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The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-09-20

Chronic DISEiSES SCROFULA, u
GERS. CO.
1t is we'll known that tho benefits derived
from drinking of thc Congress, Saratoga and
other celebrated Strings is principally owing to
the Iodine they contain.
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From any goods the customer may select, and
any size desired. The Bedstead Lounge manu-
featured by me il a very convenient article, it is
an extra large Lounge. In one minute it can be
rlade bed, six feet long, and four wide.
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Spcrtal agotjccs.


DR.. " istnr's Baisam OF Wild Cherry.
Where this article is known it is work Of
superogaton to say one word in its favor, SO
wcllisit established an unfailing remedy for
coughs, colds bronchitis, Group, whooping
cough, asthma, diseases Of the throat chest and
Lungs, as wen as that most dreaded Of all dis
cases, consumption, which high medical author
ity has pronounced 10 be curablo disease
These who have used this remedy know its val
ue those who have not, have but to make a sim
gle trial to be satisfied tha, Of all others it is the
remedy.
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MATTRESSES GO WITH TT,

Concealed in the frame. / will say we manufac-
ture onrown Mattresses, in fact everything in
the Upholstery line, and spare no labor to make
the work what it should be, and use no material
but the BEST which We keep constantly on md,
consisting of
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Retail Price. 81 90 Each, and Invariably Cash
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THE MEMPHIS APPEAL



t'shirley Dare"in the New. York Citizen.l
A co%ntriving young lady has initiated
the keeping of compliment albums, small
fancy volumes, the size of little autograph
albums, on each page Of which are TO be
recorded the pretty speeches made about
her looks, amiability, style, &C., each
sentence TO be signed with the initials of
the person WHO gave it, and the date.
II is not the intention TO solicit people
for fiattering sentiments, as souvenirs
are requested for p~oetical albums; but
the lady herself is to copy the admiring
things repeated to her, and keep the
record to glance over on a rainy day, or
in a ft Of blues. Do you remember
Sydney Smiths twenty-five prescrip-
tions offerd to a lady Of quality to ward
off low spirits7 One of them was to
uecolleet all the good things people had
ever said of her. Certainly there Is
something cOmmendable in the RudRc-
ious, self-pleasing fancy ofkeeping COM
pliment books. Think OF reading them
when ones hair is gray, for instance I!
The proper size Of the book is about
four by seven inches, tinted paper,
gliding, medieva binding, white morocco,
and Illuminated initial letters, as you
please. The pages will read like this (:
'She has the best style altogether Of
any girl / ever saw."-D. s. c.. August,
1857.
"Such a blue veined brow-I should
like to trace the veins with arose-steynl
Willie, October.
nShe would walk the boards like Ris-
tori. Her Of entering a room is
perfect Mrs. r. D. w, Catskil.
''She judges dispHssionately, and
though she likes slowly, is always just"
DIR. v, Evening, May.
"You may reject me, but till you
marry, / shall wait aud watch aud
strive for you."-X., July 1870, P. M.
"a very fine girl, well-bred, quiet
and dignihed stranger on the cars.
Fancy what a volume such sayings
would make.
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Mond.r the 2sd Dar Of Deeember

1867, in front Of my Office at the corner OF East
and Second streets. in the city OF Men,
phis, fem proceed 10 sell for cash, between
tn hours of ID asGa. and 2 pm q certain lease
hold estate for atelm aftTsDtg years from The
18TH day OF December. 1855 10 the 18th day Of
December. ISs6, IN The following described real
estate to-wiL. A certain piece, lsarcel or lot of
GROUND. lViuE being and situated IN the county
OF Shelby and STATE OF Iennessee. and IN the
CITY Of Memphis, designated - Lot no. 81 on
nlau OF the Navy Yard G-tsunds. ceded by
limited states Government TO the city Of Mem
phis. commencing at the intersection Of Auc-
ion and Fulton streets; thence south with
Fulton street 473 feet 70 Lot No. IS; thence
~westWardly With the line OF Lot No. IS to the
Public Landing; thence northeast Sc feet 70
the beginning. together with all the improve
mentE, buildings and 81 ectious thereon. Thers
new Steam Saw-mii on the said lot, vita
all the machinery Necessary 10 run the aIae,
ia perfect order, which will be included in tho
sale. said deed Of rust was executed to secure
he paymen Of one promiSsory note for ef4S
Il TO N. p. Hill. The sale will be subject TO the
rent due the city Of Memphis. Equity
)f redemption waived. Title good, but Twill
lnly onvey as trustee.
JOHN HALLUM, Trustees.
November q. IST. uov22 ad
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TRTHTEE SIZE.

FINDER and by virture Of a Deed Of Trust to
me executed by the President and Board OF
Directors Of the Memphis Dry Dock Company,
on Inc Sth day of November, lo57l eighteen
hundred and s'Xty-seYen, 10 secure the pay
ment Of certain claims therein described,
which Deed 0f Trust is recorded in the Regis
terfS ofice OF shelby county, in Record Book
M. 81. Up. 885, 800, 81 Eequtter, / shall proceed
n % the highest and best bidders for cash,
~ the Dock Yard in Fort Pickering near 70
ana below the city Of Memphis, on Saturday,
~ 9Sfh day Of december, 1887, between The
6ours OF II and II O'Clock. m. the foilowtng de-
scriped property. to-wit: Four sections (eOm-
plsfel offhel Memphisl Dry Docks, recently con-
strneted by the said Company, together win
an the Pump, Engines, Fixtures and Tools OF
every description appeFt6inlng Lherelo also,
the blacksmith Shop Tools, hon. Lumber,
and materials Of every En Reiong ng 70 falo
COMPANY and also the chart r 81 s2id Com
many granted by th6 legislature OF ~Aenneasee,
with fuli and ample powers 70 carry OF SaRo
Docks and enlarge the same. Work on
these Docks Is new, and the sections are N
good working order. A splendid opsning J.
Afforded by tots ssas TO practical WOrkmen 70
obtain control n DoessI new and in good run
ming order, and well located Everything per
tanning 10 them viii be furneq over by the
Trustee to the purchaser rs soon RS Ae COM
plies with the Terms OF his purchase
W. h. BUTTS,
no24-tds Trustee.
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Long enough; vel
and QUICKP

Depot for the Southern states for FINLEYs cHURN DAsHRR
at the popular China Hall of EASPbAND, LLOYD q G11AbEhTs no
32l Main street, Memphis, Tenn, and for sale by agents evsryWhere'
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A SCHOOL Boy WRITES UP THE Cow.
" A free school boy " submitted to US, the
other day, the following composition for
criticism, with the remark that if We
could not improve upon itit was as mcuh
entitled to a place in our columns as any
thing we might write ourselves. The fact
that the boy is nOtperfecti in orthOgraphy
is attributable to his remarkable devO-
ton to ''phOnics.i The con as a Best.
Onto this sudjeck L have studdysf neerly
a half year. Shugar eRin is y prOduGk of
the soil whitchit groZs in Amerika. Cows
is bad on it onless keeped out, alsO corn
or luther produce Of a mineriI nature.
Ralerodes on the luther hand, beeing Bad
on COWS maiks the shugar came which is
frekently cawled sorgum, even. Rale-
rOdes kills cows and irush by the dozens
which is mOastly demmicrats. The
germons sometimes fall ikwise by the
same kind Of deth, but Americans take
whiskey plane, young ladies differs from
COWS gratefully. Cows give down thare
milk. whairas females CT the humin
seeks love eggs as a genTil thing boiled
soft. If man wood do right and leave
Ticker alone cows wood be well fed. Cows
wood eat a CRATE deal that is not thrown
to the dogs which thare hair is used for
plasterin and shuZs from thare hydes.
BE kind 70 the COW" says the pOit and
you Will be happy Is
THE END.
INN RINGLE
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2d-The amount Of Capital stock is sl,0Jo,Oc0 u
3d-The amOuat Of capital SteCk
paid up. 100000 d
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Chancery Sale Of Real Estate,


49O-N. &. D.-ThOmas James, ct al W LOufa
T. James, ct al. Chancery Court OF Aemphls
DY virtue OF an interlOcutory decree made in
ID the above cause, / VIII sell at public aue-
ton 10 the highest bidder. at the Court House
door in the city OF Memphis, Tenn. on MON
DAY, December 3. 1867, between the hours OF
10 am. and p m, the following described real
estate. to-WiJ: The lot OF ground known and
designated upon the plan or map Of south
Memphis IS Lot No. ? IN Block No. Al, and
bounded as follows, to-wIt: Beginning at g
DOint on The east side or line Of st. Martin
street 50 feet s~outhwardly from the point Oftn-
iersecttOn Of the south side of Vance street, the
east line Of SC. Martin street, thence south
wardly on and with the east side OF ST Martin
street 20 feet to the northwest corner Of Lot 40.
g in said block No. Al. said lO- extending back
easteardly from ~. Martin street with a uni
form width OF 60 feet 70 the center III Bayou
GHyOso. Also, the east half Of lot No lin clock
No. Al. On the plan OF south Memphis. said
ct fronts on Vance street $50 feet to the center
Of Bayou GayOsO, and runs back 90 feet 70 Iot
No p
The above lots have been subdivided into four
lots. a plan OF diagram Of which can be seen
upon application ~ the Office OF the Clerk and
Master.
Terms Of Sale-One- fourth ash and balance
in auual instaiments of six, twelve and eigh-
teeu months from day of sale-purchasers CIV
fng Notes hearing interest from date, with APP
uroved security, and lien retained till payment
OF purchase money.
EQUITY OF reoeu ptiOn barred.
nov22 A. ASTON, Clerk and Master.
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Trustees Sale.

Under and by virtue OF : Deed Of Trust to
me executed by Charles InOalos and Jana
OIL ThOmas his wife. on the 18th day Of May.
1857, and duly recorded at the Registers Omcs
SHELBY eonnty Tennessee, in Record BOOK
No. 20, Part Sd, pages t6, 47 and 4o8, VIII. on
Thursday, the 26shD Day Of December, 1851,
Between the hours Of 10 O'Clock am. and 4
O'Clock pm. at the southwest corner Of Main
and Madison streets, ia the city of Memphis
shelby county, TenneSBee, sell at public auction
10 the highest bidder, for cash, the following
real estate: a certain tract OF land
sftuate, lyingand being in the county ofshelby,
ana state OF Tennessee, and described as toll
to-Eit; Lot numbered Two, Of the subdi-
vision Of thslaEds belonging 70 the heirs OF the
late Dr. Lewis q Trezsvant containing thirty
and on%hslf (S5hj acres, beginning NJ thu
corner OF lot uumbsrea Tnrset
thence south Sc east 295G chains to a Stakat
thence north 20 links 70 e red oak stump. the
corner OF lo5 three on the Plank
thence south So Wes8 10 % chains 10 :
on the west side OF said Plank Road.
81 west 80 % chains IN q stake on fbe
west boundary Of the tract and in John Ponels
line; thence north 8 chains to the norfh
corner OF the tract. a hickory thence $50
chains to the beginning. Also, an undivided
moity or half interest with AL improvemenfE
Of another tract Of land in the cocntv ef 90
teuden. state OF Arkansas, known on The orf0-
ioal surveys OF sad state IS the fractional easf
half Of the southeast quarter Of secfion r.
township 7, north range 3 east, and The east
half Of the east half Of section 2. to7nShfns
north range 9 east. containing in All ITO 80.
more OF less said deed OF trust was execuss.I
70 secure the payment OF certain promiegorv
notes therein described. The rignt or rede7nr-
ton = waived. and h title beuevedto Be rood
cqnveyo only - nustee
LOUIS Z. CARR, Trustee
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Agents w Every where
FOR "FINLEY'S CHURN-DASHER."

Ta FTNrE OBURN DAsF4ER combines so fully ue requisite qualities of simplicity
<onaa1aHd anaSoT1 sna as place al Le head OF N other impenens0 r dm ar pu-
psesa md cannot fail TO- recommend ITSELF most f0raby TO the common sense and good J1dg-
~" md NOR epagsny So with tue peoples OF tRe Southern states Who low fee 50 greatly the
need OF time noneg and LSOra saving hraNHL
Remnmbat that rsaI pncahak been nxe al ~ very mere NJ
the proprietor intendst oh Md and exercise he exclusive nghJb the manufacture andsa
tine Dasber for s Who United States, md Annot thHeh0ep obtained through any other
"" R~Nmbgu nat Ie asadanE puet to Agents has been hxd at a ngre to insurea large
osuch aeenu as may hndet with aGpNSy and h,s ant that such agents can. with
ASH capital OF en- hundred to one Thousand donaEsn SNAKE more aNaB,tn Tess time with sS
and with Lsnkt than many oheB N around yOp with tnousandso Of capitals nVeTedn
N~ H%1abr that ane afr4nc. asgacn men, who ira wmng to pull of coat and roll p
aeevesRCAN. with abman capna.r anEeO one uedefp@ cent UHa every thirty % ap~
UadaNHdd distinctly hoNaerh u no ckp pmA@ ar p0deo "hHgm men gW BeW c
L. way thenw with eonphnuo of" hard ines" no mpoymen p n Atuauons' Come
and gde employment and good sy-empoyment rthousands-snpoynen oS5P N S@9
BAnaGne The hed of pnuon is as w1dea as The WhMe country cHey Spr0 ~
O. onns States ounueG Cua. To3n and he hunlD DIST cs-NOuh. SOUTH EAST d Vest
all nix before you Can visit then on fotan d on horseback by wagon ranroa1 and &mhoaI
sd IT WILL YOU WELL % 20 IT. for wherysry o9. may 60 -TI9dd s sn ssnEI y S9 S gm
ions crying lizard times md worse coming" Young en, acceptth he's tuzuon, to make 90r
Mga n 6 ymy onhnaraNa gE and here e good oPpoEunHy Of Icing SO Thgw
take hold OF tms wak with i'm; drive /" ahead. and soon the empty pus will
be- nn-nnniDg ove- friends will spring NJ BY thelegon. -.
we want @rto set one TboH OF hem :TW6 HUNDRED and FIVE HUNDRED DOLL1hs.
RaHenbr ocana see usn onee or wreN for particulars with aanpi FOR answer.
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s%erenteenfh daEnf neeemher. 1S6I,

Rstween the hours or y o'clock m. and ? p m
Al the southwest corner of Court square. in the
city OF Memphis. shelby county, Tennessee,
Ssli AT public auction to the highest bidder tor
cash. q certain tract Of land cOntatning 5i14
ARES. sit1ate in Shelby county, Tennessee, and
described As follows; Beginning AZ the south.
eaat corner Of a 2U acre grant OF The state q
Tennessee TO Charles u. Mclean, thence soulA
Sc deg. vest l0l pClea 10 links 70 a stake. gum
OAK and hickory pointers in the south 0ounQ-
ary, thence north deg Uess - poles 70
thence north e deg east l02 poles 70 asLskelh
I've east boundary, white oak pointer, thenee
gfnning-the same being subdivision Ne.
n ri. Bateman' survey OF said tract
The right OF redemptto1 = waved, anu the
title believed TO be good out EtI convey only
- frnsfee- /. NJ hill, Trustee.
Ayres 4 Randolph. Attorneys
R%vamber is. 1857. AONt9 l0S
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pngI,.h for me Por,uue-e.

A little book has been published in
Paris, protesting to teach the Portuguese
how to converse in English, which con-
tains a most amusing collection Of errors.
One dialogue cOmmenses thus do you
compose, without doubt, also some small
diseourses in English ?" Not yet i
don't make that some exercises" Do
Won speak English aIwais?' Sometimes,
though i fay it yet" You jest, you
does express you self very WELL" Among
the anecdotes is the following Cone
eyed was laid against a man which had
good ewes that he saw better than him.
The party was accepted. Il had gain,
over said the o~ne-eyed why l see you
two eyes, and you not look me who e "
Here, again, is the last paragraph OF the
preface: /" We expect then, who the lit
tie book flor the care what we wrote
him, and for her typographical correc-
ton that may be worth the acceptstion
OF the studious persons and especially OF
the Youth, at which we dedicate MIN
particularly
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
oFFIOE OF 81 pAILY APFEEALl


Money has baen working someghst es9ser
during the past week, owing to the iaIse SuN
iugs OF cotton bills The demand 9ussue
20 great owing possibly 70 the dlueultg
goaatinE. There has been hoeeNo
scascity OF exchange at q leM ol ~ n@@
durina The mast few days. We have no clane
10 not In rates. slight bills on New 1oIk ar
taken Al ne discounL and upon other polnls -
fle discount while New Orleans eAchAnee y
not hi demand. and only taken as IANoF 20
-nst,mars Al FAC on The current selling
inslsnoes customers have bought AZ . sight
dfscount- Commercial paper 4 not consldersd
desfrable, and finds no favor at bank WINE
rates upon the street are VarlaDlei win rev
parties operating 20 any extent
Gold has been sensitive during the week ana
has declined gradually from lSesc, al which IL
oDeuad. 10 Is-Tsc. al which II closed. Dealers In
f6is market keep up a fair shipping margin on
such los as are offered, although an occasional
call over the counter is made 81 about New
YORK quotations
silver n boaght At l28Gi2Sc-
Cry scrip-This money has declined nom SO
Sc since the nust Of the week, and Is again 2
little more in demand than on saturday puLl X
Few thousands thrown upon the market ~ any
time, is liable 70 run Il down Brokers are as
posed 70 huy to-day At $50, and 81 a lev Ptaoe1
Dc was offered. The selling rates are ole
Police scrip iSfn demand put hs LeA
been Withdrawn from market hIoAets ~
don4 httlein this scrip during me WEI IL
brvTrv rara is nomiually SIC NellnE al sc.
County warrants are IN LAr demanu VIZ
prires are not too large Buyers prefer small
warrants. me take thsm al NC large onHa N~
Sslinga at NG75c-
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Friday, the 9th day or December, 1867,

on the premises, in the city Of Memphis,
county OF Shelby, state of Tennessee exposed 10
public sale and proceed o. sell 10 the highest
bidder the following described real est te, to-
wit: a certain leasehOld, situate aud lying on
Vance street, in the city OF NemphiE, beiuE the
same conveyed to the said Plumms by deed Of
lease from Thomas h. Allen, guardian, GATED
the I'd day Of April, IS56, and 10 expire on ire
I'D day of April, 1876, aud now on record in the
Registers Office OF shelby county. The prem
lses in said deed Of trust are described as fol-
lows. viz: Alot belonging 70 the minor heirs
OF Claiborne DeLoach, deceased, on the south
side Of Vance street, beginning one hundred
and nfteen siLteen-ume hundredths feet rom
his intersection Of the south side Of Vance
street Nth the west side Of GOslee street,
thence sOuEhWard parallel with GOslee street.
one hundred and dfty feet TO an alley sixteen
feet wide parallel with Vance street, thence
westward with the north line Of said alley
hfty-seYen Observation-Disclosures feet
thence n~orthWard one hundred and hfty feet
TO the south side Of Vance street, hence east
ward duy seven nifty -eight-One huDdredths
feet 10 the beginning. said premises being Lot
No 8 ia a subdivision Of the property or the
said heirs situated on Vance and doslse streets.
The title to said property Is believed 10 De
good, but I will sell and convey only as
Term-Two thousand dollars cash the
balance in three, Fix and nine months, with
good security. Equity Of redemption waived.
Sale betWeen hours Of 10 and ? O'clock
l. $. MARTE.
,,r-Aq Trustee.
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ON Friday, December 8, 1857,

between the hours Of 10 am. and u N. the fol-
lowing described real estate. 10 wit: sixty
seven (0D acres, bounded as follows: On the
south by the lands belonging 20 the estate OF
WIlif0rd Sullivan. on the west by the land be-
longing 70 the estate Of W. Farley, and on
the north By said FaIley's lands and the lands
Of John Jarmau. and on the east by the land Of
said John Jatman said tract Of land lies about
three miles south ofCoIllurville. Shelby county,
Tennessee, ths same being the farm Of A. O..
Neal, deceased, at bis death.
Terms OF Sale-1n a credit OF seven months,
notes with good security ana lien Atained un-
til symen OF purchase money.
Equity Of redemption barred.
4. ASTON, Clerk and Master.
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wholesale Market.

Tbs general markets FOR the week Just gone
nave not been active. Oving 70 the depression
which has prevailed among our merchants and
planters refative TO cotton. Il would seem that
every day q deci1e occurs, and We have no
reasonable hope that &C has yet reached bot
tom. The Corn market is very dull, owing 70
Increased reoelpI OF Ebeued, but the demand
FOR ear Corn D. 10 eNcesso Of The Oats are
urm. while other articles for feeding urDOst
are Inactive Onions are scarce and very arm.
6eaLs are scarce Clear Sides are almost cut Of
market, and VIII no dOuot advance Mess Pork
Is not plentiful Bulk Meats are growing In
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WHY DO YOU ASK NE THAT QUENTIo.

Because me Q II them is needed, NJ doubt md tath badly, among you household onven-
tmtu III labOnous and troublesome Item of Glurnng may become an sgeoaher eGe@-
ton to teIa ladies' upon whom such duties usually evole
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Friday, the Sixth Day of December. 1s6I.

Between the hours OF Dam and m on the
promises, sell at public sale 70 the highest bld-
der. or cash, the following described property.
A certain parcel Of land s tuate. lying and be
ing in the city Of Mem phfs. The county Of
SHELBY ami the state OF TeEuFssee. and dss-
crtDeu as follows tCWIt; Being a pau Of Lot
numbered three hundred and seventy-ons J1D.
as upO the original plan OF lots Of
the town 81 Memphis, which part Of said lot Is
thus bounded Beginning az Ihe northeast cor
ner OF G. lot formerly known as george Crom-
wells; thence east with Jefferson street nifty
eight i5sl ieet TO is intersection with Third
street. thauCe south with Third street one hun
dred and tUrty-sight Q}sl leet sax l) inches 10
another alley thence with ssiu slley one hum
dred and fOrty-eia ht l4sI feet six (6l inches to
another aieY : theme north with said last al
ley thIriy-slE 90 feet TO the south boundary
line OF the CIomWe lot aforesaid: thence tsst
with said boundary iine ninety so feet ami six
l6l tuChes TO this sOutneast corner OF the aIOre-
said Cromwell loo, thence north with the esxs
boundary line Of said Cromwell lot one hum
dred ana twelve Qi2 fe-t and six ll inches to
tho said begiuniBg-tnEelhe. with all The ap-
p-uFtsuEnges theFsuntD belonging. Ssid deed
or trust Wa executed Il OBSCURE the payment Of
certain pToTtssory Mates to Erwin W. -shmsn
Z 7 the balsnce Of the purchase money. Re
compton waived Title perfect. but sell ouly
as trustee. j. c. Crimson, Trustee.
Memphis, November Il, 1871. nOvi4 IDS