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rae MAson 3 MAMLIA OReAM eoMPANY

UTassfs Of he Ptifss ErDosiaon HstIsl. tao
hate tslf fosnliy 6eelt alpirc1i i0ltea tbIi5gs 1t
IadasfTtai Afhibiiieils r las C5erfsts asf' q
9 . that their. work isthe AcxeewnEpaFp
- STANDARD OF ExcELzNcE Ia its depart-
Inent, respectfully laanounce that With Ss,r-
tended and perfected facilities, and BY ezclIil
siye use Of recent .. ila pio vei1snts, 1hex are
THAN EgER BERoEE. IA. great varsity as %
style and price, adapted 70 al public and pri-
M1sie : Rooms. Coneert Halls. Iosiess
Churches. schools. etc. in plain and elegant
cases. all Of which they are enabled, y their
aneqnaled faeilItles lor manufacture, % sell
at prices 0f inferior work. .i 80
The recent flnpror esnents In -th ese Organs
have 50 Increased their usefulness and popii-
larity thai tkey sre anquestiOnably the most
desirable inatrunlenfs sobtalnahlg for iauliig
use, as well as Churches, Schools, etc.f Wil G
the prices at which they can be arofded
$50 10 $1,000 eaeh) adapt them 70 the means
and requirements OF All Glasses. They are
edrIalfy adapted TO secular and sacred riilelc,
are elegant 5s furnitafe. occupy t1itie spacei
are not liable 10 gft out of order illa5 requlf-
ing tuning once where a piapoio1te Is tuned
twenty times), are very dora1le, and eaAy 70
111i1 ',, N y s r. orsan Co azs now seilfn EouR
0crAfE OfsGAEs for $50 each; t1fG 0fHA1R 3
ORdArls, EftB ss4oI's. with two sets Or f,rnH4-
roRs for SIS. and. other styles at pfopor-
ii5sest For tesssfnony 10 the supericriiy 81
Organs. the Mason & HRE1ifn Organ 10. ~
speetlslly ssies ~ s ~. s',sst PROTESTS 9
musicians II the country, Win many 81 effi-
inenoe IN Elsropes having given pn5llo tesfi.
nony thai the Mason = Hasniin az Hgans ekeal
eirealsr containing this iestimef = 4, m \
VIII be sent free % any one dsairils Il. als5 Z
descriptive clrcnlar. eoDEaining f1l na,fIt17-
lars respecting these iastrurn eiftS win 20 =
rect drawings Of the Sizzareat sly les -, q az
Address the
AAao& . HAldIIN oRfaaNco
r1afI y AZ HauT t1slF
poA - Trsncnt street. isoef2ps
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NV YORK.
Laying the Corner Stone Of the New
POstofiice Building. -. -.
The Crew Of the Cuba HOnOrabiy
00 eco 90 Bischargedg JETg.Ao
Release of Young ketchum from
Sing Sing Prison.
A Bad Speculation in Counterfeit
Revenue Stamps.

NEW YORK, November i4.-The
first stone of tho main ediflce of the
new Postofsicein City Hall Park was
laid Yesterday afternoon.
Miguel de Albania, President Of the
Cuban Junta, under date Of NOvem-
ber ~. requests Commodore Higgins,
In consideration OF the detention CT
the steamer Cuba at Wilmington, n.
c., to notify the officers and men un-
der him that they are hOnorably dis
charged, but that the junta VIII be
happy to utilize their services in the
future.
Edward B. Ketchum was yesterday
discharged from Sing Sing prison, the
term ofhis sentence, reduced by com
mutation of eight mouths for bis uni
formly good conduct, having expired
Yesterday ie EG1 Ei,a1J
Col. Whitby, Chief of the Secret Ser
vice Bureau Of the Treasury, accom-
panied by a detective and the United
States Revenue Collector Of the Hud-
son City, N. j., District, seized the
match factory of Haning d Ban
book, at Hudson City, and
arrested the prOprietors, for
using counterfeit stamps on their
boxes of matches furnished them by
John Ripon, of Princess Bay, whose
arrest has been previously announced.
They were arr3igned before Z. 5.
Commissioner Whitehead at Newark,
aud committed for examination in de-
fault OF $4,000 bail each. out Of $l0,-
Oo0 worth of counterfeit tobacco and
match stamps known to have been
manufactured, Col. Whiteby has cap
tured 5000 worth within the last
three months.
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MARSRAL'S SALE.

N ~ virtue of two executions TO me directed
ID fr0Ia the Municipal Court OF Mayn bh Is
one IN fay3r OF j. g. PeJti. aIid auainst fhe
Memphis Mining and Misunderstanding CON pa
ny, judgment On tne iitli day OF May, 1868 fof
s2Sa5 " stEo tholsisfid ssssen lfnndfed ard
sixty -nisie dollars. aad tEO cents, besi,fa-
costs Of suit tae othef IA htVor cf 81 j.
Siclls AID saainss ths same Coiapsay, jto.g-
men1 on. the same day foT 1ig72 50 cone thcu-
sand and seveuf -tWO dollars aud my cents.
bes lsies costs OF SUIT. I VII proceed 70 sell to
the highest bltiter, f0- cash, In mont ssf the
Courthouse door Of the Municipal Con {. ca
Wednesday, the lst Day Of 1eoembees 1859,
between thelesas hours u ssls the falloE Ing
descEihssi property to- ntt 4 The ieosehold IN
teresf of sisid 1nfpalfy In and TO the tract Of
land ON " isicis The knIhng Mills are situated
fronting ~, feet on. Promenade street Ia tl3ss
city OF Memphis, Tsnntzsee, and running
hack, esst sten uaraltsd Hines, EBoal 4o9 feet -
Wolf river. said leasehold has ten years 10
run from June, l6, together " tn ali the iEa-
proveaisnts therson 'eoi,s.stihg OF bufidinks
Ina.,hinsgys seilers. engines, roIlfne-ntiils
pfstiorut-sealSs. and "A he hx1asea bei9pg-
ieg 70 sad Rolling Mills, fsNted 40 a. tlls
property of rhe MeUit1ats Msnilie aud Mana
faetuTirs GQnipapys sslId sQid 70 SATISFY the
foregoing Judgments. lnIerest and costs
z a. HtsSN fiaL
Marshal II G. n
BY NJ r, RAIL. deputy Marshal
ffI| |1s1al
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BY The GOVERNOR.
THANKSGIVING.
stat. Of Tenn...eo---sy the so..rnpr.
a Proc1amA44oat


FTSHE President OF the Unitei Stats. reeog-
Il mixing the bOunttflil meTclss of Aim ighlY
God In the progressive vel fNre OF the nation,
recon msnds day OF National Thanksgtviu
in the sisterhoOd OF. States. rTenneEspe's reas
Sons for gratitude are bY ne Hieaus the ieasL
Ee( people share the general goad- No blight
has here destroyed The fruits % tAs soil; no
catastrophe has befail-n ths iaeors OF onr
craftsmsnf no commercial disasters 0xerta-
ken orr merchants; no peStilencs iaVaded
our land The Industry Of the iillsTs Of the
soil, of the toiieEs in the mines OF the arti-
nceEs in-Epod, copper, iroa an6 stone aRal lths
leart1ett profsssions,t has been pregpered
schools have been multiplied. Churches
have been opened The rnptEres--Rnd ant
m0sities % the past are fast fsidi ag into for
getfnlness. ras s5ailes snd JOYS Of peace
have aoOundsd throughout The Union ef
states. Tho liberty of every tnan is assured.
These blessings have not come 10 ua BY
chance. They bespaak our gratitude 10 their
'All-wise tliver. Neshouid seek OF Him their
Increase and confirmation Ia the future.
We have been taught. rom the Sacred
Word. by devout parents, that The Lord
aketh pleasure in them that fear kiiu-in
His mercy He healeth tho broken In kestrt I;
He bindeth up their wounds He telleth the
number o. the stars he pEepaTeth fain tor
the earth He maketh grass 20 groW upon the
mountsinsi He maketh peace 10 our borders.
SoW3 therefore, l. ID. ". e. 5enter, Governor
Of the state OF Tennessee do hereby ree0lp-
mend thai .fIsft
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PUBLIC SALE
TWO FIRST-CLASS
Main Street Stores
AT AUCTION.

WE ARE ISsFRUcTED BIZ CHARLES
w Jones, Esq., % o1ar, Al pu5lie saie,
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J ". jefferson vs. j, Henry AcCOrmaek.
, A FFIDANITs fort Al Aftachment having been
made in tHls cauAe, IN pursuance OF Sec
tian :. AZ Of the code OF Tennessee, and attach
meat having been issaed, lev lad, aid iet1fn-
ed, etc IL IS therafore prdeseli thai the said
.defendanf appear oeiSEe me- on ne ~ a % dity
said suit or the same viii be taken Tor con-
fessed, and the case heard ex parte, aud that
a copy OF the order be published once week,
for four successive weeks. In the Menp1ts
DAILY APPEAL. JAMES HALL,9. P.,s
Y for Shelby County, Tenn,
HART. HKAkS & MILLKR. Attorneys no9
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The rei,art 50 often made that At
torney Genel2l HOar cOntemplates re-
signing from tia, Cabinet, is true. He
will leave about JanEary lst, and will
probably be appointed 10 tiu the va
Cancy OF the Supreme Court.
SECRETARY boutwell,
intimated to-day that his report
WOBld express the opinion that specie
payments could be resumed nj the
commencement of the next fiscal year,
JulV Ist.
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Thursday, be lssh aay d NoxsmAer. lHss.,

be observed A. a day OF thanksgiving, prayer
and pruiseF d Almighty God. the gfs sere OF
every good and perfect gin I do further
recommend that all Ahe people OF the state
do assemble osl thai day Ia tna3I aaoustoulsd
PLACES Qf eu1lte " orsiilp and ufftediy feffder
homage and praise 20 the reator and Pre-
server Of all things, and deVogtiy lmplore
His contlnuance OF the manifold blessings
He Is " bestOwing upon the people OF the
State "a 0natiOn- lf
Given the Executive once, In the city OF
as lasbville, this 9th tay of November
II the year Of our Lord one thousand
lsEAI- leight hundred HFIst slxGy-ntns, and Of
the Indepepdsnee az the United
WV Is. ~. C. SENTFR.
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VV14AaoS sold ESS1fo11o1
For division between eFRsr, 80
On the lsth Day Of 9ecembsr.

To the highest fand, best biddef Ths houses
and furDiture are IN good couSii fi9n, and esa-
rything Is in read1 ne.s 10 cofiti1as bsisln SIS
ACCOMMODATIONS for a0lFtslfots4 OF Hi Us
For further iniorlnatt0R eati sflrcelarr de-
scriptive OF property, odd ess -.
oeas " Ei4lsIa 4 CA. pr,nrif.tt,Fs
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
|. FrNAI sErrLEMENT.

HAVE nled my aecounta ana yopcheH Ia
L the case OF my Admin tratfop Of the E.s-
ate OF Thomas Kinable, deceased, with the
Clerk Of our County Court, and viii apply 81
the next term Of the court 70 have tide same
allowed and confirmed. Whan those persons
Interested may attend and ehter their cbiee-
tions, II any they have.
Nr.syo.o s,..r, IfalQ nova
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NJ. PhilHppeaux's experiments On
the regeneration of limbs have been
repeated BY Mine Edwards, who has
described some new results In COM.
municatien to the French Academy Of
Sciences. His early experiments on
reptiles prove that II the limbs Of q
newt be cut of, the scapula or ilium
being left behind, the limbs will be re-
produced, but If the seapula Is re-
moved, the limb Is never REPRODUCED.
His recent experiments with fishes
give similar results. If the fln-lays Of
8 fish be cut of, they VIII be re- pros
duced; bat II the part corresponding
With the scapnls Be removed, ne re-
prodactiQn Rlp taks plees.
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BAILEY SPRINGS
Lauderdale County, Ala. .i.. Ea

TtNHIs eeiessaied Watering Place With ne
/ Hotel and cottages, eontaIi1lng ID sfeas,-
liig Rooms, beside Pa lors. Bhl-F0f1Ii, DtuiIsz
Hafi Kitchens, Bar and Billiard Rooms ali,i
Ofices. toeether srith about 70O aeres Of hind
adjoining the sLrings tract. and aii the
Alley Fixtures, Mules. cstfle. Hoy, sheep,
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MISSISSIPPI AND rEs7SEasEK RAILRoAn,l
SKcRETARY AND TREAHTKRR's OFFfcE,
MEHPHls, FEHr., October \, ln3sJ
cxTocK H0LDERS ia this company are
- hereby notided that The annual alecfion
fs1r Iirerfors to serve the ensuing year, VII
~ haid AZ fha Peabody Hotel. Melnpkla, on
WEDSEsDAHs the 10Th Nogezabsr next, al
y sssa S'esoc1 A1'' s.aLAMR. Secretary.
-~@- @TEg =
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TeLEeRaPHlc MARKETS.
NEW YORK

-H-H NEW fOhh.
NEE41NsssK, sNegeFnbeF Is. 3.-af'ntfof sCfiiet
bat nrna; sales 200 bales: upiands IS.
& Gel g. w5sas EsTlaisr s6d amber i s S.
5gss. CoAee ssasdK. Sygar Il also steady ,
Cuba 9, iiSii'f Meiasses a'liets-SeW~ qrleans
MS i.adrsey market Is easy a s.s7s Oh can.
ha5 - on the street. Ine bank staiemeIit +
more favorable than was expected: Lodns
dss; Increase sl5ai,s27; eireuntion ss4 2l2, 81
Increase S2i 24; deposits siS9 754 sOS; ineFease
si92 l09: iegai tenders 1851 go; lacrosse 81 :
lis. .o02 sterling i nTmeI q s'sSs1s G9ld
lz6@t q IBIS. The carrying rates we're 5E7f
EXPORTS tor the week Sl2i,22l. 6aSernnaefits
are steady. state bonds steady. Old Tennes-
Tbe dfg goods market Is inacove but
sisady at tbe Hecsut reiuction- We qnote
a isses sse Appists I t Es xssSsta ss IS sVs IA s @
IL foesssett +. 50 BsdfsTd K, Sfssioc,,
Green lI5S@l2c; Isssi Bank flgsc. sprague and
Pacific Mills Prints lslSe; American -stFlpes
isal51::' 'fsea ctoSs ElesaRs l2ssei watervflls
black ana rs White end elaek sehASls, % y ls'
NEW ORLEANS. 80 ~
NEW 0fa1.EAKs. November l3i--( COTTON ilfIne or
---Middling ~ y4s5s; sales 3t50i receipts 3459;
s. 55;XXx 80 81 corf-scafec 81 %. oats 90
6i Bran SIS o0 Hay So %. Pork held s3i 3,
Eaooha~ shoulders lf9<s-sides 20ia1e]<, SO gar
cured hams 50; Lard ls3ls; sagar-zfnllsl iair
prime 7SS8ls Whisky 81 l3sl Is. Cefee-fair
EIa l51<; prime l654@5.
Gold Es3s. Sterling 81. New York sight
bills - dis.
CHICAGO s ssss
CHICAGO. November i3.--Fiour. Spring extra
81 g2l<les5. Kheat s05< <G6s5S Corr e85 a d69s.
Cats 81 8 81 q, iFeas Barley So HigbNilles
Z ies islSaii5 bnik shoniSeFs. half cnFs,i.
he49lEz. CUBS sugar llgls1z. 500 slisl
CINCINNATI. Ne -
cIScISSATI1J, II, Noysin6es B-floar family
81 rye $. WHISKY 81 o. Pork ST. Ba-
9,n shoulders l9%i clear aides lb5s, Lard ls14f.
Rutter s0aSs. Eggs So Cheese i55Saig. COT
tDn h dull; mlddlnRs ~ T6baeeo-
sales q ~ hhds at si0gla So Sugar neN
cared shoulders ~ al71<. clear re and ciosIr
SIDES ls344l01s. Hogs - Scale o..
~ LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, November Il " las,s.g,,, sss,r,,
extra 81 y. Sales Tobacco n hide y, - =, ~
l,af sloail z5 " heat slal IS. corn a. eeafi
50. Prime sugar IA. Holasaee ~ fs,,ftr.s,
low MiddliRg ~. Bacon shou sdars -ieizas
~; bnlk NETS shcnlters 10 sides l36.f7sl
eho2ee $40 3 gross
III ST. LOUIS. q
ST. LouIs, EoTen Der y II ioer--Fall snper,
fellow So Oats i74e RyesS " hislTv q IS
louisiana sugar l1sa l3s<, Molasses 5ad-0.
zfew PORK s1s Bulk Hh oulders I253s sides M,
alle3f Beoon shoulders lex; elsaf sides q
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HAlF sEeTlOa0f LARn,

yErlTH one-half In a COED state cf cultiVa-
me halance Ws1 l4Inbered. comfortable ina
uroEafnsllfs With Gin. lPIeaEs Orchard ETC.
wilma i've nilla8 east N. and = Railroad ana
firos malea 81 Lo04ahomas Def3cto eountys
s,1ssi osss \ : 90 THQs. i poWEs
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200 cases beautiful NewPrints,
100 cases BIeached Domestic,
100 cases Cotton PIaids,
100 cases leans, 0a RaJlH
so cases Linseys, oTTcS
so cases FlanneIs,
20 cases ShawIs,
5 cases eiOaks,
so cases Breakfast ShawIs,
5 cases Arabs,
20 cases BaImoraI Skirts,
10 cases Boulevard Skirts,
100 bales Osnaburg,
100 bales Brown Domestic,
so bales Blankets,
25 bales Kerseys.
Also, an Immense New Stock of
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Z, = ,vf,qf t,eTss INSTITUTION FOR TIE
- 1fti.i 4 y - -. LolsIs no. Tills Instientiou
i.,',-,.l.'-l 81 ne SISTERS o4ChaHifT, An
s,1-t al is.4 " is private aud drzi-cllee IN
r.. rrr|s1I sIIa a1t4 and HcccnIl lodaIious Ia
slsne' raf11ute q both saxeE lad Of 1J de-
a1.iai iilaflols efa received. also lhose addtcted
% takfnR opium or othe- stiuulant4 e e.
oasa and desire 70 corTeCf. tcr ternH. Ete.r
apply % q. = X, 1ApD1f or tea 49, -
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The st. Louis Times says; /" We
venture to say that more IHOnsy can
be fakee to-day for the benefit Of Mrs,
RaWlius rom among the late Officers
and men Of what Is popularity known
at the North as the late so-caIled,
alleged, pretended Confederate army,
than can be, or has been, subscribed SC
far by the whole army OF civil, mill
tagy, diplomatic and judicial ofiiee
holders now fattening upon Govern
menf pap; and simply because, al
though their enemy in war, the<
found Gen. Rawiins ever a generou
and c0nsiderste roe, and, as soldiers
though On opposite aiaes, they woul(
not willingly zee any sold dIer's widow
or children sEfseF, " ~
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aT. Louis, Eovern Der u IF ioGr--Fau supar-
fne $50 7Q,7f o.. Wheat 81. corn--ci,(lioe
yellow 80. Oats f794e Rye65918. Whislv 81 ~
louisiana sugar Ia l3s<. Molaases 5o17-0
1few PORK s2s Bulk 81 oulders ~. sides "a
alle5f Bsoon shoulders lex; eleaf sides q.
tsaFe ls's: Afat5Af .btfaa
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Here Is q funeral speech which a
Paris paper assures us was actually
Dronouneed at MOntmatre, the Other
day. by father at the grave Of his
sOfi, Gentlemen" said the father,
IN voice full of emotion, i" the body
befa.a me was that OF nay son. He
was young man in the prime Of life,
with a sound constitution, which
ought to have insured him hundred
wears. But misconduct, drunkenness
and dsbauehery Of the most disgrace
fui kind Brought him in the flower q
age to the ditch which you see before
yOa. Let this be an example 20 ySu
and your children. Let Us go hence. .
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

= 3 q. B. - sSessss4s. ss. .s.e.a5z a1as. aa
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The men who sell lager beer in
Massachusetts have not been victims
Of misplaced confidence. They gaze
the RAIDS. no credit before the election.
and they flnd now that they were en-
tirely right, for no sooner are their
votes deposited than the State con-
stabulaFy descend upon their stock In
trade without seruNle or affection.
The lesson, no doubt, s,ill be perma-
nently beneficial.
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FAe NEWS.
rnr crssIoN or sAN poMrNoo.


WASHINGTON, d. G. November 2.
The sensation that the naval ezpedi-
tion which sailed from New York day
before Yesterday was intended for any
reinforcement Of the gulf squadron in
connection with Cuban matters, can
be very easily dispelled, as il was as
certained here to-day that its destina-
ti0n Is simply 10 take possession oithe
Bay Oi Sanlana in tbe Island OF San
Domingo, in pursuance OF a treaty
made with Denmark for the purchase
OF Sannaua as a future naval station for
The United States.t The Government
has sent three Commissioners to carry
out the details of the treaty. These
proceedings, however, are all prelimi-
nary, and are only taken by joint
agreement until the Senate can ratify
tie treaty. 1t is looked upon as
merely paving the way for the annex
atfou of the Domihieian Republic to
the United States, negotiations for the
same having been entered on in the
latter part OF August last, as eNclu-
sively annOuEeed- al. that time in spe-
,Nial Washington dispatches. The
Sp Sate has promised 50 far as TO sub
stant' 'sslly provide that San Domingo
shall be annexed as State without
first going into a territorial form.
DOING Duty As A FRIEND.
Ex-CongresSman q. V. Lawrence,
of PENNSYLVANIA, is here urging the
appointlnent Of Col. Mekeenan, Of
AVasiington, for the United States
Circuit Judgeship, in which the States
of PENNSYLVANIA and New jersey will
De included. 8t aa 100
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"A portion OF a self-constituted dele
CATION nom Canada, favorable to an
nexation 10 the United States had an
Interview with the President to-day,
and talked the matter over in general
details, but there is no prospect that
any step looking to the annexation OF
tie Dominion will be taken, as the
proposition does not seem to have
strength enough to warrant anything
more than good deal OF preliminary
DISCUSSION.
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The iadEatnlent against Foster Blod-
gett. It is sisted upon information
from the United States Attorney for
Georgia, ior having e1pnulitted per,
Jury in taking the iron-elad oath q
Office when he had notorlously raised
volunteer company Of artil llesy ioF
the Conieaerate array, VIII De
quashed, there being z difposiflen Qn
the part Of the Government TO settle
the matter" The question IS perth
nently aFked, &c Mr. Bi01getf could
prove ms innccenee would he RllOW
the indietmeni 70 be gnasbedfs ~
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PEREmPT0RY PUBLIC SAILS OE
Improved & UnimprOyed
CITY PROPERTY
ON SHELBY STREET.
On Monday, 22d day Of K0yember,
/ win sell, 70 ths highest eid5sr. for cash.
Without reserve,


On west side Of Shelby, between Cnscn and
Gayoao streets, each q feel fnch0s By Ils5<
ieet On one OF ths lots IL q three szQry EElICE
HOUSE, with lron 'front.'. formerly known IS
tne alien douse, constructed for store below
and residences above. Two Of TIE other Iors
are in proved, with 50 ucStaDlial Brick Houses,
and one vacant Ios ad5oining. This rCp-rty
= put up TO be aol&. and vii not Be with
drawn II there are bidders On ths grand
who expect 70 buy.
sa4r SxLE HoUR. y O'CLOCK.
TAOS. 4 COCEE
Royster, TrezevaHt & Co., AacusBsers.
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LoUIsYELLE, November is u Fsarsslly aouf.
sxtras - y saies Tobacco le hhds; lnesifuz 3
50. Prime sugar IA. Molasaes 75 Csotfs,s,-z
low Aiddling ~ Bacon shoulders issSa
Fiork $50. Lard ~. WHISKY 81 lSs,7e l,.-s7e
eho2eesiQ 3 gross.
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Many Commissioners LEFT the city
Others leave tonight
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Administrators SaIs Of Valuable Big
Creek Lands.

ME win sen, for the admin nistrqtors or
w George Il. Holmes, deoeased- Lois = o.
ffourl eight and Q fnlusi, OF TIE E0l.Llzd
Arm subdivision. lying on Big Greek solla
affeeu miles nom the city. No. Is al
snleniffIIv sgooded and Lies on 10th sides %
Sig Creek al is crossing OF the piai oacs
con fsfr,irla ~ acres No contains 50 acres,
,,li cieared with never-ialllna 8prt2s=i No
M a acres, well Improved, " Il -
,.,s =, rfrn,er. These tractslflt lie c0nEtllu-
one X, each other aud viii be sold septlI Sltc
fl,e Mississippi River valley Railroad, nov
f.1-, structeds runs in close prcxrruiiy to
ese-sil tract with depot At the corner II one
of lot No. 6. me sale VII take plae= ~ -
o'clock,
On Tuesday, December 7th, -,
On Lot 40. 4. being Bag Creek Planlx6aaE
'.rs.'S .TrsE.'kSMs.-HAn ca.h; half N Z nonshss
~a-'' - - g. c. HQLNEs,
". n. EoLAkS,
R0xsrER. IRRELEVANT 4 co,
Plans o. is!e g ess 9 nc. ne5 re-,
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CHnAGO, Ills, November i2.-By
the election Of Hon. IL. III. Cady,
Democrat, of the DnPage 58th Dis
triet. the Demoeracy and Conserya-
tives will have clean majority Oftwo
ia the Constitutional Convention.
The Radicals at the capital are decid-
edly down in the mouth at the result
of the late election in this State. They
sssee il, /" but cannot understand 1t.
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NEW ORLEANS.

CHICAGO, November i3.--Fiour, Spring extra
81 a2l<les5. VI heat SoS< GSsts CORR eg5gt 69s.
Oats az q ~. 5sFeaa Barley 50. HigbWines
81 Pork 81 "a Lard lBtsdl7. Rough
ssdes E1SaI453: bulk Shonldefs, half cured.
HE.n aIl-la slaar lLIzal "a. - - -
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The Conservative candidate for Gov
ernor II Mississippi, returns 70 that
state neSt week. He had quite con
Versation wilh the President to-day
which was mutually satisfactory, as it
appeared that the latser had not mis-
represented the Presidents views re-
garding the Mississippi campaign.
Judge D., however, did not hnd the
President willing 10 give Gen. Ames
additional instructions as to the cleo
fiOn on the 30th, and Dent declares
that ifthere is 3 fair election he will
be elected by very large majority.
l.ABoRERs GOING TO THE TEcHE