu-
pons, 5-2Os, 1852, 96s.
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LOUISVILLE.

81. =
ST. LOUIS, August6.-Cotton dull and
nominal. -
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MEXICAN MUSTANG IMMINENT
FOR NAN AND A

Probably few articles have ever had so ex-
tensive a sale, while none have been more uni
versally beneficial than the celebrated MEXI-
CAN MUSTANG EMINENT. Children.
adults, horses and domestic animals are al
ways liable to accident, and 1t is safe to say
that no family can pass a single season with
out some kind Of emollient being necessary.
II becomes a matter OF Importance, then, to.
secure the best.
over three hundred livery stables in the city
of New York alone are using the Mexican
Mustang Liniment, in all of whichft gives I'M
usual satisfaction.
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n. Tutts mar DYE Iuparls a Natural color
LEAF q

Pronounced oy Connoisseurs
1.-THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE"
It improves appetite and digestion, and It
is unrivalled for its flavor. We are directed
by MesSrs. LEA q PERKINS to prosecute all
parties making or vending counterfeits.
JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS,
oc5 AGENTS, New York.
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CAUTION.-The genuine is wrapped in a
line steel-plate engraving, with &c. ". West
brook, Chemist" and TRADE Mark, Mexican
Mustang Liniment," engraved across the face
OF each wrapper. The whole bears the prOpri-
etor's private United States Revenue Stamp.
and not q common stamp, as used by drug
gistS. -r.lr
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TO MEMPHIS ADVERTISERS.
As, 100 CARDS FOR 1920.

MEMPHIS, July ], 1872.
REV. ]. r. GRAvEs-Dedr Sir:-In reply, we
have 10 say, that during the month of June
we printed for you forty-eight thousand one
hundred and twenty copies of THE BAPTIST;
or a fraction over twelve thousand copies
weekly. Very respectfully,
jy30 GOODWIN Il CO..
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LAND SALES.
Supreme Court Sale

No. 81, N. C. DIN the Supreme Court al
JacksOn@Sarah Van Hook, Administrators
OF J.. H var Hook, deceased, -. John a.
Burks, Martha Burks aHd Beverly 5. Davis.
DY virtue Of n decree pronounced by the
ID Supreme Court OF Tennessee, AZ Jackson,
June IA, 1872. IN this eause,1I Will sell 70 the
highest bidder, in front OF the First Chaucery
Courtroom, on second street, in the city or
Memphis, within legal houn. on
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NEW ORLEANS,
TnNDON

NEW ORLEANS, August 6, II 80 am.
exchange, $3.50 premium. Ster-
ling exchange, 252q25s.
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FINANCE ANR TRADE.
FTNAyCTAL.


rrFAr OFFICE OF II DAILY APPEAL, :
MOSnAY. August 3. 1g72. I
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Jhancery Sale of Real Estate
Saturday, August II, 1872.

I&, r. DIN the Second Chaueery Court
Of shelby county, Tennessee-W. 2. York,
Guardian, etc, Us. John +. Garner.
DY virtue OF an uterIocutO- decree for sale
ID entered in the above cause will sell, az
public auction, to the highest bidder, in front
OF the Clerk and Masters office, GreeulaW
Block, second street, city Of Memphis, Tenn,
On Saturday, August IL, ISz2,
within legal hours, the following described
property, tO-WIt.
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BATCHELORs' HAIR DYE.

THIS superb Hair Dye is the best in the
! Il world-perfectly harmless, reliable and in
-siantaneoEs; no disappointment no ridicu-
lous tints or disagreeable odor. The genuine
VIM. a. Bachelors Hair Dye produces imme-
diateIy a splendid black or natural brown,
leaves the hair clean, soft beautiful; does not
contain a particle OF lead or injurious COM
pound. Sold by all druggists. Factory, Is
BOND STREET, N Y oct5
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NOTICE.

NV NUI-8. = ="
No.. go Esecoa 1888 ju4
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The season is now pressing, and it would be
well for planters to give in their orders to
Messrs. MIIburn q Walker, without fnrther
notice. They viii give planters all the time
they wish for the payment.
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COTTON MARKETS OF THE WORLD.

PARIS.
PARIS, August 6.-Rentes, 55f. SOC
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NoTTCm.

July /, 1872.
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EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By r. BLACK, u. c. II NJ.
q Stockton, SOl'rs for Compl't. tu2l
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Non.ReSident Notice.

M n
: complnt. jy4
, 1872-10-23
KILOS.

This Year, Notwithstanding the severe
drought, the receipt of canes was upwards
of IS, 100000 KiIos or $4,000 Tons.
Thus in the first 3 Years the growth of
canes upon Plantations under contract to
the Usine had %quadrupled, and the man
agement, accused at first of having estab-
lished a Factory in a district devoid of
canes, have been compelled to erect a third
large and powerful Mill with its accesso-
ries to provide for the reception Of the nor
NAL quantity of canes expected, viz: IOO,-
100000 Kilos or 100000 Tons per annum.
This Factory pays 81 pct. for its canes,
and the figures following shew the inan-
cial results for the 8 years ending 1871.
PROFITS. LOSS.
1869 e 1886
1870 9440
1871 28,899
, 1872-10-23
33,2S4
33,284
Deduct 440 Loss 1870

DeQuCG Il LOSS lSIU
Leaving sG32,S44 Balance to Or.
A profit Of Fl, 900 was expected in 1870.
Severe losses sustained on Produce shipped,
owing to failures during the late War in
France, and other circumstances connected
with that trying and exceptional year, are
assigned as the reason for the failure of
profits Of the Usine in 1870.
In 1S7O.-6,O96 "Boucauts'' of Sugar
of 500 Kilos each, equal in round numbers
to 5000 Tons, were obtained from the
42.SO8 Tons of canes received or ZIP pct.
Of sugar.
3 pct. of syrup was also obtained which
was converted into 470.486 ltres=117 go
gallons of Rum of an average centegrado
strength of 60 degrees equal to 80 31/5I
gallons per Ton Of Sugar.
In 1871=1O.651 "Boucauts' of Sugaro or
1926 Tons were obtained from the G8.745
Tons Of canes received or TIA pct. COM
posed as follows;
1st Quality Sugar 6 "a pct.
End & Bird do. 1.5O
A Minimum average return OF S pct IS
confidently expected when not less than 20
pct. of Plant canes are regularly forwarded
from the Contributory Estates to the Fac
tory.
The Superintendent in a report made to
a General Meeting of the Shareholders on
the cath April 1872, and unanimously
adopted, remarks that this Factory was
compelled after its second campaign to re-
fuse the offer of fresh contracts, and to in
crease its working power so pct. to enable
the Usine to keep pace with the rapid in
crease in the production Of the Estates
engaged.
"But two years ago, says NJ. Souqu6s,
a lack of canes was dreaded Now an eX-
cess of supply is to be feared"
This Usine in April last, the 3rd year of
it's existence, declared q first dividend of
"a pct. exclusive of 4 pct. carried to credit
of the "Sinking Fund Account" The
General Manufacturing, and working ex-
penses of the Usine in 1871 amounted to
23.94.298 Francs or 9117.732. The sugar
realized (35,43,667) frcs. or .754 the
proceeds of Rum were 1905 .894) frcs. or
912.275 equal together to 9154.O29 shew-
ing a profit upon a simple debit and credit
account without charging interest upon
capital wear and tear of Stock &c) of
E36,297 upon a manufacture of 69,745
tons of Sugar and of 731.193 Litres OR
182.79e gallons of Rum.
We had not the advantage of seeing this
great Laboratory at work, the operations
for the year being ended.
Ito be continued.)
, 1872-10-23

executed at this Office
HF1H URtM L with ~neatness and des.
wv ltslv ktv0 patch.
, 1872-10-23
PROFITS

1869 e 4385
1870
1871 28,899
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-09

Henry Clay Dean has made short Greeley
speech. 1t rau as follows; Greeley is an old
fool aud villain, but viii vote for him. IS he
VIII be the ahieCi lo1l and cats-pBw Of The dem
oeratc party. Through him We expect 3 return
10 the haicyOu DAYS Of old democracy
The New YORK World could nor resist The
temptation 10 utter the following: "Our priue.
1 pal joker who is simply iucorrisibie. SAYS thai
/ Ia one respect ne THINKS Grant mas the starr OF
Greeley IL this campaign, i0r Cram uuiet'r
smokes his cigar and Greeley taxes The stump. .
The merchants, bankers and business men of
ST. Louis have joined in an iuritatiuu TO Score
,arv Boutwell, to visit that CITY and give an ad-
dress on the financial condition. Of. The country
and the political Issces OF tbe day.
The proof is accommodating that the large dem
ocrsae msjority in Georgia IS manly due TO a
systematic course Of intimidation Of the colored
rs, which eliminated at many points in
open outrage. COlored men were frequently
driven from the polls with iHdgnities OF every
description, and in many Of the townships there
was scarcely a ballot cast by colored man.
But that is the way they have of ''reconciling'
down there.
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WORCESTER
PENNSYLVANIA, Indiana and Ohio.

In Pennsylvania, the state election has result
ed in great triumph of the republicans. The
result goes beyond what appeared to be Pessi-
bic Hartranlt is elected governor, although
his defeat was generally expected. There seems
TO have been a reaction in bis favor, which has
disappointed and defeated his inscriptions
accusers. The dispatches state that Hartrsnft's
majority is 10000. OF course the majority for
the rest of the ticket, and for the congressman
atlarge, is considerably more, for a portion of
the republicans either voted against him or re-
fused TO vote for him, The republicans have
gained several congressman.
In 1868, the first reports from the October
election in Indiana, gave the state to the demo-
Gratis; and, for several days, it was admitted on
all sides that the democrats had carried the
state More than ten days passed before il began
10 be generally known that the republicans had
elected their ticket by nearly 1000 majority; aud
several democratic papers continued to claim
the state until after the presidential
election. 1t may be so now, if the
ago, for now as then, doubtless, the latest
returns will be more favorable TO the republ-
cans than the first, as the earliest returns neces-
Sayily include large proportion of the demo-
cratic strongholds. As we write this, the returns
from Indiana do not show how the state has
gone; but something more definite may come
before we go 10 press. Meanwhile, we expect TO
hear that the republicans have carried the state,
although the democrats claim it.
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| Abbott will sell farm on Prospect Hill in Au-
burn this forenoon at 10 O'Clock.
Abbott will sell personal property for j. j. Libbev
Brattle street, North Pond district this after
noon at ! O'Clock.
Lamson, Glszier s Co. will sell new and second
hand carriages and harnesses at auction for S. r.
Parker, in Millbury, this afternoon at O'Clock.
Millinery opening at Roche's to-day, 1873 Main ST.,
lold No. SO).
Read the following testimonials of Worcester
people cured by DR.. Henion:
K. 4. Burden, of the firm of Richards, Metcalf &
Co., "A Main street. cured of catarrh by DR..
Henion; will answer inquiries.
Jubal Boyden. College street, cured of a lame
back of two years standing by two treatments by
DR.. Henion.
Mrs. Townsend Worcester, cured Of a female
weakness; has not been able to walk Onequarter of
mile for three years; can now walk IA miles
with ease; cured by DR.. Henion
All those who do not enjoy good health should
go to the Bay State house and consult Dr. Henion.
Consultation free.