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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-07-23

SURGEON UENEkALH UFFlCK,
Washington, d. c., July II, 1872.
The above recommendation Of the Board of Medical
oncers with regard to rrssesl approved and any per-
son entitled under the Act to receive Truss will be
nhed with either of the patterns Truss recommended
by the Board as he may select.
The proof that soldier was ruptured in the line of
duty will consist of the TACT that he is receiving PEN
sion, either wholly in part OF the rupture
-or Of evidence sufficient to procure such pension.
Blank forms for applications for Trusses will be
nshed from the Surgeon Generals ONCE and by exam
lining surgeons for pensions.
J. X. BARNES,
Jy2O dSt Surgeon General, U. s. Army.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-15
pert OF NEW YORK, JANUARY Il, 1872.
ARRIVALS.
REPoRrEp BY rHR HERALD STEAM YACHTS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship Russia B, Cook Liverpool Dec 3D. Queens
Sss5S
ss' il 'sa a% sa steamship
City e Antwerp Liverpool
Dale Experienced strong wNW gsIss yllh heavy head
was
jan Ts %s.s pss Il
0elrichs Co. Had constant hurricane IKE the entire
E:Ss :p1 %::p,as sS
EA II $ rrs
sisssmshiP Ocean Queen; hence lCr Asplnwal. ,.,
s..sss:
and Before the de Boat "cOad
Steamship Emily Tss souder Burdck New Orleans Jan 8,
with mase and passengeTs Frederic Baker Jan j. st 50
lon 70 49, spoke brig Mary Celeste from Jamaica for New
Steamship John Gibson, Winters. Georgetown, DC, with
BARK FoIvans SNor E6be for Talbot 70 DAVIS With
scsssra wsshs s III nasSss s
rg% nra hs Tsm dny with strong norhery winds
bsa
The & OF
sas CIV sn ss b ASs ESy
Co; vessel 70 SNOW BURGESS Crossed equator
shsnis
S 10 = lon SO W. spoke ship artha Cobb, from New
cedar %ss2
strong s1 psor.hsry winds 20 aeTas since ne weather
ss Ss =
Crossed the Equator in Ion Ss had fine weather
The b Is anchored at the Southwest Spit.
Passed Through Hell Gate,
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamship Alliance, shute, Salem for New York, with
mdse TO Murray, Ferris Co.
s.eamc; Mens, DAVIS Providence for New York with
Brig Britannia; South America for New York:
schr 4 j Bentley, Providence for New York.
Schr A r Knderbury, Thomas New Ne York.
schr John W Hail. Powell, New Haven for Virginia
schr MaryJ Long Long, New Hayen for New York.
schr and L WORTH Providence for Philadelphia
schr standisn, Rich, Boston for Baltimore.
schr Ned SUMTER Shaw, Rockland for New York, with
scSr Joseph Hall, Snow, New Haven for New York.
schr Henrietta Norton, New Haven for Eliza e.bpo
schr Lizzie Small, Tiee, Providence for New York.
schr Dart, Williams, Stamford for New York.
schr Louise johnson, Palmer, 81 Johns for Philade
schr Bengal Rockland for New York, with lime toJ
schr Mary. Eaton, Providence for New York.
Schr Ann Turner, Quincy, New Haven for New York.
schr George Brown, Geiney, New Haven for Elizabeth
port
schr Hope On, Chase, Boston for Philadelphia.
schr Frank Waiter Smith, Providence for New York.
Schr Senica Smith, Providence for New York.
sehr Watchi9l,. Norton. providence for New York.
ss5T Flying Fish Cd sgns HarDCS YorE
mdse and passengers
BOUND EAST
schr Ellen, Moner, Eiizabethpor for Belfast
schr Grand Island, Mciniio, New York for BOSTON,
schr New Dominion, Childs Flew York for st Johns
schr Annie Murche, Carl Port johnson for Newbury-
sshr M Ma MsCary, por. johnson for Providence
Schr Fly, Dow Eizabethport tor Providence.
schr Samuel Goodwin, Waterbury, New York for SIAM
sChr Nellie Bloomfield Hobbie, New York for Stamford
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-15
A POSTMAsTER's TRAP GUN.

On Wednesday evening Mr.. Henry Smith, Post.
master Of ST. James, Long Island, set trap gun
SO that any one entering the Post Onlce without
necessary precautions would receive the con.
ents OF the gun. Mr.. Smith had been an.
noyed the past month with burglars, who on two
occasions had entered his store, and determined to
bring them TO grief should they make another
attempt. After making all preparations he retired,
but returned for something, forgot his trap and on
entering the door, received the iull charge In his
lower limbs. About two hours later be was found
by his friends but lived only long enough to make
an eXDlauatOn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-15
FIRE IN WATER STREET,

At halfpast nine O'Clock last night fire broke
out at Nos. 264 and 266 Water street. on tbs third
moor of i've story brick building, which was occu.
pied by Il. w. Taylor, rag ana paper merchant,
The damage done to the stock and building amounted
10 IS, 0OO Jonn Castle. foreman OF Engine Com.
pany No. ~ fell from the floor anu was badly IN
Jured. lie was attended TO by physician and
takeR home.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-15

Enoch Carter, Of Newrury. N. v.

Enoch Carter, prominent influential and much
respected citizen Of Newburg N. L., died IN that
town yesterday January 14) afternoon. MIR. Car.
ter was democratic politician, who exerted q
widely extended influence In the political condition
OF the State. lie was sxty-one Years Of age Mr..
Carter had been confined TO his bed by illness
during the past three weeks. His remains will be
inferred next Tuesday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-15

g. so's Destination. OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-15

Nevada...., Ian 81 .lLiyerpoo . 1879 Broadway.
Australia Feb g. Giasaow.....7 Bowling Green
City of Paris. Feb g.. Liverpool no Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-15

A man named Neil Murray died recently at Moa
Flat, Otago New Zealand, who distinctly remem
bered some OF the leading events OF the American
War OF independence, and who a man wien
LOUIS XVI expiated the sins OF his ancestors on the
REVOLUTIONARY scailOld OF France.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-15
SAILED.

Ship Eme for Shanghai; brigs sioe. Cork Navano As
pnwalL
Wind at sunset N, fresh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-15

OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATES or DEPiRruRs FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
noNIhs OF JANUARY AND FEBRUARY
4
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-11-06
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Kidding Cotton Is 1-2c-Exchauge I-2
Discount 70 Par-GOld III 1.2.
Freights and Firmness - COrnmeal
Higher-Chieken GraTity-PrO-
vision Packing.
Quiet Day-Payments Wei Net
Mississippi County Bonds Offering.
Cotton Declined in New OrIeans-Mem.
Bhis and New Orleans on a Par
Decline CT 1-lc-Sales
5000 Bales.
CFFICE or II DAILY APPEAL,
TUESDAY, November 5, ltfa i
EHn


Madison street was quiet but cheering this
morning. The monthly payments had been
zuet in a way that Rgreeehlr surprised those
whose feelings led them % look only on the
dark sid OF things Exchange remains at .
aa-c on the East = On New Orleans; selling
90 all points par; some banks found Il rather
scarce, others very abundant ;One bank up 20
noon had taken $4,000. Gold was very uuiet
al me Nothing was dcinr IN stocks or
bonds, aS far as We could hear, except the sale
az $4,000 ChaslestOn Railroad second mortgage
al roc From seven thousand dollars
O. $1,000 bonds Of ~lssaquena, Bolivar and
Washington counties, Mississippi, were seek
ing purchasers but, a. would be expected in
the present aspect OF the money market with
small prospect Of success; Cd to noon no bid
had been made. T~nejOurnals Of the Western.
cities are All complaining OF a close money
market-numerous applications for accom-
notation and deficient currency. The 81.
Louis RepubhcdH reports. q The movement OF
currency TO the south stll continues, this
being FOR proceeds OF exchange on New York.
he market IN cousequence has been neely
F-ppllea' ana sales were made between banks
thousand on To meet the demand for cur
Lrlel- shipments were ordered from the Fast:
L..,e nov arriving, rates Of exchange stfened
2. tle close yodays buyers -eue found a 81
changed, sflinE at par"
TIE Gin eiunati Gaze1s says: There were
shipments Of currency 70 the South,
nNI NEE were receipts from View York and
1uA4-ra1le remlItuncss from the country
I.S 20 that the supply was ample. The
* discounted to a reasonable extent for
T positions Al the usual rates Of Sale per cent,
'sut money commanded y per cent. In the
open market on prime business paper, and IL
Wa, ea>ler % make neguttationso Of l4months
al this rate
Memphis currency bonds with past-due
coupons, skies 5sg54; Memphis gold bonds,
eArN ~ Aemphis pasf-due coupons. 65ad6,
Aempnls and Charleston railroad stock, S99
at onto lSt morSgage bonds, s.. do. ID mort
~ Memphis and Ohio railroad stock,
NO - hortgase bonds sof ditto "a mort
sage mississippi and Tennessee railroad
-lck- l5t-N ditto lSt mortcage ond hGss
90 ID mortgage bonds UE7l. Mississippi Cen
ira- railroad stock, Is. ditto lst mortgage
bonds, 8 ditto "a mortgage bonds, 8; Missis-
N-pli warrants IaUS; Mississippi leTee bonds,
go ARKANSAS leVee bonds, ls. shelby county
neN warrants Oag2; ditto ue-issue warrants.
N>gao; ditto coupons. Sa5c; Rank OF Tennes-
money Old. Slrbc; new Sd5; Tennessee
tomptroIer's warrants, Eg90.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-11-06
DOMESTIC PRODUCE MARKETS.

NEWORLEANS. November Flour dull
treble E9S 6k; family, S 5000 50. Corn dull
mixed, 6cs white, De. Oats nrmer at 3 ioc.
Bran, sos Hay nnmer choice 50; Pork
mess scarce; held AZ SIC 90. Bacon duh al "a,
2aEhc. Sugar-cuned hams, l9Aals5sc. Lard
firm; ucroe, Ssgs4ei keg; lie. sugar quiet;
good % fair. Ssd913c. MOlasses easier, with
3 fair demand; prime, 6i@Nci strictly prime
70 choice. 66G6sc. Whisky 9f439c. Coffee
quiet at l41z9is4c.
CINCINNATI. November5-Flour dull and
prices dropping at s. le97 30. Wheat 81 20.
Corn in fair demand and the market is firm /;
Old ale: new, 3ousAc. Rye quiet with a mod
crate demand ~ bSG70c. Oats quiet at "a
sc. Barley dull, but unchanged. Pork noml-
nal. with none offered. Groceries firm, with
a fair demand. Lard in fair demand, and the
market is firm; sales OF steam az Kettle,
shoulders nominal at EG5c; sales OF clear
rib sides at EzUsc; clear sides, Nc; all new;
loose bacon quiet. Bacon shoulders sold az &c;
clear nib sides, l0Ec; clear sides lie. whisky
quiet at e0GslC.
LOUISVILLE. November s. Tobacco fair
~ active; sales, 81 ~hOgsheads. Bagg1ng dull
and nominal hemp, l25E9lSe; lax lS9I 81:
Flour quiet and steady, with small sales Of
extra family at S. IS. Grain quiet. Wheat,
81 20 for choice. Corn, mixed, 45c white, &c.
Oats, 3aS0c. Rye, 65c. Barley, 75g9Jc; az on
arrival. Hogs firm al Sl23g43 81 deman fair
but receipts are light. Provisions are quiet
with sales of new bulk shoulders az 5sc;
clear rib sides, sc; packed clear sides are
quoted at sc. Lard-saleS Of head and gut
at 10: strictly choice leaf, sc. sales Of leo
green hams nom block az &c. Whisky in fair
demand at Gle.
ST. LOUIS. November5-Flour steady, with
a moderate demand. Wheat slow; Mo- 81 n;
No. 8 fall. 81 81: No. red winter, MS. Corn
dull. but unchanged: No. 2 mixed, Sc oats
frmer at 25l6G26c. Rye dull, but unchanged.
Whisky closed better al soc. Pork steady az
l6c. Dry salt meats in good order demand
and prices are lower; shoulders, sc; clear rib
bulk sides. SIC: clear sides, &c. Bacon quiet:
orderlots OF shoulders, 0zei clear sides ufc.
Lard nominal. Hogs steady at $ 75g4& Cat
tie quiet at sat.
NASHVILLE, November 5-Flour steady,
with a moderate demand; superfine, S6G5 >
family, S97 80. Wheat, 81 5Ogl q. Corn
loose new, 43Gs5c; old. 52G5fc. Oats, 3U45c
for loose. Cornmeal, g IS. Provisions dull.
authenticated, loo. Observation-Disclosures, &c
clear sides, lE4c. Sugar-cured hams, lSc.
Business is checked on account Of the election
and rain.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-11-06
TRUSTEE SALES.
Trustees Sale.

DY virtue of a trust deed executed to me by
ID W. b. Waldran on the Sth day Of April
1s6s, recordedin the Registers Office Of Sleiby
county, IN box NO.IZ, pages rs and L9, for
the purpose Of paying the debts therein fully
described, at the request OF me beuehctGryi 1
viii, on
Thursday, 21st Day Of November, 1879,
in front OF the Waldran Block, and upon the
premises, bstWsen the hours Of 10 o'clock am.
and 2 o'clock pm, sell al public auction, TO
the highest bidder, Tor cash, the following
described tracts. parcels or lots Of land, with
the improvements thereon, lying, being and
situated in the city OF Memphis, county Of
shelby and SfaIe OF tennessee, and ind
as follows, to-v.it; Beginntng on the east side
or Main street. one hundred AID htty 45ol
feet north OF Linden street; running thence
eastTardlY, parallel 9th Linden street, q
hundred and seventy-fve u.s. feet 70 the
west side OF Mulberry street; thence north
wardly with Mulberry street s-eyeuty-eight
and one-haIf CO. ft1l o a stake. thence
westwsrdly, parallel with Linden street, me
hundred and ~seventy-Iye us feet TO ths east
sid OF Main street; thFnce s0uthWardly with
the east ddsOf Main street s~eveuty-eight and
One-hal $50 feet to tie beginning the same
being cnelOt upon which The Waldran Block
Is si6sted, Including all the improvements
and app~ur1enances thereuutO b. 1uging.
The equity OF redemption is expressly
waiyed IN h trust deed all taxes u any due
or other sueUmbraRceS VIII be paid ont OF the
proceeds Of the sale. The htIe IS Believed TO
be perfect, but l sell and ouvey only as
trustee. W.. MESSICk, Trustee
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LAND SALES.
Probate Court Sale Of Real Estate


No. s., R.D-In the Probate Court Of shelby
County. Tenuessee-George l. Douglas,
Adm'r OF estate Of r. y. Bond, deceased, ~
FINDER and By virtue o. an tnterlocutoT
decree for sale entered IN above cauass
az the present October term or he ropale
Court, / viii sell 70 the highest bidder. aGPub-
he auction, on the PREMISE, on
TUESDAY, November I2, 1872,
within legal hours, the following described
real estate belonging 70 the estate Of T. y
Bond, deceased. lying In shelby county, Ten
neSee, in District mol, RanA 5, Section D,
bounded as follows:
the east line Ofthe HaFrsll tract, OF which d q
lot E part: thence north Win SAID line -
chains and n LINKS 20 a stake thence west "a
chains and - links tOa stake thence III p
q chains and 9 "a to a waiteoak marked
" B.; thence east Is chains and % luks1 0tle
1eginuinZ-coutaiuing s. acres.
Ala0, Lot No. NBeginninE AZ the SE co-uEE
Of 10 NO.l, and runs thence south 8 cha.ls
8 with sweetgum pointers thence west 10
chains and % links TO the NV coruer or said
dover lOG- with rzdoak sapiilg pointer :
thence south lEt ore Chains ard HhnEs "a
the SW corner OF said dover ioL. with sssa-
fras and redcak sauiIuE oiuters- hence we.a
Echains and % links = a stake, 70 being one
north chains and - INKS 10 stake the NE
c ruer Of dover lot NO. ]. thence west Us
chains and 40 links TO the NV corner o. said
dover lot stake : 4lzo E@Lnks from a white
oak marked * theme north ID chains
and 50 nks 70 a stake; IN nee east 8 chains
md IS links % a stake In west line HarreI
tract, theme south 2QeEree<east chains AMI
81 luks to the sW corner OF lot No-t. tnEnca
containing Il 5-l00 acres
Terms Of Sals-Cazh.
JAMES REILLY, CLERK.
BTI. CULLEN, Depury CLERK
H ~. sale. 50. NuF numwHmE nnnN
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monday, November II. Iszs,

between the hours OF u and p O'Clock an
and in 'front.' OF the heud7S Office. No. 81
second street. Memphis, Teunessee, sell Col the
described property. to-wit A tract or
parcel Of land, lying and situated IA shelby
county, tennessee Beginning al a stake on
trict OF Shelby q Tennessee which be-
lOnged to the late George L. Holmes
or b is known a. SCOTS avenue ar is IN
tersecl1ou Win HOMES d~Feuue-a1ol Hcla4l@
north Of the Intersection Of said SCOTS ave-
nue. with the Memphis and Germantown
plank road thence running eastward about
~ chains to Remberts Avenue thence south
ward 70 RemberJs avenue 81 chains To-
ElZabeth avenue thence westward with
Elizabeth and Holmes avenue, a'ou- seventy
chains 70 the embracing zoe or-i-
nal homestead Of the said George l. JIM
and now occupied In part by Geo.C Holmes
and in part by W-E Holmes FMS execut4ou
is levied on the entire interest Of william r.
Holmes in said tract Of land being an undl-
vided One-han interest Also, on the entire
Interest Of defendants, George C-H0lmes and
W.B. Holmes in and 70 the olloNng real
estate, to wit: Lots Nos 80 and ID in the plat
and subdivision Of the George l.. Holmes tract
Of land in shelby County, Tennessee. about
i've miles east Of che cttv 81 Memphis, on the
north side Of the Memphis and Germantown
plank road, otherwise known as the state
Line road. said lot MOI 81 sad 20 contain
six and ninety-seven One-hundreutIs s E-llll
acres. and fronts A31ts-LNO poles on north side
Of said Memphis and FermannoEu FLANK
Road, and Is west by lot No. e4
by lot Nc. ., and north bs aeU-acre LOT, said TO
belong 10 Jacob " 9lHau said lot No-6ls
/ said to contain three ami forty-fOur oue-num
dredth q H-l00l acres, and fronts &-ho poles
on the north side OF the plank road, ana IS
bounded west by lot MOI; north by Noon 8
90 acres, and east BY a lot Of g aeres- sa1t %
belong to one shirley said lot No 4 Is SAID
70 contain 10 acres, and is bounded uurtn BY
Holmes avenue 3-0J poles east ? ang.ner
avenue = poles. south by lot % q BY john
I sons lot 8-l00 poles, and west BY lot Is y
poles.
october 9, lS72- W.J-P. DOYLE
SheriTOf shelby County
F q NrDowFL Arroruav- .rf~.
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Wednesday, November 10, 1872,
Trunk Factory.

on the premises, 2s head Of Beef Cattle
and other stock, and personal proueriy-
JANE FIELDS, adm x.
Chas. r. Bullock. Attorney. mol
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LEA& sAUCE
MEDICAL.
LYONS KATHAIRON.
For Preserving and Identifying the HUI
man Hair. To Prevent its Falling
Out and Turning Gray.

well-preserved Head Of Hair, in a person
OF middle age, at once bespeaks refinement
elegance, health and beauty. 1t may truly be
called woman's browning glory, while men
are not insensibIe to It's advantages and
charms. Few things are more disgusting than
thin, frizzly, harsh, untamed hair, with head
andc covered with dandruf. Visit a bar
Der, and you feel and look like a new man.
This is what LYONS KATHAIRON viii do
all the time. The charm which lies IN we'll
placed hair, glossy curls, luxurisut tresses and
a clean head, is noticeable and irresistible.
Sold by al Drurgisfs and Country Stores.
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GEEsE-Fair Offering at SBaS.
HAT-Saies OF so bales Arkansas prairie a
81; $50 prime at SIS.
Hardware - Nails, Sc 2; iron bar, &c.
cast stees, nc; castings, country hollsw,
ware, 5x48cs axes, sl2al6 80.
HoMN1-Sf 1905 . Dbl; grits, s. 75a6.
kRAUT-Steady 81 q Dbl; 8 = hall Dbl.
LARD-Tierce refined, sKg9c; keg, lO8loHc
pals, I2c.
LEMONS AND oRANGEs-Lemons, 50; Or.
anEes, &sIS so
MoLAssEs-Prime 70 choice plantation. 50a
= itnfer1or. A94Jc; common 20 prime sugar.
house syrup, 4OG56ci fancy, DgS0c. New
Louisiana at Nasoos
oAIs-Nothins doing; the last sales were al
ySa39c.
oIL--Coal oil, S3G3lc 3 gallon; lard OIL
scHsl 90; West Virginia lubrlcaung, elB59c.
ONIONs-Reds, g on laudtng, IN store y 90
2 so; small white picking al s.
P0RK-BuiE pork shoulders oA.ab1Scs clear
porArofsZsouthem potatoes In shipping
order 81 50: Northern, s. %
POwDER-Rfhe, s. . keg; shot, - 1865.
SrRAW-On landing, 81; in store, 50.
81, r-Per Dbl. 3 20; 7-bushel bbl- s..
TuRKEYs-According 10 size, from SlO9h.
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Chancery Sale of Real Estate
Saturday, November sS, 1872.

No. E3-NicnOlas FrecK ct al. rs Jos. UhletaL
DY virtue OF an order OF sale entered in this
ID cause I viii sell, at public auction, to the
highest bidder, In 'front.' Of the door Of the
Second Chancery Courthouse, on Second
street, Memphis, Tennessee,
On Saturday, November %, 1879,
within legal hours, the following described
real estate, tO-W1t:
A certain tract OF land, situate lying and
being In the county OF shelby, state OF Ten
nessee, known and described As follows, to-
wits Commencing at a point on the new
Raleigh road on the north Ede; thence
S3 1o-l0 magnetic cOurse} feet TO a stake;
thence 70 the line OF the new Raleigh road
thence with the line Of said road l2O 1910
feet to the beginning, being part Of land con-
veyed by Benjamin Wright 70 Charles Jones,
duly recorded in the Registers cfdceOf SHELBY
county, Tennessee, in book No. ~, pages IS
and g, being lot No j, In Charles Joness sub
division. as ~ survey made bye. Burke,
County Surveyor, c0n1aining s Z-HO acres
TERMs-One-thirG cash; balance on a credit
Of six and twelve months; purchaser execut-
ing notes with two approved suretiest Lien re-
tanned. equity OF redemption barred.
This Ocbober 81, ls72.
N. ID. J.. STEWART, CIeEk u Master
J.. 4 IL. Lehman. SOLICITORS. Oc2
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Dr.. ru'r. sar;sgs.,l.a and eusen'.

DR.. TUFTS Sarsnparttla and queens
Delight.
No remedy possesses so many valuable me
dicinal properties as this combination Of
roots, herbs and baTks, The Queens Delight
Is acknowledged by physicians 10 be the most
powerful remedy now for Impure Blood,
Liver Complaints, Nervousness, Female Com.
paints, Constipation, Rheumatism, Diseases
al the Kidneys. syphfilflc Affections, kin
Diseases, Chronic Complaints, etc. But In
this ureparation 10 a combined with other
vegetable products, which renders ius virtues
doubiy valuable. Most diseases have their or
igin in the blood, and ~ a Blood Purtner the
sa~rsaparila and Queens has uoequal-
IL requires but a trial 10 convince the most
skepdcal.
For Female Complaints, whsther in young
or Old, married or single, at the dawn Of
womanhood or the urn Of life Dr. TUFTS
Liver Pills are an acknowledged remedy
Dr.. Tiuts Hair Dye Is The Best IN the World.
LEAF q
Pronounced by ConnolsseHrs
aTHE ONLY GOOD SAUCE"
II improves appetite and digestion, and IL
Is unrValled Tor its flavor. We are directed
by Messrs. LEA PERKINS to prosecute all
parties making or vending cOunterfeIts.
JOHN DUNCAN-s SONS,
AGENTS, New York.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-11-06
AOTInA.

The New York Cotton Exchange closed to-
day, on account OF the election. and we have.
therefore, no reports from that city; Liver
pool was dali al l0d; New Orleans was heavy
and Irregular at lSEaissc. This brings that
market n our own about on a level. There
Naaa good inquiry to-day, and amid deciin-
ing prices ana gloomy weather, with heavi-
ness ara dizziness in Ia markets, sales OF
H o deS were made. A few repacked bales
were sold, but we heard OF nothing do
ing IN primaries Good ordinary formed
q 4arEe part OF the cotton sold to-day,
I'd brought EAadITlac; strict good ordinary
sal low middling was at lS9ISzc mid
dung j. G strict mlddling lSzGlsc; we also
beard OF some good middling which brought
The buyer had the market greatly IN
der his own control A large portion Of the
owners Of cotton must have money. though
nnfained az a sacrifice, in fact a heavy sacri-
nee IN some instances This ave buyers Op-
roTtun1Iy 70 purchase Al rates highly satisfac-
b-7, and, therefore, a good days business was
Gone Rates were generally Ac under those OF
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nY virtue OF an alias execution 70 me di-
d rected from the Supreme COurt Of Ten
nessee in the case OF Samuei MOSby, receiver.
ETC., vs.. sarah e. smith. E~NeCutTiX, co AT iudg-
ment rendered 18th day OF Nay lS- for
zsls S-loO and costs, 70 satisfy said Judgment,
lnlerest ard costs VII. on
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NOTlCE.

A RTfCLES LEFT on the Grounds after the
"A late Fair can be obtained sc the Secreta-
nv office, Chamber OF Commerce, oy present.
ing The SUPERINTENDENT receipts.
noz LEON TROUSDALE, Secretary.