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+ WILL sell for Mrz. Margaret Philips. on
i the premises.

u lie P4cA11G1s
Tuesday, November zsth- 1s7I,
A tract OF land containing saysn hundred
and eighty-ssx acr ss,lyins IN ths LIST DistElcs
OF shelby ard STA District OF IIPTos GuNIf,
and situated FIVE NILES - SA1-
LOWAy's STATION, on d AsmPns aA1 Sn9
railroad. IL "a one OF the oeat Lacts 81 Aan4
IN shsfby county and las been so1oit1as4
into small farms, OF rom one nunutso 80
tWenty-nVe 70 one hundred Ana l8rts aeHsa
each, living cleared land and umosr 20 csc
1890 OF sAIE-One1ourth cash. balance
~ : eredif OF one, two and TIRES Yeas. with
~ Dsr cent, interest; deed Of trust taken to
see1rs purchase money and interest. Mr..
HenrV Aarou. who resides pom The placs.
Wi7 how the Ian 10 any one who may W1sh
Ii exaWine 4 celcrs tAe azy Of sale. 1 ask
Inc ~aItsnttsn Of parties d~estzirk - pGrcnass
mai farns to the above Opportunities to
purchase such me and In sns.n iots, and
upon such easy terms are sei4cm offered.
The Gle red la1d can all De cultivated tor
year 81. being under nrsI-rate 1aEc8
Al the sane time and pace thn PERSONAL
property OF Iohn q. A9f1efts dece4s91s VII
be sold, consisting 81 hozsezt maiest ca9esf
farming utana1lE, etc.. terms lof Wa1cn VIA
nos 5oHE oVkR7oN, IL
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TN he secoad court OF Shelby
4 Oounty-Nancy Jones va. X L. Rssh.-l
WN1 esI 20 the highest bidder Tor cash. at
two niles rom Court Quare, on the 27th
ipsfapf. about 80 bushels Corn, 90 bushels
sweet Potatoes, one lot Tnrn1ps, and some
aboTs eeles ". ,. GREEN, RsoeaYef.
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rr~HE public are notified that The Hack
Owners Association charge only -Four
Dollars for funerals ron the city 70 Elm
wood. Drivers OF AEsoc1ation Hacks, marked
H.A. on the lamps, VIII receive orders.
I'll, czowzzxss ssssssaE7. ncs
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Rnak SOB ThE klAuQN.

a anutAHE APRWkrH CoUnsELOR 10
MABFakE0S tTHE MARRIED or those about
cIIsnE 10 marry, on the physiologl-
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N ,hs 2Sth Cav of November, 1871

pOlnLe1 " bnS court
N Ihs 2Sth Cay Of November, 1877,
Al noon IL front OF the court room Of the
llrcult Court Of the United states, for the
DIS riot o. West Tennessee, in the city Of
Memphis, sell, to the highest bidder, the fol-
lowing described properly to.wtt:
A ceI satn tract, piece or parcel OF land, sit
uste, lying and being IN the county Of Tip
on, state o Tennessee, on the waters OF the
Mississippi river, with metes and bounds as
fOlio VS. tO-Wib: Beginning At = point On the
thsnce south with salmer's line $50 poles to
a GtRke hence east - poles to q SAKE;
thence north - poles to . tree on the bang
OF the mtssi sstppt river; thence N q west
Mississippi river to the point OF beginning;
being the same tract conveyed by william
coward to James o. Ellis, and described in
said deed of conveyance a. containing, by
estimation, eighty-tnree (S3l acres; toghLher
with the engines, boilers and all other nx-
lures and apparatus and things lying and
being situated on said tract OF Land, and used
n the Installation Of spirtuous1t snd
described as fellows, to-Wis: Two dOuble-ttue
ter, crate, bars, exc; one ngine ten-llcn
cylinder, twenty feet stroke, with everything
10 make II complete; one main SHAFT ny
wheel and puueysy and all other snai1ng
ABOUT the mill and distinery; one pair thirty
stx-incb stones, for grinding with gearing.
bsIung, ETC.; one mash tub; enc worm tub
and worm; one colo water tub; one high
wine tub; one loW-Wtne tub; six beer
tubs; one under or beer sink; two receiy-
ing tubs or c~tsterns; two yeast tubs; four
ysast cans; draw u force n high and
low wine pumps; platform and beam
scales, and All the pipes, valves, cocks, belt
ing used about the distllery; blacksmith
and carpenter and other tools and mstru-
ments about he premises.
Said property viii be sold on a credit Of six
months; the purchaser to give note, with ap-
proved personal security, bearing interest
nom date, for the purchase moneys and 3
lisn tain on the property - additional
security TOR the payuaeDt OF the purchase
money.
Tns equity OF redemption Is barred; and
the purchaser viii De placed in poss esston
on the confirmation of the sale by b Court.
ii clay KING, Special Commissioner.
Memphis, November 7, ISL. MOI ids
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C0TT0E.


The only marked feature in the market to-day
was an inactive demand. Buyers did not seem
anxious 10 buy. Factors were firm at prices
as quoted in yesterdays issue, being unable to
see any reason why prices should not be as
good as they were the day before: aud while
there were some who were willing 10 admit a
In the market, there were others
who were nrm and stiff in their prices, and
inclined to contend for low middling atI7IS
TO I75fc, ignoring the class Of strict low y Id
ding; but We are unable TO report low mid
ding a the outside figure. We found the
market at the close steady, and in the main
unchanged, but EithS lighter demand, which
may have grown out Of the fact that receipLs
this week are likely TO approximate receipts
same time last year, which were Ils,699 bales;
but bearing in mind that the following week
reached 1854 bales, we would reasonably
suppose that receipts would likely fall OF
next week, cOr~respOndingly, at least $1,000
bales; be this as 1t may, we can discover no
reason why there should be a depression in
the market here OF present reports from
Liverpool and New York. The Liverpool
market opened steady and closed firm
with upland at 9Zd and Orleans, 81 to g7zd.
In New York the market was unsettled, open
ing steady and at midday squiet and
weak" and closing s~'easier, but not heavier"
Cotton in New orleans opened steady, with a
fair demand and closed firm, with middling
Al lS3fc.:
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e & 3 sAucE-

P-rOnounced by COnnOisHeurs
"THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE"
II improves appetite and digestion, and Il
Is unTiValed for ils a vor. We are directed
oy Messrs. LEA & PERKINS TO prosecute an
parties making OF vending e0u1terfeitR,
JOHN DUHCAN'B SONS,
oaS NTA Ne. V1-k
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Msmphis and Charleston r. n.
CHANGE OF M
Monday. NOV. IA, '71.


II WILL OF John Harai ms dee;d- 4 hsrenS
notify al parties owing said estate 10 come
1nTW arc AND make pay u .ent; ana al persons
having claims against said estate, are also
n0tlned TO present the 1 iame for paynent m
due time, or they VIII bA forever barred.
9, N HARDING.
NeNs4pek - 1efA NOT IN
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A~emInislraFix AOties

A LLpersonsi indebted to the late Henry v.
"a Feagno are hereby uott1ed to come for
ward and settlss those having claims against
said estate will please present them. No
nol6 wed Admsx Of Henry Y, xonGna.
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the grade strict low middling.' because in the
sales given 70 Us to-day we ind low ~ ddIing
at nc, and no strict low middling reported.
Sales amounted 10 $50 bales, some six or eight
hundred bales less than yesterday. Among the
sales were the following: I6 middIinE, Eg<c:
10 good ordinary, Ec; Il good middung, lgc;
l2 low middling, l75zc; 5 strict middling. lSc:
20 low middling, E7-l6c; 10 low middliug, TLc;
5 middling, l75sc; . low middling,I T1Ec; los low
middllng, E1sc; ls good ordinary, l7c; IS strict
good ordinary, 471zc; S6 low middlinE. Ezc; S
middling. E5sc; II middling, I73-c; So middGng,
IT5sc; sSstrict good ordinary, I7l4c; 50 middling,
lS4c, Is lew middling, ne; 80 low middling,
Il 5-l6c; % barely low middling, l73Ec; rs good
ordinary, lie; Al strict good ordinary, ne; AZ
good ordinary, l6<c; 10 middling, I7Ac; So low
middling, HMcs 81 strict 20 good middling,
lSLc; p low mtddling, l75ac; 10 strict low mid
ding, E5Sc; - strict good ordinary, r4c; n
strict good ordinary, l. 5-l6c; "a strict good or
binary, EAci 8 good ordinary, l654c 10 strict
middling, lSci q middling, ne, 10 ordinary,
l6%c.
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OOAAONs
NEW YORK, November Northumberland
fair and market arm. Middling uplands,
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Clay " Edgington; l1so, Goebles vs. Alder
son, admir-; 1877, Order W Stone; 1885,
IEsn vs. Rose; 1859, Isen VI Green wsld;
1890, lien vsfSchlossy 1891, IEen VI Kline;
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CHANCERY SALE
REAL nS
ON
Saturday, November 25th, 1871,
Tuesday, kOVsmb8r 2Sth, 1877.

No. 5s-H. D. Second Chancery Court OF
shelby eOunty.-Aary A. Field, adm'X. etc.,
vs. Char es q. Field and others.
u I virtue and In pursuance to the direc-
y tons of a decree Of the Second Chancery
Of Shelby county. made in the above
cause on 9th October, ISL. I viii. on
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It - said that an effort will be made by
the defendants counsel TO have the cases
Of Brigham Young, Mayor Wells, Stout
and Others postponed till the March term.
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UShDEs lcal mysteries a reEela
d-iacoyerfes In producing and preventing on
spring. preserving b cgmplexions etc
This is an interesting work Of two hnndrs
and tWenty-four pages, with numerous en-
eravfucs. and contains valuable information
Tor those who are married or contemplate
marriage. still il Ia q book thai ought 20 be
sent 70 any0netfres Of Postags)fox 80 oentg-
Address Dr. Butts D~tspenSary, No. ~ n.
Eighth street, St Louis, 40.
Hr H0tSeS 0aAs A0it6ted nd DAfH7kSAGaBs
Before applying 20 the notorious QUAcKs
who advertise in public papers, or using any
OuACK zMKnL peruse Dr. Butts' work. no
matter what you disease u, or how oeplora
bleyour condition.
m. Butts can be consrlteds personally or ny
mall. On the diseases mentioned IN his WORK
Once No. Ism. Eighth Btrost. ost. harEet "a
vain rs at IcuN - 80 49,
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HOPE HALL INSTITUTE,

A SCHOOL FOR GIRLS AND BOYS, PROF.
"A ]. 7. TOOF, PRINCIPAL, has been re-
moved to No. l10 AVENU1 where
the next session VIII
ssail the First asnaay In SsptsnbeF, 1871.
Spacious grounds NEARLY three acresh, good
water, comfortable schooi-rooms, supplied
with improved school furniture, q large and
ceau1ful grove ara features which make the
location bOih healthful and desirable.
TIT Principal pledges his entire energies
ais care
Discipline and t-horoughneza the two lead
ing characteristics OF the hoo
References;-AAtor ]. ]. Busby, Major ".
D. Bearo, David Walk, 3. A. Littleton, Dr.. d.
SO John 4. Tn0f fVn
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
JEFFERSON ST. MARKET,

0s JEFFERSON STREET.
This place h open az all hours
Of tho day. The best Of fresh mests
ara vegetables Gaa always be had.
Parties buylna IN laFgs quantities
supplied az lowest rates pSssihls.
sssts delivered frse to all parts
Of the CRY.
.FORSTEhHEIM & HExTER.
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The Boston forgery reported yesterday
morning was 8 family affair, md has BEEN
arranged. =
United States Minister Marsh has an
@~s Ano~f~ru la~a-
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Probats Court Sale
-oF-
RHATs ESTATHu

No. a, r. DIN the Probate Court Of shelby
county. Tennesses.-J K. p. Eowrance and
J.R. LoWraDce, administrators OF the estate
OF L. Lowrance, deceased, VS.. L. L. Low
rance ct ais.
ID virtue of an order OF sale In the above
II cause, 1 viii sell AZ public auction, In
front of the courthouse door, on Union street,
In the city Of Memphis, Tennessee, on
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Saturday, November 25th, 1871,

IN mont OF my Office. In the city OF Memphis,
between II am and y m, sell 70 tEe highest
Hnu pest bidder. at puUuc auction the fol-
lowing descs1bed tracts of land. to-wiI:
Hltuate In shelby county, State Of Tennes-
see, a d Is described as follows: Fronting on
the old Raleigh road, about four miles from
Court square, Memphis; beginning at q stake
on Hollywood avenue, running west on
Raleigh plank road nine ~ chains and two
~ links, thence north "a chains 81 INKS TO
the Memphis and railroad; thence east
Wardly ~ nine chains (S4l eignty-fOur links
70 Holly wood avenue; and Themes south "a
&-lO chains to the beginning, containing IS
9l-l00 acres OF Land,
me anOve Is situated about a haIf mile
from Sprlngdale Station. on d Memphis and
Louisville railroad, being the homestead OF
the late Or. Chss. q Fields, has an elegant res
idence n good outhOuses, about ten acres OF
God and, balance cleared and Is a very de-
siTsble place. Title perfect.
1 will also sell. to the highest bidder, at
public auction, at the depot at MOSCOW, fay
cite county, Tennessee, on
Tuesday, November 28th, 1871
between the hours Of liam and Hm., the
follow ng described real estate: A tract OF
land situats In the county of Fayette, state
of tennessee, being the north end OF a tract
Of $50 acres owned by Wills Persons, beg1nn-
ing at a stake in VIM. DavenpOrt's west line,
aid Person's northeast eOrner, and running
thence north H4H poles to a stake, with null
berry pointers, Id. BreWster's southeast cor
ueri themes west with 5rewster1s lin lis
poles TO q stake and white oak pointer;
thence south I74h poles to q stake with gum
pointer; themes east 10 poles to the Deginn-
n.y. containing CS0l a hundred and thirty
acres.
Said Last above described tract lies about
three miles from Moscow, IN said county.
said tract has between nifty and sixty acres OF
cleared land, balance most excellent tim
Oered land. Title perfect.
Terms Of Sale-Oue-third cash, balance In
two equal payments at one and tWo-yesrs
rom date Of sale, secured by notes bearing
interest at the rate OF ten per c5nt from date,
and a Len retained on the Ian to secure b
deferred payments.
M D.. l. STE WART, CLERK and Master.
This November l, 1871.
l. u. RIVes. sol. for commit. uO3tds
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REV. X. g.. MCLEAN VIII preach in the
Chelsea Cumberland Presbyterian. Churcn,
corner Fourth and Looney stroet1, tnhs even
ing, at 7 o'clock.
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NOTICE.

We dssIrs to direct public attsR-
lion 10 the alnsx9a aaV rtlssnsns
Of Mr.. 1~OEsgas, cay adding taatWs
regard ths properly as D iag of 4
value that cannot well b. OVsrsst-
mafsd.
RaYsTER, IRRELEVANT & CO.
Val ab Cotton Plantation.
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THE DESPERATE LEASE.

From the NJ Y, World.
The engineers of the New Jersey lease are
becoming very desperate. They are resorting
to means which, if there be such an offense
known to the Pennsylvania code as ''con-
spiracy, and such a thing as an uub ought
grand jury, may bring them within the pur-
view of the law. For example, we learn that
the Philadelphia Board of Brokers-being, of
course, like everything else in that COM
munity, the property of the Pennsylvania
monopoly-have resolved that hereafter no
stock of either Of the united companies shall
be dealt in or considered good delivery"
''unless it has been subscribed as asserting
to the lease. In other words, these privi-
legged stock dealers refuse to perform the
functions for which they are licensed, and
insist upon the enforcement of a condition
entirely alien to the contract of purchase aad
sale. No stock can be sold unless the holder
signs for the lease. OF course he, being
about to divest himself of his interest, does
not care farthing what becomes of the COR
poration afterwards, and the purchaser, the
party of substantial interest, has no volition
about it. In order to clinch the matter the
transfer books are closed from the 2Sth in
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ZEAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.

AlH THOMAS MCCREDY, deceased.-Valuabe sXS
Mil Property and Farm, over 70 acres, Aston and
Middletown townships, Delaware county, Pennsyl-
vania, II miles from Philadelphia near Glen Riddle
station, on the West Chester and Philadelphia Rail-
road.-A valuable mill and farm property, contain
ing over 20 acres, situate in Aston and Middetown
townships, Delaware county, Pennsylvania. The
Improvements consist of three-story stone weaving
and spinning mill, threestory plcker-nouse, water
power Q6 feet head and fall wel-built dam, water
wheel, fixed machinery shafting, etc. Also, the
standing walls OF a three-story stone mill, interior
destroyed by fire; walls very large and strong
picker-house, slate roof, water-power 10 feet head
Of all, ana 80 stone and several frame dwellings
for opeTatiVes farmhouse, barn, sprng house, etc
The property is within II mi es OF Philadelphia, with
raI Dad facilities, in a high and beautiful country.
STEAM ENGINE.-Also, a Corliss engine, 100
horse pc wer with boilers, etc. complete.
NJ. THOMAS Il SONS AuctiOneers,
2Swtbs3t Nos 139 and 14l S. FOURTH Street.
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pEREMPTORY SALELTHOMAs &

G. PEREMPTORY SALE.-THOMAS & SONS,
i:f Aucuoneers.-On Tuesday, July II, 1871, at IL
O'Clock noon, will be sold at public sale. without
serve at the Philadelphia Exchange, the following
described ground rents. viz. -
No. /. Well secured irredeemable ground rent,
SEQ q year, silver. All that we'll secured rredeema-
be ground rent OF $50 year, clear of taxes issuing
out OF all that lot OF ground, situate on the north
side OF St Joseph street 81 feet west OF Seventeenth
street, No. 1711 containing in front on st. Joseph
street 10 feet and extending IN depth 6T feet to g.
feet wide alley. 1t s secured by three-story brick
dwelling Interest punctually paid.
No. 2 " ell-secured irredeemsble Ground Rent,
S2S 25lO0 year-slYer. All that well-secured, ire
De enable ground rent, clear OF taxes issuing out OF
all that lot Of ground, situate on the south side OF
Gira1d avenue, 20 feet inches west OF Howard
street; thence porthward 43 feet, more or less; /;
thence southwark feet; thence westward IL feet
10L nches thence northward As feet more or less,
to GiraTd avenue; thence eastward II feet l0H
inches to the place OF beginning. 1t is secured by
three-story brick dwelling. Interest punctualy paid.
Sale absolute.
M. THOMAS Il SONS, Auctioneers
629JIS mos. 139 and 141 s. FOURTH Street.
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<fa REAL ESTATE-THOMAS & SONs' SALE.
EMi Valuable Business Stand-Three-stOry Brick
Building No. S27 North Fourth street, known the
Lafayette Hose House," with foHr Dwellings in the
On Tuesday July IL, 1871, at IL clock. nO0n
will be sold at public sale, at the Philadelphia EX-
change all that valuable three story brick building
with One-stoTy back building and lot OF ground, /,
situate on the east side OF Fourth street, north of
Brown street. No s27; containing in front on Fourth
street 20 feet, and extending ia depth l4l feet
inches to Charlotte street-2 fronts Also, two
story brick dwelling and frame 4engs in the
rear. Terms-cash. Clear Of all incumbrance
Immediate possession.
M. THOMAS q SONS, Auctioneers,
629J s. Nos. 139 and l4l S. FOURTH Street.
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fss REAL ESTATE-THoMAS& & SONS SALE
LII Business stand.-Three-story Brick Store and
Dweling S. H. corner OF Somerset and Coral Streets
Nineteenth ward, 100 feet front on Tuesday, July
IL, 1S71 at IL O'Clock, nOOn Will be sold at public
sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange, all that three
story brick store ana dwelling aud lot OF ground,
situate at the southeastery corner Of Somerset and
Coral streets, Nineteenth ward; containing in front
on Coral street l0O feet s. inches and on Somerset
street 72 feet The house is new, surrounded with
a high board fence. and has the modern conve-
niences. Immediate possession. May be examined.
Terms-S3Of0 may remain on mortgage.
NJ. THOMAS SONS, Auctioneers,
CELLS Nos. l39 and l41 8. FOURTH Street
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newspapers says with Dltter mocKery:-
''The action Of our City Councils in this matter on
Thursday last looks much like locking the door
after the horse is stolen. The managers of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company have concluded
their part OF the contract and the officers are di-
rected to execute the papers as prepar ed, behind
which does not seem to us very clear how the city
directors in the company can CO."
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g. REAL ESTATE & SONS SALE.
I=i -Three-story Brick Dwelling. No. 2309 Els
worth street on Tuesday, July IL, 1871, at l2
O'Clock, noon, Will be sold at public sale, at the
Philadelphia Exchange, all that three-stOry brick
dwelling and lot OF ground, situate on the north
side OF Ellsworth street. 2s feet west OF rwenty-thrd
street. No. 2sO9; containing In front on Ellsworth
street l6 feet and extending Ia depth 90 feet The
house contains rooms, is neatly papered through
out Subject to yearly ground rent feT2. Imms-
diate possession.
NJ THOMAS a SONS, Auotioneers,
629J1s Nos. 159 and 14l S. FOURTH Street.