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II Is not an easy matter 10 maintain order and
quiet In the schoolroom filled with scholars. No
snail part Of the disturbance In winter schools il
caused by coughing, which might easily be pre-.
vented II every fpmily would provide themselves
with a bottle Of Weeks Magic Compound
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-02-21

The most popu ar humorous literature of the
age-iead aud laughed over by everybody are
written expressly for tee BLADE. "These letters"
says distinguished statesman, "have done more
towards the correction of some of the greatest evils
in our government, and the spread of sound poll
tica principles among the people, than all the
nI,ao,, pnhA
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-02-21
Prob1te NOtjce


State of Vermont, Lamoille District, SIS In
Probate Court, held at johnson in said Dis t
on the 10Th day of Feb. 1872.
T. r. Melvin guardian of Henry d. Melvin,
Clara Melvid, and Frank Melvin, minors makes
application to said Court for license to sell all of
the following described real estate of his said
Wards to wit all the real estate in Westford in
Chittendon County, to which the said minors have
any title representing that the sale thereof for tn
purpose of putting the proceeds ST such sale at in
teres or investing the same in stocks real estate
would be beneficial to said Wards Whereupon. it
is ordered by said Court, that said application be
referred to session thereof to be held at the Pro-
bate Office in said johnson on the 18th day Of Mar.
A. ID. 1872, for hearing and decision threon; and,
il is further ordered, that all persons interested be
notified hereof by publication ofnotice Of said ap
plication and order thereon, three weeks success
ively in the Lamoille Newsdealer printed at Hyde
Park, before said time Of hearing, that they may
appear at said time and place, and, if they see
cause, object thereto Attest,
lava I. L. PEARL, Judge.
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THE BEST STORIES.

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mercia Department, all prepared expressly for
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fIlES! TIES!! TlES!!!

Now is the tine to get out and draw r. r. Ties.
The R. r. Co. want large quantities delivered on
tho line above high water mark, feet long, q
snches thick, faced on each sde-6, inch face-
iither Uemlock. Cedar, Brown Ash or Tamarack,
eound and free from shake. The company will pay
agood price, and pay cash on delivery. They can
BIO delyed on the Line from So Hardwick to Shell
don. Whoever intends TO furnish any should mo-
tlfy some one of the Directors. 5tf
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PHIL0 HATCH. Tres.

r. S. sOUTHGATE, Sec.
G. s. KENFIELD, Agent, Hyde Park, VT.
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SPECIAL FEATURES.

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Notice the following;
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-02-21

The assessment for the year ending March 81
1871, was TWO AND ONE FOURTH per cent.
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FIRST POLICY ISSUED APRIL c, 1910.


The average rate Of asscsrfngpts during the past
thirtv-ons years has been only TWO AND THREE
FoURTHs per cent.
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ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.

Under this head We give every week several col
umns of carefully prepared and accurate answers
questions upon all ,u6ects. The reliability of this
department has given the Blade wide popularity.
Lesdes theses special features the Blade publishes
continually
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-02-21

IT ASKS YOUR PATRONAGE BECAUSE,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-23

a MEETING in favor OF home rule
for Ireland was held at Liverpool on
the Sd inst, and attended by over two
thousand persons. The most promi-
nent among the speakers was Mr.. A.
NJ. Sullivan, editor Of the Dublin Na-
tgoa. He said that Irishmen had be-
gun to trust Englishmen as they
wanted Englishmen to trust them. AS
to the religious view OF Ireland, the
only period Of Irish history In which
Catholic and Protestant sat down or
knelt in peace together was during the
period Of 1882, when the coarse hand
Of England was lifted for moment
from the neck of the Irish parliament.
In that hour religious feud was buried
and Irishmen OF all ereeds stood by
the leader Of their common country.
He denied that the demand for home
rule was but stepping-stone to sepa-
ration from England.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-23
MINOR TELEeRAMs.

Spain is moving against the Inter
nationals.
Representative Mckinney (Ohio)
is Ill In Washington.
Germany proposes 70 establish g
military school at Metz.
The Queen OF Greece has been
made happy by the birth Of a son.
Colonel r. F. Washington, editor
% the California Examiner, is dying.
The police Of New York propose to
erect a memorial monument to Jas.
Fisk, i.
The committee of ways and means
will sOOn make q report on BOutWelPs
syndicate.
The Manhattan Savings bank, New
York, mas not Jailed, as wss reported
yesterday afternoon.
The ecustOmhOuse investigating COM
mittee have determined TO remain in
New York. another week.
The Prussisn government will not
Join the movement Of the European
powers against L'IylterHGtiOadte.
Tue congressional investigating
Washington for New Orleans tO.mor-
row.
Thiers has decided 10 abstain here.
after from participation Ia debates in
the ASSEMBLY,, except on important oe-
easions.
The Dominion board Of trade has
sent an address to the queen cOngrat-
ulating her upon the recovery OF the
Prince Of Wales.
It Is expected that Governor Brown,
Of Missouri, will veto the Joint TesO-
luton passed last week directing the
maturing State bonds to be paid in
currency.
VIM. n. Blossom, proprietor Of the
PantheOU-an old Californian, who es-
tablished an American saloon n Paris
during the EXpOsiti0a-diedy yester-
day In San Francisco.
San FraDciscans are exerting them
selves TO create favorable impression
OF the American people in the minds
Of the japanese embassy, now the
guests Of the Golden City.
The New York police last night
made a descent on one Of the most no.
tOriOus Of the cOncert-saloOns on
Broadway, securing sixty-hve women
and five men as prisoners.
The best authority in agricultural
matters estimate the wheat crop of
California st twelve million sacks,
worth at the lowest estimate 81, ,000,-
900 In gold on the ground.
The work Of putting forts Sumter
and Moultrie in q defensible condition
will begin impediately. Contractors
will commence the mounting of forty
heavy guns to-day. Fort Pulaski, be-
low Savannah, will also be strength
ened with extensive esrthwofks and
guns OF the greasestcalibre.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-23
JAcKSaa MISSISSIPPI.
Eleotioa Of Librarian and State Printer
Summers Equality Bill refused In
dorstmeHt.

Special 70 the Appeal
Jackson, January 22.-BOth houses
were engaged chiefly in disposing OF
minor bills which had accumulated
the past week, and at twelve o'clock
went into joint convention to elect a
librarian and State printer. J. n.
was duly elected librarian, and af-
ter three hours Of parliamentary Skin
mishing and a babel Of confusion,
Messrs. Kimbsll, Raymond & Co.
were chosen as State printers. Worse
confusion and disorderly conduct have
never been witnessed in the halls of
legislation than on this occasion.
In the senate, q resolution instruct
ing the United states senators to vote
for Summers amendment, was voted
down by a vote Of nineteen to twelve.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-23

NOZZLE has been outraged, her peo-
pie are aghsst in the presence Of a So
oiaI horror. A young white womans
good-looking and that sort of thing,
has married a negro eeachman, much
to the disgust Of the town and the dis
grace OF her family. The justice OF the
peace, who perpetrsted this violation
Of law and deceney-one 7. ]. Burns
by performing the ceremony of
marriage, has very properly been pill
loried for his shocking want-of appre-
citation Of the dignity of his lace and
colOr.
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RipeIr Pau.aded aIasa.

NEW YORK, January 22.-JOhn
Glass was assaulted, and stabbed and
cut in seventeen places last night by
James Costello, for abusing the latter
in a vituperative manner, Glass pre-
sented q shocking spectacle when
taken to the station; he was covered
with blood, his head and face being
awfully hacked. The assault was
made with a large csrving-knife
which Costello was using in his Testau-
rant, where Glass had Just ordered
supper. Glass will die.
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THE WEST INDIES.
Latest Intelligence from ST. Thomas, St
DomiEgo Barbados, Trinidad,
Caracas, etc.

NEW YORK, January 22.-The West
Indian news, per steamer Erie, con-
tains the following items:
1t is reported at st. Thomas that a
revolution headed by Piementalis in
progress ia ST. Domingo against Baezi
and three small towns hsve risen.
The steamer HaesleE with the
American scientific party put into
Barbados on December 26th 20 repair
an air-pump. Dr.. Martin left and re-
turned nome On the steamer Erie, ,oW-
ing 10 trouble with his eyes.
Smallpox is still rsging at Trinidad.
The quarantine against Halifax and
New York is reduced to five days at
Porto Rico.
Laguyra dates of the 9Th instant
state that the government had taken
possession OF several private houses
Tor barracks at Caracas. A steamer
frOm Trinidad had brought forty-hve
hundred muskets and a million Of
cartridges for the revOlutiOnists. The
OrinOcO is partially bloekaded. The
diplomatic corps at Caracas refuse
further intercourse with the govern
ment until the obnoxious orders are
retracted.
It is slated that another expedition
to aid the Cuban revolution is being
httsd out as Caracas.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-23

NEW YORK, January ga Wash
ington dispatch to the Herald states
that senator Wilson's friends are en-
ragged against Oolfax and Blaine, the
first for insineerity, the second for
playing into COlfax's hands. The
President, the cabinet and leading
politicians agree that the vice-presi-
dency should fall TO some one east OF
the Alleghanies, and a New York
railroad man is mentioned.
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
lsEz THIRD PAGE FOR GENERAL RErOEr.I
NEW ORLEANS PRODUCE.

NEW ORLEANS PRODUCE,
NEW ORLEANS, January 2 Flour
dull; superfine, So rs; double extra, " so;
treble extra, IS. Corn, 70G7lc. Oats, IS
COOS. Bran lower, 81 80 Hay, prime,
dull at SIS; choice, scarce st SS29S4 Pork
frm; mess, $l4 50Gl4 IS. Bscon-Ehoul-
ders dull at 6AG6To; Eidis sosTos and
higher at Sz99c. Sugar-cured hams, new,
dull at 14c. Lsrd-Only export demand I;
tierce, 91<9ezc; keg. 10910hc. Sugar
quiet; interior, 5<@6c; common, 6N@
nc; iair to fully fair, S@9c. Molsfses 6
hEsle essier; inferior. 25830c; common
and centrifugal, 30@32c; fair, 35(94Oc
Whisky, rectifed, 92992Kc. Coffee un-
changed.
NEW ORLEANS MONEY.
NEW ORLEANS, Jsnusry 22.-Gold, ,IOs1s,
Sterling exchange, llS5S; sight, par.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.
NEW ORLEAEs, January q.
2 pm.-The cotton market closed
Quies. Sales, 1000 bales; good ordinary,
1880 low middling, 2OlG9205sc; mid
cling, 2lIse Receipts, Il, ,6SS bsies; ex-
ports to Liverpool, 9982 bales; to the con-
tinent, 5264 bales; to New York, 1lS4
bales. Stock on hand and on shipboRrd
not cleared, 1876, 7S9 bales.
OhAhLESIOHs
CHARLESTON, January 22.-Cotton mar
ket quiet; middling, 21c. Net reoeipts,
l440 bales; exports to continent, 2400 bales;
exports cosstwise, 242o bales; sales, 100
bales; stock on hand and on Ehipboard
not cleared, 81. 499 bales.
SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, January 22-COtton 4 In
fair demand, and holders are Arm; i'd
ding, 2lG2lHc. Net receipts, 30s2 les; F;
ex ports cosstwiCe, 1859 balee; sal 200
bales; stock on hand and on shipF d not
cleared, 7S.677 bales.
GALVESTON,
GALvEsToN, January 22.--Sotton mar
ket quiet but Erm; good ordinary, l9He
Net receipts, 1857 bales; exports 20 Crest
Britain, 1854 bales; exports coastwise, 257
bales; sales, 500 bales; stock on hand and
on shipboard not cleared, 48l3 bales.
MOBILE.
MOBILE, January 22.- Cotton market
quiet and weak; middling, 20Hc. Net re-
ceipts, 4076 bales; exports to Queenstown,
1000 bales; exports to Bremen, go bales; ;
sales, 500 balee; stock on hand and on
shipboard not cleared, Ct. .5es bales.
BOSTON.
BosFoN, January 22.-Cotton market
quiet; middling, 225<c. Net receipts, 400
Gales: gross receipts, 45l0 bafes; salts, 400
bales; stock on hand. $500 bales.
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Oppo.i.iop to a Liquor Lev.

ST.. LOUIS, January 22.-The tenn
persnce bill now before the legisla-
ture, which closely resembles those
passed in Ohio and Illinois-making
saloon-keepers and owners of proper
ty rented to liquor sellers liable for
any damage done by persons to whom
liquor is solids meeting determined
opposition in various parts of the
State. Meetings have been held, and
lengthy petitions gotten up for pre-
sentstiOn to the legislature, strongly
protesting against It's passage.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

- am compelled BY 3 sense OF duty, vol.
unfairly, and without the knowledge of Dr.
@. 4. Miner, 10 announce TO the public that
was laboIing under confirmed structure
of forty (I0l years standing, and have been
treated by many eminent physicians OF
Canada and this country, without the
shadow OF relief. After giving up nearly an
hopes of relief I accidentally became 90.
Quaintsd With, and applied to Dr. @. Z. hi.
ner, Who.s ONCE Is st I56 Main street, for
trestmsnt. After undergoing his operations
and other remedies. I am much gratified to
feel and know that l am as wei and sound
as ever was. I only make this staten ent
for the benent of others suffering with this
fe arful mRlady. -. BA2HABY,
ts2S Ie5 Main street Memphis Tenn.
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Recognition of Cuba.

NEW YORK, January 22.-It is said
that the Cuban leaders who have been
in this country seeking to induce our
government to recognize the Cuban
republic as s. belligerent power, are
beginning to despair OF success. They
will bring to bear in congress now the
recent landing Of twenty FIVE thousand
coolies, and also the landing of several
carg0es of slaves, on the island, as ar
guments against Spanish rule.
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Treaty Of Washington.

NEW YORK, January PA Lon
don letter says that Englishmen are
very much dissatisfied with the state
ment of the American case SUBJ
mitted to the Geneva arbitrators. 1t
is stated that the English public, and
probably the government, are startled
by the extent of the demand made.
Fhe Brltishers will warmly contest
every point conteuded for by Amer
hams
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-23

CINCINNATI, January Pat Ur-
bana, Ohio, Friday night, Simon
ObeI1in, an old and respected citizen,
was attacked by man named Jacob
Miller, who robbed him of thirty dol
lars and a valuable watch, and so ter
ribly beat him that he cannot recover.
Both parties belong 10 the same
church. Miller was arrested.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-23

OMAHA, January 22.-The following
has just been received from Lincoln (:
"Mr. Hilton was elected president of
the senate. The Office of governor
was declared vacant, and resolution
for the election of a governor by the
Joint convention on Wednesday
passed the senate. Send down COM
pany of militia"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-23

NEW YORK, January 22.-TWeed's
constituents request him to either go
to the senate or resign. 1t is stated
that Tweed only wants to buy two
more of the legislature to secure him
from expulsion, and that he is W, iting
to obtain them.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-23

HENRY WILSON is said to be the
only strong candidate for the vice
presidential nomination against Col
fax. He viii be supported by the
labor organization Of New England,
bat is Utterly opposed by Butler.
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Not a safe nzan, Amer AIL

ST. LOUIS, January q George T..
Cochnower, st. Louis agent of DiebOld
d Kienzie, safe manufacturers OF Gin
cinnati, was yesterday arrested,
charged with embezzling $1,000 belong
to the firm.
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probably be Acquitted.

ANNAPOLIS, January 22.-It is gen
orally expected here that Mrs. WhaT-
ton will be acquitted, and that the
indictment against her for poisoning
Mrs. Van Ness will be noge prosecuted.
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ESTABLISHED 1910.

NEXT THURSDAY the Cincinnati
Southern Railway bill will be ap-
proved or rejected by the Kentucky
ennafp-
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FEMALE SCHOOL.

ENHE undersigned respectfully state to the
4 parents of the city and surrounding
county, thst they viii, on the First Non.
day In r. bruary RexG, at the place known
as the Mosby Mansion, on Alabama street,
and boarding pupils In which VIII be taught
all branches desired, including the Ian
guages. The location Is eligible and beSutt.
ful with ample room and grounds. they re-
spectfully solicit the patronage and support
OF parents. Young ladies OF all agea, end OF
any degree Of advancement. ecsived, and
the most careful attention In all matters
and departments guaranteed.
Mss. JENNY q. F0UTE
tsN Mis- MARY v. NE WSOM,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-23
FUNERAL NOTICE.

HARaIs-Tbe funeral OF Nrs JAKE O.
HARRIs, wife OF Rev. Benonf Harris, VIII
take place. from the Central Methodist
Church, this gTuEsDAYI morning, at IL
s'cloek. Services ~ Esv. ". n. Patterson.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-23

NEW YORK, January 22.-WiIliam
Marx was sentenced to twenty years
imprisonment for committing rape
upon little girl.
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COPARTHERsAIP NOTICE.

AsENuY 81. LOUIS MUTUAL LIFE IEsU-l
RANCE COMPANY,
Memphis, December /, 1871.
sg- Colonel WILL b. NIcBoLs late OF Gre
NADIA, Miss.,) was this day admitted as 3
member Of the firm of ]. G. LoEsDALE 4
90. J. @. LoNsDAT6 4, sR.
iaql Up MELIs1RD.
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POLITICAL POINTS.
rhe Labsr.neform Party.

WARRINGTON, January 22.-The
national labor party expect that there
will be about twenty-five hundred
delegates to the Columbus convention.
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nROF. A 8. VIGUs VIII reopen his school
Z for both sexes. on MONDAY, January
18th, on Wellington street, between Linden
and Vance. Application may be made st
Wade & Co.'S Bookstore, or at the school.
rooms. street car tickets Will be furnished
to pupils residing north of Court street.
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CRIMINAL RECORD.
Ifanrv RanIL nnhharv.

TRENTON IN. j. January q "A
bank in this city has been robbed Of
about ten thousand dollars.
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DfstiIIesy surneei.

NEv YoRK, January 22.-King's
dietillery, &C Williamsburg, New
Tork. zras damaged to the amount Of
al, 900 By IRE yesterday. Insured.
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NOTICE.

To the Stockholders OF the Memphis and
Raleigh Railroad Company:
DY order OF the Board of Directors, the
u second call tori Is per cent is hereby made
on the capital stock subscribed, payable on
or before the lst February next, 70 A. ],
White, Treasurer, NO. "a Front street
iaIT E. ". BkOOKS. President.
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AUCTION SALES.
by "a FAI1S% S CO
AuctlOnssrs & Commission ksFc'kts
lIz FRONT ST.. ABOvE ADAna

VIII sell THIS MORNING. as 10 o'eI'k
Without reserve or limit:
100 cases OF Mems Calf. Kin war and
Split Boots;
100 cases Of Mems and Boys ahoes-ass
sorted styles
80 cases WOman's and Misses Shoes, as.
sorted.
Also, 50 sets OF FurE-good quality and
styles; 900 gross assorted Toilet Soaps: 100
dozen Army Socks; 100 gross fresh Biackina:
also, Clothing, Dry Goods. Hats, Caps, No
uons, Cutlery, Glassware, etc.
Country merchants, and the trade gen.
orally, win ind IL TO their interest to attend
our sales. Private sales at auction prices. ct
all times. d
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Paducah & Memphis R. 4. Co.

MEMPHIS, TENN, January ., ls7a.
NTOTICE Is hereby given that 8 meeting OF
~ the Stockholders OF the Paducah and
Memphis Railroad Comrany is called to mest
At the Peabody Hotel, in thu city Of Memphis,
January, st II o'olock m, for 6ne purpose
Of eiecting nine Directors for the said Com
pany, to serve for the ensuing year and until
their GcceAaors are elected and qualified.
RX. MORTON,
q. ". NORTON. Directors under ar
". +. NOHT0N, tiele8 OF coneoiida-
JNras OVERTONs JLs ton between tne
L. X TRIMBLE. Faduesh and Gulf
D. II. HEHEIN6, Eatlrozd Company
e. II. HILL. and the MiasEipr1
s. r. 1.ATTA. River Ratlxoad %.
a. -. WEST, tau
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OFFICE LIFE AssOClA1lOH OF AnERIeA.
81. LOUIS, January 8, 1871.

An election for Directors OF the LIFE Az
ISOLATION OF AMERICA will be held st
the once of the Association, in the city OF
81. Lou 8, Missouri, on the S0th day Of 5anu.
RTy, 1S72. Polls open from II O'Clock a.ms 10
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"Old Probs." at Washington prog
nosticates the weather as follows; The
barometer will probably fall very gen.
orally east Of Michigan and the lower
Mississippi and increasing south
westerly winds will prevail on the
Atlantic and Gulf States. The lowest
barometer will move nearly south
east over Lake Erie, and Tuesday
over central New York. Clouds and
snow will prevail on Tuesday from
New jersey to Maine and northwest
ward, threatening weather and pos
sibIy rain. From Lake Erie to Della
ware and Virginia an increase of
eioudiness with q rising temperature.
In the southern and Gull States q
northwest wind, with clearing
weather northwest of Ken
lucky. Dangerous winds not antici-
pstsd for this evening for the Allan
lie and Gull coasts.
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BosToN, January a. Gotten market
quiet; middling, 22Zc. Net receipts, 400
Gales: gross receipts, 45l0 baies; sales, 400
bales; stock on hand. $500 bales.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-23
Memphis and Charleston r. a,
CHANGE or TINE.

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