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On Wednesday, December 10, 1853,

Between the hours OF II O'Clock am. cpd i
O'Clock m, at the northeast eorper OF Clsfoa
and second streets, in the city Of MeIaphis,
TfnnesSee, sell at pubic auction, to the high
est and best bidder, for cash, zee from tlge
right of redemption which is expressly
waived-the following described real estate,
lying in the county CT shelby, state of Ten
nesSee, and In the city Of Memphis, tO-wtt:
Lot Number fourteen 90, in block sixty
two (62l, as laid down on what was formerly
known as south Memphis. fronting one hun
dred and ten (lG} feet On the north side Of
Beal street, and running back northwsfdly,
between "A allel lines, two hundred aud for
ty-four t2iil feet TO the dividing line between
the John Rice anu the Ramsey grants, IL be-
ing the SAME ground on which recently stood
" Tn BOtsnico Medical college building.
Also, another lot, being a part Of lot n0ui-
her one ~, in block forty-siN t45t, on the plan
Of South Memphis, and bounded as follows;
Beginning at "A point ON south side Of Beai
street, che ltupdred and foTty-tgO Qf2t feel
west fTGtn ths intersection OF the west side OF
DeSoto street with the south side of Beal
street, and running thence south wardly, aud
perpendieul2rly from Seal street, one hun
dred and twenty-five as feet to an alley;
thence westwardly n parallel with Zeal
street, along said alley, one hundred and MY
053i feet; thence n~orthwaFdly one hundred
dtwenty-hve 90 feet to Beal street; thence
eastwarliy, with Bsal street, one undred
and nfty go feet to the beginning.
viii sell by the lot, or in parcels to suit
purchasers. The title is deemed good. bot 4
will convey only as Trustee
Ocso JNO. n. CARMhCK, Trustee.
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Commonly termed oId % Dated May I,
lSG2, redeeHlable after hve years, and payable
in twenty years from date. Interest 6 per
cent. in gold, payable Ist May and November.
Issued under Act OF Feb. =, ls62..--.s54,0 II, 900
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Acting Commissioner Douglas has de-
eided that purchasers Of gold dust are no
subject 20 the special tax Of bullion
brokers. Dealers in retorted gold are
held to be, within the meaning Of the law,
subject 20 the tax, and are to be regarded
as brokers buying or selling bullion. The
question was submitted by the assessors
at Santa Fe, New Mexico.
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Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad.

ARRryE. DEPART.
NesS orleans Mail, daiiy-...e:b pm. H.l0Rm
). OFleaas Express, daily..-5:D an. 4 Op.u
Freight, daily except SUN
PIN. 40 a.U
Mali Train makes direct connection for
New Orleans and ali points South.
Express Irffin AJAX direct connection for
ConecVille, water Valley, oxford, Holly
Spr ngs and all points north OF Grenada on
Mississippi Central IsaiiIoad.
Ticket Office ~ IL Main street and NJ the
Depot. Omnibusses WIN cali for p9ssengeFS
and check baggage In any part OF the city, BY
leaving orders at ~ ~ Main street.
A s. LINKRMORE, GcnfSupL
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THE CoNsIlruTI0N OYERTHRoWn.

The Constitution and Health may be ruined
by a few applications OF the lead or sulphur
hair dyes now in the market. Not a Dye
may be the motto OF such nostrmns, but A
DIE may be the result OF using them. Bat
ONE HAIR DYE has been
TRIED AND ACQUITTED
OF al deieteriOus tendency, under the InnlH-
laws 1f Science. Be il known to all, that
~eFIstad8r0's Excelsior Hair Dye
Has been analysed by the distinguished
chemist, Professor Chiffon, and his certificate
OF its wholesomeness may be seen at CrIsta-
dorO'i, { Aston House, New York.
C~RIsTADORo's HAIRPREsERVATIVE, as
a Dressing, acts like charm on the Hair amer
Dyeing. Try II.
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NOTICE.
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

Il HAVE nled my accounts ana vouebe& in
the case Of my Administration Of the Es-
ate Of Thomas kimbie, deceased, with the
Clerk Of pEE County Court, and VIII 3DpIy at
allowed and ecndrmed. when those pef4Qns
interested may attend aud enter theft obJec-
hENky r. JONES, Admir-.
Eovemher q ina news
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RAILROAD INTELLIGENCE.

ksmPhIs and Little Rock Railroad.
10 MADISON AID LfTrLK ROCK, ARKANsAs'
Going West-Leage Hopeneld daily at 800
am.
Coming East-Lcave LAngnflle AZ 80 pm.
FeirybOat leaves fUotO Of Uuion st. AZ 500 ain
h. ID. WILLIAMS,
General Agent and superintendent.
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THE President OF the United States, reeog-
4 nizlng the bOuntiful mercies Of Almighty
God in the progressive welfare % the nation,
recommends a day of National Thanksgiving
In the sisterhoOd Of States. fennessee's req
sons for gratitude are by no means the least.
Her people share the general good. No Night
catastrophe has befallen the labors OF oar
craftsmen; no commercial disasters Overta-
ken our merchants; no Pestilenee inNaded
our land. The industry Of the tillers OF the
soil, Of the toilers in the mines, OF the arti-
ncers in wood, copper, iron ana stone, and The
learned profesSfops, has been pr9spered-
have been opened. TIE rPptures apd eni-
mOsities OF the past are fast fading iutO for
getfulness, The smiles and joys OF peace
have abounded u~roughont uss Union Of
States. The liberty OF every man is assured.
These blessings have not come TO Us by
chance. They besPeak our gratitude % their
All-wise Giver. We should seek Of Him their
increase and confirmation In the future.
We have been Taught, from the Sacred
Word, BY devoat parents, that the Lord
taketh pleasure in them that fear Hmm
His mercy He healeth the broken in heart
He bindeth up their wounds. tie telleth the
number or the stars he prepaseth rain for
the earth; He maketh grass TO grow upon the
mOuntains; He maketh peace 10 car borders.
Vow. therefore. /, u. W.. Senter. Governor
Of the State OF Tennessee do hereby recon-
mend that
Thursday, the 18th Day Of November, last,
he observed as a day Of thanksgiving, prayer
every good aud perfect gin. 4 10 further
r~eeoIas8epd tint al the people Of the state
do assemble GnfhRt aay ~ their accustomed
places OF public worship q anltedly ffader
homage d praise 10 the creator aud Pre-
sea Yer OF all things, and deyout.G i%nipt0rC
His continuance OF Tie manifold blessings
lie Is nov b~estowing upon the people ofthe
state and nation.
Given al the Executive once, ln the city OF
Nashville, his 9th day Of November,
la the year OF our ord one thousand
tsEAL-leight hundred and giXty-nine, and Of
the Independence OF the United
States ths ninety-fourth-
d. W.CSENTER
By the Governors
Al. FLEFcHER. Secretary Of STATE. NOE
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue or a Trust Deed, executed TO me
ID by ITusten ilsOn, 0t the Isl DAY OF No
vembeF i-G9, and daily recorded in Tie Rcc1s-
ters Olhae OF shelby county, Tennessee. in
Rock No. O., Rp.Tfl, etc, ana OF acertatn other
Deed, made 10 me by Parlety J.. Wilson, on
The 18th OF October, Ls5s, and recorded in said
county and State and IN said Office, In Record
Book %, PIP Al. etc, and 10 which reference is
here made, and being called On by the holder
OF the note secured in said Trust Deeds, TO
execute the same l Will. on
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Nemphts and LOuIsyJne galIroad.

DEPART. ARRIVE.
Day Express, city tiIne--.Aa0a.m, 2:5 am.
Tasze ct odgts~ No. 81 ~ Main street and al
Depot, head OF Main street.
Sleeping Car attached TO Night Express
Train, which goes throagh 10 Nashville, via
Ssshvflls and Northwestern Railroad, with
ont change.
SAM. r. JONES, Gen1 supL
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Bascheisr's Hair D,e.-This splendid Hair Dye
is the hest in tie world; the only true and
perfect Dye; harmless, reliDble, -iastantane-
Gus; no disappointment; no ridiculous tnts;
remedies the III effects Of bad Dyes; inVlgO-
rates and leaves the Hair SOFT and beautiful.
aLkcKUr BRoWG. sold by Gl Druggists and
PerfumeTs; and properly applied a. batehel-
Or's Wis Factory, No. 10 Boud street, n. Y,
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The Secret Of Beauty lies in the use OIL
Hagan's Magnolia Balm for the Complexion.
R~6nglIness, RedneSs, Biotches, sunburn,
Freckles and Tan disappear where it Is ap-
piled, and a beautiful Complexion OF pure,
satin-lfke texture IS obtained. The plainesi
features are made TO glow with Healthful
Bloom and Youthful Beauty.
Remember, Hagan's Magnolia Balm is the
thing that produces these Effects, and any
Lady can secure il Tor 70 cents at any OF our
stores.
10 Preserve and Dress the Hair use Lyons
Kathafr0n.
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COTTON.

The inquiry was active to-day, and buy
ers were very willing to take hold on a
basis of 23Ic for MiddIing, but factors are
sitter, and have advanced their views
from = 90 &c, in consequence 0fthe bet
ter feeling noted in New York. IL WILDE
seen in our report OF sales hat some Mid
dlings were picked up at the re, but they
were, except in one or two eases, scatter
ing lots, and not indicative ofthe market,
except so far as outsidelo lots are concerned.
Every day instances occur of small sales
az H@Lc under the figures prevailing for
full tables, and it would be well for plant
ers to remember, when they send a few
bales to market with imperative orders 10
sell on arrival, that they must be willing
to make some slight concession from
ruling quotations. On the 18th and 18th
Of November, last season, Middlings in
this market were down to Z2%c, Tor within
a re of the lowest point reached, which
was on the 22d of October). Prices began
TO improve on the 18th Of November, and
no decline was experienced except mere
temporary ones, until Middlings went UP
TO 3Okc on the l4th of January. Whether
the present firmness is the premonitory
symptoms Of a steady advance in prices,
remains to be seen. Among the sales re
ported to-day wereI6 bales Good Ordinary
at 2Eci q, 9 shy Low Middlings, 22Ac;
so Strict Good Ordinary, DC; 40, 4, and
100 lin various lOts) Low Middlings, DE;
40 Strict Low Middlings, 23Ac; 2O0, Is, Is,
80, 20, 90, 81, 10, II, Is, 81, all Strict Low
Middlings 10 Middlings, 2SZe; 81 Mid
dlings, 232Sc; GO Good MiddIings, pc, and
40, grade and price unknown. The
days sales will amount to al least 1900
bales, and the market closed with holders
firm at 2S7s8231zc for Middlings. We
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DY virtue Of a Deed Of Trust, accorded in
ID look "a pages 4O8-T-6-g Of the RegistOrS
Office OF shelby county, Tennessee, exs cuted
u me by Henry G.. Dent and Alexander ii.
Ferguson, for the purpose OF securing "a cer-
tain Indebtedness, therein set forth, 1 Will,
according TO the terms of sad deed.
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At the Hall of the Chamber OF Commerce. IN
Memphis, Tennessee, l3 acres OF land in the
Hays 500 acre tract, near WythG Depot %
uaysViile, on the Memphis and Ohio ItaiI-
road, aud particularly described in the decd
from the LeiTs OF s. j. HAYS deed, 10 The
said Williams. dated IJh May, isuS, to which
reference is made for more particular de
scriptiOn OF said property.
sale between 10 am. and Z m.
Oc92 JOHN 4. IRELEHANT. Trustee.
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John p. Hin & Co.. yesterday shipped to
New York the finest lot of cotton ever
sent forward from Memphis or any other
port. It consisted of A bales Of the cot
ton entered at the late Fair, and is, with
out question, the largest lot OF fancy cot
ton ever shipped at one time by any house
in the South. The lot averaged him near
ly 2c, and was shipped to the firm Of
Fenner, Bennett q bowman, of New
York city. It will create some stir in
cotton circles in that city on arrival.
COIToN IN r YORK.
NEW York, November 10, 1880 am
Cotton-demand fair and prices higher.
Ordinary 2gZc; Good Ordinary 24I5c;
Low Middlings 25c; Uplands 251zc; Good
Middlings 26c.
H:55 a.m.-Cotton-demAnd fair and
prices firm. Ordinary &Hc; Good Ordi-
nary 24%c; Low Middlings 2I5sc; Up
lands 25ssc; Orleans z5Zc.
$40 p.m.-Cotion easier but not lower.
Sales 900 bales, and 1000 for November at
2iz+c; December at 24}fc; February at
24Zc. Ordinary 23Isc; Good Ordinary
245sc; Low Middlings 247sci Orleans
247se; Uplands 2j3sc.
COTTON IL LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, November lG, HIS am
Cotton frmer-Uplands ll%@ukd; Or
leans ll%@ll5d.
l:2O p.m.-CottOn frmer-Uplands lI7s
@uhd; Orleans ll5s@uAc.
8 p.m.-Cotton steady; sales 1900
bales, of which 5000 are for speculation
and export. Uplands ND; Orleans
ll2d.
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Al.LCnCk,S Famous PLASIERS.

Sore ,I,I Dry Throat cured by half a Plaster;
usually IA two or three hours.
DR.. Green, No. &3 Broadway, New York, In
forms Us lie sold on Monday, June q, lE63.
TWO Flasters 10 "A young woman suffering
very severely from lumbago. ON Thursday
she ca led To get two more for "A nieud, and
then stated how the tao she had purchased
On Moaday had relieved her Immediately
after putting them on, and cured be- ~ hE0
days 81 a most distressing pain in her back
aud loius.
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THE MEMPHIS

The following are the latest New York
mail quotations of Southern stocks and
hondz~
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Ioseph speeht, COnfsctIOnsr,

~ MADISON STREET, has Just received a
, larEeana baantifnl assortment Of Fancy
TOYS, Fruits. etc, and Is misunderstanding va
ri0es kinds % pnre stock and fine French
Candies. which he Offers 81 the lowest whole
sale and retail prices.
T9ae Ladies and gents are respectfully {u-
yited TO calf and Judge for themselves; they
siso ian be served with the best oysters aad
other refreshments, in the nnest style.
Frssh Msnee n tFnit Pies every moIn-
ing, pof
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YORK AND ST. LOUIS

ROSS, ROBERTS & CO.,
GENL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
NO sTREEr, NEW York,
Paw specla1 attention TO the purchase OF Cof-
Zee. sugar, Syrups, Begging, Rope iron, Tie
etc, etc ~
Blaokmaf, Roberts, Chandler & Co,
ss NoRrH C~oM5IEEcIAL sTREET,
3f LEvEE. 81. LOUIS, No
GENL COMHIaSE0N MERCHANTS
Make the Bufehase OF Bagsing, Rope. Bacon.
Flour, Corn and other Western Producfs a
spscialty. giving close attention 70 ffeights
contraets and condition OF goods. oe0
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Impaired Digestion. ---Ali the organs Of
the body are, so u speak, the pensioners OF
the stomach. In that living labratory is pre-
pared the nourishmeut required TO sustain
them, and by The vessels ami duets connected
with tie digestive apparatus, that nourish-
ment is conveyed to every part of the sys-
TEN. Upon the quality and quantity Of this
element Of nie, and upon the manner In what
1t Is distributed and apportioned, physical
eyitnbly synipathises with the body, the
vigOr OF the one Is absolutely necessary to
the weH-being OF the other.
1t Is because HOSTETTERS STOMACH
BTTTE6S acUomplishes this double Object
that It enjoys a reputation as a preventive
and curative never heretofore attained by
any medicinal preparation. Bat its direct
beneficial operation upon the weak or disor-
dered stomach is not its sole reeommenda-
ton. II is the most comprehensive OF all
known remedies. II tones. strengthens and
regulates the dischargiug as well as the as
simiating organs; gently moving the bowels,
promoting healthfHl evaporation through
the pores, rousing the inert liver from ITS
turpor, and inducing harmonious and nstu-
raj action IA the whole animal machinery.
This benign result is not produced by any Of
the TeaGtiopary drugs which are used 50 law
ishly IN the old school practice, founded by
vegetable agents interuINed with a pure aud
mellow MhicI Gluuscs their inhu-
ence though the system and renders their
sanitary properties active and effective.
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Terms Of SnbscfiBiioa---s5 per Copy. say
able On delivery.
RATES OF ADVRRTISTNGs
LATHs AND SHINGLES.
YARD and SAW MILL.

1tHE oldest Yarfin Memphis. established
] IN HiZ. With q fuI stock arIoH. seq
spned and dresseG lumber On yard. are pre-
pared 10 furnish any qEaRtily and dinlen-
SONS OF cypress or Poplar. at short notice. a
large stock OF Doors, Blinds aud sash, glazed
or nnglazed Laths, Shingles. tedar Fence
posts, Pine and Poplar FiOBring, always ON
hand Oar motto b., quick sales and small.
profits
ME- IN. COCHRAN.
Office and Yard fout Of Washington So,
nafFH n 49, efv1r
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KINGS A DIRECTORY.
rRosPEorus
Kings Tennessee State Directory,
For y

TfHE Undersigned. believing that the Inter-
ests Of tu5 business e5lntaunity demand
TIE publication OF q new work containing
Information in relation to an Persons. Firms
and Companies engaged in Mercantile, Man
uiacturlng and Professional pursuits Ia each
OF TIE numerous Cities and Towns situate in
the state OF Tennessee, propose 70 publish a
book which will embrace:
Part Ia COMPLETE SHIPPERS GUIDE.
which Will contain a Descriptive List q alt
the Cities, Towns and Villages IN the Stare.
with fuli and com piefe Shipping Directions
70 all points, and also giving tle stations Of
express and Telegraph Companies doing
business in the state OF Tennessee.
PART IL-THE CITIES AsD Towns o. Ten
NESsEE, giving their location ard BdJula-
tien. Fith ili and fteearaf.aiPhsbetieai lists
or Tie naules of ali persons doing business ia
P4Rr TIA CLASSIFIED RusfSrss pqREc-
TORY, ecntaining. uudev appFOpriate g head
iugs, accurafe LISTS OF the Names and Lssa-
tton OF al Persons, Firms aHd IucgFuoraie
COmranie engagedin business in the Towns
PAST NY NEW UNITED SfAFE5 rosroF-
FfCE DIRECTORY, cDuflHEiEg tnE uaTau aC1
locality Of every Postefaee b tne United
states and Territories.
The WORK WHi be printed WITH New Type,
on good paper, and isJuud IN one tarze and
splendid volume. Subscribers names vii be
inserted in the WORK im large BOLD Typ,
and the business Ina WAicu zach - emEagUd
viii be very luIy ana cou~spicupnsly setfOtth.
The names OF persons Who do not subscribe
viii BE- printed IN TIE usual Iaanner.
Copies of tbs Directory will be len st lie
pTiaclpgd hGtels la Tennessee, and SEM. Tor
the use % the public, 70 the Postmaster To-
counties In the State. thereby rendering n.
Work an invalusble medium for advertising
20 all persons engaged ia Commercial, A1nu-
fsetarlng or Professional Busigess.
Terms Of SuhscFiBiiaa---s5 neF copv. say-
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MsnnhIs and CharI.ston Rallroad.

ARRIVE. DEPART.
Nal $50 pm. 1850 N.
Express pm. ll3V PIN
JUNCTION ACcOI0' 0datlOu- b:o am. GEO p.nl
.SOnerVIle Accommodation 9.a5 am. 4 10 pm
Takes effect Monday, 18th.
vi. Ross. GenH sup'L.
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TRUSTEES SALES.
TRUST SALE.
Tuesday, November %, 1859,

DY virtue of 4 Trust Iced, to me executed
ID by II. Il. :. Williams, Trustee, and Eliza
\. Williams, I VIII sell, 10 the highest bidder
for cash on
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TRUST SALE.

by virtue Of a Deed OF Trust, exeeuted by
- Theodore g.. Antls. on the mast day OF Au-
gust, 49,, and of record in the Register
otice OF rhelby comfy, in Record Book, No.
o., at page 40, ct sequuer, l shall, as Trustee
named in said Deed, on
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Impaired Dioestion.-.-Au the oroan

AIleOck's Porous Plasters have been found
speeides Tor hhsamclasn Of ne Hlasts.
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DOEoH0, 10Y & Co.,
caoioe Sslechois-For sale:

2l Madison Street, Memphis
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Laths and Shingles.

HAVE now on hand. aud am CONSTANT
I sawiug a fuII stock OF Building Lumber,
Of all GimensiCns- Suls, Juists, StuIdfng
Posts, Boards OF all lengths, and clear Lum-
Der; also, a large s50ckof
LATHs AND SHAVED SHINGLES
Particular attention given to the shipmen
or Lumber. Orders Soi1cited.
re- Mills and Lumbei Yard on Wolf River,
north of Bayou Gayoso.
se5 dew ~. XENABIE.
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The Putes Bastana Cheapest
Registration Notice.

SOLE 81 40 &RoeERs.
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Ia Remote setElenents Of untoId VaIue

In Remote Settlements Of UGtold Value.
Food makes blood; blood makes the body
III Tie bood he pure. the body is healthy. ~
II We are not In health, ge know some iElpu,
rites are linking about which must bs re-
moved. and the sooner the better.
Brdld-eth's fflS re8t0Ve al from The system
Uhich 5tatgye Heois no hResT.
The wonderful cures effected by R~randrcth's
Pills have arrested the attention OF eni.gnt-
encd physicians. Upwards of I've Thousand
nov use them in their daily practice, and
two hundred have given their written testi-
mony rs 90 their iMuOcence and value, as
cleauscIs CT the bowels and blood.
Their uutold vBiae IS 70 those living in set
tlenent where doctors can only be had al
great expense. For II you are sick, y0u
have only to take one or more doses OF Brand
reth's Pills 10 get cured. FnH directions are
with each box. Sold by ali druggists.
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Dated Nov. ], ls64. Redeemable after five
and payabis IN twenty years. Interest G per
cent. in gold. payable LIST May and November:
Issued under Act iRTrh2, 1864, tprin-
cipal specified as payable IN gold) S3YSS2,10
lssmel nnaar Arf Lune ~. ~ 49,. Ea.oL.IuO
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Saturday, The 9th Of November.l8ee

At L o'eIoek m. proceed TO sell, for cash,
upon the premises, the tract OF Iaud ia said
deed described, for the purpcse q satisfying
the last OF The three 0Dies secured by the
said deed.
The said tract consists OF two acres OF land,
about four miles nom Memphis, on the
Pigeon ROoSt road, being lot No. / OK ii. u.
De0drick's subdivision.
". DEADRICK, Trustee.
Memphis, 18th October, ISIS. ocB law
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= Rxw REGULArross OF rHE TREASURY DE-
PARTMEET.
The following regulations are adopted in
lieu of ali which havh been heretofore issued
h. N. nnanEnrNM .nanHrn.nN In rnrnrl n ELn
The New York herald., 1869-06-12
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY JUNE H. lsea-TRPLE SHEET

ten lengths In advance OF Lady Thorn, winning the
heat Ia 2:28 ana the In three straight heats,
The announcement OF the fact was attended by few
demonstrations OF any kind. Bets were not very
numerous outside OF the pools, and the odds were
OF course heavily on Mountain Boy. This horse
made his entry into the tr0ttlng world on this very
track, about four years ago HIS pedgree Is involved
In some obscurity About fve years ago ne was
as uncouth specimen OF the equine tribe as could
be seen coming into Newburg from the wllds OF
shawangunk. At the first account we nave OF MN
here he was bought by Newburg sporting man
for $3.50, who became sick OF him and sold MIN
very cheap" but subsequently D0uga, nao nun pacS acS
for $125. The horse showing some good pohls, aha
being put through course Of training developed
into trotter
The general feeling in this city seems to be that that
there was something In the nature OF sen aoou.
this race and the opinion is freely expressed tnat
Mountain Boy and Lady Thorn Will not trot against
each other in any Of the Hudson nver towns very
soon.
HIGHLAND PARK COURSE, NEwBuRG, N. T., June
II, lSo9-Purse OF 81 ooo mile heats, best three In
five, in harness. Entres:-
Sam. Mclaughlin entered b. 9. Mountain Boy. I I
James McMann entered b. m. Lady Thorn.
TIME.
Quarter HaU 7nree-Quorters. Afle.
second heat.... 80 1:l7 1:56H 1854
Third heat.... 35H 1:16H 1852 2:2o