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THE CASE OF LoTTIE STANTON.

Bernstein Bailed, Rearrested and Re.
leased Again-Wsrrant Issued for
JOnes-Witnesscs Sent to the House OF
Detontion-Mciical Consultation.
The case OF Lottie Stanton, living at 1s West
Thirteenth street. of which so much has been said
for several days past Is occupying great deal Of
public attention, insomuch as she is notorious
woman, and as Joseph Dempsey, her alleged assail-
ant Is man who claims to have great political IN
fuence.
MEDICAL CONSULTATION
AS the life Of Lottie was considered to be In i'm
minent danger, Surgeon Wood and Drs Wynkoop
and Steele held consultation the matter, and
entertain serious fears that she is suffering from
concussion Of the brain, and there s great danger
of an abscess forming on the brain, In which event
death is likely to ensue The medical gentlemen
are to hold another consultation Saturday II the
physical condition OF Miss Stanton should not be
improved.
Dempsey. who, by order of Coroner Young, has
Of the Fifteenth precinct, has not vet been oiciay
identified BY Lottie as the man who assaulted and
beat and kicked her In such brutal manner, thatit
was considered unsafe by the physicians to con-
front him with his victim In her present critical
state.
who. at least, was In Dempsey's company on that
night, was yesterday released on $4,000 bail by the
committing magistrate, Immediately after which
Captain Byrnes, on the warrant OF Coroner Young,
who has assumed supreme jurisdiction In the case,
arrested MN again. Bernstein, VINO Is very
stysh-l00king young man doing business In Broad
way, near Twenty-seyenth street. was taken to the
CorOner's ONCE and Captain Byrnes will be respon-
sbie for hts appearance when called for or until
fresh bali Is given for him.
John Jones, the fugitive member of the pugnatious
trio, is a member or the frm OF Barrett Jones,
plumbers, Of Third avenue, near Thirty
street. He Is represented as having plenty of
money, free and easy in his nclinations and being
in every sense what, In sporting parance, Is gen.
orally termed q .rounder.n Coroner Young issued
warrant for his arrest, and Captain Byrnes
and his officers are In search OF him with every
respect OF ultimately securing him.
SENT TO THE HOUSE OF DETENTION.
As disposition has been evinced to tamper with
the principal witnesses In the case Coroner Young
yesterday sent Lotte Morton, Maggie Hudson-twO
OF the inmates OF the hOuse-and o colorcd servant
to the House or Detention Captain Byrnes has
assumed entire charge OF Lottie Stant0ns premises,
and stationed officers there to keep out intruders
and those overcurlOus persons who are desirOus pf
taking an inside view OF the house.
Miss stanton is thought to have been slightly
Better yesterday afternoon, but her condition is
not materially improved.
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broke up again ON the backstretch and fell far be-
hind Grace Bertram also LETT her feet, but man
pole IN l:l5 Dauntless was now closing up the
daylight, and Nettie also trotting fast. AS the
tram and Lady ROSS were yoked, Dauntless shutting
up the daylight every stride AS they passed the
three-quarter pole Dauntess had his head In 'front.'
OF Grace BertraIn, who was neck In advance or
Lady Ross, the latter being half length In ADVANCE
OF Nettie, who was dozen lengths clear or Hen
ssetcs h, S race soox place up sae wss
ended by Dauntess and Nettie making dead heat
three lengths in advance OF Grace Bertram, the
nsgler twelve lengths behind. Time OF the heat
WOrd was given. Flagier second, Dauntless third
Nettie fourth and Grace Bertram nth. Dauntless
Droke up, but soon caught again. and took the lead
Lady Ross to the quarter pole in thrty-eight sec
0nds. 0. Ben Fiagler third, Nettie fourth, Grace
ssrtra% si' tn M NTH Ben Fager then broke up and
nal-mile pole IN :l4h, Nettte second, ono length
a. anesd OF Lady Ross the latter being four lengths
ahead OF Ben Flagler. Dauntless opened the gap to
tnree lengths on the lower stretch, Nettte second
smS he sasao q Lady Ross who was
length and hall ahead OF Ben Fiagier. The lat
ter tr0tted fast after that but was too far behind
selves. They trotted 50 closely that many Of the
spectators were under the belief that they would
ever, by neck and shoulders Ben Fagier was
third, Grace Bertram fourth Lady Ross nth.
Time, 2:27x. 80 -
Third Heds-Lady Ross was nrst away Dauntless
second Nettle third Ben Flagler fourth Grace Ber-
tram NTH. Nettie broke up while going around
the upper turn. Lady Ross was half length In
n0nt at the quarter pole Dauntless second, five
lengths ahead OF Ben Flagler the latter being four
lengths IN front OF Nette, who was one length in
advance or Grace Bertram. Time to that point
tMrtysev seconds. Lady Ross was closely
pressed Dy Dauntless along the backstretch; but
she had her nose In front at the haf-me pOle In
1:l4; Dauntless second, ten lengths ahead OF Ben
Flagler, who was neck In front Of Nettie, the lat
ter being four lengths In advance of Grace Bertram
Going down the lower stretch Lady Ross broke up,
and Dauntless, Ben Flagler and Nette all passed
her before she reached the three-quarter p0le At
that point Dauntless led four lengths,
Nettie second, one length in advance OF
Ben Fagler, who was half q length
ahead OF Lady Ross, Grace Bertram fifth. AS the
horses came into the hOmestretch Dauntless was
leading, but instead Of taking the pole, Dan Mace
took the middle OF the track, which allowed room
on the inside for Flager Bowen took advantage Of
tins opening and coming with Q rush, landed Ben
Flager winner Of the heat by neck, Nettie Sec
Ond by head, DauntlesS third six lengths ahead of
Lady Ross, who was ten lengths In advance OF
Grace Bertram. Time of the heat 2:28H. The trot
was then postponed until to-day at twelve O'Clock.
The following Is q
PROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUNDS, Oct. 16.-Purse
81 200 for horses that have never beaten 1928 $500
to the first, $500 to the second ana 5000 to third
horse; mile heats; best three In five, in harness.
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lowing is the summary
THE GOLDSMITH MA1D-ooc1DENT CONTEST.

Action OF tho Judges Regarding James
EoM-He Is Fined S1OO and Will Prob
ably BE Ruled or the Course.
SACRAMENTO, Oct. 16, 1872
At the close Of the race to-day James Eof, the
driver OF Occident, was fined 500 for driving into
Goldsmith Maid. All the turf men denounce his
action and regret that he should have resorted to
'jockeying' in fair race. Experienced drivers
say that Occident was driven the best he could go
and that no better time could have been made by
him to-day. Eon will probably be ruled OF the
course In the future.
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A sCULL RACE ON THE PENoBsO0T.

BANGOR, Me-, Oct. n, 1872.
In the two-mIie scul race on the Pcnobscot to-
day, between w. .. Nickerson and Dennis Tracey,
che iormer vas the winner, Tune, lou. ~ !.
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The Aierts Against the Rose Hills.
ORANGE, N. j., Oct. II, 1872.
The first game OF a series between the Alerts, OF
Seton Hail. and the Rose Hills, OF Fordham re-
suited in favor OF the Aerts by score OF 25 20 l6
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TROTTINa AT LEXINGTON.
LEXINGTON, KY, Oct. II, 1872.

Second Day or the Horse Fair-Two Well
Contested Evenss-Ella Clay and Alta
the Winners.
LEXINGTON, KY, Oct. II, 1872.
This was the second day Of the trotting fair.
The first race was for q premium OF $3.50 for
three-year-olds and under, $10O to the5winner and
$50 to the second; mile heats, In harness. The fol-
lowing IA the summary:
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BALTIMORE, Nd, Oct II, 1872.
The eighth game Of the championship series be-
tween the Mutuals, of New York. and Baltim0res,
OF this city, to-day was brought to close, on the
eighth inning, by darkness. The score stood to
Z. The game will be replayed tomorrow.
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Commodore, the winner OF the two mile race yes
terday, is matched at two mile heats agains
Charley Green, the race to come or at Fleetwood
Park some day next week.
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The Mutuals and BaltimOres.

ttuiS earncd--BOStOn, 5; Athletic, T.
Umpirc-Mr. John Grum, EckiOrd Club.
Time OF came-Two hours
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Quarter. Halc Mfle. Ttco Miles,
First Heat.... 37k LIT 2:3lh 500
Second Heat. 38x 1:18X 2:30 SOAK

First He1t.-Lady Ross had the best OF the send
on, Grace Bertram second, Nettie third Dauntless
fourth, Ben Flagler 1fth. Nettie and BEN Flagler
then broke up the latter falling far behind. At the
seconds, Grace Bertram led one length, Lady Ross
second three lengths In advance OF Dauntless, who
ere length iladvARoe q Zen Elfleg. Tle lattsl
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PROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUNDS, Oct 16.-Purse
81 200 for horses that have never beaten 500
to the first $500 to the second ana 5000 to third
horse; mile heats; best three In fve in harness.
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ted States p~orts-Receipts, l22,047 bales
exports to Great Britain, 1855 bales
exports to conEnent, q, 003 bales; stock,
500, 4S0 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, December 13, IL go
a.m.-Cotton in good demand; mid
ding, 194c. No sales.
ppm. Cotton in good demand
middling, 1890. Sales to-day, 1000 bales;
last evening, 1900 ales; receipts, 8 bales.
LIVERPOOL, December Is, 1:3O
a.m.-Cotton firm; uplands, 1Od610B;
Orleans, I04d. Sales, for the week,
$4,000 bales; for export, 5000 bales;
TO speculation. 5000 bales. Total
stock - $4,000 bales; American,
$4,000 bales; total stock afoat,
2IS,000 bales; American, $4,000 bales.
Receipts for the week, 5000 bales;
American, $1,000 tales. Actual exports,
1000 bales.
2:30 p.m.-Cotton firm; uplands, 10
@lO5d; Orleans, 10sd. Sales, $4,000 bales;
export and speculation, 1000 bales.
$50 p.m.-Cotton firm uplands, 10sd;
Orleans, 10sd.
ST. LOUIS, December 13.-Cotton
firm; middling, 1St91S3ci
CINCINNATI, December 13.-Cot-
ton firm; middling, 1s}c.
LOUISVILLE, December 1S.-Cotton
steady; low middling, lSc.
NASHVILLE, December I3.-Cotton
in good demand at full prices; low
middling, I72e.
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue OF a trust deed executed 10 me by
ID WI. Waldran on the sth day Of April,
1883, recorded in the Registers ONCE OF Shelby
county, n book No Il. pages ~ e seq. and
in accordance with its provisions, at the re-
quest Of the beneficiary, 1 viii, on
Saturday, 2Sth Day Of December. 1872,
in front Of the Waldran Block, and upon the
premises, between the hoursof 10 O'Clock am.
and ? O'Clock pm, sell at public auction, 70
the highest bidder, Ter cash, the following
described tracts, parcels or lots Of land, with
the improvements thereon, lying, being n
situated in the city Of Memphis, county Of
shelby and state OF Tennessee, and bounded
as follows, to-wit: Beginning on the east side
OF Main street, one hundred and dfty Q5J
feet north Of Linden street. running thence
eastwardly, parallel with Linden street, one
hundred and seyenty-nve no feet to the
west side OF Mulberry street; thence north
wardly with Mulberry street seventy-efght
n One-half CSC feet 70 a stake; thence
w~estwardly, parallel with Linden street, one
hundred and seventy-dve no feet to the east
side Of Main street; thence s~Outhwardly with
the east side OF Main street seventy-eight and
One-half CS59 feet 10 the beginning; the same
being the lot upon which the Waldran Block
is situated, including all the Improvements
and appurtenances tnereuntO belonging.
The equity Of redemption is expressly
waived in the trust deed: all taxes Of any duel
or other encUmbrances viii be paid out OF the
proceeds Of the sale. The title is believed TO
be perfect, but 1 sell and convey only as
trustee. W. MESSICk. Trustee.
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From What We can hea OF n recep-
ton Of the committee appointed by the
Chamber OF Commerce upon the subject
ofa Cotton Exchange Department Of
The Chamber, there is no probability OF
tae establishment Of that institution
,ais season. The principal difficulty IN
The way appears 70 be shOrtness OF mon
~. which interfeTes with starting the
enterprise al a time when money Is SO
tight. We have known the time when
any additional expense for cotton stats
dc-, regulating grades, and watching
generally over the cotton interests OF the
city was unnecessary, on account Of the
prosperous condition Of b business
leading dealers in the article replying TO
ANY application having q cotton assOci-
ran in view, "cOttOn is doing very well
a-Itis.7 In short Memphis is IN the
philosophical condition Of the man who,
when the rain was pouring into his sit
Jiug-r0Om, when asked why he did not
repair his roof, replied that it was too
wet 10 20 out and do the job; when, On
q fine, dry day, the same question was
-.lrt. the answer was that the weather
W. SO bright the roof was very well IS
was. Who would have believed that
tlis cd farce could, to-day, be sOlemnly
acted over again in Memphis2 When
all is serene, cotton is very well as il IS.
When money is scarce, there is none 10
snare in the Interest Of the cotton trade.
The cotton crop is this year larger than
last. vet the Memphis receipts are sou
haIea Iessi The receipts are 5000 less
yer tie stock is 5000 more! We led
New Orleans in price at the early part
,FIssf season: this season New Orleans
49, ug Under these circumstances
THAI money should be short IS a matter
n course, but that any effort TO improve
the state Of things should iail on the
ground that money Is snort Sine
reader can tell ~, tdt, himself.
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SATURDAY., December 2I, 1872
Chancery Sale of Real Estate.

No. E7B, n. R.-First Chancery Courto Of shelby
cCunty, Tennessee-Sam1 7. Williams 81 al
Vs. John q. Finnie ct al. No. Z7, y. R-Da-
Wis COckrtu vs.. Samuel 7. Williams et al.
DI virtue OF interlOcutOTy DEGREES OF sale
ID entered in the above consolidated cluSas
October II, lS2, and November y, Is72, I viii.
sell at public auction, to The highest bidder
IN mont OF the Clerk and Masters office,
GreenIaw O~perahoUse, second street, Mem
phis, Tennessee, on
Saturday, December II, 1872,
within legal hours, the following described
rOperty tO-wit: a certain tract Of land con-
tanning 81 3-l00 acres, situated in section ,,
range >, OF the 18th surveyors district. 10th
civil district, Of shelby county, tennessee.
beginning at the northeast corner OF the 4u
acre ktmbro track in the Memphis and Ger
mantOWn plankrOad, and running thence
south with the east fine Of the Embro tract
= chains and s. links; thence west 10 chains
and So links, also, according 20 the description
given in the order, to a stake about fU links
west Of an old fence which appears to have
been regarded as the line fence; thence north
and about parallel to the fence 50 chains
and s. links 10 the center Of said road thence
south ~ degrees east along the center Of the
road % chains and y inks to the beginning
which has been sub-divided into two lots %
S.6I acres each, as per survey filed herein, and
to be sold accordingly, viz Beginning at q
stake in the east line 9l65S links from the
northeast and I56S% links from the southeast
corner OF the G.4 acre tract, and running
thence west ID chains and 80 links to q stake
about $50 links west OF the said old fence amt
1905 links north of the southwest corner amt
100 links south Of the northwest cOrne Of the
tract; the line thus ascertained dlviding the
tract into north and south halves, to be sold
separately.
Terms OF sale-On a credit Of seven o.
months: purchaser to execute note with an
proved security; lien retained to secure same.
Equity Of redemption barred. lis Novem-
E. A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
Smith q jefferson and flanagan & Frsyser
a~ttOFneys. uoI2
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m.aRKET.

The arrival Of several toats contain
ING large amounts Of feed anu prOduee
cave I chance for exhausted spocks -
Ia rapienishCd: most Of the SfTlyais
were Tor dealers. Corn sold al 5l6so%c'
oats held their price pretty strongly
selling at 44c, but further arrivals arr
looked for. which may change the COM
nleetion Of things. Hay is no longer IN
! famine position, and choice can
at S36G2T. Bran retains its advantage,
the arrival happening TO be small, ana
lots commanded S24. The demanu IOi
bran and oats is good, for other articles
OF food moderate. COTnH1eGt Is sui heid
ATS 25; only 40 bbls were received.
Eggs sold at 3Sc, small boxes from the
country brought 40c. RtatOes are
weaker. Onions are still csrce and
bring 50 IS. Bulk meat is unchanged,
with small stock. Nails qnote &c, but
some irregularity is reported. Begging
is strong Fl our quotations; manufacture
ers are Ginning al advance. Oranges
advance as the holidays approach; the
best now command SO a barrel.
Our elevator is crowded with produce.
r use, mule and OK are tOiling to bring
- stores and warehouses. 4 cOnsid-
s5a o effect on prices is looked for, and
,a,roh, sses were postponed where possible
mi, .ipation Of lower rates. A boal
y %nw n ,aking weekly trips 70 Madrid
pa bTn,ging corn from the heavy
- the-e. She came in to-day witt
5soo saeks. aud a Cairo boat brought
20 sa.Is What the effect OF more
eli irips will be ON prices may Ok
- Ted bT comparing the following quo
yu1 I'm from the Cairo Bulletin, OF We'd
naISsv. with the prices that the lat
Hcsrcis4 and the low stocks inflicted
s,Rran in active demand At szYsz5
Eyo1r the 5eslaBd i~ncreasinsi no Al
vance In nriee; 2ooa super. S. 90. WHY
wbsst "a b. y. S6; TX, 81 AAA
a. %. xxx. IS 80. Hay, choice
scsree; active demand for all that a.
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Jean In2sIoF, Alfred TennysOHs ROber
browning, are some of h distinguished
authors lately represented in the page
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COTTON.

The closing quotation at New York
was l9sc: Liverpool was firm at l08d;
New Orleans 19sc. The demand in our
market was good, but the active opera
tons Of the previous day had left tn
tables with a less choice selection upon
them than buyers desired. The better
class of cottOns were in strong demand,
uut some buyers gave up the search
early, as only triding lots here and there
could be got. For cOttOns below mid
ding. prices were the same as the sales
Of Yesterday, but the askings were high
er, and the tone Of the market stronger.
The receipts to-day were 3,400 bales,
aud 5000 bales shipped; the stock Is
1900 bales, so that tomorrow there
viii probably be as good a show Of cot
tom on the tables as the small proportion
Of upper qualities viii admit of. The
sales amounted to 1000 bales; there were
some variations in the quotations, but
the quotation Of "my middling," we
are pleased to observe, is a less fashion
able pursuit than at the termination Of
last season and the commencement of
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Monday. January Is, 1873.

within legal hours, the following described
real estate, to-wit: A lot Of land in Shelby
county, Tennessee, and in the city Of Mem
phis, bounded as follows: B~eginning at the
southwest corner Of a lot conveyed by James
LenOw to John r. Hobbs; thence west with
east side Of Market street near Carroll ave
nue) fifty feet; thence s~Outhwardly two hun
bred and hfty-twO feet; thence eastwardly
fifty feet to the NV corner of said Hobbs lot;
thence along the line OF said Hobbs lot to the
beginning, il being the lot conveyed by Henry
ID. Green and Minnie ]. Green to W. B. Wash
ingtOn by deed dated February /, 1850.
Also, other let in the town Of SOmer-
Vile, Fayette county, tennessee, known as
lot No. -, block A on the plat Of said town,
being the same lot on which the Odd Fellows
Hall is built, together with the INST story OF
said Odd Fellows building, the balance Of
said building belonging to the odd Fellows.
Terms of Sale-One-third cash and the bal
snee in one and two years, with interest from
date OF sale; purchaser executing notes with
two or more approved securities; 81 hen viii
be retained to secure the payment of the same.
JAMES REILLY. Clerk.
Vance, Anderson, Meriwether & Scales, SOS.
for anpnn1afnamfe doll
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Chaneery Sale of Real Estate
On
SATURDAY, DECEMBER II, 1872.

Nc. SSS2-In the Second Chancery Court OIL
Shelby county, Tennessee II. j. MhOOu,
guardian, etc, VS. Annie AbercrOmbie.
DY virtue Of q decree OF sale made in this
ID cause, I viii sell at publie auction, 10 the
highest bidder, in front Of the Clerk and Mas
ter's Office, Greenlaw O~peTahOuse, Second
street, in the city Of Memphis, Tennessee, on
Saturday, Beeember p, 1872,
within legal hours, the following described
property: Beginning at the southwest corner
or the lands decided TO Z. e. AbercrOmbie b.
G.. :. Abercrombie, on the Memphis AMI
Raleigh plankrOad; hence north with the
west neOf said u TO the south line OF lot
No. y; thence west with said south line TO w.
p. Hardin's east line; thence south with said
east line to the southeast corner Il said Har-
dinis tract; thence west with Hardins south
line to the east line Of the lands claimed br
K. Weldon; thence south with said east line
to the center Of Cypress creek; thence south
wardly with the meanderings Of said creek 10
the center Of the Memphis and Raleigh plank
road; thence eastwIruly with said plaukrOad
to the beginning, containing fOrty-three (Hl
acres, more or less; said tract lying ABOUT four
and q half miles east of the city Of Memphis,
Tennessee.
fERMs OF SALE-Oae-fOurth cash. and the
balance on a credit of six and fourteen months
rom day Of sale, purchaser to execute bond
and security for the deferred payments, and a
lien to be retained for the payment OF the
same. This November ., lS7H.
N. ID. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
n W Frazer Sol fOl commit. nor
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The Duke Of Argyll,
Matthew Arnold, Max
Muller, Chat
rian, Miss
{. Kingsley. ArthuF
HELPS, George MacDOn.
laid Charles Reade e,
Karl BIiud, Miss NuiOek,
Sir Robert hytfOn. Fritz
Reuter-, Prof. Huxley.
Prime Minister Gla d.
stone, Julia KavanRgh,
James Anthony FrOude,
J Frances Power CObbe,
Alfred TennyEOH, Robert
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Attaehment NOtice.

K. r. Durant vs.. B. B. Fraine-BefOr James
Hall, ]. T. for shelby county. Tennessee.
IN the above named suit ffidavit having
L been made for attachment, under section
3A5 of the Code OF Tennessee, that The defend
ant Is q nonresident OF the state OF Tennes-
see, and is justly indebted TO the plaintiff in
the sum Of two Inc and twenty-five dol
lars (S225l due by account, and that the claim
is just, and an attachment having been issued
by me and returned by the proper officer,
levied, ETC.;
1t Is therefore ordered, That the defendant
appear before me, at my office, $50 Second
street, Memphis, Tennessee, on the nth day Of
December, 1872, at 10 O'Clock am, and defend
this suit, or the same will be proceeded with
txparte; and that a copy Of his notice be pub
lished once a week. for four consecutive
weeks, in the Memphis Daily Appeal.
uoqQ TATEG HATT d