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Administrative EofIca

A LII persons indebted TO the late HENRY
"A league are hereby nottaest to come fnr,
ward and settle; those having islaimg aeainst
said estate viii please present them. mo-
nolb wed Adm'x Of Henry V. Tsazus.
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SaEeElEBRArrn

Are Endorsed and prescribed by more Lead
Ing Physicians than any other tonic or stim-
ulant now IN use. They are A SURE PRE-
NENTiVEfo for Fever Rnd Ague Intermittents,
B~ttouEnsss, and AL disorders arising from
Missm2tic causes. They are highly recon-
mended a. an antf-dyspeptio, and In cases of
indigestion are invaluable as an Appetizer
n Recuperant, and In cases or General De-
bt1ty they have never In q single Instance
failed in producing the most happy results.
they are particularly BENEFICIAL TO FEE
strengthening the body, ~invigorat-
ing the mind, and giving one and elasticity
to the whole system. The HOME BITTEES
are compounded with the greatest care, and
no Tonic hiss ever been offered to
ths public SO PLEASANT TO THE TASTE,
n at the same time combining 20 many
terntty es the best known 70 the Pharmaco-
poiR. II costs little 70 give them q fair trial,
and
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NEW YORK. November 70, 10 a.m--Ihe
cotton market opens quiet Ordinary, i6c
good ordinary. IKE; low middling, lskc; mid
ding, $50; good middling, sHe. Sales, 0S1
males. receipts, 3o,Of3; stock, 4465.
12l0 pm.-Cotton quiet. sales, spot, w
bales; futures, 6O0; December, Is 5-l6i January
10 p-l6; February, Is ll-l6.
i.45 pm-Spot cotton quiet; sales, 500 bales.
Fntureg nrm: sales, l0.O00; November, lee; De-
cember, B7-lec; January ,fssei February,ls9te
Receipts, 32Ss bales.
Va n Cotton closed 6rm. Sales 20 spin
- fa4S bales: export, Sl bales; speculation
on haies. transit Sc bales; contrasts, lSot
100. December, IS 7-l6e; February. ls1se;
SSereh 1917. April, Ice.
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RADICAL CAMPAIGN DOCUMENT
rock-and.BuI story Of Ku.kiHx hSr'Ofs
In Korth carslina.

NEW York, November 16.-Ralelgnt
Norfh Csrolina, dispatches stale thai SIX
were arrested In fancsyi WHO
sra charged with murder, arson, burglary
~ rsps' They had whipped Mr.. Hinsley
- son drove out W. G. Braktns q
lie ard burned his house They then
-e~1 10 the house Of Alfred Braklns =
We man. burst the doors open, and beat
Dnno -ly 70 death. They then tore the
Elm neAs I'd Of Mrs. Brskins from her
inianb q Is across the hoor, while
arms aAsnih sins outraged her. she u
three OF ~ t.as.a. Dispatches stste that
dying a. AOIANl ill be turned over 20
~ limited states civl se1n thsrs s.sssa
tTisi next week An Omc. M En-klnx
that there is evidence that Ssmmanv.
we're supplied with funds by
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Monday December llsh, 1871,

Within legal hours, the following described
real sstats, 0-wit situated, lying anc being
IN tne county OF SHELBY, state OF Tennessee,
Intersection Of Front and jackson streets.
Memphis thence aagtwardly one hundred
and icrty-etgnt and oDe-half Q4sD feet to an
feet, more OF less; tAence WestWardiy one
hundred and ~forty-eight and ons-haf Q48Hl
tees TO Front street, more or less, to place OF
beginning.
Terms Of ale-0n = credit Of six, twelve,
eighteen ana tWenty-foar months, in equal
nstalmentas purchaser executing notes, with
approved security, bearing interest from
date Lien retained 70 secure purchase mouey,
Equity Of redemption barred.
his November 3, II
n. D. I. STEWART. Clerk and Il faster.
WeatenlI a Stahls ols fnr nomnuf nnInfr
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while we of this country have been SUI
s.rIpg muoh from FIRE, China and lndia
have besn visited by desolsting nooos,
which have dOne an enormous mount
dsmsee. The Tisn-Tsin correspondens OF
ebe North China Herald says thai aIser
The partial subsistence Of the great noods
many hu5oan bodies we're found noatlng
sbont Ia the east plain, the distress Of the
them U-ouid probably die for Wsnt Of food.
The bauks Of the Ynng-Ting nver-an
a~fiuent OF the Peino had burst n 90
cssionel the mischief. Southern China
also was suffsriag and bodies OF
psraons were hl-sing psst Swallow. In
1ndis he city Of ~Jounp0re, containing
over fwents hve thOus-nd inhabitants,
hiss Dean dissolved 9 d Dor Q swsy BY
the rising waters of tbs river Gumti This
disaster was accompanied, OF rather pre-
esded, by the deficient hsrvests, and the
whole section Of tbs country Is in the
deepest distress.
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Assigass's Sale Of Valuable Real
PrOnartN.

O Y virtue OF an order OF the District Court
ID of the United States for the Northern
District Of Alabama. in bankruptcy, in the
matter OF Jas. Z. Saunder 3 Son, bankrupts,
issued and allowed on the 18th day OF Octo-
Der, 1871, the undersigned, IS Assignee OF the
estate and effects CT said bankIupts, Will sell
ct public outory, for cash, to the highest bid
der, in front OF the q. s. CouTtrooms, Wal
dram block in the city Of Memphis, Tennes-
see At fha h0ur of Inn
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Chaneery Sale Of Real Estate
o
Monday, December n, 1871.

No. SsSg,-IR the Seoand Cnancery Court OF
Shelby county, Tennessse-A. Radgesky
vs. Mary Malone ct 81.
ID Y vfrtne of an order Of sale made In this
ID cause, 1 VIII sell at public auction, 70 the
highest bidder, In mont OF the ofnco OF M
second Chancery Court. in the city Of Mem
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BACHELORS HAIR DYE.

THIS superb Hstr Dye is the best In the
Il world-perfectly harmless, reliable and
instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridic-
ulous tints or disegreeable odor. Tie genu-
Inc VIM. A. Bsthslor's Hair Dye produce
Immediately a splendid black or natural
brown, leaves the hatr clean, soft, beautiful;
does not contain q particle of lead or inJuri-
Gus compound. sod by all druggists. Fac
tory, IS BOND STREET, n. Y. oc5
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OFFICERSs
b. D. CONNELL, PRESIDENT
b BINGHAM, Vice-Presidenk
J.P PRECs0rT, Secretary.
W.S. BRUCE, Treasurer.
ONLY member OF the Order In good stand,
ing admitted. The fees are small Ad
mission fee, IS, In advance. Annual fee, 81
In advance, and 81 upon the death CT each
member within thirty days after being mott.
fed, when his family, or any person desig-
mated by him., VIII be entitled to the sggre-
gate Of g from every membe Of the Asso-
citation. AL Odd Fellow In Tennessee, Mis-
sissippt n Arkansas, are eligible to mem
bershtp. This Is strictly an Odd Fellow in
ctitution. to benefit the families OF its de-
nAaaad aulE dAW
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vile, have leased the ~penitentiary at
Nashville for FIVE years, agreeing to
pay the State $4,000 per snnum,
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Tuesday, November 28th, 1871,
between the hours Of liam and Il H.. the
co S SIONER'S
SALE.

No. Iss, Equity Docket.-Ia the Circuit Court
Of the United States for the District Of West
Tennessee.-J. j. White vs.. James o. Ellis
and J. N. Woodward.
IN pursuance OF SHdecree rendered In the
Il above styled escse, on the 22d day OF De-
eeaber lS7O, l viii, as Commissioner ap-
pointed By the Court,
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49, ID LiverpooL

I-~rrPooL November 10. u:39 p.m-Ootton
a. saiee estimated st 1900 bales. sid
ditno unlsnds. qkd; niddling Orleans, S<d.
9nm-cOtton Arm. with an upward ten
dsnev sales for the day, Is coo pales o. which
saM xsra for speeulation and export. Mid
Si,ne nplsnds, mlly va; middiing Orleans
fully va.
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ing:
By Mr.. Doss-To compel county officers
to keep an office at the county seat.
By Mr. swipss-Ragulating the fees OF
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than twenty thousand over the congress-
ional vote Of last year. They will have
q ~two-thirds majority In both houses of
the lsgislaturs-
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Nebrssks is tired OF female suffrage.
The Congregational council has not yet
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CHANCERY SALE
OF
RHAL IDS
Saturday, AOysmbsr 25th. 1871
Tuesday, NOVsmbsr 18th, 1871.

No. Gs-H. D. Second Chaneery Court Of
shelby cOUntys-MaTy A Field, adm'x, ETC.,
VS. Char es q. Field and others :
u I virtue and In pursuance to the dtrec-
- tons Of 8 decree OF b Second Chancery
Of Shelby county. made IN the shove
cause on 18th October, ISL, I wiz, on
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Bonds I'm New YORK.

NEW YORK, November JIG, los a.m-Gov-
ernments unchanged, active and steady. Ster-
ling steady Rtls. Two per cent paid for carry
Ing gold.
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Saturday, November 25th, 1871.

in mont OF my ONCE, in the city Of Memphis.
between II Am and IL m sell 70 tie highest
and best bidder, at public auction. the fol-
lowing described tracts Of land, to-Wi5:
situate In SHELBY county State OF Tennes-
see, I'D Is described as follows: Fronting on
the old Raleigh road, about four miles fronn
Court Square, Mem phis; beginning st q stake
On hollywood avenue, running west on
Raleigh plank road nine S) chains and two
~ links; thence north "a chains 81 inks 70
the Memphis and Ohio rstlrosd; thence east
EaTd1y I'd nine chains 80 sighfy-iour links
20 avenue and thence south "a
E-l0 chains 70 the ~begtnatng, containing IS
Sl-l0o acres OF land,
The above Is situated about a haIf mile
nom SpringGRle station, on the Memphis and
LoulsVnle railroad, being the homestead OF
the late Dr. Cnas. q F1elds,has an elegant res
ldence good o~uthouses, about ten acres or
wood and, balances cleared n Is a very de-
s1rable place. Title perfect
l viii also sell, to the highest bidder, at
pubic suction, AZ the depot at Moscow, Fay
cite county, Tennessee, on
Tuesday, November 18th, 1871,
oetween the hours Of II q and Il n, the
ou9Wsng described real estate; A tract OF
land situate In the county of Fayette, state
OF tennessee, being the north end OF q tract
or 450acres owned by Wills Persons, beelnn
ing AZ : stake In Mm- Dsvsnport's vest line,
said Persons northeast corner, and running
thence north ls4H poles TO a stake, with muI-
berry pointers, I'D. Brewster's southeast cor
nefi thence west with 6rewster's line lis
poles 70 a stake and white oak pointer;
thence south I4H poles 70 q stake with gum
pointer; thence east 10 poles to the beziDn-
ing. containing Q30) one hundred and thirty
acres.
said last above described tract lies about
three miles from Moscow, In said county.
Said tract has between my and sixty acres OF
cleared land, balance most excellent tim
bered land. Title perfect.
Terms Of S~zle-One-thtrd cash, balsncs In
two equal payments at one and twO-years
rom date OF sale, secured By notes bearinE
at the rate OF ten per cent from date,
and q hen retained on the land to secure the
payments.
Nd Ia STEWART, Clerk and Master,
This November l, ISL.
l.. n Rfvaa sol 1nr nomnEf -o7frg
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Fer Sale by all DrHggIsts ana 6rsosrs
HENDRIX, kcRABs { CO.,

Agents. Memphis. Tenn.
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ARMsTROH6-To the sno of HALLE
RoDGKRs AREsTBoSG; died ootSier q. ISL
Bright little sunbesna, too short = time you
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NOTICE.

On the NJ ssixsippI and T-ennessea Rail-
road, at Alden Station, Il miles
from MemDhiR, I
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A {. TREADWELL, late Aeacham 4 Tresdyau
A. b. TREADwELL, OF TTeadweu Pros,
4. A. TREADwELL, Of Treadwen Bros.
b. d. TREADWELL, OF TreSdweu Bros.
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HOPE HALL lNSTTUTE,

A SCHOOL FOR GIRLS AND BOYS, PROB.
"A J. 7. TCOF, PRINCIPAL, has been re-
moved to No. LI9 MARSHALL AYEHUE where
the next session VIII
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BssIs the FIrst Moaaay /. ssv.szb.r, 1871.

Spacious grounds CneaEly three acrssl, good
water. comfortable school-rooms, supplied
with improved school furniture, . large and
beautiful grove, are features which make the
location both healthful and desirable.
The Principal pledges bis entire energies
70 the LABOR OF advancing pupils entrusted 70
mis- care.
Discipline and -thcroughoess tha two lead
ing characteristics OF the schOo
References -Eaior ]. ]. Bushy, Major ".
y. Beard, David Walk. h A. Littlston, Dr.. d.
Go Hs.IOhn s. ToOf tvn
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NOTICE.

We desire to direct pubic atfsE-
tiOa to the annexed advertisement
of Mr.. EOHsgaR, Only adding that we
regard ths properly as bsing of q
Vslas that Cannot we'll b. OYsrssti-
mated.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-10-12

In 1861 there were thirteen lines Of
steamships, numbering forty.two steam
ers, running between New York and
foreign ports. In 1871 thsrc are thirteen
lines, comprising 12l ships. Not one of
these ships sails. under the American
flag. They are all owned in Great
Britain. Frame, Or Germany. That is
called Protection to American Industry.
London has just had an exhibition Of
barmaids. The most attractive one was
to receive prize, which was decided by
the visitors, each of whom deposited q
ballot in the shape OF paying for cigars
or liquor. The maid who sold the most
got the prize.
An ex-Wisconsin soldier writes to have
his name dropped from the pension roll,
as he doesn't want to be burden to
the Government any longer With
this burden removed, what's to hinder
Boutwell, from paying tho rest of the
national debt right now?
A CHANCE FOR CAPITALISTS. 1t is said
that the town Of Wickerville, Alabama,
is for sale-price 50 an acre.
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WHLIAAsMn n EFGAH. and Rsn,,,sr ., sDr,n,,
Hair, Feather Moss and Excelsior MATTRESSES
Also, Pillows. Sheets Blankets and Mosquito Bars.
No. e5 BlENVILLE STREET, between Royal ant
Bourbon streets, New Orleans.
Steamboats,, Hotels and Boarding Houses supplied a
short notice and low rates. Also Storage receives
and carefully stored, se3 II ly
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4 InlnG Star and Catholic sMessenge!:
4 INV OHL1ANs, SUNDAY. NCvFABEh ~. ie'I'
lSs poMRsrTc CATHOLIC InTILLIGENoE'

81 During the Jesuit mission, just closed in
~ JohnE Church, Philadelphia there were
600 communions; and several converts
1ese made.
on the goth ult., Bishop McGill, Of
niehmond. Va, confirmed 90 persons OF
w. Va. At the Convent of tae Visitation.
Monte Maria, Richmond, on the 9th of No
vember. Miss Jane E. Sweepy received the
RELIGIOUS habit and the name of Sister
NARY Aloysius. On the came occasion,
Sister Mary Genevieve Eggars made her
holy profession.
A Mission for Italians was begun at St.
Nsry's Church on Thursday last, and will
end on to. morrow. The two Frar Minors
who came to this city from Rome, short
time since, are working energetically to
establish here church for their fellow
countrymen and it is our anxious wish
that they succeed.-St. Louis Waterman
N0v. IL.
The Germans of st. Louis. ore establish
lar a stock company to publish a paper
fpoiitico- religious They expect to raise
3l50, 600.
Died.-At the Convent of st. Clara, in
Cincinnati, on November ], Sister Athnpa-
ala, Of st. Francis (Genevieve Raich), Pro.
fessed of the congregation Of the Sisters OF
st. Francis.
The Norristown PAY correspondent OF
the Germantown Telegraph says: The Rev
George Dering Wolff, come years ago pas
Tor Of the German Reform Church of this
place, and still residing here, has embraced
the Roman Catholic faith. Rev. Mr.. Davis
! who subsequently was pastor of the same
church, is also published as taking the
same important step. 1t is further report
Cd that Rev. DR.. Cane, who recently re-
aligned the passionate, ia expected to EN-
brace Romanism in like manner. Til!
surprising apostacy Of two or three promi
testant Church produces quite a sensation
here; but it is in no wise surprising t.
those conversant with the Ritualistic ant
: Romanizing tendencies of Mercersburt
theology.
The Diocese of Boston 80 far as report
: cd, contributed Sl7,923 to the Chicago
fund. Philadelphia contributed 81 $3.50 Il
and St. Louis 81, O39 IS.
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Practice their religion In this one spOs ON
tho coasts Of the Atlantic. Consequently:
English Catholic families reached the shores
Of Maryland in two little vessels, the Ark
and the Dove. Priests from London I'M
dertook the mission land converted Its wild
Indian tribes. It is. then, curious cir
cumstance that priests from London again,
after the lapse of two centuries, should be
going ont to Maryland to continue the
work, and convert, this time not the In
dian, but the negro, who has taken his
place, in point of numbers and spiritual
misery.
Lastly, while we are sent to evangelize
the negroes in America, we cannot forget
the continent from which they have been
brought, or close our eyes to what may
be in the designs of Providence for it's
conversion. May not portion of the
race which was forcibly transplanted, but
which has never amalgamated, and will
bibed civilization and Christianity, he
destined to return and convert their own
countryf The conversion of Africa by
Africans ia perhaps a more hopeful scheme
than it's conversion by Europeans. Our
chief care will be, humbly and according
houses for the education of the negro
| youth, as we'll as to labor for those whose
| youth ia passed.
Bearing upon this work, and in connec-
| ton with St. Joseph's Society for Foreign
Missions, may here mention for the bene-
fit of ladies who may feel called to devote
themselves to the Apostolic life, that a
Community of Sisters of the Third Order
of St. Francis is established at Mill Hill.
These Sisters take the simple vows, and
are in charge of a large industrial school,
which forms part of suitable prepare
ton for the Foreign Missions. They are
under the care of our Society, and will
take part in tho foreign missions assigned
to it by the Holy See.
have only to add that in the beginning
of November shall sail for America with
our first four priests, whose joy to bind
themselves by vow to become the servants
and fathers of the negro is only equalled
by the appreciation of the privilege of
consecrating themselves irrevocably to the
apostolic life.
We shall receive gratefully any gifts of
sacred vestnents, copes, altar linen, ETC.,
which it is desirable to take out, as also any
assistance towards defrayng the heavy ex-
penses of the journey. The "Propagation
of the Faith" usually assists on such occa-
sions, but its funds have suffered 80 serious
q diminution, owing to the war, that we
may not call upon it to assist US, at least
this year.
Your devoted servent in Jesus Christ,
HERBERT VAUGHAN,
St. Joseph's Missionary College, Mill Hill,
London, N. W., Oct. 10, 1871.
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INDUsrRY.-Man must have occupation
or be miserable. Toll is the price of sleep
and appetite, of health and enjoyment.
The very necessity which overcomes our
natural sloth is u blessing. The world
does not contain a brar or thorn which
divine mercy could have spared. We are
happier with the sterility, which we can
overcome by industry, than we could have
been with spontaneous plenty and unbound
ed profusion. The body and the mind are
improved by the toll that fatigues them.
The toll is thousand times rewarded by
the pleasure which it bestows. Its enjoy
ments are peculiar. No wealth can pur-
chase them. No incidence can taste them.
They flow only from the exertions which
they repay.