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MINOR TELEcRAMs.

New Hampshire had snow last night.
A full cabinet meeting was held yester-
day.
Cincinnati and the Bridge company are
at peace.
EitOn rendered his resignation to Mayor
| Hall yesterday.
The navigation of the Baltic has closed
i for the season.
Theirs lately inspected the military
school sc st. Maur.
The special mission OF France to Metz
has been withdrawn.
Albany, New York, rsvellsd in a snow
storm all of yesterday.
Brooklyn Republicans claim that their
candidate for mayor wss elected.
Country districts in New York have not
/ yet sent IN their returns oftbe election.
Asburv is TO stand for parliament in the
| Brighton district, in which there is g va
cancy.
Goldsmith Msid and Lucy did not trot
at Philadelphia yesterday, owing to the
rain.
The QUirinial palace at Rome Is being
fitted up for occupancy by Victor EN-
manuel.
New York, Boston and parts OF Canada
enjoyed most brilliant aurora bOreRlis
Thursday night.
Linn and Bourbon cOuD ties, Kansas,
elected the entire republican county tick
cts, except sheriff.
News of the disaster to the whaling
feet caused hesvy sdV ancs in the price
Of sperm oil IN London,
Six acres of woodland, in WessoheEter
county, New York, Wsre burned yssgsr-
day. The hre was started 0y sparks from
3 locomotive.
Washburne, stERigh-OEt Republican
candidate for governor Of Mas -achusetts,
received majority OF L, ,905 votes over all
competitors.
Field-Marshsl Ben e6el., Of Austria is
dead. He wss deiesssd at SEdows By V1n
MOltke, and has, since Jhe Close OF the
Austro- Prussian vEar, lived In retirement.
A report was current in ST.. Louis last
night that serious aCCiuens had occurred
on the North Missouri rEiirOan, but moth
hing wss sscertSiDed as 20 its character
or locality.
The supreme court OF New York has de-
olarsd the MgnisOWock Indians on Long
Island 70 be treBpassers. This decision
throws thousands Of acres OF land into
the possession OF speculative whites.
Patrick Sawyer and Patrick Flynn were
killed yesterday in st. Louis by an en-
oankmsnt failing On them On Grand ave-
nue., near Broadway. About The same |
time Jos. Lee, a cJlOrsd man, wS5 smOth |
ered by the falling OF an smbaukLuent at |
Big Mound, on Broadway.
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NASHVILLE.
Proceedings Of The Legislators Yesterday
Error Corrected.
Special to the Appsal.l
SENATE

Special to the Appeal
SENATE
NASHVILLE, November 1O.-In the Sen.
sts to-day sitter routine business, several
Positions agsinst the tax on merchants
were presented.
Among tho new bills were the follow.
ing:
By Mr.. Young-To regulate the pay o.
ASSESSORS.
By Mr.. GlbsoE-To proportion the com.
penaatiou CT tax-asssssors to their ser
vices.
BIr. Coulter offered s resolution that
both houses meet in convention at 20
pm, on Tuesday next, to proceed in g
body 10 pay their respects TO hrs. Polk.
Adopted under a suspension Of the rules.
Senate bill 70 relieve from license and
tax stables kept by hotel or tsvsrn-keep-
ers passed on third residing.
On third reading: House bill to enable
the railroad commissioners to perfect
thei- sales. and to place purchasers in pos
session. 4 debate arose. The nlsjcrigy OF
the judiciary committee had reported the
bill for rejection. Mr.. Merritt moved nom
concrrreuce In the report. The discussion
lasted iii 1 80 pm, when the Senate rose
for recess without coming to a vote.
After ths recess, several unimportsns
senate bills passed on third reading.
Adjourned.
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KENTUCKY AWAKE.
Rsyd County and the Great Eastern Ball.
way Company.

CATLBTTsBURG, Kentucky, November
lO.-Lsst night meeting of some OF the
leading citizsns OF this place WSs held IN
the psrlOr of the Sherman bouse, to hesE
an explanation OF ths purposes Of the
kentucky and Great Z est m Railway
company, by Mr. A ]. HCdder, vice-pres-
ident OF the company. After this state
ment Wss made, the meeting was organ
lied, with Mr.. HOCdsr in the chair, and
several Of the gsntl men present gave
their views CT the cJmpany's proposition
TO Boyd county for a subscription 20 Its
caatEai stock of the sum of the sum Of one
hundred thousand dollars. II was gem
orally approved sn6 measures taken 70
submit the proposition 70 the next term
of the Boyd county court,
To-day Ma. Hsdoen met the railway
commissioners OF West Virginia, and iE is
understood that some important arrange
msnts were made with them for the sd-
vsncement OF the kentucky and 9rsss
Z astern rosd through that State. There
are several gent lsmen here from different
pRrts OF West Virginia, and the people ol
this place are deeply Interested in these
new movements II IL generally concsdsd
that the SlOO, go proposition will be adopt
cd by the people.
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other stock thus purchased. sll or part, as
may bs sgresd on by the contracting psr-
ties. may be mortgsged therefor, and in
addition to the security afforded
by said m.,rtgage, the other property
OF said company Is, of course, to be gen.
orally liable for the paym OF the same;
provided, that this act shall In no way
impsir any lien or mortgage or priorities
Of lien that the State OF Tennessee has
upon any of the said railroad companies,
or upon the property of ssid companies.
Sec. 4. Be it further enacted, That the
public welfare requires that this act shall
take effect Immediately on Its passage.
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ABERDEEN, MISSISSIPPI.
BssaK Of the Else.i0n In Monroe and
ghickassw c0unties.


SDaei1l 10 the Appeal
ABERDsES, November s.-The ON
etsI cJuuJ for Monroe county
slscts ire Radical representatives
bv the following msjorisies: Hug
gins, the infamous, 2s2; Brooks, 5O2i
Ho.msa, IA. Tho Two last are negroes.
We fought against nearly twelve hun
drsd msj0ri y. Little Il reelected to the
ths senate from the tEenty-to1rtn ols-
srieg by only 3S2 majority. The most
gallant hzhG made along the entire line
Ssss u5sgsin MOnros. a failure OF q full
v7Site vote % come up in remote precincts
.slscssd HugEns, caused mainly oy the
R.dlcAls changing the precincts, and Ihs
recon wholesale and outrageous arrests
made by 5bs military headed by Huggins,
70 infamous
~ Nolokgsax county went Democratic
from s-sm 10 stern.
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CISCIRNATPs TOBACCO INTEREST.

CINoINNATI, November 10 AT = meet
ing OF the tobacco manufacturers and
dealers. held hare to-day, to confer with
Israel KiIaban of the revenue department
at Washington, to get the views of those
Immediately interested in the tax on to-
bacco, there was a full int, rchange of
opinion, the manufacturers generally
sareeing that the bonded warehouses
were not needed, and that the psddliDg
svstem heinK open to fraud, should be
much better guarded or abolished, and that
dealing In leaf tobacco should be better
resulated There was some difference OF
opinion relative to the amount of tax I'M
posed, though they generally favored re-
duction. COMMITTEES was ordered 10 drsil
re,oIutions expressive of the sense OF the
meeting, tho same to be forwarded tc
WaAhinafoH.
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To the Public.

sEES5EL & SON, Of 259 Main
street, having completed their ar
rangements to close out their retail
trade, and engage altogether In the
wholesale, have reduced the prices Of
every article they offer for sale TO
COST. They make this sacrifice be-
cause they mean now, as they have all
the time, to be equal to every promise
they make or have made through the
press. They are determined to close
out by the 1st OF January every style
of goods they have on hand, and at
prices such as no other house In Mem
phis can compete with. Families
needing to recuperate their household
goods or wardrobes will find in our
offers UNPARALLELED BAR
GAINS. We will sell regardless Of
consequences, and at any cost to our
selves. We mean to be in the whole
sale trade exclusively by the 1st of
January and without fail. We invite
your attention to these facts, and ask
your custom to enable US to carry out
our programme.
SEESSEL & SON.
November 8, 1871.
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N0N-REslDENT NUFICE.

No. 2COs. o. Rim the First Chsneery Court
OF shelby county. Teunesses.-Sutia Wea-
We, VS.. William q. Bland ct al.
TT appearing rom an order Of Court in this
L cause that James May, the purchaser of
lots Z, = and Q, formerly sold herein, bRs de-
parted this lire; that Sarah J. FIELDER form
eTly May, and Michael z. Fielder ther hus-
balldl and cynthia Il. May. widow Of said
AZ oedsnt, Residents OF oxford, Aississippii )
Mary g. EuiTsll formerly Msyl and ner hus-
band (Alfrsd FutTell1 ard John Ps May, are
residents Of Arkansas all OF whom are the
WIDOW and heirs o. said decedent, and non
residents Of the Htste OF Tennessee;
IL IL therefore ordered, Thst thsS aske
their appearance herein, At this courthouse
in the city OF Aenph g, Tenn. on or before
the fi.st Monday in Jabnsry, ~ :, and show
czuse, II ans they have. why this said nuit
should not be recorded, and Judgment, etc,
rendered sgslnst the or the same VIII De
heaTd snd pr, Oesded With expsTte; nd that
a copy OF this order be published once q
week, for four successive weeks, in the Mem
phis Aopesl. November ~, le7l.
A oopy-AftaetJ
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By & ]. BI.Acz, Deputy @. n.
I.neEood 4 Micou. Snla. Tor Ol.Tn pl,t lnIl sat
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nAmacIVC CHAaGEa

SAN FRANcIscO, November 10.-The
United States grand jury OF Tucson, Ari-
zona, makes formal charges against the
managers Of the Indian reservation terri
tOrv, showing thst the Apsches are al
lowed cave 20 go on tho war-psth st Will,
specifying numerous murders committed
BY Indians direct from Camp Grant, and
charging that the Indians are supplied by
agents with arms and ammunition, and
that their women are prostituted by oth-
cera In charge.
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NEW YORK, November l0.-A great
indignation meeting, to denounce the
Brooklyn Democratic ring, wss held to-
night at tho Brooklyn Academy OF Music.
The building WAS orRmmed from
psIduette to upper gslleTy. Mayor Kaib.
fisisch presided, and spoke ct great length,
proving thst false counting Of the votes
had taken place at every recent election,
and declared that 1t was necessary to 60
70 the legislature for law TO require GER
tain qualifications in inspectors of eiec-
tions. and thai the city government
should be changed and commissioner
aholiEhad f-g
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ksURER'
Oct DaF
Of the 8 |
nd Terr| r|
held At
dnssday,|
< a-m- a. |
forUtre< |
4Ela ana
by exniI
ondRctoE
|
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TROUBLE Fs,R HALL.

NEW YORK, November 10.-The mem.
bers OF the board of aldermen are said tC
bs determined to demand their own sp.
pointment by the MAYOR. In the event Of
his refusal they thresten TO impssoh him
for fraud and ino0mpeteney, for having
affixed his signsture Co Keyssr and IngsT-
soils warrants. Alderman Comsn oenies
the latter part Of the report, but says be
hiss no intention of vacating his office,
and believes that no certificates of elso-
ton should issue to the aldermen chosen
Tt0aSIau
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MIsCELLAREuUs TELEGRAMs


VIENNA, NOvem Der 10 The Emperor
has addressed q highly complimentary
lstter TO Count Won Bsust, thanking him
warmly for his s-rvices and appointing
him life-msmbsr Of the upper chamber
Of the Reichsrsth.
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TRYING 70 GEF EVEN,

PHILADELPHIA, November 10 This
morning petition from Mayor Fox was
presented in the common pleas court ask
ing for an order Tor the sequestrstiOn OF
the estate of Joseph F. Mercer, defsulting
city treasurer. A rule was granted re-
quiring Mercer to show Gauss why 1t
shOuld not issue.
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MUsCATINR, November 10.-John Hsll,
a photographer, 8 strong and vigorous
young man, shout twenty-three yesrs Of
| age, Wss found dead on a lounge in his
/ gallery this morning. A note found on
! his drawer explains 1t, the substance Of
which was gambling - debt despair,
Euiclde bv poison -
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TUE PIPE OF PEiOE.

NEW YoRE November 10 There Is
said ~ have been a cordial meeting be-
tween Senator Fantoa and Collector Muir
ply last evening, and the hstchst buried
Greeley is less tTsctsbls, but it is under
stood 70 be signs of peace.
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THE CuRAN rROunLER.

NEW YORK, November 10 "A Havana
letter Of the Al b reports the st of forty
prominent citizsns hitherto supposed to
be loyal, for alleged sympathy with the
insurgents, and their transportation to
to the Isle of PinBs.
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BERLIN, November 1O.--Hhs North Ger
man Gszstts, official, says in its editorial
columns to-day that the cabinet changes
Just effected at Vienna will in no respect
affect the relations between that court
and the court of Berlin.
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THE o'LEARY COW.
FIRE AT MENDOZA,
MksskETs BY TELEGRAPH.
IsEE THIRD PAGE FOR FURTHER ErPORr.I



NEW YORK COTTON STATEMENT.
NEW YORK November lA--The compsrativ,
cotton statement is as follow. Net receipts TO
lS1l from September lst are 570.2 80 bales; same
time IN 1870 they were 81, ,6SI. Total export
from September LIST, ls7l, are 2l5,i 50; same tim.
IN in $50 they were % %z2.iSs; stock At all United
Al all interior towns in 1871 is 6i 650 in 1870 was
52l69 at Liverpool in 1871 is ss7 &C., in 1870 wa
4S- zoe Am erican; afieat for Great Britain in
lSIl is S5,OV0; in 1870 was 1873 900.
CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, November lo.-Cotton quiet
SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, November I0.-Cotton in good
demand. Inside holders firm; outside mid.
dllngs, II1S9l7s<c.
MOBILE, November IO.-CottOn dun al
FOREIGN Markets.
LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL November IO.-Cotton Quiet and
steady. Mlddltng uplac DIS, g2Sd; middling Or.
le2ns,g3s aS5<d. Sales io-dsy zoo bales Exports
and speculation, 5000 S.les for the week,
60OO0. Exports, 5000. Specul lion, 900. Stocks,
4S7,OOO.of which ITO were American. Receipts
for the week, "a 600, of which lS,OUO were Amer
lean Actual exports, 500 stock sflost. 4eO.-
up to the 10Th, 1900. Yarns and fabrics at
Manchester, steady. Breadstufs dull Cali
fornis white wheat, l2S@lOd. Red winter, lis
6d9I I'd.
LONDON.
LONDON, November I0.--Consols, s3I for
money .S91z on account. United States coupons,
o-1s, OF l>Bk, gl2s; do '65, 9l5k; do 81 g5z; do
10 SOS, Ss74. TaIiow, 49s odG60s. Whale oil,
2ls IOd.
PARIS.
PARIS, November lO.-Rentes, 57f S5e. Bull
lion in the Bank of F a. oe Increased /, 300 OOOL
FRANKFORT.
FRANKFORT. November IO.-United States
coupons OF lSo2 6-2Os, s67s@965l.
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CHARLEsTOS CLEAR OF TIE FEVER,

CHARLESTON, November l0.-The How
ard association at its meeting to-day pass
ed a resolution giving notlce that the
yellow fever has nearly ceased. The ac-
tive operations O. the association will ter
inmate on the 18th inst.
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THE sCHILLER sFATUE.

BERLIN, November IO.-Ths ceremony
of unveiling the statue of the poet Schil.
Ter Yves observed to- day in the presence of
the emperor, the crown prince, Prince
Frederick Charles, and ID. Wrsngel, pres
ident of the Reichstsg The crowd pres
ent at the ceremonial was large, and was
to The last degree enthusiastic.
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awEENvU naNCE9

NEW YORK, November 10.-Rumor says
that the bureau tor the correction of mu-
nioipal corruption bsve discovered evi-
dsnce agsinsg Peter B Sweeny, on which
they propose TO ask his arrest Charles
O'COnOr Is rsticsnt upon the subject.
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ILINoIs IAiL-RREAKERs

CHICAGO, November 10 Five prisoners
awaiting trial In tbs Iroquois county Jail
st Wstseka, Illinois, broks Jail and es-
capped on the morning of the ssh. Two
hundred and fifty dollars reward Is offered
for the arrest of the crowd.
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MILWAUKEE,, November l0.-Asneger
Ruhlmsn has failed to reconcile the sece-
ders from the Vienna lsdy orchestra, and
publishes a card forbidding any party
employing them under the penalty Of the
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A DIsrRICr COURT WANTED.

AUGUSTA, Georgia. November 10.--The
bar association Of Richmond county held
q meeting o-dsy and unanimously passed
resolutions requesting Congress o estsb
lish an Unised States district court, with
circuit p0wsr-, In this city, for the eighth
congressional district and for eight or ten
counties in adjoining congressional dis
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To ne KICKEn 0ur.

NEwYoRK, December I0.-It is reported
that numOer vi reform leaders will, i'm
mediately upon the assem- olsge of ths
Legislature, ask the removal of poiicsjus
tioes LsdwiLh, Bowling, Shsndlsy, Hog an
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

PERRI-The friends and RcQuaintances of
A. Peril are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral of his daughter, KATHERIEA
EL'zABETH, this (sATURDA9) morning, at
10 o'c ock, from the foot of Beale street.
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CENTRAL Ard sOUTH AMERICA,
AsPINwALL.

u.vANA. November 10.-Advlces from
A.--e-',--lI a.. 10 the second inst. 1ne
Sns1isb var steamer Tornado was stu
watching The American steamer Virgins nj
y, tbst vsart. and an Ettempt at capture
was aoprshended, despite the proteoso Sse
sssnnsed over her by the GrAnaolen gov
eTnnsps and the United States consul.
PERU.
PA-uvisn sdyices state that not oc e
- IN Lima during the election, II
S-b5eh * persons were killed ana seFenl,
wounded.
GUATEMALA
Political troubles continue IN S9Ase
nsls- Tho sgchbishop and DlsnoP DAY
been sxiled for Dompnelty u sos ~
revolutions,
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THE
Real Estate Trust Co.
3i7 sROADEAy, NEW YORK,

Agents and Trustees for the Investment
of Money I'm Zeal or Personal Property.
vour ner cent. interest allowed on de-
Dosits of money, which may be checked
out as pleasure. Deposits can be re-
mftted through responsible Express
comnaaies, Banks or the Pesfomee.
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OaFFEK 10 ARRIVE.

HAVANA, November 10-Advices from
Jamaica TO the 9Th have been received.
The steamer Ocean Queen, from Kingston
for New York, takes aD immense cargo Of
coffee.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
FOR SALE.
A STOCK OF GROCERIES,

a STOCK Or GhOCEhIES,
VALUED st about 5000, well adapted to the
demands of the trade. fixtures, good
viii, etc.
M. charles Campbell, who has been with
me for the past three years, thoroughly &C
Qusinted with the business, goo1 judge Of
cotton and popular with the people, desires
to go into partnership with the pui chaser,
The business 10 g pay ing one, but Ihe settle
menI of the estate OF the late ]. J. Polk re-
ouiring my entire attention, is my rest on
Tor selling
81 For further particulars apply to DAY
& PRoUDFIT, Memphis, or 10 me- - somer-
vile p. II. BOW ERS,
noII Somerville. Tenn
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CHICAGO cULLlNGs.
THE PALMER sHnR1DAN IMBRogL1o.

THE PALMER SHERIDAN IMBRoGLIo.
CHICAGO, November 10 -Ipasmuch al
the issue between Governor Palmer sn-
Sheridan, in regard TO what is tarmsd the
'miJitary occupation of this city," is ex-
citing much discussion throughout the
country, the following proclsmstif un
der which Lieute n snt- General Sheridan
acted, is reproduced
"ProcIa8sGtion-rhe preservation of the
good order and pesos of the city is hereby
entrusted to Lieutenant- General Phi
Sheridan, United States army. The po-
lice will act in conjunction with the Lieu
tenent-GeneTsl in the preservation of the
D6soe snG quiet of the city, and the super
intendent of police will consult him to
that end-the intent thereof being TO
preserve the pesce of the city without
interfering with the functions of the city
government"
THE o'LEARY COW.
The police and fire commissioners have
determined to investigate the csuse of the
hre, and ascertain the truth If possible.
Mrs. 0'Leary and her famous COW will be
looked after.
FIRE AT MENDOZA.
A fire occurred at Mendoza, Illinois, this
Afternoon resulting in the destruction of
property valued at $4,000 Seven build
1ngs were destroyed, including the Waver-
ly House. 1t was feared at one time that
the whole town would be destroyed, SIS it
contained neither an engine nor hook and
ladder compsny.
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purpose of nominating candidates for mu-
nioipsl offices.
There viii be LAST, energetic Radical
effort, made both by voting and trickery,
20 get possession of the citS ofioes in the
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DIED.

WILLIAMSON 0a Tuesday, November 6,
ISL, st his residence nvs miles from Mem
phis on the fernando road, Mr.. ]. V. Will
LIASsoS. formerly Of Madison county, Tenn.
EoOTEs-In this city. on the leth inst at
l O'Clock p-m.. MIS- SUE TAYLOR RooTEx,
wife Of Wm. Il. Roetes.
Funeral this l5ATURDAY) afternoon, q z
O'Clock, from the residence OF her brother,
Captain ]. r. Taylor, No. $50 fernando street,
Services by Rev. Or. Boegs. Carriages at the
house ana at Hojsts'.
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DISsOLU U ION OF PARTNERSHIP.

FTNHE partnership heretofore exisling be
Il tween MAGNES a DOUS5AI vt, in the
Honor trade, s. Madison street, Memphis.
Tenn, Is dissolved from this date. NoVeDa-
bsr 1871. AT, Magpes will alone be respOn-
Sibie for all deEts tnat he may make
s% Mr. nOOaSAIN 7. mem Der Of the Fac.
nifty OF Medicine OF Paris, tenders his profess
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nTSTsTERIAL CHANGES.

ST PAUL, November 10 Returns thus
far in swell Austin's msj jority 10 g222, with
the upper counties to hesr from.
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MARRED

RAINEY-DIVISE-on Thursday. the 9Th
inst, at the residence OF the brides mother,
in Madison county, Miss, Mr. W. RA1NEY
and Miss CARRIE s. DIVINE.
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pses on the neck, few gentle strokfups
OF the limbs, snd little persuasive coaT.
ing, VIII prove thousand timer more ef-
fectual In inducing horses to bs natIent II,
shoeins than all the harh, londpitched
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MY, except Rector, who received four
hundred and seventy eight, and run his
competitor close, and lacked about tWen-
ty-nve votes OF beating In the home
stretch, Bill Rector Is an honest and
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The election yesterday, to take the
sense OF the people OF the county on the
q1estion Of leaning the credit of the conn
", by indorsing the notes of the Memoirs
and hslelRh Railroad company for $50 600
Aassf tne rosd shall have been graded and
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