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NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, February l0.-Sterllng
exchange, Il9I; sight, H4k discount.
Gold, III.
LONDON.
LONDON, February lO.-Ths stock market
at the close showed the annexed prices:
Consols, money...-2- u g.. sos iS65---glH
Consols, aceouut--82E u. s.. 5-2s 1867 Sly
u, s. SOS ls62....--slZ US. A040s.-----Ss
FRANKFORT.
FRANKFORT. February l0.-American So
acknowledgements OF 1852, 95H.
PARIS.
PARIS, February I0.-Rsntes, 66E SIC.
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Evers Famllv should Haye q RettIs.

We ask every one 70 read the following Ger.
tincStes from many Of the most emlnent
physicians In the country:
ST. LOUIS, July, II0.-JAMES Il. JACKSON
q aentlemen-As you havs
Gated &c the medical profession the recipe Of
the Home Bitters." It cannot, therefore, be
considered ss a secret or patent medicine, no
patent having been taken for II. We nave
examined the formula for making the "Home
Bitters," and INTERESTINGLY say the eombin-
alton is OF rare excellence, all the artl-
cles uaed in its competition are the best OF
tie class TO which they belong, being highly
Tonic, Btimulant, Stomachic, CarminatiVe
and slightly Laxative. h mode OF prepare
Ing them Is strictly In accordance with the
rules OF pharmacy. Having used them, seen
its effect In our private practice, We take
pleasure in recommending them to all per-
sons DESTROYS OF taking Bitters, a. being the
Oesb Tonic and stimElant nov Uttered 70 the
public
ALFRED HEAoooK, M. y. z. 9EkdeKE, D. l.
DRAKE MCDOWELL, ND. q. A. WARN, NJ. ID.
80 WHITFIELD. ND. Z. A. CLARK, MD
y. 4. v %I e a Y. aUnE ssGS Par a
u. 3. MAINE HOSPITAL. 81. LOUIS, Mo-
Oct. 8, E70-JAS. A. JACKSON \ CO.; I ave
examined the formula for making tn" Home
stomach Bitters," and used them IN the Hos
pital for the last four months. 1 consider
Them the most valuable tonic snd stim1lant
ST. LOWS, jury ., IS7O.-JAs. a. JACKSON
8 CO.: HavirR examined the formula nom
which your celebrated "StomHlh Btttersn are
DEEDAEb1r anu AANLuk WAhuC1stu tAG McbAA0A
81 combining the dnerent Ingredients, we
can safely recommend them a. Che best tonic
with which we are acquainted. From the
Great care with which they arH compounded,
and from the choice m9teEiahi which enter
into them, we have no doubt that they viii
prove, IS they 6eseryet 70 be, tbs most populsr
ionic and Etimufant in use.
Respectfully, yours.
XksTIE Nj D. 9. GoNsTooK, ND
Se oheerfUlly concur with every word con-
tanned Ia the above testimonial.
1EO. GenzEIS AE, M. ID. JOHN IA RTMA. MD
CHAs. NAsTTER, N. D. JGHN TEMPLE ID.
g. {. WALKER MD, 10 FRANKLTEtM MD
KENNEDY co, Agents Home Btttels";
6enp-Agteeable 70 your request, L have ex-
Rnlnsd ths formula Of the "laome stomach
Eitters,l and nnd the remedies It contains
soeh IS are Ia general use by the Medical
pleasantly combined, and a. sttmulattnE
tOntcs VIM be fOpnd especially adapted as
corroboranta 10 the treatment Of low or de-
bilftated stages Of the system, whether aris-
Gus diseased
Or. j. I. VxrTIKse. l.. A. JANIS, n. D.
Z. g WAYrE, Chemist. Q. 4. HukPB3E, Nd
W.T.TALLAFEREo,A.D 3. p. EoNEER,
!. I 4. 9gSTSS, y: Il r.. D. e. 9. " aI sHslas. 4. n Is.
W RWooDWARD, MI. G.AIpueHERTYt ND
UHIoAeo, Sept. 80, lS7Q-i. L. SMITH, Esq.:
We hav Examined the formula for the Gel
ebrateo stomach Bitters," and ind it 70 be
composed of articles thai are considered the
best tonies used by the Medical PTofesaiOnI
and one Of the best bitters 'ge know of now
LIS use, Very respectfully,
T : : R4Es: \ Y q Z. Aestoasi 90
NoRHAE q RAKNaI n. D.
FsF saIs b. al DFuasIsts aue sraoess
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Chanesry Sals Of Real Estats

No. 8lC8s-In the Second Cbancery Corrt Of
Shelby county, Tennessee-Andrew Rem
k1rb VS. Jacob s. Galloway st al.
= y virtue OF Sn order OF sale made In this
AZ cause 1 Will sell At public auction, to the
highest bidder, in front OF the ONCE OF the
Second Chsncery Court OF Shelby county, In
the city Of Memphis, Tennessee, on
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LOOK TO YOUR CHILDREN.
TIE sREAT SOOTHING REMEnY

No. Cures Collie md Gripping pIo,
wh!5s.ab5, in the Bowels, and facid-
$500 tates tbs process of Teeth q
ing.
~. Bubdues Commissions and n-e.
wh5a-o.I OYercomes all diseases IN a
- cident TO infants and chill O@1E,
drsn. -
Cures DisErheR, Dysen- Eza.
Mrs. terry and sumner Conn., ~
Shs4o00oF plant in children OF AL Ossss.
syrup ages.
1t is the Great Inf2nt and Childrsn's
Soothing Remedy for all disorders brought
on by Testhing or any other cause.
Prepared by ths GRAETOa MEDICINE
CO., st. Louis, No.
Sold by druggists snd dealers tnmsdicius
sve~v-aa-s ssg1dhE
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such ~e5syPhfu1E, 9onorrhea, GIse1. strictazs
SIG A. Hrlnary Bs5asss5 5yphfuLie or Me-
9ceA4Ls hernia or rupEaFs; also gha sFzrf
o. sOLtary nabitt rutuouB to the bnrv ~
ma prooucing otO1ches on the face dalITI-
lo4leaton o. idsas, svu forsboding. aFers1Ca
- soelstyy loss OF memory. weakness. stz
ing frequently IN TaFagus 49, Rhs1w-
- sna pans cured hy = nr-
EsrtLeELa1 paid % the DIAZAA
" WSAhA such a. Excessive. Euuu-erz-
2E PainrM AenBtruatiaz, LuchCrrnTz 81
9l4sss L@11ns OF the womb, and Al trsT-
H1Ly 81 DAfTsnneAz, s2d octen-tfmE cor
sumption.
me DOCTOR can " consulted personally UH
% latJsr upon al diseases mot rsauirfDT ~
attention Outsids OF his Once. Omes 1-rr-
rom > am. 70 O'CLOCK pm.
uOe6 "a IA
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Ths msdleaI DOuhIs Chamber,

UNHIS VESSEL, recently invented, j. high
u " recommended and Endorsed oy isada
ing phyBioians, oontAfatRE gWO aDare
neRts, enabling the physician 70 examlns
the contents separately BY which he gHtn5a
knoylsdgs OF diseases un-attainsbl8 oy 2e
use OF the single or common chamoars wiz
the dischRrRes in amtxed stata.
All ADMET THAI
"a The mistake OF . physician OF ones alseass
r,av - ~ danuaro1a Is the disease lseL
IT'S LIFE VALUE In the aloA foSn4
q Vluabla. Win IL Tou &ss1ss
~ eonVsnisnt shape lor eommSn use win
ultimately LAA
LLOYD, CLaARKE q Co
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ChancsFy Sale Of Real Estate

In Chancery at Jackson, Tennessse-H. X.
Hilderbrand VS.. Emily Goodwin, ~exeeurrix,
etc.
DY virtue Of an interIoentoTy decree en-
ID tered In this cause, at October Term OF
said court, L57l, 1 viii Onar Tor sale, 70 the
highest bidder, at north door OF the court
house in Jackson. Tennessee. On
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TRUSl EE'S SALE o. VALUA3-E
PROPERTY.

HINDER and by virtue Of la5 aa-allg
~ vested IN me b. 8 certain mus Dasl
executed - AE wall. data JzEs AL o.
record In the Registers OmCs Or -EeLsy
county Tennessee, In 8oOE no 81. page -
% which reference in hers han, WlIeL Ilu s
D6su vas maze Tor tins purpose o. seaur-IE
certain Q6El8 therein neuEuHar. 4 EL IA
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9th Day of March, 1872,

sell to the highest bidder, for cash, the iol-
lowing described property, to-wit: Los
numbers one Two, four and seven, In HSy s
subdivision OF the walker tract, In Shelby
county, Tennessee, near Memphis, .Tennes-
sec, on Walker street, corner Of SAID street
and PARK avenue, together with thetmproVe-
occupied by said NJ. Y. and y. B. orne. The
title 20 ssid properly believed 70 be perfect,
bat l sell and onvey only IS trustee.
Eahruarv 2 I85Q fe3 sat
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Stocks and BondE-The stock market
Opsned strong, bat prices soon began to
decline, and closed dull and heavy At u
10 / per cent lower than the opening
4 n~iczs OuOLatigna-
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Dl'triq 4. 2 Wet Ss gs,HaeHSee' 81.
At Memphis, Tennessee, 18th day of January,
1871
TSHE undersigned hereby gives notice OF
his appointment as assignee OF Martin
Berlin, OF Memphis, shelby count State
Of Tennessee, within said District, who has
been adiedicated a bankrupt upon his own
petition by the District Court of said Disfrfcf
ial9 q WOOLORIDGE AssEcpes
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SECRETARY Anu fIEAECiAL MATTERS
n.ArEsr EErORT BY rELEsRIFH.I
NEW YORK.

49,
NEW YORK, February 10
Gold-DuI st IlOK@lIO5s Loans were
from 2 to 81 per cent for carrying. Clear
Ings. S72, 600, 100. Exports for b week,
$50 90
Monsy-Mouey continues easy At 6 per
cent.
Sterling EKchGnge-BankeTs' bills,lO91s.
Southern state Securities - Southern
Stgte bonds this afternoon were active In
new South Cs~rOlinas, January and july
issue, with large sales 81 S4Z9S5n, The
statement made BY the governor Of South
Carolins In regard to b stated amount OF
the public debt WAS probably the occasion
Of this riso. The balance OF the list was
dull in the absence OF h afternoon call,
and closed st annexed quotations:
Tennessees, old. So MissouT1A--- ~
VIrginias, old. - n. Carolinas, new "
Virginias, new t. Gold --.....-----llO2
United State8 Securitiss-The govern
msnt bond market closed firm with fair
demand from home investors, Germsn
bankers have almost ceased to press bonds
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THE DOMESTIC PRODUCE HARKETS.
--LATEST REPORT By T-ELEGRAPH.l
OHICAGO.

CHICAGO, February 1O.-FlOur quiet and
unchanged. There wss more inquiry for
lower extras and supsr6nes for the
southern market, but the lack OF trans
portstion is a hindrsnce to any shipping
movement. Wheat quiet; No. 2 spring,
81 2l% Corn opened duh and closed sc
tive; No. 2, mixed, 40kc; ear corn, 40c on
track. Oats dull 2 . shade lower; No.
2, S2kc. Rye quiet and weak; No. 1
and 2, 70K@7lc. Barley-spring No. 2,
5sL@60c. Mess pork quiet, but s shade
firmer, at Sl2 4O9I2 45. Lard quiet snd
unchanged, st s. SO9s S2K Green, bulk
and boxed meats firm, out unchanged.
Hogs moderately setive for upper grades,
at substantially previous prices; lower
grades sell slowly, a. q shade lower;
prices, 81 1894 IS Tor mixed common to
extra light; a 1904 % for medium good.
Dressed in good shipping and packing
demand and bulk OF sales were made st
yesterdays prices, with al occasional sale
at SC lower. Reef cattle moderately &C
tive and q shade frmor, at 81 S595 so for
mixed common to prime steers. But
cher's cattle s. 2594 for mixed to rather
good lots. Whisky, S7Hc.
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LOUISYILLE.

LOUISVILLE, February I0.-Ssles OF to-
baccO continue light, End prices sre stiff
with small receipts. Bagging is firm and
held al I5QI6o for round lots OF hemp and
fax. Flour firm, with "a active demand
for assorted grades; extra family, IS 20.
Wheat in fair demand; amber, 81 81
Shelled corn 60c, Oats activs; prime, SIC.
Rye quiet and firm at $50. Provisions in
active demand st full prices. Mess pork,
SIS 504lS IS; bulk shoulders, SIC; clear
rib-sldes, exc; clear sides, 20. Bacon
shoulders, 618C' clear rib-sides, TIC; clear
sides, Sc. Sassr-eursd hams, 12kc; plain
hams ll@llHo. Lard, e9lOc. whisky
quiet at SIC.
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Lauaardals gOualy Lanas For sale.

ny TIE undersigned, agent for owners of
ID lot No. 3, OF the Fort PILLOW trset, con-
tanning ~ acres, soont -four miles nom Full
ton laneln8 ON hne main road, back from
p. Gaines 100 acre tract. IA west and north
Of the O. ". Stone 100 acre tract. About nf-
teen 70 twenty-five acres improved, with
cabins, etc, and IN an ezcsIlent netRhbof-
hood VIII sell cheap and on GOOD terms As
TO IA ]. W. WESTCOTT.
ie-& 40 Second Street. MemphiA
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~ Fns Cherokee Pill Eos 2 arc sold
81 al ynlcrprisiag DrlcS SITS IN the civilized
word. some I2pr!lciD eddoslcTa, however,
t. TO sell worthless Compounds il piace Of
the; those Elaah they can purchase at a
cheap price, ard meGe moro muErr. Al vou
valu5 your health. dOnOt be dccciy diyalch
u~npri1lylcd D..ggsts, CSL J1rEtsgS5, p51s,
ara tG6s DJ Oilers. HtL2 Drrggi & VII net
buy them GJr yo1, enclose the rssaey in a
letter and va viii =eudthfm to YOU by rail,
free @ post1gs, securely sealed Lon oGser-
ValiOa-
Ladies CT Gentlemen can sclrras CT in
eerfect confidence, statiag i1Ly 2lJ Tl-Ay
then dleeases sud fy1uP.0als. faticEtsLccd
nothesitate because OF taeir inalily 10 visit
us- a. wehlys t-aatsd pa..clls 2sglT in
81 portions Cf tao civilized globe, by CORES
pondence.
FCtien1s cd1ressi1g ~ viii please state
planty on the esg,oms, End write Post
Office, County, State and name OF writer,
and enclose postage stamp Tor reply.
E- We dasirotO send our thirty-tvO page
pamphlet entitled SMa9 ana EG1al cE
lryaE to every reader Of tais paper.
SEED address, with Stamp TO pay return
SC5tzg1 and address Es fellows:
q. Uorls s;--gAL AssoclA aoA,
IL EORTH EIxzH sTREEz,
So ar WF-asr---
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N SUPREAE cguaT Al IAgksas

No. T-Sscond ChaaesrY Court OF SHELBY
Couuty-H. 3 WuI1ford e. al ". u. =
Martin et A.
ytrE1s OF deeres pronounced Jaas ELn-
- H1s Dy thS supreme Court 81 JacElla.
m EnA cause viii sell % t1s highest lE
der. In nonE Of the Second Cuzncary 1Ou--
room on second street., IN Ens cEF Or Hs.-
uhfq
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The COMMITTEES Of the stock exchange
yesterday voted to take steps to secure a
repeal Of the laB Imposing q tax Of one
tW6atY-fourth Of one pea cent on capital
employed by brokers In their business.
The Weekly Bank Statement The
bank statement is u~nfaYOrsbls:
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NEW WORK

Sales to-dsy-eKpoTt, 20 bales; TO spin
Ders. Us bales; TO s~pecuistors, " bales;
In transit, 800 bales; futures, 10000 b2les'
! sales last evening-tO spinnsrs, "a bales;
| speculation, As bales; In transit, 2l6 bales;
futures, 1850 bales.
DAmY REPORT FoR OEE A AT L
UNITED sTATEs PORTS.
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The Memphis Appeal,
As
4 POLITICAL, NEWS,
AID COMMERCIAL JOURNAL,
Is not surpassed by any OF It's cOnEenlpors
rtss. IL II the
PAPER FoR The PEOPLE

For the Professional Man, for the Merchant
tor the Farmer, for the Mechanic.
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On Esasay, the i9th DAY sf February. 1917

the real estate mentioned AMI described ur
the ~plssc4nsB a. f1AUWas 81 EaEzc "a "a
city o. Memphis. Shelby an Tennessee
On tn east side OF aaln sGrssE, and La5Lr
mated on sne map Of said ely o. Mam1E-z e
lots NOS and :, In block SO. a., DsI1z pzz.
o. original county lot 80 50. s~ub-dIFiuz-
and p2rttdoaed among the heb OF Ios-Gl
Z. GADO6s deceased, pY decree Of ths CCa.
mon law court OF the city OF Mem pas. an
said piaa or partition and ulF-a
sion 81 lots nos. Tauas, each fronting ~ p I'D
r9eG On Aa1n sheet, III n oacE east
WaFdly ltSh fssE 70 an ausy. sand Iots z14. {
and 8 constitute tha northern portion Of Ice
DOCK OF DG1idlDgs AnOWu a "a P-uv-1z
HECK, bOgsEhsr with ali Inc -ruvam
and appurtsnAuces thereto u~alocEngs
said hOts VIII De sold separately.
Terms OF ssls-SL, tEalVs aud siZuEEsu
~ and - G1nLhz credit. purc1ssers EFLza
notes VIII apProSs1 security, saC aUsz r.
tanned upOn me proPsry ioE ayaazE Of
purenaE3 money. quit o. rrIscZeEC
oaErSd sale EIEn11 legal hCUTA
December Is, ISL
JOHN n FhEE=AS, tLsrE
EsLE SaaCEgUu EEleClEDUz. Gn-ErEf--Ha
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LAGRANGE MALE ACADEMY.
LaGRAMGE, TERN.,

ANAGAs AhNG-s
A. W. LANIER, PRINCIPAL.
WILL OPEN ITS NEXT SESSION
THURSDAY, RER8UARX lisa, ISzS,
TEEMS, PER SESSION OF 5 MONTHS,
Payable in advanced:
Primary Department. SIS; Academic, SO Il
S95. Inciden tai fee, per month. 20 oenGs-
Board can be had AZ rRtes-
SPEED a STRANGE, Memphis, Tenn.
r. LANE q Co, Memphis, Tenn,
TREAD v u BIOS, Msmphfs. Tam
Ds. ID. W. BYAUM, MiBB. Ssfppi.
bR. W. d. 9OAn5TOH, Mlssissippi.
j. n. EARHAA, AississipDI.
W.. W. WINFIELD,
]. PARHAM, Arkansas, iaN
Dd@@0lx2 s4on.
TtHE copartneknip Of Cleaaheed 4 90.
J. having sometime since bssn Dissolved.
al persons Indebted to said nrm viii pay
only samuel Creaghead, who VIII also pay al
claims against the above nrm.
SAMUEL CREAaHEAD.
kebsaBz2 1sA< AsnPhh1 Team.
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gNO@TNN,
For tas Removal Of Distractions and i5c
G55uEasssofEsgElaEi latheRs-
OF Esz.aiy Per.3ts.

~ l. Taese Prs are al uzfa1'ng
HEaN Female ReJl3ator, taaeaded for
NSA peesl cGses; hose o5siaa,s ones
~ lsasrs mEdT and cheaper uedE
% ciaes fdL
~ Thcye-s composed ofthe most
4 actigo anil powerful principles OF
EN plants, roots AID berries, SO
highly concentrated that each
Pill contains more medicinal
strocgth than a whole box or
Fsz1S=( bcttIa of ordinary dollar mcdi-
s.ns 10 tho market. ALaouga po,ueJd, get
% md oses pleasant IN a,sir operation, Gdt
re Bs0s fs5ls can take aenn toih perfect
sIts5s
A. They MY bo saf-ly used It any sge,
aud 4 any period, ExcEPr DURING TIE rIRs-
rzsFr MONTHS, during which the unfailing
u.tase o, their action wolld infailibly PRE-
Eir pregnancy.
70 All letters seeking information OF
sdi-o vii S5Pruapay freely and disareotly
srs~srcd
~ E1s1 Dor c~ontcfns about 100 plzs Gnd
4. ~1rurres erI3e Paper printed ia deep red
lstys, tc,af ade-pltcadire cions enclosed
~ Sent ~ mail, free Of postage, on
receipt 0. price. So, per box.
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q on z A MONTH-Expenses PaId-Male
DOfsO OF Female A~gents-Horss and out
az furnished 70 sell our Universal Cement
Combination Tunnel, Button Hola Cutter
and other articles Circulars freS.
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A RIVER NEWS COLUMN,
Complete In all the details this MAKE 1t OF
unusual value TO river and commercial men,
TO ADVERTISERS.

As an Advertising Medium for Rankers,
Merchants and Traders, the MEMPHIS AP-
PEAL, in any OF its editions, is not surpassed
by any other paper in b Southwest. Our
circulation is large, and Gun in nearly
every town and city in the South n West.
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ST. LOUIS, February IO-Flour In good
demand at full prices, all higher grades
tending upward; superine, s 6095 IS;
extra, S6G6 %; Xxx, IS 1905 so; xxx,
" 1907 S5. Wheat strOuE and s. listle
better; No. 2 spring, 81 S39l 33H; No.
3 fall, 81 20. Corn nrmsT; high mixed
on track, Ale; unmixsd in elevator, 42c.
Oats hrmer; No. l, 44Hc. Barley firm at
Joe for choice spring, Rye steady, ESQ
SOC. Whisky dull, SO. Pork nOminslly
lS3. Dry salt meats, more doing; loose
shoulders, 4%84Zc; clssr rib, SIC. Bs.
con pominally unchanged. Lard ssles-
ole at SZc; bsld at 999Hc. Hogs quiet
at f484 40. Cattle firm st 50 50G6 N.
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EDITORIALS
aARKET REPORTS.

Giving a comprehensive Review OF Trade in
Memphis, and a PRICES CURRENT OF every
article of Merchandise In Market, Domestic
or Foreign, with a variety OF CoHAKRUIAL
MATTER, OF Interest and value to every bust
ness man II family, and
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"a. .. Q. JohNsons.
MEDICAL oIsPEAsAHY
$40 HAH sTEKKE CUP Stairs,
SssFssn washington and Adams sire
MEMPHIS, TEgE-


Low Permanently established for t-strlz p
meat Of patients, both male 80 suaIs
VINO aEs sfdtcted with anv 0r- ~
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CINCINNATI

CINCTNNATI, February 10 Flour in faii
demand st rail prices; family, 81 20G
7 IS. Wheat scarce and firm at 81 SAG
l 81. Corn steady and in moderate de-
mand at Acc. Oats are steady with 8
moderate demand at 4O245c. Rye fair de-
msnd and prices advanced a. 9269S. Gro.
eeiies and oils steady. Eggs dull at 1Sc,
Pork quiet and weak sG flS 25. Lard
quiet and weak at S%89Hc, Bulk meats
dull, but holders not willing TO make con-
cessiOns: 5@6H@5Zc. Bacon quiet and
weak; shoulders, csc; clear rib, 7Ac;
clear sides, 7Zo. Hogs in fair demand ST
"a 4095. Whisky steady at SIC.
NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, February l0.-Flour-
suparfne, s. S7X; double extra, 81 so;
treble extra, SS@S I2H. Corn lower held
at 50 Tor mixed. Oats dull a. $50. Bran,
81 rs. Hay quiet; prime, f3lWS2; choice,
SS4. Pork is firm at SIS rs Bacon quiet
at Z, 9@1Oc. -Sugar-oUred hams ere dull
at 12GI2Le. Lard firm; fierce, 9h9lOHC;
keg, lOh9lOXc. Sugar, quiet; inferior,
6@7kc; common, 7k@Sc; fair to fully fair.
6%@9Hc; prime TO strictly prime, $40
100. MOlgsses il good demand and sup
ply light; interior, S0GS5e; common, $50
4Oc; centrifugal, S5@48s; fair, 45G46c;
prime to strictly prime, 4S955c. Coffee
quiet a. 2092lKe. Whisky, 95@Sl.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-12

As Useful, Reliable and Interesting IS any
most reliable publication in Memphis, com-
peting for public favor, giving the earliest
and best information required by merchants
n others, In It's columns are found able
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-12

zstes sJaokso8 sofsitos-- )
Tri-weekly phoenix. [volume] ([Columbia, S.C.]) 1865-1875, 1872-05-02

private sale. Let them take just such
steps to advise capitalists OF the sale and
of the resources of the city as they
would do if privately negotiating for the
same, and equally goods results must
follow. The public sale prevents the
bonds being secretly disposed Of, and,
in q measure, oompels some showing
hereafter to be made of the proceeds.
II public officials are dishonest, it is
impossible to devise any scheme by
which money will be safe that passes
through their hands; but there is less
opportunity for under-handed trnnsac-
tions in a public sale of the bonds, than
If they were allowed to be manipulated
by few men, secretly, and at such times
as they might see proper. The legal
guardians Of the city have every neces-
sary powor to protect hor interests in the
sale of these bonds. The only question
is. "Quis custodiel ipsos custodes?"
Tri-weekly phoenix. [volume] ([Columbia, S.C.]) 1865-1875, 1872-05-02

OF rather singular occurrence that oc-
Cured at Dittermersville, on Friday last.
A negro, who had been sick short time,
died on Friday morning. His body was
prepared for the grave and placed in q
shroud. At night the friends of the de-
ceased were assembled around the corpse
chanting mournful tunes, when, to til cir
horror, the supposed dead man raised up
suddenl. and informed them, in sepul-
chral tone, that he was not dead. As
additional proof OF this assertion, he
conversed with them. Rejoicing at the
wonderful recovery Of their friend, the
negroes dispersed to tell the news. On
Saturday morning, however. the man
died o second time, and was buried in the
afternoon n.-Sdpannah Ne,os.
Tri-weekly phoenix. [volume] ([Columbia, S.C.]) 1865-1875, 1872-05-02
AN UNAsKzp RErRAor1oN. The Wash


AN UNAsKRD RErRAoTIoN The Wash
ington Chronicle, under this heading,
publishes the following article:
In an article on the affairs of South
Carolina. which appeared in the Chromi-
Gle, OF Saturday last. it was said that we
knew Senator r. J. Robertson to have
used large sum Of money, naming the
sum, TO secure his reelection. The
statement was written and published
without the consent or knowledge of the
principal editor of this paper. and in his
absence.
We do not know any suoh thing, On
the contrary, after an acquaintance and
friendship of four years, the editor OF
this journal does not know u single dis.
honest or dishonorable act done by Se-
nator Robertson; and he takes occasion
further to say that lie believes him to be
q man OF excellent judgment. large saga.
city. great capacity for business. unusual
firmness Of character, and sound Repub.
licanism. ''.'