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sFRQU-FEOun

The lilac burst In tender nsne.
The SKY was bin uucloadsd day,
The soft giLd sgh'd-. comegi n-sht
came,
AM aar0led ev'r bird Of May;
She seemed the spirit OF the hour,
Hbeu al & bright that lie cen bring;
1 heard be pass each leaf and flower;
Frou-frUU!-it seemed 3 voice OF BprIngi
And now the Fp ing rec liz again
AJoy that pREs'd zoo soon aNay;
Il brtt g my heart 3 glad re rain
To eVry vOic- thai WaKes in May
Thno's Ken leaf OF Il 1Wsr and tree
wind with zap ur'd whisper rosms,
Ana mu mars sweet ths dreaming aea;
E"r.u-ECu!-i dream REan she CImesl
From the Orchestra.
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o.. aonaaN. H.yemhar 2N. Is1L

the following described real estate, together
Win The -nLrOv- meats IA reon, levied on
as the roper CT Mrs. ann SIC phens, V z
a certain lOJ ia the city OF MsmD6i- Shell,
county Aenbessee. ana known ana dsstg
n-ted n the plan o, sad city az lot No 255
Ia 81 OK .5u noEJn size Of ionrt Quzre, said
In fronting on Narth c u-tstTee 81 ieet X
ln"h-s more or less, aud running back "A ZEE.
s inches.
also The following described real estate,
levied o ss the property OF W. q. Ford and
ara. Ann stephens, TO Sc isfy the above ex-
-cut'on, to wat; One ul lot or psrcei OF
r7unu No 10 in subd vision 3, of tie estate
of Alb Kerr, deceased, upon the plan of the
same as made by Il. A. keer, Nay 2Stn, lS55.
lying about two miles sou n OF Memphis.
On or near tie PlgeJD koJst road, md con-
Vsyed bg fOhn l.. SanRrans & 20. 6c " ,
awe, and by said Davie to W. & Ford by
iced reg stored in the Registers ONCE o.
shelby county, and for further reference re
y YOU u book No. A, page 574, in Registers
Once.
msmphts, October q. 1871.
4RJUsJ ar GIT, Sheriff.
BY D. 7. EaoE DePaty -hsun.
hOrNSchs x Graft, AttCrRe5s for Com.
ptaina&t Oc29su
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Etw York. November I5.-Last eve
ming 8 locomotive engine on the BoontOT
raiiroed al BOOntOn, New Jersey, Jumped
Ire lack near MOnteviile and turned
over kiistng Christopher Hendricks, tn;
zaaaraaN
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Public sale Of VaiaahIs Land.
WILL Len. ssn for MIS- aalsaast Philaps. on
Tuesday. November asth. IszI.

Tuesday, November 25th, 1SzE,
A tract O. land containing seven hundred
and etghfy-stx scr string IN the 1st District
o. shelby arc III Dstr1ct OF TIPTOs COUNTY,
and situated 1--WE MIEEs NORTHWEST OF GAL
LowAY's station, On Memphis and OHIO
Railroad. IL Is one OF the hest tracts OF land
In Shelby county, and mas been subdivIdsd
into small farms, OF from one ndr and
twenty-five 70 one hundred and farty acres
each. giving cleared land and unber 10 each
s~ubdfvtEton.
TERMS OF SALE-Onefnurtk cash; balance
Ga q credit OF enc p and three yes 3 w1tn
six per cant interest; deed o. trust tskeH 70
secure puJcbass money and interest. Mr.
henry Aaron, who residss upon he place,
wi show The land TO any one VINO may wish
TO examine * before the d. OF sale. I ask
the attention OF paytiss desiring u purchase
small tarns 70 the above Opportunities 20
purchase such dne land in small lots. and
upon such easy terms are seldom offered.
The els-rei ian can al be cultivated for
year 81. bsiDg undeT dTst-rate s0nce.
AT the same time and place the personal
property or john o. HerOert, deceased, Will
be sold consisting Of h0s So, mules. cattle,
farming utensils, etc., terms ior which uil
be made kno va on day OF sale
nos JOHN OVERTON. JR.
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AssIgas6'S Szis OF va.usbls Real
Primarily

Y virtue ~ On ord II Of the District Court
OF TIE Unttec States for the Northern
District OF Al&osma In bankruptcy, IN III.
Tet'eT OF Jrs =. sauuoeF o son, E~anRrupE..
tssreo sDd SLOWED o. the s5th csy o. Uero.
Der, iS7l the undersigned, s. Assianes OF the
G ta's u effects az Sad banh1uptS win sell
= public cCtcly, for cash. 30 the highest bid
der, in 'front.' .. the =. \ CourtroObs, Wal.
Gran block IN the city OF Memphis, gennes-
see, at Eour OF 12m,,
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ess csFy Ssss Of Rszi Estate On
THosaay, EeYsmbsr 20, iS7i.

80. 87e-Aary L. DsIbrfdge ct al. VI. Nancy
EcwEru eta
.sY virtue Of an order Of sale made in this
D eau Q l vii sell st public auction, 10 the
hlghest bidder, on the prsmsas,
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No Ssh. %. SaS0Bd Chauc5ry Court OF
sneiey Se11tyZEafy a fteld, atr1'x, etc,
AZ virtue sna IN ~pursuanes % the dlrec-
- tons Of q decree OF the Second Caancery
Court OF Shelby counts. made IN she above
cs1se on 18Th October, 1871, 1 win, on
Saturday, HoysmbsF 25th, 1877,
n ront Of my once, IN the city OF Memphis,
9etEsen "a am and FSms sell 20 tke highest
and best bidder. at pualic auction The fol-
loving oesc ibed tracts OF land, ta-Wit;
situate 10 shelby cOlnty, state OF Xennes-
see, = DIS described rs follows: Fronting On
Inc CID h.aisigh road, abo1t four miles from
court 5Quars, Geuphis; beginning n 2 stake
On Holly Woo avenue, runu1Lg west on
RIeigh plank roadntne @lchsins snd tEo
~ isnE5i teence pcrth 81 chains 3 inks 10
Ee Memphis and ONO ratuoads thence east
Tsruly 49, line chztns $50 sighty-ioar links
= sol wood avenue; a thence south "a
9l-l9g acres o. lane.
re above is situated about a hal mile
rcm Sprlnzdaiesteton on Memphis AID
-ouisvIiie railroad, being the homsstsad Of
the late DE.Nhas q F1el1s,has an eieganJr res
iuenoe and good outhCuses, about ten acres OF
ood and, balance cleared end 4 a very de-
+1Tabie placs. Tile perfect.
/ wilt also sci, 70 the highest bidder, at
puono suction a. the depot st MOSCOW, fay
este county, Tsn2ess ., on
Tse day, kOysmbsr 28lh, l37i
Between ths bours u liam aud Pm, the
nlioF ng described real craze: tract OF
lsnd situate in the couaty Of Fayetue, state
I eunsSseei 5at1E the nOr-h end o. z tract
OF Slscres cwHc5 b VIII PsrSoas, BENIN
ing al stake IN Wa. Daveupcs1s west line.
sald Person northeast corner, and RAINING
thence north E4% poles to 4 stake, with mu
berry pointers, !. D. BreWsters southsss5 corr
neri thence ives with srxWsIsr's line lis
poles 70 3 stake aad white oak pointer;
shence south IH% poles 70 a stake with gum
pointer thence e tst 10 poles TO the Deginu-
ing, containing lSl one hundred sad thirty
acres.
said last above described tract les about
tlrse miles from MnacoH, ia said county
said tract has between nftg and sixty acres VI
feared land, Dslauce most excellent tim
oered title perfect
Terms Of S-le-On--third cash, 6aIEnce II
Two equal payments at one snd sssB
rom uase Il ssis, secured by notes beariu.
interest al the rate . teu per c nj from date
nd alien ret f. ed "A the land TO secure the
deferred paymsI $.
M L sTGNART, CLERK and Master.
This -~ovshabsr l, LII
L o.. Rives, sol c cdnplt. no2tfs
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New Remedies & Quick Cures
DR.. H. DscARL's
III . 4 On Q q,
No 20l HAHN STREET,


REIWEEN WASHIE8TON AND ADAME
streess Memphis, Teun Or. DeCarI
NSfmef1 OF SE Main Etrasf. Buffalo N. Y
sPeciailst IN the Treatment OF eyBhfiiR and
- olseaSes or sne genital organs Of male or
Main street. Memphis, Tenn
FaetsaFe fas1E.-0oOd physisns as<nowI.
eGEe MS suCorf0l SkNi % uupraradanfaa
success, and send hopeless cases 70 him- p
Usnts suffering frDm skin diseases, dissases
these anomalous and c9cnpIfcsts1 cases Of
Old standing, where the Constitution has
tung Hunered rom prOsracaed mefcurtaf
treatment, Gnoatd not uespaf but call on
Dr. DeCsrl, ard Re U e1ted 70 q course u
his fumfEa9ing Va1n- Eaths. in g ufnueftor
ioal bs aud Leaves, which grow
within ~ degrees OF the equator, and nearly
m Ter var'ioeE NJ. ~. ~
Eo the Ladl~s Fhe gariou- comnucsted
enc LessAE -esses in~cio oatte females.
trssted win ear eat success. So - IS snp
P sssi1ns. IreGu rifles, Whites Failing ~
re WOMB. 4ula ~ 81 Urluerp Diseases.
nervous Debit , Painful or lhcu EIsu-
7uaLloA Barre ness etc. etc, VIII be
apee0uT Cured vi ncut poisonous drcr-. fn
9rlous OF 9npee.soie medicine cEsny kihd
1dye no oellesc- ID ealing, no difference
What your tToabl 8 nav be. The afflicted
themselves
REzEEHER; Thet Dr. DsGarI- publishes no
.ssELlucstGs 20 aui q the uaWary. nor makes
~ mat ali IL , vii be faithfully car
- All letters ms Esred promptly and
n1eoictnes careful B-ekad snd sealed, tree
TON OBSERVATION ded BY sxpreEs 70
every part OF ths c .Liz5d World.
- once 2Os al street 10 stairs. Mem
PMS, aenn- foatn1ice boz US. ONCE hours
~ am to e< p m moi
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Asminlsiraalx evssca.

A L. persons indebted 70 the late Henry ".
n resgns are hereby notified TO ,,0me for
Ward and settle: hose hsYfDF eisiIas against
ssid estate VIII please present them. No
ven1er u, 1871. MARY II. TEAt5UE,
nol5 wed Adm'x OF Henry v. league,
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sega the Flat assaay "a ssgtsaasr, Is7I.

spacious grc1rds (aoariy three serasl. good
water comfortable school-rodna, upnHe
fltn improved school uTniturs, q lzrRe and
gsauf1tu1 grove, are features which nike toe
ocaflon boz b healthful snd Desirable,
Lhs principal pledges his entire energies
2 the AzSor CT advancing pupIs entrusted to
MS care:
Discipline p thoroughnees the t=o lead
ING characteristics OF the school.
-Hsfsrsnces-@&oT J J. 5usby, Ha1or ".
D. Resrn, David Wax, n. a. Lsdeson, D.. }.
10 john &. FoSf frs7
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FriaaY Recsmbsr Is. ls7L
haHGsry sails Of Rsal ESTATE
Monday, December II, 1871,

No. Ss9,-In the Second Chancsry Court o
shelby county, Tennessee.-A. Radgesky
V Mary Mslone ct al.
lsY vistue OF sh order OF sale made In int.
- cause, l VIII sell at public sue ,Ou, to tn
highsat bidder, In froHt OF sac ofdes OF tbs
-econd Chsncsry Court. In tine city OF Mem
Phss tennessee, on
n sBdsy Decsmbsr Ilih. 1871,
Within legal hours, n following described
T al estate, tO-wtt: kitusted, lying ano De NJ
In the county OF Sneibs, Stale OF Tsrnsssee
beginning at q p0lns nifty E0j Z ct south 81
tnters sctiOn Of Front and Jackson street.,
Nemph 8; Themes efstw srdly one hundred
anu fcrty-eigas and o1e-balf Q4SSl feet t. an
alleyi tbenee so1thvsrdly tnirIy-hve t5l
feet, more Or les tbence westwardiy one
bundre and forty eight and ope-half C4S1)
fees to front street, moro or less, to place o.
D~ssinntng
Terms o. ssle-On a credit OF six. twelve,
eighteen and tEsnty-lOGr months, in equal
instruments, purchaser executing nores, with
approved security, bearing interest from
date; lien retained to secure Burchase money.
Equity of redemption barred.
Ehts November >,
hi. d. L STEWART, Clerk and Master.
Wes5cOtt q StRhl,s ols for cOmpl't. nol0fr
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hsriff's sale of Zeal Estate

QY virtue Of an atlas execution nom Tbs
- Suprem" Court a Jackson Ten eS.ee
snd % me directed IN favor OF L A. Cole, Q,
sn1 N, -. MS. ann Sasge1 W q. Ford. ei
Fl, ior Sll,76 81, bssuiss lntsress and cU-ts. /
vii sell TO- c IN At tue uour Of the sheriff
ofnce, second street, Ia tue city o aemphis
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II is StOREK'S
- ALE.

No. Is, EQUITY Docse--In the Circuit Court
OF the United STATE crths District or west
Tennessee. J. =. ate vs.. James U. Ellis
and J. II. Woodward.
n pursuance OF -ecTze rendered in the
i shove Bagted g. s. Ga the I'd day OF De-
eemb5r, $50, 1 Wl = Commissions ap-
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look 70 YoUR
TIE GREAT sOOrRlHe REHEDY.

'NaW NtF-Ts NNN EEtIENU uLHEWE,
Mr. Cures cclic and Gripirgf n.
Writcqn5's M tho Bowels. and facif-
STU. tates the process u Teeth .,
ing.
Mr. Subdues Commissions and -
Whftr3gls'sI Overcomes al -lseases m =
SyTttD, cideut 70 infants and chill O.,
dren. N"
cures DiaTrhea, DJssr. -.
10 aIs terry snd sum er Com EsO
HSt1ohs0 paint In children OF AL 90
nTU" ages. %H
1t is the Great Infants and Childrea's
soothing Remedy for ell clEordsrs brocght
on y Iesthing or anv ether cause.
Prepared by tae GRAFIO. MEDICINE
o.. Il. Louis SO.
old by druggists and dealers in medicine
auarv wrR owe
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NEW YORK, November Is, 1870 p.m.-Ster-
Ling steady at loss. Governments y fraction
better with medium demand. Paid for carry
ing gold, per cent. Money continues easy at
Q per cent
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Chancsry SAFE Of Real Estate.


Nc. 1874, R-First ChaDcery Court OF shelby
county =. J. Bradshaw rs. Lula Manson
Bradshaw ct al.
by virtue of an interIocutory decree for
ID SAFE entered in the above cause October =
1871, / Will sell at public auction, TO the hiCh
ct bidder, in front Of the Uierk ana Masters
ONCE, Greenlaw block, Second street, city OF
Memphis, Tennessee, on
Friday Bsesmbsr Is, 1871,
within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in Shelby county, Tennes-
see: Section three g. rsp &c eight Isl. EleV
enth 8urveycr's District; Beginning st Ben
Bunch's nortbeaet corner, with redosk
pointer; thence norta ftrty al chains - .
stake seven q links west OF 8 pOstoas
marked A. A.; thenc west eight (l chains
forty-six links t46) to q stake with hickory
pointers; thence south forty chains 10 s
stake on Ban Sunch's north Line with sweet
gum pointers thence east eight (O chains
foFtv-si- 40 links to the beginning. contain
ing thirty four and one-tsnth (3f 1-lW acres
uy survey, and Is lot NO one u. oy decree OF
partition made in the County Court OF shelby
ounty At Its December term 1857. in the
shaw ct al.
TsaHs OF SALg-one-third % cash; bal
an-e In equal payments at Q s.d Y months
from date OF sale; purchaser required to ex-
scute notes with approved security; lien re
EDMUND 4. COLE, Clerk and Master
L. B. McFa land. Attorney. nOl5 wed
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hsundaY necambsr q. i8zl.

within Legal hours, th5 following described
real estate, to-Wtt:
The undivided half Of I0s No. 5-being on
Island IS In the Mississippi Notwithstanding
a. q cottonwood on toe bank or ths river
y estside Of D. island, marked A., on Pinnsl's
zouth bombay 1 nes thence east % chains
% q stake aEd elm marked 3; taence norm
% chains and seventy nve C5) links TO an
ash marked d on MitohelIfs vest boundary
line; thence soatE with his line 81 chains
and 50 l1nEs to an ash marked y, in AaGav-
ock's north line; enc west with his II 9
E7 chains to cottonwood marked r, in the
bank o. the liver; hence north io west =
chains: thence north 81 west 10 chains aud
acres
TERMS OF SELE-OnB-t third cash; balanosin
six a twelve months; purchaser executing
notes Wtth security lien rstatned 10 secure
purchase money. Equity OF redemption
barred. This November /, 81
NJ L. STEW CLERK and Master.
Lczwocd & Mfcou, collectors moth
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NOTICE.

Al psrsens wanting hesSe furnishing 9eods
are most respectfully iasised 10 examine my
stock of Brussels tArss-Piy, two-ply and iaaraIn
Carpsis, English ans american FIoer Oil Cloths,
ksttIBes, Rugs and salts. sic. AIsD. PsrlOr,
Chsmbsr, Dlnnlnsrosm and 0Hics Furniture.
These esods have kaen ssIeCtsd with great
cars. AZ Inspection Of them wOEId convince tho
public ae 10 the quality. sy!s and pFice.
{. FEGEN, $50 Sscond Street.
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NOTICE.

We dssirs TO direct public sttsH-
tloa 60 the a sHeXsa ADVERTISEMENT
Of Ar. Dehsgas, eniy adding Iaai we
regard tbs pfapsfy as being Of Z
Valus that gsHasi we'll DO Overssii-
mated.
RgY sTEa, TaEZSv&HT & co.
Val lsb;s Gotysa Plantation.
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0. c. & H. ii. LOENENSTINE,
SOUTHERN PALACE, 1872 faAIN ST,

Assure their friends and tbs public that tits 10 a GENUINE
SALE, to reduce an unusually large and heavy stock, ansunt-
ing to Ovsr Sa5O,OOO and ~espacalIy u'ge purchasers to ex-
anime II before gOina elsewhere, and TO GALL early, as eur stock
has bsea marked at prices shat VIII INSURE IsAEDIATE
AND RAPID SALE REMEMBER THE PLACE,
SOUTHERN PALACE1332 MAIN ST.
Between union and MoaFas.
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The market is in light supply for all descrip-
lions Of stock, with a prospect Of liberal re-
celpiS in the next fOrty-eight hours. Beef
cattle are in better demand az an advance OF
zoe. Hogs are also In better demand and
uuner L an advance Of fully &c Choice NUT
ton sheep meet ready sale; ali other grades
are u9L For cows with young calves there Is
considerable inquiry, n they bring good
urlceS. We uuDf9.
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chancery Sale Of Real Estate
AoaDAY, DEeEAsER 4, 1871.

Nc, 3'g5 In the Second Chaucey Court Of
SHELBY county. TeDnsssss.-HRrrlet J.Roys-
ter, aam12isrszuxs Va 5 > ROyster et 81.
Dy V1rtus o. Gn>oEder NJ sale made in this
u czus8, L viii sell. At pu511 auction, to the
highes5 bidder. IN mont OK the once Of the
SEQ nd Chsnesry Court, IN TIE city OF Men,
nhIa Iann.ssaa- on
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FRIDAY. Sept. 1-P. n.

In point of activity in stocks, the first day Of
the Autumn months opens suspiciOusy for those who
had presaged more vigorous movement after the Sum
mer season. To-day the volume OF business was very
large and much IN Of that daily recorded during
the week, compromising tho principal stocks on the
list though the situation for the Operations on the bull
side of the market somewhat ess rosecolored While
the market has strong undertone, and while the bulls
are sanguine Of being able carry up prices. under the
impetus afforded by the placing Of the new loan and the
retirement Of $780, old 9os which is construed ~
meaning easy money, yet the movement thus Tar LACKS
that joining OF interests among the cques which return
from the various country resorts and waterngpaces Ia
expected to effect. Whether this has any foundation
we do not venture to say, but give It as among
the talk of the street, The market has been
Irregular Of the active shares beng strong and
higher and others weak aud lower but in the afternoon
the market became quiet, with decided falling on In
business and ruled with steadier tone Tor whe, oui
closing with sharp reaction Northwestern common,
Lake shore, Western Union Telegraph, Union Pacific,
and Wabash were the features The frsnsmed effected
good sendo and early dealings made the pace very
lively the price running up FROM III to 7sk but made
slight Welding In subsequent trade. Lake Shore was
strong and active but confined its fluctuations within
narrow limits. Ohos were pushed forward to ~, but
lacking support, went OF t. 46i again reaefng TO at
Wabash was pressed down almost two per cent by the
weight Of heavy sales, but looked up
little in late trade. Hannibal ana 81. Joseph con-
fined its fests Of ground and lofty eyoutions
to the common stock, which sold up one and down two
per cent. Union Pacific weakened for some cause or
other but its friends are sanguine that 1t will take
higher seat by and by under the present economical
management Boston. Hartford and Erie sold at fsi; D.
L. snd Western 1895 G. O. and O., 2i Fort Wayne foot
Illinois Central isl land Chicago. Burlington and Quincy
Iss. OF the miscellaneous Western Union rose 70 @b
and Pacific Mail to s4i. Express shares were strong
and higher, Adams selling at IS; American, IS; and
United States SCI. The following are the highest and
lowest prices Of active stocks made to-day:
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LITERARY NOTES.

"Palaces and Prisons" is the name OF Mrs.
Ann g. stephens's novel, in press, and to be
published in few days by T. B. Peterson Brothers,
Philadelphia.
The next number Of The GALAXY will contain
On article descriptive Of the great Russian Fair at Mini
N0vgorod by Junius Henri Browne. The Fair which is
held during July and August the largest and most re-
markable In the world.
Miss COlumbia's Public School; or, Will it
Blow Overp with over 70 original illustrations by
Thomas Mast, artist Of Hdrpers Weekly win shortly be
published by Francis B. Felt Co. 1t will be enieny
composed OF satirca and telling illusions TO the eadn
topics Of the day in politics. introduced In the course OF
The Land Of Iorne: or. Poets Adventures In the
Scottish Hebrides," by Robert Buchanan.
Mrs. Sallie Ward Lawrence Hunt of Louis
vile lie seported to be engaged in writing remarkape
book for one Of the publishing houses Of that city, to be
entitled "The History Of Belle" Mrs. Hunt has never
known in any literary capacity and she Is said 10
have undertaken authorship to console herself Tor ne
loneliness OF her wdowh0Od Many years ago MT
as one Of the numerous bellies Of Kentucky and enjoyed
the peculiar local honor Of having given nanS
therefore, win be- at least in part REP sSe has
Sn Of TO draw upon for and
periences Of picturesque situation and viva
Messrs LippincOtt g. Co., Philadelphia an
nouuce that they in course Of inc
"Memoirs Of John Quincy Adams" comprising por'iOu
OF his diary from 1875 to 1ss edited by Chares
Adams In the accomplishment Of the task undertaken
many years since by the editor, and partly executed oy
the publication Of the papers left by John Adams Is
now proposed to follow it up by with another WORK.
drawn from those Of John Quincy Adams 1t has long
kent during . public career extending over more than
half century The diary begins with MI AGass ap
States Of Holland in 1885, and includes sixteen years Of
his diplomatic service in that country in Prussia Russia
and Great Britain and in the negotiation OF the Treaty
Of Ghent II likewise embraces the whole Of his later
IabOrs in posts Of the highest respoL 3iby at home
dow to the termination Of his in the hall Of Con
Gress, the 22d Of February 1sis Thus necessarily
brings into view numbers Of bis most distinguished CO.
tempOrares during critical periods in both hemspheres
and supplies authentic materials for an accurate comre-
hensio OF the important events of very remdrka
ble e "a in human affairs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-02

Extra malls for Europe tomorrow. per steamer o'v u
porIs will close at D. H., the Merchants Exchange
Nos so and 81 Pne-st.
Money has been In somewhat improved demand, on &c
count of the larger volume Of business In stocK anu
stock houses have generally paid three and three ana
half per cent ON call Discounts move slowly o. I'VE I"
seven per cent
Government bonds have been strong and little nisoer
on the entire list the demand having been quite see'
Tie inquiry for the new Elves has been quite orif pm
cipally from those who made no subscriptions e'ot.
direct or through the Syndicate. Fisk Hatch repo'
Governments as follows at p.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-02
coleman Benedict,s CLOSING auOtatlons Nere:

Gold has been duh and stsgnant, and the calling In Of
hundred millions 1928 had perceptibe effect upon
the market The reason Of this is obvious OF the eighty
millions of coupon bonds the bulk is held in Europe and
these IL is probable will lie exchanged or the proceeds
derived from them for the Elves recently sold abroad
The egstered bonds held here and will DO used
banks who subscribed TO the ioan so that no important
amounts OF coin will come actually In the way OF
gold through the Treasury The short interest keeps god
firm and all the sales to-day at ll2i On gold
loans tina borrowing rates we're and per cent per
annum and l4 per diem nat and and per cent for
carrying The days business at the Gold Exchange Bank
was as follows: Gold cleared gold balances
d 800 4s4 currency balances fos7,os4 The following
L 49, Lanai.