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New-York tribune., 1872-03-22
cSEhP FARMS! FlEB HOMES !
UNION PACIFIC RAlLR0AD.

ni grant Of IL. .O0O O00 the best Farming aaa Nm
era. Lanus o
5000. 900 Nebraska the Great Platte Valley the
Glrcn o. the West nov for sale.
portion o he United States, the
4 North ccutra line II tie great Temperate Zone
American Continent grain growing AID Oc4 raising IN
surpassed by the Uutei States
CHEAPER IN PRICE lyOble terms gwen and more COZ
{ market than ca n found eewher'
FREE HOMEsTEADs FOR ACTUAL SETTLERS.
The hest locations for soldiers entitled 20 Homestead OF
100 Acres Fre, Passes " Purchasers 0f LlnL
send descriptive pamphlet With mape published
Eugsn German, swedish, and DANISH mailed re Hhee
D r. DAVIS
ind CouD~gonsr p r r Co Omaha Neh.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-22

r,JpSr- -rr aSS SS.k" "nNWnEifINGS ON WEST
+ fouRrgsyra AND THIaTT roUkrH srsvE II. n LUDLOW
sn ~ suction oa y, HrssS.sy rrraty Budss) n
WEST fotafEESTH sTrhs very desirable 1a' 'ay and Sse
80 ls,eo ess With part sails contains
All n, san,.s,.asss Pssss.ses Nay r2 Lot sIota
1 porRTH At fhe desirable urs story and base
,s, sr,t sssssssp and Ls, No 20 wss rIf"srsh
.s ~ Nnlhsss Hou 2oI<3 feet rsh party wAs and con
..4. sa .as,-sicersS forsss Possession As' isz
ARE psrsa pschssr nSsey may us. on se"a aud
bAss ,<.IuI sad t,isj)
New-York tribune., 1872-03-22

A. AsKWfS. Aictouce.
DY BANGS, MEKN IN 4 Co, Broa. way, cor
I'D r.Ssies Of Boo. Work OF Al Flaer Coo rotii. 1,
THURSDAY FRIDAY, a. p. m-A cOsclon % valuable
LIBRARY BOOKS, .osy Eng NJ e!.aons.
CtEO. A. LEANITT q GO. date Leayitt,
" strebgh Coj Clinton Hal Astor pace. he SALE Sy
ArroS Of LBRAREs CoLlECTss VI BOOKS PASrSGs lad az
kinds OF LITERARY PR0PgRTY.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-22
E0aro lno Rooms.
5Gles on Aucnor

GGies on auuor
RY JOHN II. DRAPER & Co.,
j
THE DELAWARE LACKAWANAA AND WESTERN bAlLRoAL
COMPANi viii sh
125OOO TT-NS SCRANTON coat
AT PUBLIC AUCf ~ on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH p.
" '''' SAMUEL SLOAN. President
New-York tribune., 1872-03-22
Real Gstaie 10 gxchdues.

KfaI V5lIfe 10 VftldHgg.
VIRGINIA FARMS TO EXCHANGE-1.0 600
ACRES 500 d9 49, S3l ACRES An nicely mpm5e Poi
particulars apply 20 A. T. sAAIh - F'Aesl NOUN Z"
New-York tribune., 1872-03-22
Brcoklrn propertr to Eei.


GTOREH0USES TO LET-0ue or all Of the
- al-roof tlreeior SfOREHO SIS about . by
eet tol Nos J65 acnsye F1nnanst Fulton Bfoos
yu Appyto NJ ;. bEACA 20 Columbia lie ss,' boo p n
ITO LET, foot South First ST, WlliamsburglI- "
DOCK and BUILDINGS. suh. rrvatng storage
wholesale INQUIRE there Of CHAPMAN
New-York tribune., 1872-03-22
EXECUTORS SALE.

The Homestead % the late Thomas Aleruder On Bro' opposb
PARK city Newark An unura opportunity to proeur
elegant hrstcass for moderate pnce Apply
BAssETT EDWARDS * CHEDIsTER EIecutOw Agents. No 81
ad.zf
New-York tribune., 1872-03-22
Citp prorcrtp to Let.

4 COTTAGE-HOUSE to LET, suitable for
"A family With all the modern mproSeta-ns coated aeaf
Central desr1be enant Agpy H. " address
KNIGHT. "a Prontn., nom II q o'clock
A GENTLEMAN and his WIFE, occupying
~ large ene ho1se in cston up town desire v RNT II,
partly furnished small family with whom ey can board references
given and required Address, box g. 40. PostOAfe
CTORE to RENT cor Eighth-aye. and Thir-
- tyhris, Appy to j. R0MAINE 3EOWS. l2sO BroalEay
TO LET-At 201 Broadway, southwest cor
Futons, the splendid OFPC orcaei by he korih-
Co Apply 100 Fulton -; Room No TO- from
II a. ID to4 pm.
TO LIFETIME, large light STORE, 90 Beck
nau-st between Nassau and William Call Al HITCH
COCKS, l39 Thrd-aye
TO LET-Furnished and Unfinished Brown
stone HOUSES and lower Sife $1,000 above
Forty-secOndt, NJ. 4. FRIEND 7O4
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-12-11

q TN lado, Sc apresura 4 copiar el docW
meseto insportante en- que no solamente
hace ostensible guerra alpartido quere
presenta ell BoLETIN sino tambien al
que dignamente personifca ell DiMio
de la Marina; a ese partido her6ico y
generoso que ha salvado para Espana
q su mas RIGA provincial, arrancando-
sela de las traidoras manos dc aque-
Hos radicales de pega que Sc vendian en-
las columuas de Et Sigzo por liberales
espanoles; ellos, los que alzaron
bandera rebeIde tan pronto como SUI
pieron que sus enganados correligio-
narios de la Peninsula estaban en- ell
poder va no solo nos llaman reaccio-
narios 4 los espanoles sin condolences
de Puerto-Rico; nos llaman "fanati-
cos agentes instrumentos de los
de la Habana:" A losque han derrama-
do sangre y tesoros por la honra de
ESpana, aquellos a quienes solamente
los enemigos de Ia patria vituperan,
son para los ultra-reformistas borin-
quenos CLOS auxiliares mas e6caces
que tiene C6spedes," son egoistas de
polftica corrompida, son los que han
promovido los conAietos de Cuba y Sc
proponen traer los mismos dcsastres
4 Puerto va 10 sabe Cuba, va
10 saben nuestros demas compatriotas:
los regcneradores de la pcquena 6dian
tanto & los buenos espanoles de la
grande Antilla como los mismos que
incendiaron 4 Bayamo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-12-11

de auxilio 4 nuestros correligiona-
rios, quienes procediendo generosa-
mente la salv6 de una derrota humi-
llante. Estas son las palabras de Don
SSmpliciO:
ola mayorfa del partido radical de
Guayama sacaba triunfaute al DIR. Ca
brera; una fraction que le combatfa Sc We
per1ida y reclama el auxilio de los conser-
vadores; ac1den estos las urnas, apo
yando & la fraction d:siderte, y sale triun-
fante ell candidate de la minorfa; de auerte
que en- 1ltimo resultado 81 DR.. Cabrera
ha sido derrotado por los conservadores."
Consecuencia: segun Ell Progreso
nuestros amigos Sc hicleron refor-
mistas; segun Don Simplicio ell parti-
do radical Sc dividi6 y una parte de
el antes que yconsentlr en- ser derro
tada por los reformeros quiso triun-
far con los Conservatives. La Ultima
version es mas verdadera que la an
terror. Entire los jefes y los soldados
del reforlnismo existe una division
profunda y aquellos preferen sus
iguales a sus corye1igionaraos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-12-11
Santa Isabel, diciembre 5 de 1872.
LA IMPIEDAD
EN LA REAlGIOSA PUERTO.RlCO.
Dos palabras:

He leiio con mucha calma, aunque
con inmensa sorpresa, un. suelto de Ell
Progreso ndmero 143, que tiene por lena
LAS HIJAs DE MARIA.
Segun 10 ALI escrito, parece que uno
de sus colaboradores preteude con in al
6cable alarde seguir hiriendo las practicas
religiosas que los Padres de la Compania
de Jesds han puesto en- planta, balo la
bella como respectable y hermosa advoca
cion de las Hijas de Maria.
Es,riba en- buen bora el colaborador
del 6rgano disidente; escriba, 81, que no
faltara quieD presentando'o dc relieve an-
te la sociedad, le conteste; pero al hacerlo,
no divide ell nuevo Diderot, que detras
del escritor estA ell hombre con sus ante
cedentes, cuyo orfgen de familia, va que
de famllia Sc va tratar, importa mucho
que Sc deslnde y explique para pesarlo
en- la balanza de sus precedentes, como 10
hizo una lumbrera de nuestra religion al
presentar ante el cat6lico los antecedentes
| J precedentes del mil vacea impio Fede-
Tieo II de Prue;a.
y p'r altin", No a'ylle 81 presuutu %
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-12-11

dscipulo de DAlambert que 81 Ia On
nipotenoia Divina por Tin tfecto de sus
misteriosos arcane, per'nite en- la terra
la existencia de la impie lad y de Ia male
volencia en- raaon directa de una vida
LENA de lniquidades y de buscados abro-
JOS, como sucedi6 con la de les i'm
p(os relacionados y demas de sus Sc
cuaces y falsos ap6stoles, tamben hace
brotar su vez ca 81 amenisin1o jardn de
la Iglesa fundada por ell martir del Col
ia los Bernardos, los Francisco de Asls
los Domingo de Gazmar, los Antonio de
Padua, los Ignacios de Loyola y otros
que cual fragrantes y siompre lozanas A>-
les alimentadas por el sauto roc(o de Jefi-
CO, impregnan las auras de su salutlfero
aroma cristiano y conculcan las obras de
los implos.
Sfsvase v, Sr. Director del BoLETIN,
dar cabida EN- las Columns de su llustra
do peri6dico, este remitido, seguro de
la g atitud a su alfcmo alto Y S.
Q B S. NJ.
'Eulio Gil.
ueito-Rico, 5 de diciembre de 1872.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-12-11
Ell MATA-FUEGOS

Sc nos remite ell siguiente suelto
que insertamos con aprecio:
Acabamos de llegar de la hacien-
la ~amta I abel, propiedad de D. Jose
Alomar, 4 donde nos conduio la GU
riosidad de presenciar las pruebas
que habian de hacerse con ell apara-
to, cuyo nombre sirve de epfgrafe q
estas llneas; y aunque va teniamos
noticias de los magn}fcos resultados
obtenidos, donde quiera que ha sido
ensayado, confesamos sinceramente
habernos emocionado de tai manera,
que adn nos domina la impression
producida al yer la facilidad con la
cual ell Sr. Bano'as dome1la ese ele
'nento destructor, que hasta ahora Sc
ha paseaGo triunfante por ell mundo,
'lestruyendo ciudados como Ia popu-
losa Chicago, monumentos como el
hotel Dieu, ell Escorial y otros, YER
daderas glorias nacionales y extran
jeras, y propiedades valiosas de GU
yos productos vivian numerosas fa-
milias en- la opulencia, y hoy solo
comen un pan amasado con ldgrimas
vertidas al recuerdo de mejores ITEM
pos.
81 nos fjamos en- la Marcia pro
gresiva,, va de las ciencias, va de las
artes, va, en- fin, de todos los ramos
que enciorra ell saber humane, es de
esperar que no sea este procedimien
to la Ultima palabra pronunciada por
la Ciencia en- asunto tan importante;
pero de todas maneras, hasta los pro-
tanos conocemos que el Sr. Banolas
ha llenado un immense vacfo, V asf
como hoy Sc glorifca a los Guttem-
berg, Franklin, Morse y otros bien
hechores de la humanidad,- no duda- =
mos que, maflana, cuando esta Sc de
cuenta del agigantado paso del Sr,
Banolas, grltara agradecida: uGioria,
gloria al inventor del Mata fuegos!!
j. de la e. MI.
Santa Isabel, diciembre 5 de 1872.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-12-11
G 4ACETILLA A.

ENestiv v;asad. Con Ssr:aRl ssO5sapa reco-
glmionto Sc celeoro el domingo en- la ige
sa do San Francisco, la fiesta de la In
macugada Co2scepci0n patrona dc este
pusblo. 81 templo estaba primorosamente
aiornado con los colores nscionales. Pro
nuacio ell padre Avela un elocuente SER
mon en- loor de la Vlrgen. Asistieron
Ell cuerpo los senorss jefes y oticiali-
dad del Ejercito y voluntarios y ell Excmo.
Ayuntamiento. Por la tarde tuvo lugar l..
procession que estuvo muy bien acompa.
nada en- extreme concurrida,
Ia. I'll GAS dc Nzarfa-AE Conn sngo ter.
mino eata rchg;osa Asociaelon sus ejerci-
clos con una communion general dada d 500
ninas y un buan discarso del elocuense
padre Ploazo.
Ex usado ca GU. lea ibsaos !qs avsfa'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-12-11

Padeoiendo por espacio dc tres amos,
ae un lobanillo detras de la oreja iaquier-
da, siendo va de a'guna dimension no
teniend" los recursos necesarios para ha.
cerme Ia operacjoa, me acecque a Sr. fa-
cultativo dc la Casa de Sala1, doctor D,
Fernando NaIez, el cual en- uoion dal doc.
tor d. Jose Jesus 1iaoI, me operaron en-
dicho estab'acimienso SIN retribucion al
guna. 4uedando enterameate bien por 10
oSe les doy las gracias ambos Sres ia
cultativos como iguamente a la Sra due.
ma de Ia Casa de Salud por su genero.
sidad.
Puerto-Rico, diCiembre 9 1e 1879
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-12-11
VAPOR JOSE BAR0,

Por este buque recibimos peri6di-
cos de la Habana hasta ell 30 de no
viembre. Las noticias que hemos Wis
to en- la rapida revision que hemos
podido hacer de los diarjos de la gran
Antilla, 81 bien favorables 4 la causa
de los leales, carecen de importancia,
por 10 que las daremos en- nuestro nd-
nero siguiente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-12-11
Leemos en- E1 Eco de Moron,

Leoihps eu LI |cO de Moron;
"a las dos de ia n,adrugada del dia 81
de octuhFe, un rerro jdbafo Ql penetr6 en-
81 oampamento de Chlllanres, donde 80
encuentra la vanguardia de BARGE ona; le
saIIeFon a! encuentro tres perros - dIch4
foerza, los qae hiri6, Y un guer. illero
he atraves6 un brszo con sus a6lados diem
tes; 81 reier::33o j6ba'o pas6 al cam pamento
1e Y smagua, donde Sc hala Ia guerri
LA LlJera, y entraudo en- uno de los bar
rancones en- que aquella Sc halla aojada
mordl6 tres indivlduos que sc halaban
durmIendo en- sus hamacas: 4 los gritos
de los heridos, Sc levaut6 la fueraa. to
mo las armas, y al tratar de morder a
otro lndlvlduo, este le dispar6 su arma,
de]andolo muerto en- Ell acto, pues de no
hauer sucedido asf hubiera habido mayo
res desgracias qua lamentar. So cree que
el JlbGro en- question estuviese atacado de
hidrofobia, por cuya razon, por via de
precaucion, dispuao el jef5 de dicha fuer-
"a pasasen en seguida los heridos al hos.
pital militar de NJ ,ron, para que con co
uocimiento de causa SO procediese 81
curacion."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-12-11

Q B. S. M.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-12-11
REMITIDO.
Sr. Director del BoLETlN.

Muy ST., mio: espero tenga V. la bon
dad de insertar en- su apreciah!e peri6dico
las siguientes lfneas, por 10 que le qaeda-
ra agradecido S. S.
O B. S. M.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-12-11

Pof 81 por q lico local Dc HoIsuin sabe
mos que en- las Tomas fa6 muerto un in
surrecto llamado Mateo, y que Sc han
presentado hombres con arrnas At
personas de famila, habi6adose ocupado
ademas dos cabalos.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-09

NEIFHL6s N0UIuaIN = ~
To the Honorable General Council:
NJ collections OF wharfage for the month OF
January l572 amount 10 tweuty-thres hun
dred and ninety-twO dollars fS28s2l all OF
which has been paid into the city treasury.
R W. LIGHTBURNE.
Harbor-Masfer.
The report as presented was read, received
and ordered published.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-09
TRADE.

The position to-dsy in the general mar
ket is about the same as yesterday. PROS
poets, however, are more favorable Tor
the resumption of navigation, as the river
Is slowly advancing and the weather
warmer.
We find no change in the provision
market. Merchants are buying esutious-
~ as the weather grows warmer.
Prices are about the same ss yes
terday. Supplies of both bSeon snd
bulk are good, equal to the demand
There is nj change in fresh meats. We
quote: Mess pork, $40; in baoon-plear
sides ct sXc; shoulders at 7%@7Nc and
scarce; clear rib, few in the market at
7Z@8c, with but little demand. Bulls
clear sides, 7H47Ac; shoulders, $1,000;
clear rib, 7kc. Breakfast bacon quoted
&C l0c. Sugar cured hams, lSH@l4o
Dressed hogs are in light supply with
z GOOD demand; Memphis dressed, Tic;
country, G96hc, owing TO condition.
Dressed beef 1856 mutton, loo, and in
demand. Lard-tierce, 9N@ioke; kegs,
IOXaIlc; csddies, u%9l2Xc; pill, l19
uko. Some merchants are asking even
figures for lard.
THE grain market was g shade weaker.
Onesdealer offered white CORN, new gun
nies, at CSC, but WAS unable to sell; how
ever, one lot OF 400 sacks WAS reported at
csc. Orders from the interior were lib.
eral. Oats sold at 6Sc. Lots to arrive would
haEdly bring this price. Bay was in bet
ter supply and selling 9 shade lower,
SO 50 t. n 90 from first hands, Very lit
tie bran on the market, and quoted at $29
to 30. Receipts by tbs first OF next
week are likely to be large. We heard Of
one lot of 1000 sacks awaiting shipment.
Receipts of egg were better, and prices
ranging from 2926c,
Batter continues dull for common TO
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-09
SPECIAL NOTICE,

Guard Your Health ana LfGa-HOW
Inconsistent Is human nature. Men cary
revoIvers to protect themselves against ruf-
hsns in well-polished cities, where the pre-
caution is unnecessary often neglect TO for
thy their systems against disease in the most
unhealthy seasons. Thousands OF dyspep-
tics and other invalids are now laneuishing
in sick-roOms, or feebly and nstIeEsly NOV
ing through our streets, who owe their fOr-
lorn condition solely to q want Of common
prudence. Far more tnimical than the
roughs and rowdies, against whOss possible
attacks the timid arm thsmEelves, are the
morbid elements that pervsde the atmos-
phere st this time OF the year, and yet al.
though II is an undenied an1 M dentable
fact that Hostetteris stomach bt1tsrs 2n0rd
q more perteet protection against tntse causes
OF disease, than any weapon Of oIfsnse csn
an I'd against Ia wless violence, the reckless
and tneOnslderats continue 10 brave the dan.
ger with q positive safeguard within their
reach.
Every day, however, the number of these
marIyI IS to their own want Of forecast dimin-
tshes. zach succeeding season demonstrates
more clearly the nestimahle value OF the
Bitters. 10Th as an antidOte for the causes of
disease, and q specific for It's consequences.
The mlaRmR which generatessp periodic dis
orders, rheumatism, Liver oomPlstlt. trfegu-
larlty Of the boweIs and other physical dis.
G~urbanceS. produces no effoct whatever upon
syBtems toned, strengthened and regulated
by this powerful vegetable MEDICINE, and
dyspepsia, nervous depllsy, constipation
ness, and in fact nearly all the malsdies
which the Ritters, If taken In time, woULD
PRAVENr are < by the P~erseVertDg use
Ths Genuine Bitters sold In bottles only.
and never by the barrel. keg or gallon as is
represented by some unprtncipled dealers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-09
the DOMESTIC PRODUCE MARKETS,


CHICAGO, February S-Flour quiet and
unchanged. Whest-demsnd light but
holders firm; No. l spring Chicago, NOM
insl No 2 spring Chicago, 81 15Hc; No. 8
spring Chicago, 81 IA. Corn quiet and I'M
changed; No. 2 mixed, 40Hc. Osts--de-
msnd light, but holders Arm; No. 2, 32Hc.
Rye dull and a shade lower; No. 2, 70Hc;
strictly fresh, 94Hc. Barley quist and
weak. at Gle. Pork opened dull, but
closed sctive; SO 4O@12 As Lard in fair
demand, at SIC. Green bulk and box
meats unchanged. Hogs dull and a shade
lower; extreme range, $4@4 IS; bulk of
sales at "a 20@4 so Dressed hogs lower;
81 80 for heavy weights; % % for light
weights. Cattle unchanged; sales ranged
at 1904 80 for butchers cattle, and 81 500
8 l2K for fair to choice steers. Whisky,
s7Kc.
CINCIENATI, February s-Flour scarce
and firm; family, 81 1907 IS Wheat
dull and prices dropping; ear, 46c. Rye
scarce and firm, S0G92c. Oats in good
demand, 4O&45c. Barley, 709S0c. Lin
seed oil in fair demand at Soc. Lard oil
steady, S2@S5c. Eggs dull, zoe. Butter
scarce and hTm Cheese in light demand
Pork quiet, S13 25@13 so. Lard in light
demand; sales of steam, SIC; kettle, exc.
Bulk 9 in light demand, but holders
firm, at 5, 6K@6%e for shoulders, clear rib
prices advanced, 81 4O94 so. Whisky
steady, $40.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, February S.-Flour In good
demand st full prices: superfine, s. BOO
s IS; X, IS S5@6 rs; Xxx, So 40@6 70; fam.
lily, 81 759S 50. Wheat, No. 2 spring,
81 2l2s: winter firm; No 8 red, 81 81.
Corn slow; No. 2 mixed, 1902, accord
ing to location. Oats dull and unchanged
Rye firm; No 2, 74@S0c- Whisky dull az
SIC. Pork nominal. Salt meats nominal.
Bacon dull; packed shoulders, February
and March, &c. Lard quiet. Hogs quiet
at $4@4 so. Cattle firm, at 1896 so.
LOUISVILLE.
LoUIsvILLE, February S.-Tobscco sc-
tive; sales of AZ hogsheads; Tugs, So Esq
Z Is; low to medium Leaf, ST 50@10. Bag
ging firm and tending upward; heavy
hemp and fax, 14@15c. Flour quiet
and unchanged, s. 80. Whest quiet and
frm at 81 SOL 20. Corn in good demand;
shelled, Soc. Oats firm; prime, 53c.
Rye firm at csc. Mess pork steady at
$lS rs for round lots. Bacon in good de-
msnd shoulders, 6Hc; clear rib, 7Hc; clear
sides, Sc. Bulk meats in good demand at
lie less than bacon. Hsms-sugar-eured,
lie; plain, lie. Lard, 9GlOc. Whisky
quiet at SIC.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, February S.-Flour,
is scarce; superine, 81 90; double extra,
81 5O@7 65; treble extra, IS 90. Corn is
dull; mixed. Soc; white, $50. 0sts dull
and lower; Ohio river, 64c; choice Galsna,
SIC. Bran, 81 80. Hay irmer and scarce;
prime, $50 90; choice, SS4. Pork is quiet
and firm; mess, SIS rs. Bacon dull;
shoulders, 7@7Hc; clear rib, 80; no clear
sides here. Sugar cured hams are dull at
126lSc. Lard. advanced; tierce, 9H@1Okc;
key, 10H@10Ze. Sugar, firm; receipts
light; inferior, 6@7Hc: common, 7KGSe;
fair to fully fair, sH@9Ho; prime to
strictly prime, 9%@1Oc. Molssses, supply
light ; interior, S0G35c; common, 35@
40c; centrifugal, S5@4Se; fair, 45946e;
prime TO strictly prime, 4SG52c. Coffee
firm at D922hc. Whisky hrmer st $50
81 Oh.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-09

No. $50 & DIN the Second Chancery Courto
Shelby County, Tennessea-Fred. n. Law
renee VS.. the heirs-st-iEW Of Mrs., Mar
Baxter and others,
1T appearing from the bill duly sworn to in
4 this cause that the defendants, MIS-. Elk
Uarnes, MIS-. Sarah Ann Hayes, James p
Boyce, executors Of Ker BOyce, deceased.
Hugh 3. BanEE, Henry Van eFsee, J. W.
Parmel0e, are non residents Of he state OF
Tennessee, and that the names and places OF
residence OF the uefendspts, the hsfrs-at.
law of Mrs. Mary Baxter, b widow and
heirs-at-laW OF John B. Wiley, deceased; the
heirs at-lRW of John W. England. are I'M
known to complainant, ana that the resi-
dences OF the defendants. - &ye and
Hill are unknown to complainant, n that
there are other creditors Of W.. g Lane and
WIN. O. Lane q Co, whose names and resi-
deHcss are 2 u cannot be ascsr.
tanned after olllyent inquiry.
II Is therefor ordered, by the Clerk and
Master, That they, and each OF thea, make
their appearance herein, at the c~OurthOuss
OF the Second Uhsncsry Court of Shelby
county, In the city of Memphis, Tenn, on
or before the nrst Monday in April, lS72
and plead, answer or dsmur 20 complain.
ants BILL or the same VIII be taken for con.
fesSed a. 70 them and set for bearing eLparts:
and that 3 copy OF this order be published
once . week foT o u successive weeks II
the Memphis Appeal. This January 10, B52,
a ccpy-attest.
NJ. D. L STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By Q. BELOHKR, Deputy Q, and d.
Estes q jackson, Soils. for oomp1L ~ wed
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No. E9.-In the First Chsneery Court OF
Shelby count ,Tennessee-JOseph r. VIII
uams vs., i, 3. K1rtlsnd and e. {. kirk ct al,
~ appearing from the Sherinis return in
Il this cause hat the defendant, Edward o.
XIX, Is net 20 b found in Shelby snd
IL appearing from the bill OF complainant
o. ]. r Ferguson and James 9. Neil, decd.
are unknown
1t Is therefore ordered, That they tssid
XIX and said hsirs) make their ap-
city OF Memphis, Tennessee, on or before the
nrst Monday il March, lS72 and plead, an
sEer or domur Is compliments bill. or the
same viii be taken for confessed as TO them
snd set for hearing exparte; and that 3 COPY
OF this order be published Oucsa week, for
four successive weeks, IN ths Memphis
Appeal. This January q, 1872.
A ~eOpy-attests
I'D NUN A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By Il. J. A Deputy Z. and N.
9antt . Mcdowell, Sols. for complainant.
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Mont ssldsns Houce.

No GS, K DIN TIE Second Chanesry Court
o. s1eloy connEy. TanHeEssa-lOnu ~
Bean ~ Asa hodges, 3 n. HCCges, FIem-
ing Hodges a tneEs.
IT appearing from an1davit in this cause
4 hal the d~efendanS, Asa hodges, b u.
Hodges, Eismtng HoJgss, William Hodges,
Alice hodges, Maggie Hodges and the Oko-
iona SaVIngs Institution, are nOn.restdents
o. the state OF Tennessee:
II Is Therefore ordered by The CLERK and
Master, Thai they maze their appearance
herein, az the courthouse OF the Second
ChEncsry Of shelby county In the CiEy
OF Memphis, IenneSsee, On or before tbs nrHt
Monday in HaTch, 1874 ana plead, answer or
demur 20 cOmpialnants blu Or the same vii
&c taken for cor fssssd As 70 them and SET Tor
hearing eIpart6s and thai q copy OF his Or
DIR be published once q week, for four SIC
CO sive weeks, in the AemPhis appeal Thls
January =, lS72
A cOpy-attest.
II. i. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
BIZ a.. BELcHER. Deputy c. and N.
z, walker, sol. for eOmDln'L jag tn