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GENERAL THOMAS.
Proposed Erection Of a Statue to Ms
Aemery.

DETRorT, November 16.-At the bust
ness session Of the Socisty OF the Army OF
the Cumberland, this morning. the com
mittes on the subject Of erecting q monu-
mens to General Thomas, reported sew
ersl suggestions through sheir chairman,
General Hooker.
The scheme proposed Ii to erect IN
equestrian statue, of colossal size, Of the
General, and to raise the necessary funds
by q small subscription from thesurvivorE
Of the Army of the Cumberland, snd
rom such citizens At large - may teel
disposed 20 give small amounts
General Hooker objected to the sub
mi ting Of the subscription the public
tearing, II left in that shape, tbs
monument would Sever be erected. BE
thought that it shotES be built by the
soldiers Of the Cum hsnend army, and
that Mrs Thomss sho6ff q consulted a
20 its erection; II she prefs the Csntral
Park in New York, let IL goN Nere, but II
she has no preference, be wouIt Say that II
should be- erected at Washington, D @.
As General ThomSs's character <as ma
tional, his monument, erected by hk com
| rades in arms, should be butlt on nshana
ground; he therefore moved that the 6su
previously recommended by GeneE
RoseoranS be so amended as 70 limit tho
subscription to the soldiers Of the Army oi
;he Cumberland, and to provide tha the
ocation should be the city OF Wsshing-
toD. II Mrs. Thomas had no objections.
Tns plan was 50 amended and was the1
m Enimously adopted.
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THE PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN.
Future Action of the D.usor.fo Party.

CorreSDondsnes Of the Baltimore 6azstte.
WAsaINoroN, November II, l67l.-Pro-
nlnenI democrats nov here and recently
In this city, represent that very general
Interchange OF Opinions 10 going on BY
letters and personal conferences among
Democrats, relative to the future action OF
the party In the coming presidential
canvass Some advise q convention OF
the Democratic party and regular nomi-
nation OF candidates tor president and
vice president, Irrespective Of the action
of the conservatives Of the Republican
party. Others suggest 9 nomination by
Conservative Repu blicans, or those OPP
posed 70 tho present administration, and
sfterward, II practicable, 8 coalition OF
the Democrats with the Conservative ese-
ments.
Generally, 1t Is advised that the nnsl
settlement OF this question be postponed
until the meeting Of congress, when 9
caucus OF the Democratic senators and
representatives, with the lights OF the
party outside, win consider the matter
and recommend the proper action. It Il
regarded as certain success tor the Demo
Gratis. II they shall nominate q candidate
, of great power In Pennsylvania; but the
fear that injudicious counsel may prevail
and prevent such selection, induces SONS
influential members, Otherwise disposed
advise COALITION.
From an &nalJ sis of the votes In the
State elections Of last week, it Ii found
that, generally, where 8 fair test was bad
the Democratic or Conservative vote IA
gained, and this tact should eesnre TN
| Democrats that, by wine selection o
| tstandard-bearers, men whose record I
unimpeaehabie, and whose past history Y
| typIcsI OF the advanced ideas Of the pres
/ ent day, the Democratic party can carr,
the next presidential election beyond
| raaaonable doubt.
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this subject scornsd the idea of repu-
dating the debt Of the State.
Messrs. Scarborough and Chamberlain
advocated fifty-csnt tax.
Mr.. Cliff moved for . postponament OF
the debate till Tuesday.
During the discussion, on motion, the
House rose for recess.
After recess the debate was renewed.
The motion Of Mr.. Clift TO adjourn the
debate till Tuesday wac finally lost.
Mr.. Mccall moved to strike out hfty and
Inssrt thirty.
Mr.. Enlow called for division on the
question
Mr.. walters, In an eloquent speech,
advocated the adoption OF the rate Of
forty cents, but said thst rather than
vote for the bill as 1t stood. he would sup
port the amendment of thirty cents.
After q long discussion As to dividing
tbs question, the amendment TO insert
thirty cents was Withdrawn, and vote was
taken on the motion to strike out hfy
csnts. Carried.
Ayes-Messrs. Allen, of Cooke; Alscon,
OF Smith; Anderson, Bean, Carr, Cheat
sm, Cliff, Co qustt, Cottrell, Crews, Doss,
E lis, Eckle, Enlos, Fsrmsr, Freeman,
Gore, Guild, Harris, Hinkls, Houston
Jones, Lumpkin, Leach, Linn Of Dyer,
Linn Of Faystts, Msgiil, Morton,
Mccall, McOsmpbsu, McCollom, Nc
Gsughsy, McGIIl, McGloehsn, Mo
New, Nowlin, Psdgstt, Parker. Paine,
Pierson, Pryor, Rosson, SsmSeIl. snipes,
Talley, ,TrousdAls, Walters and n ester-4S.
Noes-Allen OF Meigs, Bleyins, Buford,
Chambers. Gross, Dick, Farmer, Ferguson,
Gordon, Lewis, MoOrs, McGhee, scarbor-
ough, Shepard, Spears, Tllmsn, Thomas,
Vaughn, Wilson and Speaker Richardson
-M.
Mr. Ferguson moved to insert forty-hve.
Mr.. Bnloe moved to lay on the table.
Csrried-ayes IS, noes e.
Mr.. Snipe moved to insert forty.
Mr.. Mccall moved to lay on the table.
Lost-ayes q, noes 4s.
A motion to insert forty was carried on
the following division:
Ayes-Allen Of Msigs, Buford, Chambers,
OhssthAna, Cliff, Colquift, OOttrsll, Cross,
Dick, Doss, EcSle, Einloe, Ferguson,
F Tmer, Fields, Freerson, Gore, Guild,
II nkls, Houston, Jones. Leach, Linn (of
Fsyester Mssill, Msrtiri, Moore, Mccall,
McCullom, MEG sughey, McGill, McGloth-
tea, NoWlin, Paine, Pierson, Rosssn,
s smsell, Scarborough, Sheppard, snipes,
Tally, Tllman, Thomas, Trousd&le,
Vaughn, walters, Wezter, Wilson and
RichArdson-49.
NOss-Allen (of Cookel Anderson,
Blsvins, Carr, EIlls, Crews, Freeman,
g ordon, Harris, Lumpkin, Lewis, Linn
(of Dyer, MoCsmpbel, McGhee, McNsw,
Psdgett, Packer, Pryor and Spears-lo.
The section as amended was carried.
Ayes 46, nays q
Adjourned until tomorrow.
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HVLHE.
NBW BILLS.


Bv Mr.. Msgill-To repeal section on
of the act to amend the exemption laws,
and TO comprise them all In one act.
By Mr.. Allison, OF Smith-To repeal
sections ninety and ninety-one Of an act
prescribing the mode Of removing the
seats OF Justice in the old counties.
Bv Mr.. Givens-To amend section l4z
Of the code, 80 as to allow cities and in
oorporsted towns to levy tax on taxable
nroperty, In such corporations, for rail-
road purposes.
nv Mr. Harris-To extend the time foz
Insurance companies 70 eomplete their
organisations and change their mods OF
voting stock.
Ry Mr. Vaughn-To prevent ofnesrs Of
t,rnpike companies, in which the State
has an interest, from becoming contract
ors on the roads of which they are otdcers.
Tha confederation of the hrst section OF
the bill to provide 8 revenue for the state
was resumed. Ths Speaker announced
,hs. the question before the Houss was 70
strike out hfty and insert thirty.
M. Paine believed that hfsy cents Wsa
more than YVES necessary, taking into con-
sideration the ordinary privilege tax ioi
the purpose Of meeting ths necessities o.
the government. Without indicating 81
present what insertion he might tsFor
and relying on the generosity and tntelh'
eenee Of an honest constituency, one thai
would spurn the idea Of . srepudistion a
suggested by tbs advocates Of the BILL a
s consequences Of its defeat, he would vOtl
An favor Of the motion OF the gentleman
from shelby, 70 strike out atty cent
a. the nrst section.
Messrs. spellmsR and Gordon spoke s.
,.Dg,h ,n favor OF ffty-csnt rate
M. Troasdsls advocated tax Of fort,
osnts on the hundred dollars. The Peopl
we're anxious TO pay their debts, but the.
s,ould not be taxed higher than was ne
o...srv. He reierred at soms length :
ths ory of repuaistion, and repaEAe
that every nsmbss who had SpOAen o.
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LIE RoNnHoLDEKERING.

Tbs Tennessee boRdhOlder's ring in
Wsll street have been manipulating our
State securities Of lste with reference
20 ihs pending revenue bill in the
Legislature. They would have our law
Rivsrs believe tbst heavy tax Of forty or
hfty cents would place Tennessee bonds
at psr snd, therefore, when Governor
Browns message appeared, the ring ad-
vsncsd the Wall street value Of our Sc
curitiss. In order to give bsck-bone to
the bigh-tax party, one fellow in Wall
street sells sn1 his agent buys for him ;
ths seller and buyer being the same person,
and thus, the bonds being in the hands
Of q few, the market price is fixed with
reference 70 psnding legislation at Nash
Vile II the Legislature pass q funding
bill ana adjourn, this same rsmorseless
ring would at once dspress Tennessee
bonds in order to buy the new issue at
thirty or forty cents, and then, whom the
lssislsgurs was re convened, bonds would
again be advanced in order to produce &
proper moral effect st Nashville. They
are good honest people in Wall street, and
their agents st Nashville dsSrly love the
taxpsFers OF Tennessee.
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THE New Oriesns Pseaytlne says that
the Red river section gives to that city
500 OJO bales Of cotton, besides large quan-
tities OF bssf, hides, tslloW, wool, etc, and
in return the Crescent city ships there
fully SIS 900 600 worth Of merchaadiss.
The P,caVuHe ad5s, at is the richest trade
We have, and one that promises 70 increase
rapidly, inssmucb as the soil il very fer
tile, land is cheap, and thousands Of emit
grants sre 4 cking there from all portions
OF the world. The trade Of the Rsd river
country is worth st least 100000 per
suuum 70 this city" This proves tbs
vsus Of lhe proposed Memphis and
Shreveport railroad and should be an in
osntivs TO the people 20 press that most
promising OF all our railroad enterprises
70 an immsdiats sc0nsummstiOn- We must
press for the construction Of the Memphis
and Shreveport railroad
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ARMY OF the cUHsERLAhD.
EIsctIOn Of ofaoers Of ths Society for the
Ensslns Year.


DETROIT, November I7.--The COMMITTEES
on nominations reported the following
ofBcera Of the association, who were
upanimously chosen: PTea DON'T MAJOR
General W. s. Rosscrant. Vice. real
dents; Illinois, LieuteDant-General z. n.
sheridan; Ohio, General 0. o. Hsxwehi
Indiana, General Williara 0roee; Ken
tucky, General BeDismta H BristoWi
Tepnessee, General b. p. 'Ehurstoni New
YORK, General Joseph Hooker; Iowa,
6enefai William Vandertarn; Michigan,
General ]. G.. Parkhursiii New Jersey,
General J. W Msrdsll; R.snAzs, General
John A. Martin; Dlstrict OF Columnia,
General Henry stone; Minnesota GeDsral
j. W. Bishop, Penpsyly Alhas Colonel Ms
uaar N, smith; Wistonsii. 6ensrA y.
starkweathef, Missouri, General =. ~.
sehofield Connsoticut, General Frsn :
Pond. Corresponding secrstaryl uenerai
n. Cist, Ohio Fressureis ooionsi q D.
Fullerton, st. Louis,
Geatember Is and 10, lH2, af Dayton
Ohio. was tbs time and paee seiecsco iol
the next meeting.
The banquet last night lFas . me enAlL
The usual toasts and responses Wer.
made, and the assemblags broke up ~
| late hour. M
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a sIRsT-clAss SENSATION.
-. t.visvlHe c0urlsr-Isurnal Puts the
Essro sOot en- the korthern Leg

November II The Oou-
LoEHsy1it 9osynsi 70 raorrOW publishes start. ,.
ling isisE from the .s9oHR s09sR' IN HSn HUMBER @
tor.h ms, tnS. - been organized, having
sHa sOT its OBJECT the eTpoEts.os ,s q Al nssSs 5s
Tufaans % the northern H1v stat, 1Ssisivs and and
sSsscie,e :. r ssVs the plan IL 70 furnisn
snc6 negroes . are dsngerons; :, u osssas sss5s
, community, with the means - =. ~ Inc
S~av. recurring them TO 50 norte Oh 'ns
Ohio river. nh I,
clsims il hss right IN the ADS noe ~ -
~ Justice, denied by the general govern
Gnent TO get rid Of its murdersrs sno .s, -
rauders by money. It IL alleged that 1 tns
increaas OF negro criminals IN the nof.n
durine the last thres months, is the re
suit Of operations OF this society; IL
= double-isadsd leader the Courier Jour
nal disconrsges the movement q
-revsnaefui and dangerous, and advises u
80 stesd education and kindnsss 70 n
psgross, ,--.---.,s.s z
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TIE st Louis RePHbIsears-''psssive
Dempcrst"- -discouuing upon what It
oouNidsrs the lesson OF the elections, says
II shows that, "while the Democracy can
not hops 70 beat she administration party
with their own ticket In 1872. liberal
Republican ticket, supported by just such
a union Of Democrats and liberals ss car
ried Tirgioia, Texss and Little Rock
would almost osrtsinly bs sceessful
sxsinst Grans To this the New Yo'k
ReraId adds: "Little z ock must be loom
isg up DrOdigiousiy il her political In
huence is 70 BE- taken into equSl account
with that OF such great states as VirStnla
and Texas. I. is like comparing Little
Psdunk. on Z nj Island, with the city Of
New York"
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ENGLANP

LONDON, November f7.-The court
martial in the csse of the wreck Of hel
msjesty's ship Megers has closed its de-
nberstions and rendered q verdict fully
aeq uittinZ the captain, fhcers and crew
The result Is generally accepted with sa-
tisfaction.
The retirement Of Sir Frank Ives AGO.
dslone, assistant postm sster-general and
superintendent Of the government postal
telegraph system, Is announced.
A subscription tor the widow and
daughters Of Mark Lemon has been
opened.
Colonel James NJ. Sandsrson, formerly
of New York spd well known to the pub
lie here zs manager Of the Langham hotel
died last night from disease of the heart
Lord Ten erdsn, formerly chief secre-
tsry OF the joint high commission al
Washington, hiss recsived the sppoint.
ment of agent OF the British government
for the presentation of claims of British
subj jscts before the tribunal of arbitration
shortly TO assemble a. Geneva.
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Associated Press Rsporbs.)
NASHVILLE, November 1.-THE lower
branch OF the Legislature to-day hxed the
rate OF tsxstion st forty cents on the hun
dred dollars worth Of pro psrty. The pres
mt rate is sixty cents The bill is not yet
mseured, and has TO 60 to the other
Branch
Gsnsral John 7. wilder, formerly of
the federal army, hiss been elected msyor
of Chattanooga His brigade Of mounted
infantry fred the first hostile shot into
that place during the war. He Is now en-
gagged in developing It's resources of
wealth in thst section Of Tennessee, and
enjoys the confidence Of all parties.
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Hon. FRANCIS B. FoOs, the Eestor OF
an, bar Of Tennessee, bad nothing to DO
,v,,A ythe demands upon the State treasury
,-b,cl, Senator DuBOse SO promptly and
thorou Shly condemned. The Union and
Ayusrsc.t1 says: "Mr. Fogg is absent from
tbs city, and bEs been for weeks, but we
h.ve no hesitation, backed as we are by
the opinion of his home friends, in saying
thai be asks nothing more than the act of
the legislature allows him ss rsi lroad
,.o,nu,iasiOpern
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PRUSSIA,

BERLIN, November 1.-THE govern
ment of st. Petersburg is vigorously en-
gsged In the enterprise OF a. RussianizinR
It's provinces on the shores OF the Baltic
Its latest movement toward this end Is &c
declare the the Russian the only official
language to be used IN public decrees, In
the courts, and in the churches. The
seat of the university at Dorpst has been
transferred to NilnR.
The German Rsichstag Is still engaged
in the consideration of the coinage bill A
vote was taken to-day upon the PROPOSE
ton tod uce the ef1gy OF the Emperor
Villa upon all new coins, instead OF
those of the princes OF the respective
countries comprised In the empire, and II
was decided in ths negative by consider-
able majority.
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TEE Union and AHsericans which
while since was rather on the "new de-
rsrtnre" order, has lately been seized
~tth q ft Of " Democracy" Il calls the
.,sr.son Of Jones, Purvis & %. 8 Demo-
c-,fio an ,oess, and still insists that all who
sre opposed to Governor Browns hlgn
tax of city osnss on the one hundred DOL
lar, are in opposition to pure Democracy
Hasn't the public printing romet hing z
do with this lstter-dsy Democrats rage
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FOREIGN NEWS SUMMARY
SPAIN

MApRrD, November ia deputation,
consisting Of senators and deputies In at
tendance upon the Cortes, together with
the ministers of the crown. waited this
morning upon King Amadeus, and pre-
sented heir congratulations TO his Msjes-
ty on the first anniversary Of his accession
to the throne of Spain. The King, in re-
sponse, gave the strongest assurances OF
his patriotism, and of his devotion to the
cause of recovering for Spain her position
among the powers Of Europe, and recov-
ering her national industry and prosper
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All vrPATIEe the sctiOn of the legisls-
ture, which We have reason TO believe
win not Impose tax Of more than thirty
oauts IN the one hundred dollars, the
ssbullU bondholdsrs Of New YORK, on
wednesday, hOisted Tennessee bonds
The advance was speculative both ways-
Tor the money it would bring and the sf-
feet 1t would have upon the We&k-kneed
members. Il any. of the legislature.
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The following Is going the rounds Of
the press ss the Democratic vote Of the

Auo this par ,, with 100000 more white
votes than the Republican party, is asked
70 disbAnd or psssively yield 70 the diots-
ton OF fsctious minority OF its Radical
opponents. That would. indeed, be sde-
psrture-from the plainest dictates OF
common sense.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

CUNNINGHAM friends OF James Gun
ningham and family are respectfully invited
70 attend the funeral Of his infant daughter,
GERTRUDE LESoRs, tomorrow (sUNDA1l
afternoon, at 2 O'Clock, from &s Washington
ntraaN
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State and County Taxes, 1877

FHE Tax Books for ls7l are now in
L my possession. viii collect Faxes at my
once until the 10th day Of January. Isz-
when the once win pOsitivslybs closed for The
PurPess Of issuing Distress wsrraat.
for l uncollected taxes and reporting lands
for eond. mnation.
After the 10Th day Of January next, will
sPead ONE or two days 1s each District,
Of which due notice viii be given. for the
Purpose Of o0IleeGtng unpaid taxes, and
Assaing Distress Warrants against
Personal Property.
TAX Payers mUss not expect or ssk
favor or exseasi0ns, - n0Factor
VIII be granted sng25~
that do not come within the above notice.
Great and small, rich and poor, shall fare
alike
have - sne duty % Psrsorn
and that ITO collect the taxes according 70
law FKnow no other duty, and wiz make
nois VIZ. MCLEAN. Tax Collector.
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OBITUARY.

DOHERTY-A high Mass Requiem viii be
sang over the remains Of the late Miss Do
HEErT. at st. Peters church, this CsATUR-
DAY, morning, 18th inst, at O'Clock Ths
friends OF the deceased are respectfully In
ytted. -.....
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LATEST WALL STREET QUOTATIONS.
NEW YORK, November H.-LGSt Open Board
The closing quotations in Southern State Sc
curities were: Tennessee, old, 6694 Tennessee,
new, 6o14: vi ginia, new, B613i Virginia, old,
80; North Carolina, old, IS North Carolina,
bankers bills, 80 United states coupons. OF
1851, Il hve-Jwenties Of 1862. lI54 dve-gwen-
ties Of 1854, "a nve-twentiss OF 1865, LIZ i've
twenLies Of loo5, new l02; five-twentles OF 1857.
ID; nve twenties Of 1855; ten-forties, S1S; cur
rency skies, I3.
IHz COrrOs MARRF
The cotton market closed firm, with fair de-
mand. Middling uplands, TIC.
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40 t4ao 4-ssxz4esxsss
NEw coTToN PRESS

HAVE invented cotton press which IL
suitsd 70 ahs wants Of tbs nhrmert strong.
refer 70 i 3. D0Wdy, - Front street, Guy
McClsljan 4 10 .a6s Front atrcetf sharpe =
RossertS. u Monroe street; Thos. Alexander
lea new Aadtson 81 9ho aAge t1e pres nor sale
-. - q sW,bW1N1H1oAD.
oola Bolivar Teas.
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A dispGtch from Rome ates that the
Pope consents TO the condensation % sne
Church of Sc. s1are, which he hss hithsEto
rafused 70 do. because the church was the
property Of King vietcE EmanusL
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lODAI VOB6 DI Iasb ybdIs lLlSy VT =
q two-thirds majority In both houses OF
the legislature. @
The republicans were confident OF mak-
fuR heavy gains IN Marylands and even
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BY MI UOss-IO CuLu PoI oO1II = -
to keep an ONCE at the county seat.
By Mr.. Swipes-Regulsting the tees OF
the attorney general and the reporter for
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MOBILE.

MOBILE, November H.-Cotton Is strong
| ? nd In good demand. AIiddling, I71zc: net
/ receipts, I43s bales: gross, 24ll bales; exports
| 10 Grrsa Britain, l5ly bales; coastWise, 625
/ bales. sRles lO,uuO bales stOcs, 2,5lS bales.
/ Net receipts for the week, 1882 b.les; gross,
IL s65 bales exports 70 Great BriLain, l5ls bales;
coastwise, 34S4 bales. Sales for the week, 500
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The comparative cotton statement and
total receipts, from SepLE Emoer 1. 7I054
same time last year, 597 456 The TO al
exports rom Septsm0er 1, 1877, are 2S7 :
963; same time last year, 853,iE8 The
ST ck at sll the Uni ed states pOr.s in ISL,
Sl6, II; last year 33l ,003. at intarioF 10 own-,
IS l, 5,57S; last yer, oI 2H at Liverpool,
ISL, ISs Ov0; IA year $4,000. American cot
ton 81 lss for Great Britain, ISL. &g0J; last
Vaar 40 0O0.
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REAL EsThTE SALE.

ny virtue Of q vsnditioni exponas from the
eup-e-s Court at Jackeon- Tenn In IA
vor af James r. Holmes vs. Daniel Able and
others for SS4f8 t5 and costs and interest,
viii sell for cash, 10 the ~ighsst bidder, in
mont OF the Sherifi's ON %, on second street,
soutn Of Union, In the city Of Memphis, on
Monday, the lstA Day Of DsesmbsF. 1871,
Tns following described tract Of parcel OF
Land. lying and being In Shelley county,
state OF Tennessee. In or near the city OF
Mem phin the same being the west half Of
the I0O feet In John D. Aruonr's su 1dfVision.
and knoWn as block No. 500 and being % feet
front on the Pigeon ROost road. running
hecK lle3< leet; it being the lot conveyed o.
Dsed in Trust on the 18th day OF June 1s67,
by Danisl Able 20 h. n. Hart. and recorded
on the 16Lk day of July lk67, n the ReRister'n
once OF shelby county, In Rook No. 81,
paars 81 and ST. and being the same conveyed
% Daniel AbIe by W. b. Turlsy on the RIh
day OF June, 1eS7; Rold as the property ol
Oaniel Able 70 safisfy said debt. interest and
costs Ss'e Q bstwten the hours OF 10 O'CLOCK
! q nj and 4p.m november IL, ls7L
MARCUS ]. WRIGHT, ahor1n.
nv ", ". CoI.NxANl Deputy Snerfn
| esofI pixons and 7. W. Brown, Attorney
Ter plainnH aoSsAs
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Nebrsska Is tired OF female suffrage.
The Congregational council has not yet
adjourned.
The Union Pacific road Is Obstrucsed by
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-18

vile, have leased the penitentiary AT
Nashville for FIVE years, agreeing to
pay the State $4,000 per annum-
There are now seven hundred and
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-18

RoDGERs ARNsrRoEes died OctS5fr q, ls'l.
Bright little sunbeam, zoo shozs time you
straysd upon our ehessalsas shore. Your
gvset clfId-.ifs was lfks,a sunbe4rEss smile
a-t.- A.