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every youth and every man in the land.
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Infection in the Afr-At this season the
vegetable world takes a new lease Of life; but
to the sensitive and delicate members Of the
human family 1t is a lime of danger and often
of great suffering. The moisture which rises
from the earth and hangs suspended over It
in the form of morning and evening mists and
fogs, holds in solution, 50 to speak, the me-
phitic elements which produce fever and
ague, remittent fevers, rheumatism and many
painful nervous disturbances, and which ag-
gravate dyspepsia, ~biliousness and all minor
affections Of the stomach and the bowels.
This, Therefore, is a critical period OF the year,
a season when the r~enovating, refreshing and
purifying operation Of the mightiest of all
vegetable tones n alternatives, Hostetter's
stomach Bitters, Is salvation to the weak, and
the best security for the continuance Of the
health and vfgor Of the strong. Now is the
time not only to protect the system against
the common ailments OF The season, but TO
prevent the disorders incident 70 a Yarme
temperature. Let not the exhausting heats Of
the summer months ind you u~nprepared to
meet them. A course of Hostetter's Bitters,
commenced now, Will put all the physical en-
ergies in fighting trim, double the capacity Of
the internal organs TO repel the causes Of dis
ease, refresh the brain and clear it OF all hypo-
chondriacal cobwebs, and place the whole
physique in an attitude Of defense, with every
available point fortified and guarded and as
nearly invnlnerable to unwholesome infu-
as it is possible for the human structure
To he.
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mATFERs.

A correspondent writes to the New York
DrV Goods Reporter 1.-THE gay and eNtraga-
CANT city Of New Orleans shows fewer costly
equipages on its streets h a thind-rale
Northern city. But when once production
and traffic have adjusted themselves 70 the
new condition Of things, trade with the south
must take on magnificent proportions RANT
ems are learning how 10 handle the freedmen
so As 70 get work out Of them, and the freed
men are learning that money does not grow
on bushes by reason OF the act Of emanctpa-
ton. Cane and cotton are planted largely on
the old grounds, and the railHay are opening
vast new areas to culture. In the Middle
states there Is 3 healthy tendency apparent TO
plant smaller areas, and cultivate more thor
Oughly; deeper blowing and artificial ferIiiz-
ers are getting IN vogue hrough georgia ana
south Carolina. In all the planting regions
there is agnowing disposition to econOmize
81 raising az hOme,a at least the corn required
for the stock. In the sugar regions OF Loui-
Siana, Northern men have invested consider
able capital, and the purchase and rehtting OF
plantations which had gOne into decay, is
mailing a marked Improvement in the aspect
Of things through the sugar country"
The New York Drg Goods Reporter observes:
asThe movement in gold during the past week
has been OF the utmost Importance. n fu-
ture Of this market is closely linked with the
course Of the foreign exchanges, and both de-
pendent on each other. b enormous trade
balance which Europe hold against the
United States is the foundation Of the present
advance in gold and foreign exchange. The
condition Of the markets abroad has lately
checked the shipment OF securities, etc. from
th~iscOuntry ,ou which we depended greatly TO
Hauidate our Indebtedness abroad. This de-
felt will almost a~ssuredly have TO be filed by
shipments OF gold coin. At present rates OF
exchange, double eagles can be shipped with
a slight profit, and as an early outflow Is
therefore probable, the explanation Tor the
present rise in gold is had. OF course some
advantage is taken Of the situation by the
bul cliQues who have thus far made a very
handsome profit on their speculation"
The same paper has the following sgnih-
cant remarks: some months since We made
special reference to the fact that the time
would never occur again when we could pur-
chase. as much for a dollar as we had been
able 10 obtain during the yearg ended with
1870. We have seen nothing in the tendency
OF things since the above utterance TO change
our mini but on the contrary, to cOnhrm it,
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Petition to Amend Charter.


No. S5-Fist Chaneey Court OF Shelby Co.
"HEREAS, The Memphis Wood and VIII
w low Ware Manufacturing Company,
heretofore chartered by an act Of the Tennes-
see Legislature, FOR the purpose Of manufac-
turing all kinds Of wood and willCW-Ware,
such as coOperage Of every description, mate
rails for building the woodwork Of wagons,
buZgfes, Carriages, a-Xe-haudies- etc, aud 10
use, barter, fell or -Xchange the same in Mem
phis or elsewhere, has fled q petition in me
FIRST ChanceV Court Of shelby county. pray
ing certain changes and amendments In the
charter thereof to-W1t: That the name Of said
company be changed TO the Memphis Wood
Works that all the property nov owned, or
70 be acquired by said company before The
rendition o. decree herein sought Be- diEestsd
out Of the Memphis Wood and Willow Ware
Manufacturing COmpauy and be vested IN the
said Memphis Wood Works:
That upon all contracts, rights or liabilities
stockholders, or between said company and
third persons, or which nay accrue and exist
on or BY the decree in this cause hereafter 70
be made, may Be enforced By or against said
company IN the old or new name5
That the purpose, business and objects OF
said company BE- 50 enlarged as 70 permit and
authorize said companyto procure and keep
all implements, material, machinery and tools
necessary for the purpose Of manufacturiug
al and every kind OF woodwork, erect and
operate a plaaing-min, dealin lumber, etc;
That section 3 Of said charter be changed
and amended to conform 70 rhe above, ifor
further particulars see said petiti0ml:
IL is therefore ordered, That all persons de-
string 20 70 do, make their appearance herein,
az the courthouse Of said court, in Memphis,
tennessee, on OF before the first Monday In
May, l5Iz, and show cause, Il any they have,
why said amendments should not BE- granted
as prayed for IL this petition and that a copy
Of this order Be published in the Memphis
Appeal This March % iSZ
A-copy-attest.
By BLACK, d.. and 81.
Nm. Edwards, sol for petitioners mhU
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,
"WEDNESDAY, May l, BIZ }


adry7 day on Madison street, and general
quietude in every department OF business
compared with two or three weeks ago. Tx
change stu very SCARCE, taken at par, sold at
Z premium betveen banks g per stOo When
they can get it on any different terms from
the general public. Gold is taken atAz' Dut
there is very little obtainable; the improve
ment in the premium does not increase mate
rally the offerings. The principal feature IN
city securities is the commencement to-day
of the payment Of the May interest on the CIT!
gold bonds at the City Bank; 50 is reported o.
fered for long date carrency skies win ~"
transactions 81 for past due coupons ChaIies-
Ton railroad was again the object Of attention.
but except q busy inquiry from IAN outsiuet'
nothing occurred; 800 shares are sun ohihe
,,sr,s+ NJ IN. sellers Al 40 are numerous.
-. ,nxtstv i felt about stat investments
,,f,b roilr,ads as they are at a rate Of inter-
- ohoxa the LEGAL amount al the time OF in
yestment Did the liking OF the rate by the
Iarlssure leQitfmariSei il for the special pur-
,osa lepislated upons n supreme Court at
Jackson is TO decide this matter in a few days;
in The meantime there is n shaky feeling
abroad. Arkansas leVee bonds are inquired
about in consequence OF "A being offered for
Them. We hear Of no sales, but there is some
wondering what has sent them mp once more.
There is a whisper that the State viii pay the
Julv interest upon chem and they will be
worth 5O-nous ue7roRs. Two Memphis and
Little Rock first mortgage bonds were bought
Al %. County scrip QUOtes s. Barbour Lewis
warrants, certified, sa99. Gayos0 Gas Com
many stock, .. Mississippi and tennessee
raIroad. first mortgage, 81; second mortgage
~ Mississippi levee bonds nominally %.
Memphis cit1 railroad, 50. Ban dizziness
money. ssaso. For Mississippi liquidation
bonds. face and interest, - offered.
clark. Waicott & Co.'S New York stock Cir
cular of April 9th, quotes Tennessee state
bonds. old, So; new, t.; Arkansas Is, funded,
a; Arkansas IS, Little Rock, Pine Bluh and
New orleans railroad, z; Memphis and
Charleston railroad, s.
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The New York market was deficient in solid
itv- Yesterday, and one kilograms quote down.
middIug sc, but the closing quotation was
exc, as on the previous day. Liverpool open
ed al Yesterdays quotation, I'D, but stthened
10 ualrsd. the ngure at which the quotation
stood on Friday OF last week. New Orleans
remained unchanged. our market was auA1
orders being apparently scarce. Beside the
demand for medium cottons there was some
guouiry for better qualities and attempts 70
obtain selections, all OF which resulted IN
nothing. There are some lots Of very superior
lotions on hand. but FOR the present they are
held on the market. Tie vacillation in New
York, and the poor demand that mas existed
the whole Of the present week fail TO AFFECT
urices: where COTTON Is sold 1t is without any
giving way TO agree with New York
OF Liverpool declines-Our factors know no
such word As" fall, in the present strong attl-
rude Of the cotton market. h following Is
lie aggregate OF the sales reported to Us; Il
hales ordinary at zoe; s. at @kc, 81 at2e4e'
strict ordinary II at ZLc, p al 2Ae, at 2szc'
good ordinary 81 al &c, strict good ordinary;
81 At &c, low middlingi g at 24c, strict low
middIing. : al sc, midaling, indicating a
Total sale Of 400 bales at unchanged quota-
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CORRECT TEE sTOMACH.

II is a well ascertained physiological fact
that the origin of most OF the ills that
afiiict humanity is a deranged condition Of
the alimentary canal. The bowels become
constipated and sluggish, and thence arises a
train OF painful and distressing maladies. As
a preventive and cure, there Is no remedy 50
safe and sure as DR.. TUTT's VEGETABLE LIVER
Pills.
"WEsT POINT, GEORGIA, September 8, ISL.
az. H. Tut: DeaT SRI have been an fnYa-
lid for five years, and have with fOrtitude and
patience tried nearly every patent medicine
known TO the people without any effectual re-
lief. II was suggested by some of my niends
to try your Vegetable Pills, for which 1 am
under obligations for said suggestion. II being
a favorable one, / propose to state the effects.
l weigh more than 1 ever did, and my health
is far better than it has been in ave years. !
certainly give all the credit to your pills, and
as soon as there is an increase in the family
you may bet, iii S a male, that his name shall
be Tut. Publish il you choose, Very re
specially, y. A. DONALDSON"
THE BARRIERS PREFER DIR. TUFTS HAIR-DTE.
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pHrs-F4ust class Der 100 pounds, soc;
second class Der 100 pounds 49e; third
class, per 100 pounds &e fourth class,
IA nonnds, a1c: butter and cheese, per
In ponndS- &c. aour, apples, onions, po-
tafoeS. bominy, corn meal pen barrel, 40c; beef
and pork per barrel, zoe WHISKY per barrel,
load, $50.
ALL RAIL FRoa CrNcINNkTI TO MEM
PHIs- First class per zee lbs; eoe;
Der loo Ibs, 45c; fourth class, per 100
fbs. Soc; h,class, per 100 lbs, sc; butter and
chsese, per 100 lbs, Soc; -four, apples, onions,
potarOea hominy and corn meal per barrel,
5o; beef aud pork pen barrel, S. whisky,
per barrel, 81 Do
EASTERN RATEs.-Have again declined sc
Der 100 lbs, but unsettled we quote all-rail
Boston and Providence, 10c, New York, 6c
Philadelphia, 6c; Baltimore, SOC per 100 lbs
Via water and ran, including via Norfolk, SC
per 100 lbs less. COMPRISING, 75c per bale.
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Petition for Incorporation.

No. $50 Rules-In the First Chancery Court
of shelby CONTEMPLATION for Charter OF
Incorporation.
WHEREAS, James RoOsa, j. f. Randle,
w W. II. Moore, E. F.. Risk, I'D. Danbury,
VS.. Bruce, J. l. Eichberg and d. G.. Marden,
all citizens of Shelby county, Tennessee, have
filed a petition in said Court asking to be in
cOrpcrated under the name and style Of the
" Memphis Mechanics Institute" with sue
cession for ~ninety-nine years; with power TO
use a common seal; to sue and be sued; pur-
chase and sell real estate to the value of $780,
600; to borrow money and issue bonds in their
corporate name; to establish schools of de-
sign, engineering, practical mechanism, q
bureau Of scientific discovery and invention
schools Of mechanical and engineering APP
premiership; to found a library and reading
rooms, public lectures and all other aids and
agencies which may promote or elevate the
mechanic art.
They pray for all the powers, rights and
privileges usual to other corporations.
For further particulars, reference is made to
the said petition.
It is therefore ordered that all persons deSir-
ing so to do make their appearance herein at
the Court House Of said court, in the city of
Memphis, Tennessee, on or before the first
Monday in June, lS72, and show cause. If any
they have, why the prayer of said petitioners
should not be granted, and the institute 1ncOr-
porated as desired; and that a copy Of this or
der be published for thirty day. in the Men,
phis Appeal.
This April q. 1872.
A ~eopy-attest:
Z. A. COLE. Clerk and Master.
By F. b. MCHESRY, ID. &. z NJ
FL RurEe Pickett. SOir for PefrS. aD.N
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MEMpHIs cArrLE MARKrr.

Cattle are in fair supply for best grades, and
scarce for common and medium. The ruling
figures are 574g6Ie for good TO choice, and
31s95c for common and medium.
Sheep and lambs are scarce and firm at 81
Csc gross FOR tat sheep, and 4@6c per hesd for
spring lambs. For stock sheep there is as yet
no demand.
Hogs are in abundant supply and dull al &c
lower. We quote: Heavy, s. 1894, and 81 &9
4 81 for light.
Cows and calves, sSG5 per head.
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SherfF'sSaIe Of Real Estate

n4-Bv virtue OF e a. IA. to me directed by the
clerk OF the First Circuit our Of shelby
county, April b, lS72. in the case of Merchants
National Bank vs.. p. Glenn and Peter Law
less, iudgmentr7th January, 1853, for Sis S6-l00,
besides interest and costs, / viii sell, to the
highest bidder, for cash, In front Of the Sher-
ffs office, on Second street, in the city Of
Memphis, On
Thursday, the 18th Day OF Nay, 1872,
the following described property, lying and
being IN the county Of Shelby and State Of
Tennessee, being part Of lot No. l46, as laid
down on the map Of the city Of Memphis, on
the west SIDE Of Main street. beginning . feet
south rom the southwest corner Of Msln and
Winchester streets, thence south with Main
street 3 feet, n extending back west, be
tween two parallel lines, So feet, being the
same property described IN the last viii or
Nicholas GIynn, deceased. Levied on as the
property OF p. Glynn to satisfy said deot, IN
terest and costs sale between the hours OF ~
O'Clock am. and pm.
MARCUS J. WRIGHT, ShariM.
By NJ. PxNE, Deputy sheriff. apis
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SATURDAY.. Nav 4th. 1872,
NONRESIDENT Notice.

No. 40, r. DIN the First Circuit Court Of
shelby cOunty-Waiter Napier vs.. Ellen C.
Napier, petition for divorce.
IT appearing from affidavit in this cause tina
Il the defendant, Ellen c. Napier, is n0n
resident Of the state Of Tennessee, and is q
resident OF the state OF Alabama:
It is therefore ordered, That she make her
appearance herein before the Judge OF the
First Circuit Court Of shelby county, at the
Circuit Courthause, in he city Of Memphis, OF
the third Monday in May, 1877, and plead, an
swer or demur TO cO~mplainants bill or the
same will be taken for confessed as TO her, ana
set for hearing ex parte; and that a copy OF
this order be published once q week, Tor Iour
successive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal
Done at Office, this 1oth day Of April ls4z.
FRANK TAFT, Clerk.
By B. F. COLEMAN, Deputy Clerk
Holmes Cummins, Sol. for Complainant
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On Saturday, May 4, Isza,

within legal hours, the following described
tract Of land viz:
Containing hye acres, situate in the county
OF shelby and state OF tennessee, near and
south OF the city OF Memphis, range s, section
- being parts Of a subdivision Of lots 50 and
81, OF kerrss subdivision Of his 10 acre tract
part Of John Ramseys 900 acre tract-said
I'VE acres being the south end Of lots So and ~.
above named and bounded as follows, to-Wft.
Beginning at a stake the southwest corner OF
lot No. o., on the south line Of said 500 acre
tract or grant, thence north with the west
line OF said lot No. %, two iundre and sew
enty and one quarter feet CTO14, TO a stake.
thence east parallel with sal s south line, eight
hundred feet 500, to a stake on the east line
Of said lot No 81 thence sOCth two hundred
and seventy and O~ne-quarteI fZB10 feet. TO a
stake on said south line, thence west with
said line eight hundred 900 ieet to the be-
ginning, as surveyed by Ma Kerr, March .,
1850.
Terms OF sale cashI
This April LIST, IS72.
NJ. B. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
Warmer & Lee, SOLICITORS Tor Complain
IN AM
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Petition to Amend Charter.
No. S6-First Chancery CO1r OF shelby
county.

No. 58-First Chaneery Cour OF shelby
county.
"HEREAS, The President and Directors
w Of the railroad company, chartered
heretofore by the laws OF Alabama, Missis-
sippi and Tennessee, under the name and style
Of the Selma, Marion and Memphis Railroad
Company Of Tennessee and Alabama and
Mississippi and Of the Selma, Marion and
Memphis Railroad Company OF Alabama, and
which Is designated in tre tennessee charter
granted IL as the Memphis and selma Rail-
road Company, have fled a petition in the
First Chancery Court Of shelby county. pray
ing an to the Tennessee charter
IN this: that the corporate am adopted by
the Tennessee Legislature be changed 50 as TO
conform to the name adopted by Mississippi
and Alabama, thereby making the corporate
name identical in the three tl States.
1t is therefore ordered, That all persons
wishing so TO do, make their Appearance
herein, az the courthouse o said Court, In
Memphis Tennessee, on or before the hrSt
Monday IN Mar, ls7Z AMI sbt W cause, If any
they have, Why said amendment, as askedfO-
in said petition, should moi ie granted: and
that a cOpy OF this order he published for
thirty days in the Memphis Appeal. Thi
March 2, 1S72-
A -copy-attest:
EDMOND A. COLI. Cfel & and Master.
BY K j. BLACK, D. g. and NJ.
Harris, Pillow & Pillow. so icltOrs for petit
TONERS mEen
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-05-02

Stocks and Bond-Theb bears made a raid on
the stock market to-day. and, assisted by light
money and a report from Washington that a
war with Spain was imminent, forced the
market down from ! 10 2 per cent, The decline
was most mOrked in Pacific Nail, Cincinnati,
Columbus ana Illinois Central, northwestern
common, Ohio scrip, Union Pacific and Rock
Island. Harlem sold down to l23Z- At the
close the market was strong with recovery Of
aobut I per cent from the lowest figures Of the
day. Western Union has been the strongest
stock on the list, and the short interest in the
market has been largely increased to-dsy.
The bulls say they win give the bears a twist
hefore the c-nse Of rhe week. DuntatLon-
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NOTICE.

4 GENERAL meeting Of the s~toekholders
- m the LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE
R1TLFoAD COMPANY Is hereby called. to be
held at the office Of the Company, in LOUIS
VILE, KENTUCKY On
Wednesday, the 18th Day OF Nay next,
nj IL O'Clock an, to take into consideration
our connections, extensions and such other
business as may be laid before the meeting.
The stoek-boOks VIII Be closed from the litk
to the 18th Of NAV, both days inclusive.
Per crder,Of the Board.
apl4 h D. NEWCOAB, President.
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Nonresident Notice.

No. 56.-In the Second Chaneery COurt Of
shelby county Tennessee-Henry y. Heze-
kiah vs.. Irene E. Hezekiah.
TT appearing from the bill which Is sworn to
in this us that the defendant, Irene II.
Tennessee
1t is therefore ordered by the Clerk and Mas
ter, That she make her appearance herein, at
the courthouse Of the Second Chancery
Court in the city Of Memphis, Tennessee. on
or before the first Monday in June, ISI2, and
plead answer or demur to complaints bill, or
the same VIII be taken for confessed as to her,
the said Irene f.. Hezekiah, and set for hearing
ex parte; and that a copy OF this order be
published once a week, for four successive
weeks in the Memphis Appeal.
This April 2, 1872.
NJ. b. L1STEWART, Clerk and Master.
BY GEORGE MALLERY, Deputy c. and n.
Pierce 4 DIX. SOl'rs for COmplt. ap23
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saturday, MAY An, 1879,

within legal hours, the following described
real estate, to-wit: A tract or parcel Of land,
lying and situate in the county Of Shelby,
state of Tennessee, on the west side OF the
fernando road, in the Fourteenth Civil Dis
triet Of said county, south OF and adjoining
Judge Kings lot, u known and described as
lot No. 81 of McLemore's division, contain
ing five and three-fOurth acres, more or less
said tract has been subdtvided into three lots,
and viii be sold separately.
Terms of Sale-Credtto Of seven months; u
ehaserS executing notes, with good security,
and lien retained to secure purchase money.
Equity of redemption barred. This April .,
1872. FRANK TAFT, Clerk.
By B.. +. COLEMAN, Deputy Clerk.
Walker & Horrigan, Solicitors. apl0 wed
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CINCINNATI.

C~rNcrNNAqI, May 1.-Flour has advanced
price; family, 81 a97 %. Corn in fair de-
al 4aa5Oc. Rye in good demand at $50
Csc. Oats steady at F2@4je. Barley, 70aSOe.
Groceries and oils unchanged. Eggs in fair
demand al lSc. Pork dull at close, SIS.
deredl %. Bulk meats-demand light but
holders firm; shoulders held at &c; sides. 81
FLa7s<c. Bacon-demand light but holders
firm shoulders, SIC sides, A@1zs9Is4e Hogs
dull and declined; s. bo94 %. Whisky duli
and lower; Sc.