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Sheriff's Sale of Real Estate.

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DY virtue of a venditioni exponas to me
Is directed from the First Circuit Court OF
Shelby county, l Will, on
Saturday, the 18th August Next,
procaed IN sell. TO the highest bidder, for cash,
within legal hours, in front Of the SheFtns
office, on Second street, in the 0reenAaW
Opera Building, city of the IoIoW-
inc described real estate. to-wtt: A certain
LOT or parcel of land lying and being In the
county OF shelby, and state OF tennessee
being a part of subdivision OF BLOCK N. o.
fronting I4O feet ON the north side of Jessa-
mine street and extending back north 10y
feet. Immediately east OF M Tops resi-
dence on Beale street, Memphis tennessee,
beiuu the same lot c~onveyedto John Flynn
nv Robertson TOpp by deed dated May 81
1852. Also, q certain lot or parcei OF BrouhG
situated, lying and being in the county OF
shelby and State Of Tennessee, sltuaged OF
ST. Martin street, In the city Of Memphis, and
fronting 50 feet on ST. Martin street, ana run
/ ming back east TO the bayou 12feet a more
| comnlete description of which Is gwen IN a
| certain deed OF trust executed by John L.
Morgan TO Thomas III. LOgwoOd, dated jan
/ nary Is, 1851. Also, a certain piece or parcel
| OF land situated, lying and being IN the
| county Of Shelby, STATE of Tennessee, front
| ing lO feet on Walnut street, ten-
/ nessee, n running back $50 feet IN depth on
| of the southern part Of SIX acres OF tSh1 Rg6-
| chased at chaRcery sale by Robert >. Sn1tn,
/ and transferred by said smith 10 Sanoel
| Walker, and being a portion OF the same
land vested in Charles Jones Dy decree "
| fhe Chaucery Court OF Memphis, rendered In
| the case of Newton Ford, Admir- Of Thomas
| Null, deceased. ct al. VS.. John >. clayton 81
al, on the Sth day OF April 1868, leVted on as
the property of defendaDt, James logan, 70
| satisfy an execution in favor OF r. ;. BoDert
| SON. Surviving partner, ETC., for SB,lo2O %
with interest and costs OF snit-
The above sale is postponed until
Friday, October IA, 1870.
MARCUS ]. WRIGHT.
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p~,,choIor,e Esir nvp.-.ThIs snIendid

BatCheI0FS haIr Uye.---IhIS SpIIhuIu
Hair Dye is the best in the world; the only
true and perfect Dye. Harmless-Reliable7
Instantaneous-HO disappOintment-ho ri
dicnlous tints-"DOeS not contain Lead nor any
Tftdl1c Poison 10 fnjHre The Hair on SyStem.
Invigorates the Hair and leaves II soft
beautiful; Black or Brown. Sold by all drug
gists; applied at is Bond street, New York.
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Saturday, 24lh Day Of September, 1870.

Between the hours OF 10 O'Clock am and D.:
a., lock m. on the southwest corner OF the i'll
terseetiOu of Third and jefferson streets. amt
in front OF the Office OF MeCailun 2 Kin,
Memphis, Tennessee. sell, 81 public auctioE,
for ca. n. 10 the highest bidder, q certain To-
or parcel OF ground, situate in the city g
Memphis Tennessee, and ounce as ~
Scribed. as follows, to-E1t: Beginning az Ah 8
side o. Monroe street extended; runnl :.
thence east with Monroe street eXtendot
hfty-fOur faet; thence south az right anel
with said street about one-hundred and ms d.
six feet 10 M. l.. Meacham's north bOundaf
line: thence west with said boundsFy ms
and parallel with said Monroe street, nflZ
four Ieet: thence north with said HattiiIC &
east boundary line D at right angles VICE
said monroe street about one hunureu AMI
nfty-six feet to the beginning
Faulty of redemption Is waived ny satt
Trust Deed. The title is believed 10 be gooo,
but 1 sell and convey only as trustee
au4 W. ID. MCCALLUM, Trustee.
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CHINESE LABOR.

EB We are now prepared. in connection
with the Memphis and Charleston railroad
company, to receive and execute orders ior
Chinese labor, on long time contracts FOR
particulars apply TO
DoNoHo, JOY &CO,
Northwest corner Main and Madison sts'
$40 dEW
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Trustees Sale Of Real Estate.
ros.aay, the 2Olh daY Of September, I87o,

Between the hours of 9 o'clock an and
O'Clock pm. in mont Of Peterson's store
house door, at Knowlton's landing, near lhs
premises 20 be sold, In Desha eoanLy, Arkan-
sas. sell to the highest bidder. for cash, TIE
real estate situated IN said DeSba comfy
Arkansas, conveyed by said nust Deed. de-
scriDed a. follows, 10 vii: a certain tract ur
parcel Of land. situate, lying aud being IA
county OF Desha and state OF Arkansas, VIZ
The 5 r. ar. OF the 3 W Dr., the " = OF the =
w x. and the W y OF tie n W = Of section
No. IN one, containing 20 4l-i9 acres; ths
east Dne-hai and the n " = Of section two
N. containing so 500 acres; the north hal
m N Of section eleven iili. containing -
acres: the " y and the north part Of the W
x. and the north part ~ The southeast gr-"i
sectil n twelve lI2k. containing Al sZ-iW acre
in township no Z. south, range ] east Tbs
south part Of the n 4 Of section seven ~
in township seven SOUTH, range east cor
taiRing 100 70-lnO acres; the WI OF Tie rs 8
OF section s.. in township six south, rau-t
one east. containing 30 acres, IN ailH64 erhaI
acres. OF which about so acres are cleafetr
known as the WOTleld tract Of lands
The title 70 said property is believed 10 De-
good. but I sell and convey only As trustee
Equity OF redemption barred,
ALFRED a. ELLINGTON, Sheriff
t,r1f Begha comfy. AFkauEla-I fustea.
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ppFss mist ume isef to the cotton planter Of the outhernS states or
Il durability, simplicity OF obstruction ant ease with when can De oPena y, 20
hadh @@sm r or aeaP @1.t the change from one to TO- to. c 0@eS Sm Sa Sdp pooWTer ony
mace Or onHn feet nuare M ma be placed M operated in gn-house, hM az Jun
fHn eee@Iy ri I'M cotton out of ID house be packed, 1t can be used m an nHn ~
screws. mother advantage is when you get Sehon1d RTS ym nave ~ Ss
all fe and one not LIABLE to decay or break as sthec case with the I'D Wousn Se
abm Wwri or cast M the frames are of wrought iron, M 10 partof the rSs me
10 deeavf onches the roun M frames may made OF wOod,a at e oPu0h oIUeP HIm;
Planter NAV pnrchase efheF tn screw IN tut alone and ~ the frame NJ 49,
rood oft thmseveIO or may purchase thesTew,n nuts me ron Tames pm am R P Tn%eSm AM
SS1 nsm ue4 snd i've great ahsfcIo to ali parties using them, as win pc seen from letter. Tb
in my pos@sdonIa few of Wilhelm may be found eWh@e IN mS u"
to Paahas in need of cotton presses would 10 well to call If possible I'M examine min;
or meys should mOr me with their order they syre upon He~ns"
ch IN Tpntbem mte extensive Iron Worksn the city. IN heg greatest variety OF patterns
of ali kin1sI am able to furnish parties with any KIND OF sGuHnSTT 1a "a
notice
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Administrator Sale of Real Estates

ny virtue Of a decree Of the Chancery Cont,
ID sitting in and Tor the county OF LoWnds i
and state OF Mississippi, made ut the Iu y
Term. A-D. 1910, thereof, he undersigre-is
adminfstratOr de boufs non Of the estate OF
Ransnm u. BYrn. deceased. VIII
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For Sale, Rent or Exchange.

teens sr sos %
nU FARM. Y mile from fernando De-
vi not: 1Q acres-I50 open; new dwelling b
roonis, good ont-houses, stock, farming uten-
sfls. corn. etc, Tor sale, rent or exchengs t9r
cffy property; one hour by M and Ink
from Memphis; 8 years credit
Appiy 10 g, n. Robinson on the premises,
or TWNETI rs. II. TAFfI,
sell 36l Second street.
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EoLLoWAY,s YERMlfUeE CONNECTIONS

TWENTY years experience has proved this
the most popular remedy with physi-
clans and parents for those pests of child
hood-Worms. They are pleasant TO take,
and always effective in expelling the Worms
and tonlng the system up to its normal
condition. Beware of eounterfeits n imi-
tatiOns. The genuine have the signature of
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY & CowDEN,
Philadelphia.
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SchofsIds Patent Cotton Press received the First Premium at the eeOfasa
State Fair for 1869.

II vas proved superior toanythng for phnniio1e cotton sc adngn ON D es IN Ua There
Is nothing compicied orto get out OF or@, ahoutiG and after bng omEerr and in lew
viii ba AS ud asnew. Lever presses wiz not do, IyW VII o~u
montbsb emmea useless article, IN are spmcaD Ya screw P.r Dnaa and of over 800
sofa al SEASON. AVE not heard n complaint rom one DutOn me % 1T
Sanv in Temjpt Of letters from the 6stp planters OF all the GMmS states eS
and expresingt their opnion thatits superior 10 all oh6s. o..
a lso.--V0ilcOx'S Improved Horse &o
Superior to n IN muse T M ~ ~ G""' an4
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Trustees Sale.

ny virtue OF a Deed of Trust executed to
ID me on the 10th day OF May $50, by
ophilus Pritehett, AID duly recorded In thH
Registers Office OF shelby county, Tennessee.
in Book No. ~, page So. and tOr the purpose
of paying the debt secured thereby, 1 III on
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STOCKS AND MONEY IN DoNDoN'
LONDON, September Is, IL am

NEW YORK, September 14.-Railroad
and Express Shares at the opening were
steady and in some instances better and
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Fridsy. October a. 1870.

MARCUS ]. WRIGHT.
Sherlh of Shelby county.
I. K. Rigalow. Atty for plaintiff W.
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ELECTION FOR DIRECTORS
or THE
Memphis and Charleston R. r. Co.

THE stockholders in the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad Company are noti-
fed that the next annual election for nine
of said company will be held at the
offices of the Company in Memphis, Tennes
see, and huntsville, Alabama, on
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mistaken for rheumat
affected with loss of q
bowels In general cos
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-12-25
Enlightened England.

A correspondent of the Dublin EreemGn's
Journal gives the annexed account of his
encounter with one of the "rising genera
tionsy of the "Great Britons," who, no
doubt, one of these days, will come to ex-
ercise the suffrage, and vote for laws and
law makers to govern the "benighted
Oirish'' -
Sir-You must have observed the efforts
which have been lately made by some of
the more rational, and not least Protestant
portion of the community, to discourage
the offensive custom of celebrating the 9Th
OF November, or "Guy Fawkes Day." by
the discharge of firearms and by other sui
phureous demonstrations, as homage to
Professionalism and ninsult to catholicism.
l was staying at bennington on the last
5th, and the repeated discharges OF hre-
arms, and the explosions of gunpowder,
| combined to assure me that was in a most
Protestant quarter of this most Protestant
| realm. The display was, however, on the
whole, of very meagre character, ana the
appearance of the drdmGtts persona, as re-
CARDS costume and physique, was such as
| to provoke unmitigated contempt. Were
it not for an incident which occurred on
| the succeeding day, which seemed to me to
| be eminently calculated to elucidate the
! morale of these displays, would not traa-
pass on your columns by any observation
on the observance of Guy Hawkes. day In
the fashionable town of bennington.
drove to visit the ruins of Kenilworth
Castle, once the residence of the Earl of
Leicester, which are in the immediate
neigh borhood-the castle celebrated by the
visit from that Queen who maintained the
principles, the adherents of which wasted
50 much time, breath, and gunpowder IN
the town of bennington last Saturday.
| Walking through the remains OF the spien-
did moat, which i'll former times surround
ed the grim old walls, that now looked
frowniugly down on me as passed beneath
their shadow, and contemplating the but
partially averted ruin and decay which was
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A WAR WITH misunderstanding news
has reached the ears of Englishmen within
the past few days-news that has cansed
the heart of England to grow cold with fear
and terrible foreboding. War is coming
upon them! War, which can be averted
only by the most abject humiliation. War,
which England can avoid only by course
of conduct which would amount to her
withdrawal for evermore from tho rank of
a great Power in Europe. Russia, perceiv-
ing her opportunity in the temporary
overthrow of France, and having previous
ly concerted her plans with Prussia, tears
in pieces the treaty imposed on her at the
close of the Crimean War, and detes Eu=.
rope to compel her to an observance OF its
terms That defiance affects England most
directly. To her, above all, it is a chal-
lepge and menace. There is no dlsgnls-
ing the fact; it is well patent to all the
world, and therefore there are white lips
and quaking hearts to-day in England.
Only a few days ago that country was re-
jjoicing over the humiliation of France.
Only few days ago her press were en-
gagged in fiattering the pride OF Bismarck
and King William, and encouraging them
to carry out to the full their aggressive
designs. Now they begin to see what those
designs are, and to recognize that England
herself is marked out victim to them.
1t is perfectly evident that the Cabinets
of Berlin and St. Petersburg, in their ar
rangements for the course of action whlch
is now about to be realized, have calculated
either on the cowardly abstentation OF
England from interference with their pro-
ceedings, or else on her complete defeat in
case she should attempt to oppose them
For us in Ireland this threatened war is a
matter of supreme Importance. For the
present we shall only say that if hostifitles
should break out, as expected, our duty
as Irishmen will be to take care that in the
| first place we shall have q settlement of the
| T.;o Question We have this SETTLE
ment if we rightly use our opportunity. TO
let the opportunity pass unused would be
crime against our country-a sin of omis-
sion for which the Irishmen of this day
would deserve to be execrated by future
generations. We repeat--the time is pro-
pitious, and we must avail of it. In the
political crisis which is now threatening
we can obtain, and if we are true men TO
Ireland, we shall obtain, the concession OF
the most sacred right and most pressing re-
quirement of. our country: Home rule Tor
Ireland.-Dublin Nation.
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Merning Star and Catholic Messenger.
sEw oRLEANs. SUNDAY. DEcEAIBER rs, is7o.
LETTER FROM PELICAN.

PLAouEMINE, December 10, 1870.
To the Editors Of Morning Star.
Your Pelican" has been so much on the
wing of late that he has had little time to
trouble the STAR-a fortunate circumstances,
in all likelihood, for it's readers, as its
December is growing fast, and will soon
have lived out it's time, when we will bid
adieu to 1870. Meanwhile our planters are
bringing in our harvests, and upon the
whole, should not complain. The sugar
crop is turning out we'll as general thing,
and we may hope for a yield of about
HIS, 600 hogsheads as the crop. Last year
the crop was 1000 hogsheads.
q The priceOf sugar, however, is not salts
factory to the producer, but he is to blame,
sugar and more bread. The man is indie
pendent whose crib is full Of corn, but our
sY1eOple are slow to learn the fact.
Cotton, too, has done we'll, but IL and IA
cents per pound is the price the account
sales shows, but the planter reckoned upon
ing many a pretty calculation.
Our Catholic schools are open here. Inc
Convent is doing well, but l can hardly
say as much for st. Johns SCHOOL, 1t has,
however, many difhculties TO contend
against, which, we hope, it will overcome.
s The feast of the immaculate Conception
was beautifully celebrated here on the 9Th
inst. Two masses were said by our good
pastor Father D'Hemecourt, as on Sun
days. and in the evening procession, pre-
4ceded by q band of music, issued from the
: church, and proceeded in beautiful order
through several of our principal stseets,
! making a pleasing and effective display for
our Catholic population.
The ladies of the Altar Society of our
{ church are making arrangements to open a
fair here during the Christmas holidays.
the proceeds of which are to go towards
paying the debt incurred by Monseigneur
IN its purchase three years ago.
PELICAN.
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NJ RHEUMATISM AND

IL Of HEALTH" Elysau Fields street, Third DIG
trct This Institution receives all diseases. medicsh
surgical an d midwifery cases 1t is conducted
unite the comforts of home to the ADVANTAGES 81
Hospital Terms-Wards per day. ell private wards Ss
private rooms g. Apply to DR. HAYES office, corner
Canal and Rampant streets at the Hospital aus "
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
VICK's FLORAL GUIDE FOR 1871.

VICK'S FLORAL GUIDE FOX 1871.
The edition of One Hundred and Fifty Thousand
copies of vICKS ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE
OF SEEDS AND FLORAL GUIDE, is published AID
ready to send out-IOu pages, and an Engravingso
almost every desirable Flower and Vegetable 1t
elegantly printed fine tinted illustrated with
Three Hundred fine Wood Engravngs and Two beauti
full COLORED PLATES The most beautiful and tho
most instructive Floral Guide published
A GERMAN EDITION published, in all other re-
spects similar to the English.
Sent free to ali my of 1870. rapidly as
possible without application Sent to all others who
order them for Ten Cents which is not half the cost.
Address, JAMES VlCk:
deIs 3t Rochester. n. Y
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Early on q very cold morning last winter
a travelling profile cutter called at the house
profie taken. eyes," was the reply, "I
want yours taken from my door,"
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ID GoGARTY, CATHOLIC BooKsELLER AND
L .STATIONER, Isl Camp street, opposite ST. Pa
trick Church keeps Generalstock ofSCHOOL BOOKS,
BIBL PRAYER BOOKS STANDARD and Miscellaneous on
Works All the latest Catholic Publications at publish
ers prices. Beads Medals Crucixes and Religious Pic.
Geucra gent Tor all Catholic Newspapers and
Magazines Base Balls. Bats Bases, Score Books and
Crnuuet Game. nos Nv
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.


MouND GIFT
MUTUALtLIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
(of st. Louis, Missouri.)
LOUISIANA DEPARTMENT:
Ofice-No. SO Carondelet Street.
OFFICERS LOUISIANA BRANCH:
Gov, c. II, MOTION. ...-................ President
Judge E. 7, ~kGRR1CK- Vice Presiuent
b. B. SHINES. ..--..---. secretary anu Agen"
EXAMINERS:
j. N. FOLWELL, M. d., j. b. R1TCHlE, M u.
NEW ORLEANS DIRECTORS:
James jackson Col. Il. H. Hatch,
Major Octave VOORHEES,, L. "A W1ltz,,
ThOs Fitzwilam, Robert Hare.
!, All kinds of Life Policies issued by this Company
and non .forfetng after annual payment. jald ~
MECHANICS AND TRADERS INSURANCE co.
No. IA Carondelet Street,
ORLEANS, La,
solcits Fire. Marine and River Risks Lowest Rates.
CHas EScsrFELp LLOYD r. COLEMAN,
>' Secretary. President
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WESTERN PRODUCE, LIQUORS, ETC.

-rIJNDRIES .SUSDRIES.
We offer for sale to Grocers ana Dealers, at the
very market price and guaranteed to be of the
best quality the T00wns articles in lots to suit:
.v,r.-~a. BULK MEATS,
BACON-ahouiders Clear Rib and Clear Sides,
PORK,
JhRD-Ticrces and Kegs,
t,i,ice Sugar-Cured HAMS,
BREAK FAST BACON,
FI.OUR-of all grades,
wHISKI Els ltectitird and Bourbon.
FINSEY & BYRNES,
oc23 If 81 Poydras street.
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LOUISVILLE.
The o. and VI, Railroads. New Pos
lice Porce--The smsii-rox Preya-
lent.

The ~. and N, kafiroad--A New 20,
lice Porce--The smaIi-PoK Preya.
lent.
LOUISVILLE, March 23.-The Ohio and
Mississippi Railroad Company, in view
of the early opening Of its line to St.
Louis and % the East, are perfeeting ar
rangements for passenger traffic from
Louisville.
The new POLICE numbering one hum
dred and fifty, will take their places on
the second day Of April
Since March 18th protracted meet
ing has been held at the Twelfth street
Methodist Episcopal Church. Forty per
sons have united themselves with the
church, and more than that number Of
conversions are reported.
Smallpox is quite prevalent Yesleg,
day Leonard Zinahleman applied 10 the
Health Officer, and stated that his fam
ily had boon stricken down with small
pox, and that his neighbors we're afraid
and had refused TO assist him. conse-
quently he was obliged TO leave OF work
and devote his whole attention 20 his
faa.ily; his money gave out, and his fam
lily suffered for the common necessaries
Of life; his wife and one child had died,
and he was obliged to call on the city 70
hurry them, They we're buried and the
surviving cared for,
The weather Is clear aud mild.
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-"
DIED.

EIGCS.-Tuesday. morning. 22d inst. Cora
Cobb, wife Of Frank W. Vigus, at the residence
o. her brother-in-law (Mr. Johnson), near
fernando, Miss. alsef 7Nr51i s''i :
The funeral will take place FROM the resi-
dence of Mr.. johnson. 1000
All who are acquainted with the bereayed
husband will condole with him on the loss of
his amiable young wife, suddenly cut off in
the first bloom Of womanhood Her domestic
virtues and calm. gentle spirit endeared her to
all who knew her. and render more poignant
the sorrow Of our friend. for whom all things
presaged life of the purest domestic happi-
ness. Her family is truly an afflicted one,
having buried a brother but a few days before.
In these sad bereayemcnts. it were useless to
attempt to assunge the grief of the husband
but he is not wholly without consolation, in
the pledge of their affection who still survive.
4
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upon which,ofeund An sNesSe for voting
for our cnen,ss candidates But such Is
not the case, our ticket contains the
names Of some Of Che mOstin'elhgcnsand
well-tried oiRceholders in Shelly county,
and, in fact, every name On tho tickle, is
well recommended, and cannot for COM
potency, be duplicated The Democracy
Of the county viii have y grand rN,ihca-
ton meeting on next Thursday night a,
Greenlaw's Opera House, when the as
sembled crowd viii be addressed by the
talent Of our party. \ rare chance for
political enter,ainmen,is offered, and we
shall expec, the attendance Of all true
Democrats on the occasion.