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LEGAL NOTICES.
Ghancery Sale on Thursday. May
5, 1870.
On Thursday. Nav s. 1870.

W. AlA1-1AAaLLCAJ NOAAN III p
TYLER, Admir-, etc, vs.. A 3. Stratton, et al.
ID 7 virtue OF an inte~rlocutory decree in this
ID cause, 1 viii sell, at public auction, TO the
highest bidder, IN the town Of CollieFvilie,
On Thursday, May 5, 1870,
Within legal hours. the following Real Es-
tate, fO-wft: A certain tract OF land lying
and being in the county Of Shelby and state
Of Tennessee, near Collierville: Beginning
at stake with redoak pointer, Mrs. Crewd-
sons southwest corner; thence east 80
chains and 80 links to a stake; theme south
IS chains tot stake with two redoak pointers;
thence west 20 chains and 80 links TO a stake
with redoak pointer; hence north Z chains
TO a stake with redoak pointer, Franks
northeast corner; thence west 81 chains ana.
20 links to a stake with redOak pointer;
thence north 81 links to a stake; thence east
0 chains n 81 links TO a stake; thence north
IS east chains and So links; thence east 4s
chains and 40 links to q stake, 5 links east Of
a whiteOak marked / thence south Is chains
and IS links 70 the beginning, containing 40
acres.
The above tract Of land has been subdi-
vtded into three tracts, numbered ], 2 and 3.
containing lG acres, 81 acres and lSs.B acres
respectively. and will be sold according to
the subdivision, a plan and diagram OF which
can be seen at the Office OF the Clerk and
Master.
TERMS OF SALE-One-fourth cash, balance
a credit of twelve and twenty-four months
from the day OF sale; notes with two securf-
ties, bearing interest taken, and lien retained
till payment OF the purchase money.
ap5 A. ASTON, 9. and N.
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No. Iss e Nam STREET.
ASYLUM.

CT. vINCENTS INSTITUTION FOR THE
- INSANE, ST. Louis, No. h Institution
was founded by the Sisters Of Charity. Au-
gust 10, 1855. 1t Is private and drst-clsss in
It's arrangements and accommodation. In
sane patients OF both aexes and Of all de-
to taking opium or other stimulants to ex-
cess and desire to correct. For terms, etc,
SUPERIOR auRf
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THE MEMPHIS DAILY Is.

pS- We have provided ourselves with a full stock Of Plantation Supplies
which, to the trade, we are offering at great inducements. Among which
may be found the following: a0T srraEI Ertoa
500 dozen Planters Hoes,
no dozen Blind Brides,
le# - r.-
$50 dozen Hames,
230 dozen Hogskin Collars,
1900 coils Cotton and Grass PIOw Line,
5000 pairs Tracechains
IS dozen Single and Double Trees,
i25 dozen Back Bands,
10000 pounds HoHOwware Castings,
600 dozen Axes.
Sole Agsntsin Memphis for the BrinIey Separate Share & Uric Steel POws,
Owners of the Mitches Patent; also. the leagues Patent Cotton Serapers5
A full Stock Of Hardware and Agricultural implements in store.
.ORGILL5 BROS. & CO.,
CORNER MONROE AND FRONT STREETS, MEMPHIS, TENN.
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Administrative Nnfica.

HAVING qualified as administrator OF the
Ill estate OF Pleasant Mostly, deceased, mo-
tice is hereby given 20 all parties Indebted 10
said estate to coIae forward and make pay
ment; and hose holding claims against Il 10
present them, du1y authenticated, within the
time prescribed by law.
Aarch X Ig7n mills
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rheumatism and Rheumatic Pains
CURED BY A NEW METHOD,
ENTIRELY MY OWN.
Particular Attention Paid to tie
DISEASES OF WOMEN,

Such as Excessive, Suppressed or Painfut
MenstruatiOn, LeucOrrhOea or White. p J.
ing of the Womb and all irregularities oTJus
Monthly Periods, causing S~terility or Barre l.
ness, and Oftentimes Consumption
Persons who have been under the treatme It
Of other Physicians, and have not De n
cured, are invited TO call, as l can cure all cd
Syphtlitic Diseases, IL makes no difference
of how long standing. They will yield to ny
Celebrated Vegetable Remedies,
which THOUSANDS can testify, who have
been cured by me in New Orleans, Memphis,
Cairo, and various other places. AL commit
nicatiOns strictly confidential.
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MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.
HEpIeAL AND sUasIcAL ADVICE.

HB-PRoF. ]. B. RUSSELL, MD, LID, viii
visit, either in consultation or otherwise,
any portion OF the Uuited States or Canadas
for the purpose Of investigating and treating
disease, and performing surgical operations
upon the Eye, Ear and of every character.
Fees one dollar mile for each way for the
first hundred miles, and hfty cents a mile
each way for all additional; for capital sur
gical operations an additional fee will be
charged.
Consultation, by letter, in order TO insure 4
reply, must be accompanied by a fee OF
twenty-five dollars. In sl cases, medicines
sent viii be charged for.
All chronic diseases treated at the Institute,
AZ NORTH COURT STREET, a. heretofore.
A treatise on all diseases sent, free Of
charge, 20 any address. mh2
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0n tha IA haY Of haaY Next.

ON the premises, for cash, after having given
so days notice OF the time and place OF sale as
required by said Deed, which is OF record in
Napoleon, Ark, and will make title to the
purchases rs trustee only.
GUS A. HENRY, JR., Trustee.
This 2lst February. 1870. fehA
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TRUSTEES SALE
REAL E5TATE.

ID Y virtue of a deed al trust executed TO me
to secure certain debts therein specified
and registered in the Registers ONCE
of SheIby county, State of Tennessee, in Book
No. IS, pages so, 81 and 81, ] will, on
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DISPEHsARY.
DR.. D. S. I0HES0K'S
MEDICAL D~ISPEkSARY
30 MAIN STREET, Up STAIRS,
Between Adams and Washington,
Memphis, Tennessee,
VEKEREAL or SECRET DISEASES

Is NOW permanently established for he
Il treatment OF Patients, both Male and i'e-
male, who are afflicted with any form OF
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-28

WASHINGTON, Nov 27.-Gen. Sherman's ar
my report states that the force consists of "a
$50 men, to BIS reduced in July, 1871, to 10000
lie recommends the Remington rifle and says
mat new and uniform system of tactics has
been prepared.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-28

Some time since gentleman from Massa-
chusetts visited New York for the purpose of
selling $4,000 GovernmentIBonds, and rein
vested in the best railroad securities he could
IND, desiring to secure the advantage of one
third more interest. After week spent in
careful examination of the various enterprises
IN the market, he decided on dividing the
amount on the First Mortgage z per cent. Gold
Bonds OF the Central Railroad of Iowa, and the
Bonds OF another railroad. Upon further con-
slderation, however, he concluded to take the
full amount in Central Iowas. believing them
preferable to any sother. Another party in
Central New York took $4,000 of the Same
bonds, and another in Pennsylvania $33 900, in
each case other securities being sold, which
stood at higher price in the market, but
whichlwere believed, upon full investigation, to
be less profitable, and no more secure.-Ne,c
York EUdnqeist
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-28
ftAHihssi6 Aiatneis.

NEW fofR. Nos 2e~~Cotton less saiye aetPd
lands u s s e fases; sales 1852 bales Mina ~
70 wv pps; state and Western &c better ith far
expors ana speculative demand for shipping grades
superhne state at 50 a 20; extra do at 50 "a 90
Hoop Ohio at IS "a 10; choice do % ~ AZ: sn-
Pernne wes ys 20 2o common to good extra
Western WIZ % e s.; choice d. 90 6sO choice
White Wheat western $50 Ia 65; Southern rather
steady; sales 600 bbls. Common to fair ertra
90 q 30; good to choice 35 a %. Wheat "a,
Western 1 AZ "a 40; White Michigan so "a ! sc
Corn less active and easier; sales 5000 bush new
active and easer sales Al 900 BUSH; Ohio at s. "a
Gas; Western at CSC. Beet quiet and unchanged
sales 70 bills; PLAIN mess at 10 % g 10 90; extra do
45O bbls mess at 20 80 a % 90; old 20 90 q % 25
prime 20 90 a 81 90. Lard shade frmer and fairly
actye sales go erces; also ~ 1ierees steam POI De e
SOC; State 20 a 43c Whiskey trmer; salse 800 bbls
Western free 90 q 91lc, chiefly at the latter. Rice
hhds; Porto Rico 10 a 1oic; Muscovado 81 q iosc
fair to good refining 5000 1o, No. II Dutch stand
terms Molasses dull. Naval Stores-Sprits Tur-
pentine heavy; sales at 40 q 451c; Resin firm; sales
at 90 tor st1aed steady cry eGpds ~
g Ole. Wool quiet and finn; sales So, 900 TBS; nice
fleece 4s q 49e; tubbed 80 a 52e; pulled 25 q 42c;
Seeds-Linseed quiet. Freghts to Liverpool shade
better; Cotton per steam Oiled grain per steam,
wheat sgd; do per sail Sd.
CHICAGO Nov. 26.- Flour-Spring extras firm.
Wheat advancing at O6B a 0s tor No. e Corn is
easy at e5c. Oats lower at 4oac Tor No Rye steady
zoe for No: q. Barley dull at &c.. High Wines firm
at Sac iron bound. Provisions higher. Mess pork at
10 90. Lard tic. Live Hogs active at 80 q 20
Cattle dull at 2 so q 575.
Recepts-sOOO bbls -four, 1CO.O goo bush. wheat 49,
900 bush 80 900 BUSH oats COCO bush. rye 5000
bush. barley, 5000 hogs.
Shipments-6OOO bbls. -four, $4,000 BUSH wheat,
"a, 900 bush. corn, $4,000 bush. oats, 1900 hogs.
CINCINNATI, Nov. &c Mess Pork drooping; city
packed 10 90. Lard weak; kettle 12c. Bulk Meats
dull shoulders u &c; sides 10s q life. Live Hogs
scarce and firm at 40 co. blessed do firm at rs
q 90; receipts 5000 head; sales 5000 head. Green
Meats dull; shoulders &c; sides SIC. Hams lie.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 26.-Cotton dull; Mddling
uplands Isle.
SAVANNAH. Nov. 26-Cotton active; Middllng up
lands ISL q 15tc.
MoB!LE,, Nov. 26-Cotton quiet; Middlng up
lands 15c.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 26.-Cotion weak; Mddling
uplands 151c.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-28
ALABAM A.
A CONFLICT IN THE LEGISLATURE.


MONTGOMERY, Nov. 26.-Gov. Smith ard
Treasurer Bingham obtained late last night
from the Supreme Court, Judge Stafford, and
Circuit Judge Pelham, iDjunctions restraining
the presiding officer of the Senate from count
ing the votes for Governor and Treasurer.
To-day, accordingly, the two Houses met in
joint convention and the votes of other officers
were counted with the following result;-For
Lieutenant Governor, E. IT. Moren, 4377 ma
jority; Secretary of State j. j. Parker, 4459
majority; Attorney General, j. w. A. Sand
ford, 1923 majority; all Democrats The Pres
ident announced these gentlemen legally elect
ed and ordered the returns sent to the Secre-
tary of State to await judicial proceedings
Senator Mobrey then offered a resolution that
E. IL. Moren be sworn in as Lieutenant Gov.
ernOr and be invited to preside over the Joint
convention as the legal presiding officer of the
Senate. Mr.. Barr, the presiding officer of the
Senate pro tenn, announced the resolution out
of order, and asked the Senate to retire to its
chamber, which it did, and Immediately ad-
journed. Mr.. Moren, in the meantime, was
sworn in as Lieutenant Governor by Judge
Stafford, and was escorted to the Speakers
chair. He announced that he was ready to
proceed to business as presiding officer of the
joint convention, and proceeded to count the
vote for Governor and Treasurer, which result
ed in 1929 majority for Lindsay, Democrat, and
about $500 for Grant, Democrat. Lindsay
took the oath of office and the State for a time
will probably have two Governors. The Sem
ate will recognize Smith and the House Lind
say. The matter will be in the Courts soon,
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-28

BERLIN. Nov. N.-[Special to Tribune. The
Vienna Presse OF Saturday holds that we have
right to consider the opening scene in a
meeting of delegations as manifestations in ia
vor of peace. The answer of Russia to Won
Beust's last note is not expected till the mid
die of next week. Some diplomatists in Vienna
insist that Russia and Prussia have made a
secret treaty. One-half of the sixty millions
demanded by the war department will be APP
piled to completing the organization of the
army.
A correspondent at Pesth on SATURDAY. said
that preliminary communication of o concil-
iatory character had arrived from st. Peters
burg and had influenced an important portion
Of the Kings speech at the reception by His
Majesty of the delegation.
A Belgrade dispatch of Friday says that the
regency has taken the necessary precautions to
provide against any demonstrations.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-28
NEW MEXICO.

A LOCAL IMMIGRATION CONVENTION.
SANTA FE, Nov. 26-The territorial immi-
grafton Convention, with representatives from
various countries, assembled to-day at the SEN
ate Chamber, Judge Benedict, Of Santa Fe
county, President Speeches were made by a
OF territorial society to publish to the world
correct information regarding the resources OF
the territory. They claimed that New Mexico
onered great advantages to miners and farm
ers ana was one of the richest stock raising
countries in the Union. They urged that
means De taken to secure railroad immigration
and the establishment of public schools. Com
mittees on resolutions and permanent crgani-
zatlon were appointed and the Convention ad-
lourned until Monday.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-28
anperiQr CQurf.

NOVEMBER TERM-GoDDARD, j., PRESIDING.
sATuRDAY.-In the case OF Dalrymple vs. Twom-
bly,, claim for SIP upon note OF hand. the court
rendered decision for the defendant.
A. Merrill. Howard and c,eavos
Joseph B. Clark VS.. William Wilcox and trug-
tees. Action TO recover rent from ecember g. 1869
to August 8. 1870. Balance claimed S54. Defence
that the rooms were unsuitable for occupancy be-
cause the plaintiff let adjacent rooms TO unchaste
and in pure Iersons Decision for plaintiff for $54 ST.
Il. u. Reed. G. F. Emery.
The following assignments were made:
NoNDAY, Nov. 2S.
Nos 2s1, 316. 3ls z57 25s 1884, 3is, 257, 25s. 1924,
3I9, 1885, 1885, SOL. 39i 237, 3i6 49, $685. $40, ST. a.
81 Ill, 156, 49, ISL 15. 1856, 2s5, 49, S27 1856, 324,
TUESDAY, NOV. 20.
Nos. 1888, 1893, 300 23s, 263, $50, &c., ESQ., 1926, 1884,
WEDNESDAY,, NOV. 80.
Nos. 1888, 1856. 173, 29}. 800. aga 375 go ess ,ka
lo4, le3, $40. 47s, PIP, 4s3, 22i, 372. wv
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-28

MORE of the results of the lottery whereby
San Francisco freed its Mercantile Library
from debt are the following: A plan to build
school-house at Nevada City by lottery, with
prizes of good'y sums of money; a scheme for
building a'railroad fiom Grass Valley to Col
FAX by the same means, the bats being prizes
to the amount of 100000; and a similar
scheme in Yreka, with prizes which in the ag-
gresate amount to $4,000; and plan by
which Marysvlle would "get even with San
Francisco by the same illegitimate means by
which San Francisco got ahead of her. Also,
newspapers throughout California are serious
ly discussing the propriety of emulating the
evil success Of the metropolis OF the State.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-28
WASH lNGTON.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 27.-Gen. Sherman's ar
my report states that the force consists of "a,
$40 men, to bs reduced in July, 1871 to 80 900.
lie recommends the Remington rifle and says
mat new and uniform system of tactics has
been prepared.
CHINA AND JAPANMAILs.
Postmaster General Creswell will recon-
mend semi monthly mail for China and JAP
an instead of the present monthly service.
The Pacific Mail Company has a new steam.
er, The Alaska, costing 81, 20O,0 00
THE CENSUS.
Tie census office has received full returns
from two-tbirds of the States, and incomplete
returns from the remainder. 1t 10 expected
that the list will be full in ten days. There has
the results; New Jerseys population is S95, 672.
COURT OF ARBITRATION.
The new Minister from Bolivia is expected
soon to arrive, when an adjourned meeting of
the peace conference between the Ministers
rom Spain and the allied republics of Chilli
Peru, Ecuador and Bolivia will take place,
with Secretary Fish as arbiter. 1t is stated in
diplomatic circles that the government of Co.
lumbia has never been recognized by Spain as
an Independent State.
The National Medical Convention of voun-
teer medical officers, contract or commissioned
OF the United States army and navy has been
postponed till January 18th.
INTEREST ON CERTAIN BONDS TO CEASE.
- Secretary Boutwell, gives notice that after
december Ist no interest will be paid upon 8
per per cent. certificates of the denomination OF
Soo0O between the numbers one and 247 inclu-
slve, and of the denomination of $4,000 be-
tween the numbers one and 1872 inclusive nor
Will such certificates be available after tt at
time, as portion of the lawful money reserves
IN possession of any national banking associa-
ton. These certificates in the aggregate
amount to $2O00,00O
Rev. J. r. Thompson of this city has receiv-
ed medal of honor from the War Department.
YERGER SENTENCED.
Southern papers say that E. M. Yerger, who
killed Col. Crane in jackson, Miss. had sec
ond trial recently and was found guilty and
sentenced to imprisonment for life.
INTERNAL REVENUE DECISION.
The acting ommissioner of internal revenue
decides that cigar manufacturer in the Unit
ed States, selling scraps and clippings to a
Canadian manufacturer, must export them in
bond and pay tax of 16 cents. He also de-
cides that native wines made from wild fruits
are not subject to taxation when sold at the
place of manufacture
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-28

EVERY SATURDAY.-Tbis exooIlo,,t ;r,s+ro.
ted journal improves weekly. Tho nrhI;shors
sparing no pains or expense to place before
their subscribers sthe very finest efforts of the
designers art as well as most interesting read.
ing matter. The Thanksgiving number was
especially good. The Thanksgiving Gathering
by Hoppin was worthy of that well known ar.
fist. How well the little points of the picture
were brought out-the little boy giving another
bite OF his apple at the same time pushing
back bis head SO that he shouldn't get a "hog-
bite"-country cousins attired in the dresses
designed by the village tailor, and city cousins
resplendent in the latest get-up of the metro
politan artist with hair parted in the middle
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-28

France.
THE COMMANDMENT OF PARIS.
BERLIN, Nov. 27. Especial to N. Y. Tribune
-Gen. HOsel left Versailles on the 18th inst.
and says that not a single gun was in position
and that not fort could pe taken without a
regular serge. On the contrary Gen. Hohsn-
feldt says that the bombardment would be be-
gun early in December Mr. Bancroft has re-
ceived despatch from Washington for Minis
ter Washbnrn, giving him permission to leave
Paris.
GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN.
LYONS. Nov. 2G Especial to N. Y. Sun. !
George Francis Train has just started in spec
by Gambetta
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
PRUSSIA AS A MEDIATOR
LONDON, Nov. 27.-Prussia has made a ten
der of her good offices as a mediator between
Russia and other powers.
THE ATTITUDE OF RUSSIA AND ENGLAND.
N. Y. World special Prince Gortschakoff
IN his note says that Russia still maintains her
position that she will be bound no longer by
the treaty of IS. England says in reply that
she will not permit violation of the treaty.
Thus the matter rests. but quiet can only be
maintained as long as Russia contents herself
by merely affirming her release from the obi
cations of the treaty and refrainng from any
England will remain quiet, contenting herself
by protesting in turn her determination to 90
to war when Russia does commit an overt act.
In this state the question may remain for some
months or till the end of the present war be.
tween France and Prussia, when conference
of the seven powers will be held with view to
revive the treaty and to give to Russia what
she asks. This is the present programme of
the peace party in the cabinet, which tonight
to have the upper hand. The war party re.
monstrated and declare that this course is
merely playing with Russia, and Russia's
game that war il certain unless England is
ready to surrender erything, and that it is
better to fight now when Prussia's lands are
full than wait till she is at liberty to aid Russia
THE RELATIONS OF ENGLAND AND RUSSIA.
LONDON, Nov. 27.-The Tribune's cores
pondent at Berlin on the 25th inst. gives an
authoritative account of the relations existing
between Russia and Prussia at the outbreak of
the present war. Gortschakof had several in
terviews with King William and bismarck be-
lore their departure for the seat of war. The
neutrality of Russia was the principal object OF
tne negotiations and Gortschakof then, as q
i remark Tor the neutrality of Russia, demanded
me acqulesence of Prussia in the abolition OF
tndt part OF the Paris treaty which forbids Rus
STA keeping fleet in the Black Sea. Bismarck
accepted the proposal and it was then neutral
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-28

CoRoNER's INQUEsT.-By request of the
County Attorney, Coroner Hall held an in
quest Saturday over the body of young Mace
who was killed at the Portland & Rochester
depot last Friday evening. Charles Holden
was foreman of the jury. After hearing the
testimony they returned the following:
The jury find that George Walter Mace came
to his death on Friday evening. Nov. %, 1870,
by being run over by an engine of the Portland
& Rochester railroad in Portland. They ac-
quit the employees on the train of any fault in
the matter. They also think it their duty to
their children away from the depot, the evil
denee going to show that the employees have
to be continually on the lookout to keep the
boys who frequent the depot, from meeting
with some accident like that which has just
happened.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-28

JUDGE MORRIS PRESIDING
SATURDAY.-State VS.. Catbarine Logan, Assault
ana battery. Continued till Wednesday.
O'Donnell.
State VS.. William Warren and Peter Warren
search and SEIZURE William failed to appear Peter
appeared plead not guilty, and the case was contin-
u,d to Wednesday.
ALL IA