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trustees Sale.

- By virtue OF the provisions OF a Deed
OF Trust 70 me executed By James II. Ed
mOndson, John +. Titus aud Z. Titus, Execu-
tors OF the Will Of T.. Titus, deceased. and l..
A Titus, H. h Titus. John r. Titus. f.. Titus.
W. Titus and + 7. Edmonson. widow and
he1rs-at-laW and devisees Of r. Titus, de-
ceased, to secure the yme OF n certain
debt due from the estate Of 4. Titus to the
President, Directors and Company OF the
Bank Of Louisville therein specined. which
deed is registered in the Registers Office OF
Shelby county, in Book No. 76. page "A; ard
a. the request OF the parties interested there
In will on
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HOPE HALL INSTITUTE,

A SCHOOL FOR GIRLS AND BOYS, PROF.
n j z. TOOFs ~PRINCIPAL, has been re-
moved TO No. ITO AVENUE, where
The next session VIII
Begin the First Monday In September, 1871.
Spacious grounds (neaTly three Rcres), good
water, comfortable schOOl-T0Oms, supplied
with improved school furniture, a large and
beautiful grove, are features which make the
location both healthful IA desirable.
The Principal pledges his entire energies
70 the labor OF advancing pupils entrusted TO
his care.
Discipline and thOrOughness the two lead
ing characteristics OF the school.
Recommendations ], J. Busby. Major W.
ID. Beard, David Walk, IL. A. Littleton, DIR. u.
linher. Inhn 8. Tool. ivQ
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cHANcERY SALE
-OF-
Real and Personal Properly.

No. Zs2, n. R-First Chancery Court Of Shei.
by county-Anthony ZanOne ct al. vs.,
Frank S~altalamachfa. No. z54, N. R-Louls
LoEaretto vs. Frank Saltalamaehla ct al.
-DY virtue Of an interlOcutory decree for
ID sails entered In the above cause, Nay %,
1871, l win sell st public aucliOn. 70 the high.
est bidder, in front OF the Clerk and Masters
ONCE, GrsenlaW Block, Second street, in the
CITY OF mph Tennessee. on
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FOwLER's EXTRACT.
Greatest Medical Discovery of the Mae
teeHth Century.
Or. FOwIsr's Compound Extract

serOfals, Syphilis, Liver Complaint
Constipation, Chronic Rheumatism
Diseases of the Kidneys and bladder
and all BIOOd Impurities.
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The Southwestern Railroad,
and the

Western & North Carolina Railroad.
The debt against the first being sl90,O0 and
the debt against the last being S44S,OO0.
In the meantime sealed proposals for said
roads and debts VIII be received By the Com
missioners, and can be sent TO the Comp
troiler ofthe State, at Nashville, 20 be opened
on the day OF sale; and should any such pro-
posals be acceptable TO the Commissioners,
nc sale OF the road to which they apply Will
be made. The sale Of the theirs Will proceed
Immediately.
The payments may be made in the Bonds
OF the state and their Coupons: One-fourth
at the date OF sale, and the residue in one.
two and three years from the day of sale.
with personal security, and 3 Lien upon the
property sold.
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Petition to Amend Charters.

No. S78s-In the First Chaucery Court Of Shell
By County, Tennessee.
UTEEREAS, the MiEsissippIRiver Railway
Company and its DirsctOrs, p. E Nor
ton, D. II. Henning, John OvertOn, Z. n.
White, A. Z. Lacey, u. H. Hill, s. r. Latta,
Thomas BOYLE and Minor HeriWether, and
the Paducah aud Gulf Railroad Company
and its Directors, tx. Norton, l. :. Trim
bic, q. W. Norton, A. NJ. West. ". +. Nor
ton and y. b. Thomas, have filed their petit
ton in the First Chancery Court, Of shelby
County, 30 70 amend n enlarge their char
tsrs and powers under The several laws maGe
and provided for their benent, as to COM
plete and perfect their consolidation into
one Company, under The mann OF
THE PADUc9H AND MEMPHIS RAILROAD
COMPANY,
with the powers, privileges and franchises
granted to said companies and 70 the New
Orleans anu Ohio Railroad Company; and to
make one connection nom Men,
phis 70 Padueah, and 90 authorize the consOl-
fdated Com Pauy 70 issue mortgage bonds not
to exeesd thousand dollars per
mile.
Now, therefore, all persons are notified to
appear at said ChanceTy Court In the city OF
Memphis, on or before the 1rst Monday In
October, lS7l, to show cause Why said prayer
shOuld not be granted; otherwise said petl-
ton VIII be proceeded with exparte.
This August 2 RIl
A COpys-Attesk
EDMUND A. COLE, Clsrk and Master.
By r. J. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master.
stephens q smith. Attorneys ans
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MOnday, ihs 25th day Of ssp.ember, I87I,

8 eertsiO tract OF land. ~ Ing In the Third and
Fourth civil Districts of shelby county, IN
3, section 4, OF the Eleventh Surveyors
District, containing by estimation $50 acres,
more or less, bounded as foliows: Beginning
at a stake, thence sOuth 90, - est g links, q
black gum marked al o." thence west 81
north with James L. Stewards line, 81 chains
50 link to a stake, 3 links east OF a black
oak marked an g." on the heirs OF Thomas
StewarGs line; thence south % vest, with
said line 10 chains, 81 links 10 q stake, 9
links west OF a hickory MARKED It. 3:
lei west 81 north, with said heirs line
crossing Big creek, Is chains 20 a stake, 50
links south Of q horn bean marked AT. g"
on the west boundary line OF the James Rob-
inron 2O0 acre grant so. Il; thence south, s.
west, with said line IS chain to a stake, the
heirs of Joel McLemOrs's north west corner;
e east, 81 south with their line Io1
chains, SO links to q slippery elm marked
IN. s." on the south benk Of q branch, the
heirs L. Fl. Goes southwest corner; hence
north SIS east, with their line 40 chains TO a
stake, 10 links east Of a red oak marked IN.
g." said heirs northwest corner; thence east
with their line IS chains to q stake; themes
south 26o west to q hickory marked M 3"
on the east boundary line of said AGO acre
grant No. II; thence north 54o east with said
line, 43 chains so links TO the beginning,
DE- EALE.-TWelve hundred dollars
cash, and purchasers note with approved
security for the balance OF purchase money,
lien retained upon the land until all the
purchase money Is paid. Equity Of redemp-
ton barred. sale within legal hours.
August 24th, 1871.
JOHN H. FREEMAN, Clerk
w. NJ. Randolph. solicitor auA
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St. Agnes Academy
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

MEMPHIS, -. TENNESSEE.
= HIS Academy for the education of young
4 ladies is under the superintendent OF
the Sisters Of St Dominic. The course of In
struction Includes useful and ornamental
anche Of education. Special attention
given to moral and polite department. The
school year commences on the FIRST MONDAY
OF SEPTEMBER, and closes about the last of
June. Terms per session, payable bali in adj
vance, $40, $50, $50 n Sl00, according to the
agreed class OF the pupils. For further infOr-
nation apply to or address the
MOTHER SUPERIOR,
augl st. Agnes Academy,
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Tuet PubI19hCd-
"a BOOK F0R The NAuON.

~ BUM y tDE 8lAEAJEs
naAppEHCEl APKrvATE COUNSELLOR 10
MFAf1tast%p& THB MARRIED or hose about
GUIDE. s Go n mgszts Sh me s gaSyS 4sSSEa-
lions Of the sexual system, with the latest
discoveries in producing and preventing Of
spring. preserving the complexion, etc.
This Is an interesting work Of two hundred
and tWenty-four pages with numerous en-
cravings, n coutz1n4 4oiEa6l information
for those who aEe married on contemplate
marriage; still Is u q Dook that ought TO be
under lock and key. and NOS laid carelessly
shout the house
Sent TO any one ffreo OF poatage1f0 i 50 cents.
Address Dr. Buftaf Dtspensary, No Il N.
Eighth street, 81 Louis. Mo.
AZ Notios 70 A6 ADsje1ed and GH~3oraeeoaes
Before applying 10 the notorious QUAoKH
who advertise In public papers, or using any
OUACK Peruso DR.. Bats work, no
natter what YOU disease Is, or O deplOra-
bley'our condition.
Dr. Butts can be consulted, personally on b
mali. on the diseases mentioned In hla works
once No. I'm. Eighth street, bet Market and
hesinut, 81. Louis, No. je7 dsF.
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LOOK TO YOUR CHILDREN.
IHE GREAT SOOTHING REREDN.

H.. Cures Collie and Gripping MA,
wh5nSabs. In the Bowels, and faeili-
Ss~Sr1 tates the process of Teeth d
~ ing.
n. 6ubdues Commissions and Pc.
wb5.or,b,J overcomes all diseases in *
&s-m eident to infants n chill Cent,
~ dren.
Cures Diarrhea, Dysen- p5..
Mrs. terry and sumner Com *
WhtcoanbS plant In children OF all Cs,t,
cyTnp. ages.
II "a the Great Infants and Chldren's
Soothing Remedy for all disorders brought
on by Teething or any other cause.
Prepared by the GRAkTON MEDICINE;
CO.. 81. Louis, No
sold by druggists and dealers IN medicine
ovarvwhere. feZ7d&w
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PUBLIC AUCTION,
The following railroads in the State OF fem
nessee, under various DEGREES of the Chan
Gerry Court st Nashville, made in the case OF
the State Of Tennessee VS.. EdgeHeld and Ken
lucky Ratlroad, and other railroads and par
ties, with their franchises, rolling stock and
equipments, viz:
The Knoxville q CharIestOn Railroad
The ROgersviIIe & Jefferson Railroad,
The Knoxville and Kentucky Railroad,
And unless the decree of the Court shall be
complied with by the
Nashville q Northwestern Railroad,
Ordering the payment Of the debt to the
State within thirty days from the Nh ofJuly,
1871, tina road, with its franchises and equip
ments, will be sold.
Also, the interest," OF the State, being its
mortgage debt in the two following rail-
roads. Wig;
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TUESDAY. the 2sth Day Of septsnber. IazI.

Within legal hours, at the southwestern cor
ner OF Nam n Madison streets, In the city
OF Memphis, Tennessee, sell for cash. to the
highest bidder, the following described prop.
erty, to-Wit: A certain lot or parcel OF
ground At the corner OF Third 4 Marker
streets, south of Market and east OF Third
s~treets, including the most westerly tsne-
ment In tine block Of buildings owned by
Fraser Titus.
on the corner OF Third sid Mar
ket streets, ct the southeast intersection OF
OF said streets; thence east with Market
street 70 the center OF the division wall be-
tween that and The next aGi OtuiDs tenement
thence with the center OF the same parallel
with Third street one hundre and forty.
eight and a half ll45%l feet to An alley
thence W~estWardly with the alley 10 tie east
margin OF Third street; thence northwardIy
with said street to the beginning.
Title believed 70 be perfect. but 1 will sell
and convey only such title as Is vested In me
by said Deed of Trust.
ISHAM g. HARRIS, Trustee.
August n IgTI- ann
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PETlTIOa FOR IHcOsPoRATlOe.

SS8 r. DIN the Second Chsncsry Court Of
Shelby CONFEDERATION for Incorpora-
tiOns
WHEREAS, ]. ID. Meredith, L. 8. KnOvlton,
]. F. Barton, q. p. Boone. ]. n. smith. E.
MichOt n ]. ]. williams, have nled 8 psti-
ton In this Court praying to be incorporated
in pursuance OF an act Ofthe General Assem-
bly, of the state OF TennesFes, passed January
q, 1871, approved January 80 1871, under the
name and stVle OF the
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ACADEMY
OF THE
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION
JACKSON, TENN,
In charge of the Sisters OF the Order
st. Dominic.

THEs system is the same as that pursued al
L It. Agnes, Memphis, and is every way
calculated to secure all the aims OF educa-
ton moral Ant intellectual culture, reine
ment of manners, and physical improve.
ment.
The Academic year consists OF two sessions
of i've months each, the first commencing
on the first Monday Of September, the second
on the first Monday of February.
TERMS-Per session, payable half yearly,
invariably in advance, SIS, SIS or $50, accord
ing to the age or class OF the pupil
Tuition for day pupils, SIS, 90 or SIS per ses-
sion, according TO age or class.
For further information, amply to or ad
dress the MOTHER SUPERIOR,
aua Aid Of the 1mmaculSt EUpCertfOn
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RoARDTnTa.

ONE large pleasant mont room, for nmi-
~ lies, also a few day boarusrs at
Nc. 1OA MONROE STREET,
between Third ana Fourth STREETS. Refer
snces exchanged aus
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TRUSTEES SALES.
Trustss's saIs.

ID virtue Of the power vested In me by deed
- Of trust executed by James d. Ruhin, on
Lne 4th Gay OF December. 1857, to secure Ger
tain indebtedness therein mentioned. and
recorded in book 81, pages 54s, 81 and as, I
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~ We offer to the American public q new
and valuable remedy for the abOve.men,
TONED diseases. Fowler's Compound Ell.
tract is composed of the best medicines
known to Materia Medics. Il is perfectly
pure in all its ingredients, being composed
of several ~weIl-known articles universally
used by the best physicians; each OF which
in combination-supplIes what experience
has shown TO be wanting wnen singly EN-.
Ployedi but the result Of patient investiga.
ton, requiring time, labor and skill, so as to
give the public a genuine article, which they
can rely upon, and in plsce or the worthless
and dangerous Patent Medicines flooding the
country; andtherefors enables us TO warrant
Fowler's Compound Extract to be the most
perfect curative for diseases OF the blood
ever ~iscoyered
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MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK 4, r.
CHANGE OF TINE

CHANGE OF TIME.
COMMENCING Sunday, September Sd.
" 1911 Until further notice, trains Willrun
daily as follows:
Leave 90 q m
Lsave-Hopeneld-..... ........- .-...SSO am
Ar J. M
Arrive-Littl Rock. pm
Returning arrive at Memphis--...6.OD pm
Ferry boat leaves foot of Union street
promptly At 7.50 am. Close connections made
at DeVall's Bluff with 4. r.. Packet Co.'S line
OF steamers for all points on White River,
connecting at Little Rock with regular line
of stages for bot Springs. Camden, ArkadeI-
|phta, Washington and points in Texas. Also
with steamers IN arkansas river for Pine
Bluf, Fort Smith and intermediate points,
and with trains on the Little ROCK and
Fort smith railroad.
For tickets or Information apply at Com
panyE ONCE, 81 Madison street; at Office OF
Memphis and Louisville Railroad, Z7% Main
street, or AT ONCE OF Memphis and Charles
ton Railroad, rs Main street.
O.. p. OAKLEY, ALEX. WADDELL.
zen Ticket A2't. Passenger AIT.
A. s. EIVERM0RE,
sep3 General SUPERINTENDENT.
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rheumatism and Paralysis
POSITIVELY CURED by the use of my
celebrated
Electro Chemical Baths.

Particular attention paid to Diseases OF Fe-
males. such as Suppressed or Painful Men,
situation. Falling ofthe Womb, Leucorrhea
or Whites, and to all Irregularities OF the
monthly periods. --z
The Doctor can be consulted personally OF
b. lettAr. aus
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CABLE scREW WIRE
BOOTS AND 0

BOOTS MD SHOES
AKE
Claimed TO be the Best,
Acknowledged to be the Best,
Proved to be the Best.
THEY ABE THE
Host LIABLE
MOST ECONOMICAL
HOST COMFOBTABLE
HOST DURABLE
VIII not rip. Rapidly superseding ssEed
and DeQVed work. The patent stamp Is On al.
sold By All dealers single Trial VII make
good al these clzims. sepl0
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such a Syphillis, Gonorrhea, Gleet, Structures
and an Urinary diseases; Syphilitic or MeF-
cpriaI affections of the throat. akin OF bones,
orehitis, hernia or rupture; also the effects
Of a solitary habit, ruinouH TO the body and
mind producin2 blotches on the face. debili-
~ impotency, dizziness, dtmneSs OF sight,
eon fnsion of ideas, evil f~OrebodiDg, aversion
10 society. loss Of memory etc.
mi All offhese in any one case, but all occur
ring frequently in various cases. Rheuma-
fism and rheumatic pains cured by a new
Particular attention paid 20 the DISEASES
OF WOMEN, such as Excessive. suppressed
or painful Menstruation, buchorrhoea or
lsrities OF the monthly periods. causing ster-
fity or barrenness, and oten-tlmes con-
sumption
by letter upon all diseases moi requiring MS
attention outsiie OF his Office. once hours
rom 3 am. TO 7 o'clock pm.
sepl0 D. S. JOHNSON, n. D.
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sHARPE Z R0RERfs. saIe Aaents

For the sale o. state, County and Indtvid-
nal Rights for AIkanhss q all the States Of
the United hates east OF the Mississippi
river. ~ q directions for building the
owe given to each purchaser.
OFFICE;
No. q Roaroe street ksMphla, Teza
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SUPREME COURT.
IN sUPREaE c0uRT Ar JACKSON.


Nos. Sand S2-Memphis Chsncery Docket
James NJ War, ct al, vs.. NJ. ". Caldwell
ct al, and j. N. Lea, vs.. James II. Watt,
etals
pY virtue OF a decree pronounced JuIy4th
- 1871, In these causes by the supreme
Gourt, atJseksOn, will sell, TO b highest
bidder, on
monday, the 25th day Of September, 1871,
in front OF the premises described below, on
-ecOnd street, in the city of Memphis; \
certain lot situate In the city Of Memphis,
Tennessee, being the one undivided half Of
the east haIf OF lot No. 29, as designated On
the map and plan OF the city of Memphis,
the said east 3 Of said lot being situated At
the northwest corner OF the intersection or
Second and Madison streets, in said city, and
fronting on the north side of Madison street
AZ feet, and on the west side Of Second
street, AZ ,Cet, making 3 square OF IA feet
by ~ feet. The interest to be sold in said
lot being the undivided moiety OF which A.
) Caldwell, died. seized and possessed.
OF SALE-Six and twelve months
credit. purchaser giving notes with approved
security, and a lien retained p the prop
eTty until the purchase money Is paid.
Equity OF redemption barred. Sales within
legalhours.
JOHN H. FREEMAN, CLERK.
August 18th, 1871.
Wright & aeKiszick, Estes q Jackson.
Solicitors au24
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EDUCATIONAL
University of Alabama
TUSCALOOSA, ALA.
MATTHEW LII. D.. Professor.

MATHEW F. MAURY, LII D., Professor.
W. WYMAN, A. NJ, Professor OF Latin.
W. J. VAUGHAN, A. M, Professor OF APP
piled Mathematics.
b. +. MEEK, A. M, Professor of English
Literature.
10. 3. Eek A. M. Professor OF Pure Mathe-
GEN. GEO. P. HARRISON, Professor of Nil.
itary Engineering M CommandanL.
A. s. GARNETT, NJ. D., Professor OF Natural
REV ELFAIsH oDGsoN. A. NJ, Professor
of Moral Philosophy.
w. A. PARKER, Ph. D., Professor OF Greek.
j. @. GRISWoLD, PHI. D., Professor of Mod
n. T. TGPfoN. A. NJ, Professor Of Chemis-
try.
and Mineralogys
1. The plan OF instruction adopted for the
reorganization of the University is that OF
Independent Schools.
2. The discipline will be that of the best mill
itary Institutions of the country, under the
direction of the President and C~0mmandant
3. An applicant for admission into the low
est class in the Institution, must pass q salts
factory examination on English Grammar
sion into an advanced class, must satisfy the
Professor In each school into which be pro-
poses to enter, OF his ability 10 profit by the
instruction to be given.
4. The scholastic year Is divided into two
terms. The first begins on the first Wednes-
day in October. and continues to the second
Wednesday in February. The sec nd begins
at the close of the first, and continues TO the
last Wednesday of June following.
D. Tit mode OF instruction Is by Lectures
and Text Books, accompanied by daily exam
nations.
6. EXPENSES. THE following charges in
clude every necessary expense per session Of
nin months, half of which must be paid az
the h~aufnnfnpO of each term
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TAX NOTICE.

OFFICE OF 7WY TAX COLLECTOR,
~ EPHIs, September 1, ISL
RE ALL PROPERTY on which TAXES have
not been paid for 1870, viii be ADVERTISED
on the 2Ofh of September. Come forward
aRd SAVE ADDITIONAL XPENs
FELIX W. ROBERTSON,
se3 City Tax Collector.
City papers COPY 2 weeks.
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EDUCATIONAL.
LARGEST SCHOOL IN THE SOUTH.
NASHVILLE. TENN.


XNT e. WARDS Seminary. Parents wish
w : ing very superior city advantages for
their daughters, in the most successful
school OF the ScntheRt reasonable charges,
viii send for a ca~t8-ogueto ". z. WARD,
Open Sept 2, (au25l Nashville, TenR.
WASHINGTON UHIVERSITY.-MEDI-
w CAL DEPARTMENT, Baltimore, Md.-The
next regular session Will on the
First Monday IN October, 1871. Preliminary
lectures Will begin the 18th September. The
course OF instruction Is eminently practical
and complete, consisting OF didactic lectures,
clinical lectures, and special instruction In
the diagnosis and treatment OF disease at the
bedside. Every variety of disease may be
seen in the Hospital Wards and Free Dispan-
sary connected with the College. FEES-Ful
curse, S20; MatrtculatiOn, IS; Dissection.
Sl0f Graduation, SO. Students from the late
slaveholding States, whose means are limited,
will be received upon the beneficiary plan OF
the school. The annual circular and cata-
logue. containing full particulars, viii be
sent on application to
CHAS. w. CHANCELLOR, Md,
jySO d&w Dean of the Fuculty.
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The i've other delinquent roads, viz:
EdgeaeId d Kentucky Railroad,
Memphis, GAINESVILLE 4 Louisville Rail-
road,
Winchester q Alabama Railroad,
McMInnyIIIe a Manchester Railroad,
Cincinnati, Cumberland Gap d Charles
ton Railroad,

hANe seNeIE5iy naS1s PeOgSsistOns - tne
debts TO the State, which. If promptly CON-
piled with In the times limited by agree
ment, no sale OF said reads viii be made; but
on failure to do so, said roads will he exposed
to sale under the DEGREES Of the ChRnosry
Court,
All necessary explanations viii be made
on the day Of sale, and any Information in
the meantime viii be given by b Comp
troller.
RI. MCKINNEY,
A. WRIGHT,
Z. 8, FOGG,
ID. W, O. SEETER, Governor,
T.. II. BUTLER, Secretary OF state,
ED. Z PENNEBAKER, Comptroller,
Commissioners.
Nashville, Teun., July Q, ISL. iy30
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NEW YORK.
The Wreck of the ShelshofT.

NEW YORK, Nov. IA "A Honolulu letter Of
the 24th ult., gives details of the loss of the
American brig Shelshof which was rendered
a wreck July3i in gale on the Pacific ON
her passage from San Francisco to Honolulu.
All the crew died on the wreck and when the
steamship Moses Taylor fellin with her on the
18th of October, Capt. Hcpken only was barely
alive. The rest of the crew and four passen-
gers persisted from hunger and hardships. The
crew were foreigners. Ashley Cowen and Chss.
Davis of San Francisco were the only Ameri-
a N
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AAHENGT
Uuterest of the New Loan,

WILMINGTON. Nov. Alt is unofficially
stated on good authority that Secretary Bout
web, in his next annual report, will strongly
recommend legislation to provide for the pay
ment in Europe of the interest on as much of
the new lean as is or may be hereafter placed
abroad. This, it is claimed will greatly extend
the European market for United States Sc
cnritieS.