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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-08-08
Why do Eggs Spen3

We find lining the she'll thin
skin, which, when kept in . healthy
condition by the albumen OF the egg,
is impervious to air, but if the egg
remains too long in one position, the
yelk being heavier than the albumen,
gradually sinks through II, and
comes in contact with the skin, and
having none ofthe qualities requisite
for keeping the skin fabricated ~
healthy, the skin pon becomes dry
and pervious to air, which penetrates
through it TO the yelk, causing the
mass to rot. Therefore the true
plan is to keep the yelk in its central
position. By doing this the egg can
be preserved for . long time. Ny
plan for accomplishing this, is to take
. keg or barrel, aud pack the eggs
on their sides. end to end, laying :
tier until layer is filed; SO till tho
barrel 10 full. Use oats for packing;
jar them down as much a. is required
to keep them in their place-heaA
up the barrel ready for market
BY rolling the barrel about . quartsr
around every lew days, the yelk et
the egg will be kept as required la
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-08-08
Nothing Holds Like Leather.

In early days our fathers wore
Their home buckskin breeches,
Cut out by guesswork measurement,
With leather whangs for stitches.
And now their sons are called again
To rally meath the banner
Borne by those men Of leather crsft,
The Cohbler and the Tanner. 81
The North and South. the East and West.
Will work and sing together,
And march to glorious victory
For nothing wears like leather!
We have some jobs on mongrel pelts,
And hav the hands to do them; ~, {
Our Grant will satly curry them,
And Wilson wax it to them!
The chopper up at Chappaqua
May 20 It with his planning
We'll let him furnish all the bark, o4a
But Gran. will do tho tanning!
The thick-skinred ehaps viii uppers
make,
The tough old hides the neither:
The bolting, sorehead crowd win do
For nothi & bat split leather!
The slater Franklin, statesman, sage.
Philosopher and farmer,
Retired in ceol and rural shades,
As days grow long and GARNER,
Can milk the gentle butternut,
That grasses round with bell on,
And pan out butter sweet for Gratis
To spread his watermelon!
Or he may seize his ready pen,
In stormy, rainy weather.
And tell the world how shoe>pegs grow,
Or modes Of smelling leatheri
To spoil SO fine husbs ndman,
sr.~ -A-ehed nm in the CITY.
Writes quires OF what he never kuew.
Itsurely were pity.
No. let him breed the short-horn duck,
And Poland-China gcbbler-
We II burden With the cares Of State,
The Tanner and the Cobbler!
The grand array Of Commonwealth
They'll bind, IS with tether.
That ne'er again shall broken be-
For nothing holds like leathsrl
The squad that sought old ChappaauA.
To marshal meath ito pennon,
will be surprised to meet our flag,
And find there is . Hen. oni
That flag is borne BY gallant hands,
Four million votes behind it:
Alas! Who're is the mongrel hope?
.Go West''-they cannot find it!
Like Grant, when in the Wilderness,
Wen '.push," in spite Of weather;
And ''on this line veil fight it out
There nothing is like leather
Then, Freedoms temple, rear it hight
And If We need capstone,
Or key % bind broken arch.
Take Henry wilson's lap stonei
To enard il W must have a man
who never halts nor misses
We've many soldiers tried and true
None better than Ulysses!
The Tanner and the Cobhler are
The ren who work together:
They'll win the field, and keep it, too
For nothing holds like leather!
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-08-08
CORNELL COLLEGE,

TOR BOTH SEXES, WITH TEN En-
l. PERIENCED Professors and Teachers;
full Classical and Scientific Courses; Pre-
paratory, Commercial and Ornamental De
parimcnts; ample buildings and appliances
and 375 students annually; in town not
cd for temperance. Board and Tuition lov
For catalogue address the President r. e
WM. F. KING, b. D. Mt. Vernon. Iowa.
C4Otf
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-08-08
Cash Rates Of Advertising.
4 Advertising. At legal rates.

Legal advertising, at legal rates.
For the usc OF large cuts and woed type
an additional charge. varying from 10 to 20
per cent, will be made.
Prompt settlements will be expected with
all time advertisers, at the close Of each
calender quarter. Transient advertise
ments must be paid for in advance.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-08-08
pR. FALCONS ROslN WEED BALSA,

DR. FALCONS ROSlN WEED BALSAM
will cure any Cough, Cold or Lung COM
plant, Palpitalion Of the Heart, Diseases Of
tho Kidneys and Bladder. Falcons Instant
Relief viii cure any pain. Also Horse Csl-
ic aud Hog Cholera, or Chilblains, or frozen
parts. Vegetable Liver Pills the best in
use. The Tonic will cure Agne Chilis and
Dyspepsia. For salc rt Hhdmpson's Drug
Store, Tama City; Springer 8 Co.'S, Toledo,
lcwp. tl9-yl
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-08-08
HOi FOR TIE NEW rs
Meat Market

THE OLD STAND, east Of the Court
"A House, 3rd door north Of the Poster
House, in Toledo. @ a,,e,,r.
LIGHTLY BROTHERS have fitted up the
shop lstely occupied by c. r. Hanemann
and sre now ready to supply the citizens o.
Toledo and vicinity with the choicsst arti-
cles usually found 1t . market, such ~
fresh Beet, Mutton, Pork and Veal; also,
Salt Pork, and Bacon, Hams and Shoulders
and Lard. Highest cash price paid for
Butter and Eggs. Cash paid for Hides.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-08-08
LoWerPrices
/ 9l8 81 erf as
BETTER BARGAINS,
363 ssW sat Ga &f@J1a si5 e
9tssg 9.ATTHE iaH
sl8 tIs .ball . 'f LJ@sa
UNION STORE.

We have reduced the prices on
many kinds Of goods we have to sell,
and will offer them at figures, that
cannot DO Objectionable to those de-
string to purchase.
On Summer dress goods we will
hereafter give special Inducements,
offering some of them even hel"w
cost.
Now is the time fer good bar
gains at our store, and those in
search of them will find it "pursc
item" to call and see us.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-08-08

BE charitable, and yoa will be hsp.
py every day in the week. Ms
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-08-08

Our domestic wool clip ter 1871
was estimated by prudent JUICES to
be a little rising l10, ,O00, 900 pounds.
In 1872 it will not be much larger.
the decrease in some sections being
sufficient to coMnter6alance the m
crease il 4eAhers. Therefore i will
be seen that we produce and import
more than two hundred and ten mil
lions of pounds OF wool.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-08-08
THE REPUBLICAN,
Is published every Thursday morning BY
NJ. 3. c. True.

II paid strictly in adcaaee the subscription
price 0f the REPUBLICAN, will be $l.70 .
year; otherwise It win be $500, and no
subscription win Be allowed 10 run over
two years unpaid. B
Office on High Street, East Of rsma Coun-
" Bank. = .p
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-08-08

Oregon, it is believed, will eventn-
ally become S great tea growing
State. OF 10000 plants on one plan
tation. 1000 have been sOwsd, sAA
are being removed from the unsaita.
Bile Hat to hillside locality, where.
under the care OF . Japan tea man.
the experiment will be tairly tiled Of
the alaptaLillty Of the climate to Tea
culture.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-11-07
Smci Ncffcm.
GriminaI.R ROprat Bon z. g.
(6prtfeBuna.)

(6srtfssuus0
Die antlas..aets mar Elm WSftsrps's.
sic f&tI6srtt In unstIGmhdttn Dortsu
.iufa& uHe lIar ben 5tatb.fanb, atsr
aus ttslsr DarRtnups sntwidrltt fb bic
ShuIb bee Gnsttlostsn NIT isesm Sabt
ms6r unS mr6r. Ger Rdior pcn arn'
burg mar In rtr Ra&t pom II. gum IS.
Suit trmUrbst weresn. aus Der Inter.
fu&uns ess 3immsrs unb tsm .3ufanbt
esr esths stns unJpsifsIbaft bsruUr. rab
trr NSrbtr elm 8tfdunttr bss Waiore
ssptitn lttn miift. Der Dor tsm NOrpt
nit ttm tn trduIi6sr unttrbaItuns ss.
lsFsn buts. Der trRs unb siujiat Der.
sd&t tsntts f& In 6OIss tsr ausGassn
ess 3suSsn 9slerfi6 auf ben GnssiIastsu,
unb btsisr fauo Istnt poGt 9tRdttsuns,
aubsr BEN gsutHttssn 3tusnis, Our8 bic
bstsinrr 6ausfu&uns In Der DUbnuns ess
vsrtaftsnnAnsstIastsn stfuubtnsn9 9sssn.
fiubs. Der GrmUr6sts mar um stnr Be,
trd6tItHt Summt @tlrts btraubt purb,u,
wsI&t .r am Gage SSr fttn.m 9ups utr.
stunabmt bate, ssnau bisftIte @.ls.
iumms, 1000 sbaItr, faue fa bel etm
gsrbaftstsn pur, uub Der GinUanb, mel.
hsu r.rislbt ma&ts, sr babe btslt Summs
pcn itintm Sbeim aIs Hld,abIuna stn,r
S&ule srbaItru, rrI&isH burHaus uu.
sIaubIi&, unwdrbts. Gbtnfo ptuis tpnuts
fiH Der GnstIIasts ibtr ben gsRs sints
rsm RuiOx ssb5rissn StsesIriuass aus.
r.iisn. DIR frhttr Spn BEN Gusstlus.
ten tssnnssns @OrhOsrfu&, bis ssnau.
SeIauntfaaft bsFsIbsn NIT Der 0Obuuna
bee RGiOrs, bic GrlGttnuus S.s 9asuns
In Der Raat hes ROress In Der gd6s bsr
G0bnuns eO GrHVrSttsn, Der SrFb btr
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Gum Sertauf oOcr III
bcrmtCt6cn:

Gin. fdTns gdutrti In @yruiins County,
adj W1ttlfn pen 3uutbdnnpf. al bel 8Opmans
Greet lirdfne. rntbaIttne Saus une Sbrusr,
Ttbif 45O adtrn 2anb. ppppn 10 adsr siSat.
ftnSt unp unttssutsr RuIrur, erI Rrit itbr auf,s
pUIIIanN Hd6jufrassn bet pTu. J bu 3ttS.
Ter, Serautpn. 7S7t
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-25
~aoH-Rsslasnt Notics

No. lS4, r. DIN The second Chanosry Court
ofShelDy ooUntys TeDnessee-D. 3 LoE A.
j.. ~ WeS5coH Va A. h. Douglass and
others,
IT appealing nom amdavft nIsd IN this
a cause thai the defendants, Geo. a. Mccall.
JAS Il Townsend, Saml. ". Robertson. EF-
man Drtdley, EieaEer Sharman, David ..
CrOsss }. II s, Lewis Bowler BAKER, Lydan j..
COOPER A-AaTr1nEtqEi Lilly Monsarra1t,
Geo. mCnsarraEta CnS&- Z1nsarraEL 0EGar
HOnssEratJ, he Cooper sDu Julia i. CaGs-
ter are non-residsn3 OF the STATE OF Tenuea-
seei and IL Appearing ron ne rsturn % the
Snerlu or shelby county, 4ennessse. E-aE the
defendants, Saml. Vance, E-yaut Linen. ~.
d PEBBLES, &. D. B2ugh ana j. " bauzl sra
not ~ pc found THIS c. rnty;
II is therefore ordered, by the Clerk ald
Master that they naEe their appearances
herein, st the Courthouse OF the Encuua
Chancery Court Of Shelby county, Ia Eh8 ciW
OF Memphis, tennessee, on or before TIA
nrst Monday In Maron, BTs, ana plead, a..
sWsr or demnr % o-Ompialnsn1's BIZ, Or tna
same Will be taken for Confessed as - tlsu1
ana set for nearing eZparbs; and that z COPY
Of this oru6E be published 0uC5 q week, inl
four successive Weeka- IN the Memphis APP
pea.
rms January 1. nzG
il G3pg-Attssts
=. L. sEEWABE. CLERK a Master.
- Q. Deputy NsrE sl4 Master,
" esgcOtt = Stahls sOis.fnr GlMrfh Ia5
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Nes-ResIdsat NotInr

No. 46i, r. D. In the Second OhRnesry Court
Of Bhelby county, Tenneaseo.-E a. Apper.
SON. 20 Va, Charles s. SeYerson, ] b Nil.
Ter, E. II. Knight, and the h6irE
Of J. " Knight, deceased, e. al.
1T appearing rom the bill sworn TO IN this
Il cause that h defendants, J. b. Miller, p,
ID. BeechCr and e. r. Knight, are non-resi-
dents Of the State.Of Tennessee, n that the
residence Of the unknown heirs OF J. W.
Knight, deceased, is unknown 70 complain.
antsl
Iii therefore ordered by the Clerk and Mas
ter, That they maketheir appearance herein
at the Courthouse Of the Second ChanceTy
Court OF Shelby county, in the city Of Mem
phts, Tennessee, ON or before the nrBt MOn-
day in March, HJ2, and plead, answer or
dsmur to complatnant'B bill. or the
same win be taken for confessed a. TO them
and set for hearing exparte; and that a copy
OF this order be published ence q week, fOI
foUr successive weeks. in the Memphis Ap.
peal This January e, 1874.
A ~copy-aItests
E.D.L L STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By Q. BELOHER, Deputy Q. and N.
Myers q wyatt, SOFA ssr complts. fal7 wed
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A petition was presented to the stock
exchange to-day, signed by a msj lrity of
the members, requesting such legislation
on the part OF bhe board as to prevent
dealings on the street after five O'Clock,
at which time the exchange closes.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, January M.-Gold, 1929.
Sterling exchange, 1lSH sight, par.
LONDON.
LONDON, January 24.-The money mar
ket at the close was as follows:
Consols, money .....82X u. 8. sos 1885,. .9SZ
COnsOls, accOunt.-SEX u. s. 5-Ns 1857. ..-...93z
Us. 6-2s lS62----L2h US. l0-4Os..-----9E
American securities quiet but steady.
PARIS.
PARIS, January 24.-Rsntss, 56E. $50.
FRANKFORT.
FRANRF,Rr, January "a United States
seourities-hve-twenties of 1852, 96k,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-25

CINCINNATI, January pa letter
appears in the Commercial this morn.
Ing from General W. s. Roseersns, in
which he denies that he is in favor OF
any hlhbustering attempt to annex
Mexico. He regrets the announce
ment Of imaginary schemes against
Mexico, because they produce false
views and cause needless suffering,
and damage solid interests by
hindering the growth between
the United States and eight
million Of our immediate neighbOrs
Of a commerce invited by the prOx-
unity md similarity Of political insti-
tutiOns. He deprecates the attempt
to thrust our system of government
on Others regardless Of their feelings,
qualifications, or right Of self-gOvern-
ment, and at the risk Of those crimes
which crowd in the ways OF violence.
He concludes as follows: 81 think
the intelligence and cOnsciences Of
our people are decidedly in favor Of a
just and liberal policy toward Mexico
as the best for both countries"
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~iisH-3ssIdsrf Rafiaa

No. 90, h DIN tbs Second Unalug loa-f
OF shelby county, Tsnnessee.-W. 5onisu
and 2. y. Bohleu Us. ID. ". EloWsrres. Auufs
U. ElOEerre6, q. v. floWerrss, Jenny flov-
err0e, Elsu T. Wilson, Kate Wilson. Euus
wilson ana Robert u. wilson.
7 Appearing nom the bilt duly sworn 20 d.
this cause that the defendants are an Ella
Eens Of Ntek8Durg, State Of Mississippi, Z
nonsresioents Of Tennessee, and that com
platnants have died ths1r bill iu his eourf.
praying FOR adecrae 70 SSH the north haif %,
lot No. "a, - known upon the plan OF Me.1-
PMS, situate on tins esst sids OF Main slrssL
N s3la Clly o. AsmPhls, 2snnsssse, ana low
occupied " comp laanaulG, and To have Ia
pfoceeds thereof dtV1oea between COMPLAIN
ants and d-efendsntss according - Hstr re-
Epec~ttVstuterests:
IL - therefore ordered ~ the Clerk and
Master That they Lh1 1sleucauts. nae
Gn5ir appearance he en-, ct The eourf.
house OF second auosTy Courl d R6sI-
BY county, in the city u Memphis, tenn. On
or before the nrst Monday EeDruarv. ~
and plead answer OF demur % Complain
ants Dill, or tbs same viii De taken fur COR
tessed as - thems and sci 9or hearing az
partei q that q copy OF this order be uuo-
lsned once 2 week Tor fOur successive Wsern
In q Memphis Appeal. This Dec. AuL
AoOPy-zttest:
a. D. L STEWART, CLERK ana aazisr.
Hnf. aN.Aaam SOL. HaH InH.-.WW- nHMHmn
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
avT1oa OF rzn DAILY APPEAL, |
WEDNESDAY,, January =, l67l. !



FINANCIAL
The local money market was without
change, During banking hours there was
3 brisk counter business, and the only
feature OF interest on Madison street was
the meetings of Tom SCOTT and the Men,
phis and Charleston railroad directory,
who were in consultation over the lste
act Of the stockholders of ssid road. The
resolution which the convention COM
promised on is objected TO by Tom Scott,
However, there Ia, 70 use g prominent
bankers expression, q "ssving clause" In
said resolution, and upon this We bsse our
tagging hopes. The cotton market was
more active; some 25O0 bales changed
hands, a portion of which was for local
speculation Money is in good supply,
and seeking employment. Rates Of dis
count in the bank are steady Gt 10 per
cent. per auuum.
Exchange is still in demand, with rates
steady at No discount buying snd par
selling on all points.
Gold IN light offering, and in demsnd at
lOs%.
There was nothing noticeable in the
LEGAL stock and security market, except q
weakening in city and county securities,
on account of tbs large amount Offering.
Memphis securities, for the currency
bonds, are quoted at 59H, gold bonds at
So. County warrants are 92&94 buying
and selling. Selma railroad scrip is sold
70. Tennessee money is quiet at S8@S7
for old issue, new lssue is sold 81 50.
Memphis and Charleston railroad stock
was not sought after, but several hundred
shares were on the market at 40. The
actions of the railroad msgnstes are
looked forward to with great interest,
though should the whole thing be salts
f~sctorily arranged there VIII be no sudden
advance In the stock, but he market will
open hrm, no doubt, at 40. Arkansas is
quoted at 24G25, without any transactions.
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PETIfI0R TO AmEMD CHARTER.

No. AeO, RD.-First Chaneary Court Of sheIby
County.
VTHEREAs, "The Memphis fire and Re.
w lief Association hath Ned petition
In said Court praying an amendment to the
charter gr anbSd il by tins Tennessee LeRtsla-
ture, December Is, 1883, in this that the fol-
loving be added TO the act OF original tncOr-
poration, viz:
section II. The membaF Of said AEsocia'
ton shall De exempt nom serving - Jurors
IN sny 81 the Iourfs Of this Stass;"
Il il therefore ordered, Inot al parties de
sizing such do make their APPEARANCE herein
At the Court-houHeo OF said ccuIt, IN b Sltg
OF Memphis. Isnnesseo, OF Or before the drsi
Monday N E4Hr1arys 1a1z, 2 SHOW cause, 81
any they hafe. why said amenomont shQuld
not be graa5ad As prayed for, and that q o
oftht8 0rdsr be published Tor thirty DAYS n
the Memphis Appeal InlaDecembar &l83.
H8MUEUA COLEs J1erk and MaHfar.
"a L. 3 Q. E.Eeaas. AHTA aa
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Thursday, Fshruar1 Ist, e

at II O'Clock m, at the Real Estate Exchanes
OF Register, TreEeVant &C.,, northeast corner
OF Main and Jefferson Streets, In me CITY o.
Memphis, so OF the 1olOW1nR described
tract Of 1and as Will be Necessary 70 pay =
certain note, given BY said Russell 70 Ms. d,
U. keed, Tor the sum OF Sx&l IS, paYaois on
the l6th day o. July AaD. B7lt Win interest
rom the lbth day Of July, A. i. lS71, until
paid, tO-Wft Excepting fOrtysdVs t45i aorss Of
the said land, heretofore re1nQuisned Dy ne
IS trustee, and xcept1n also seventy aored
OF said Uact not embraced In SAID Iraer
Deedl: Lying in shelby county, ana bsglr-
ming a. a atake In the center Of ths Ralslan
ana road, in tbs southwest corner
OF q thlrty-acrs tract conveyed 20 John Pops
0y IOnn ID. White; hence aast - CHAINS
inks 70 a STAKE , links vest OF g Kumtree
marked j. 2. and j. ~; 10 norm 20
chains alinkst 70 q stake u John ropes est
line; thence east y cnainB "a Inks Vita
Sneadis line and center OF AaoOn ROAD 10
stake northwest cornel Of George Graham
and thsnce south with 6raham's Lin 81
chains 81 links 70 q stake In Graham'8 south.
vest corner, 3 Inks west OF 8 poplar markEa
j. o.; hen west 20 chains y Inks VITA
nOrth n OF Id. white ct AZ. 70 q sake
center OF Raleigh and AernandO rOacs
thence north with POpes east line, center CT
said Raleigh and fernando road y chains
ana ~ unks to she beginning, containing
lSlz sc~res-excspting nom SAID sale a acr 3
quisned by me- 70 the said huSsetl, sna also
excepting seventy acres Of the same EOt enc
oraced In said Trust Deed. ia believed 20
oe good, but 1 convey as Trustee only.
equity OF redemption waived
"a FOHH z. T~HEzhHANT Trnrfea
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Stocks and Bonds-Stocks opened fever
ish; after q slight decline they advanced
steadily, and have been strong sl day,
with & moderately active market. The
most prominent stocks have been Pacific
Mall, Lake shore, Northwestern, Wa
bash, Ohio, Union Pacific and Western
ton to realize the profits of the advance,
which resulted in 9 reaction Of a to I per
cent from the highest point Of the day.
The market closed arm Is the following
prices:
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N~ON-REsIDEHT NOTICE.

No. 29,-In the Second Chancery Court OF
Shelby county, Tennassee.-Saml. Watson
VS.. The Book and Tract society OF the Mem
phts Conference, the President, Secretary,
Directors, Stockholders and "all others
where notes srs held by the Society uh-
paid"
IT appearing nom the bin duly sworn to in
Il this cause that the defendants, ssall
others whose notes are held by the society
unpaid,' are non-restdents Of the State 81
Tennessee, or that their residences ars UNI
known;
IL rs therefore ordered by the CLERK
and Master, g they make their ap-
pearaDee herein. at h Courthouse OF
kne Seo9nu LhAncery COurt N the city
Of Memphis, Tenn, on or before the drss
Monday in February, lS7a and plead, an
BFer or m to complatnanfs oil, on
the same will be taken for confessed a q
them and set Tor hearing exparte, and that
a copy Of this order be published once &
week, for four successive Weeka, In The Nam
phis appeal.
AOopY-attest:
Nd. l. STEWAET, Clerk and Mastar.
Humes q POston. s0lf- for ComplFk dzRh
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cBEDIT1He s0TfcE

Eo. A4, R.-First ChcnCrr ~ o. sae.hv
-guuty-Wluiam y 5ah. ADM ~
me estate Of HODez6a 1uca aecesgsI- ~
AlEsDetn o. Al lie 4uLrs-at-laW ana
distributes and cTeoitu.s Of u, a. Noon.
deceased.
the ABOVE causs, nOf pending In aid
CourLs Il - ordered by The CCuTE EunE an
persons Interested IN ne estate Of robert A,
AOOns Ceods come and NE Ghsir o.
mands and Claims agalnst 1aid estate win fha
CLERK ana Master Of this Court, In his once.
ana nave them selves made parties 10 fhHi
b1u before theT TN day or JanuaIy nsxJ lsl2r
or Lhe1r claims viii De barred by the AsteI
ates OF um1tatlOn ana this cauGtOn Il e.
peclR1ly imperative a. 20 the resident ered-
IboTsi 1blE mrth6r Oruered by the our that
a copy O. TINS OEder % immediately iusertei
IN the Daily Appeal ana Avalanche. news
papers regularly printed and published Ia
Memphis, and thaE the publication OF eans
De eonI1nned Tor 1our Successive weeks.
This December a, ISL.
A cOpy-attest:
EDAUhD a. COLE, Clerk and Mastsr.
BY X. ). BLACK. d. q. aud IA.
Wright q FOXES, AttOrneya. az al
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-25
~HlN-RESInEhT anTIcE

No. 43i k-In the First Chancery Court Of
Shelby county, Tennsssss-JOhn OveTton-
5rs VS.. the heirs Of Timothy
Kesrney, deceased
II appearing nom afddaVit In this cause
1 that the names and residence o. the hsIrs
OfItmothy kearneyt deceased, are unknown.
ana when cannot De sscertaInsd upon dis
gent nqutry
II is therefore ordered, That they make
their appearance herein, at the COuTt-house
in the city OF Memphis, on or before the
answer or demur TO complalnants on. or
the same VIII be taken for confessed IS to-
them ana set for hearing exparLe, and that 3
copy Of this order be published once q week.
for four successive WsskB, in the MemphiF
Appeal
A oOpy-attests
SDAUH0 A. COLE, CLERK and Master.
By X. J. BLACK d. 4. aud II.
william a Raard- EoEa- dor oounraF-A En4
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-25
THE NEW YORK DRY GOODS MAKRET.
--latest REPORT By rELEaRAPH.l

NEW YORK, January a.
There is a very fair business doing
among lesding %jobbers, and the market is
firm, out business has mott fully opened
YET, and much activity is not expected in
a general way until about the middle of
next month, when printed caliooeG, nous
delaines, worsted spring shaWls and fancy
csssimeres and coatings will be In full
display. The most important changes o
day are an advance of Nc per yard in
Newmarket A brown sheetings. and Mas
sachusetts B, Bond, Mystic River-all of
which srs up to 12He; while Nassau 10 4
blesehed sheetings have risen to 400. The
decline ia Lancaster giDghams has IN
settled the market for these goods, but
This make mee5s with quick sale at 13c,
while similar grades are taken with less
freedom at l6c. Printin cloths have been
engaged so far ahead that but little can be
Obtained below 7X@Sc, and thiH fact be-
tokens the opening of a firm market for
printed goods. Pacific percsles meet with
ready sale at 22%c.