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CHANCERY SALE
OF .
REAL ESTATE

No. l35.-In The First Chancery Court of
Shelby county, Hennsssse.-Piissr Miller VS..
Henry q. Dent, A. NJ. Ferguson and Robt.
Fletcher.
pX virtue Of an interlOcutory decree for
II sale entered in the above cause, MarCh
5JJh, bll, VIII sell at public suction to the
highest bidder, in from OF the Clerk and
Masters ONCE, 6resnlaW block, Second
street, in Memphis, Tenn, on
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COTTON ~ EgW YORK.
NEW HoRE, April q, 10 a-m.-Cotton
homlhs5; Ordinary, l0Ze; Good Ord
nary l51zc; Low Niddung. &c: MID
ding, l5Ae; Good Middlnq. l8l(c.
III am.-Market UNCHANGED for anof.
futures frm. April contracts, Iae<c. M
June and July, lac. '
GO bales; futures, 1000.
2 pm-Cotton irregular. SALES. spof
200 bales; futures. 5000. April I4H a.
and I4Le May, ~ and 14c june. az
and lac; July, 1870. Ordinary, 1O%e:
Good Ordinary, 1870; Low MiddhnQ.
I41<c; Middliug, 1879; Good Middling,
1876,
4pm.-Cotton closed unchanged. Sales,
r~pinnsrs, 973 bales; export, IVA; specula-
{ ton. IO2: contract, l4.900 April, 1870;
{ Nay and june, lie; Julyi l4jsc.
COTTON N NEW ORLEANS,
NEw ORLEAns, april 2, Il;8o am
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Ps.--B6ILsRs.

sTHE DoU-
i III BEE ACTING ANTI
REEHIEG FORCE PUMP.
This plate represents q
Pickering Force Pump
iu "a well. it is also uu-
surpassed as a c4slsrn
Pump
. For sale by &C. r
knight d Go. rs Second
street. mpEis, Tenn
We refer TO he follow,
ing who Hra uBiHg them :
A. s. Liver more, Supt
Mississippi q Tennessee
H.E Capt. a. B. Church.
99eneral n arcug j
wright Il. Lemon, j.. nj.
Cash, H. @. Dent Pass
more & Rumn Il Boland
V. BacigalupO, Dr. w
&, Irwin, James T.. Law
ton, Agent Great West
Tern Dispatch Company
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euREs RHEUMATISM.

MURFREEsBoRO, Tenn, JulyB.
DR.. il. ~LAWHENuE, Baltimore, Nd
2trE You VIII please send me four f4l
more bottles OF your most excellent
medicine.
AS you will remember, one month OF
six weeks ago, I received three bottles
OF e. When I commenced taking II ]
could scarcely walk at AL when night
came, but now I suffer no more from
rheumatism. 1 have a little brother
that IS about 20 lose his sight, and
wish 10 Try u for him. You viii please
ind enclosed IS, for which you wiz
please forward me the medicine im-
meIlaUely. Very respectfully, I re-
main. SAM'L q. MCFADDEN,
+. q. Box 1919, Murfreesboro, Tenn.
sold by druggists every where, Al
I wholesale by
q. q WARD & BRO.
g ". JONES &CO.
W. WILK RSON &
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SainrtaN Ia - - ii -. ~.

sell, on the corner Of Main and Mzdie1l
streets, In the city Of Memphis, 90 the IEnzg-
bidder, Tor cash, the following described prop
erry, thai Is % say
Ene lot and improvements thereon lrr-
merry The residence OF ElzaGetl 5a1arau-.
on the west side OF Seco4C and between
Washington ann Poplar streUrs-TirL forty
u1ne faaL uunE on Aecnnr afrzeE- ans arluHra
ing ths alley and extending bacE 20 alley
etWeeu Main q Second zErseE-u tEs Cilg
Of Memphis.
trus lae, by the parties Aforesaid 60 seCura The
payment Of the several notes and debts G
said coed Of trust specified SAID notes being
unpaid hiEut Of redemption Isl waived -H
the vendor In thsdeed. sale therefor.
be ahsoluba. The title Isl believed % be- Lll-a-
puta1le, Int I convey on as trustee
sale within legal Hgurs.
GIDEON j. PILLOW
AM T---rra.
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NEW YORK, April 25, 2p.m-Tbe rail-
way speculation was somewhat animated,
and there was agsneral decline, with the
"bssrs' selling largely OF the principal
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NEW YORK, April 81, 2f25 p.m.-Govs
srnments unchanged, and continue Sc
tive and steady, Sterling steady at 10.
Gold carrying at ! per cent. Money mar
k6t unchanged.
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TFlstsa's 81

TTNDER and BY virtueo OF the terms ana pro-
visions Of q eeed o. trust 20 me exc
cuted by A c. Ferguson, Ofthe city Cf4Leua
pals. and recorded IA book 81 pages HA SOB
and SIS, In the Kegs Br'g Cmca of shelby
panty LeuEesEee, To secure p certain La
dsbtedness therein mentioned, I Wll.on
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Trust Sale.

DT virtue OF a deed OF trust executed t1 me
~ by 6. A. Choate. on the WLn day OF April.
1sea. for the purposa Of rec riugcs-talu notes
In said teed ~reci1sd-Whlch deed q OF RESORT
IN the Esafster's once OF shelby 0uury Eeu-
nessee, ID book No. u pages a4 44 VIII, on
Saturday, The 6th day o. Hay, 49,.
Ia front or the once Of Harye q TrczevsuE
2 Madison slrest- Memphis betHszu tl1
cash. a. public outcEy- u ne hiElesl bidder
tle property In sad deed descrlo71 consist
ing ora beautiul lotr o. four acrar Wlau neat
c1lLaEe ana ouE-Cullmzs near huurg -
ton, nve miles from Memphis on the Aau-
plf8 ana C1arlestlu RAJ truaE-
1ne deed calls for hVe acres, 1ut only 1uE
VIII b solo a release end cul--Flafm har.uL
1eeu heretofore given for one acre. The
egzlT Of redemption is waived blythe terms
d ths dss7s and the nt6B perfect louEa-
shall sell as trustee only.
ap5 Law. 8. EA2YE Trustee
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On the premises, eznoss for sale. az public
out cry, between legal l1ura- % the lLEL=sl
bidder, for cssh. thu following described r-rL
estate, TO wit. A certain lot OF land, El-l-
ated, lying ana beIuE "a ere count or 7de--
by, state of Tennessee, known as los No. ~
Block No. Al, on The plan 81 Che EWl OIL
SJuth Memphis; said lot Er0ua WeE On S.
Martin street lE0i Two hundred aEd thirty
feet; the north line two uulred and ninety
six feet 10 ard the south Line Z two lrla
BRvOu.
The equity OF redemption Ls barred Title
70 the ABOVE lot has been examined and pro
nOuuced perfect, but 1 sell and e0nvsy only
as trustee.
r D. JORDAN Trustee.
Aurfl g. 1871. ans
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Be % 0ydGiaedby ne GeaerM Council 9oe eag
Or Memphis.
sEcrros That It shall not be lawful for
the officers Of any ralroaQ ompany 70 run
cOrporate limits OF this city at a rate OF speed
srceedfne i've miles per hcu and thai iU
snail be their duty TO have an alarm bell Of
sufficient SIZE, power and strength to be
fqehed 70 their locomotives. which they shall
ba REQUIRED to toll lucEssdntly from tfa city
limits to their depot going out and cominr
III
sec. 9 That It shah be unlawful for arv
railroad company 70 leave their cars or Iosr-
motives standing upon any Of the streets. So
as 10 lnEerlere vim the use CT the sama
Sec. 3 That the penalty for v1ofaffe- tha
provisions OF mis- ordinance shall be a duao ~
not less than $40 nor more than Sal - - 800
lecteQ and disposed Of Is in other cases ofnnis-
demean0r.
auuefter its passage.
Aelerred % Ordinance Committee BY Coan-
ell. FEBRUARY 4, 1877.
gpon tne lo4eg0ing your Ordinance Com
Mlttes report laVuEan2y, and recommend the
5te5-ss o. we ABOVE ordinance, with tbs fOt-
towing additional sectlon-
AnAs eaeh railroad company shaA % re-
CURED 10 have a d8Elan Ht aacn 1uo-c
cr0faln9 within the ely.
raised nrs6 reading By q Mafel
do4. elerred % Ordinanco Comm4lt9 q
Upon the foregoing ordinance your con-
Mite report favorably. vita the tQAoe4le
amendments "That In section 7 tne FaLs o.
speed be six miles per hour.
Passed g nIst and second Fesolhs ey A34f4
OF Aldermen, under me required sAs4slAlA
Of the rules, Apruhr AL
Approved; AprAn 81
Attest; L, r. R1oEA~p, City Register. al3p
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NnTIcE.


District OF West Tennessee, IS.
At Nsmp5is. Tennessee, 18TH day Of April,
USHE undersigned hereby gives notice Of
his a-ppolnbmen as assignee OF l. n.
Goldgtepa. OF Memphis, shelby county,
state Of tennessee within sald Dlssilct, VINO
own befition by the District Cont OF said
HiefriC o. WOODBRIDGE,
an1 Assignee.
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TRUSTEES sIEEs
TRUSTEES SALE.

DD6lANE % q Trust DEED made % ma
q. M1naaTrnE rerorr-T Ia re-
OF shelby county. Ia book
secqrsa caTtstn intolerance
thursday the iat Day Of June 1874.
On ths premise, ssn publicly. 10 fre rr----s
1E clrl1e nloWinE fascl1-F ~.
In ere city Of Memphis. and ne r1r-9
maEu Lhersl1s tHHa ccmmsnciuE ~ i
STAKE on p lu1aU Z Of POP rt-see
thence running eoulh DIS FEET y aaF
east - feet 10 stakes thence ugrr-
I5 feet % Poplar street. tdeEes vest 3 fea-
20 the beginning eornerf nelus I1f $50. - ~
mhl CANNON. trustee
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NEW YORK, April p, l2;25 p.m.-MGT-
ket unchanged, but continues active and
steady. Sterling steady, at 10. Gold
carrying st I per cent. Money continues
easv at FI6 Der cent.
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T O. o. F. DIRECTORY.

Opp-FEuovE' HALL, cOrner Of Eain and
North Court-Ruuh Lodge, No. !, Daughter
Of Rebekah-meets pa the fourth Thurs
day night Of each month, al - O'CLOCK
s. n. norwood, NC A1omas Bacon sec
gay0s5 EVcAnPuFNT, No. 8-msstE on the
first and third Thursday nights OF e2el
month, ar - o'clock. j. r, Russell I. r
c. N. Carroll, ii. p Thomas Bacon Scrloe'
MEEPHIs LODGE. No. -mees even tue9leY
FnfKht. at S O'Clock. A. ". =. o. j,
VI. Heath. v. g. J. ". Waynesourg, sec y
BAESEE LoDGE-B. Bingham, n. c. ". T.
LODGE, 40. 6-meeJs every Mon
day night. st 5 o'clock. John Gordon n
O. Tbos. 9. Bingham, V. c. mos. bason'
WrsraIs DECREE LopaE, No. &.-8Iee,E
second Thursday or each month, 81 "a
O'Clock. LIS. burr. W. D.. II John Link
hauer. 10. a.. ~; n. W. Assistant
a /. ~; Leon Levy, Secretary John Cor
scHILLFE LODGE. No. l80-meets every We'd
ussdaV. D.. krOpp, n. O. Z. ACk6rman, v.
Il Jos. Unl sec'yi l. CItenheimer, Treas.
TINTED ANCIENT ORDER OF DRUIDs.
TTEgEssEE GRovE, No o. A. o. D-Mssts at
the nrst ana third Tuesday evenings ia each
month. j. s Hsilg6rs. n. A. j. beeAlet,
VA: r.. ". HurtiughauH, Secretary John
l. EichberEs Treasurer.
MEHPHIs Grove. No 2-AeetE 81 The Druid
Hal, 81 Court street, every Thursday even
ing Wm. Al. Loci, n. A. ID. Oerbel, VA =
J. P. Ehlue, Secretary barney cray lreha
CLEAETHE GROVE No. -Aeeu al the DrGlu
Hall. s. Court street on the nrEt and third
Monday eveuinE In each month. A.. p,
Davis, N. A; George ". Baxter, "a NJ
Breu. Secretary Martin Cohen treasure,
C~oRcoEULA =. A CHAPTER NO l-Ares t'
ne Druid Hail. on the second and fourth
tuesday evenings In each month. j. Been
Ter. d. 3. A. A hlLELelG, ecreLsL4
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Saturday. The sls day o. Hay. lsZL
Trust Sale.

nX virtue ora deed Of trust 10 me aEsculaI.
- by Ada 81 Sadara1s and Daniel 5aGlrauz
on the Mr day OF Fsoruaryt 1870. and regis
Is, page 90, OF Shelby county, i viii on
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1NV-N" @'N "0"N" y" NONNNNI
LoNDoS, April p, u:I5 a.m.-Market


There was continued sparrinE in the
New York market yesterday between the
bulls" and bears which kept prices
pretty we'll uD until nearly noon,
when the market broke and declined Ie5
closing irregular al l55sc for Mtddling.
The Liverpool market opened dTmer, and
advanced l-l6d during the day, closing
hrm, with sales of 1900 bales, az I'D for
Uplauds and 71zd for Orleans. The mar
ket here opened with q fair inquiry from
exporters, spinners snd Spectators, the
transactions footing mp 1850 bales, iuClud-
ing 825 bales bought late the day previous
Included in the sales we're several tables,
which we give as follows $40 Good Ordi-
nary at l25[c, 81 Good Ordinary at lE1c,
strict Low Middliug 1870, 80 Strict Low
Middling at lac, l47 Low Ordinary 80 Sc,
l62 Coco Ordinary 40 lZisc, 81 OrdInsry 1T
csc, 50 Strict Ordinary al l04c, Othsr
purchases we're Is Low Ordinary to Strict
Good Ordinary at SZ0l3Hc, As Ordinary
lgOOd styls) at lO}4ci S8 Strict Good Ordi-
merry at l3HC, Is Inferior 90 6HG7Ac, 20
clean Stains a. l2gl254cs - Ordinary
Stains o. CSC, - Low MIdCEng 40 1870,
and smaller lots az about the same prices.
Nearly Ons-third OF the cotton bought
was for shipment 60 New Orleans and on
speculation, the remainder being about
equally divided between exporters and
sDinners. Sellers early he the day showed
3 slight disposition 70 increase their
prices, but finding that by doing 30 they
would 90 above the limits OF buyers, they
safteued somewhat, and buysrs went i'm
with q viii as the days transactions viii
show.
Several Of the prominent buyers left
Yesterday for the East. Among them Mr..
w, II. Eustis. Mr.. A. S, WalcoJJ las, we
learn, gone on a pleasure trip into the
wilds Of Arkansas, where he remains for
= few weeks, then returns TO his home in
ne East. Mr.. j. H. Milford viii, We
learn. AXE his departure in q day or two;
zud others are 3 70 follow.
ooTr0E sgAFEERSE
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.,
MEMPHIS, April u lo1l.
stock. September 4, 1870. Azey
Read since last statement aga
Received previously. 4oo 4-4o +'s
478,7ls
Shipped since last STINT l0s5
shipped prsviously- 4o5' S4o-4oV 81
stock al noon this day. 1903
Imports,
Memphis and Charleston r~ailroad-~ %
Mississippi and Tennessee railroad y
Memphis and Ohio railroad. --'' p.
steamers ......... .-....... ..--..-..s ..+.-- '-'' -
hAIlmated peg wagons. ",-"-''''"' 80
Exports.
Memphis end Charleston railroad. %
Memphis and Ohio railroad --........ ~
oseSnefsi nofeA OF
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THE STATE OF Iowa,
Howard County.
In the Circuit Court of Howard County,
State of Iowa.
BY virtue Of a general Execution is
sued from the office of the Clerk of the Cir
cult Court of Howard County, State Of
Iowa, in favsr of Michael O'Mara Plain
tiff and against J. d. O'Donnell and Angus
Mckay DEPENDENTS dated November 18th
1871 and to me directed, commanding me
that Of the goods, shattles stock or interest
in any company, debts dae, property in the
hands of third persons, lands and tena-
ments (Which are not exempt by law from
exccuton) Of the said j. ID. O'Donnell |
make or cause to be made the sum of
seventy-eiyht dollars and forty cents with
interest and costs. have levied upon the
following described real estate. lying and
being situated in the County o. Howard
and State of Iowa, namely:
The east half l-2 of the Northeast quar-
ter GA of Section twenty (2O) in town
ship ninety-eight (9S) range twelve (l2)
West as the property of Defendant j. d.
OiDonncll.
And hereby give public notice that
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Courthouse door in Cresco, County Of
Howard and State of Iowa, on the
10Th Day Of Dec ember 1871
between the hours of o'clock, A. Ne, and
O'Clock p. NJ. of said day, sale to COM
mence at the hour of one O. clock P M of said
day; and l will sell to the highest and best
bidder therefor in cash, the above described
property, or sufficient thereof to satisfy the
above debt. with interest and cost.
Dated this 10Th day of November 1871.
j. F. POWELL,
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Another vrrepresslble Con-
nict to be Inaugural ted.

A clergyman in Usage, last week
announced the Inauguration, anew,
Of the ''irrepressible conflict" This
time its cause is that Romanism
threatens the liberties Of American
citizenship, and the overthrow of
Professionalism. Without other SYM
PATTY for the Cstholi, religion, than
for other systems, we are free to
confess that we see no need for COM
bining Professionalism in a crusade
that shall inaugurate bloodshcd and
its attendant woes. With less than
one eight b Of the American people in
sympathy with that systes, of wor-
ship, and with growing feeling in
favor Of the liberalism of the times,
we can see but one real cause to in
aueurate strife, that fanatics, like
Simon Peter, cling to the sword
which Christ brought with more te-
nacity than to the LOVE He taught
In all our observations through life
the only advantage, that, to our
knowledge, Romanism has taken Of
Professionalism, is going outside its
own church and membership to feed
the hungry, to cloth the make d, and
care for the sick and distressed. If
for this the ears Of their rival should
be cut off regardless Of consequences
and cavalier piety take the place
Of the religion of Jesus Christ, and
the world, in this false work of love,
become a sea Of blood, and its inhab
itants mourners around the victims
of an insane fanaticism, then have
we mistaken the confidence Of
Professionalism in lis own powers in
the arena of argument, and christian
love, and it's belief of q triumphant
vindication before an intelligent
people in the principles Of their faith.
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Answers to Correspondents.

Presence of mind" an essay by
the spicy local of ye V. V. T. by DC.
Give it to Grant be wants some pres
ents of "mind."
Who discovered chignons and
Observation-Disclosures.
The terms are chignonimous. The
article was invented by Peter the
Hairmit.
Who wrote II sigh o 'er her bier?'
Exile.
You do ell? So do 1--WE uns' not
us), and the man of spicy loo ais
down in Fayette.
Who writes the sensational locals
of the V. V T.-Alferd Vane.
Sorry to wound your Vane-ity, but
upon inquiry We are told til ere is
nothing sensational in them.
Please tell who wrote "Fain woul d
l climb, but that I fear to fall -
May Reilly.
Harlan, but the sentence is incor-
rectly translated. It was written in
the Indian tongue when Browning
was Attorney General and Harlan
in the Interior Department aud ex-
pressed the latter gentleman's admi-
ration of our cline in the fall, say a
few days before the October cleo
ton. You may reilly on this.
Are editors like President G.. dead
heads at hotels. horseraces and on
public thoroughfares. And when
they give public house a hearty
commentator does 1t signify any
thing more than that the editors hash
was furnished free?-O. b. Server.
That's a mean insinuation. Had
you been a closer observer you
you would have noticed that editori-
al dead heading is only accomplished
successfully where the editor speaks
of having had ga square meal" In
all other instances we suppose they
pay us other folks do, or pawn their
extra shirt, if they happen to have
one. But we'd sooner douse- -man
in the Mississippi than answer two
more so impudent questions.
In your next please state where
Patagonia is, and where Dardanellcs
is-Debating Club.
Pat-agony is in the north of Ireland.
of course, and is the product Of
British philanthropy. Oar Dan
Files? think be is the man who struck
Billy Patterson; don't know whore
he is; was probably in Canada as
rebel spy, and perhaps is a carpet
bag Governor in the south now. We
trace his ancestry to an English
family.
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and household and social management
from this good-na.urcd mentor.-The Ma
tion, N. Y.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1871-11-24

Mr.. Anton Shannon having purchased
tho interest Of q. Collins in the business of
Collins 4 Combs, the public will find
them at all times supplied with the best
the market affords in the line of meats,
game fish and poultry at the old standwhere
the firm now. known as Combs & Sam
mon, ask the liberal patronage given the
late firm to be extended and continued to
the new firm.
Dated Cresco, Nov. %, 1871
5t3] COMBS s. sAMMON.