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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-10


Colonel John Bullock had achieved 3
high reputation in Memphis ss cr1mtnst
lawyer His death yesterday morning a.
his residence, on MCsby street, afssr few
DAYS illness Of pneumonia. naturally
throws the mind back to those stormy
years Of the past, In tee Whirl OF Which
John Bullock rose TO pinnacle OF popu-
lSrity In Mem phis which has been achieved
by few men. He cast his fortunes In our
midst about four years before the break
ing out of that civil strife which removed
our best and brsvest by the hundred. H9
settled permanently In Memphis In 1907,
and At oT,cs assumed an important position
"a prsctitionsr in the criminal courts
Having been born Ia South Carohns, and
educated in the noTs hWest, tie tone OF nls
mind wss bold and daring. DarinE s9e
occupation of Memphis ny the FeCSrs! sU-
thOritiss he hsd tbs tsmerity 70 Sssn0 up
here in a public meeting and defy the
whole United States and sVow himself a
partisan of the South. This had the eject
OF sublscting him to the surveillance OF
the authorities until martial Law ceased
He was 8 candidate for the congress of
the Confederate States from this district
against Col. John q. Farrington and the
late Judge Currsn, the latter of whom
won the eest, Colonel Bullock occupied
the bench Of the criminal court here,
after tie retirement OF Judge Huo-
son, by appointment of Governor Senter.
He wss . hard worker in cbsmbers, So
well as an able plea66r st the bar. In ten
years there was no important criminal
case conducted in Memphis without Colo
nel Bullock. he leaves q family to mourn
his loss, having been married twice
during q hsrd-Working LIE Of forty nve
years. His second wife is the dsughter
Of tss late Peter Essig, of this city. Co
lonsl Builock became = Cst1Onc previous
to his death, in the profession Of which
faith be died
The funeral will take plscs from st. Pc
ter's church on Adams street, ct two
O'Clock 10 day, and viii be attended by AL
the members Of the bar.
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I7g7 Tiger Va Mississippi Valley Insurance
compsny; 1890 Lucarrina vB Littleto1
o. al; 1873 Manhattan bank vs
Lsrkin; 1902 Payne ct al vs Smith ct al;
1903 Payne es al vs. Smith ct al; 1910
Southworth VS. Memphis and Arkansas
River Packet company; 1874 Pssrle d Co
vs. Wige; 1915 Fleming OF sl VS. Cobb; 1916
Jordan ct 81 vs McNulfy; 1917 Powers &
Wightmsn vs. Wassou; 1878 Shillito & Co
vs Grieshsbsr; 1919 Carmsck vs. Miller &
Pdmm; 1921 Wiliisms ct al vs. Brown ct
sl; 1921 Brown vs Nicely ct al; 1922 Rosen-
bsum & Co vs Heinrich; 1923 Johnson ct
al vs. Partee & Hsrbert; 1924 Jones ct al
VS. Jones; 1925 Jones ct al We Jones; 1927
Connell, *, VS. Baker ct al; 1923 Specht vs.
Topp ct al.
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xoRETARY AND FINANCIAL MATTERS.
--LATEST REPoRF By TELEGRARHl
NEW YORK.

NEW YoRK, March 8.
Gold-The market opened at 1l01z, sold
Gown to ITO, and closed at 1l0M. 1t was
very quiet all day. Loans were from ~
TO 7 per cent. for carrying, Daily clear
ings nearly $s4 900 600. Specie shipments
for the week, 1896, ,762.
Money--The market was active during
the evening. The demand from stock
brokers was urgent. The closing loans
were st 1.s2 per cent, and late In the day
that rate was bid. Money was offered ct
II 16 per cent, and closed Arm at 8 TO
Der cent. The bank statement Is favora-
bic and shows that the banks have made
a net gain Of 81, ,87S, 900 in their legal re-
serve, and now hold 81, lis, $50 above the
per cent. required by law.
Sterling hange-Bsnkers'b bills, ,109H.
United states Securities--G Government
bonds were quiet throughout the day
end closed atrOuR--
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LONDON.

LONDON, March 9.-The stock market
at the close showed the annexed prices:
ConsOls, money .-.-92N Q. 9. 5-2os Iss5-......952
COnsOls accOunt.-92sz y. 8. sos 1851 .......93S
o. g. 52Os lS62........s US. l040s........-...S44
PARIS,
PARIS, March s.-Rentes, 56E 37c.
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the NEW YORK DRY sOODs MAKRET.
I1Arzzr EEroEr By rE1EeRAPH.I

lLATEsr REPORT BY TELEGRAPH.l
NEW YORK, March 9.
The dry goods market Is finn, with q
fair inquiry for cotton and woollen fabrics
adapted to the season. Appleton and At
lsntic A brown sheetings, loo; Beoth s. 13
@131<c; Broadway, 125<c; Continental,
l55zo; Lsconis, 1Tc; PtJtsheld A, 12c;
Amoskesg a ticks, 25o; B, &c; @, zoe; D,
ISc; Lyman J, SO inch bleached muslins,
l8c; csmhrics, 23c; New York mills mus
Inns, &c; Wsmsutta, 20c; Laconis, 10ke;
sheeJings, 45c; Merrimac and Cocheco
prints, II 10; Washington robes, 1111@12c;
Hamilton Tycoon reps, 25c; Pacific Mills
Imperial reps, Csc; y corded alpaeas, 25c;
Mssonville Msnvilles 8 and Sons paper
cambrics, 1s11o; high oolors, 141<o; Gar
ner q Co.'s Wigsns, 19c; common worsted
brOcades, 800; alpaca brocsdes, 60@9Oc;
JeWett City stripes, 12H@131xc; Indian
Orchard improved corset jeans, 1251cj
Hollozell improved corset jeans, 141xc;
New Market bleaehed and e9lored corset
jeans, 14c; Amoskesg bleached drills, l8c.
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second Uhaneery Court Scott, Chan
eeIIOr.

No business transacted in this court
Yesterday. General Adams presented
the resolutions of be bar IN respect 20 the
late Judge Thomas r Smi'h. On motion
OF G.. P. Foute, court adjourned until
Monday, out of respect to the memory of
the late Colonel John Bullock. On Mon
day the same cases es set for yesterday
will be called, the hrst being the State va
Big Creek Turnpike company. Witnesses
and Jurors are expected and required TO
b9 preeeut.
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Privilege Taxes.
ImDortant NOlies to Msrehants

ovTrcK STATE AND COUNTY PRTYILksEl
TAX CoLLNCTOR.
Memphis, March Q, Is72.
~ The Merchants Tax Law has been de.
slared constitutional by the Supreme Court.
All who are liable to such tax are there.
fore notified and requested TO come or
ward and settle without further delay. This
uotice, it is hoped. will be sufictsnt for all
eoncerned. ]. HARVEY MATHEs,
milo Privilege Tax Collector Shelby Co.
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nAsUkIG TEMPLE.
nLn Bull llAR FOB SALE.

q EALKD PROPOSALS VIII be reoeiyed 81
~ fhe ofIioa OF ne Seoratary for sixty days
rom date february 70, 1874 Tor the purchase
OF the tWo-itcry hnlldtng on the noxt1eeat
corner Of Madison and Second streets, y ny
thirty daya nom dats of puEoneaes or Whon
ordered BY the DireetorF.
Terms caSh, or approF 60 AAxty QAya' n.,tes
The Dirsotory reserve the right 70 reject
any OF AL bids
~ order Of the pireelnEy.
81. II. ElaBEE. Er1sident.
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LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, March 9.
11:45 m.-The cotton market is quiet.
Middling uplands, 111f91l1d; middling
Orleans, ND.
4:80 p.m-The market closed quiet at
annexed quotations: Middling uplsDds,
11%@l1Hd; middhng Orleans, 111<d.
Sales to-day, 10000 bales, of which 5000
bsles are for export and speculation.
CINCINNATI.
CNoIpNATT, March 9 The cotton mar
kst is dull and prices droOpingj naiddling,
22o.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, March The cotton mar
ket Ia quiet; middling, 22c.
ST. LOUIS.
ST.. LOUIS, March g.-Tbe cotton mar
ket Is quiet; middling. 21121Ac.
NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, March a.-Cotton Is dull
but unchanged; low middling, 20Xc.
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LAW REPORT.
Flr.. Ohanssry Oeurt-MorEAn. Chan


First OhaBeeEy Court-MOrgaR, Cham
caller.
Tomorrow the argumentt in the case OF
Ksho vs. Able viii be resumed and con-
oluded. after which the remaining cases Of
the calendar viii be taken mp.
second CtRoutt CO9rt-Halseys Judge.
The death of John Bullock, Esq, was
announced to the court by Geo. 9lliham,
Eso.. who asked that court adjourn for
- day out of respect to the memory Of
ina deceased, which was accordingly done.
no morrow will be motion day In this
oourt. Tuesday, in addition 70 the cases
nublisbed for trial yesterday, as having
baen passed, the following ONES will be
cRIledi 1867 Kinney VS. Malioy; liza Sc
oar vs Cross; 1275 Curry q Co vs. Saintj
Io7o OitiEsas' Union bank vs. Loaguei
ies9 TahwNldt vs. Taylor; 1889, Barnes, ct
al "a Carroll; 1915, Vredenberg vs Wright
Foute. 1857, Anderson vs. Jsricho; 1889,
Haqgsrty VS. johnson, OF al; 1857, kremer
" CockreIl; 1858, SsffarspH va Levi l1l5,
Wsldstein vs. San Ter, ct al. 17S4l Gala
oher vs Csmpfeld BS8. Hin VS. Treze-
7ant. 1875 state OF Tennessee VS. Pearce,
Al An: Is4I. Bradford & 90. VS. Crews, ct ali
ls4a. Calhoun vs. Absolute.
Fsrus Ctreuit OOuFs-Heiake1s IadRes
This court adjourned over yesterday on
motion Of r. O. Mcdowell, Esq-s until
Monday morning at nine O'CLOCK ont OF
respast to the memory OF Walter Cole
man. deceased. late 3 member OF the
Memphis bar. Mondays calendar con-
tains the following cases; 1885 King -
Anmons; l44l Pyne ve Banks ct al lolF
Tooi. Phillips & CoFs Paciae and Atlanttf
Tolaeraph COMPANY; 156o 89aith ~ Cheek,
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stocks and Bonds The market was
active and buoyanS after the bank
sfaternept. and late Ia the day advanced
~ per cent. In Panama, ~ per c8Ds ia
Canton, ~ per cent. IN Pacific Mail, and
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-10

We Sell to Merchants Only.
"A. SEESSEL SON,
$50 MAIN STREET,
Memphis, Tenn, opp. Court Square,
EXCLUSIVE
WHOLESALE DEALERS
D nv c Q Q D s.
AND NOTIONS.
DRESS 6601S a SPECIALITY
81 Always en- hand, the Largssfs tOeEs
at tbs Lowest Possible Prices. fs2s
ELLIOTT & RlgGELY's
BAZAAR
al q AG&1n street
EHGLTsH GELE yEWELEK-Hewsstd de-
HBrTsY JET zEFs-for Mourning.
Real AM IL SIEAEA0E nAEAL sE1B-
HIs = SPANISH TOMBs-In real shell.
aUrrEBFLIEs AND BAADEAUX-En
TOILET ARTIOLEs.
LUBIN's extracts, SIKINsCN's London
perfumes, FABI5NA' 4, Ooiogne, Combs
Opera Glasses Music Boxes, Dressing Cases,
Travelling Bags, snd an endless collection OF
articles or vEBTU and ouriOAiTiss nom AL
parts Of the world. Headquarters for
Berlin WOOL
end I'm brnidsIy Materials fsg
JAs.JAqKsoS, successor to Jackson q Manson
d, ID KILPATRICK, ". D. HRHDERsoH
late with jackson & Anderson.
JoHE JACKSON, st. Louis, Missouri.
JACKSON, FITZPATRICK & HENDERSON,
Importers and dealers In Liverpool
COARSE AND fine SALT,
AIso, TURKS ISLAND SALT,
STchoupitOuIas, 9 New Lsvee, -, A8 and %
Common streets,
NEW OhLEAHS, LA.
First premium Louisiana state fair, lS7l
WPropristors Fisk Salt Warehouse.
~-Tshle Salt. in poab ets, all sizes.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-10

NOLAN was called 70 pre-
A fhas someWha illiterate cid
scribe lor 9 80 .s-liver oil, In his opin'
isl laay' lsa sno q ne s remedy for her com
;,t aon; az - slrote sTS s prescription for the
plslnlt, a.,' ne 49, - mi 10. With the Latin
saTGI sdrmuIs AOle Jec. ASS, oelng ligs an sn
l9lnlsaasi ll9n',is5sion 81 oieum jecoris assells, OF
= 49, nisin English, cod-liver Oh. Ine M
.aasscSna = was procured, takens ana "a
90 weeks the old lady completely
,.covered - her health. A neign0oE
80 her a visit after her recovery ana
tt~n-essad t~,.- - surprise ct her improved
s..s5s9ion fnduiring the secret Of 50
s.5 core1..',-. : ,-sstorstiou. ssWhy,D said the
rifi ~ 3flssv al was that beautiful noedl-
cine. the oil d iack.asss that S1S''s ~ -.
- NV iaef again.
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The last Is the fourth time. the Queen
f,zs escaped unhsrmed from the pis-
fols Of would be-assassins. John OK
ford. 3 crazy lad, fred at her IN lS40,
a few months before the birth OF the
Princess Royal. The second attempt
was made by John Francis, in 1872;
Frsneis was condemned to be hanged,
but the Queen eommuted his sentence
10 transportation for lie. Two
months alter this second atteLnpts one
W Bsan ained a pistol at the
oaeen. hue il was struck down before
- fired. Bean was imprisoned lor
"a months; these were, undoubtedly
the resuits Of monomania. This last
Affair seems to have been the empty
threat of q crazy man, and his Wea-
,oon. q forlOTn and harmless iDstru-
Mt, was as empty as his terrifying
.otfo,
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Southern State Sscuritiss-The market
was steady on the general list, and closed
steady as follows
Tenne@ees, DID,. e. MissouTls. a.
Tennessees, new w y. Oarolinas, OLD SoH
virsinias. neW-.-- 5 Gold ..-.....-.....--.-ll01z
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ToNTINE INVESTMENT POLICY PLAN


n 70 those
vitality results
this policies
w. RRYAEr Esa RON
whossI sIstsrs the onoznae extracs
INSURANCE
In
Tulsx xcesd thant sho o. OfyOurey
not appear TO have
" Consult
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ou. exehangss are requested . copy tie
sb5ys.
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THE COTTON EARKETs OF the WORLD
--LATEST REPORT By TELDeRAPH.I
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, March Q.
1000 am.-Ths cotton market opened
quiet at an2axsd dQursss
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EsTIK I'm R. uLTs ABOVE REFERRED TO:
Ordinary Life p cy age 40 $4,000 Annual Premium Sss
FIRST BENEFIT.
SECOND BENEFIT
draw 70 aeeu 10 aoash.
yea enL O luna padR
THIRD BENEFIT.
ns ans S FaSd ys yss B % cent cent Of nias s8 @s san:d %
TOnhRs Period @year+l of
FOURTH BENEFIT.
Pata-zp
rs
-
FIFTH BEREFrT.
Of aad dPuroh Of Annuity sorL
Tonins Ps5oa' 10
ton toth hisplan wfas
and
United or
H. BEERS, dAe9asry
O.
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Sales, 5000 bales; receipts, 1926 bales
expOrts-tO Bremen, 1858 bales; to Bsrcs-
Iona, 348 bales; stock, 20, ,77s bales.
GOLD AND ExCaANGE.
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SOs. a46 and 34S Broadway,

- II Life your aaos
md support, sspssiAny zains
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-18

AND NO EnISTAKEl

r"mrn"ucing this 'iay. December ad. ls-., and
VIII c"IIiinI". until all rhr irI!,v in.
: go: ar" odd, "a = Gi,cpunl cfaI,-r rrut -.
s'n,i> i''' /! "i"i =; these reduced Ir.cr, .laI:ac,
iahle Knives Ivory handles, So 90 to sl3 80 psr
lpZrn. ." pea
n'Isrrt knives, Ivory handles, S. % L. 81. On
dozen "' "' per
An'vrS and toras, 81 onto s. 0, p.r So,
,"rters with fuik and >Ic-l, ST }, IN 81 a,
i'rr >c1. >" w
Bread Knives 80 cts "a 81 -
,hii'ir"ne knives auL Forks - CENTS nor n,ir
Nut i!rk"r-. Il":.r! spoons and + .rk. IL ir,h.n
niit',' / r"ii nni'">. Nesri.bl" urks. >no,.
hiiNtr, >'cLi. ilnis.s. '
10 i"@'n Butcher knives, - cents 10 81 IN
i"rh'l Knives IN great Variety. seventy rlr-
''ii'-- nnI prices ram - fT'::l 20 cents TO \; al
20 81 -. -'e"'>
Eve IL ."n Erz'r-, lo.-t qualify. 81 90 to 5. =,
it'Z"r, straps ana Brushes, so cents to 81 .,
No" ! III >'y Ia my former PATRONS, and Ia
NJ l"ti'Iir ~ general That | have !-trrIIl:u. 4. =,
ilinr n r!IiiIgr in business. I have about fifteen
i'':.'lrri dollars IN ",t,d in tn.s. goods. ,nI
1 The money / VII -".l lll-rn a>tLnyr i tl,,y
- per cent. discounts: that -, five dollars wnlruri
ciIrap christmas presents. va
v" II. Main Street, , doors East Court House
"''ff JbliN " HlNEIAEr.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-18

The Boonslick Mining and Salt
manufacturing company have struck
brine. Water flowing with 4 fore,
s''filcient to raise it 10 feet above the
surface. Tests have been made to the
dcpth of 4SO feet, and water found
about equal to that of Kanawha.
+ urthef tests to be made, is confident.
ly believed that at u great depth will
prove equal, ii not superior to Sapi.
nav or Syracuse. a grand field for
capitalists, as there are three other
locations in old Howard as favorable.
3he almost within the corporation of
n";e.'r, and 10 yards of the depot
the United States. A meetinr Eth
board has been called, and in orr
next issue we hope TO furnish omr
fsnuer. with the result.-[Fayette
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-18
Loss by the Fire.

The losses by the fire on Las,
Wednesday night were rs follows:
/. Ncssrs. l;aldwick & Elliot. on,
house 800. on stock, $1,000.
Dr: t.. a. Taylor, room occupiea
ny Miss Edwards millinery store
500. Miss Edwards millinery goods
500. No Insurance.
John strobe. loss on house %soo
Dr. ~. &. MrFnii lost a Sc, of den
tistiools and his trnuk and clothing,
Loss $50.
The insurance on The proprriy n.
far ~ We could learn was a. fullnws.
Baldwick * Elliot. on lofi.c. $500 :.
on stock Of goods. $3.50. Both poll,
cics in the y. 81. luz. 10.
John Strobe, 500, in the State In
sufanrc Go.
IA usual at fires thcrc.wrrc some
Amusing episodes. Among others
We noticed about n dozen men wiih a
small house on wheels, moving it
aFros tho street out Of danger. IL
iookci ns If the stizootic had ONE
ana the men were trying their hand
~ ruhnin. street cars Aullyille
Herald.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-18
oeatl, Of Maj. =. c.. Marvin

From the ~~"'iiIit pr.nscrar. !an
Again we are called ul,on to record
Tie !irl. that death has again invaded
our cay ana snatc!iri from Us one
OK oar most IOnOrcd citizens. Asa
1. Marvin dlct at O'Clock
liii> morning. at his Residence in This
city.
In the death of Major Marvin. his
family lav: lost Il Kind husband and
ihlHcr, our city an cnIrrpri,inw citi-
zen, society one Gifts brightest ORR,
menus, humanity one OF lis most nom
orcd eXcinplars and Missouri one
VINO has served her in different si,-
lions with Ii most scrupulous ,iu,l-
itv.
We hay" not the data before us.
from Whch to do justice 10 the mem
DRY OF the respected dead. W.. have
not the ability to suitably RECORD his
many virtues ; his life WAS no orIiu.
AIRY II his virtues were no cn,nunn
heritage; his intellect was M suprr-
flriii app"ndagc. lie was ho,,.t
genial. >uarc. witty and nrruc rem
tlcmlu in the highest, broud.s, and
most comprehensive meaning of the
term.
Major Marvin has been the suhi.r,
of physical suffering for more thnn
Two Years last past. More than Two
wears since, ut Il meeting of the Con-
"resNlonal Central COMMITTEES. of
watch he was chairman, he addressed
The committee, givin. his views of
what the Democracy should do in Il
Ncr! iu'iu manner, after which We
RE 10 support HIM in his positions
anu While we were speaking. the
Major was attacked with epilepsy.
ana has had frequent occurrences of
ms iatal disease since. IIe died from
this disease.
We do not feel like invading the
sacred sancllty of his stricken and sor-
rowin. family, in order t. obtain
material for a BETTING obituary of
distinguished dead, but shall, ut
our earliest opportunity, procure the
materials for Il suitable notice of orr
neighbor and friend.
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Tho Orphans Hcmo...
II Kmm.n> Cisy. 10,


W. sourieI -& var a2o- to.-1 r.,
t"r' if"'i All "!p'IH ill.,. l.D3ai..-.
h'.P.e'- an'i neglected. orphan. chi!-
"'"li OF I3-:Dirn II j. n.ilttr l..n
''A''"' pis0 ."r..... ii ia.iic, ,rcyrc-
."h''n@ "1Hcf"hi ctlireiIts. Hui j. -,l--
.''h ~ eIe'rlty airDr. II Ia. pro-
'n''' '"t '."E"' q! hit.c ONES iHGf
"~'''"r"l"c wo':id have .i.rn now in
nh'i graz rf wandering about il
Htl-Ggy- laiDi.I,cr aud w.
During this litter yTiu,rr
unfortunate child wlIrI,,. ,. 80.
HONS for rDmlpli, and i. c,, '''
IplJH,Y aud each sI..ls v,5tl ,'
"Lat IL !, abin. VIZ =4urAie ,f.,. -,
"~'h"r"is-, yrTE mIuy Of .hein ,,m
yyamic: IN HTi bcX frOind door 10 ;ton,.
iDs i mDF.ci ri TODD. ar IA old y,r,
me,,i 10 ~af.a their is4il an, ,aiycr.
iDg limb.
:" give than rccrjv", "aai t:I4t charity
j. the nDb.cst 81 yiriWe..
Money, PTOvi.jpIT aud clothing.
Ic# ~ old, are r~cEticrI ~ TIE iiOHs.
aud surely not mapy faEiilie- arr itiG
ErDT - piTr a r9ife b.. Hsrh q ca-..
. r,fig4s rDEcerf-. '3:s .priot;rS. ar
Hirrct appeals WDa3 accomplish igIr
de-r+a tr.a''. nut PIC pc,pfc NJ
D"y c~p.Dg"0".jy rIu.~ =, ri, -h1i
ft"3 r~n/ t"rfnIa.E trf. e there
be sympatby IN Heir 4 a..s !sr suf.
fcriDG kumatit".
Adtress communication, ar hDna:
10 AT1. H. E.LTHI&S,
PrcsideUt OYpAaga' Home, Kan.
City 30. .
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General News It ems

Among other exclusives which New
ark boasts is a licoriec factory.
Now the London Times is going to
send out a Livingstone expedition.
The Mormons have three powder
mills, a cartridge factory and a large
arsenal.
The Illinois and Michigan Canal
company made ! clear profit of $3.50,
0Oo this year.
The Boston Globe claims to have
made a clear profit of $40, 900 since its
establishment.
A youHg Louisville priest speaks
iluently twenty languages, and reads
twenty-five.
Six thousand novels have been pub
lisled in France this year, up to the
lr=t of August.
Louisiana has more pork than for
t"n years before. and will ship tons OF
bacon ~ England.
several of the soldiers of Fort
Drid.er have taken Indian wives and
are rearing families.
y small family in Petersburg has
employed ~cigIity-tive coloreh cooks in
the course OF twelve months.
y New Jersey Catholic priest has
insured his life for $4,000, the bene.
lit to accrue TO the church.
Oakland. Cal. bra"s confidently o {
~ ability IN II few Years to buy San
Francisco fora cemetery.
y barrel of apples sells for twenty
tive d".Iars i'll san .Antouia. Texas.
ont bc"i Is only two cents per pound.
Oregon has discovered Il sunkco
lake walled i'll by mountains2.0OO feet
high. The water tastes ofiron.
Thcrava@es ofthc epizootic afford
daily THANKSGIVING fcn>ls tor the In
dams about Red Wood, Min.
New York is to have three more
literary ~wcrkiirS. and another is to be
established i'll Philadelphia.
The singular ease came up in Lon
don. recently. of Il man who died
.ravin" Sl.23O,U 100, to which us heir
laid claim.
New York has cat down its pas bill
over >f2j'.0oO this last year. The COM
%l,aHies were s.ind!ing the CITY to
tina alnUnnt.
PrnnSylvania'> buck vhcat crop i
:" unusually large that pumcakc frsti-
walls are t" DC instituted to consume
the supply.
The government printing for the
next wear will amonn to &, 600. coo
om'-t"urth of il viii! be wasted on
the Congressional Globe.
The hor-e dissas' has nearly run its
course III New York, though its Seuel
IN the form OF .oropSIraI cifiiSion.
IS killing many ANIMALS that were
worked while suif.r ny from the chi
Z""ilc. Several Of iic moi extensive
street cay lines find. to il.eir co-t.ih,,
the ronval"srrnt horses are retur; ed
TO labor prrnnaturrl,.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-18
We ZIG ,Hnsi.nnI

Ihi"rs. If"-;d.a, ct- That lu-a,
n~a'nr'.a frcach '..,:'.ir. Ia s,l',"n
a disposition /" "'uuI1'".th@.r. ruta-
to" "t "u" - Iu!!"g" 1T ."rt;lrin@.:'
a:ri now il -"eins t!:it I!i;marcG ba>
ran@"' Tic retiring fever. lherc,e.
graph ~."foE!ns ~ thai h. CONCENTRATES
reN'="i"a lac premiership ii Tie
IcrIna" Empire. and tI.at s.,.io4,
complication arr expected TO follow
that important event.. Il j. rv...,
'":I"'- I contemplate how Tie Bus
l'c-' o:,-e.rta t.. -r.ga i=.:va- woa:I
''i! r., they >!:on'l H. denied lie
privilege Q! ma"'l;a 'ta.las ,vrA !;.t.y
ItIg.-.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-18
FARM FOR SALE.

'NHIs farm Is located about six miles
l. due south al wayerly, in the very fs,,.sS
b,st portion oi l. ayette county. IL con- slni,
tains $40 acrcs, all inrlnsrd by a good -aiun
plne plank fence, ana in a high stat. of culti.
sht.oh. Ihr improvements are, a large twu.
urane dwelling, Suitable tenant houses.
anu all the necessary outbuilliur, ana coa
'rnlenses Ola web regulated farm, ~
y .aI,his tn n good nriehhprheod, convenient
5'hh IL aus on ia thriving young orchard,
r apunuant,y supplied with water. The
r au' has peei in cultivation only y few years, Ia
,., m .esh, and well adapted to the EroN;n OF
T.gy al The staple products.
w. .,sas-one thru cash, and the balance In
sna TWO Year,, with ten per cent. fIstf
1fer null Particular apply at th.s efAoS.