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ROCHES TEE.

ROCHESTER, New YORK, October "a
The horse disease has become severe.
Last evening there We're no horses in the
streets, and store-keepers We're deliver
ing goods by hand-carts. The erection
of buildings is suspended. Animals at
tackled took the disease from twelve to
thirty days before being discovered. A
few fatal cases were reported this morn
ing. The disease has appeared among
the canal horses. There is great diff
Guilty in procuring conveyances for
funerals.
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WASHINGTON, October 24.-Secretsry
Fish this morning communicated to thu
President the intelligence of the En-
peror of Germany having decided the
San Juan question in favor Of the
United States. Secretary Boutwell, sub
sequently had an interview with the
President.
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PORTSMOUTH, MAINE, October "a
Twenty-three cans OF turpentine ex-
plOded in the druggist establishment of
George IL. Knight, on Middle street, to-
exploded. He was severely burned, and
the store took FIRE. Everything on the
first floor was destroyed. The stock was
valued at twenty-five thousand dollars;
insurance, , -ty-one thousand dollars.
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No. e2{.-IA the Second Chancery Court OF
shelby county, Tennessee-Green p. Foute
Va. Mary 4. TriEg. aud Chas. ). P. Bowies,
A ". G. BOwles and Henry U. StetsOn, frm
Bowles Bros a Co.
IT appearing from the bill which Is sworn
Il to In this cause that the defendant. Mary
f. Trigg Ia a resident Of New Orleans, LouiSi-
ana; Chss =. P. Bowles Is a resident Of Paris,
France and A. W. G. BOwlss and,-Henry e.
Ststs0n are residents Of the State OF New Y YOrk,
and that they are all nOn-residents Of the StaIe
OF Ten nessee:
II is therefore ordered by the Clerk and Mas
ter, That they make their appearance herein,
at the courthouse OF the second Chancery
Court in the city OF Memphis, Tennessee,
on or before the drst y OndRy IN November, ,ls72,
and plead, answer OF demur TO cOmplainant's 5
bill, or the same will be taken FOR confessed
as 70 them, au0 act for bearing eX parte; and
that 3 copy Of this order be published once a
week, for fOlr successive weeks, Ia the Mem
phis Appeal. This 3d day Of October, 1872.
A cOPy-Attest.
MD. I. STEWART. Clerk and Master.
By GEORGE E4LLERY, d. G. & u.
Iuo q. FfO1te. sol. for conDff Oc4
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NONRESIDENT Notice.

No. %, Il. D.--Lu the Probate Court Of shelby
county. Tennessee.-Kate Hogan vs.. corne-
Flius Hogan ct al
1T appearing from amended bill filed in this
cause, which is sworn 80, that Cornelius
Hogan IS "A nonresident OF tue state Of Ten
IL Is tEaIa4Ore urde. 3D. TlIr he make his
appearance herein, az Tine enurt-hCuse Of said
Court in the elty OF Aeial lisi Tennessee,
cember, 1872, and plead, Irlslrer or ue-
mur TO complamant's bin, II ne same
VIII be taken for confessed as to him,
and set for hearing ex parte, and that a copy
of this order be published once week, for
four successive weeks, in the Memphis Ap-
peal This October Y, lS72
A copy-attest:
JAMES REILLY, Clerk. -
BY !. II. CULLEN, Deputy Clerk.
]. X. Robertson, Sol. for compln't. ocl3 mo
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The Great Northwest Wants More Green
backs

WAsHINGTON, October pa delega-
ton representing the business men of
st. Louis, Cincinnati, Dubuque, Mil
waukee and Pittsburg, called on Secre-
tary Boutwell, this morning, and urged
the importance Of relieving the strin-
gency Of the money market by inereas-
ing the volume Of the currency. They
showed the great scarcity of currency
throughout the West, and urged him to
issue the forty-four million dollars Of le-
gal tenders in reserve. The Secretary,
in reply, said he was glad TO hear their
statement, and would give the matter
his earnest attention.
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Wednesdar. Norember 6. 1872,

during legal hours, sell 70 the highest bidder.
for cash, In 'front.' Of the Sheriff's Office, on
Second street, near Union, and in the city Of
Memphis, Tenn, the following described prop
eTty TO wit: A tract or parcel OF land lying aud
situated in the county o. Shelby and state OF
Tennessee: Beginning a. = stake on the west
boundary line OF the homestead tract OF land
in the 18th Civil District OF shelby county,
Tennessee, which belonged TO the late Geo
L. Holmes, deceased, on which is known as
Scotts av nue., at It's Intersection with
holmes avenue, about 30 chains north Of the
intersection OF said ScOtt's avenue with the
Memphis and Germantown plankroad; runs
thence north with SCOTS avenue about 80
chains TO Summer avenue; thence eastward
about 20 chains to Rembert's avenue; the nee
sOuthward with Remberts avenue about %
chains to Elizabeth avenue; thence westward
with Elizabeth and Holmes avenues about 70
chains 70 the beginning, embracing the orig
inal homestead Of said Geo. l. Holmes, now
occupied In part by Geo. c. Holmes and in
part BY ". R. Holmes, intending 70 levy on
the entire interest Of Geo. e. Holmes therein,
being an undivided one-haf interest levied
on a. the property OF Geo. z. Holmes. OctO-
Der 9, Is72. ". J. P. DOYLE,
Oclf Sherif shelby county.
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ST. LOUIS, October 24.-The murderer
of Conductor Percy, at Marshfield, Mis-
souri,, Tuesday night, has been caught,
and is how in the Webster county Jail,
He is quite young, a resident of Illinois.
and gives the name Of V. Il. Cornwall.
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within legal hours. the following described
property: Beg nIing al a stalze Oh tu- uo-th
side Or Ieuenpn street, ln E-mpli-. shelby
county, tennessee. about luele. from tha
eat side Of a blacksmith shop east nl btv0rI
JeqerSon street 90 --li feet more or Ia.s to :.
aiA2e; thence r orth 81 east Us 2-ll f--t more
of less 20 west side of Pigeon Eol~t j. I'd /.
tuence north - west with line or Pigeon
r.oost road SD feet 10 stake. thence s8ufh ..ll5
Fest lO9 --lJ fe Q. more or less 70 the place dg
Beginning.
Terms or Saie-On q credit o. Fix and twelve
q and ~ months; notes with approved -eeu-
fi'y required; lien retained 20 further secure
same, and equity Of redemption barred. ThIs
October Is, 1872.
p. A. COLE. Clerk and Master.
EgrfrFafsf A 3 srsf
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NOn-Resjdent Notice.


No. Es7.-In the Second Chancery Court of
Shelby county ,Tenlessee.-A uguston Aston
VS. T. j. Ayres, Macy, Rankin & Co., and
others.
TT appearing from affidavit dled in this
Il cause that the defendants, J. g. Macy,
Charles \. Rankin, Joshua p. WOltoa, Luther
Ewing and Matilda Mitchell nrm OF Macy,
Rankin q Co., Provine Mccormack, Lewis
Howes, George r Preston, John e. kim
brough, Catlin Preston, William r. Preston
and John d Preston are non-resideHts OF the
Stste OF Tennessee:
II is therefore ordered By the Clerk and Mas
ter, That they make their appearance herein,
at the courthouse OF the second Chaucery
Court In the city OF Memphis, Tenn, on OF be-
fore the nrst Monday in December, 1872. and
plead, answer or demur 70 complainant 3
bin, or the same will be taken for confessed
~ to them, and act for hearing eIpsrte;
and that q copy OF this order be published
once q week, for four successive weeks In the
Memphis Appeal
This October II, 1872.
Nj. L. sTEWART, clerk and Master.
A copy-attast.
smith. Scott a Jefferson, g oI'rE fCr CCup
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A small boy in an Indiana town made
several applications to be protected
against the scOurge of smallpox. Final
ly his physician was able 70 accom-
IaOdate him with an excellent " SCALP
from healthy boy; but when the pa
tient fcund where II came from, he Oh
jected 10 The application being made for
fear be would Nstutter,n as the boy who
furnished the material was addicted q
ibAi method Of artieplating.
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Administrators Notice.

HAVING suggested to the County Court
III Clerk Of Shelby county the Insolvency
or the estate Of Mathew Brown, deceased,
hereby notify all persons having claims
against the estate 20 appear before the County
Court Clerk and file the same, authenticated
in the manner prescribed by law, on or before
the 18th day Of April, 1913, otherwise they
shall be forever barred, both IN law and equity.
r. W. MARTIN, Admir-.
Chambers & Means, Attorneys.
Memphis, Tenn, October Is, lS72 oci6 wed
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satarlaT. Norembsr 2a. -

real estate, to-Elr:
situate ly ing and being IN the county OF
shelDy and stale Of Tennessee. beginning a.
the southwest corner Of Filth ana Gaines
streets, in Fort Pickering; thence west MIN
The south line OF Gaines street s,J faff. thence
sou-h 1if51 ieet TO Division street; therce ea=r
teet 70 Gaines street. Also. lots and : rs
block i, in Williams addition 70 Fo.t Pick
eriug.
Terms Of SaIe--As % that portion frou.i-v
- fee-, inches on Third street AMI rIIpr5-.-2
back with Gaines street zoo feet cash. a. p
balance, on c-edi. OF seven month.
chaser executing notes, with approved ssr--
fityi lien retained; equity OF rsdernutl lr.-,
barred. This October Is. Is71
4. d. L. STEWART. CLERK and ar5sfar
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Elegant ParlOr and Chamber
3 u r N TT u R H

BY A. E. Frankland, 195 & I97 Main st.
WILL SELL THIS FRIDAY MORNING
a October ,, ls72, at 10 o clock:
II giant Parl0r sets in DaruasIr and Hoserood.
Eiegant Chamber sets; Velvet and Brussels
AaTpetsi binlngrOom Furniture China
QueensWarer Tableware, etc, the property
OF a family declining hOusekeeping. sale
positive A. +. .FRANkIAND Auc'r
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CABLE NOTES.
ITALY.

ROME, October 25.-Alarming reports
Of disastrous foundations on each bank
Of the river Po have reached here, but
no details are given. The Minister of
Public Works has gone to the scene of
the flood.
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The pestlence which has been raging
in Persia for two years past Is said to be
the true Oriental plague, marked by
high fever, cerebral symptoms, buboes
on the neck, in the armpits and groins,
petechial spots, purpura, carbuneles,
etc. The mortality averages fifty per
cent, death occurring in from three to
eight days Whole villages have literal
ly been depopulated. In cold weather
it disappears.
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Chancery Sale of Real Estate
Saturday, October 2s, 1872.

No. Isl, ". Rim the First CIaucerv Co1rr NJ
shelby county, Teulessee.-B "a WaffaTI
for use, etc, John simmons rs. b. +. Boon
et al.
DH virtue Of decree for sale entered in the
ID above cause, May p, ls1I, viii saII -
public anction, 10 the highest lidder f1 front
OF the Clerk and Masters oFlce, tfreeuIau-
Block, Second street, in he city OF Memp6fs
Tenn egsss. on f'f
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BUFFALO, October 23.-The horse dis
ease has passed its crisis here and is now
abating. But few horses have died,
and those more from hard usage than
from the effects Of the disease. The
canal horses here have almost entirely
escaped. No boats have stopped, and
none will be. Grain is moving in large
quantities, as usual. The treatment Of
the disease here has been very success
full.
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Administrators Notice.

HAVING been appointed at the september
term. lsI2, Of the Probate Court OF Shelby
county, Tennessee, Administrator Of Thomas
]. Dill, deceased, this Is to notify all persons
having claims against him TO present them
within the time prescribed by law.
se2g JAMES J. SULLIVAN, Admir-
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Administratrix Notice.

TUBE undersigned having suggested 70 the
J. County Court Clerk Of Shelby county the
insolvency Of the estate Of =. n. Woodward,
deceased, hereby notify all persons having
clainls against she estate % appear before the
ssld County Court CLERK and nle the same,
authenticated In the manner urescrfbed
by law, on or before the 18th day OF Oc-
tobsr, la, Otherwise they shall be forever
barred, botk in Law and equity.
JULIA W. WOODWARD, AdmiL-
]. n. Ford, Attorney.
M0n1phiA Tenn. July Il. 1R72 I9iy ri
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NOn.Resident Notice.

No. 5s2-In the First Chancery Court OF Shelby
county, Tennessee.-Wm. ]. Cole ct al. VI. j a.
cob Sobring.
1T appearing rom sfidavft IN this cause
thai the defendant, JACOB Hebring Is a
non residsnt Of the Stale OF Tennessee; that
the above bill sworn to states thai said de
fendant is indebted to complainant in the
sum OF S29o 81, a. evidenced by IN open ac-
count nled herein: that an attach "a cnt writ
has ben lssued and returned levied on the
real estate Of said defendant;
II Ia therefore ordered, Ihab ne MAKE
his appearance herein, At tho courthouse in
the city Of Memphis, Tennessee, on or before
the first Monday in December lslz, snQ plead
same VIII be taken iOr confessed "a TO him
and set FOR hearing expRrte; and that a copy
81 thIs order be published once a week, for
four puceessive weeks, In the Memp ais Ap-
T,lesl. This October "a, lS12.
A copy-attast;
z. A. OOLE, Clerk and Master.
BY p J. BLACK, d. G. and n.
Young 4 Mallory, Soils. for cOmpln' loclS tn
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Sheriff's Sale of Real Estate

DI virtue Of an alias execution to me di-
ID rected from the Supreme Court Of Ten
nessee in the case OF samuel Mosby, receiver.
etc, ys. Sarah c. Smith, EXecutrix. ct al. tudg-
ment rendered 18th day Of May, lS72, for
S5Is 4s-l0O aud costs, to satisfy said judgment,
Intarasr md costs I will. ON
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ACCIDENTS.

FeaTfuilys sBurned- Kerosene OIL.
TOLEDO, OHIO, October 23.-Mrs.
Charles Fisher was severely burned this
afternoon by her clothes taking fire from
the careless handling OF kerosene oil.
She will probably not recover.
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S..nm pine rrnIn.lnn

ST.LoUIs, October PA steam pipe on
the steamer Rob Roy, lying at the levee,
burst about one O'Clock, severely scald-
ing two negro deck hands and one white
man. Names not asceTtained. The suf-
ferers were sent TO the Marine hospital.
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue OF a trust deed executed tome by
ID ". X. Waldran on the sth day OF April,
lso9, recorded in the tegtsieris ONCE OF ctIeiny
county, in box No. y, page llo anu iis, lor
The purpose Of paying che debts therein iully
described, at the request OF the benenclary1
viii, on
Thursday, 21st Day Of November, 1872,
in front OF The Waldran Block, and upon the
urennises. between the hours OF 10 O'Clock a m.
md 2 o'clock T. m, sell at public auction. to
re highest bidder, for cash, the following
he'd tracts. parcels or lots OF land with
the improvements thereon, lying, being and
Situated in the city Of Memphis, county or
shelby and state or Tennessee, and bounded
A. follOWs- to-wit: Beginning on the at side
Of Main street, one hundred and fifrv 15m
feet north OF Linden street; running ihencss
eastWardly. parallel with Linden ftreet ore
hundred and seveuty-fiys l75l feet ~ tbs
west side Of Mulberry street; thef ca no-fF
Warily with Mulberry street se,al,fr-es.-i-f
Emd one-hau (7o15l feet 70 stake. ftss,-.,-
,- -astWardly, parallel with Linden stre-f 90,
h1ndred and seventy-dve tl75i fsef fo me go
side OF Main street. thence sonfhvvarsli-- v-ifl
the east side OF Main street reufv-eichf ? s---i
one-half f7sir feet TO the beainnfrS. fi ss,,,s.
being the lOt upon Which the Waldrgn RioeE
and appErtenances thereunto belonging.
The equity Of redemption IS exbre<SIv
waived in the trust deed all taxes az nfay tusi
or other sncumbrances viii be paid out Of ne
proceeds OF the sails. The title is believed 10
be perfect, bnt I sell and convey only -
trustee, NJ MESS1Ckg Irustse.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
10 THE SCHOOLS,

THE schools of the city, both public and
4 private, are cordially invited 10 attend
the Fair on
FRIDAY, 18th INST.
A special train will be provided for them on
the Memphis and Charleston R@ilroad, at 10
o'clock am. The schools viii be attended by
their teachers, who will be psssedat the gates,
the railroad also furnishing Tree trauspOrta-
ton. LEON. TRnL-sU : I =. sacratarN.
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SHERIFF SALES.
Sherif7s Sale of Real Estate

Df virtue Of an execution 70 me direct
ID ed from the Supreme Court OF Tennessee.
in the case Of Samuel Nosby, receiv yer. vs.
George L. holmes ct al, issued October $ lS1l.
Judgment rendered the 3Orh day Of June, IsT2
for SIS - and costs, 70 satisfy said judgment,
interest and cost. will. on
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BOsToN, October 24.-The testimonial
entertainment at the Coliseum last
evening was fair success. spite Of the
stormy weather.
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CBANCERY SALE.
Chaneery Sale OF Real Estate.

No. p, N. R.-Flrst Chancery Court OF Shelby
county, Tennessee-H- p. kendrick VI. r.. F.
Mckinney et al
AQf virtue Of an interiocutory decree Of sale
~ entered in the above cause October II.
~ VIII sell a. pnDilc auction. % the hign-
ounce greeniaW Operations, Second street,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASONIC NOTICE.

A SPECIAL communication OF Desoto 2
"A Lodge, No. 2os, viii be held this W
ifRlDA1l evening, October 18th, Am
u o'clock, for work in the T. A. degree.
All K. AS are fraternally invited.
BY order X. g. WILLIAMSON, ". N.
II. w. EHurTON g.crefarv r-9E
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Democratic Victories.

BALTIMORE, October 24.-The regular
Democratic nominees were yesterday
elected to the City Council in seventeen
wards.
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IN. GreeIern,cIininr-

New YORK, October 24-Midnight.-
Mrs. Greeley is worse, and her death
may be expected at any moment,
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MASONIC NOTICE.

'IiHE stated communication OF Kilwfn- =
a ming Lodge, No. 81, will be held this w
Il hIDA1) evening, October 9Th, at/NN
"a o'clock, for dispatch OF business.
All VI. NJ 3 frGternaliy invited.
By order Of W. g. RIt1IARDET. W. NJ
LOUIS CZAPsKI, Secretary oesS
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INDIANAPoIIs, October er24.-Complete
official returns Of the October elections
have been received at the Secretary OF
States Office, and show the following
majorities on the State ticket and for
Congress-:
Governor = Hendricks (Democrat),
1l4S.
Lieutenant Governor - Sexton IRE
publican), $50.
Secretary Of State-Curry tRepubli-
CAM, 1S4. sA
Auditor-Wildman Republican,, 275.
Treasurer-Glover (Republican), 7S3.
Attorney General = Derry (Republi-
cam, 644. fs
Superintendent Of Public Instruction
Hopkins (DemOcrat), 95T.
Reporter of the Supreme COurt-Blaek
(Republican), 427.
Clerk Of the Supreme Court-Shall
lRepublican), 1908. t a-a
Congress at Large-Orth (RepubH-
CAM, 162; Williams (Republicanl. 55S.
First District-Niblaek (Demoerat),
1872. a4
Second District-wolf (Democrat),
5648.
Third Dlstrict-Holman (Democrat),
1923.
Fourth District-WilsOn Republican,,
$50.
Fifth District-Coburn (Republican),
793.
Sixth Distriet-Hunter (Republican),
657. ~
Seventh District-CssOn( (Republican),
1877.
Eighth District-Tyner tRepubliean),
2939.
Ninth Distriot-Neff Liberal "a.
Tenth District-Sayler (Repu0lican),
PISS.
Eleventh District-Packard (Republi-
cam, SS5. A
The total number Of votes cast for
Governor in the State was 377, 100, an
increase in four years of over $4,000.
The straight-out Democratic ticket re-
ceiyed about 1870 votes in the State.
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Probate Court Sale of Real Estate
IN THE TOWN OF RALEIGH.

No. e6, R. DIN the Probate Court Of Shelby
county, Iennessee.-lndiana scott, formerly
Indiana MallOn, AdmtnstTstriX OF he Estate
OF James M2llOu, decaset.-EX parte.
HNDEE and by virtue Of an interiocutory
- decree for sale entered in the above
caCse, at the September Term, lST2, OF the Pro
bate Court, viii sell TO the highest bidder, at
public auction, in front Of the courthouse
door OF said Court, in the city OF Memphis, on
Saturday, November ?, 1872,
within legal hours, the following described
real estate, situated in the town OF Raleigh,
shelby county, Tennessee, bounded as follows,
TO Wit:
lot No. 4. fronting 81 feet on Fayette street
and running back 80 feet on Market street,
being s. by 80 feet, anu upon which is 8 two
story frame building nearly new. Also
lot o, 3. 81 by 80 feet beginning at a
stake the northwest corner Of ot No. 4, on
Fayejte street; thence west 81 feet to q stake
thence south $50 feet 10 a stake; thence east b
feet to q stake, the souilwess corner Of Lot
No. 4; thence north $50 feet TO The beginning
and upNn which Is a twC-ssOry building, with
kitchen, outhouses, stables, etc., and good els
tern.
Terms or SALE-One-third cash and the bal
ance on credit Of six months, rel aiming a
lien on the property to secure deferred pay
meats; purchasers executing notes with ap-
proved securities L..E "
A copy-attest: JAMES REILLY, Clerk.
Sy J, II. CULLEN, Deputy Clerk. oc2 wed
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CHICAGO, October 24.-Thereport that
the horse epidemic had broken out in the
stables Of the West Side Omnibus Com
pany is pronounced without foundation.
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THE HORSE DISEASE.
Its Effects upon Travel and Trade in the
Eastern Cities--Sireet-CAr and Om-
nlbus Lines Fearfally Crippled.
AnGuSTA.

AUGUSTA, Me, October 24.-The Can
adian horse disease has reached this
city. Many horses are afflicted.
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TORONTO, October 24.-Premier Blake,
Treasurer Of McKenza, has resigned his
seat in Parliament. The Lieutenant
Governor has sent for Chancellor Now
att TO form a new Government. Now
att has resigned the Office of Vice-Chan-
cellor, which has been accepted. The
new Ministry will be shortly announced.
Adyices from Fort Carey state q large
body of Sioux Indians are reported on
the road from that settlement. 1t was
not understood whether they were friend
ly or otherwise. Some movement was
on foot with the Red Lake Chippewas
against the Boundary Commission, but
the Commission, having American
troops as an escort, are not likely to be
much troubled.
The Montreal steamer, Picton,
in going down the LachiDe ca
nal to-day, collided with the gate of St
Paul Locks, breaking them open. The
accident is of a very serious character.
Some days will probably be required for
repairs, interrupting river traffic.
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS.

GALN ESTON, October 2t.-COttOn market
steady; net receipts, III bales; stock .S,252
bales.
CHARLES ON, October 24.-CottoB market
quiet; mtddllngs, is34GlS5sc; net receipts,
~ bales sales, 400 bales; stock, 2Sy5ll bales
SAVANNAH, October 2i.-CotiOn is firm
and in good demand: middlings lSizGlStSc;
net receipts. 4Jl2 bales; exports TO continent,
Sis bales; sales, l4lj bales; stock 81 672 bales
MOBILE. October 2l.-The cotton market is
quiet and easy; mlddling, lS5Ec; net receipts,
1855 bales; exports coast wise, 800 bales; sales.
- halcs; sock, I0.l-7 bales.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-10-25
GENERAL SUMMARY.
Death of GeBerAI Vim. sehouror.

BOSTON, October "a. General Will
liam Sehouler, after lingering sickness,
died this evening.