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NJ A-:sEr NIttgHS-Dear Sir, II afc-ds re pleas
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with perfect success. Having trisd many others,
ind yours superior to any nave heretofore used
and cannot too highly Jrnneni IL as rapid pro
uloter Of the growth Of the hair spd By fe appli
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VERY respectfully, yours. L W SiLyOY
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Tie following letters speak for themselves.

~
WAsHISsroN. November 4th. i37o.
NJ. Ar:hvr NIttaps Dear Sir After a very
tkorsrsa and impartial trial of your Cry II a Dis
cUyery Tor a month feel compelled to ack now
its very great superiority over any other article
now in use for the purpose eesgned-ths speedy res
torat-On ot the color AID growth Of tbs hair, a1d
one using il according 20 directions can fail, am
convinced 70 attain this much desired result per
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vast numbers utterly disgusted with the poisonou-
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personal scGuaintauces who use your preparation,
with equal success, cordially recommend Cry sta,
Discovery all persons desiring 10 Cse suytL Of
this kind. Sery respectfully.
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MOI JOS. u. MAYS kM0N
W PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT. WV
S39 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH STREETS.

" Several large invoices received to -day%f
" LADIES OPERA and PARTY GL9TFS
with one, two and three tutt0ls, IN new styles and
beautiful ColOrs. "
- White, Black, ard Medium colors. witt one
ard two buttons
W GENTS VERY BEST BID GLOVES. ,ize.
from ~ to 10. all coioTs 0'
81 MiSSEs White. Light. ani Dark coiors
" Ladies', So Gents, So 25. Mis,-s', 81 ~
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WAsH!SG TON, August sth, 1870,
Nv. Ar:hnr NdftIrS-Dcar Sir | do not hesitate
10 say that your Crystal Discovery deserves to su
percede al other preparations claiming TO restore
the gro 18th and color of the hair. have Used in a
week now and my hair has slreadJ resumed It's nat
ural shade and ha. ceased falling Amos, entirely
1 chee<fUliy recommend IL. Respectfully,
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UT HE CA shTY Al
o~NtTIONAL s1yINGs BANK

n
lR CORNER 1STH STREET AVID ~ ~ YORkav
PAYS PER GENT. OF DEPOSITS
Otre HOn-y 20 4
MATAGE2<:
II. a Willard. Wm. Stick ney. Hon. J0. Casey
Lewis CiephAne, : Y. Brown, Geo. Il Plant, NJ G
Emery, A. l. Shepherd, ". n. Philip. motif
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ITO CAPITALISTS
FOB SAILOR EXCHANGES!
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-08-24

AGENTS, ($2O PER DAY) to osell the
 w celebrated HOME SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE. Has the UNDER-FEED makes the ''LocK STITCH (alike on both sides,) and is FULLY LICENSED. The best and cheapest family Sewing Machine in the market. Address JOHNSON, CLARK & CO.,, Boston, Mass, Pittsburgh, Pa, Chicago, H., or St. Louis, Mo. 1894
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-08-24

THIS ROAD is being built and managed by New England BUSINESS MEN, who have invested largely in the CAPITAL STOCK, and whose experience and reputation guarantee the most THOROUGH CON- SEDUCTION of the Road and at the same time in. sure the most HONORABLE CONDUCT of ITS AFFAIRS The Road is so situated as to secure itself, at once, the largest pleasure travel of any Railroad in the Eastern States connecting, as it will by the shortest route, Saratoga, Lakes George and Champlain with Mt. Mansfield Lakes Memphre magog and Willoughby, and the White Mountains Independent of the through freight and passenger traffic, which must at once flow to it upon it's com pletion, in consequence of it's being the shortest route to the seaboard, the earnings from the loca business will be sufficient to pay all running ex penses and the interest on it's small bonded debt Cash subscriptions, to the Stock of the Road have already been made nearly sufficient to com plete the Road ready for the iron. The Bonds art coupon or registered, and of the denominations
 $1.0O0. $500. and $1OO, The interest is six per cent in gold, payable semi annually, in Boston, May 1st and November 1st These bonds are offered until further notice at 9( and accrued interest in currency, and we recon mend them to Savings Banks holders of trus, funds, and all others having money to invest. as first class securities.
 For furtheri information Maps. &c apply to
 | E.&T FAIRBANKS & CO,
 St. Johnsbury, Vermont. IA4QDANA0 O O0.s
 252 Broadway, New York.
 FAIRBANKS, BROWN & CO,
 11S Milk Street, Boston. FAIRBANKS & EWING,
 715 Chestnut St., Phila
 FINANCIAL AGENTS.
 Trustees of the First Mortgage Bondholders. HON. LUKE P. POLAND, St. Johnsbury, Vt ABRAHAM T. LOWE, Eso.,
 President 1st Nat. Bank, Boston. Mass.
 FOR SALE BY FIRST NATIONAL BANK, Hartford. 17-sm
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-09

\ DANGEEoys PLATTHING. - At
pawtucket, r. /, there lives Il ccr-
ain young gentleman. aged eighteen
months. The other day this youth
.ept quiet an unusual time, and his
lother. s~uspccting all was not right.
cent into an adjoining room to look
,im up. Here she looked upon 4
ight which almost curdleIher blood
With terror. Upon the floor by an
pen bureau drawer sat this "preco-
.ious YOUTH" with Il loaded and
,apped and self cooking revolver in
his hand. and he was amusing himself
by ramminE the muzzle Of the piece
down his throat. working at the
trigger, and hammering it upon the
floor. As soon as the mother recov-
cred from her fright she took the
weapon from her child. and adj
ministcring 4 remembrance which
viii doubtless deter him from
such exposure Of his prcc.
self to instant aunihilation. It
: almost a miracle that the child had
not killed itself upon the spot. but
to say not Il barrel was dis
charged.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-09

rOTICE i HEREBY Given THAI THE
Poll Tax. for the year lssl. is now due AID
Iavable To the C0upty AstsS-- H. Act Of March
, Is6-. all corporations or iHdIylCua having per
eaus in their employ are held responsible Tor their
.,II tax. GEO. y. CIiEDIC,
aVj0t II Asse>s)riN N.--soE C"nEtJ'
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-09

j poor Ta~hcrWom"u says. chat
while there's life. there's soap.
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Marriage and Celibacy.

Es-"ss for Houng Men. or great So
ClnL ENlLs and ABUSES, which interfere with
MaRHlAGE-with snre means If relirf 4r the
Er'lng and Unfortunate, diseased ar4 a.cbiIitated.
Seit irte, IN sealed envelopes. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. : :. Ninth 81,
- -1.f
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-09

LIVER REGULATOR KNOWN.
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LLs = Tr-8--g q *
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BILLIARDS.
Eessrs. PEELau ( COLLEN1E.


ue VEL. E..nn H1t.tf ~,.-- Nturcuetme-- az
\,.f Yak. have r.-tA.-a-!at
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LAW REPORTS.
Second ClrouIt Court-HaIsey. Iudr

Second Circuit Court-HaIsey, Judge
The following cases are set for trial to-
day: S02S, Green Va Fullerton; 3029, smith
and wife vs. Bullock; 3030, eturla vs. Pa
r0di and wife ct Al; 3033. Oliver, Finnio &
vs. Allen; 8086, Frank VS. same; 3037, Sees
sci vs. Scanlon: SO39. Grieshaber VS. Salta.
maohis; 3042, Mcclure VS. Davis; 3045,
Lloyd, Clark & Co. va Shock & BlanP;
9046. G0nter vs. Schroeder; 8C4S,
Hinehie VS. Hoeg!e; 3049 Levitt
& Co. VS. Hartley & Gurley, ct al i;
305l, Roper & Bro. VS. Clement; 8O52, same
VS. same; 3053, Baxter & Smith VS. Beas-
ley; S054, Williams & Co. VS. Forster Keal-
hofer q Co.; S055. Kelley VS. Kealhofer &
Co; S056, Graham & Bro. vs McClOy q
Co; 305S, Clarke & Bsrkett vs. Tighe &
Co; 3059, Peyser vs. Church; 3060, Sher-
wood VS. Herman; 3061. Burford VS. See
lig; 1862, Winter VS. Stafford; 1868, Wash
iugtOn VS. Hess; 1906 Wallace VS. Marcisl
306S, Maroon VS. Plummer; S089, O'DOn-
nell VS. NJ. & L. r. r. Co. 800. Fiem-
ing VS. SpOre; BOIL, Beasley VS. Siebert:
S072 Jones vs. Steel; 3076, Wallace VS.
StolrZ; 307S Widrig IS Hester; 3079, same
VS. same; 3OS0, same vs. same; 30SI, Cheek
vs. Wait & Lewis; S082. Dickens vs. Lane
1854 Miller vs. Bliss; 3O85, R0osa VS. Smith;
3086, Taylor VS. Hill, Fontsine Il Co; SOS7,
Carney VS. Miller; Boss, Gurins VS. Bah.
cock; 5000, Bescher & Co VS. Farris; 1892,
trustees Of Washington College VS. Cook
1904, Neel Va Irving; s095, Ciealla, admir-,
VS. Davis; 3098, Wheaton VS. Pierce ct 81 F;
3097, Robertson vs. Larkin; 3O98. mcLe-
fresh & Co vs. Boiling; S099, Ackerman vs.
Louis; 300, same VS. same.
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there is great room for Improvement in
his expanded Uranium.

there is great room for improvement in
his expanded Uranium.
Freights at Cairo are scarce.
The steamboat d. J.. Love was sold at
auction at Pittsburg on Thursday.
The Virginia and Pauline Carroll are due
from New orleans The CORNER gOss to
Louisville and the latter to st. Louis.
The City Of Vicksburg win pass up To-
morrow for st. Louis.
The Ocesnus will pass up to-day for St..
Louis.
The investigation OF the Local Board Of
InspectOrs, after examining sll facts as
regards the W. r. Arthur disaster, has
sustained the decision of the Inspector Of
this district. A Washington dispatch of
the 9th inst. says that it was proven that
the engines OF the steamer were very de-
icient, and there was criminal careless
ness and neglect, both on the part Of tho
owners and officers in allowing the boat
to be run under such circumstances. The
licenses Of the engineers have been re-
vOked by tho decision of the the Local
Board An appeal has been taken to the
Supervising Inspector, who now holds the
subject under sdYisement, but who will
undoubtedly sustain the decision Of the
Local Board. In that event, all the parties
concerned will be presented to the Grand
Jury of the United States District Court
of Louisville for Indictment on the charge
of murder.
The Mary Houston will be down to-
morrow, for New Orleans.
The Celeste, Captain Tom Berry, leaves
on Monday for Arkansas river.
The negro Harris, who killed Colonel
Rocket on g fiAtbOat above here, was one
OF the negroes that was hung yesterday at
MsriOn.
All kinds of Water-crsfl were brought
into requisitiOu yesterday, to convey per-
sons RerOss the river to see the hanging
of the two cOlored men which took place
at Marion
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FRANCE.

VERSAILLES, June g. General
Russell and Marshal CanrObert have
been arrested.
It has been determined that a
court martial shall try the offenders
against the Government, as 1t viii not
incluoe political prisoners.
General L'Admirault will probably
be appointed Governor of Paris.
Supplementary elections to the AS
sembly are fixed for the 9th of July.
The Prussian troops remaining In
France have begun their homeWard
march.
The report that Jules Ferry had
been appointed minister to Washing
ton, is false.
The Minister of Finance, In pre-
sentiug the Assembly provision for
the loan OF one hundred millions
sterling, urged the payment of the
war indemnity in order that France
may be rid of Germans. The minis
ter said he relied for success in raising
the cash upon foreign confidence in
the ability of France to meet her OBJ
legations, and internal energy of the
government. He promised to exercise
strict economy in all the expen-
ditures Of the government.
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TELEGRARS.

Bunker Hill Is to be celebrated this
year. What Webster lives to speak
worthily there?
The Grand Lodge Of Masons are
taking measures to revise and im-
prove their constitutions.
The weather in London is unus-
Ually cold for the season. Snow fell
in Yorkshire yesterday.
1t is officially stated that crops Of
all kinds in the Russian Empire
promise an excellent yield.
General Sherman leaves Fort Glib
son, Indian Territory, to-day, for
Fort Leavenworth, Kansas.
The HOmeopaths meet in Philadel-
phia during the Continental Celebra.
tion of 1876, and In Washington May
6, 1872.
Superintendents OF Insane Asylums
meet next May in Mad isOn, WiscOn-
sin. They should have convened in
Tear-OntO.
Excavation will be begun In q few
days, In Washington, for the fOunda-
ton OF the south wing of the new
State Department building.
The funded debt of the city Of New
York on May lst was $49. .551, 1854, the
floating debt was SO 1880 and the
county funded debt S2l, ,591, $50 The
sinking fund noWamOunts $l7, ,7S4 ,063.
The twelfth musical festival of the
Northeastern Saengerbund of Amer
lea will commence on the Oath inst,
and continue six days. Over one hun
dred German societies viii be repre-
sented.
A most fearful storm occurred at
Iowa City yesterday. Rain and hail
fell in torrents. 1t Is reported that
one man was killed. It is supposed
that great injury has been done to the
fruit and grain crops.
The United States Commissioner in
Louisville, VIM. A. MeTryWeatheF,
to day discharged Wyatt for deciding
that negroes in street cars should
take any seat designated by the con-
dUctOr, provided it Is comfortable.
The Cincinnati Gazette prints
letter from Ben. F. Wade, declining
to run for Governor. He saws, how
ever, that If the Republican C0nven-
Alb4 NUl45AuEA1 II 4AltkL " 5AACCGe1s
he could not refuse without base in
gratitude.
A small cOasting schooner with
forty men, belonging to Old Pelican,
n. B., struck an iceberg after leaving
St. Johns, and sunk. All on board
were lost. Most ofthe men had fami-
lies, and were returning home with
the proceeds of a successful voyage |
That little village is now a sad scene
Of mourning, nearly every family
having lost a member.
The London Times says that the
United States and Great Britain |
treaty sacrifices the interests of small |
communities to the convenience of |
more powerful States. A portion Of |
the Empire is made a scapegOat for |
the peace Of the whole, and the posses
sion Of the maritime provinces has !
been baTtered away. The Times, |
urges the accep ptance of the ]
treaty by Canada as q compensation |
for American free trade, which Is rap.
idly gaining ground in the United |
States.
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Es- The stock Of the Company is owned By
our Merchants and Business Men, and Il is
In every respect, fully identified with the In
terests Of this community. myH
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THE MEMPHIS EN0 sEL6A ROAD
West Point, its Beauties and Future For
tunes-LOoatloH of the Selma Road.


WEST POINT. Miss, June 4, 1871.
Editors Appeal-We invite your
further attention to some facts and
figures In regard to the town OF West
Point, on the Mobile and Ohio road.
Especially should the Directory con-
clude to adopt the ChUlahOma, HOus,
ton and West Point route. The town,
located on a narrow but beautiful bel,
Of sandy land, and midway the rich
pTsIrie lands extending from Lee and
Monroe counties on the north, and
LOwndes and NOxUbee On the south,
commenced its first settlement in
1856, about one year in advance Of the
advent Of the rolling stock from Mo-
bile. Before the war the shipments of
cotton from this place amounted to
81, 600 baies-the heaviest shipping
station on the Mobile and Ohio road.
For reasons not necessary to detail it,,
now amounts to a traction over 10, 600
bales. Shippers pay g. freight to
Mobile, amounting to $50, 900, or about
One.tWelfth Of what the cotton of the
present crop has sold for. The value
Of freight5 received at this place, in
the way OF -four, bacon, whisky, Irish
potatoes, ETC., amount to about $50, 900
per annUm, thus showing conclusive
ly that over a million dollars worth
OF business is concentrated at this
place. With q direct railroad cOmmu-
nicatiOn with the city Of Memphis,
the bulk Of the cotton crop would
certainly seek that market, as the
bulk Of the return freights would
as certainly come from that market.
There is,nO reason why's tale cotton
Of cannot be shipped directly to Mem
phl5 at two dollars, thus saving to the
shippers at this place on cotton al ne
83O,U 600 per annnIn, while on return
freights the amount saved to con-
sumers would be much greater. There
has ever been a partially for the
Memphis market among large num-
berB OF our planting friends, justly
IL IS a superior cotton and
provision market to Mobile, but they
have been isolated by the course puF-
sued by the managers of the Mobile
and Ohio road. Your city cannot, at
least, should not, overlook the i'm
pOrtance Of bisecting the Mobile and
Ohio railroad ct a point equi-distant
between the Selma, Meridian and
road on the one side
and the Memphis and Charleston road
On the other, 1t being ninety.eight
miies TO COrinth on the latter, and one
hundred miles TO Meridian on the
.Ormer. Extending the road on TO
Houston, and bisecting the Central
road at Abbeville, and thence to
and Memphis-every re-
Iuiremeut is filed ia the way of
travel and freights over the
Did line, These suggestions are made
with all due Difference and respect to
me opinions and Judgment OF the
Intelligent Board Of Directory Of the
tiemphis and Selma railroad, not
lOubting they will arrive at s rational
In locating and building
heir justly needed road.
WEST POINT.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

LAST EIsAT or HooLEY's MTEsTFELs
This eminent troupe give two farewell
perfOrLnances-a matinee ct 2 o'clock to-
day, and their last appearance this even
ing The programmes selected for the
occasion are The BEST In their respective
repertoire. This alterpoOn a splendid bill,
including the great burlesqUo Of u TrC-
ratOre, and s number Of new features
This evening an entire new and man.
moth bill OF novelties, introducing for the
drst time here, tns monster Nilsson
farewell concert, introducing the great
Euesne as Nilsson and troupe OF th6
fouT-dollar concerts. In addition, q new
opera burlese ue, entitled 9 l. Afrlcaine," F"
IN which Eugene viii sing the great
slevices solo, from that famous opera.
ssVy Is vorth.D as Don ROdsTick VOn
Qaae6o, and Rice, ss GOnzagd de FluVGs,
win sstonish the audience by their extra
ordinary gyrations q Ia eireieS. Mulligsn
wiz illustrate, IS usual, the oomicaliti6s
of Ethiopia. Griffin, rs the Great AvengeT,
and Hogan and Campbsll's budget Of odd
ities, viii make up a mOat surprising fare
well performance. HoOlsy is entitled 70
the thanks Of our amusement seekers for
having AFFORDED them su opportunity Of
enjoying the performances Of the best
ever organized.
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AifanhmAnE MnfIna

No. see, A, D lin he FIRST Circuit Court OF
ShelIy County, Tenn.-Wi liam E. Htorer
ana Andrew j. DI eas, firm Of Wun. e Storer
& Co., VS., JeRse Mooney.
IN this cause sn attachment having been
sued out under section 3f55 OF the Code aud
returned into Court, evied by esrnishmenG
on the money goods and effects OF q fsndant
in the hands Of Guy, McLellapd q Co and
afhdaVit having been made that the deiend-
ant is Indebted to plaintiff IN the sum OF
NlSoV 30 Oy note, and that The defendant Is q
nonresident OF the State Of Tennessee.
It is therefore ordered, That he make his
appearance herein, before l1e judge OF tho
First OiIcult Court Of Shelby county, at the
court house IN the city OF Memphis, Tenn,
on the third Monday in 8eptemb Der ueXt, aud
defend said attachment suit within the time
prescribed by Law, or the same will be pro-
ceeded with eZpRTts; and that a COPY OF this
order be publishedsopce a wsek, for four con-
seeu I've weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
Done at office, this eth day Of June 1871,
FRANK TAFT, CLERK.
By L. 4. BOsWELL. Deputy CierE.
Randolph, hammond & Jordan, Attorneys
for plaintiffs faT0
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T OOK OUT, Brothers of the Gran, for two
~ stolen Mulea-a light Borrel Horse Mule,
with scar on he len hip, one undeItooth cut,
sS hands nigh. One red soTrel Mare Mule,
blind in the lett eye, split IN the hind h0oi,
about Is hands high. The roGues were traced
70 Browns vile Landing Our brother Is not
able 70 lo86 this stock, and he cells on the
fraternity 70 look sharp and report Il to the
secretGry Of Germantown Lodge Nc s.,
Shelby county, Tenns
By order Of tbs Lodge. n, r. WEBB
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THE LADIES Always SENSIBLE.

The APPEAL announced few days ago
that the home people were taking active
interest in the Real Estate Distribution
whicn Is to come on on the 4th of July,
and that club Of "ten ladies had secured
twenty-five shares" MessrB. Passmore
& Rufin, yesterday received q note from
a lady in the city, who says: ''I am
another Memphis lady who reels a de-
cided interest In the enterprise, and have
formed myself into club of one. Please
acknowledge order and cash for ten shares,
and seud to my address," That shows the
right sort OF pluck, and the spirit
should be emulated by thousands Ofothers
here. Main street Office, No. 233lz, open
sll day and up to ten At night.
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IN EIood al New OrIeans.

NEW ORLEANS, June 9.-The over
fiOw Is fifteen inches below high
water mark, and has fallen three
inches in the past twenty-four hours.
Twelve steam fire engines are throw
ing out water to-day, but s heavy
rain this afternoon, with a half gale
from the southeast, prevented a fur
ther decline. Several additional
pumps, with great capacity, will be at
work tomorrow. A strong south
east wind is now prevailing, which
will probably cause a further rise in
the lake.
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NOTlLE TO SHIPPERS.
CLEYELAND. OHIo. ~ 2

CLEVELAND, OHIO, May q, I87l.
To Shippers from Memphis, Tenn:
MR. ISAAC @. MEASON has been appoint
vi ed Sole Agent OF the South shore Line
at Memphis. He viii work via Evansville,
New albany and Cincinnati by river, and
via Memphis and Louisville railroad line
all rail All other agencies In Memphis OF
this line have been disco rntfDusd- Bills or
ladtng for freight shipped over this line must
be signed By him, as no other party has any
the line in Memphis, and mona bat his win
be recognized. o. b. kKIEEER,
ie3 GenI Manager south Shore Line,
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Monday, IuIy 10Th, 1871,

within legal hours, the following desIibed
property, tO.wit:
ated In the county of shelby and State
Of Tennessee, known and DESIGNATED IS 1.
lows, viz: Being lot 8, in block 4B, on the
plan Of the city Of Memphis. on the west side
or DeSoto street, north Of end adjoining the
place now owned By the said @. A. oval,
bounded IS follow; Beginning at the said
Stovalls northeast corner, rum ng thence
with De5Oto street IOrthWardly $50 feet 10 q
stake, thence WestW dly at right angles to
DeSo1O street, 2O9 feet TO a stake; thence
sOuthwsrdly 63H feet TO a stake. thence east
waTdiy 2O9 Ieet to the beglnDinR said los IS
between Linden and Beale streets, In the
city of Mem phfs.
Terms Of Sals-On a credit Of six and twelve
months, notes with approved securities re-
Quired; lien retained Il / same are paid then
equity OF redemption barred.
EDMUND A. COLE.
Clerk and Master.
ANfEFmDWH al
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LONDON, June 8, $50 pm Consols, gl5S.
y bonds of 1852, so3S; do old SIS, SO74i do
'57s, a27S; do i0-s0s So
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GALVESTON, June 9.--Cotton quiet; good
ordinary, l4fc; net receipts, 65S bales; ex.
ports cOastWise, 740 bales; sales, 200 bales;
stock, 81 pos bales.
NORFOLK.
NORFOLK, June s.-Cotton quiet; low mid.