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xONETARrANp FINANCIALMATTERs

NEW YORK. october l5.-M0NEY Is easy at
4@5 per cent Sterling hrm at for long, and
le1sSloRc for short sight God was duh
lg4 per cent for carrying TO nat. Gear1ngsi
S,00,00o. Treasury disbursements, &2-o0o,0uO.
goperHmeats were steady al Gay. Quotations;
G. s. Coupons lS8l, Hos; 5As Of lS2, l5z;
5-Os OF 1864. no.; 5-2g of1965, 16; 5AE OF lsoo,
new, u4zsb20s of1S67, l4A; 5-2os OF 1855, ll4s<;
SoHhsera SECURITIES firm, as follows: Mssourfs,
~; tennessee, old, 73L; Tennessees, new, 135s;
Nirginias, new Gi Virginia, old, AZ; North
Carolina, new, 10. North Carolina. old, &L.
Socks market WAS characterized bv cOnside-
rable excitement and wide huctuatiOn. The
market opened AZ an advance from last night,
and strong. New York Central sold at sos;
Western Union Telegraph at ia; Pacinc Mall
a 2; Lake shore at q; Wabash at 74 Lake
shore a s2%; Erie, SIS; Cleveland, Columbus
and Cincinnati, 80; Panama, III: Rock Is
Land, llE<; Ohio, ~; Northwestern, 10; Union
Pacific, 80. During the evening there was a
fan generally OF Eal per cent, but before the
close the market reacted and the decline was
partially recovered, closing strong. The fol-
lowing are the quotations for to-day: Canton
9; Western Union Telegraph Company, 755si
Quicksilver, 80; Adams Express Com
pany, 94Ai Wells q Fargo's Express
Express Company, 70k United States Express
Company, 81; Pacific Mail, 81; New York
Central, g; Erie, dA; Erie, preferred, 49,
Harlem, ll5A Harlem, preferred l0i Mlchl-
gan Central, l6; Pittsourg, Fort Wayne and
Chicago, So; Northwestern, 735s; North
western, preferred, 81; Rock Island, ll2i
New Jersey Central, I3; St Paul, SIS; 81.
Paul, preferred, 765s; Wabash, T3h; Wabash,
preferred, 90; Fort Wayne, 9fz; Terre Haute,
IS; Terre Haute, preferred, 80; Chicago and
Alton, 10; Chicago and Alton, preferred,
IA; Ohio and Mississippi, 465; Cleveland,
Columbus and Cincinnati. 80; Burlington q
quincy, 81 Union Pacific stock e9s; Central
Pacidc bonds, 3d.; Union Pacific bonds, IS;
Delaware and Lackawana, So; Harlem and
Erie, g.
NEW ORLEANS. October l5.-sight ex-
change N8Z discount; sterling exchange, 2.
LONDON, October l5.-Consols, for money,
Q2l; on account, 01z; US Obs, 1855, g5E; o.
s. sos, lSG, 9Ek; U. 5. l040s, So; new IS, SIS;
Erie, 4gz.
PARIS, october l5-Rentes s3f. I2c.
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COTTON MARKETS OF THE WORLD.

NEW YORK, October IS, 1920 am.-Tbe
cotton markets. quiet Ordinary, lb5sc; good
ordinaryls7zc low middling, 1910 middling,
ls1sci Alabama, lg5sci Orleans, %; Texas
2c. Futures are steady; sales to-day, ls
bales last evening, 1850 bales; January. NOM
inallyl shsc February ,nominaly lisse March
nominally 2Ac; April, nominally aEsc; DC
tober, nominally IS l5-l6c; November, ls3sc.
December, nominally ISzc.
RIO p-m.-The cotton market Is quiet
ordinary, l614ei good ordinary, lsSci low
middling, l9lzc; middling, lgsc; Alabama
1876: Orleans, W1zc: Texas 201zc. sales to-day,
ssl bales; in transit, 100 bales; futures, SO,
bales; last evening, 36 bales. Futures steady
January, lsc; March, 0hc; April, 201zc May
lSEc.
sl5 p.m.-The cotton market is easier
@ IaiaaTg iiSS E8 0Ga 45gin ~; Alabama
lEzc; Orleans, 45fcs Texas, A1zc. sales 10,
day-fOr export, 81 bales; to spinner l135
bales; speculation, 5 bales; IN transit, .S
bales; futures 1850 bales; last evenlng-loi
expOrt,6 eos bales to s~pinners, 29 bales specu-
lation, 2 bales; included in the sales are
90 bales TO arrive. Futures easier March
Receipts OF cotton for four days az al
United States ports, 1867 bales; eXpOrts-tQ
Great Britain, 1885 bales; 70 continent 4IS
bales; stock, 2l4,0S bales.
LIVERPOOL, October IS, u8 a.m-Cot-
ton IS strong; uplands, sd; Orleans, lOtsd,
sales to-day, 500 bales; sales yesterday
evening, 300 bales.
2 p-m-Cotton market is strong uplands,
sd; Orleans, l01sd. Sales to-day, 1900 bales
export and speculation, 1000.
5p.m-1Cotton market strong uplands, ed
Orleans, i0Hd.
NEW ORLEANS, october IS, u.90 am
Cotton Is in fair demand; middltng, ls1sc.
Sales, co. bales.
ST. LOUIS, October l5-COtton quiet and
unchanged; middling, lsglS1zc.
LOUISVILLE, October l5.-Cotton market
firm low middllng, ls1sc.
CINCINNATI, October l5-Cotton is firm
and in fair demand; middling, l9c.
NASHVILLE, October 15-Cotton IS firm
low middling, E4c.
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BALIEG srUFFs-Bagging, 2 and ~ lbs, l.
! 9l5c iron ties g1<GSfc: ballng Irvine, l4aI5c
bUrTER4Common dun at 29l5c; fair, $50
e nd choice Western dairy, 392Sc; extra
BEEF-FOrequarters, $685. headquarters, s.
BEEswAx-2sc . pound.
BAooS-Clear sides, $50; clear nib, l21z9l2Hc
SHOULDERS SOS e; hams. very scarce; chOicl
brands, fee; Breakfast bacon. 1916; sale 81
800 lbs. at l2kc.
BRAN-saIe Of 100 and lie sacks at s2I.
SonNEsale from warehouse Of 100 sacks
white at 60e.
CAsDLEs-Lght and fun weights = \
cHKEsE-Factory ,15z@Iec.
CABBAGE-Fair supply At S5G6c.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF % bbls. at s2S or land
ing 80 bbls. at g 60, delivered.
CoFFEE-we quote al ls@2c for Rio, 2I69
ESes-Moderate demand at 2so.
treble saeg eFtTS. s 5ss s sgssiG s S5as = sa Ss
FE6IT-Apples, s2ss 50 for common to
oholc6. Lemons fair demand at 50 009l0.
Dried peaches, quarters, &c; halves, e; aP-
pies 5S6c. Oranges SsSlo per boz. Cranberries
aooERfEs4soda, 70 cor keg, and Sc for box.
Rice, tSH93Sc, as in quality. Brown u vel
low sugari In hid l04l2c; soft refined, white,
E1l24c, powdered, lSi4Il4c. Hard refined
white crushed and %grannlated, l8H9lS4c.
HAT=But little doing; prime on landing 81,
choice &5GN; sale Of fair mixed at l9G2c-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., s. &: iron bar, &c;
cast steel, PIC; castings, country hollow
ware. 6<G6c: axes, Sl2alb 50.
HoNIST&5 Dbl Grits, IS 50.
kRAuT-Steady 81 SSG9 . Dbl; 81 50
3 half Dbl.
LARD-Tierce refined, l0Aglg<c; keg, u9
ll1Sc; pals, ll5Sc; cases, lac.
MOLAssEs-Prime 20 choice plantation. 500
So; inferior, s0g5e; common 10 prime sugar
house syrup, 40G55c; fancy, D9S0c. New
Louisiana at Sc.
OArs-Sale oflr sacks No white at 40c; 800
sacks white offered al zoe; no taker.
OrDs-Coal oil, 8G8lc 3 gallon; lard Oh,
SlG; train, 81 Is; West Virginia lubricating,
6SToSs-Abundant; in store, s. 25s2 50; on
landing, s..
PqT2roEs-hoose, l IS; in shipping order,
g IS
P0RK-Ncry quiet at SIC,
POwDER-Rfne, 81 = keg; shot, 81 75g2.
POULTRT-Noung chickens, g 5JS4; old,
A&35; turkeys. Sl09lf doZ.
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TENEREAL Or SECRET DISEASES
LAND SALES.
In Supreme Court at Jackson.

No rs, N. c. D-virginia Bach vs.. Ida
LOundes et al
ny VIRTUE Of a decree pronounced in this
Is case June o. ls72- by the Supreme Court Of
Tennessee. az Jackson. 7 viii sell tothe highest
bidder. II front Of the Fint and second
Chaneerv Court rooms. on second street, IN
the city Of Memphis, on
Friday. the First day OF November, 1872
within legai hours.the interest Of complainanty
Vfrdnia Bach, IN the real STAT meuLlonel
and described IA the pleadtpE a. follows. An
undivfded half interest tn a l0t Of ground In
the county Of shelby STATE ol le1ns
being part OF a division allotted % Jouu -
10 the DIVISION among the pro
urfetors OF the city OF Memphis aud conveyed
bounded as follows. to-E1ts az
stake on the northeast side Of Market 1Eees
road, said stake being the southeast corner or
a lot sold by said Graham 70 VA AlAenS
north side Of said road one huneFeq ~. lesg
to a stake, the southWest corneroi ~ sol4
by said Graham 80 Hack NesbiL5 lnence
with thsir northwest houudary about one
hundred and twenty-five 10 leeL lAeE
southwest corner (caUrse north eas.s
tlfne- e9atb. Tle west. one hundred 100 feet
TO AfEansr uortLeasr corner thence aouln
west with hfEauf line 70 the ~e-tuniu pel4B
the same Tot Of ground Conveyed uF 1plu y
Graham 20 Eliv Ea1r Hudson uF deed 4alel
.o.sT tasUra' Dafober. Is2- ana recorded N Book
81. age if aud L54- Au 1- EEs4f once o.
SHELBY county, Ieune=ee-
SAID undivided Oue-lalf interest," IN inc
above described Eos Nl ~ sol4 ON cle1lL OF
executing uoa= WitI 4PEEF@A l1
baariuE interest fu0G1 date luE me NAltl1ro
money. and q lien retained upon the properly
until said notes are PAID.
JOHN n FREEMAN Clerk
CAN'T &cDowELL SOLICITOR
NNuHnnEE 49, ~
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I 0. o. z. pIRECTORY.
Odd Follows Hall, corner Main
and North Court streets. ~
LODGES:

Dl4 NAA0N man, NOlhNA nam
and North COurt streets. ~
LODGES:
MEMPHIS, No. -Meets every Tuesday night
OF each week, al s O'Clock: r. F. Alexan-
der, n. G.; George W. Mathews, v. G.; John
W. W~aynesburg, r. and p. Secretary; Z. +.
Risk, Treasurer.
CHICKAsAw, No. Sheets every Monday
night Of each week, at 5 O'Clock: ID.
SchlOss, y. g.; John A. Holt, V. G.; George
WI. Crook, Rec. Secretary Thomas Bacon,
Per. Secretary; II. D. COnnell, Treasurer.
SCHILLER, No. l40-Meets every Wednesday
night Of each week, at s o'clock: J. A. Gro
nauer, n. G.; r. Henniger, V. G.; "a. Shn
ling, Secretary; I. Acthman, Treasurer.
BANNER, No. H5-Meets every Friday night
of each week, at o'clock: +. 4. Jack,
n. O.; J. F. Fischer, v. c.; VIM. Henry, Rec.
Secretary; Il. Backer, Per. Secretary Geo.
A. Waring, Treasurer.
ENCAMPMENTS.
GAYosO, No. Sheets on the first and third
Thursday nights Of each month, ats O'Clock;
John Gordon, q. P; ;. NJ. Norwood, IL p
r. F.. Alexander, ). W; Thomas Bacon,
Scribe; H.. d. Connel, Treasurer; George W.
Mathews, J. W.
MEMPHIS, No. S9-Meets second and fourth
Thursday lights OF each month, at 5 o'clock;
Thos. S. Bingham, c. P; A. W. Newsom, II.
P; J. Z. Randle, $. W; George W. Smith,
Scribe; T. ;. Jukes, Treasurer J. +. F1seh-
er,J. W.
DEGREE LODGE.
MEMPHIS DEGREE, No. 3-Meets first Saturday
AZ - IA II II
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COTTON.

We stated last evening that the market
H.1 q buyuant in consequence OF the receipt
2 favorable kilograms in the afternoon. To
Gay there was more encouragement from the
same source Liverpool closed at unchanged
figures upland middIngs sd, but at that
rate the market was strong which has an
upward look. New York again dvanced.quot
ing i&sc. The New York quotations, begin
ming with Friday last have been l9kc, ls5sc,
ls r, l+eci this Is a decidedly good showing
Tor cotton, and a clear proof that the true sit
nation Of cotton and the certainty Of falling
OF OF receipts II an earlier period than ordi-
nary, l. understood in that market. New Or
Ieaus again advanced quoting l9Lc. d prices
Rev Orleans Is obtaining this season clearly
demonstrate that the larger the stock
the better the prices. We should
long ago have learned, IN Memphis,
from this truth that TO build railways
on the opposite side Of the river 70 the cotton
regions OF the upper Red river would not only
bring us more cotton, but would also attract
more buyers. and with them secure the high
ei maUket prices A neglect OF that lesson
brings The opposite result. Buyers are disap-
pointed That they can get 20 little middIing
c0upn and above certain IL is that while we
have no cotton arriving under good ordinary,
we nave "a very small portion above low mid
ding The sales to-day were 2lD bales. most
lE for spluner-in stating this iti nee
esslry % cOrrectan error that crept into our
types yesterday, making the sales L 90 instead
% 3y bales. Good ordinary cotton sold a.
Ltlllc and strict good ordinary at TIC:
lgW mfudlng az Is. lbH, le4c, and strict at
middllng az lsMGls5zcs strict middling,
also; good B1ssls4SgHc. We therefore
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Thursday, the 81st Day Of October, 1879,

within legal hours, the real estate mentioned
and described in the Pleadings and decree, as
AIot OF ground situate In shelby county,
Tennessee, OF Jefferson street. in the city OF
Memphis; Beginning at the northwest corner
Of JehersOn's lot; thence running west Win
Jefferson street 50 feet; thence sO~uthWaudlys
at right angles with jefferson street, u.s. feet
more or less 20 an alley between SeHsrson
said alley, 50 feet; thence uorthwardly, at
right angles with said alley, lfs4 feet, more or
less, TO the point OF beginning
Also, two other lots or parcels OF ground
Shelby county, Tennessee: one Lot &c. "
commencing at a stake on the east side OF
Lauderdale street, the southwest corner OF
whites lot. thence running on a line par
aliel with Lauderdale street south 5 cnalnS
and 81 links % Jackson street, thence east on
a line parallel with Jackson street. 8 chains
and 81 links TO a stake at the corner Of John
T.. Browns lot: thence north, on q line paral-
lei with BrownSloL 6ehains o q INKS 20
stake on the line Of whites lot; thence
west, on a line Of Whittle's lot, 3 chains and
81 link 70 the point Of beginntngi containing
Also. Lot 30. 81 on the plat Of surveyed
and laid OF and adjoining the toWnso Mem
phis and Fort Pickering, and described as tol-
lows: Commencing at The intersection OF the
north side Of jackson street with the west
side OF the fernando road; thence north on q
line Of said road 81 vest 10 chains and v
links 70 a stakei thence north 4E4 vest s
chains and IS links 70 a stake near the said
road; thence south 5 chains and links % a
stake thence west i chain and 81 links to =
stake; thence south 8 chains and 81 inks TO-
stake in the north line OF Jackson street,
thence on a line with Jackson street east 2
chains and &nnks % the point OF oeslnnns-
Terms OF Sale-SiL, twelve and eighteen
months credit Is, u and is months creot9s
purchasers giving notes with Approved per
sonal security for purchase money and a ue1
retaih,d on the land until same is pads
equity II redemption barred Angus l. 1871
JOHN H. FREEMAN, Clerk
Bescher & B-icher and smith & Eitlredge,
SOis. Tor c0mplnts
P.S-Br consent OF parties, this sale Is post
poned from thesd OF September 70 Ihursdays
October s.. ls-- The property viii Be SUD
divided and olt by los. and.par plan and dla-
gram furnished by J. p Mckinney Esq- II
oil JOHN r. FREEMAN. Clerk.
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HARRIET.

The Front street stores presented an appear
auce Of great animation this morning, and a
large number Of country visitors being IN the
city, the streets looked animated and lively.
The fead market was an exception % the prev
a.eni a-tiyity IL was spiriuess and dropping.
Corn Vas as inauimaIe a. ever; a lot Of white
IN warehouse has been AZ the command Of
90 fufuers for some time at &C per bushel, but
ldis morning the last Of The iot was closed out
Some No. 2 white Cdts brought 4oc, but there
was no strength in the demand Brda showed
a little brskness, some sales being effected AZ
~ cgrlmeai retained the rate y
81 but the demand was slight buteTs II We
may trust quotations where there are no
established grades, Is lower, sc being the out
Tls rsle ior -eholce or ahat - eaLisI ssen
lne old hens selling az - Bee quarters are
chfung daily at6a7c for second qualify nesi
quality is quoted IN the table below No ~
tatDes are Offering for shipping; 81 q barrel
j. oIered- onions are weak under free arlN-
ass silver skins, however, ind a ready SALE
but are scarce. cabbage was lower, $ 50 being
The average rate. DRIED Fraa Is In excess o.
demand, and fares badly. Crunberfes are
lower S3 being the outside price. Lsasoas
C5o5a Ssl were selling al 81 bacon offered 0
change from yesterdays rates, but the stock
1as been ~replenished. The 81 Louis DeEa0crdf
SAYS ot saturdays market there: "Ihe hour
market has been generally easier the past
week with a falling "a in The order aud ship
ping demand, The market has been tending
downward, with q decline Of from loc 20 3Oc
ou winter, and from l0c 10 Bc on spring. The
market closed on Saturday with a mpa
lRelg uuA and weak feeling. The corn mar
Eet has been more active the past week. aud
though Al the opening Of the week, prices
were a little depressed They recovered their
tone, however, under an increased movement
10 Baltimore and . good Southern shipping
maid The millers were in the market %
some extent. Tor white and white mixed.
there ~ere but few sales IN options. Cats
opened ON Monday dull and lower, but STIFF
fened up somewhato on Monday, and held their
own until the close. There were over lO000O
bushels changed handsOn the call. Hay ruled
dull. with q fair demand at the opening for
prime and choice,low and medium lower. with
30 demand. Provisions have been in demand
ard generally trOnger The 81. LOuls DlHes,
however. SAYS: "lurn lru ana IN jar local
demand, Speculators were shy olthls cereal,
and although prices may seem very low, trad
e~ arr anticipating a decline as soon as the
new cu8D make It's appearances. freights
0rm. both by river aud rail. IL was ~ru4noree,
bassavaT. that the Green lane would advance
their rates Monday"
O,aotaisons gr red are FOR round O1 on ne
ta1siing unless odherluise eEDressea-
BurLufRsi MATEEIAIs-LoulsNllie cemelti
Deg barrel, g Is, plaster Paris ~
Eosendale, e. 60G3 10 hair, o49c 2 Pounoi
nre-hrck. s. r 100. Alabama LINE, by me
carload, 81 50; Cspe lime, on landing, y ..
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DIRECTORY.
MEMPHIS P~OSTOFFICE.

P~osroFFICE, MEMPHIS, JuIyl, 1872.
OFFICE HOURs-FRoM s AN. 10 6 Pm; SUN-
DAY FRoM g To 10 AN.
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NIGHTS OF H

KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS. 90
TENNESSEE LODGE No. Meets everyE 90
Wednesday night at Cyrene Com ENsSG
mandery Hail, No. 24 Front street. ~
j.. +. Russell. v. p; W. X. French, ~
W. C.; R. Shipway, V. C.; W. II. Miller, B.;
f. X. Jack, F.S.; II. c. Bigelow, r. 5.
MEMPHIS LODGE No. 0-Meets every Tuesday
night at Druid Han, No. So south Court
street. H :. Reynolds, N.P. Charles L. An
dersOn, W. T.; j. V. Savage, &C; &. A. Le-
Clerc, B.; d. X. Irving, II. =; NJ. Bren, r. $.
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us, A. DIN Bartlett Circuit Court OF Shelby
county, Ienn6ssee-M. J.. Meachlm vs..
Thomas H. Hobbs.
IN ro4s causs an attachment having been
~ sued out under section l45i on the Code Of
Ionnessea, and returned into Court levied
upeu perssnal properly Of the dafeudant. and
aridagit having been made hat ne caleEc-
ant is indebted to the piainttn in the sum
$50 By note, ana that tne d~etendant - Ahon-
It IS thereiore Ordered, That ne make his
personal puearance herein, BEFORE ne Judge
aftha r-on-tnuase in the town of bartletf, on
the second MONDAY in DecemoeF naNr, and
1ersrd -ofd affaehmeEt suit within the time
--hss az law or The sil1e VII be pro-
safef rr4tn aEparte; and that = copy Of this
o~de~ ha published once q week, for four
eonsecutfva weeks, In the Feuphis Appeal.
Oefobar, f7Z JOHN McBEOOkS, Clerk.
JarnaEin s Frayser, Att'ys for pltn. l0cu fri
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Ine Neg Orleans Cotton Exchange has
9-4el 20 ~ means Of obtaining the latest and
Mo-t LIoaHent market reports. The Pfcqyune
lays We learn that the contract between
lle t}lsou Exchange and the Commercial
NeNe Department Of the Western Union Tele-
EIah wa iully this morning,
ard VIII 20 into force on Monday. The EN-
mango viii receive lis special kilograms ia
eypher, as hitherto, but they viii come over
ne western Union wires: and in addition
tHefet9 ai the diHpaiches sent 20 this point by
LAe COMMERCIAL News Department; aud the
customer Of the latter viii be Furnished
Doih with It, Dispatches and with the
rltclals OF n" cotton Exchange. The
NeNs department VIII have an operator
Htal9hea at Exchange, so that all the dis
patcners VIII be Slmultaue0usly posted on the
DuAeiln board and licked 70 the counting
rooms Of those who have the News Depart
meut This win prevent any
one having an advantage over another, from
tne earAer receipts OF the news, unless by his
Own negligence We have reason 70 believe
l1at ms arrangement viii prove satisfactory
% an parties and materially Increase the
value OF the Exchange 10 it, members, as well
a. t Tie printing instruments % the patrons
OF me commercial News Department" This
Arrangement costs the Exchange an addition
OF $50 a year, but 90 makes the Exchange
Indispensable 70 cotton dealers.
Ihe Nlcksburg Ntmes has the following
complaint: at Is something astonishing that
the farEQuc should be- able 10 take from the
country between here and Greenvllle over
Two thousand bales q -cOttOn-past cur door
% New Orleans, while Nicksburg receives
less than o~ue-tWehueth Of that amount from
Der local packets and q portion Of that insig-
nidcant amount is reahipPed 70 New Orleans
being handled By our dealers"
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TEE
MEMPHIS APPEAL.

TUE circulation OF the APPEAL increased
20 rapidly that our former facilities were in
adequate TO the work required. We therefore
purchased, in addition to our single, a double
cylinder Hoe press for our purposes, the first
ever ordered in Memphis. In addition to this
heavy expenditure, We presented the APPEAL
to its readers in an entire new dress, greatly
enlarged and otherwise improved. The i'm
provements cost about ten thousand dollars
butthis outlay was due to those who 50 gen.
erously -patronized the paper. while 1t will b
an ioentive for increased support.
Great as the prosperity of the APPEAL has
been for the past thirty years, we are resolved
that past issues shall be Exceeded in varied
excellence and interest by those OF 1873. The
proceedings Of Congress, the Presidential cleo
ion, nd oar own and state elections in Mis-
sissippi, Alabama and Arkansas, and many
other Impending questions, viii combine TO
invest q newspaper in ISIS with profound
Interest. II will be the constant aim Of the
APPEAL to present an instructive panorama
Of the world. Instead OF emptytng into It's
columns everything presented, and being
most thankful fer that which Is longest and
stupldest, every department OF the paper vii
be carefully edited and presented as an cpl
tome Of the worlds doings.
In a word, the APPEAL will aim % tell the
news fairly, honestly and Interestingly; to
aid In all good causes; 70 expose abuses and
stimulate reform; 10 represent the most lib
eral thoughts and highest tendencies Of the
time; 10 welcome an schemes that promise
good; to encourages an human enterprises; 70
stimulate the love OF knowledge, q taste for
art, and the culture OF all the better parts OF
our nature; 70 sustain good government and
honest rulers; 20 esndemn and upset the baG
and TO war upon ciiques, ~eoteTios and sfings."
In View OF The momentous issues bound up
IN the hidden mysteries OF 1873, and Of won
derful coming events-ponticai, commercial
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-10-16
NONRESIDENT Notice.

80. Gi.-In the Second ChEnoery our Of
shelby county, TennesseeSGreen p. FOute
VS.. Mary e Trigg, and Chas. $ 2. Bowles,
A. ". C. Bowles and Henry c. Stetson, nrm
BOwles Bros & Co.
T~Tappearing from the Bill which is sworn
II to In this cause hat the ~delendant- Mary
T.. Trigg is a resident Of New Orleans, LOuisi-
ana: Chas. S.P. Bowles is a resident Of Paris,
France and A. ~. {. Bowies a Henry c.
StetsOn are residentsof the state Of New York,
and hat they are al nOn-residents Of the Stale
OF Tennessee
III therefore ordered BY the Clerk and Mas
ter, Thaqthey msk their appearance herein,
at the courthouse Of the Second Chancery
Court In the city OF Memphis, Tennessee,
on OF before the hrstM Monday in November ,lsI2,
and plead, ansWerOr demur to compliments
bill. or the same VIII be taken for confessed
as 70 them. and set for hearing ex parte; and
that = copy Of this order Dc published once a
week, for four Successive weeks, In the Mem
phis Appeal. This Sd day Of October, lS2.
Acopy-Attest.
ND. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By EORGE MALLEEY, d. q d.
InO q. Ffunie. Sol. Tor gomD1f. OCT