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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-16
Bankers. No. . Nassau-st

The KANSAS PACIFIC RAILWAY LoAN.-Secured
10y Land Grant of Three Millions of Acres in Kan
eas and Colorado, FIRST MORTGAGE upon the !pro-
posed extension of the great Kansas Pacific Railway
from Sheridan, Kansas, TO Denver, Colorado, and
nortgage upon the road now in successful operation
for 47 miles and earning more than enough to pay the
interest or his ner loan. This loan runs 30 years
pays per cent; principal and interest PAYABLE IN
GOLD. There is no better investment in the market
For maps, pamphlets, and circulars, address DAB
NEY. MORGAN & Co., No IS Exchangeplace, and NJ
K. JEsUP g. Co., No. 70 Pine-st., n. Y.
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gibiomb gntitis.
pa,nrRGH foKT w,Iss AND CHlcleo kiILsAr CosrAsh
IyycE or wissLow LAsIER 4 CO., TsAssFsH Aslsm

- p1,nrHgH foET WaIsz AND CHCLe0 KiLsAI CosrAsr
yycE or WESTON, L.sEKA Co., TsAssFsh Aslsn z
srwiOBx August D, lso9
TIVE BOOKS FOR THE TRANSFER OF the
al Of thr Oompanr will close TUESDAY ihe lWh dr
., tbs purpose Of enabling ths persons hoans
49, st time into the guaranteed 'tosf 70 %
is.n,dn trchsnEe therefor .,,-,. ,t-,,..A. :, 81.
,. palsbe quarterly on the YES
MY oriug MondGt Of lznuar April July and oeo9eI
of reserved under the lease 10 the
cogp.p aud dividends viii be payable nee oihe lueome
pisd State, ard Of all taIs which MAY DC cor
% IN, road or the corporation leasing the snsihe payment Of AL
..,l are, being nsumed by the lessee . --....-- a..
shares will be is'asd sisnsnss @
share. present stoeh Persons entitled 70 fses
"a stona par. Of viii receive scrip not shsd uIoeHa'
mart due exchange being three sreph' Of
hundred shares vii he ennrsred tndhe a'a IN
- ~ a.h dvidsnd hereafter made out oil the surplus "
Compaby h outstanding accounts shall be ssed ~
al, omen for exchange Of stof on Inesds the Sta
--harsu.t lg6g By order Of the Executive Committee
'' o' w1SsLOW, LAhlsa Co. Irsn,a Assne
>----- oy,Ics OF TnI JKyTEKsoS Is.URAsok CorPAsL
TKINTI BUILDSG, No. III BkoAP-Ai.o {
EgwioRK, September ~ loo' .
yt,IF BOARD of Directors have declared
u1IDRsD Of Five PER CENT, free o. Goysn%sss ni pay
---------- GEsc AZ. FtHK INSURANCE CohPAEr
No l57 BAoADwAI. n T., sept y 1905
npTU DIVIDEND.-The Board OF Directors
d,v declared DIVIDEND Of FIVE t3) PER CENT,
ftss oi'o'e'n"eH' -' ~ JACOB n. MOORE Secretary
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nlarbli ann Slit: Munit!s.

TN,NFIED SLATE MANTELS-Plain, Mar
,s ,b. decorated press hsn to so and up"hS'
- s,s .ok Of every descriptions plaza ana opsnlssN .
As' 81 pEyRHNS sLATE Co, No. 20 West Eshteenthh
Between Fiftb and Sixth ayes
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tAn west lat Bobds rs IChlcsso Milwaukee f NJ. al
w lat Mort lChic Eastern lsi MORT 81
a.r 81 Land ICo Chicago Ind LIST Mort. B2i
bel Lab WI lot Mora 90 lNewYork HewHAJen S. 90
,Tol wabash ID Mort. Central Pacific Bonds 81
froi L Wah Eoup
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yIArBLE MANTELS. from $40 up.-A Sc
.sap Of ID. latest design. At the ousn pre, OF ~.
and Italian hATbles Manufactured 10 the hlghsa "
eo %. IsGnyssA 1863 Hsbu.hiye cor A.eue ave. h,0o1s
NTARBIE and MARBELIZED MANIELS,
H,nUfNENrS GRAVBsrONRs ke-The largest st"st OF WIS
- ~, 90 hand ship at few honri neu's
SraBRR l14 and S6 kAs kfhisenth,t near
N1ARBLEIZED : SLATE, DECORAIE.lD.
n.KBLE aud MARBLE MASTKLs non ana siek,ss "a ~.
- a1ssIRT Co. Ne COS SIXTH ave. be- Hu AMI 70" ~
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

No. % Nassau-st..
offer for sale the following desirable securities:
NEw-YORK AND OswEGo MIDLAND RAILROAD
first mortgage per cent Bonds, free of Government
tax Principal and interest payable in gold. Price,
par and accrued interest in currency.
MOBILE AND MONTGOMERY RAILROAD. first mort
gage 8 per cent bonds. Price, s. and accrued IN
tcTeSt.
MISSOURI VALLEY RAILROAD first mortgage, per
cent GOLD Bonds Price 92s and accrued inter
est in currency.
I BONDS OF THE COUNTY OF LEAvENwoRTH Kan
sas, 10 per cent free of tax, strongly guaranteed
Price par and accrued interest. ....
Also. per cent BONDS or THE CRY OF osgEGO
Tho attention Of investors is invited to these we'll
secured Bonds. and upon application full infOrma-
zion will be furnished.
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CENTRAL PARK GARDEN,
" Seventh ave. between Fhy eighth and Fihy'1ioihss
LAST WEEK BUT ONE OF
THEODORE TIL OMASS
POPULAR GARDEN CONCEPTS.
THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING, SEPT B, AT
GRAND FESTIVAL CONCERT.
TESTIMONIAL BENEFIT ITO MR j. GOSCHB MANAGER
THO. THOMAs'S GRAND FULL ORCHESTRA
will number this occasion
OVER SIXTY PERFORMERS,
thereby giving to the popular pieces contained the programme
heretofore unheard OF brliancy. In addition TO
Mr. J. LEVY the unrived vnaoso on the Comets piston
Mr. THOMAS sill Of compliment 10 the bensnae per
form two Solos the Violin
l.
wsu "C,rneyss h",uge
}
Polka "CoBe. Haul, b'e
J. LEVY.
Overture Narehen der shoaen Me ssina hnde ssoh7
T. Rom.uia for Violin IN y. OPP bsetno'er
ar. THEODORE THOMAS.
Preuiss
q " William Tell" nossul
" With yisliu obig.to by Sir. THO THOMAS
N Polf. Central Camden" (arst
" dedicated 80 Mr. Theodore Thoma)
Dr. }. LEVY.
- A,hs Hougroe Rakafv Ser1oi
" ADMISSION TICKETS. ONE DOLLAR .
obtained the DAY az g. Searmers No
7Ol Broadrav and at schubeh C0a, No $40 Brnti.aY
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, December 1O.-The
subject of the French cable was
thoroughly considered by the Foreign
Committee yesterday and to-day.
The Committee will unanimously
sustain Grants views relative to
ocean cables, and report a bill to REM
edy this complaint.
Representative COburn's resolution,
which was referred to the Ways and
Means Committee, requires the Secre-
tary of the Treasury to sell all coin not
necessary to be retained for the pay
ment of the interest and other de-
mands of the Government in coin, and
TO continue the sales monthly, reserv-
ing all such amounts as may be need
ed for the above named purposes.
Mr.. Nananken is detained at home
in Pennsylvania by sickness.
Iti believed that Congress will take
no action on the Georgia question un-
til after the holidays.
The Committee on Banking has not
held q meeting, owing to the engage
ments of Mr.. Garfield, a member Of
it, who has charge Of the census bill
in the House.
IL AAEC tAAAA LNNNN NlA0C
during the month of November, 5S3,-
60Odistilled spirits stamps were issued,
valued at S5,0O0,O00, and, tobacco
stamps valued at 81, 100000.
Commissioner DeIanO has decided
that, although distillers and brewers
can sell at the place Of manufacture,
so long as they sell in the original
casks or packages TO which tax stamps
are affixed, without the payment of
the tax as liquor dealers, yet IA rectifier
Of his distilled products cannot sell
without paying tax as liquor dealer,
at any place.
In the Court of Claims judgments
We're rendered during the past year
on eighty-fOur claims, and twenty-fOur
were dismissed. The aggregate of the
amount claimed was $26, 900, 900, and
the awards were $500, GOO.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES

ST. LOUIS, December l0.-The Dry
Dock revolving shaft, at Carondolet,
tore Pat COunally to pieces to-day.
THE robbers of the Bank of Gala
rim. No, a few days since, only OBJ
tainef,' five dollars.
Samuel Dryden, the supposed muir
,lerer of the J.,-y family, was shot on
his farm yesterday.
Boston, December .r'-fiNe clii-
dren We're smOthered to dea,11 ny the
burning of a wooden building IN
Chapel place last night.
NEW YORK, December l0.-COlOnel
John w. King, a lawyer from Arkan-
saS committed suicide at the New
YORK Hotel last night. shooting him
elf through the head with a pistol.
THE case Of the Supervisors of
syesfchester county against the sure
sies of WiiIets, the defaulting County
T'reas,rer. fof the amount of his de
fleit was concluded yesterday, and
the lury rendered a verdict against the
snreties TO the full amount Of $780, 900.
C9IcAGo. December lD,-The treas
urer Of I.ouer county. Iowa, was
sfahhed three times by two men, yes
terday. and his safe robbed Of Ss0OO'
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NASHVILLE.
Synopsis of Yesterdays Proceed
ings of the Legislature.
SPECIAL TO THE APPEAL.


NASHVILLE, December 10.
.Seaate.-AIr. Hall introduced bill
to repeal the law taxing billiard tables.
The House resolution fOrbidding the
Secretary Of State and Comptroller
from issuing any more bonds to rail-
road companies until the investiga-
ions ordered by the Legislature,
touching bonds issued to railroads, is
had, was concurred in.
House.-AIr. Dillin introduced bill
authorizing justices Of the peace TO
10 regulate hunting and fishing.
The Senate bill to amend the school
law, and establishing State and COun-
ty Superintendents, was taken up.
Mr.. Steele offered an amendment
that the county tax for schools be dis
tributed pro rata between the white
and colored scholastic population.
Adopted.
The bill then passed its third read
ing; ayes 43, noes Is.
The House bill providing for the de-
livery Of the taX-bOoks Of Shelby
county, passed its third reading.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH.
NASHVILLE, December 1O.-The
House to-day 50 amended the Senate
bill providing for county taxation for
c1Clmon schools, as to distribute the
fluids raised between the white and
negro children pro rata, and passed it
on its final pe2ding.
A bill was passed. on its second read
ing, allowing DIessrs. Ward & Briggs,
the lessees Of the penitentiary. Sl32, COO
of their claim OF 100000 against the
state. The balance Is 10 be adjusted
i1y the Chancery Court.
The order Of the day, the Cincinnati
Southern Railroad, was not reached,
but will probably come up tomorrow.
J. Edward Stacey, lately a revenue
detective, was arrested to-day at the
instance Of Supervisor Emory, charged
with levv;ng black-mail on distillers.
The affidsvIts Of distillers from differ
ent parts of the State shows that he
obtained large sums Of money from
them. Commissioner Campbell re-
quired him to give a b0ud Tor his ap-
pearance at the next term Cf the
Federal Court.
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A Runuus in Peru.

New YORK, December l0.-A Lima,
Peru, letter of the 9th ult., states
that the American frigates, KearSage
and Nyack, INDUCED in a target prac-
tiee On the night OF the third. The
firing alarmed the whole town of Cal
lao; troops were put under arms, and
the President in Lima was telegraphed
to, as it was thought that a meeting
had occurred in the Peruvian feet.
When the truth was discovered, the
Prefect OF Callao received an apology
from the commanders for not notify
ing him, but the President demanded
an explanation from the American
Charge d'Affairs, and used very sharp
terms in regard to the matter. The
Charge made what explanation he
could, and sent a report of the facts to
Washington. Next day another alarm
of a similar nature occurred at Lima,
and a serious conspiracy was discOv-
cred and broken up.
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FOREIGN NEWS.



IONDON. December l0.-The body
of Mr.. Peabody will be removed from
Westminster to-day, to the ship Mon
arch. Crowds are at the tomb, pay
ing their last respects to his remains
The steamship Brazilian, built ex'
pressly for the SueZ Canal, has been
found to draw too much water. A
dispatch from Port Said announces
that she attempted to make the pass
age, but was obliged to discharge hall
her cargo in order to get through.
The Times has an article on the Al
ALBANIA claims, and hopes the AmerI-
can Government will appoint such
men as George William Curtis and
VIM. N. EvaTts to state facts and the
law of the case. 1t thinks good re-
suits would certainly follow such Sc
lection.
EDINBURG, December 1O.-The
Scotsman says that Lord Clarendon
will soon open negotiations TOR the
settlement of the Alabama claims.
France.
PARIS, December 10.-It is conf
IDENTIFY believed in Madrid that Grant
intends TO seize Cuba.
Germany.
GOTTA, December 10.-Ernst IL,
Duke of Saxe-COburg, is dying.
Prince Alfred of England is his heir.
Mexican Items.
CITY OF MEXICO, December s.
Mr.. Seward was handsomely received
here.
An English steamer, while weigh
ing anchor at Vera Cruz, snapped a
chain, killing three sailors and wound
ing seven.
The town of Tressville was lately
visited by q tornado and over 200
houses destroyed.
Peace in Nicaragua.
New YORK, December l0.-Nicara-
qua dates state that the revolution is
ended aud peace established with the
reyOlutiOnists. The peace was brought
about partly by Mr.. Ri0ttee, United
States Minister to Nicaragua, who
was appointed q Commissioner to
see to the carrying out Of its prOvis-
ions.
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NEW York, December 9.-A Rich
mond dispatch to the Herald says that
the Presidents recommendation to
Congress for the early admission of
Virginia and the prospects of its be-
ing speedily carried out, caused a gen.
eral feeling Of rejoicing, the exceptions
being a few factiOus Radicals whom
the Republican party left to run the
last convention by themselves, and a
few sore headed Democrats who eX-
hibit cheap pluck by swearing that
they would rather be under Candy
than Walker. The great mass OF the
Republicans and Conservatives are
rejOiced at the prospect Of an early
admission. The talk about the Leg
islature undertaking 10 upset the pro-
visions of the new Constitution or rem
der them imperative, is unfOunded.
The only parties interested in keeping
the State out OF the Union are the
nOn-residents who have been ap-
pointed to civil offices be the military.
All the Northern people who have
come here as farmers or business
men are rejOiced over the approach
ing adm IS on, no matter which' side
they are on in politics, and all the
oficehOlders are opposed 10 it.
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NEW YORK, December l0.-ThG
Herald prints a letter from i. w. Tul,
edge, one OF the apostles OF reform,
and one of the schism in the Mormon
Church, Of other CAUSES Of the pending
trouble among the Salt Lake Saints.
He says the people have been reduced
TO a temporal bondage by the power
of Brigham Young, and that the spir-
itualism of MOrmOnism has died out
of the Church. The TefOTmers pro-
pose 10 revive these spiritual doc
Jrines. The war is against Brigham
Noung's policy, but not against
himself
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Pere ayaeinihe on Ceiibacy.

NEW YORK, December 10.-Pere
Hyacinthe concluded his address slast
night as follows: "In modern soci-
ETY. celibacy exists for the sake Of God I;
but with these exceptions, if made a
rule, it is against God and against ma
ture. Celibacy is cowaTClice if it does
not glOrify marriage. The apostles
have said that marriage is honorable.
Marriage is spOtless before God and
man, and the great object in view is
the reconciliation of heaven and earth
and Of the present life with the future.
and TO secure the reunion of the earth,
union in the city, the nation and in hu-
manity, was the thought Of Jesus
Christ. The foundation Of your peo-
ple is the bible, the book that speaks
of God and the living word of Jesus
Christ. In an admirable manifesto
from your President, there shines
through his words the Christian faith.
A belief in Jesus is at the seat Of this
nation. May Jesus Christ protect
your country, and develop old Eu-
,pe. preparing amid strife, unity and
III rcif;,,,a-'s and material prosperity, and
,'.hs,, tDl's W .o+,,,a l shall tell Europe
that hat / nave foano liberty associated
with Christianity, and maze been
among a people who do not think "
be free they must be parted from
God"
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Cuba.

HAVANA, December l0.-Cespedes
has issued a proclamation wherein he
invokes all true Cubans TO destroy
their tobacco and sugar crops in order
TO deprive the Spaniards of these
sources of revenue. One thousand
troops arrived from Spain to-day.
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TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.


CINCINNATI, December 10.-The
hog cholera has broken out again
among the slop-fed swine at Cunning
mile distilleries, and twenty-five die
daily.
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FOREIGN.

SAvANNAH, December l0.-Cotton drm, "a.
sales $50 bales; receipts 35Ss; exports -
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CHAELEsFuE, December tG.-Cotton frIue
Middlings PIE; sales SO bales; receipts -
bales: exports foreign $50 bales.
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NEW YORK., December i6.-Iohn
O'Mahoney, one OF the Fenian leaders,
has applied TO court Tor an order for
$1,000 of the Fenian fund sold By Bel
mont, to be used in carrying on the
var against England. The decision
was reserved.
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Fisk Claims $4,000 DAMAGES

NEw YORK, December l0.-James
Fisk has brought suit against c. II.
{ Bushnell, Elihu SPCrry and Others,
! for $4,000 damages, fof iEstituting a
malicious suit against him last spring
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The NY. Trlbuns Ia 4 Suit.

POCGHKEEPsIE, December 10.-The
suit Of J. Wilson against the New
York Tribune for libel, with damages
for $20, 600, closed to-day with YER
diet for the defendant.
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MOBILE.

l MOBILE. Decen Der l0.---COtton 1rmer-Alii-
! dlingS &IkG Z}54. Sales $500 bales; receipts
/ MA bales; exports 34l6 bales; stock 50665.
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ST. LoCIs, December I0.-FIour-Fal super.
s. 75GS4 .. Whest-No l. Spring 95. Corn
yellow %. Oats 5l52+. aye ~ $3.50. Whisky
/ 81. Sugar l2g l3lsc. MoGlSScS 7OtS0 Pork S3l
BuJk shoulders I2}SR I2lzc sides Glac. Ba-
con shoulders l6 Hams 2lc. Lard lsc
sides 1913 glg5{. TobaceO-decllned lc.
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Rnst Grams and the Learua.

NEW YGRK, December l0.-Gen.
Rosecrans vas the guest Of the Union
League last night. Ite leaves shortly
for Indianapolis to attend a meeting
of the Army Of the Cumberland.
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BROOM'S OPERA HOUSE,
lIef-arson Street. near N[aln.

Jefferson Street, near Main.)
CHks. II. H. BRoOM......Lessee and Proprietor
NHAA4lE1 " IL tt----s---- tstssc fAts tsud5ct
Prof. FRANK ARSOLp.....,.Ai ieadeF OF Orchestra
op en- Iv cry N 4 = IN {,
DOMMENCING THURSDAY EVENING,
= Sept. Z}d with a Mammoth Company.
The entertainment 10 consist Of Negro Min
streisy. Songs and Dances. Fancy Dances, Bal
lads Duets. Quartetts, ExtrsvaganZas, Bur-
iesqaes P1atOmimes and Earces.
Admission, soc; 5-.l. etc Boxes, s.. se3
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Cotton Land Tor @aIo.

A BOUT 8cee acres Of the richest cotton land
~ Of Chicot county, Ark. the 0nnsf cotton
region in the world; it Is high bank land :
formerly Belle Point, one Of the first Sc
lectiOns on the river; 1900 acres cleared, bal
ance tim oers readiiS salaoie as wood or lum-
cled by a beautiful lake: II has the great ad-
vantage OF Independence OF the Ievees OF the
main snore. and can be made most secure
and beautiful domain. Valued, before the
war, az Sl50,O0O; 1t is now offered 30 low that
the profits Of single fnll crop win pay TOR II.
II not sold By 18th January, lS70 Il wiz be
leased on favorable terms Apply 70
de- JOHN 7, DOWDAI.L, sr. Louis No.
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Mrs. Abbie Sage Mcfarland Rich
ardson, according to the New YORK
Commonwealth, is TO have a fund
raised for her by subscription, and i
is said, also, that she is TO have an
editorial position on the New York
Tribune, and a sinecure in the Sub
Treasury at Gotham.
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CINCTSNATI, December 10. -Flour-Familv.
s. S5G5 3D. Wheat 81 J8aI 10. Corn. old 90a
~. Ca. 53diS Cotton firmer-lic higher,
middhnes 1gsc. = hislIy ySc.tsl PORK 81 So.
shoulders l5{c; sides ia tlsttc hau.s 2lH
Pc. Lard IS gIs ic. Butter 33ta5c. Eggs
Sc. ec-er l8sl4lfc. T0baeco-sales 20 hhds
al $ 2j1tfG 00. H-ss Sl0SSl0 75. Rye e0sgjc.
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LoUTsyTLLE, December Ia.--Cotton-rnId-
ding Sgzo. Hogs 81 75glO .. Tobacco
sales OF - hhds at SIS 00asIJ .; leaf S0g
Is .. Pork SSI =. Bacon shoulders bl4c, sides
lS5s JlSc. Bulk shoulders lz5ac, sides ~, 4
l65tc Lard-Tierce Is. C. Whisky 50. Flour
extra family s. p. Corn Gj810. Oats 90.
Prime sugar HlF. Prime molasses IS. Hams
~. Bacon shoulders I25s; sides l81z9lB4.
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CHANCERY SALE
WEDNESDAY, December IS, 1853.


No 2Sls. o. R.-Chsnecry Court Of Aefnphis-
Henry T. James vs.. Nrn. +. Eppes eEAl.
u virtue OF an intsrlOcutOry decree IN this
- eanse, VIII sell, al public aucitor, 10 the
highest bidder, In the town Of Fort Pickering.
on "WEDNESDAY. DeceIn Der Is. 1853, within ie-
gal hours, the following described Real Estate,
tO-wit:
The south half OF Block No 50, in that part
OF the city Of Memphis called Fort Pickering,
and lying between Fiitn street on the east.
and Fourth street on the west. and GholsOn
street on the south, aud the rrsl alley fast OI
Gholsnn street on the north fronting lg0 feel
inches on Fifth street and 100 feet on Ghol-
son street.
Terms OF SALE.-Cash 90 the amount OF the
deoree herein and costs; balance on a credit
Of twelve months. Equity of redemption
barred.
In case the above sale shall fail to bring the
amount of the decree herein aud costs, then
and in that event the north half of said
Block No.t9 viii be sold, in lots or subdiYi-
sfOnBi sale to continue until the amount
requisite to satisfy the decree herein aud
cosga in CASH, is yielded.
Terms Of sale OF north half OF Block No. So
One-half cash; balance on credit OF twelve
months Equity OF redemption barred.
Ro8 A. ALSroN, G. aud n,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
MEMPHIS THEATER.

CONTINUED BRILLIANT SUCCESS OF the
graceful, gifted and fascinating WORRELI.
SISTERS aud their New York company.
MATINEE-DOors open at l o'clock pm; TO
CONNER ce It 2. The glorious Burlesque OF
The Fi6ld Jfthe Cloth of Gold" Lord Darn
ley, Miss sophie; Lady Constance, Miss
Irene Adults 80 cents; children 3 cents
TO al parts of the house.
NIGHT-The performance Will commence
with the screaming farce Of "The Quiet
Family to conclude with the most sue
cessfui burlesque OF the period. entitled,
BLACK EYED SUSAS; or. The Bill that was
Taken up" William, Miss Sophie; Susan.
Miss Irene.
MONDAY EVENING, December Is, lSG9-WIll
bs produced the successful burlesque, enti-
tied, " IXiOns or. The Man at the Wheel"
In preparation, ''SINBAn, THE SAILOR
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Plantation for Rent.

THOR the ensuing year, my Undivided
Il Half of the Farmer Place. situated
In CIlttenden county, Arkansas, near Bled-
sOe's Landing, forty miles below Mem
phls, and three miles from the river. The
whole place contains one hundred aud fifsy
acres cleared land, gin and gin-house, dwell
1 ling and onthouses. The richness OF the soil
/ Is unsu urpaSsed-will easily yield a bale OF
cotton to the acre. For terms, apply TO L. Ii.
Word, rs Second street; or Frank Moor, Bled-
des JOHN P. RICE.
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PARLOR MUSIC HALL

2S5 Second Street
OPEN EVERY NIGH 7.
MONDAY EVENING, Dec. IL. 1863, First APP
pearaUce of Miss MILE RAINFORTH and
VIC. BURTON, the CHAMPION DOT BILE LIGHT
MIG ZOUAvE DRILLISTS; also Miss MAGGIE
MAILING, the Talented Vocalist and COM
ruedfenns, and WM. PosT, Nioliulst, In con
junction with the Fest ariety Combination
in the Ciiy.
ADM MISSION Cents
ORC ESTRA CHAIf.S. S..................sS Cents