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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-01-06

We acknowledge the receipt OF: a
specimen number of the Weekly Vat
ness an eight page paper, Mr., John
Dougall, publisher, New York. The
Witness is an excellent paper. Sub
scription-two dollars per annum.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-01-06

The question as to who is editor-fn-
chief Of the New Orleans daily organ
of the Custom house faction of the
Republican party, has been definitely
settled by card of retraction which
appears in that journal of a recent
signed, "G. w. Carter, Editor
National Republicans"
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-01-06

Smart Aleck," of the Ibervflle
Pioneer, pinched for subjects, amuses
himself and nauseates his half-do2en
readers by getting off a score or two
of bad puns, for which Lieutenant
Governor Pinchback's eognomen furn-
ishes the material. Wonder il
!" Aleckn thinks such things have
any weight as political arguments
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-01-06

We are glad to observe that the
New Orleans Semi Weekly LOuisidniaH
enters upon its second volume much
improved geographically. We wish
it the long future of prosperity ats
merit deserves.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-01-06

Mr.. T. G. Compton, in former years
editor of the Opelousas Sentinel and
of the Courier of the same place, has
taken charge of the editorial chair OF
the Rapides Gazette, and We shall
expect marked improvement in the
paper under his management. Mr.
Compton is O recent convert to Repnb-
licanism, and as such we wish him
god speed, and will not call him turn
coat as we have been called by some
for deserving a rotten cause.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-01-06

The correspondent of the New
York Herald, writing from Havana,
saws that the students who were con-
demned to the chain gang for partiei-
patton in the Castanon affair are to be
hardened.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-01-06

A lady sometimes keeps charms up
on her watch guard but it is more
important that she keep watch ana
guard upon her charms,
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-01-06

Colds should be warmed over fire.
quently, and sore throats taken in be-
fore sun down.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-01-06

The General Assembly met on Men
day the first instant.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-01-06

The jackson, Miss, Pilotre-appears
as daily paper.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-01-06

Communications may be addressed siInP,y
"CHIEF, Donaldsonvilie, La, OF 10 inc s'''
tor and proprietor personally.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-01-06

,rronsient advertisements. 81 per square first
insertion Is cts. each subsequent insertion
Al, official advertisements 81 per square each
insertion.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-07-22
SPEECH OF E. J. ELLIS.

Mr.. Ellis said MIR. President, ladies
and my conntTymen-1 cannot express
swells my heart at this opportunity of
meeting and talking to you, and yet 1
feel very much in the position of that
ba Soeo9 Ie and mas
~ %ho. i at 90. part. 20, one aisE2 Ss;
some other beautiful voice MARBLE forth
She said, ny; song has been S1 sung mo NJ,
formed for this campaign but has been,
by the orators who have preceded me,
clothed with words all gemmed with
little while ago, seeing this glorious out
pouring of the people in response to
their ,eountry's. call. the best way to
whom all blessings flow" It seems.
!9o, that am compelled to
speech may be, 1 give it to you earnestly,
spirit, win bear back with me to my
and deeply you are enlisted in this cause.
You have heard the "clan call, the
henchman,s message has reached you.
you have gathered for this grand contest
for your country,s need.
OLD MEN,
i see yOnr hOary heads among as. /
tells that yon remember that the morn
ing of your lives was cheered by the sun
Of liberty, and that your arms are still
nerved for this conflict and that your
hearts are beating with the hope that
the storm cloud now shadowing us will
pass away, and the evening of your lives
will be cheered by the hope that you will
leave to your children what was your
birthTight = the inestimable boon of
civil liberty.
MY YOUNG coUNTRYMEN,
I thank YOU for coming here. 1 remember
q few years ago when wars clarion
called, how you mustered from every
hill and valley, and poured forth q liy-
ing column to the battle field. vel
that the dangers that menaced you when
yon so braveIy responded to the bugle
call were not more serious than those
which call You to this civil conflict.
MY FAIR CoUNTRYwoMEN,
the days of chiyalry.. when knightly
arms met in the jousts of 1.-THE
mighty ring, your smile was the
victor's guerdon. The knightly arm that
won by. prowess a simple ribbon from
your fair hand was more highly priced
bless you enoughf Would that from the
brightest fields of Imagination and the
garden of poesy, / might gather up the
brightest thoughts and throw them in
gmtterlng bonausts at yonr feet. l re-
when that same war call came, you saw
husband, sire and son depart, and
deemed it sin to grieve." How you sat
by your home firesides. with heart and
the success of our Southern braves. You
were our very angels, wearing the bright
sunshine OF your presence on our every
struggle, and gliding the hideous war
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-07-22

every inssancs cnss SOD imp!a1se3 y S1ee
az ns19sn .ee.s ~ 80 9a - S0%S1 ,,essSesc.f
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publican, hol SWants suanr Is hfnSn.n
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as W.. ana avn hSaas xS eu s'e 81 ~:
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cent, with eh0ulder ntfeps and sWokd
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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-07-22

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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-10-19
COTrOx MARKETS OF THE WORLD.

NEW YORK October Is, m:l0 a.m.-Th
cotton market is firm. Ordinary, lbMc; goo,
ordinary .ls low middlug, l8Hc middllng
lg.c; Alabama ne; orleans, NN; Texas
01se. FUTURES are strong; no sales to-day
sales last evening, 20 bales; January, Wl-iBc
February, DE March, a3sci april, nominal
M absence Of sales; October, Is l-l6c; NOFeIu
Der and December, d u-l5c.
Rdo p-m-The cotton market is hrn
ordinary, lgt4c; good ordinary, lsc; low
mlddling, I85<c; middling, 1870; Alabama
100 bales, including go for export; in transit
30 bales; futures, ~ bales; last evening, 81
oaleai mciu1ias ~ ioF EXPORT Included IN ths
sales afe ~ bales 10 arrive. Futures strong
March, Nc April, 4esc.
SIS p.m-lOttOn Is nrm; ordinary, lee
good ordinary lbtsc; low mIddnng, 1910.
middllng, DC; Alabama, lgJSc; Orleans
Gtsci IeKes19 e. sales to-dEy-fdr export eE
bales; % spinner 10 bales; Speculation
bales Ia transit ~ bsies; utures, 1890 bales.
last egenlng-for eXportsf SO bales; 10 s~piuners
rs bales; included IN the sales are So bale.
u arrive. Futures strong; February. Is5zc.
Receipts OF cotton Tor seven days al al
United states ports, g3,083 bales; erports-to
Great Britain, 8kf8l bales; tOcOutiuent. l6.6al
bale; stock, 20,lD bale.
LIVERPOOL. October Is, U@ a-m-Cot-
ton quiet but steaiy5 uplands- go; Orleans,
l81sd. sales to-day, 200 bales. Sales for the
week, 1900 bales for export, 1900 bales;
speculation, a,g0 bales. Total stock, jl .09l
i501 bales; American $500 bales. Weeks
receipts. EHN bales American. ii,0oO bales.
Actual exports, E.ug bales.
ESQ pIu-CottOn market Is firm uplands,
sd; Orleans 1914. sales to-day, L.0S bales
EXPORT and speculation, 400.
5 p-n.@Cofton market Is strong; uplands,
I'D Orleans, lV4u-
NEW YORK, October B.-The following
Is the comparative cotton statement for she
week. Receipts al an port, Gl0B bales same
time last year, ESQ bales; Total Tor the year,
4fa06b bales; last year, EZDf bales exports fOT
tie week. 1882 bales SAM time last year,
a0.46 bales; total for the year, lf03b bales Hast
wear, 10l.H7 bales; stock a. All United States
ports, 2N,li5 bales; last year lS1,lE bales; al
interior towns. 8,s96 bales; last year, sa.3ll
bales; al Liverpool, 55l,n0 bales last year,
578.0o bales; American ahoat for Great Brit
ain, 5000 bales ;Sast year, 5000 bales.
MEN ORLEANS. October Is, u& an
Cotton nrm and IA good demandi middiing,
lpIlc. No sales.
Epm-Cotton arm and in good demand
middnHg. is1sc; sales to-day, SO bales; iasl
evening sou bales; receipts, Isl bales.
ST. LOUIS, Octo0sr Is-Cotion quiet and
UNCHANGED; ordinary, EGi7lcf low mid
ding, nc; mtdatngi io8is1zc.
LOUISVILLE October ls-Cotton advanced
middllng, BIC; closed arm.
CINCINNATI October lS-Cotton IS hrmi
middling, Ice.
NASHVILLE, October E.-Cotton is In good
demand az full prices; low middling, TIC.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-10-19
MO8ETARYAND FINANCIALMATTERS


NEW YORK. October iS-MoNEY works &c
I higher rates, with loans at : per cent, closing
at AG5 per cent. The banks called in loans in
the forenoon. It was reported late IN the day
thai foreign bankers had resolved TO renew
loans on stocks next week, which is said 10
have Causedthe Hurry in the stocks arke al
and los for sight. cold heavy, selling down
from ll3ls 10 lEE, the railing rate being lI2zG
l17S. loans were from nat 70 1-H for use.
Glearings, e6NGl.NUo. Treasury disbursements
$4,000. G-0re1ameats were quiet and steady.
L. s. Coupons lSSl, u64; 30 Of Is62, Ll5Js;
5As Of lsai ll5e; 53s Of ls55, lie; obs OF ls65,
new, usss;b2s of1S57, uf7s; 5-2ls Of 1865, Ui5z;
l0-Hs, lOs1a; new S., III; Currency Is, H3I.
S0UtheTn SECURITIES were quiet and steady.
Quotations are as follows: MissOuris,
92iS: tennessee, old, "A; Vennessees,new, ~;
Virgfnfas new. 81: virginia. old. 49, North
Carolina, uew, -; North Carolina, old, Eh.
Sd0cks-The temper Of the stock market was
Dulllsh at the opening, with Western Union
and Pacific Mail leading the market, and
strong. There was "A disposition TO buy North
western common, 0hlus and Union Pacific,
which has not yet responded 10 the recent
and held the others steady. Lake shore was
strong on large dealing above -. Late in the
day, however, the Pacine Mail clique with
drew all their orders @ SSH, and rapidly bid
the stock up 10 81. Whena decentralization OF
the entire market set In, and, in a s~emi-pauic,
prices fell las per cent, and9 per cent for Pa
Gdc Mail. There was "a slight rally az the
close, but the move In Pacidc Mail frightened
holders and caused ageneral Apprehension as
TO the LANNLE OF NlE A4nNhEa- NnlrLA Al4llr
which sold at 81, closed at 765z. The market
closed az the following prices; Canton,
I0i; Western Union Telegraph Company,
~; Quicksilver, 40; Adams express COM
pany, V; Wells & Fargos Express
Company. So: American Merchants Union
Express Company, n; United States Express
Company, %; Pacific Mail, glk; New York
Central, So; Erie, 5Jh; Erie, preferred, p;
Harlem, lil1a; Harlem, preferred, 10; Michi-
gan Central, I'D; P~ittsburg, Fort Wayne and
Chicago, ~; Northwestern, ~; North
western, preferred. =; Rock Island. no;
New jersey Central lol4; - Paul 55s; ST
Paul, preferred, 10; Wabash, 7Vz; Wabash,
preferred, $; Fort Wayne, "a; Terre Haute,
Is; Terrc Haute, preferred, 90; Chicago and
Alton, ll01s; Chicago and Alton, preferred,
uiT; Ohio and Mississippi, 49,; Cleveland,
Columbus and Cincinnati, 81; Burlington &
quincy, ~ Union Pacific stock, So; Central
Pacific bonds, lOJ; Union Pacific bonds S9;
Delaware and Lackawana, 81; Harlem and
Erie, -
NEW ORLEANS, October lS.-Sight ex-
change, = discount; sterling exchange, p
LONDON, October ls-Consols, for money,
n; on account, GfgG US. I1s, lso, Sl4;
~. sos ls71 G1si U. = A0-0s, S734i new IS,
So; Erie, 49,
PARIS, October l6.-Rentes 53f. Sc. specie
IN the Bank Of France increased DQ,O00L
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-10-19

changed. Barley IN buyers favor at a5c. Corr
opened drmer, but closed quieti strict West
ern mixed, 3864c. oats scarce and nrIn
new white, sc. Cohee firm; Rio, u9lse
sugar active: Cuba, Ska9Ae. Provisions
Pork excited and higher; mess, S5 G55A@l5 10
Beef steady, plain mess, stg8i extra, SS3l0
quiet and unchanged. Lard more active anS
Z hrmer: kettle, Sc. Butter in good demand
Western, lOGlec. Cheese unchanged.
LOUISVILLE, October ls-Tobacco quiet
sales light. Begging quiet and unchanged
Flour IN moderate demand extra family
s. 5087 9; A No. LIZ 75GS =; fancy, s. 50qg
Wheat steady, with a good demand chiefly
amber and white, 81 s56l 60. Corn, oats, rye
and barley quiet and unchanged. Provisions
very firm, Win a good demand, but nothing
ply here. The stock Of mess pork, bulk meats
and hams is entirely exhausted. Bacon, ~,
"a, us, Ei&Gl2Ac for packed. Lard Toe for
keg. Whisky drm az Sae. The receipts or
hogs are light; there are about 200 heads In
packers pens sales % packers at s. SOD 30.
ST. LOUIS, October ls-Flour quiet and
weak for al grades below choice, which are
firm. Wheat duh, but unchanged sample
lots Of choice Minnesota spring, Sl3. Corn
duh. No. 2 mixed, see. oats quiet; No. , %
G28c. Whisky dull small lots, o9e. Pork
quiet ~ ~ 94l9 ~ ~ sAlsu 1tees ele
loose shoulders &c packed clear Eb sides,
l05<c. Bacon firm Tor clear sides, which are
scarce; i0bbing order lots, "a, s, Il941tl2C. Lard
quiet; retail rates Of refined, pc. Hogs dun
- aAtA W.
CINCINNATI, October B-FiOur cun at
81 DG7s -. Wheat firm red, 81 52Gl 81. Oats
quiet; new, a2635c. Pork nominal At sl4;
stock light. Lard firm for good at nc; sales
Of summer al 75zcs held az Pzc. Bulk sides
nominal; stock light; clear RIB sides lOlzc:
clear sides, l059c; shoulders, sc; sales al West
ern point nc &c. Bacon steady ;jobbing sales
at ~ - 15E, L9kGli5sc. Sugar-cured hams,
E9sat9e for summer and winter. Hogs steady
A. Si44O. Whisky firm al Sc.
NEW ORLEANS, October 1S.-Flour dun;
treble, s. 3Ws IS; family, S9gl0. Corn firm at
6fG65c. Oats, 40c. Bran quiet at 81 TO- Hay
Hay scarce and nrner prime, ~ choice. 50.
Pork dull mess, sl83 Bacon quiet and hrn
81 s, So lI5s, 12i41lEs- Sugar-cured hams, 20
elsie. Lard dun; tierce, 099lSc; keg, uisa
ll14c. Nothing doing in molasses; some com
yu sold al DOC. Whisky, 3gA9c. Coffee
CHICAGO, October lS.-Flour quiet and
unchanged extra spring, So &@7 Wheat
quiet, but hrra, and a shade higher, closing
No. ] spring az 81 Is. Old corn Is firm
closed dull No. mixed, H1sc. Oats steady at
2I34G2zc for regular and fresh. Rye arm
51sa5lc. Pork steady at Sl4 90. Lard
quiet sales OF summer at &c. Bulk meats
and bacon quiet and unchanged, with no sales
either; green hams, SIC. Whisky steady
lt SSc.
NASHVILLE October lS.-FlOur firm su-
50; family, sol 80. Wheat 81 5Olll 80.
lOrn Soc for sacked in depot. Rye Soc. oats
oG550; all sacked in depot. COrnmeal $40
PROVISIONS scarce and firm. Kettle-dried lard
De-. Bacon shoulders Sc; clear sides, l24c. !
suuar-curel hams lRc- HOGS $40 50. D
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-10-19
Thursday, The s1st Day Of October. 1s7s,


within legal hours, the real estate mentioned
and described In the ~pieadtngs and decree, as
AI0t OF ground situate in shelby comfy.
Tennessee, on jefferson street, in the city oi
Memphis Beginning at the northwest corner
Of Jenerson's lot; thence running west win
Jefferson sfreeta feet thence sU~uthwardly.
AZ right angles with Jefferson street, I4s1E feet.
more or less, % an alley, between Jefferson
ana court s~treetsf thence eastwardly, with
salu alley - 1eets thence u~orthWardly, az
right angles with said alley, Isl feet, more or
less, 20 the point Of beginning.
Also- Two other lots or parcels Of ground In
shelby county, Tennessee; One Lot No. so,
commencing al a stake on the east side OF
Lauderuale street. the southwest corner OF
Mh1tties lot thence running on a line par
1lei WIN Lauueruate street south 8 ain
and g links 10 jackson street; thence east, on
a line parallel with Jackson street. 3 chains
and 81 links % a stake at the corner Of John
lei with B~rOWn'sloL 8 chains and 81 links 10 a
stake on the line OF Whites lot. thence
west, on a line Of Whites lot, 3 chains and
81 INKS 10 the point OF beginning; containing
2 1910 acres.
Also, Lot No. 81 on The plat OF land surveyed
and laid OF and adjoining the tOVusof Mem
phis and Fort Pickering, and described as for
lows; Commencing at the Intersection OF The
north side Of Jackson street with the vest
side OF the fernando road thence north on a
line Of said road 39 west, 20 chains and Vi
Ink to a stake themes north AZ west. 3
chains and % links 70 stake near the said
road; thence south 5 chains and 9 links 70 a
stake; thence west 4 chain and 81 links to "A
stake thence south 8 chains and q links 10 "a
stake IN the north line OF Jackson street:
thence on q line with Jackson street east 8
chains and - inks to The point Of beginning.
Terms Of Sale%Six, twelve and eighteen
months credit g, y and Is months credit;
purchasers giving notes with approved per-
sonal security for purchase money. and a lien
retained on the land until same is pafd-
equity OF redemption barred. August /, 1872.
John II. FREEMAN, Clerk.
Beecber & Beloher and Smiah & Eftfredge.
SOis. for cOmpln'ts
R.S.-BV consent Of parties, this sale Is post
pOneQ from the % Of September to Thursday.
October 81, lo2. The property viii be sub
divided and sold oy lQB, andper plan and dia-
gram furnished by j. r. Mckinney. ESQ. III
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Attachment Notice.

R. Van Broeklin vs.. J. ". McIntyre-Bef0re
me, Wm. Wallace Justice or Tie Peace f1r
shelby county, Tennessee
IN the above named suit, affidavit for at
4 tachEuent having been made indie Section
3i5 Of the Code of the Stale Of Tennessee, that
the defendant IS a nonresident Of thu state OF
Tennessee, or Is about 70 remove himself or
property lrom this state, OF mas removed
OF is removing ont Of tie county pri
vately, OF c0nceals his property 10 thaI
the ordinary process OF the law cunu0t be
served on him, or has abSCOnded- or is ab-
scondlng or cOncealing himself or property
Orhas f~raudeutly or is about fraudeutiy todis-
pose Of his property and is Justly indebted 90
TIE plaintiff In the sum OF go, that tie claim
is Just, and an Observation-Disclosures been issued
by me and returned By a properomcer, levied,
ETC.;
10 is therefore ordered, That the defendant
appear before me, at my Office, no. Is Monroe
street, In the city Of Memphis, Tennessee, on
the 18th day Of November, A. D.. 1872. at
ll o'clock AM, and defend this suit. or the
same VIII be proceeded with eZ parle: and
that a copy Of this notice be published once "A
week for fOur consecutive weeks in the Mem
phis APPEAL
aEanH VTrF W a q T NEuH . ID
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LYONS KATHAIRON.
For Preserving and Identifying the HUI
man Hair. To Prevent its Falling
Ont and farming Gray.

A well-preserved Head Of Hair, in a person
OF middle age, at once bespeaks refinement
elegance, health and beauty. It may truly be
called woman GROWING glory whi men
are not insensible to its advantages and
charms. Few things are more Disgusting than
thin, frizzly, harsh, unnamed hair, with head
andc covered With dandruM. Visit a bar
Der, and you feel and look like a new man.
This IS what Lyons KATHAERON viii do
all the time. The charm which lies in we'll
placed hair, glossy curis, luxuTiant tresses and
a clean head, IS noticeable and irresistible. tt-
sold by an Druggists and Country Stores.