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NOTICED

To the Creditors and Heirs of w. H. Forgey
deceased: -
10y order OF the Second Chancery Court OF
ID shelby County, Tennessee, made in the
case Of w. B. Gibson, administrator, etc, vs..
NJ. III. Forgey, ct ais, notice Is hereby given TO
the estate Of W. H. Forgey, deceased, or in
anywise interested in his said estate, TO appear
in this court and file and establish their
claims within the time prescribed by law, or
the same Will be forever barred land all par
ties are further notified that all future pro-
esedlngs ct law or equity against the estate
are eniOiaad, and tbs administration OF said
estate Is removed aud will be finally settled In
tsts court. This November u. lST2
NJ. d. l. STEWART, Clerk and Mastel.
Humes& PostOn, Soils. for admir-, etc. NOS
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue Of a Trust Deed made 20 me OF
ID the 18th day OF October, 1871, BY job
h. Hartley and JOhn Gurley. which Is re-
corded In the Registers ONCE Of shelby cOun-
", Tennessee, in Record Book No s., page
30, I VIII, on
Monday, December 80, 1879,
within legal hours. at the southwest corner o.
Main and Madison streets,in the city Of Mem
phis, Tennessee. proceed to sell, at public
ontcry, to the highest bidder, for cash, the
following described real estate, t0-wit: A GER
tain parcel Of land, situate, lying and being
in the county Of shelby, state Of Tennessee,
being lots numbers hve o. six o.. seven O,
eight 81, nine ~, ten Q0), eleven On twelve
%, thirteen %, fourteen la and fifteen I5,
In block d, 6 laid down upOn the plan Of the
town Of Fort Pickering, and being part OF the
same land conveyed BY o @. hcLemOre TO
Hartley q Gurley, by deed bearing date No
vember %, I5aS, and duly recorded in the ONCE
Of the Register OF shelby county, Tennessee,
in book a, page I0l.
The safe is made for the purpose OF paying
the indebtedness secured by said trust deed.
The right OF redemption Is expressly waived
IN said trust deed. and The title A. believed ID
be perfect, but i convey only as trustee.
nopQ JULIUS A. Trustee.
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Administrative Notice.

HAVING been appointed at The July term
II 1872, OF the Probate Court Of shelby
county Tennessee, Administratrix Of George
s. 6oiladay, deceased, this Is 70 notify all per-
sons having claims against him to present
them within the time prescribed by law.
VIRGINIA GOLLADAY,
Memphis, Tennessee.
VIII. stephens, Attorney August Il, 1874
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Exeha nge Rates Regular-The Money
So aeeze-MOney Wanted on the
Charleston Railroad.
A Pro position to StOckhOIders-A ten
per cent. Dividend tsthe
Other Way"
Dull T sIegrams and a Brisk Market
Fine COttOns F~Irm--Sales Of
goo Bales.
80 again Id nlent

OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL, !
SATURDAY, December :, ISL !
EINANCIAL
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ASTROLOGY.
M AID ME ROSS.
Tn
AstrOlOgist and Healing Medium,
From Europe,
Has arrivedin this city, where's she viii
Astrological Consultations for a Short
Tine Only.

-
NADANIE ROSS,
A TER q successful tour throughout the
n Eastern States, has concluded 70 make a
professional visit through the South and
Southwest She IS the only Scientific Astrolo-
gist IN this country endowed with the
RAB gift Of y0u future, present
and past life; bringing together those long
separated; causing speedy marriages., and in
showing correct nlxenesses Of absent friends,
future husband or wife, she has no equal. she
Is the Wonder Of the Age. She can tell your
very thoughts the moment you enter her
studio, and can give better satisfaction, and
do more than any one in her profession. She
gives information in regard Co lest or stolen
property, hidden treasures, and IN all business
affairs her advice is invaluable; and win
several secrets that no living mortal ever
knew before, she wiz bring success out OF al
she undertakes.
The Madame's stay in the city is limited,
and. therefore, all who desire TO consult her
should embrace this opportunity.
Madame Ross remedies never fau TO cure
Female Diseases. Those at q distance can send
their names and age and 81, and get by return
of mail the outlines Of their life.
CoNsULrATIcN ~FEES-Ladies, 81 50; Gentle
n8 Madame Ross Rooms are now located
at the CENTRAL HOTEL, Nos. SO and 90
Adams street, between Second and Third,
Memphis, Tenn. nOl7
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CHELSEA PROPERTY FOB SALE.
VALUABLE LOT,

TO The next sixty days, upon terms to suit
II purchasers, VIII be offered for sale
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Live StOek Market
Beef cattle, choice, 5953c; good, 4942c;
medium, S@3!c. Hogs, 494tc; market
stiff. Sheep, No. l, 5@5kc per pound;
none in the market. Mich cows and
calves, S25975. Oxen, S40G75.
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Attachment Notice.

By CRABTREE BELCHER, Deputy G. q
j. A. TAYLOR, Solicitor for compt.
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Chancery Sale of Real Estat'
saturday, january 4, Is7s.

Saturday, January A, 1878.
No. 3S2-In the Second Chancery Court OF
shelby county, TennesSee-Wm- B. Green
law and others Us. Mrs. susan a. Holland
and others.
DY virtue of a decree of sale made in this
ID cauSe,I viii sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder, in front of the Clerk and Mas
teris office, Greenlaw opera House, second
street, in the city of Memphis, Tennessee, on
Saturday, January 4, 1873,
within legal hours, the following described
real estate, to-wft: A lot or tract OF land sit
mated in or near the city Of Memphis in the
county Of shelby and state Of Tennessee, and
in what Is known as Chelsea, and bounded
and described as follows: Beginning az q
stake 74k feet from the intersection Of the
south side Of Greenlaw with the west side of
Third streets; thence with the west side of
Third street TH feet to Al alley, intersecttng
Third street at right-angles thence west with
said alley 1851 feet; thence north 74H feet;
thence east 1857 feet to the beginning, being
same lot conveyed sold by title bond to the
said 5. A. Holland by VIM. B. GreenlsW and
John o.. GreenlaW.
Terms Of Sale-On a credit Of seven months:
purchaser executing note with approved Sc
curity lien retained; equity Of redemption
barred. This November 3, 1872.
del NJ. ID. u. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
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Non,Resident Notiee.

No. 1g2, r. DIN the Probate Court Of shelby
county, Tennessee.-E T. Rose VS.. Margaret
Norrissey ct al.
TT appearing from amended eIl fled in thi.
Il canSe, which is sworn to, that JOSEPH
Morrissey is a non resident Of the State Of
Tennessee n resident OF the State Of Mis-.
sissippi:
1t is therefore ordered, That he make his
appearance herein at the courthouse Of the
Probate Court of Shelby county, Tennessee
on or before the first Monday in december
lS72, and plead, answer or demur to complain
ants bill or the same viii be taken for con.
fessed as to him ana set for hearing exparte.
and that q copy Of this order be published
Oncea week, for four successive weeks. in the
Memphis Appeal. This November 5, lSTZ,
A copy-attest: JAMES REILLY, Clerk.
By ]. q. CULLEN, Deputy Clerk.
J. e. Temple, Sol for compln't. NOD wed
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"" S.OeS Of Feed and Rising Rates
V#fS' N Neutrality-suspicious.
ions Dropping.
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FINANCE AE.D TRADE.

Middiing Cotton Ice. Exchange 10
discount % Par-GoId 1871,
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NEW PUBLICATIONS

Rules Of Proceeding and Debate In Delibera-
tive Assemblies. The standard authority in
! nearly every state in the Union. An indts-
! pensable book for every member OF a denbe-
rative body. Price Csc. Sent by mail, or for
sale by all booksellers. THOMPSON, BIGELoW
& Brown, Publishers, Boston.
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Cotton was dull in New York at 193c,
dull in Liverpool at lOd, and dull in
New Orleans at l96l9lc. Notwith-
standing tie dizziness, and contrary to
ordinary usage on a Saturday, this was
a brisk day In cotton. With an excep-
ton or two the exporters were out Of the
market, but spinners kept up a lively
inquiry, and probably more upper quail
6ty cotUons were sold than on any one
day before during the last month, and
prices for those qualities were frmeT,
and in some instances higher, especially
for goOd-sized lots. Rates for middling
and above appear to be governed as
much by quantity as qUality-that is a
large, even running list, wiz bring more
money than a small number OF bales of
the same quality. Sales amounted to
200 bales. A lot Of $50 bales sold at
2Jtc, s. bales at 30c, a lot of $50 sold for
l7Fc. Except hat the superior styles
were firmer, bringing mostly outside fig
ures, there was no charge in rates, and
We repeat yesterdays quotations.
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Lea SAUCE
Pronounced bY ConnoIsseura

sTHE ONLY GOOD SAUCE" W
It improves appetite and digestion, and u
Is unrfvalled for its flavor. We are directed
by Messrs. LEA & PERKINS TO prosecute all
parties making or vending commercials
JOHN DUNOAE's SONS,
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Nonresident Notice.

No. 6SS-In the Second Chancery Court of
Shelby county, TenneSsee.-C. d. Mclean
VS.. Alice Goss and her husband, Fen6on
GoSs. "
IT appearing from the bill which is sworn TO
4 in this cause that the defendants, Alice
Co.'S and her husband, Fenton Goss, are resi-
dents of the State OF Missouri and that they
are non-reSidents Of the State of Tennessee:
1t Is therefore ordered by the Clerk and Mas
ter, That they make their appear ance herein,
at the Courthouse Of the Second Chancery
Court, in the city Of Memphis, Tennessee, on or
before the first Mondayfn February, 1873, and
plead, answer OF demur to compartments bill,
or the same win be taken for confessed as TO
them, and set for hearing exparte; and that a
copy Of this order be published once a week,
for four successive weeks in the Memphis
Appeal. This December 6, lS72.
A~cOpy-attest:
MD. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
BY GEO.. MALLERY, d. G. and NJ.
Wilson & Beard, Sols. for eompln't. del sat
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A by I1 feet 10 inches, lying in Chelsea,
routing on a Memphis and Randolph Road,
and adjoining the residence Of Mrs. Bailey,
being known as part Of Lot No. 81 on Todd s.
Crider's map. Title perfect. For further par
ticuIars apply to
HOWES WOODBRIDGE,
caT0 No Qs0 Es-ouf efroaf
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And every 10 days hereaItefl and OiIonet
4 the service requires IL.
Passengers forwarded TO and from all the
principal psacesin England, lreland,Scotland
France, Germany, Norway, Sweden and Dem
marx, from OF 70 any part in the southern and
Western States. The cheapest and best route
to Southern and Western States. For passage
or further Information apply to
DONOHO q BDLKLEXs
General Southwestern Agents,
aul0 30 Madison sire ct
, 1872-06-12
NOTICE

EA S the Government expects to be able
1A to grant advances within certain limits
from the Colonial Treasury of st. Cr0ix for
Cornmeal and Money-wages to estate-la-
borers for the period of 1st July this year
to ultimo February next year, Planters
DESTROYS Of obtaining such advances are re-
quested to forward their memorials to Gov
eminent within Saturday 22nd instant 2
o'clock p m. Said memorials must con-
tain a statement of:
a, the name and the area of the Estate
and tire number of acres in plants, LIST
and End r%atoon, for next years crop;
b, the number OF tradesmen, drivers, 1st,
2nd and 3rd class laborers omen and
women), children not working and in
valids;
c, the stock of horses, mules, working
bulls, other cattle. asses and sheep;
d, the quantity of meal and amount of
money desired pr. month, and the
calculations on which the estimate in that
respect is made;
e, the name Of the proprietor; if the
memorial be made by the administra-
tor, the power must be forwarded,
original or copy.
The terms for the advances may be seen
in the Governments Secretary's Office in
, 1872-06-12

New YoRK.-Mr. SUMNER has arraigned
the President for Nepotism,
Gold ia.
Flour and Pork lower,
June 3rd.
New YoRK.-Debt decreased five mil
lions in May.
James Gordon Bennett died on Saturday.
Gold ia. Flour lower. Pork 1906,
LONDON.-ConsoIs 934 eX dividend.
PARIs.-Rentes So IS.
June 4.
LoNDoN.-Earl Russell announces the in
tention Of urging Her Majesty to withdraw
from the Council Of Arbitration.
Charles Lever the Novelist is dead.
The Empress Eugene visits Spain.
Consols 935.
Rentes 55.72.
New YoRK.-GoId 1143 Flour and
Pork dropping.
June 5th.
L~OND0N.-Tlc House of Lords has dis
cussed RusseI's motion for Withdrawal
from the Geneva arbitration
The Duke Of Edinburgh is IN Dublin.
Consols 935.
New YORK.-Senators Logan and Carpcn-
ter abused Sumner without disprovinq his
assertion.
Gold 1149.
Flour and Pork dropping.
Sugar quiet.
June O..
NEW YORK foundations reported in
the North of Italy. Thousands homeless
Grant nominated in Philadelphia. First
ballot by reclamation
Gold lI44. Flour, Extra $74, Superior,
Sc co. Meal dull. Pork frmer.
LONDON.-Consols 933.
PARIs.-Rentes buoyant.
Juua T..
DEMONSTRATION increased f10O,O 0O.
Russell withdraws his motion.
Schenck declares claim withdrawn,
New YoRK.-Guards Band not permit
ted to visit America.
Wilson of Massachusetts, is nominated
Vice-President in Philadelphia.
Gold I144. Flour firm.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-31
sANDSPOUTS IN NEVADA.

For several hours yesterday afternoon
there were visible from this city, on
Twenty-two-mile Desert, five or six tall
columns of sand, sucked up by as many
whirlwinds. At sea these would have
been waterspouts, but upon the desert they
were only what we might call sandspouts
The columns appeared to be ten feet in
diameter and one thousand feet in height.
Although they wsltzed about over the
plain for two or three hours, they never
come together or never lost their distinct
i've cylindrical form, and when they did
20 down they went down al once-All fall
ing together. These sandspouts are well
known TO all old prospectors, and seem to
indicate . change Of weather. We have
frequently seen in the Forty-mile Desert,
east Of the lower Sink Of the Carson, not
less than ten or fifteen Of these tall sand
columns moving about over the plains at
the same time. II Is seldom that they
come together, but when they do they dart
forward like two flashes of lightning, and
an explosion like heavy blast ends all,
and the two columns Of sand at once fall
to the ground. Those who have not been
upon our great deserts and have never
witnessed these grand sandspouts or the
wonderful mirsges, have but little idea Of
the romantic grandeur Of these apparently
uninteresting wastes Of sand.-l Virginia
(Nevada) Enterprise, July 3.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-31
Observation-Disclosures.
From the Hartford Courant. July 2s.l

From the Hartford Courant, July 3d.
A Sweden borgian writes to the NEW
YORK HERALD that the founder of the new
church in a volume published in 1893
1.-THE year, by the way, before the Courdnf
was foundedl described people in the
centre of Africa to whom q revelation had
Just been made. This revelation. which
began in the centre but had not yet spread
to the coasts, taught the people to &C.
knowledge our Lord as the God, but they
laugh at the monks and the Christians
who talk Of a three-fold divinity. The
correspondent has no doubt that these are
the people whom Stanley writes that Liv-
ingstone had found--A race nearly white,
very handsome, docle, friendly, having
copper mines which they worked for ages,
altogether ignorant Of such barbarians as
the Arabs, with their fatal gunpowder,
who rob and murder them. The cor
respondent will probably, in time, find a
passage in the book tho NEW YORK
HERALD and the Stanley expedition.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-31

W. II. GREEN, Of Cairo, member of the
Oemocrattc State Central Committee. de-
cltnes the appointment rs Greeley elector
rom ne Eighteenth trict-[Iiarrisburg
The inference 70 DO drawn from this
paragraph leaves . false impression Of
Jsdgs Creme motives In refusing the
slectsrship. He did not decline 10 be ,
Greeley slsctor because be does not desir,
he election Of the Philosopher, but be
eaass ~ wishsd 70 have Liberal Repub
uesa placed on the ticket in his place 81
tAat TIE Greeley ticket might DO mad
sssssgsr.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-31
SCHURZ.
HIS SPEECH AT GREESBORO, N. c.
BLOWS AT THE DEMOCRATIC
AND REPUBLICAN PARTIES.
SENATOR scHURz SPEECH AT GREENS
Hon. Carl Schurz.

SENATOR sCHUR2' SPEECH AT GREENS
BoRo NJ c.
A Greensboro, N. c., special states that
Carl Schurz made a speech there last
night, in which he said he belonged to the
anti-slavery party all his life, and if he
was not now fighting in the ranks Of the
Republican party, it was their fault, not
his. He advocated the congressional acts
Of reconstruction in order to secure to the
negroes their civil and political rights.
After this, it became their duty to secure
political rights and privileges to rebels who
had lain down their arms in good faith.
Then it was that the flag Of amnesty was
planted with the flag OF justice, and Gree
ley was its standard bearer.
He said that the democratic party for
years legislAted to keep itself in power by
corruption and fraud, and the Republican
party was doing the same now. The
ku-klux laws placed great power IN the
hands of the administration, which was
being used tor the basest purposes. The
federal arm WAS being reached into the
affairs Of the states, and the mails were
not run safe. He claimed that the votes
Of the colored men were corruptly con-
trolled by csrpet-baggers, who also rob
bed and plundered the South, and were
countensnced in SO doing by the Repub-
lican party, Republican congressman,
and the administration by its deputy
marshals. The Republican party was at
this time controlling the elections South
and unfolding the most atrocious system
Of government that ever cursed a people,
free in name only.
Ho then give history Of the Liberal
movement, maintaining that the Cincin-
natl banner was that Of the true repub-
lican party. He denied Boutwelrs state
inent that the Democrats opposed immi-
grafton, and said oppressive taxation by
Piunderng carpet-baggers was not an in
ducement to immigrants. We thought it
strange Boutwell, should advise Southern
ers against clasping hands over the bloody
chasm OF the war, saying the heart must
Do oOdurate to counsel against
uniting in harmony, friendshipand peace.
When the bloody chasm was once bridped
by clasped hands, there would be 40 Longer
any need Of the Republican party.
The disclosure Of the rebel plans to burn
northern cities WAS being parsded before
the people Of the North to keep alive the
old war feeling, and II the Republican
party could not live and prosper except
by despotism, corruption and . revival Of
war snimosities, II docs not deserve 10
live. He urged Republicans to trust the
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-31
ELECTIONS.

The elections during the present yea
will be ~ follows.
North Carolina August !.
Kentucky, August 8.
Montana territory, August s.
Utah territory, August 8.
New Mexico territory, September l.
California, September Q.
Vermont, September 8.
Maine, September Q.
Colorado territory, September 10.
Dakota territory, October 8.
Indiana, October 9.
Iowa, October 8.
Nebraska, October 8.
Ohio, October 8.
Pennsylvania, October 8.
South Carolina, October ls.
West Virginia, October ~.
Alabama, November s.
Arkansas, November s.
Delaware, November 8.
Florida November 8.
Georgia, November s.
Illinois, November 8.
Kansas, November 8.
Louisiana, November 8.
Maryland, November 8.
Massachusetts, November 8.
Michigan, November 8.
Minnesota, November 8.
Mississippi, November 5.
Missouri, November 8.
Nevada, November 8.
New York, November 8.
New Jersey, November 8.
Tennessee, November 8.
Virginia, November 6.
Wisconsin, November 8.
Arizona territory, November 8.
District of Columbia, November q.
The presidential election will occur In
II states on the 9Th day of Novomber
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-31
PAT FITZGERALD, Of the sample room

PAT FITZGERALD, Of the sample room
has received the appointment of agent for
the sale OF the Hammondsport, N. Y, Ur-
bsns Wine Company's wines in this city.
II the bottle with which we have been
favored is sample of the quality of these
wines, then We are prepared to say that
they are among the best we have ever
tasted. He has just received large con-
signment, which he is prepared IN sell at
the lowest figures. He has slsu D.. / nd q
large and complete stock OF the var,ars
brands Of Irish, Scotch and American
WHISTLES, and wines Of every variety.
1877.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-31

TEE Radicals have discovered another
mares nsst-an agreement between Hor-
ses Greeley, Horatio Seymour, Waldo
Husehins, and number Of politicians I'm.
known 70 fame, 10 make Horace the Dem.
oeratic candidate for president this year.
Well, what Of Il?
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-31

BOUTWELL, asserted In North Carolina
that It was not desirable that the people
North and South should not shake hands
across the bloody chasm-thst the chssm
must b first filled with repentance and
destroyed property and influence Of the
lats rebsls.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-31

TIE Harrisburg Chronicle boasts that
Robert Caplss, of Saline county, from six
and a-hslf bushels sowing threshed one
hundred ninsty-ssvsn and a-half bushels
Of wheat
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-31

TIE letter Of Mr.. Greeley on Civil Ser.
vice Reform, which We publish in another
column this morning, should be read by
every voter in the country.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-31
THE LITTLE xKHrucxIAN,

No. Go Ohio levee, is the place where
they keep the freshest hsh and game, and
the finest wines, liquors and cigars, TO be
found in the city. Dinner only twenty
I've cents. Open day and night, at al
hours. J. z. PACK, Proprietor.
8.ltf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-31

TEE Mound City journal intin,ates
that Jack Winter has been influenced BY
Grants gold. All . mistake. Grant buys
more valuable stock when he does invest
n political cattle.