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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-02

NEW YORK, Nov. Lection strongly in buyers ia
vor sales 276ibales; middng uplands lsAc Flour
quiet ami unchanged; sales 1850 bbls state So a 1906
Ohio $3.50 "a 740 western &c "a 1856 southern 81 a 92j
Wheat unsettled and lower; sales 100000 bush; No
spring Sl l,55; No do SLAB G1 81 81; white state
Sl.6i winter red western 81, a l,55; white Michi
gan 81 81 a. l,73. Corn heavy and lower; sales $4,000
bush mixed western l5c ahoat; old do 76 o. Tie in Store
and III a l52c aeat. Oats heavy sales $4,000 bush;
ohio and western 50 a 5lc. Beef quiet. Pork quiet;
mess Sl3. Lard finn and quiet, at 81 q lOSc, Butter
steady. Whiskey dull and lower at 92Ec, Rice dull;
Carolina ~ a. sic. Sugar lower; Muscovado 81 %
94c; refining 81 a Sc, Coffee nominate kio Is a 20c
Moasses dull Naval stOres-Spirits tIrpentlne quiet
at 81 a 67ac rosin quiet and firm at 81 strained
Petroleum quiet crude 1874 a l4c refined 23c. Talow
steady al "a sac. Wool quiet and unchanged; pulled
at 60c.
CHICAGO, Nov. l.-Four firm and unchanged Wheat
hrner, at Sl,20 cash. Sl29i first half November Corn
steady at iSc cash; 4jc November; axe seller first
half November Oats firm at 3Oac, Rye steady at 6lc.
Sl2,62 q 2,75; December S3. Lard SAc cash. ShOul
her Whisky duh at SSc. Receipts - bbls flour.
1000 bush wheat $4,000 bush oats. $1,000 bush corn 900
bush I'VE, E,900 bush barley l2000 hogs. Shipments
1000 bbs -four, 4OOO bush oats $4,000 bush corn, 1000
bush barley.
CINCINNATI, Nov. l.-Pork nominal at $3.50. Lard
quiet and unchanged Bulk mCats-demand light and
holders firm; sides ga a 7c Bacon-demand light and
holders firm; shoulders 7lac sides IA "a 7Hc Live
hogs in goo demand; sales at 81 a 45 receipts 1000
head Cattle in air demand and higher 81 rs a So
Whiskey dun; sales at SSc.
NEW ORLEANS, nov. Lection active; middlings at
lSN "a ISAc.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-02

Bachelors Hair DYc.-rhls superb Hair Dye
IS the best il the ,c0rd-Aencctly harmless reliable and
no disappointment; ridiculous ins
or disagreeabe odor. The genuine VIM. A. Bachelors
Hair Dye produces imhfdidiety a splendid Black
Natural Brown leaves the hair clean soft. beautiful;
does not contain particle Of lead or any injurious com
pound Sold by all Druggists Factory, Ii Boud ST. n.
Y. dlYr SlO
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R. L. SMITH & CO.,

NJ div Cor. Main and Elm SITS.
.TUST STEP IN TO FLETCHER'S, and
~ look at those Gentlemens slippers. just received
rom the Manuiaetory. No. Bay State House Block,
One Price Store. 2S5 Main st. diff NJ
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-02

There viii be a meeting of the Peoples club-sec-
ton of ospitality-Thursday, five O'Clock P. NJ. in
the east ante'room, A full and prompt attendance
is requested
Abbott will sell horses and new and secondhand
carriages, for A. X. Richmond, No 30 Waldo street,
this forenoon at II O'Clock
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-02
WORCESTER
rmuHsDAY. NOVEMBER =, 1871.

Mr.. William NJ. Eyarts' services are in de-
mand inst now for a singular variety of en-
ployments. Mr.. O'Conor asks his aid in prose-
cutting the municipal thieves; he is nominated
for both the senate and the assembly; Brigham
Young wishes to retain him for the defence in
the very urgent proceedings against the Mormon
prophet for murder and other Offences the
United States claim bis advocacy before the in
ternati0nal tribunal at Geneva, and now, while
he is beset by these distracting demands, comes
Mrs. Josephine Mansfield Lawler, with perhaps
half dozen other aliases, and asks that he
should act as umpire in her quarrel with the no.
torious Fisk, Jr.
An almost incredible statement comes from
Washington, hes de which the stories OF uu-
quiet ghosts, and petrfed giants, in which
some of our western exchanges indulge, and even
the late veracous account OF terrestrial disturb
ances in Florida, are easy Of belief. Only our
implicit confidence in the postmaster general
enables us to believe that for some of the offices
which he has TO ill there is a scarcity of APP
plicants He positively asserts on his official
responsibility, and we are compelled to believe
him, that much annoyance is Occasioned in his
department by the resignation Of postmasters
at the rate of twenty or thirty Il day, where
nobody can be induced TO accept the official
honOrS Many offices have actually been dis
continued for the want of office seekers. There
is not thought TO be much danger of the gen
eral work of the post office being seriously
crippled from that cause.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-02

The European Question.
What is the European question us Let the crowned
heals fight it out while we supply their with
provisions.
THE AMERICAN QUESTION
as to the best method of clothing gray heads with glossy
brown or raven black is however iator OF vast i'm
portance to millions of both SEXES in this country. 1t
SEEMS TO BE DECIDED.
if popularity is fair test in the case, in favor of
CristadOro's Excelsior Hair Dye,
the sales Of which have been advancing during the past
twelve months with rapldity astonishing As dressing
after dyeing use
CRLSTADOR0'S HAER RREsERPATIVE
% deop&weowlm
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-02

Weinberg Bros, 851 Main street, have received
this day, new lot of slipper patterns at greatly re-
duced prices
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sosToN srooa sALEs-Noy. l.

SlW United States SKIES 1881 ...,........... - lG
sOVD Union Pacific railroad s............. - ii X
SlOlOO Hartford anu Erie tar road Is new - 55
$50 Stanstead and Chambly Is -. "a Y
S1Ju Vt. Gu. d. VT ~ Ca. Il Il Ss...... ia
VI 900 Missouri River, Fl Scott a Gulf gd IDS IN,
5000 Maine state Or, ssHGii06
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Clothes.

SOUTHLAND'S ORCHESTRA.
~ WORCESTER, MASS.
Private Parties, Balls Picnics, Festivals and Excur.
sions furnished with any number of Pieces the short
est notice. G. Fl. WILSON. Prompter.
Orier Book at Richards, Metcai & cos 44l Main ST.
Also at Office OF g. IL. Southland 81 Crompt0ns Block
Mechanic st. -
MI. To- H. Wilson, thankful for past favors, socits
ON
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-02

NOVEL COMMENCEMENT OF \ HONEYMOON.
The Prince de Poignac recently married
Mdlle de BagueaX The newly-married pair set
out on their way TO Dieppe, where they intended
to spend their honeymoon. On arriving at
Rouen, they found that the train would not
leave for Dieppe for two hours and decided to
90 to Havre instead. On their arrival, their
passports were demanded But unfortunately
for the lovers none were forthcoming. The bride
groom gave his name and title, and the bride
wept, but all to no purpose. They were looked
upon as impostorS. and marched off by police
man to headquarters. At length, by their uni
ted entreateS, the police superintendent was in
duced to send a telegram to the brides father;
"a man calling himself Prince de Poliguac, just
arrested at Havre, says he is your son'in-law.
Is that the case?" Very soon an answer was
returned: "The man must be an impostor. My
daughter and sonin-law have gone to Dieppe."
Ofcourse after such a confirmation of the sus-
pcions against them, there was no hope Of a
reprieve, for that night at least. The "happy
pair" were actually carried off to the lookup,
where they had to spend their wedding night.
1t was not until the following day that they
succeeded in establishing their identity.
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United States currency bs.................. llla
western Union Telegraph company. .6lA
PACING Mail Steamship company .......,......47T
n. L. Central Il Hudson River cpnsOl'd, .... .S9E
do do DO do serip.,.,....Shs
Sl4g I@iiIV'l1
n W PIeiufEeu' '.''.'-t.,,t,........,....R
h''''n do ts'0Aa' arsfs,rs3
htsauLns Ls!IIoAl t'....,....,,..,,,... lOS
Michigan Central railroad. .,,..,..........,.llGA
Union Pacific railroad stock. 239i
Idltilld IdliIOdN.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. "a
lzLaAe shore q Mi higan Southern RR.........g34
.lliHols central falfoad. .,,.,,,..........,.lsO
Cleveland and Pittsburg railroad, ex-dly,i25
Chicago and northwestern railroad ,.,..,..6O
"a 70 nreierrs". ,.,,.,,Ss
Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati railroad 81,
New Jersey Central railroad. 1905
lineage suJ hVCK lsiaud railrUS- g9X
Milwaukee and 81 PAU railroad. ......,. .. 56T
do do pref. ......,....,..7B4
Toledo and Wabash railroad ....... ,...., e. ,5g4
90 pre-. ..........,,,..Sl
Fort Wayne and Chlosgo railroad. ,......... 96k
Alton and feIre llaute railroad .,............l6
90 pfeicrfeG. .................... 80
Chicago and Alton railroad. .....,...........ll3
co pTeleIred: .+.....,......,..ll4
Ohio and Mississippi railroad. ,..,..,..........37
Hartford and Erie railroad. .....,............, ~
Columbus. Cincinnati d Ind. Central K K Liz
Chicago, burlington and Quincy R......l27
Hannibal and st JOseph Il R......4.,........ So
Central Pacific gold bonds. ...................l0lA
Union Pacific railroad LIST mort. is. ......,,. 81
Union Pacific land grants, ...............
Central Pacific railroad income l0s............7GX
Tennessee state is. new...... ................6S
Virginia state US, neW.......................
Ahauuu state bs.........ts...s4...........
North Carolina state 6s, ncw..........,...... lna
'Vuth Sufohlla bs' heW'..,..
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UFFICE, NO. DS MAIN STREET, WORCERTER
This Bank is open every business day from nine clock
In the morning to Ave O'Clock in the afternoon.
DEPOSITS from FIVE CENTS to ONE THOUSAND Dol.
LARS received pat upon interest on the first OF rert
month.
DIVIDENDS OF INTEREST are made in January and
July and If not Withdrawn added to the principal
on the first Of the following month.
Smallest sum entitled to receive interest," Thee Dol
lars. CLARENDON HARRIS
ivy dn Treasurer
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REDWOOD INSTITUTE
= Miles from Boston,
ON TIE ROSTON AMI MAINEn IN

This Institution is established for the reception and
treatment of patients suffering from disease or derange-
nen Of the nervous system, caused by OyertaXnq the
BRAIN by too sedentary habits or the excessive or in
ludiclOus use of alcoholic narcotic snuiants
The terms for board ami treatment are from SIS to sAl
week, varying according to the accommodations re-
quired for the patients. In requiring eXtrOrll-
extra charge
All inquiries addressed to at Greenwood Mass or
at my otce in Boston, will be Immediately answered
Patients are expected to remain such length OF time
as may he deemed necessary.
Payments will be required in advance
Boston Ohiee-ROOms No. II fremont Temple oA,c
hOurs-lOA M to o'clock Z. NJ.
ALBERT DAY, NJ. D.,
$500 superintendent and Physician
Greenwood, Auf. IL. 1871. deop39t 9la
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ent parts of what is now great commonwealth.
Ii was hearty coming together of old friends,
those who knew the country and could appre-
ciatc the great transition from hunting ground
where they had fought the wild Indian and,
chased the buffalo and deer, to grand highway
for the onward march OF a mighty and irresisti-
bic civilization. This route will undoubtedly
become favorte one to the Pacific and Calilor-
mia, and be the means of rapidly developing the
whole northwest, which even now is favored
with good number of railroads and q centre of
activity, called Saint Paul. jim.
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WORCESTER COUNTY MECHANICS
w ASSOCIATION.

Tickets for the APPRENTICES DRAWING CLASS are
now READY Tor delivery, and may be Obtained of the clerk
qnrng the day, at his office No. rs Pearl St. and at the
nan, thursday; Saturday, and Monday Evenings on
presentation OF Receipts for this years dues Glass Will
O26 AIT " VM SAtITu riorh
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Worcester County Institution for Saving,
FOSTER STREET.
Chartered. fN7yy 8, 1928.
Deposits put On interest the rs day of each month
Dividends made every January and July.
Deposits May l, lsTl.......S1, $685. 90.
Hon ALEXANDER II. BULLOCK, President
dawtf c. A. HAMILTON, Treasurer
The Worcester Mechanics Savings ham
IN GENITAL EXCHANGE.
Ths Bank is open daily for tho receipts Of Deposlts
Deposits put upon interest ths FVsesaA day
each month.
ssmi-AnnuE DIvidspda in January and July,
HARRISOS BLIss PToslds0A
Il. WOODWARD, Tress'r.
decl dawtf
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BOSTON AND ALBANY RAILROAD
~ COMPANY

Special Meeting of the Stockholders of the Boston
AMI Alb my Railroad Company will be held at Inc Rooms
OF the Corporation in the Passenger Station at the cor
ntr OF Beach ana Albany streets, in Boston, THURS
DAY, the second Gay OF November, prOXno at eleven
O'Clock A. TO see ii they will authorize an issue of
Bonds to meet the requirements of the Corporafion
By order of the Board of Directors
j. A. RUMRILL, Secretary and Clerk
Springfield. October %, 1871. dim oSS
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DIANOi-Any one having nice Piano,
that they cannot conveniently keep, and would
like to retain, II goot place could he secured can learn
particulars by addressing PanO Box ll06, Worcester
4, - NJ
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-16
HOPE HALL ieySTITUTE.

1 SCHOOL FoR gIgLs AND BOYs. PaoF
a 7 IOOFi RRIsCIPAL, has been ro-
he ext session VIII
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SATURDAY, 0scsmbsr 2. 1871.

within legal hours, in uoat OF The Sberfnrs
me- n 1e any or Memphis, Tenn on ths
yet siQ OF -econt street, between Uniou
ah1 S4soso streets, ana IA EOnt Of the sOuth
portion Of The GrosllaW Opera House, pro-
ceel tos5It lor cash. u the highest and best
Di0aer, the IoEog1ng real estate, or so much
LneEeOi as MsV be neeszssry 70 satisfy the
SnOnnt secured b. The tEDsL. The property
les u shelpy 0gunty, Tenn and Is lhus de-
seIloses lac Hont sraes, containing 8 40-l00
scfes AID oolng me same tnat was conveyed
% the saiu James Y1gDg by " esley Blake
moza, ~ deed dated 18th February. IG6, res
tftered Ia The Rsstsser's once OF she pv
county. IN book .. .. BIS AMI desc .bsd a
PILLOWS: SEQ tnu.ue a. a sweet euu 70 chains
sno 45 Inks -uuthu u Bradshaw'a south line OF
s4g acrs tract anu "a abe nae bet=een said
J. Young ano A.G akemoIe; JhsDoe west,
crossing zane creek. 4 cnai g.; thence soufh
= chaina ana 81 Inks 70 asWest gum; thence
east chains 10 a. y. B.zkem0 els southwest
cornsrs thence north . chains and 50 links
with A. q. BlaksmoIe S West line 20 ne be-
En9iHgs Al 50 much OF the following de-
eIloea property As mad not been Old or
nor ssssu 20 DINERS pEioF 10 January Isl o.,
ana remained tne property CT James Young
snQ MS vile On that d=s The description o
Tue woe tract - as follows. obtaining
scout 80 acres, ana being a part Of = tTasf
originally Ia The nems OF lanes seavslI.
BsE n1ng az tee northwest cor ler OF said
o iglnEl tact at e STAKE north IS degr ees. east
Y nnEs non a white OAK marked W,P.;
AeEce east passing an elm al 10 mains and4
1aAss we soutnesst corner OF J Esmsey's
0Wo acre grant IN SI9 chains, 10 q stake OF
sweet and black sum and BLACK oaE point
%ss thence -Ouths crossing cane creek at D
chains a - links, IN ali 70 CHAINS ana 40
Inks, 70 s sweet gum; thence west 4 chains
20 : htakei tAznce south crossing said creek
81 2 chs1ns, IN aI3 AIN ana - links, TO =
aWest suAi soencs east c1siDs TO q take
and oogWo9G tlaEee soutn 8 chains and 10
Inks 10 q ana D ack I'm marked L..
thence WssEG cnsins 70 = stazs; hence north
~ eh2tns snu . Inks 70 tbs beginning, 10
v ntch dead OF trust AMI ths Cnancery our
rbcOrd reference Is here made Tor greater GER
taiaty titles believed % Dc bus 1 VIII
sell ana ocnVey Only a. trustee. Equity OF
redemption barred.
EA2CuS ]. WRIGHT.
Sheriff OF Shelby county and trustee.
HUnEs & PssToN. attornsys.
mgVT
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Tusssay, 0sssmbsr 10 1871.

The following described iands, to-vit:
eec'iCn 0, town hip 5, range II west, TRnios
county, in the stare o. mississippi
Also the followtng and 10 Bolivar csun-
-, aiaFfslppi. al OF section I0. me portb,
est = o. section 10, toW Dshlp Is north, rang
wsst-c9mprising In al IL said county o.
Also, The following lands IN tire stats c.
Arkansas situate in Green con 1ty, being the
nor Invest y Sc ion AZ. tha soutn fractional
= II outh vest p Of $50 Ion 5 s0Uta = rae
tons southwst Z SEXTON z, rowus5ip Il
40 th engs z ea-Gi southeast 4 fTsctiousl
sect on J; north 4 frsctfopsl southeast i O.
section q; southwest = frsctionRl southeast ,
of section Z; soutowestA fractional OF norLh-
west 4 section toTnship 2, north. ranges
east; north y fTec ious / section so; south \
fractional northssss 4 section L. NORTH s
Or crIOusl souihsa = section z; north y
fractional southwest 81 etion Il; north y
= asL1ess secLl9h u snNtn II
fractional nerthwsstH eec;tOn Is; southWesJ
q frsctionsl seetIon q; west 4 fraesiOnal
northwsst section north y fractional
range Z east.
Also in Poinsett Count5, Arkansas, the
whole o. $ elton 50; south q section I9, town.
ship 'Onorth, range 3 east
Also, in Arkansas county, State OF AIkRn-
sas north y section 4, township 1 south,
Aisa- in Honroe county, State of AIKEN.
sss, All disco Ion Is all dissection 2, fhe vest
y offs. ctior p h vest Of fhe sasiL ofsec-
Ton - eoubu NFbt quarter OF nefN1e tSE quar-
tsT o section p west hail OF sOutaeast Quar-
tsr o~fsouthwest quarter section Is. northeast
quarter of south v est quarter section @, town-
sap south, rsnee 1 wet; west half ofsouth.
vest qaastsr ofsec ion Q; west half OF north.
west quarter o. section 10; south vest quarter
Of southwest quarter Of section 10, township
3, range Wat.
Als1 The following lends in the State O;
Arb which are heid Jointly aud equally
by MAJ E-y and said bankrupt fsmes q,
saunders, the iateress Of tie said baRkrupt
therein situate IL Monroe cFuntr, bsfna
southeast qsarteT section %; southwest Oual.
Ter nactionai section "a; west part .racuional
or northwest quarter section 81; northeast
quarter section %; east EaIf north ses qusr-
ter OF section 20; tee north asst quartar OF
southwest quarter north Of rivsrt of section
e; north Part o. S iuthsast quarter section
Is: northeast qu after OF southeast Quarter OF
section IS; south hslt both sides OF river,
section "a. townships sonth, rsnge l. east:
The asst half fractional section S; All OF frscs
tiopal section 4; the south hal OF fractional
Section 5; the u rihWesS quarter of setiOnal
section 81 northeast quarter Of fractional
norfhe-st qoarter OF section 8; esst hall OF
fraction IL eetion 5; all ~ irse lhnal section
3, township 4 south Tenge1 east
all ON RUAhS AEs3gnes Of
ulftfr ia. 4. SnuudAF, a son. Rankrunea
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HoB-RssIdspt EOtIss.

No. 4S0.-in tas sseOnd Chaucsuy Court OF
Shelley county, Tennessee-ntco as Etcher-
varne - The Nortn American Fire Insu-
rance Company o. New Nork eB IL
1T appearing from bill which Is sworn to In
4 this cause that Q defendant The
North meriean Fro ms. Co. Of N.Y. Is
Justly indebted 20 the Complainant 70 me
Hum or shout $40 due for damages srstslne1
on his house by rsss1n G. hre, sta tn4t
Ills . nun-reSidsnt c the state OF Tsnnesst e,
and Is removing. e. bout % Tem0ye, The
bonds on depIsff r1h TIE stats Comptroller
and other effects belonging 70 il; and that
for csc couEssa an ~uttacdrneut vas sued out
al his Court asRt-at the property OF de-
fss1daut. snd the sans Wss tssued,a and has
neen rafurned by ths Sheriff daily levied on
de property Of d~efsndHuf, the North Amerf-
can hire ms. 20. or EsU YORK: I'D
ii Is therefore oree 90 ~ the Clerk D
Master. That said de sr1snt rake its ap-
pearsncs herein, u the Courthouse Of
me Second yhsneery Cours In the city
OF Memphis, Tenn o. ? before the first
Monday in January AZ and plead, an
sWef OF demur 70 conplainsE 20 bill, or
the came Will be taken for cOntessed IS 70
said defendant a1C set tof nsaring exparte.
Z thai = copy o. this order be published
once = week. for tour erecesstve weeks, N
the Memphis zppeE1 This NovsmberS, b1L.
A~copy-attests
ND. l. STEWART, Clerk and Master
BYE. BKLCEER. Deputy Csand NJ
lHumos \ Pos1on, beiss Tor compiktnostaa
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MEXICAN NEWS.
Completes q the Western UaloH Telegraph
~Compsay's LiHe 10 Brownsville.

Tine Western Urion Telegraph COM
psny have extended their line to = Rio
Grsnde, and established an ofics at
Brownsville, Texas. The annexed dis
patches, from Mstamoras Opposite
Brownsvllle) gives the latest phase of
Mexican ~zfairsl:
MATAM0RA-, Mexico, November 10-A
courl5r arrived yes.sTdEy from Monte
rsy, bring dates 70 b6s An. ct thst date
two hundred csvsiEy sailed from Sal
tillO on = fJrsziug expedition and en-
c0uuSsred the r5D~i forces. rhs govern
men, troops were driven back with 3 los
Of Cns-halt tleiE uumu5r. The rebels are
exuIssnL, Two regimen s OF government
cavalry have srrivsd ~ SalLilo
rrspinz hes carefully f0rufsd Hesloz
GG r-E-, winch commands the r0ad be-
twssu Monterey and ssjilllO, h~e1ding-of
reiuf Tc-ulsljs from commencing the hr-
ing. sud making preparations for Al at
tscz, wllcl SIS So dUW1 for the 9th.
Esooh-dg has placed 81 the disposal If
the government all JaadIn's forces. His
cavalry ere u1H a. EAEu1n, on the tOrdsr.
Tbs government forces from Esnauupss
under G3rtiBa have advanced into NusVa
Leon. Navris fen bscE 20 Monterey.
COrbins is BoE a. Camalos, having sd-
vsncsd twenty 4szEuSs from Monterey.
Il Is szid that JaTvsjzl viii head the rev
OluIiOn a. Iamuzlpas.
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OFFllR for sale. ns4z EoUad City, in Crit
Il teade4 coun y, ArEausA, a tract 81 LARD
G Hsal1lng uehrly Ia acres q ricu, sllu7ia.
and rom s0J 10 so acres IN cultfvstiou and
above any oFeid1w, b-sid-s over 200 eorss o.
d=sdenIng THIS vaiuanle tract uru1snes 100
acres or mora v Lao land. 81 OF which
Soula O. characterization at q m9derz Q cut.
lay or capita. ma1lnE over Q thousand acre
fRrnt, o. -uneQuzlsd vsiue "A his vicinity.
ihls PA itaIDu IL distant ABOUT eight niles
rc1 aempats hzltbs vat 70 dound CITY,
Toe k2i12cs ny lidge -csd-auI IL known IS
the OF A-iald ptzcs. and with the
exception o. two M DIS yErdG OF fencing. Is
~ aarlC1 aud saver Dam
Lakes WGlo1 a1oEd asErs p7OlcCiiOn to the
farm rom stosA or every hnd.
ThsIs are no sand Ui0Ws on the farm, tho
enure Cleared lana sssns on the richest black
A~ltuNllm, Producing IS mucn cotton Or corn
TO the aero s. any lana in this latitude.
Ih-6e bands yielded last 5szr frum one 70
one aud e quarter gales 10 tbs eore,
Insc Ht0n % tnis izEm as s cotton planta.
uons there are now upon t. between 20 and
h0 h6ad of buAccEa, t~atlsning upon tne IN
cleared portion CT the place, ami the corn
now gro upon u. The purchaser can
q all the males and other stock, together
with -agons and plantation utensils, At val
ustion.
The owner Is determined to sen, nom the
TACT thst the plantation requires more o. his
tine than ne can spare to fts successful man.
agemenE
de seems any extended description Of the
properly unnecessary, as the value Of the
pisntstiOn Is TOO well known 70 require 1t.
Parties desiring to examine or 70 Purchase
b plantation uan -pFly 10 2essrs. RoysteT
TiezsFant Co, ny agents, A. Memphis, or
ms Al hnassYllie, Alabama.
II not sold bsfo o the nrst Mondsy In De-
csmbsr next, privately, will Dc sold On
INA cay a. public sale. a. the seal Estate Ex-
o. EogsteF, TrszsvEnt & Co so go
Haia street ~ Y O'CLOCK. where maps o. the
can be sen ana terms made known at
oa2 LII.