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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NV YORK.

New YORK, July l9. - Wall Street.
Gold dull and steady, ll25s@ll21z. Loans
made at 192 per cent. for carrying, and
late in the day 1872 of per cent. was paid
for the use Of small lots. Clesrings about
81, 500, 600. Governments steady and
fraction higher On the $40 ISSUES of
January and July, the Treasury did not
accept 81 ,OOO, 900 in bonds, as at first re-
ported, but accepted only $S85, 200 Of the
g. 20s st ll2-8591l2-57. The reason for not
accepting the one million advertised for
wss they we're not offered at or under par
in gold. The remaining could have been
bought between 1l2-379ll2-50 Stocks
more active but feverisb, and the whole
list has sympathized more or less in the
decline caused by disagreement between
the 81. Paul and Northwestern comps-
nies. Toward the close the Union Pacific
suddenly broke down l u per cent, hich
caused a general decline in prices of all
speculation. Shares 81 the close of tbe
market were down to the lowest point of
the day. The bears are sellingeverything
regardless of values and may succeed in
hsmmeriDg prices down still lower, but as
the market is largely oYersold pricee must
react when they attempt to cover shorts.
Money abundant ct 2GsS per cent. State
bonds are dull excepting TSnnessees, Mis-
souris and Georgia 7s, which are
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GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

SHOOTING AFFBAY IN HAYS CITY.
ST. LOUIS, July ia serious
shooting affair occurred A. a saloon IN
Hays CITY, Kansas, on Monday niG ht,
between some soldiers Uf the Sixth
cavalry and a party OF citizens, in
which Charles Harrison was killed.
Sheriff Lamb appeared on the scene
and commanded the pes,ce, when he
was fired upon, receiving two shots
in the breast, mOrtally wounding him.
Two soldiers, a man named May,
and a Mexican teamster were also
wounded.
STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.
TySRE HAUTE, INDIANA, July Is.
Two u1Sn, named respectively ker-
chard and Baird, residing about eight
miles below this city, started for town
this morning, with loads OF wheat,
one driving four and the other two
horses. When about four miles south
of the town q shower esme and they
drove under a large tree fOr shelter.
While waiting there the tree was
struck by lightning, and kerchard
was crushed beyond hope of recovery,
while Baird was knocked from his
wagon across the road, but not very
seriously injured. The lead hcrses OF
one team and both horses Of the other
were instantly killed.
A FAMILY AFFAIR-FATALs SHOOTING.
PITTsBURG, July l9.-S. NJ. Lover
idge, formerly general agent of the
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Com
pany, was shot in his Office at noon
to-day, by Morris L. Henry, of Utica,
Mich, who arrived here Yesterday.
The parties married relatives, and the
difficulty grew out OF {. suit brought
by Mr.. LOyeTidge to recover money
from Henry. Henry came to the office
to-day and asked LOveridge if he was
ready to make reconciliation, which
I.overidge declined, when Henry de
Iiberately shot him i'm the side, the
nall :odging in his bowels, and it is
thought the wound will prove fatal.
Henry attempted to shoot again, but
was overpOWered, arrested and lodged
IN jail.
THE CRIMINAIsA AT WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, July 19.-The mo-
tion fOr a new trial Of DR.. Sherman,
abortionist, convicted Of manslaught-
Ar. in causing the death Of Henrietta
PiddOn, has been Overruled by the
Criminal Court. He will be SEN
tenced tomorrow.
F. A. Macarty, the defsulting super
iutendent of the pOsto1hce, died last
night. Several days ago one of his
children died.
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MARYLAND.
The Departure Business DOsgsd.

BALTIMORE, July 19.-The Demo
cratic State Convention for the nOmi
nation of candidates for Governor,
Attorney General and State Comp
trOller met at ten O'Clock yesterday
morning at the New Assembly rooms.
Hon. Frederick Stone, of Charles
county, presided. Hon. VIM. Pinck
ney White, Of this city, was nOmina-
ted for Governor on first ballot by a
large majority. Hon. A. K. Sylvester,
of Washington county, was nominated
Attorney General on first ballot. Lee
win WoOdfOrd, of Somerset county,
the present incumbent, was renomi-
mated for Comptroller by reclamation.
No committees on resolutions or plat
torn were appointed by the cOnven-
ton, and no resolutions OF political
character were introduced.
Mr.. Nelson, OF Frederick, made a
brief address. A State Central Com
mittee was appointed, and the con
ventiOn adjourned sine die.
1t is understood that the State Cen
trsl Committee will issue an address
to the electors Of the State embOdying
platform.
~ NO-NoSS0s lue AodoluS organ VI
the Democrats in its issue this morn
ing, says: at IS to be hoped that the
convention will cOnfne itself exclu-
sively to the nomination of candi-
dates. The Democratic party of this
State is harmonious and united. No
pledges are necessary to whiteWash.
and no platform can make ITS position
more firm. Any attempt on the con-
trary 10 force individuals to indOFsa
explanations, which they cannot &C
cept, will only have the effect Of pro-
ducing discord and weakness, where
we now have harmony and strength"
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Wonderful : STORY.
Solution Of the TlchbOrne Mystery-A Ne
gro Comes to the Surface.

NEW YORK, July l9.-The Tines
special correspondent writes as fol-
lows in regard to tn TichbOrne case:
Who the claimant is in the iniorma-
ton give you will be the first publi-
cation of the paradoxical fact that the
claimant is both TichbOrne and OrtOn.
Scouting mystery, 1 proceed to a So
luton. When Roger @. Tiehborne
left England for South America his
uncle, Sir James Doughty, was in po-
session of the TichbOrne estates. He
dying childless, the title and estates
fell to claimants father, who, also dy-
ing, his eldest son, Roger c.. was
found to inherit, had he survived +,
as il was believed that Roger persisted
in 1853, in the shipWreck, of the
ship Bella, in which he eunquestiOnably
sailed from Rio to New York. His
Younger brother, Alfred, succeeded,
and he dying at the sge of twenty-six
years, left an infant who, had not
claimant appeared, would unObstruct-
edly, on arriving at the legal age,
have assumed the title and proprietor
shin of his estates. All these facts
are not new to you, but this one is,
that the claimants father had an
illegitimate child by his cook, Mary
Orten, sister of old George Orten who,
the defense say, was claimants father,
bv whom claimant was brought up.
The boy was ignorant of his true pa
rentage, and after many strange vicis-
situdes he settled in Austria, where
he was found in 1866 under the name
of Tom Castro, pursuing the calling
of his putative father, q butcher.
Old lady TichbOrne was an erratic
and of unsOund mind, and though
thirteen years had transpired without
any tidings from her lOng-lOst son,
she was mOnOmanical on the subject |
and not despairing of his being alive,
continued to advertise and offer re- |
wards. There was the testimony of |
TichbOrne's negro, named Boyle, who, |
perhaps, alone was in the secret OF the |
natural son of the claimants father, |
who would be half brother to the real |
Roger c., and like the cunning old |
negro, as he is, went of quietly |
to Sydney, and there finding |
Tom. Casio, alias Arthur OrtOn, |
revealed to him the secret of his |
parentage and the solution OF the title /
and estates. TichbOTne with this rev.
elatiOn of the mystery, disappears far |
from BOYLE, and Lady TichbOrne, who |
was easily persuaded to recognize the
claimant as her own son. The claim
ant acquired his knowledge of the his
tory of the real Roger after his 18th |
year, from which time he resided /
in England, where Boyle and other
of the family knew but little
Of Rogers bOyhOOd in France. We
have an explanation Of the remarkable
fact that the claimants evidence as to
his history prior to his sixteenth year
Is so lame and unsatisfactory that it is
rumOred that the defense is so alarmed
At the strength of the plaintiffs case,
Is disclosed in the cross examination,
that they will, on the reassembly Of
The court after adjournment, shift
heir grounds and attempt to defeat
he claimant as the natural son OF Sir
James TichbOrne.
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Thursday, August 10, l87l

between the hours Of 10 am, and D.rn., on
the premises, sell at public sale, to the hlgl.-
est bidder for cash the following described
property:
A certain parcel of land situate, lying and
being IN the city Of Memphis, the county Of
Shelby and state Of Tennessee, and de-
scrtbed as follows, to-Wit: Being part 0i
lot numbered three hundred and seventy
one (37l) as designated upon the Ori gin al
plan of lots of the town Of Memphis, which
part of said lot Is thus bounded: Beginning
At the northeast corner of a lot formerly
known as George OrOmWel's; thence east
with Jefferson street dftY-eight 1857 feet to rs
Intersection with Third street; thence south
with Third street one hundred and forty
eight feet six inches to an alley; then &c
with said alley one hundred and forty eight
feet and six inches 10 another alley: thence
northWardly with said last alley thtrty-iiix
feet 10 the south boundary line or the Groin
well lot aforsaid; thence eastWardly with
said boundary line ninety feet and six n
ehes to the southeast corner Of the afOrs.
said Cromwell lot; thence nOrthWardly with
the east boundary line Of said Cromwell lot
one hundred and twelve feet six inches 70
the beginning, together with all the appar-
tenRnces thereto belonging. said deed Ol
trust was executed to secure the payms ant
OF certain prOmlsOry notes to Edwin "
LehD an, for the balance OF the purchase
money. Redemption waived; the title be-
ueVed to be good. sell only az trustee.
iyO j. q. JOHNSON. Trustee
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FUNERAL NOTICES.

STOUT-The friends and Requaintanees of
Charles Stout and family are respectfully in
vited tpattend the funeral OF his vile, IRENE
L. STOUT, from the First Baptist Church. this
THURSDAYl afternoon, at o'clock. Ser
vices by Rev. Mr.. TichnOr. Carriages at resi-
dence and church.
sCOTT.-Tbe friends and acquaintsnces Of
Patrick Scott are respectfully invited TO
attend the funeral Of his wife, JULIA, to-
day, July %, from the residence of his
brother on Charleston avenue, near Court.
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Wednesday, 2sd Day Of August, 1871,

In front Of the door of the First Chapeerv
Court Of Shelby county, GreenIaW Block
second street, III the city of Mefnphis the
following described land: A Certain traot of
land, contatnlnia by estimation, I072 acres. IN
district NO. of Shelby county, range 8 and g.
section 4. being part Of tract OF land bought
OF hufus Polk, and small tract on the north
and being the remainder OF lands after de-
Quoting certain quantity sold by Z. w. Ram
doiphi said tract being particularly desert bed
In title bond from A. Doweu TO 4. b Doug
lass, bearing ds.te January l. 1857, rcknoWi-
edged March le, 1861, and registered in the
Heg ster's offioe Of Shelby county, in Book
NO. ~, pages 301 and 208, to which reference Is
mere made for mil and accurate description
Of said land - 81
Terms of SRle-Cash. tlF
Equity OF redismp ptiOn barred. Sale within
laWfuI hours. July -, l67I
JOHN n. FREEhdAN. Clerk
Estes q JankNSn, solicitors, iyO
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On the 18th Day Of August, 1871,

At noon, on the premises, sell, to the highest
bidder, the following described property, To-
A certain tract, piece or parcel Of lana sit
uate, lying and being in the county OF Tip
ton, state Of Tenn essee, on the waters Of the
Mississippi river with metss and bounds es
follows, tO-wit: Beginning at a point en- the
NJ iss,gsippi river, Palmer's northeast corner:
thence sOuth with Pa1mer's line 2S6 poles to
thence north - poles TO q tree on the bank
OF the Mississippi river; thence in a west
wardly direction with the meanders Of the
Mississippi river to the point OF beginning;
being tbs same tract conveyed by " lliam
Coward 20 James U. Ellis, and described in
said deed OF conveysnce as containing. by
estimation, etghty-thres 1881 acres; together
with the engines, boilers and all other d
lures and apparatus and things lying and
being situatsd On said tract Of land, and used
In the dtsiillstton OF spirttuOus liquors, ana
described as follows, to-wtt: Two dOu BILE fius
boilers, twenty feet long, forty inches ciame-
cylinder twenty feet stroke, with everything
TO make II complete: one main shsft dy-
wheel and pulleys. and all other stiafting
about the mill and distilleryi one pair ihiIty-
six-fnch stones, for grinding, with gaRring.
betting, ETC.; one mash tub; one worm tub
and worm; one cold water tub; one high
vine tub one loW-W1ne tuoi SIX beer
tubs; one under or beer sink; two receiV.
ing tubs or ctsternE; two yeast tubs; four
yeast eanss draw and force and high and
low wine pumps platform and beam
scales, and all The pipes. valves, cOClxH, belt
ing used about the distillery; blacksmith
and carpenter and other rcOls and instTu-
ments abouE the premises.
Said property " Ill be sold on q credit of six
montnsi the purchaser - give note, with ap-
proved personal security, beariU interest
from dale, for The purchase moneys and a
lien retained on the property as additional
security for the payment OI the purchase
money.
The equity Of redemption is barred, and
the purchaser, on com plying with his bid. +.
will be placed In inme late possession.
h CLAY KING,
Special Commissioner.
Memphis. July ~, 1871. jy20 des
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Nnn-RasIdani NotIna.

No. SH.-ln the Second Chsncery Court oi
shelby County, Tennessee August Berton
vs., Henry Z. Clarke and John Clarke
Ut appearing from the bin, which is sworn
L to In this cause, tnat the defendants
residents of the State OF Tennessee:
1t is therefore ordered, by the Clerk and
Master, That they make their appearance
herein at the courthouse OF the Second
Chancery Court. IN the city of Nenn-
phis. tennessee, on or before the farEl
Monday in October, 1871, and plead, answer
or demur to complainant's bill. or the
same will be taken for confessed as to them
and set for hearing exparte, and that a copy
of this order be published once a week foi
fOur successive weeks In the Memphis An.
peal. This 18th July, l67l.
NJ D. e STEWART, Clerk and Master.
BY GEO. MALLERY, Deputy g. and n
q. W. Frazer, Sol. for compl'ts. jSO TIM
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Wednesday, 23d Day Of August, 1877

In front OF the door OF the Courthouse OF
the First Chancery Court of Shelby county,
GreenlaW Block, Second street, In the city OF
Memphis, the following real estate; Lying
and being in the city Of Memphis, Shelby
county, Tennessee, and beginning at point
tersectiGn with DeSotO street, and having q
mont OF zS% feet on Frown's avenue, and rum
ming back bet Veen parallel lines $50 feet, the
Be seen by re erence to deed TO Mary Carey
for the sam, recorded in the Registers ofice
OF shelby unity, Tennessee, In Book No. s6,
page 2g7.
TERMs OF SALE.-Seven months credit i;
note with al proved security required, and q
lien retained upon the land for paym emit OF
the o rchase money. Equity OF redemption
barred Sale within lawful hours. July y
1871, JOHN H. FREEMAN, Clerk.
Humes a Poston, Solicitors. Jy20
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LITTLE ROCK.
The ColOred Baptlsts-A Woman Puts in an
Appearance.
speelal % the APPEAL

Special 10 the APPEAL
LITTLE Rock, July 19.-The Col
ored Baptist State Convention met
here to-day. Senator White, negro,
of Helena, was to have presided, but
owing to a misunderstanding between
himself and the daughter of a colored
brother with whom he found a home
during the session of the Legislature,
he has failed to put in an appearance
The father Of the abused lady threat
ems instant death to White if he turns
up. The colored politicO-religious
faction are in a state Of tremendous
excitement.
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WONDFRFUL sTORY.

A murder was perpetrated a few
days since near Breckinridge, Cald-
well county, Missouri, under the fol-
lowing circumstances: L, .. Hsvens,
a druggist Of that place, had a bill
against a man named Paddock, who
lives two miles from town, and start
ed for the purpose Of collecting it, ac-
cOmpanied by man named Ray,
who went for the purpose Of showing
Havens the way. On nearing Pad
docks residence, Ray stopped in a
lane near the house, while Havens
rode up to the house and called for his
debtor. Paddock came out, and after
a moments conversation said that he
would go in and get the money. He
came ont again almost Immediately
with a gun. which he at once raised
and discharged in the direction where
Ray was standing, shooting him
through the heart. Paddock at once
escaped, taking his family with him,
but was captured the following morn
ing. Paddock says that in disCharging
the gun he merely meant to frighten
Havens, and that he had no knOWl-
edge Of Rays presence on the prem
ises.
MURDER.
l.. NJ. LOveridge, former General
Agent of the Mutual Benefit Life In
sUrance Company, was shot in his Of
fee at noon yesterday, in Pittsburg,
by Morris K. Henry, of Utica, Michi-
gan, who arrived in Pittsburg on the
previous day. The parties married
relatives, and the difficulty grew out
OF a suit which had been brought
through Mr.. Loveridge to recover
money from Henry.
A Boys HEAD SMASHED.
A boy eight years old, son of John
Mcbride, was run over by a country
team which was driven fast and care
lessly through Terre Haute yesterday
evening. His skull was fractured, and
death ensued in an hour.
A SUICIDAL DEATH.
James HagabOnn, clerk for Tilling-
hast 4 Co., being detected in apprO-
priating his employers money, made
an attempt to shoot himself, but the
ball lodged in a large pocket book.
He then threw himself from a win
dow into the street, striking upon his
head. He was picked up insensible
and will probably die. He has, hith-
ertO, borne an excellent reputation.
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DIED.

MCCAFFREY. After after a short illness.
JOHN VI. MCCAFFREY, late Superintendent
Of Calvary Cemetery, departed this life on
the 18th inst in the fortietn year OF his age.
His remains will be removed to ST. Louis
per express, at p m, this day. Friends and
acquailtsnces Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend at his late residence.
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NEW Advertisements.
MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY
Omo4aI DrAw1nxa,

MORNING CLASS-No. S3a.
49, 81, "A, so, 81 q, IL, 40 IL &C. 49, 55, so, 76
EVENING CLASS-No. $40
70, 43, 30, "a, 7, 4, 65, 6, 4S. Is, IA, 81, As.
Prizes nom 500 to s5e.0OO, paid in money.
Lotteries drawing daily. J. e. FRANCE
S6% North Court street Box ~, Memphis
Tenn, p. o. MURRAY, MILLER q CO., Nan,
ayers, st. Louis. No. jy2O
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FOR SALE,
on leland aB.

Memphis, July 10, is7i.
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I OFFER for sale my farm on Island IS. Mis-
4 sisstppt river. containing 400 acres, go In
cultivation leo acres in cotton, and 80 in
corn. Twelve tenant houses, one goOd, COM
Portable log house and out-buildinigs; good
Cotton Gin, Grtst Mill and Blacksmith shop
and Tools. l viii take S35 per acre for crop
and land One-third cash, the balance one
and two years. The crop cannot be beat in
the State. Inquire on the farm for particu.
lars. ljy20l THOS. q. VILLA hSON.
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MAS0NIc NOTICE

A SPECIAL communication Of Leila o
n Scott Lodge No. 2s9, F.A NJ, win be ~
held this (THURSDAY) evening, July ~
20th at o'clock, for work in the +. 9, degree.
Ali r. C.'s fratefnaUy invited.
BY order 5. STURM, ". NJ, pro tenn. /
NJ S JUDAH, Secretary iya0
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TRUSTEES SALE.

FINDER and by virtue Of deed of trust I ,
~ me executed by Charles Pam enEtiehl.
on the 81 day OF March, 1886, and recorded at
the Registers uf1es Of shelby county, Ten
nessee, in record book No. 50, part secOnc
pages los. ilg 10 and III. I Will on
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at y clock n, at the Real Estate Exchange
OF kOyster, Trezevant & Co., northeast corner
OF Nam and Jefferson streets, In the city Of
Mem phis, 50 much OF the following described
tract Of Land as viii De necessary 70 pay a Ger
tain note, given by sad Ruzseu . 1lrs- ~ g..
Reed, Tor tue sum Of s1Sl y, payable on the
l6tb Gay OF July, A D. L57l, with interest nom
the l6tn day OF uly, A. u. ls7U, until pad TO-
VII excepting forty-r1Ve 40 acres OF the said
lana, heretofore relI aqu1shed Oy me as Trustee
aud excepting also Bey enty aGres Of said Jfaet
-. emil bfNeed IN sad Trust Deed: Lying ~
ssl,ls,,- county, and beginning at stake IN the
as,5 S,,iSl.5 ~ The Raleigh and fernando road, IN
49, s@,,tb west corner OF thirty acre tract
con SeTei 70 John Pode by John D. White
thence east y ehains ~ links TO stake links
west OF a gum tree marked j p and d w I;
thence north . chains y links 70 stake in
John Popes east line; thence east ~ chains 81
links, with Suead : line and center Of Macon
road, to a stake northwest corner OF George
Graham's land thence south with Graham g
line 81 chatls 81 links to a stake in Graham 3
southwest corner, links west OF a poplar
marked j q thence west 40 chains I9 links
with north line OF J. ID. White et al, TO a stake
center Of Raleigh and fernando road; thence
north with Pope's east line, center Of said
Raleigh and fernando road, % chains and A.
links TO the beginning, containing lSl1+ acres
excepting from said sale As acres Of said de-
scribed tract, heretofore relinquished by me
to the said Russell, and also excepting seventy
acres Of the same not embraced In. said Trust
Deed Title believed 70 be good, but 1 convey
as Trustee only. Equity ofredemption waived
JOHN +. IRRELEVANT, Trustee.
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MASONIc NOTIcE

A REGULAR oonvocatioD OF EURE.
n KA COUNCIL No. 8, r. and s. M, ~
will be held at their hall Odd FellOW's/N
Building, this (THURSDAY) evening, 10th
inst, al o'clock. The adoption OF a new
code OF bylaws viii be considered, and a full
attendance of ~ embers is urged = p
All K. and =. NJ. q are fraternally invited
By order d. b. FORSTER, 4. L. ID.
Attest: g. h. MYERS, Recorder. jy20
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NOTICE

MAYORS OFFICE, CITY HALL,
NA MEMPHIS, TENN, July l9, 1871. 7
BS- In accordance with the provisions OF
the above Ordinance, an election will be held
in all the wards of the city OF Memphis, on
Saturday, 18th Day Of August. 1871
Between the hours liked by law.
1y20 JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor.
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MISSISSIPPI
EDUCATIONAL

MANUFACTURING AID SOCIETY
Authorized by the legislature ofthe state.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. CLASS 81, July 10. 1871
28 4 ST 3 8 10 IL II l3 IA
81. 80, 46, 81, II, 81, 6s 81, 30, 20, 43, ".
WE6EEsDAY EVENING, CLASS 81, July -, 1871
2 4 5T8 10 II u Is IA
O., 20, 30, o., 48, l3, S8, "a, 81. "a, 45, 63 68
iyc0 247 SECOND STREET.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
RIIcxEyr eAIVE

NTE have Just received q full supply Of
w BUCK Eye SALVE. We shall hereaf-
ser be fully prepared 70 meet the demand for
this justly celebrated Pile rcvaedy, wholesale
G. W. JONES 4 co,
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IN SUPREME COURT AT IACKsOR

No. I66, N. O. DIV. P Mitchell vs.. William
Ryan ct al.
DY virtue of a decree pronounced by the
y Supreme Court. On the 4st day of Juoe,
1871. In this cause, VIII sell. TO the highest
bidder, on