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hoy. Thomas Carter thus writes
from Buenos Ayres
Everything is said to be done here
on horseback, The shepherd watche,
his sheep Oh horseback, and when
his sheep are quiet, there he sleeps.
|to and children visit their
no'gI5ors on horseback. Living
miles part, there !, 30 other mode.
1t is q common thing tomtet a beg
gar on horseback, smoking his paper
cigar. lie lifts Your knocker with.
out dismounting, and @aits, still
mounted, to receive that charity
which is twice blessed. You 90 OF
send to the door, and he waits upon
his 8toed until he receives what YOU
wish to give. You must never ex-
pect him to dismount. A friend of
mino offered one OF these beggars on
horseback some food.
"No qa1ero, Seaor."
"What do you want, them"
"Flqlo para SegaiNas, por el amor
de Ia Firgen."
The independent rogue had bread
enough and to spare. He wanted,
Tor the love OF the Virgin, some
money to buy his cigars. But, af-
ter all, a beggar on horseback in
South America is not so ridiculous
as it seems, The gaucho has never
been accustomed to walk any dis
lance, and al cid horse is worth SO
little, and SO easily finds q scanty
living, winter and summer, by graz
ing in the outskirts Of the town, that
the possession of one is not consider
ed any diminution Of a claim to pow
erty.
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SEFULINF0RNATION

How no MAKE Prnnrva Or,,
Split a few crackers, .ay the snrfaca
over With raisns. and n1,ce f +,
halves together again; tie them close
Iy IN Il cloth, and boil fifteen minutes
in milk and water. With q rich
aaucc1t is elegant.
To EXTRACT INK FROM Corroy
SUE AyD Woolgx Goops -Satnrat22
tbo oroto With 90, ;,,L, ~ .'''', .''0
and let it remain several hours,
tLen rob hetw en- t c hands. Twill
crumblc away without iuiuring either
the c,Ior OF the texture of lie
Gle.
Brown HRr,n wol.. ,,a
corn meal and .co1I II v -, w. ~,
tabIcspoonfals Of ,]no1asss. 10 ,' '2'''
cool, add five CUPS Of Graham dnnr
and a tea cup Of yeast Nix ana
raise Light; bake one hoar. # fine
crust is baked too hard, wan "a
wet towel; when cold it will be moist
and a'er. Tempor4luro for bok me-
should be 212 degrees 10 300 1cor as
Fly DESTROYER -Root -, M ,.,1r.
of an caa Win a t,hIasnaaaG Wv 'o'n
of molasses and f"olv ,Lrn,iaI L I'oL'
Depner Set oho,It IN .7aI1aa, , J'Ho"
: ylrv two or three 4 voc inv i, r ni"aI.
and fine flies viii La ,,n;dln +, 4r,h'
ed i' '''lo9-
N.
amy ~, C1NI, WITHOUT lE>.T'-One
, rp O s,,ua, o,'o GUY So'r illiN' TWO
~, t yy l @r6"'' ."u' eSBa' u Io''po 1,lt'I
to- fine sonrnngo of tna 1 m,;T, o,1o
wanted. and A. ny ono,ah h. ,Yrl ~,
like iumbIcs. cnf thcm IN aYn aLa'
desired. and fry in h,ilina la|n1 l'
cn.nu. ~,
,,, r Wv, w. I,2 ilID MEATS II irl"a
fonI ~ san' ~ ",o.' %" S'' "L,'c'e o.
rrn AL, ',','.,' '9' no' @tl!.ef
'In," NJ IN "? ,"' ~ ooe't[ pace
"nf nj .n = ,,,'i L,,, w. SI"ll l0Fn IL
sE;llo, ,'o5 ".', . Spo9ol"i III !io
ond f5;o .To,' i p}';i. u, %.lef or MUS
tla en ''',,n an1 ""I'o 'o,i'nS WIN " ut
flom l,2 h,,a "'n,' WYE" WEI, 42o l.ll ffeG
a,It az iH'"p@ "l'D tno @""i'loh Of
, poi' ,4 ,Il'1 m"no, wholesome ana
in a,il'; =, 2l",y, ul"'y Sn2"'1 he
-, ,,''' at, ~ T E',G S',ll' way lor M lfled
,r ,o ,',, 'il'" olo"'S 4""SIIN nov
Wv, D',,' LT n,'T I,,,4 100 20, m',,' j1' 10 be
'al'n'y HG;I', iol' meats hro'te.j
oro w, ,,, @', 1aoph ~ ''' III ''- oven
''o'' '50S''ole'
iio| no MAKE Moss BAsNGrs. Get
the moss from some old woodland; the
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mcight of puhIic Favor.

1t has been justly remarked that the
popular Judgment, deliberately made
up, is correct and reliable. "Burnctt's
Standard Preparations, for the toilet
and the cuisine, are articles in point,
They count their friends by thousands,
and their sterling merits eutitle them to
the cuyiable reputation they have at
tanned in all sections OF this country.
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was a fror lived Inns spriug,

"There was a frog lived in a spriug,
Hecaughtsu a cold that he couldn not sing
Poor, unfortunate Batrachim! in
what a sad plight he must have been,
Aud yet his misfortune was one that of
ten befalls singers. Many a once tune
full voice among those who belong to the
genus homo' is utterly spoiled by
cold in the head, or on the lungs, or
both combined. For the above mem
toned "croakern we are not aware that
any remedy was ever devised but we
rejoice to know that all human singers
may keep their heads clear and their
Threats in tune by Il timely use of DIR.
Sage's Catarrh Remedy and DR.. Piorcc's
Golden Medical Discovery, both Of
which are sold by Druggists. $40
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G~LEANINGS AND GOSSIP.
Mr.. Colfax was 40 on Saturday.

Mr.. Colfax was 40 on Saturday.
Cincinnati is subscribing to a
100000 hotel.
TIE Philadelphia carpet-weavers
have struck for higher wages.
Bierstadt is painting a mammoth
mountain scene for Gov. Stamford
of California Tor $4,000.
A colored man received 80 lashes
across his back at Alexandria, Va,
for stealing a pair of shoes.
Rev. Peter Cartwright, the well
known Methodist minister and pio-
neer, has recovered, after all, and
may live to preach a long time yet.
A dispatch from st. Petersburg
says the Emperor, also Gortschakofi,
received Catacazy very coIdly, and
that the later is going into journal
ism.
The cotton mills in the Southern
States now have 10000 spindles in
operation, and are paying from 10 to
20 per cent. dividends on capitals
ranging from 100000 to $1,250, 900.
The South Improvement company,
which has made such a stir among
the OIL men, next proposes to get a
monopoly OF carrying live stock from
l .
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~ULTU

SOWIyG EApry-A cryiry nooI ol
tbo dag is earlv g,a,;r,+ anJ n1nnt, -
There are f.iI1raq snmrfmds ~ =,
least uartiol faihnoa Wa how, Lao,.I
tbem rorortaJ Inf VIZ In '.n4 T rna, VI
thot WE Layo ornr sann wv ~, J,"iI y
= 8 We boyo eoln lana '1,.''!e'
bodIy Dl,rn wel onI Y nnd ,I,,& u, . y,
bod r. 81 r. fn]IIoaira L,,4 ''' .ha '.i''
sulte we cyntctcd ~ TO- Gao 9'o wv ~ 10.
vet fo SEQ lima nnt ~ oa,I, ' "n Dt M'
,rronnd ,,as DIV 1nf "n0'' cue :
vel -droincI on1 tba r ,y'''% fan "H ~
consequence Of bs;,u nnt ont annln
DO farmers know 1h,t tha ,';ty,
Grains are in orrcrol ta,.II P'li,I
Stand n Good L.o1 81 oaLi ",,5 WIZ
weo4hor2n NOT ry"ta,, r'ir "'o "'s
4 lroirot soil win naa, "n 3.N''
fastoxIN f,lIs rnod, ,'n, -. .' r, %''''i 1t,
What tbcng Tbaro 10 , ~ ,,,' ,,''''
and mir il admitta1 ,y,I' .r "'1 I,'
.rliam 60 cn"ltant'u =" ""11 I'o "t'.U -
thot mo- nrogroyy nf, H.. yD.l "D,' N'v
snI nncn L5a1m , .'T a,'a ~ "l"'';
daol. nrotfrfc oe II &c H.. ~ ~"
Trust vonr land # ,lj H., 'G,',
either nostnrolIy ~. ot"uD W
nec;ouy iftbarG ;o ot'j1, "t1'' oa-
tihty. and ihoeoil il dry ou ,",ao Lex,
at the lime Of snw;na T" :, Iit,ii Low
a werminm crsct f. la, o'''''s? ''9s '
our e~rncrienco ond tbo ,,'",o ,'',a 70 >
those around rs - Wv 'DP'' '''0 q
Tarlv ara;n 10 n,ot,
\ cIeoH Stem opd nL "a,T = n.'a'
Late sowing ol|nooI o. 'n "ViiS'
more or Lose If ,,,sf " on ~ It'@
horry Som ot;n1o a'' 'i Ia !" 'l6"'ef
viii Viola tbn mos+ s4 ~ l"'st ?o%ln8
TO be- tho coyo noro o'l .h,n = 1,i' uaeu
Tho drong6ta L.yo in 49, ,' now
tbc straw grows less. ,E ear"Go'' ''o
heat in'snm 9r a 81 IN 1,ta ,n' ao,i 10
mo- seems ~ T;ol1 tL ao' o"ii' 'o"-
both str W and grsin ana Lal%
proved ''''' 7'''''' "'''' 00'" I'l-
And th;s roro,a
able T n nla; ''V ";Il v. - rD''Sloer-
viii fesd ho4tor nn1 "a "vl9i ino'o'
in morl,at r. ,ol'il"ii' more
tho berlv is IN t5o dnr,o o17 V m";o, " a.iI
further imrroye III 'I ~ 5,r % tha : INV, WILL
which is vet somowLa{ ar rmo S'i1M1
bayc tho oIol;tv ond n.ar+S S'oVH' wi!l
boy beside oo, J,'n 81, oLuil
be dome whom tb,oo is H. Io",IrS IlIi
work to do. moLing lo s,'' ~ 40 10 ,.Li
the nsnol sow;n@ ~ 40, ""o w. uo %nen
noint Of Ett1o mno Uto"is, int
will not bo tbot crowd wb"n L,S
The frst so,n;nm D oar "'a'eSC
,nt ofthe wov we'll INV 10 '+ t,n w ~
pext arrives which ~ Wv % sb ImI T Wv
m]modiotel9 mon ;ts Ill., In0u1u ~
With the dryast ana = , noas;hLl DeSln
nest lond Sow # no fra 5''oio' '!4
rots drv ononab rnn,naa% .in1o ~
yays that oye5y rain tbot Ill W.,
BELTS il harder and tbo '', rain ioi, !,
nut II on quite late The first mel
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-05-18

slj000 in 5000 Cash Prizes viii positively
he drawn in open public May S0.h. In aid OF
Mercy Hospital. Endorsed by the Governor
and state authorities. Tickets s. each. or
two tor -. Last cA50er. Address pATrEE X
GARDNER, Omulu, Nebraska.
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31i Premium 10 he Distributed in
Conformity to g.aw,

The Board of Directors, IN commencing this
sChruo TO the public, promise that ii Shall be- ear.
ried out in good faith. The high rhurlrtor and
Standing of the manager selected Will he "a sum
c,lntli guarantee that perfect fairness VIII control
the distribution.
Its hoped and expected that this schclun will
proved financial success, as every dollar win he
appropriated IN buildings and improving the
E~IuUnIS, To aucIl u igErecas 10 render them u source
OF Triir % every citizen Of Memphis, shelby coun-
IN. Luml LLn .LEEnuuLLnm nluuLrA-
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-05-18

Some BistanCe.-The number of Charter
Oak Stoves made and sold last year by the
Excelsior Manufacturing Company, if placed
in a Iiae close together, wOuldStretch out tor
Il distance OF sixteen miles.
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Very large fans are fashionable
this year, and areof qolidmother-ol-
pearl or of satin, trimmed with gold
lace or fringe. HIQlf
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STATE or TENN ESSEE-TT1SclS7,ld .1r,
Fl dts. SPnrsnnaaSSto % HagW C % rs. o. II. I CS"yaG
WIS cause, j viii SO yci i G on r e., order Of sold cont n
Co., co u ~ i diG warehouse Of Andersen q ~ MAY
ne e3 eH' tRa gSl @@G Market So, C6aitano agS'0 TpS ~
ilns Of a iarsSo1 Ii5 ot ~ 9lr5 Jn 4 n his cause si con tSu
Stautio5n,roppy,l Presses and quite an a @t.p1s' etc,
,ewspapdSr,, a aIG a. w lRgroaal + ample rora ii 'i4.1G 81
IN Of The presses is a n@w ,s y ,ngalbPrsd job, Office.
part thew n, avr Tia can buy the whole. 1 nv ppge :,
Chattanooga M 81 a.. CALDWELL. q
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10000 Numbers OnIy!
Bel Cash Premiums!

ro ne pnjd Immediately after tine Distribution
takes place.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-05-18

Jui Fcrtiicnt" Shares. .... ..n..s5 go
EIH'sC1...."..."s1 90, quarters. %
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MANAGERS:
THOMAS -. Huns, J>urs rnr,u.r
TUnIN@ WOlFH, n n yv,rNnN'
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SIND IAN IVIN
BAR ?
GUIDE!

TO y. Is. MONROE, Jr.,
GS Congress Street. Boston.
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BhBRSHRBA SPRINGS,
oRuNOi COUNTY, TENNESSEE,
SEASON or 1872.
CHARGES FOR R0ARD.

G IN I,ofel VII he open for the com,,o,ou A..
'"'''' liom JUNEl5 to OCTOBER Is n"'o'"''on
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COTTON MARKETS OF THE WORLD.

NEW YORK, October %. I02O a-m-The
cotton market is quiet. Ordinary lbNc; good
ordinary. l9c low middling, lBsc; middhng
SIC; Alabama, 3Hc; orleans, 2J5si Texas
a5sc. Futures easy; sales to-day, go bales,
sales last evening, 1901 bales; January, 1850
Bl5-l6c5 February, 1870 March 49, glsl5-l5c
Ras p.mLFhe cotton market IS quiet;
ordinary, l64c good ordinary, l9lsc low mid
ding, l95sc; middliug, DC; Alabama, ~ C
Orleans, 30lqc; Texas, 2s4c. sales to-day
ri bales, mainly for export futures GOV
bales: last evening, lJ bales: included I'm the
sales are SO bales 10 arrive. Futures steady
April, 2Jzc. May, 35sc October, L-lGe.
$40 p-m-Ihe cotton market is steady
ordinary &c; good ordinary rs low mid
Orleans, 9J1ac; Texas, 2lssc. sales to-day-loT
export, 752 bales; 10 spinnerS, 3Js bales; spec
ulatiOu, "a bales; futures, 1920 bales; sales
last eVening-fOr export, S2bales; 70 primers,
los bales; included in The sales are So bales
. arrive. Futures steady January Is l5-loc
Cotton report for four day at all United
States p~Orts-R8ceipts, 6l.NYS bales export %
Great Britain. 1898 bales. Continent, l.S2i
bales; stock, 2S2,lg6 bales-GalyestOn estlma-
ted.
NEW ORLEANS, October %. u.8O am
Cotton is in fair demand; middlug, l9l4c. No
sales.
2 p.m.-Cotton is in fair demand; middIing.
1910; sales to-day, 100 bales last evening.
800 bales; receipts, $50 bales.
LIVERPOOL, October %, 1880 a-m-Cot-
~ton-upiAnds, @4a37ad; Orleans, lUsalU ID.
sales To-day, 1000 bales. shipments from
Bombay since last report, lSJO bales.
800 p.m.-COJtOn market nrmeri uplands'
g5sd: Orleans, localized. sales to-day, b,JJl
bales. export and speculation, 500 bales.
5 p.m.-COttOn market hrmeri upiauds,
sd; Orleans, l05sglO}4d-
CINCINNATI October 29-Cottou is firm
middlIng, l91sc-
ST. LOUIS, October 29.-Cotton quiet; low
middlng, lS54c.
LOUISVILLE, October 29-Cotton IS very
Arm low middllng, ls54c.
NASHVILLE, October U.-Cotton isin fair
demand ard prices have advanced; low mid
ding fTaln
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MONETARY Observation-Disclosures


NEW YORK, October %. -MOSEY has
ranged from Z per cent. currency TO percent.
gold, and lis per cent. Interest per diem.
Ste-ting heavy al 81 Tor Iong and lOlsGlOa for
short sign cold quiet between li24GL5 a ]
day, closing al l2e4 a. Loans were l-14G3
per cent. for use, C~iear1ngs, S5-019pJ0. Treas
ury disbursements, sl93,o0a. There is no talk
about exports to-day. G~oDeTnNads were quiet
and steady throughout the day. Quotations.
United States Coupons 1851, u6ia; 5ZS Of
ls62, 49, 5-1s Of 1864. u57s; 5-21s Of 1866, u6s;
5-2E Of lS55, new, Has, 5-zls OF 1867, rs; 5-2ls
Of ls5s, uf5s; Currency Is, 1856; new 1s- III.
southern Securities duh and barely steady,
closing at the following quotations: Ms
sOurls, G55; Tennessees, old a; Iennesseesr
new, =; FIrginias, new, 81; Nlrglnias, old a
North CarOLnas. new, 80; North CarOnnas,
old %. The Stock market has been quleJer
to-day. The Pacific Mail speculation con-
tinues feverish, and induces caution on the
part Of money lenders and dealers IN other
stocks. The price advanced early in the day
from 924 to a6L, but speedily reacted 20 SO,
finally recovering % 5f1q. Lake shore and
Northwestern common were otherwise Inc
chleffeatures OF the market. The former was
active and recovered from the decline Of yes
terday. Northwestern advanced % L5a. The
rest Of the list advanced an average Of = per
cent in the early part OF the day, but al the
second call a reaction SET in and the advance
was lost. Thereafter the market was rather
hrmer, but lacking in animation and closed
steady. Erie advanced ~ per cent. during
the day. Il is credibly stated that Commodore
Vanderbilt has decided 70 raise money for q
new double track on the New York central
aa@@
the prospective mortgage Is said 70 be S5-OUl--
900. OF which some sl5,O01,OO0 are for the re-
demptiou Of existing bonds not secured by
mortgage. Closing stock quotations; Canton
1917; Western Union Telegraph Company,
-; Quicksilver, "a; Adams Express Com
pany, g3sE; Wells & Fargos Express
Company, s.; American Merchants Union
Express Company, 7gz; United states Express
Company, u; Pacific Mail, So; New York
Central, 95ls; Erie, SIS; Erie, preferred, 7lta,
Harlem L8; Harlem, preferred, L205 Mlchl-
gan Central, lI6; P~ittsburg, Fort Wayne and
Chicago, $50; Northwestern, So, rih-
western, preferred, s.; Rock Island .H;
New Jersey Central, I0lsz; st. Paul, ga, ST.
Paul, preferred, 49,; Wabash, Ul4; Wabash,
preferred, -; Fort Wayne, "a; Terre Haute,
Is; Terre Haute, preferred, 90 Chicago and
Alton, ll2Z Chicago and Alton, preferred,
IA: Ohio and Mississippi, as; Cleveland,
Columbus andCincinnati, 80: Burlington and
Quincy, l36; Union Pacific stock, 49, Central
Pacific bonds,l00h; Union Pacific bonds, $685.;
Delaware and Lackawana,5jtai Harlem and
Erie. 8.
NEW ORLEANS, October 29.-Sight ex-
change, 4 discount; sterling exchange, ~
G2Z-
LONDON, October @.-Consols, for money,
w.: on account, 81; q. S. 5As,ls55, 81; US.
5Als, 1856, sZ3s; .. ;. l0-4Osr 63Lai new 5s, So
Erie, 49,.
FRANKFORT, October 2s.-U. 5. Coupons,
sos, "a, s5As.
PARIS, October 8.-Rentes 53f. 25c.
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wednesday. November 20. 1872.


in front Of my Office, No. 35l Second street,
in the city OF Memphis, proceed to sell to the
highest bidder, for cash, the following de
scr1bed real estate, levied on as the property
OF defendant, william Cox, tO-wit;
A tract Of land in Shelby county, State of
Tennessee, being known and designated as the
north part of lot MOB, in Edward 5. TOdd's
plan of the Onc-hundred-acre tract OF land
sold by b. Winchester to John 5. ClaybroOk,
n by the said ClaybrOOk unto the President,
Directors and Company Of the Union Bank Of
Tennessee, and by said bank to William Cox,
containing by estimation four and twenty
eight hundreds e 26-l00l acres, more or less,
and bounded as follows, tO-wit: Beginning
where the south side Of Bass street intersects
the center of SOphy's Spring bayou, thence
north So east, seven "a chains twenty-five %
links to a stake situated at the-n northwest cor
'ner Of lot No. 10; thence with the line OF lot
No. 10 south Il east, six tl chains thirty-seyen
81 links to a stake; thence running between
the TWO springs south So west, one % chain
thiTty-siX l56l link to a stake; thence south
- west, four 80 chains fourteen 10 links TO
the center Of SOphy's Spring bayou; hence
down the center of the bayou 10 the begin
ming, TO satisfy said judgment, interest and
costs.
sale TO commence at eleven O'Clock am.
W. j.. p. DOYLE,
Sheriff Of Shelby county.
Wngfeoff & Gfon1 AftarraV-e fo~ nTafpfH
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Northeastern Notice.

No. 7Z-In the First Chancery Court OF
shelby county, Tennessee.-JOhn Harbert vs.
Mrs. Eliza v. Rooney et al.
IT appearing from afhdavitin this cause that
/ the defendants Mrs. Eliza v. Rooney, a
citizen Of Kentucky, Thomas Hill, z citizen
OF Massachusetts, Mrs. W n. Deshong a cfti-
zen of Georgia, w. W. Carnes, Admins
traitor of J. A. Carnes, deceased, Of Geor-
gia, and Augustin Murphy, Of Indiana,
and all are nOn-residents Of the state
Of Tennessee. That the heirs, distributes and
next Of kin Of Wm. Rooney, deceased, the
names and residences Of whom cannO be
ascertained upon diligent inquiry, and that
the names and residence Of the heirs, distrib-
utees and next Of kin Of W. II. DeshOng, de
ceased, II any there be,are unknown n can
not be ascertained upon diligent inquiry and
which said unknown defendants may be in
teresJed in certain property involved herein.
II is therefore ordered, Thai they make their
appearance herein, at the courthouse in the
city Of Memphis, Tenn, on or before the INST
Monday in December, 1877, u plead, answer
or demur to compliments bill, or the same
will be taken for confessed as to them and set
for hearing exparte; anal that copy OF this
order be Published Once A week, Cor four sue
0essive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
This October Is, 1872.
4 cOpy-attest:
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
Ri BLACK, ID. ca II.
McKissick & TURKEY, SOls. for complt. Ocl
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OPIUM AND MORPHINE
HsRTT mTRFD MMFDIkTFTy

By Dr. Beck's only known and sure remedy.
40 CHARGE for treatment until cured. Call
on OF address DR. J. {, BECK, II2 John street,
Cincinnati. Ohio. auI3 4
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The market today was very quiet-a dlsHo-
hlllou U hold Oh buying. where possible uuAl
the turn Of the month, was visible IN every
direction, There were no arrivals, ana al
though there was a good deal q activity IN
Milling orders coming principally from Nlsl-
tors 10 the Fair, there were few Of the kind Of
transactions that furnish Information 70 the
reporter. Corn was quiet but, for once, more
from lack ofsupply than demand. &c wasfree-
IS offered Tor good, either yelloW OF white- l14
sack, were taken az that puce last evening.
We bear u &c being asked this morning
Duf are Ia large supply and very weak We
heHr o. asklngs for Common as low a. DC. and
DO ls doubtful wheJher the best viii bring over
1'c; We report sales at and 8ac. Bag Is duh
rs usual, and unchanged. Bran is offered
freely as 81, and safes are made ar that rate.
T0I1ulc1i wac weaker, sales making as low Is
81 80 delivered Et0aT, without ~namgin QUO
fatious, is weaker this morning hggs are
aker, few selling for &c aud some for less.
t.ickens were not buoyani, 3g3 . covered
mosf OF the rates, although some reached s.
Ttn-Eevs are ia Increasing demand, and coops
sold yesterday az from $40 70 so, averaging sii
"a coon. HDDeG, Onions and FofCr0cs are As
49, reported. cabbage, flesh and good, "a
rather scarce, and Tor me as nlgh as % n
paid. Bacon and Lard are difficult oquote
an aecounf Of their peculiar position stocks
are verv low and on account Of killing hav-
fnp commenced in the West, the price Is low
also. but the difficulty Is 60 hnd me article
wasted. We give rates - near as they can %
not iu this unusual 0ndiuOn OF things LHId
r. especially wavering as 70 price, ana the
View Orleans papers report meager receipts
% new sugar. Receipts Of new crop molaasea
81. louis papers complain Of excessive dull
ness. Qhe TaaeS SAYS: Business on Change
for the past week has been ~ dull as Al Any
time this year, not even the sWeLteIlng Gays
81 last july and august excepted. THIS usi-
less condition Of our produce market AZ a
time when acflVtv should reign. can only De
ascribed 20 She want Of reasonable transport
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Non.Resident Notice.

No. &c, r. DIN the Probate Court OF Shelby
county, Tennessee.-Kate Hogan vs.. Come
uus Hogan et al.
IT appearing from amended bin filed in this
i cause, which is sworn TO, that Cornelius
Hogan is nonresident Of the state Of Ten
nessee and a resident OF the state Of Illinois
IL Is therefore ordered, That ne make his
appearances herein, at the courthouse Of said
Court, in the cityof Memphis. Tennessee,
on or before the first Monday in De
Cember, 1872, and plead, answer or de-
muir to compliments bill, or the same
VIII be taken for confessed as to him,
and set for hearing ex parte; and hat a copy
OF this order be published once a week oI
four successive weeks, in the Memphis APP
peal. This October u. 1877.
a copy-attest:
JAMES REILLY, Clerk.
By !. H.. CULLEN, Deputy Clerk.
]. r. Robertson. Sol. for compinft. Ocl3 mo
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-10-30

N~On.Resldent NOtiee.

No. G2i-Ia the Second Chancery Oourt Of
Shelby county, TennasseeSGreen ?. foute
rs. Mary II. Irigg, and Ghas. $ .BowieHi
a. W. Q. Bowies and Henry Q. Stetson, nrm
BoWies Bros. q Go.
VTappeariug from the bin which Is sworn
il 10 IN this cause that the defendant, Mary
IL. Trigg Is q resident OF New Orleans, LOuiSi-
ana; Chas. $. p. Bowles Is a resident OF Paris,
France. and A. ". G. Bowlss and Henry g.
Stetscu are r~estdeDtsOf the state Of New York,
n that they are all nOn-resideuts Of thsstaIe
Of Tennessee:
II is therefore ordered by the CLERK ana Mas
ter, That they make their Appearance herein,
at the courthouse Of the Second ChEucery
Court IN the city o. Memphis, Tennessee,
on or before the nrst Monday in N~ovembertisIl,
and plead, answer or demur 70 c~omplainant
pill, OF the same VIII be taken for confessed
as 70 them, and set for hearing ex parte, and
that acopy OF this order De p1Dllsne4 once 4
week, for four successive weeks, IN the Men
phis Appeal. This Sd day Of October, tsT2.
A ~copy-Attest.
MD. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By GEORGE MALLEEY, ID. G.. d.
duO @. Einnie. Sol. for cOmplit- 9ci