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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-01-17
Monday, February s, 1871,

Between the hours OF 10 o'clock am. and 4
o'clock pm. the EloWlng desuri bed land.
sO-wtt; 1t being part OF the nOrthe tract
known as the " ptOn Tract" near Fort
Harris, and conveyed by John T. Mills to
Wm. 81. Andrews: Beginning at or near
small elm on the southeast corner Of Mrs
WOOldFidge's 6g-acrs tract; thence running
north with her line S454 chains 20 her north
east corner Of said tract; thence east II 22-I00
chains to the east line of said RiptOn tract;
thence south with the east line n sa RiU-
ton tract $40 chains; thence west Il. 20 chains
to the beginning point, making, by estiuaa
tiOn, 50 a 100 scres.
Terms OF SALE On a credit OF SIX and
twelve months; the purchaser TO execute
bond with good security, and reservinE q lien
oc the nd to further secure the payment Of
the purchase money.
JAMES REILLY.
County Court Clerk.
Vance & Anderson. Soils. for petitioner. JaI7
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SOUTH AMERICA.
War and SIsge PrOgrs, Military Ex-
a0ti0as.-- Massacre Of lHdiaBs---
The Crops.

NEW YORK, January 16.-MOnte-
videO dispatches of November p,
1870, say there was quite an artillery
duel between the advanced outwOrks
of both armies on the 25th. BlancOs
succeeded in silencing the government
pieces and compelled them to fall
back, inhieting quite severe losses.
The conspiracy to assassinate Presi-
dent Battle and several other men,
bers of the government, with the de-
sign of making an attack from the in
side on the forces posted at the de-
lenses, was discovered ON the 23d
through the zeal of the chief of police
and military commander of this city.
Twelve men and $50 stands Of small
arms, with about 10000 rounds of am
munitiOn, were captured in the build
ing which had been untenanted.
BlancOs and General AparacO had es-
tablished a novel practice, never before
known in case of a besieged city-fix-
ing a tariff for tolls, to be collected by
an officer, on all descriptions of pro-
visions, cattle, vegetables and milk
driven into the city.
The resignation Of SenOr Stewart,
Secretary of the Treasury, has been
accepted. No new appointment has
yet been made.
Advices from BuenOs Ayres to the
26th confirm the defeat of all the ma
tiOnal government armies by the
swift and strategical movements of
General Lopez JOurdsn and his subOr-
dinates.
A few cases Of Cholera are reported
as having occurred in that city lately.
Several French residents, on receipt
of the news of the surrender of Metz
by Bszaine, felt outraged in their ma
tiOnal pride, and have applied to the
courts Of Buenos Ayres for naturalizs-
tiOn papers.
1t is rumored that Lopez Jour
dan views his late victories as entire.
Rio Is going to send a force Of 20, 1000
infantry to help ApaTaco take Monte
video by assault.
The Indians having lately become
very aggressive on the frontier near
Fort Union, the ofiicer commanding
the post dec0yed their chief with a
numerous party into camp, and hav-
ing disposed a convenient torce, a
sudden vOlley killed the whole party, |
including the chief This is justified
by the treacherOus intentions of the
Indians, who had broken faith repeat /
edly before.
All fears with regard to the crops of |
Uruguay and the Argentine republic, |
FROM continuation Of the long drOush, |
are put at rest by abundant rains.
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On Tuesday. January 81. 1871,

Within legal hours, the following described
property, tO-Wit;
A tract OF land situated in the county of
Shelby, State Of Tennessee, known and de-
scrtbed as follows, tO-Wit; Being q part OF
two hundred acre enrry Ia the name Of John
McIver, IN range eight, sectiOns two and
three, beginning at black gum, 65 7S-l00 poles
eaat from the northwest corner Of the said
He ncre entry; runs thence south ons hum
dTed and eighty-tWO poles to a stake on the
south boundary line Of said entry, forty eight
100 poles 20 q stake IN the said line, 10 links
east Of white oak pointer thence north 1872
poles 20 a stake on the north boundary line
OF said z0 acre entry from which stands
poplar pointer north 1919 west Il links;
thence west with the north boundary line Of
sRid entry As 20-100 poles to The beginning
containing 81 50 200 acres.
Terms OF sale, cash.
MI L. STEWART, Clerk and Masttr.
PRrham 4 Williamson, 6ols Ior complf
This Docen Der y, 1870. dm
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Attachment Notice

R. T. BrOdnaI vs.. Timothy David, D. o. God
win vs. Timothy David, ]. D. Herbert vs.
Timothy David.
TT appearing from AFFIDAVIT 6led IA my Of
Il nee IN the above eases, that I Inotny Da-
v1d ls a nonresident OF the state Of Eelnes-
sees It Is therefore ordered that uDLlcatlQu
be made In the Memphis " eel KY Appeal tQE
lOur successive weeks requlrlnf the sald
Timothy David to appear 40 my 0iheo On me
Z6tn Decem Der next and defeHd the same, or
they VIII be proceeded with eE pdrta. Inis
November Is. 1870.
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Monday, February 8, 1871,

Between the hours of 10 O'Clock am. and 4
o'clock pm, the undivided oue-haIf interest
which VIM. /. DAILY held and owned in the
following described land at the time Of his
death and also subject TO the dover interest
OF Louisa Y. DAILY therein, tO-Wit. Lots 3. A.
3, . and so Of VIM. Cranes subdivision Of
Land for James Elder and others OF lands
purchased IrOm Thomas Null, said lots con-
tanning, In the aggregate. l0l acres, and lying
north Of Wolf tver, rom to Z miles rom
the city OF Memphis; tt being be same prop
erty sold by John d, Martin to Wm. L. and
Ed. DAILY.
Terms Of Sals-Cash.
JAMES REILLY
County Court Clerk.
Young, Mallory & Cannon. Sols. for petit
toner faTT
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FUNERAL notice.

PATTERSON-The friends and scquain-
tances OF Captain Henry G. PArrERsoN and
family are respectfully invited to attend his
funeral from his late residence, No l3I Dun
lap street, this TUESDAY afternoon, at 8
o'clock. Service by the Rev. Mr.. Hines. Car
risges at J. g. Hoist & Co.'S, No. $40 Main
street.
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VHIRsT-THE LABOR Question: Prfr
L essay, al the " Msmphis agrle1TtrrnI
Fair, October IS, l870s g guide as 70 the WHo1l-
ths WHERE and she Row % Gc1lirs. @ erH1l1r-
and TO ret1ll LABQRHb5 suited Co the south.
SecOnd-Ii1E SOUTH EN- STATES. sTlair
wonderful Resources and their Peculiar "a a.
Vantagessn q guide Co 5CUTHEzzT LAED-oH-T-
KRIS, Wno desire % sge, lease Or c1l17lee th5lr
lalllis as vel ta % u Ql.laL77.l AID 1lfofEal1
CAFTrALuTs and EEIaH-allIs seeking DrolLa-
Ole lnVes 1Ul euls and raluul ala1iTe al1 1ioT-
meats IN the southern states. alt EnaleE
Single copies Of either. > cents or 1ot1
cents, to any address, postpaid lr Co 1ll
ada socisties. or 20 rallFoal ana ce1el Ee71l
leolerss SD per All copies a.aallatA Ae-
Invariably cazh IA aiTluee. ear Or allr-al
D0NoHsf JOY MClr.
southarn Land ana ErlisE4tion Ags-egs
oc18 GsuFAls, A-aua
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ChanCsry Sale Of Real Estate.

Nc. EOO-N.R-First Chancery Court Of Shell
by County. r. nglebrecht ct al, vs.. TimO-
tiny Mccarthy ct al
DY virtue OF an interlOcutOry decree for
ID sale entered herein December 8, 1870, I
viii sell at public auction to the highest
bidder, in front OF the Clerk and Masters
oh1ce, GreenlaW Block, Second street, in the
q nf
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PROBATE COURT SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.

No. 47i-L0ulsa G. DAILY. Adm'x, vs. Edward
DAILY ct sI.-PetitiOn to sell land to pay
debts.
HINDER and by virtue Of decree OF resale
- made In The above entitled cause at the
January Term. 1871. OF the PrOoats Court or
Shelby county, Tenn i viii proceed to sell
at public suction, to the highest and best
bidder, before the courthouse door, in the
city OF Mem phis, on
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Administrators Hnfina.

TAVING received papers OF administra
III ti0u non the County Court Clerk OF
Shelby county on the estate o. Philip Brady
deceased, I hereby u Itify ali parties having
claims against said estate 10 file the same lu
County court, properly pTobated, with the
clerk OF said court.
IL l. Il = 4 4 Il : Z
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NOTlCE OF DIVIDEND.

OFFICE PLANrERs' Insurance CoAPANT.l
Memphis. Ieun., January IL, ls7L.
" AT q meeting Of the Board Of Directors
OF the Planters Insurance Company, held
to-day, it was
He10lged. That a dividend OF ten per cent.
Tree OF the United States taxi be declared
upon the capital stCcE of the company, TO be
credited upon the stock notes.
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
Jal3 ". A. GOODMAN. Secretary.
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PROBATE COURT SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.

H. Dow, Admir-, vs.. Archie 2. Mills ct aI.-Pe-
tttiOu to sell land 20 pay debts.
TTNDEE and by virtue of a decree OF sale
u made in the above entitled cause at the
January reruu- 1871, Of the Probate court or
shelby county, Tennessee, i VIII proceed TO
sell. at public auction, TO the highest and best
bidder, be ore the court house door, in the
efry ri n1r,hfg
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CbaHCsry Sale Of Real Estate. on
Tuesday, January 81, 1871.

No. s5l5-Eli N. Hogg vs.. L. P. Mcknight ct 81.
ny virtue of an order Of resale made in this
ID cause, will sell. at public auction, to the
highest bidder, In front of the Clerk and
Masters Oflcs Of the Second Chancery court
of Shelby county, In the city OF Memphis.
Tenn oacaa
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FraEss wIII asL b RsprssaaLsa 4 tha ean.

LONDON, January 16.-Mohammed
Purchdi Pacha, the Turkish Minister
of Finance, having been informed
that Jules Favre declined to attend
the London Conference, reserves the
right to sign the protocol,
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PMrHE, January l8.--Prinee Alex
ander KavageorgeWioh has been SEN
fenced to eight years imprisonment
lOr completely in the assassination Of
Prince Michael 0bernoYiteh ia 1868,
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MAGISTRATES OFFICE.

j 18th Civil District, can % found &C the
Odice Of Lanler, McCsiIum & King, No. ~,
Second street, during all business hours jalT
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I OTTERY.-OmciaI drawings OF the Mis-
u souri, state Lottery. CLASS n.
so, I3, Z, IS, Is, 49, 20, 56, SO, 81, s, 81.
Prizes from 500 10 $50 900, paid in money.
Lotteries drawing daily. Information fur
nished IN the above Lottery by J. E FIX ANCE,
49, North Court street, Memphis, Tenn. P. o.
Box lH. MURRAY, MILLER & CO., Mana
HaT
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Kate Reignolds, the actress, is i'll in
Boston,
The London theaters employ female
ushers, and are well pleased at the re-
suits.
Miss Kellogg admires the Titus
vile (Pa.) Opera House. She says, In
a card, that she has never yet seen a
more perfect building Of the kind"
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Remember the Place, 23l Main Street
WALKER BROS. & co.
VIEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Oysters! Oysters! Oysters !

WE are still selling Fresh Oysters at so cts
w per can, the same price as during the
holidays. They are good and fresh
DAYiDsON & 90 , 70 Jefferson ST.
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Group lately traversed the Ohio
double girl baby and pr0strated one
of her,
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Lotta is playing Little Nell at
Fne Buffalo Academy Of Music.
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NEW ORLEANS

NEW ORLEANS, January I6-Flour-Iower
grades scarce; superhue is held at Is u: Xxx
S5 OOi xxx f6 %. Corn scarce-white. 20
oats, 53c. bran duh at 81 25. Hay drm-prfme 3
So. Pork firm al 81. BacOu-clear sides I3c.
clear rib, l2ci sugar-cured hams, lSGigc lard
hrm-tterce, lz1zSlZ5<C; key, H4I45Ic SUGAR
nrm fair, I59g5ci prime, 99g14c. Molasses-
Soc, Whisky, 81 05gI T5zc. toffee-prfms,
l354Gl554c. Cotton active and higher: sales.
500 bales; good ordinary. l3l aI37zc: low mid
nngs, A5sgL41sci. mlddliugs, I5ci receipts, 1878
oaIes. EGp7rJs-Igrelgu ports, 26, ,33 bales
cOastWlse ports S52 bales. stock. 1876 SD bal les.
HOS.
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OBITUARY

Ihe Committee then adi0urned.
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voting that the minority might choose
two Of the delegates, leaving but three
to be chosen by the majority. / am
sure that this system-jUst imbedded
in the new Constitution Of Illinois,
and adopted in several lOcalities-is
destined to command universal ac-
oeptance unless supplanted by one
still better.
THE POWER OF THE STATE COMMIT
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CHICAGO

quiet but firm at 50 25G5 IS. Wheat fn spsc12
lative demand and &c higher; No. , spring
> lo54, cash; this afternoon firm and de-
Inand lair az 81 l5z9l I55s b. Corn in fair
demand and Zg55c higher; No. 2 46G47JSe.
easni this afternoon. 4s5 G47c. cash OaIs.
4l5Ec, cash. Rye, 79gTglzc. Barley dull and
lc lower; No 2, soc. Hlghwtnes. S5c for iron
bound. Provisions firm. in fair demand and
sdVauced; mess pork, 50 SIZE cash; lard.
l2c, cash; dressed hogs quiet and nrrner at IS.
live in act We demand and Doc aizher. al Sc 81
q o.. Cattle thoroughly deprsss ed, 81 50g2 Is.
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DO the want a new election for 8
General Colgmittee? Speaking for
no one INT mvself, and without con-
sultation with OK subscription from
any one, feel that such election can
be needed only when and where a
majority of the duly enrolled Repu0-
Hcsus of any district shall represent
to this Committee that they are not
satisfactorily represented here, and
that they desire a change. / trust
that there Is no gentleman on this
floor who would consent to sit here
and vote as delegate after it had
been so certified that he was not the
choice of his constituents. Where
the majority shall be satisfied with
their present delegate, ] see no rea-
son for hOldinga new election: but
am open to conviction on this pOiutl
Looking 10 the future, i avOW nv
self a convert 10 the doctrine impro-
perly termed minority, but which is
truly cOmpIste representation.
would have ali Republicans repre-
sented In this committee and IN every
convention OF our party. Suppose a
district entitled 70 five delegates, and
TO have about Eve hundred members
on its roll, whereof three hundred
choose 90 be Represented In one inter
est, two hundred in another. would
have such a system and such rules for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-10

IL is sad to see the time-honored old demo-
cratic craft tossing on tempestuous seas without
rudder or pilot, and in momentary danger of
going on the rocks Like shipwTecked st. Paul,
the democratic mariners have not seen the sun
and stars for many days, and are industriously
casting out anchors, both at the stern and sthe
fOreship." But, alas the anchors drag, and
the daylight so fervently wished for does not
come! And now the tempest-tossed mariners
seriously contemplate abandoning the old hulk
and transferring crew and passengers, bag and
baggage to any passing craft that will bring
them into port. The Patriot, the organ of the
National Democracy, duly endorsed by the
National Committee, more especially for its
f'fdelity TO correct principles" has leading
editorial which can only be construed as favor
ing the abandonment of the democratic organi-
zation and name, and the adoption of the plat
form of Carl Schurz- And the Patriot seems
prepared TO 60 even to the length of cooperating
with Mr.. Sumner in the election of President.
Through Mr.. Sumner, and ''perhaps one other
eminent man" that paper thinks the negro vote
can be ''wrenched from the Centralists" and
given to some Conservative man acceptable to
Mr.. SehurZ and Mr.. Sumner. But will this
anchor hold? IL Is TO be feared not, in view of
the recent elections, and of the certainty that in
no event would Dir. Sumner be likely to carry
his disafectiOn to the administration to the ex-
tent of seeking to transfer the negro vote TO a
Conservative. Nor would the colored vote con-
s,nt to be so transferred, even under his potent
invocation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-10

IHE MARYLAND ELECTIOSs-Further re-
turns from Maryland, says the Baltimore San.
render IL certain that while the State ticket i
secured 10 the democrats by 1900 to Il. 600 ma
9ority, the republicans have carried Frederick
county a. a whole, by which they get a state
senator and five members of the house of dele
gates It is supposed that they have some mem
bers OF the legislature in Washington and Allie
gany counties, though the democrats carry these
counties on the state ticket, as they do in all the
other counties OF the state, except Frederick and
Cecil. IL Is settled also that the republicans get
10 member OF the Legislature from Cecil The
entire democratic ticket of Prince Georges
county Is elected with the exception of b. Frank
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The Weather.

Wal VkfAKTMENI, U0kce ChtO StFndI ONcss Il
NAsHlNsroN, ID. Nov. 10, 1871, 10 q. m.
sYNoPsIs FOR THE PAST TWENTY -FOUR Hours -
The low barometer which was Thursday morning in
Iowa has moved eastward, and Is now central over
have attended its course over Lake Michigan, and
westerly winds from Ohio westward. small area
over Chesapeake bay. Northeast winds with rain
are reported from the Middle Atlantic coast. The
The high barometer that was Thursday morning In
virginia Is now OF the coast OF Name.
PRoBA BILlTIEs-Thel low barometer on Lake Erie
VIII probably move northeastward into New Eng
land, Joining with that now the Middle Atlantic
coest; brisk northwestery winds with clearing
weather prevail during the day from Lakes Superior
and Huron southwark TO the Gulf; southwest winds
from the northeast on the middle and east Atlantic
coasts veerfBg tonight TO brisk south and southwest
winds; stormy weather continue on Lake Ontario:
increasing southwest W inds Lake Erie; falling
barometer and threatening weather on the Califor-
mia coast. Cautonary signas ordered for to-day
at Cape May and New York, and continue at Oswego,
Buffalo, Cleveland, Toledo, and Detroit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-10

The corn crop OF the West, the present season,
has proved the best harvested for years. The
wheat crop has also been very large. In Europe,
on the contrary, there appears to have been a
heavy deficit in the grain harvests in nearly all
countries. In England the general falling of
has been variously estimated at from fifteen to
twenty per cent; while in Hungary, the Danu-
bian principalities, portions of Austria, and In
southern Russia-sll countries that have usually
exported large quantities of grain-there has
been great decrease from the average produc-
ton. We will therefore have TO supply the de-
fciency from our surplus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-10

Grass widows are highly favored In England
1t has been judicially decided in that tight little
island that a married woman is entitled to vote
municipal elections, if she happens to be living
apart from her husband. The law, as now in
terpreted, is that every woman can vote for mu-
nicipal officers if she is an independent house.
holder; or, having husband, if she is not under
his control; which puts the grass widows on a
political footing with spinsters and sure-enough
widows.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-10

Russia Is teaching her soldiers how to build
and manage railways well as how to DESTROY
them, and ever since 1869 number of her troops
have been detailed on various railroads for in
struction- During the coming evolutions these
men VIII lay down rails to connect the Peterhoff
and Warsaw lines. The distance is little over
hve miles, and the work must be completed In
ten days, so that the line can be made use of for
the transportation of troops during the last four
or five DAYS OF the mannuyres
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-10

In the most emphatic and positive terms of
which language Is capable we hasten to inform
our friend of the Georgetown Courier that we
have not the slightest disposition to challenge a
pathological discussion on the Websterian SPELL
ing or any other branch of the prolific topic
We can fancy the dismay of our worthy fore
man, who is so sorely perplexed to find room for
the "ads' and the current news, on being called
upon for space for prOtracted and elaborate
controversy about words.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-10

The engrosSing topic in New York is as TO
what Tweed win do next-whether he will
resign run away, or commit suicide. The after
noon IaPers have hourly bulletins of his where
abouts. giving minnie particulars of the fiuctu-
ations in his spirits, as indicative of his purpose
to stick, seoot, OF shoot himself.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-10
Markets To-Day.

BALTIMORE, Nov. lO.-CottoD unchanged and
steady. Flour unchanged, and dull. Wheatsteady;
Ptnnsy lyanis, 81 .62as IS. Corn frmer; white
southern 6Sa15; yelOw southern, 20. Oats frmer.
4sa6l. Provisions unchanged. Butter unchanged,
whisky nrmer ?2a9lh.
bALTihoKE, Nov. 10-virginia skies, old, 81 bid;
do 1856, Go bid; do. 1877, 81 bid; do coupon. old 6j
bid; 81 asked. West Nirgnias, 231f bid, 25Z asked
North Carolinas old, 36i bid; do. new, 10 bid; do.
srecial tax, Is bid.
NEW YORK, Nov l-Stocks stronger than at the
opening and quiet. Gold heavy, UxallsS Gov
einmepts dull and steady: Virginia sizes, 60; new
6o1s. North Carolinas, S6T: new, 10. Money steady
5a6. Exchange. long, SD; short ga.
NV YORK, Nov. l0.-FIour quiet and steady
firm. 49,
LoNDoN, Nov. TO- Il:s0 a. m.-Consols opened at %
for both. Bonds of 1852 9lsI: 1866, old 9li. 1857
e55t 10 4e's, S91f -
FRANKFORT, Nov, lO.-Bonds opened at sSssa96sI
fer 1s62's.
LoNDoS, Nov: 10, 80 D. m.-Consols for money,
Sls; for account, 93l4.
Paris, Nov. 10 The bullion in the Bank Of Eng
land has In creased7 -S0IO francs.
LONDON, Nov. 10, p. m.-COnsols closed at 92x
Tor money and ga for account Bonds Of 1862, sl5s
PARIS, Nov. 10.-Rentes 81 francs IS confines
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-10

The CHAsE's STATION TRAeypy-Tbs
evidence Tor the State IN the case OF the Young
man James League, charged with killing the
uhkhOWn woman at Cbase's Station, Md, last
summer, was concluded yesterday at Towson-
town- Evidence for the defence win commence
TODAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-10

TIE WEEKLY STAR, now ready, is a capital
numl er, full Of the latest news from all quarters
and interesting literary matter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-10

81 Cincinnati is agitated about the feat of
Mohawk, Jr., who trotted a mile in % last
Friday. "