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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-09-13
Live Stock Market.
CATTLE.

CATTLE.
The cattle market has been little more live
ly during the past week, and not only have u the
bean noticeable in the quality of the cattle. NO
change has yet taken place in PRICES -
fOToTATI0Ns.-A1 fat cattle, 3a3fc; good beei
cattle, 2Ia3c; ordinary cattle, 2a23c'
HOGS.
There is no demand at ;present for hogs and
we are without quotations.
SHEEP,
Good fat sheep are in demand Tor city putcn-
cry at quotations. So
OUoTArIoNs.-No fat sheep, S2.5Oa3.OO Per
head good, S2.OOa25O
BAY.
Hay is in toIerable demand at from to to 10
per cwt.
Demand fair at
QUoTATIoNs.-70a75c per cwt., or Ba25e per
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TOthe Public.

The undersigned having bought out the en-
OFFS. Bissinrer. beg leave to announce that dbeS
will continue the business as carried on hereto
fore.
feel IN s pyisgt that they viii
satisfaction to all who will favor them with their
KIND patronage, and especially solicit con-
tnuance OF the favors heretofore bestowed on
their predecessor. Illsf -ilis
Mr.. VIM. Rosenstein viii remain with the new
81, firm and will be glad to wait on his friends and
numerous customers GEO Fuchs
H. BRADow.
ix12-d5t, Successors to s. Bissinper
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COMMERCIAL.
enRoslctr OFFICE, KNoxvnIE. TEss-,


CHRoNIctE OFFICE, KNOXVILLE. Tenn
Sept. II, 1872. J
All the merchants were very busy yesterday
there being a lively trade all day. Some large
bills were sold and the jobbers are feeling jubl-
liant over the steady increase of trade. some
transactions among produce dealers, but their
best trade is yet to come. The lall trade III
hides has commenced, one small lot being
bought yesterday. Tho price of dried apples
has fallen off half cent from last quotations;
there is very little demand, the market being
supplied,
No other changes in quotations.
The orly change in Wheat is that it is firmer
than at last quotations.
Very little trading in Corn, except for local
demand.
No transactions in Oats. Farmers are wait
ing for rise. Some little demand for Hay, but
only to supply city demand. =, 49,,
Flour remains firm at quotations, with little
demand. The supply at present is from neigh
boring mills, and there will probably be no
change in prices until the upper counties begin
to make shipments.
Bacon-In demand, but very little On the
market. We quote sides and hams at lZal23 !
shoulders, 8a9c.
Fruit-No settled price on dried frult.and 6u
little demand for peaches or apples. BLACK
| berries in demand at &c. ~
Butter and eggs are scarce with prices tend
| ing up.
| Quotations of leading articles:
! WHEAT-New prime white, active, S!2o
1.S0 amber 81. Goal. % per bushel; red, 81 10"
| 10
CoRN-Is worth GOa65c loose, buying; selling
price, 75a80c sacked and delivered.
OATs-In demand, 30a33,
| HAY-Baled 90a$1.00 per 100 lbs. Loose
| from wagons, 75a80 per 100 lbs.
DRIED FRUIT-2a23c! for apples. Peaches,
halves, 4a43; quarters, Sad.
BLACKBERRIEs-In demand at 6a6t'
FLoUR-Good supply; best family brands
1915, per sack extra. $3.50. s.sEt 80 =
BACoN-Buying loose from wagons, IOc. lol
hog round. Selling price lie. .a,
IARD-Buying price 1Oc.; selling at il5alZ3c;
FEATHERs-Buying, prime, 5Oa55; duck and
mixed, 35a45c. -.
BUTTER-Buying price l6c to lSc. rselllng
in shipping order Wa22c. !. p -. .l..
EGGs-Nominal, 12al4.
RAGs-3Ic.
BEEswAx-28c per pound.
ToBACCo-Tennessee leaf, Sal0c.
ROCKFORD YARNs-Selling per bunch, Sl6o
" ." @ /" per doZ., 5OO, llc
Sc - 600, loo
g 90 100, 13c
| GINsENG-65a90c. -
SENEKA Substantive, Toe. errs-..
YELLOW RoeT-Aetive, Sc: ~ ggr-
WooL-Washed, SOC per Id.
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CUsToM WORK.
Rooss and sboes Made 90 order.

L. II. Ellington announces to the public that
he is prepared to furnish all who want them
with neatly fitting oa 81 zsra
80 BOOTS AND SHOES
of the finest French calf skin, sewed, and of the
most fashionable style. He is also prepared to
furnish Boots and Shoes of common grade,
Having in his employ competent workmen,
and using only the best materials, he guaran-
tees satisfaction to his customers vii3O-dlm.
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The Knoxville Gas Company has removed
their office TO Staub's new Opera House. yum
beriand Street.
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New York Market.

STOCKS.
NEW YORK, Sept 12-Money,. after being
firm at 4a5, fell suddenly and was freely on ERE
a. a. C Goid $ii8 Sis, i5s; Us, 1885, CAS- i$a Cos
III; new, 12} States very, dull and gen
orally heavy. The market closed quiet
Tennessees, II; new, 73. Virginias, A! new
81; Consols, 5Og, deferred at i59. Loplslana as
So new, So Levee Is 90 S. 49, A Narab cS os
olinas, 3S9: new, 2O4 Special Tax, II; South
Carolinas, 81; new, 25I; April and October, 2o4
COTTON MARKET.
Cotton irregular sales 1858 bales at 2l9a2lS
GENERAL MARKET
Flour dull, without decided change WINS;
Western and amber, $1.55a1.6 Illinois Corn
&c better; 6Oa69I for steamer western mixed,
Pork more active; mess, S140Oal4O. LarC
unchanged. -l
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ReIya A. Lockwood.

The renowned Female Lecturer, will deliver
one of her rich, rare and spicy Lectures at
Hoxsie's Hall at Z! O'Clock this, Friday even,
ing. Subject, "a Wonlan's View OF Politics.: !,
Let none fail to go, as both old and young VIII
be highly edited. -azes Ra
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ON MARRIAGE.

HAPPY RELIEF for Young Men from the effect;
of Errors and abuses in early fe Mar hood restored
Impediments to Marriage removed New metnod o
treatment New and reniar kabe remedies. Books and
circulars sent free in sealed envelopes
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. z Soutf
Ninth St., Philadelphia, Pa. auslldWom
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Fresh Arrivals

of Breakfast Bacon and Lard, also few bbis.
of choice North Carolina Apples, at
LEE & How AFTER.
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Died.

On yesterday afternoon, Lille, infant dapgh-
yner and seven months. Funeral services will
be held this afternoon at two o'clock, at the
residence of the parents near Mr.. &. NJ. Bran
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Miss Anderson has secured as an Assistant
The accomplished Miss Mary J. Templeton, a
regular graduate in Latin and French languages
from Christianburg, Virginia.
Having had several years, experience IN her
profession, she has no superior in the school
room, in tact or talent in any of the branches IN
which she gives instruction. lxl3dlZt.
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To Merchants.

have school books. .. B. Smith s. Co., have a
full is stock sS they got them while freight was
goro, and they can offer inducements to mer;
chants Stationery the best Croquet nice !!
Chromos tine!l!
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Cotton irregular sales 3,o50 bales at 7 sazI
GENERAL MARKET.
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 12-FlOur dull and a
shade lower, S7.5Oa7.85. Corn steady, d.
Pork dull and nominal, $3.50 Lard firm !;
summer, Ssass; winter, Q. Bacon firm !;
shoulders, It clear sides, u, Whisky steady,
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The undersigned begs leave to inform his
numerous friends and customers that he has this
day sold out his Clothing and Merchant Tailor
ing establishment to George Fuchs and Co., who
will continue the business as heretofore at the
p old stand. iss e3G|tEt HIE va
he takes this method to return his thanks to
his friends ana customers for past fayors and
earnestly recommends the new firm for their
kind patronage. -s.a sft|
All those indebted to me will please call and
settle. w Respectfully, -, - \ ~
-.1' ..f4 IEltFt fH I1s. gas = RTSSIScpp
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Atlanta, Ga.

q ALABAMA STREET, aH IT,
Edward P. Gould. g.. -
John Barton, AHSAa"' U"'
John Ii Leadley. - y
~ .'a# ATLANTA, Sept. Z, 49,.
We arc having dry, warm weather. we are
at this time hearing rumOrs OF snort cotton
crops. and of the army worm and boil worm,
and many who anticipated heavy crops OF cot
ton are now talking the other way. Indeed the
state of the New York markets gives some
foundation for the rumors the prices ruling
high We hope for the best. Our corn has pre-
duced bountifully and many will sell this year.
Our local markets are fairly active. Wheat
and corn are held less firmly. Oats are not IN
much demand. Meats are in demand at full
prices. In the line of light produce we notice
butter in good demand. Eggs very scarce
Onions in demand with no stock. Potatoes have
been sent in floods from Nashville at prices
which pay no profit to the shipper. Our &c
mand for tallow is such that we are ordering
Dried fruits are not in much demand. Frlces
ruling low. Chickens in good order meet with
ready sale at fair prices. r- r.-- .-..
We quote wheat 81 45al 80 for primewhIte.
Corn-S5a90c for prime white. 20
Barley-$1 coal 10. -s-f gET
Oats-5Oa60 for black. 800 ,-.-,-5----
Clear side mcat-124a13c ,--tL-a-
Lard-11!a124 -usEgZf cred -gC
Flour about the same. -.-.r --..-..-.-.
Butter-25a28.
Epps-24a26c,. lows EE- e.4
Chickens-23a25 for spring so Tor large size.
Tallow-9a9ic.
Apples-S1 Gal 10 per bushel. u al-
Potatoes-90aS1 00per bushel: r'E
Onions-$1 40a1 30 per bushel. -r.
Rags-4c. ~
Beeswax-24a26c - ..-'a 81. ..
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Go to Hoxsies Hall tonight and hear the lee
ture on Politics. ~ -gEl F-iH 1911
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Agency for Halls Safe and Lock COmpan Y

We wish to invite the attention of all desiring
OF intending to purchase reliable Fire or burglar
Proof Safes to call at our Office and examine sam
pies or send for illustrations and price lists.
If w. w. WooDRUFF d Go.
Belva \. Lockwood lectures tonight at
HoXsies.
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Special Notice.

Be sure to hear Belva A. Lockwood tonight
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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Change of Business.

What l know about politics at HoAsIe
Hall tonight.
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Go to Hoxsic's Hall this evening,
Dars0ual.

Mr.. Alvin Barton left for New York yester'
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Notice.

"A woman's view Of politics at HUAsIV II''l'
tonight. 49,
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,G..tFE RECORD VENTILATED

to the bottom, and the name of Thos. G. Boyd
will be a stencil in the nostrils of honest men,
who trusted him against their better judgement
and whom he imposed on for his own selfish
ends. .is4l
Reagan was expected to arrive e, IN TINS city
the Government, but failed to do SO. he will
probably come to-day and his evidence will
doubtless throw additional light on this very
dark subject
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Rates ON wheat, Other Grain and Hay
PER HUNDRED POUNDS.
ATLANTA MARKET.
REPORTED By
GOULD, BARTON & CO..
Commission Merchants,

DEALERS IN PRODUCE,
q ALABAMA STREET,
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QUoTATIoNs,-70a75cp per cwt.' or 20a20e per
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-09-18
GRoCERs.
ND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN GRO.
"A c%eries, Wines, Liquors, Tobacco, Cigars,
$50 Front Street, Memphis, Tenn.

ua. We ask a liberal share OF public patron
age, and guarantee to our customers prompt
attention to all business intrusted TO our care.
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MOxETARYANDF INANCIALMATTERs

NEW YORK, September r.-MONEY has
been very active all day in consequence OF the
corner in Erie, and gold, OF which a large
amount was required, was aggravated by the
bears, who used all that could furnish secu-
reties for the price, which was easy early in
the day at 607, and advanced rapidly 70 Z per
cent. Gold and commissions ranging from =
20 q per cent. per pay, closing at y 10 = per
c mt. Sterling was nominal no long bids on
the market, cash HOS. Cold was active, huc-
tuating; opening at n5s and sold up to ll41S,
when Il fell TO n31E, closing at ll3k 10 u9S.
A squeeze was caused by calling in loans, and
as high as q per cent. was paid for the use OF
cash (cOin), though some renewals were made
at y to =. The corner caught many parties on
the short side, including a member Of mer-
chants. 1t is reported, however, that a good
part OF the short interest has been closed out
tO-lav II correct, the corner has been OF short
duration. Clearings to-day were SlOb,000o.
Treasury disbursements to-day were %SODO.
EoTe-1gacnfv n~uctuated but little, closing easy
as follows: 5-1E Of 1881, u51si o-AS Of lhb2,
49,; 2 Of 1851, 49, 5-As OF 1863, 10;
SOS OF 1855, new ll34; l0-40s, iOT94; new. IS, III;
Currency Is. iI2. Southern Securities We're
duh and steady. Missouris, &z Ten
nessees, old, 70 Tennessees' new ,Ccar-
Olinas, Old, 80; North C~arOiEas' new D1s.
SJOcks-she bear clique who assisted IN squeel-
ing money, sold prices downi 70 ~ per en-,
The corner in Erie was rather tame ~ the
opening, and a large amount OF Stock was
borrowed at 4 to = per cent, but after noon
the corner gained strength and the borrowing
rate was raised quickly TO Z per cent? ana BE-
lore the close had reached "a per cent. In one
Instance Eue sold FOR 81 cash and Jz regular
almost at the same moment but this Is not a
iair criterion Of the market. The two extremes
OF the market were; cash. 51H and 81, and reg
ular 4s5< and $50. Transactions were very
heavy aud fluctuations violent, Il is reported
that the German combination sold out their
stock-2o0oOs hares-yesterpay to Daniel Drew,
whO Is now twisting the remaining shorts. a
great deal OF Stock Is now enrOuue from Lon
uOn, and the programme is said 10 be 10 bring
over al possible, n then corner the London
market. which viii OF course have an infu-
ence. The whole market closed unsettled and
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COTTON Markets OF THE WORLD

NEW YORK. September II, l0:l0 am.-rhe
cotton market is steady. Ordinary, lBl3c
good ordinary, IsAc; low nllddling, 2Oei
middling, @5gc; AlsoaIna, %'sOei GTdea fn
lures, GGl. bales. Futures are steady; January
1876; september, 10 sec; October, lsci No
vembHT, l9c.
I2as p.m.-The cotton market is steady; or
binary, l51zc; good ordinary, gAei
low middling, zoe; middling, 20Lc; Ala
bama, 205sc; Orleans, pic; Texas, 2le. SALES
to-day, s. bales; last evening, % bales. Fu-
S:5 p.mEThe cotton market is weak
ordinary, 1910; good ordinary, l94ci low mid
ding, zoe: middiing, A0izc; Alabama 2J>se
Orleans, pic; Texas, pc. Sales to-day
export, q bales: spinners, ala bales; futures,
ll,4Q0 bales. Sales last evening-eXport, l5i
bales; spinners, IS bales; in transit, 100 bales
Futures quiet.
LIVERPOOL. September Is, II 80 a.m.-Cot-
ton quiet; uplands, g4g3Sd; Orleans, lO9
l0Ld. sales tO-day-SO00 bales. Sales yester-
day-l2,010 bales.
Ip.m-Cotton steadier, middling uplands,
g4G9Hd; middling Orleans, lC@lOlsd. sales
1000 bales; for export and speculation, 900
bales.
48 p.m-Cotton market steady; middling
~uplands, g4@95zd; Orleans, l09lO1sd.
NEW ORLEANS, September Il, 1850 am
The cotton market is quiet; middling, lg14c'
No sales.
, p.m-Cotton market is strong; middling,
l91.c Sales, &O0 bales. BeceiIts' 5SS bales.
NASHVILLE, September H.-Cotton duh
and nominal.
CINCINNATI, September Z cotton steady
middling, 2Lc.
ST. LOUIS, September I7.-Cotton dull and
nominal; 2Ozg2l.
LOUISVILLE, September H.@CottOn quiet
low middling, 1870.
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irregular at the following quoations.
Canton, ls5z; Western Union telegraph COM
pany, G5S; Quicksilver, f581; Adams express
Company ef Wells : fargo's Express
SomnanF, ,e94t American Merchants Union
express COmpany,65z; United States Express
company, IS; Pacific Mall. 6gA; New York
central, ~; Erie. SIS; Erie, preferred, II;
Harlem, lf2x; Harlem, pfeferrea, rs. Michi-
gan Central Hex: Pittsbufg, fcit Wayne and
Chicago, Sa'E, Nnrth " estern, 7SE; North
western rreierred, ST.: Rock island, l0S5k;
WV Jersey Central, l031S; st. Paul, 50; st.
Paul, preferred, 75A; Wabash, M; Wabash,
preferred, 50; Fort Wayne, SO; Terre Haute,
20 Torre 1faute, preferred, a; Chiengo and
Alton, III; Chicago and Alton, preferred,
ia; Ohio and Mississippi, ~; Cleveland,
Columbus and Cincinnati, s91s, burlington &
Quincy, 13i3 Union Pacific bOrlds, wi Cen
trail Pacific bBnds,l 01lEi Union Pacific bonds,
s.; Delaware and Lackawana, HS4i Harlem
and Erie, az
NEW ORLEANS, September u, II 20 a.m.-
Sight exchange, discount. sterling eX-
change, 2a22Ti
LONDON, September Il, 5 p.m-The mar
ket at the close showed the annexed prices:
ConsOls. for money, E14992s s; CnnSols, Tor ac-
count. 9sfdg296; L. :. b3Js, tN1, "P4i T.. \
sos, Is67, -; q. :. l0-flS, ss5t; Erie, 30.
American securities were neglected.
PARIS, September F.-Rentes SCI. &c.
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are important district where 1t is doing doory
Ohe feature deserves TO be hOticed there az
" weti.aarked divisions OF the crop, thu
Mtst larger a gerhaihated in April, and
IS now we'll hiatured, but a portion
roughly estlniated at one-third, did not ge
aDoNe ErDund til the end OF May, and is "
course, late IN maturing, and will Ne more eN.
posed 10 damage. A short Unte ago many es
Inmates came from America Of t.free and
t~hree-Quarters "a four millions, and that fig.
ere was generally adopted in this country as
a fair guess; but most Stimat in America
are now being lowered TO three ard 4 h&li
millions, though some still leln TO three and
three-fOurths millions, provided there Is q
good fall. We andj or all sldes. n decided
tendency 70 WlIaurRw ron four millions
: q R'0JIe figure Tor crop, aud this
ihSlcated by the hardening prices oi
] allure deliveries in New York, and p
| disposition 10 purchase there pm southern az
count. Looking merely IA the Question Of sun-
DIV. we should say thar on mis- side ~ AZ
lantic we have given full Weieht 70 tile favor-
able accounts of crsp. ard that we have NOT
realized re uncertainty that stin attaches 10
me gSestiohi and should a lower estimates
taKe Possession OF the public mfnd. il could
I not fatl TO produce some eject. on the other
hand the state OF traae in Manchester Is very
Disappointing. An the life has gone out OF
that market, and would seem 10 be very
dit1cult to rektndle the fire. From foraiyn
market severe losses are coming home and
merchants are nossesSed ny nstless feeling.
and are VERY f~tdlsposed TO fresh ventures.
Judging ft1ih what meets the eve in Manches-
.ett my important recovery seems quite un-
nkeiy at present, but II is hard 70 say how far
the existing depression is the result OF over DIS
counting the prospects Of next crop; no doubt
the prevailing inclination is to expect a huge
crop and much lower prices for cotton next
year, and when such q feeling prevails, IL is
astonishing how business dries up. should O
change OF feeling occur IN respect to crop
prospects, We might be surprised at the sudden
revival Of demand The extension of the tele-
graphic system makes all the world act and
think simultaneously, and the key TO, the
whole position 1sthe opinion prevailing about
the American crop. The expectation OF a
very large one has been diffused all over the
world, and while that view remains we need
not expect either home or foreign markets to
show any vitality; but II unfavorabls views
about the crop got into the ascendant the
wheels OF business would revolve much
quicker, and the large stocks OF cotton held
in Europe would run down fast.
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BOARD oE DTRHCToRs:
PETITIONS.
Petition to Amend Charter.

No. 655, R.-First Chancery Court OF Shelby
WHEREAs, The Southwestern Land Agency
/! Company, composed Of the following named
Directors, c. B. Wexford, D. T. Porter. John
+. Titus, John T. StrattOn and :. Il. buns
comb has filed its petition in said court, pray
ing an amendment to the charter heretofore
granted lt by the Tennessee Legislature, IN
this that the name of said corporation be
changed to the Inventors Aid Association"
and that by that name they have Succession
for thirty years; that they may contract and
be contracted with, sue and be sued, plead
and be impleaded in all the courts OF law and
I equity; also, have power to acquire, hold and
enjoy estate, in fee or otherwise, both real
and personal; loan and advance money or
credit for the purpose Of aiding inventors, or
the owners Of patent rights, to procure pat
entS, build or make the articles invented; 10
sell the same, or the patent rights for cities,
all things that they may think necessary for
the good Of said Inventors Aid Association.
That they may have and use a common seal;
tnat the capitU STOCK or said Association
shall be one hundred thousand dollars, in
shares OF fifty dollars, with the privilege Of
increasing the capital stock to i've hundred
thousand dollars. the Board Of Direc-
tors shall consist of not less than three nor
more than ten members, in the election Of
which each share Of stock shall be entitled to
one vote, to be cast either in person or by
proxy. For more fUu particulars reference is
made to said petition.
It is therefore ordered, that all persons in
] terested or desiring so IN do, make their ap-
! pearance heIein, at the courthouse, in the
city OF Memphis, Tennessee, on or before the
drSt Monday in October neXt,and show cause,
If any they have why the prayer of petition
er should not be granted and that a copy Of
his order be published daily Tor thirty days
IN the Memphis Appeal.
This August 81, E12.
A ~cOpy-attest:
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By Il. B. MCHENRT, D. e & NJ.
Wright & FulkeS. soils. for Petitioners. aust
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YENEREAL 0R sFcRET RIsFlsEs-

Is now permanently established for the treat
ment Of patients both male and female,
who are arILeraI WIN Any l.rM II