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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-02
aHIPWRECKR.

The tea-ship Tss-ping. from Shanghs'
TO New York, October 24th, has been los
ct sea.
The bark Hattie G. Bess, Of Portland
Oregon, Is 6 total less, having gone asho1'
OF Cape Flattery, California. Crew saved
The gunboat Prince Alfred has arrive
ct Goderich. Ontario, from Georgian bay
She reports the schooner Gold Huntel
ashore in Winfield bay and thinks shi
can be got Oh in the spring. She slst
found the wreck of the tug Lewis and re
ports her engine and boiler In twelve
feet water,
The following vessels are reported al
Quebec Is ashore a. different points, being
caught in the ice caused by the extrsor'
dinsry cold weather: Pomona, Aberdeen,
Midmfllsn, Corsica and Three Bells, and
others are in danger. No steamboat dare
venture to their assistance. Il is feared
their crews will suffer il the weether con-
tinuss very cold. Canoes and men are
being sent from Quebec by special trains
to rescue them.
The st. Lawrence, at Quebec, Is filed
with floating ice. Several vessels hsye
been forced from their moOrings and are
ashore below the city. The bark Chry sails
sunk as the port of Jole. Several of the
crew wers lost, Several of the survivors
will die. Bodies from another sunken ves-
sci were picked up on the ice. A terrible
storm ragged again yesterday al River Du-
Lope. Other fatalities are expected.
A special dispatch to the Boston Trsv-
eIler, from Halifax, says a hurricane
visited the northern side of the island OF
Cape Breton on the night Of the 9th
ultimo, doing immense damage to the
houses, barns, trees and shipping. The
gale began at eight O'Clock, and lasted
until five O'Clock the next morning. The
tide was four feet higher than was ever
known before. The public wharf at Post
Hood was swept away, and in the Villages
several houses were blown down. A
number of vessels st anchorage at Port
Mulgrsve dragged their anchors, and
passed out OF the strait to sea. The Ber-
mudisn brig Jsbez, from Chsrlottetown,
was wrecked on Fox island, and only one
man saved. Ten sohooners were wrecked
in ths stls ait of Csnso. 1t is feared that
there hiss been considerable loss OF life By
the gale,
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HK who lends himself to the purposes
OF those who, 10 secure Offices, would de-
feat an houest and capable candidate for
the mayorslty, viii become odions in the
history OF Memphis. Every good citizsn,
whose fortunes are identified with those
OI Memphis, would curse his name and
memory forever. There can be bat one Of
two results of this proposed psrtizan or
5zsaizstion: It must be either impotent
for good or evil, or, give Us, in one Of
sugar Hsml5on's type, delicious NOR
sci Of 6 mayor sWesssr than honey or the
honeyoomb. The faithful Democratic
ring can at most only beget the sue
cess Of some such sspirant. Who VIII
dare 70 lend himself to the purposes Of
those inospsbie of good and only potent
FOR mischieff However, the bribe offered
is most tempting. The rings candidate
need only parcel out city offices in sd-
vance and provide for the leaders Of Lit
tie Tammsny. The devil once played the
part Of this ring. The Saviour stood up
on the summit Of high mountain when
the devil beside Him pointed out all the
Kingdoms Of earth, aud there were count
less little Offices in each TO be filled, and
proposed 20 give all these if the Man
God would worship him. Even thus Lit
ale Tsmmany would tempt the vain, the
ambitious snd unWsry.
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opinion ss to whether the State was
/ bound TO make good the deficiency
or this fund arising from the casualties
Of wsr. There wss q Stats school fund,
amounting to one and half millions Of
/ dollars, on which interest had not been
psid In 1881, and the academy fund, to
which the State was bound to pay eighteen
thousand dollars per year up to 1886, of
which none has been paid since 1851. The
report was accompanied by = resolution
directing the trustee 70 psy over all school
| funds Ia his hands to the various counties
entitled TO the same. The resolution was
adopted under 3 suspension Of the rules.
Among the new bills introduced were
the following;
By Mr.. McGhee-A bill to regulate the
prsOtics Of dentistry in the State.
By Mr.. Snipes-A bill 70 authorize the
construction Of levees to prevent the over
TOW Of rivers.
By Mr.. Jones-A bill to make drunken
ness in public plsces misdemesnor.
By Mr.. Lswis-IO diminish the costs Of
trials by Jury.
Bv Mr.. Allison, Of williamson-To de
clare hunting and riding over the inclosed
lsnos Of another misdemesnor; also, for
the protection OF sureties.
Mr.. Lewis introduced & resolution re-
ouesting the senators and representatives
OF Tennessee in congress 70 procure an
hct OF cOukrU5s ApRfDp pElab4lE Ou6 LullllOH
scTss OF public land for each State and
territory, for the establishments and en-
dowment of one first class university in
each 5 ats and territory, Adopted under
g suspension Of the rules.
The committee appointed to investigate
ths condition of railroads in this State re-
ported bill to prohibit ths comptroller
and treasurer from paying any bonds, or
coupons thereof, issued since the war to
railroad conf mpsnies or receivers, until the
legislature. by subsequent legislation,
shall authorize the same.
Eouse bill, TO furthsr enable railroad
companies to pay their Indebtedness to
the state, was amended BY Mr.. Martin, by
inserting provision that nothing in the
bill should impair the lien Of the State by
reason of bonds issued to tEsm, and
passed.
House billto compel the bringing of GER
tain suits in counties in which defendants
reside, passed third reading.
After recess, another bill to amend an
act to make the rules of evidence in
State snd Federal courts uniform, WAS
rejected.
By Mr., r.,Lumpkin-A bill TO requisite the
business of life Insurance. compsr tsssi0
the State wss taken up on the third read
ing and sfier long discussion wss made
tbs special order for tomorrow.
Adjourned
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THANKSGIVING.

N Louisville the Gay passed of quietly,
and WIS generally observed in the
churches. Many business houses closed.
The public Offices were al closed most OF
the day.
In PittsbUrg the day was more gener-
ally observed than usual, there being ser
vices ia nearly ali Of the churches. In
the afternoon the eighteenth division OF
militia paraded, making creditsble dis
play.
IN Berlin, Prussia, the Americans OBJ
served Thanksgiving in an appropriate
msnner. Special divine service in the
morning was well attended, snd in the
evening dinner was given at the HOtel
de Rome.
In 81. Louis the day was generally OBJ
served. Business was almost entirely
suspended, public offices snd institutions
closed, and religious services in nearly al
Of the churches. The militia parsded
during the day.
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Savings and DOIhss Of Cur State LeglsIa-
ture Yesterday.
special 70 the Appeal
ZEAEE

special 70 the Appeal
SENATE.
NASHVILLE, December l.-Mr. Staley
srtrod,soed q resolution that the legisls
ture adjourn S5ne die on the 10th Re
re following bills were introduced and
pssssd: rs,n.
late insurance companies
1ne1t and collection OF taxes on STOCK
Bv Mr.. Coulter To diminish the dan
oars ~ rravel. by making common carrl'
ers liable for accidents 10 employees.
Bv Mr. Portsr--To establish an insur-
anco bu eau. go
Nv Mr. Jones-TO provide for electinG
sens.ors and representatives 70 nl1 VscSh'
Bv Mr.. Porter-To regulate the business
of Insurance companies.
NJ Warren presented petition asking
-fha estsblishW6ns Of new county, Eoh
fractions OF Madison, Henderson, Nc
Nairv and Hardeuzn, 70 be called chester
county. -. I'm,
passed second reading.
Senate oil on third reading, TO repea
an sct providing for 8 conventional r@s'
Of Interest, was taken up.
The speaker held It's Confederation 70 q
void, a. ths question aftecked tne conssi
sutton.
Az appeal was taken from the ruling
a5ut The senate sustained the speaker.
Ansr taking 8 recess, the senate Dill 70
letter secure The rights Of parties claim
ant against railroads, passed third reading
A number OF senate bills passed second
rasdinr, and the following we're rsieoted
a. regDlste the pay OF sssessorss and n
snd feQulste the fees Of publishers o
newspapers.
..,,,ies = - returned by the governor, wit
ssve a his reason for not approving /
$50 the on contained 70 clause requlrinl
80 commissioners 70 execute bonds 10
IL Sfal discharge oI tnell oes-se ~, ~
,--ts -etnr,, Of money tbst may come inS
ne m n reistiop TO the Tennessee 81
psc56c railroad WAS taken up ana Peno
arg It's consideration sis senate AoJ ~ ~
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DIED.

GARVLN-At z N. last night, Mrs. CATHA-
RISE GARvLN,
The friends and acquaintance OF the fami-
ly are respectfully requested TO attend her
funeral, tomorrow SUNDAY st 2 O'Clock p.
m, from the late residence Of the deceased
corner of Carroll avenue and Poplar strests
Carriages will be in waiting at ]. N. Fla
herty q Co.'s, 81 Second street.
JoNEs-At the residence OF her grand
mother. Mrs Mary Q. Bond, l39 Madison
street, at pm, November 30th, Miss JENNIE
JOINS, daughter Of ]. n. Jones.
The fIisnds and acQusintances are invited
to attend her funeral, nom the Cumberland
Presbyterian Church, this (5ATURDAY Y
morning, at 10 o clock. Services by Rev e.
q. McLssn and Rev. David Walk.
PORTER-At st. Louis, November Is 1871,
Of congestion OF ths bowels, EMMA PAGE,
adopted daughter of VIM. l. ana Eliza r.
Porter.
The friends Of Eliza R. Porter are invited
10 attend the funeral Of her adopted daugh-
ter, ENGA PAGE. TO take place this Saturday
afternoon al o'clock, from her residence, 5S
Bradford street.
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The Fat Mems shooting match in Louis
vile, on Thursday, rsslizsd two hundred
dollars andes large amount Of game for
the orphans OF that city,
The match for seven thousand dollars,
mile heats, which came on at New York
Thursday, was won by Kingston and
raste, sgsinst Honest Allen and mate, In
four hests. Time-2:25, 2:21L, 2:231z
2:25. Ths owner OF Allen protested
zsinst the result, on the ground that
Martin drove the winning horses, he
having be5n Suspended from the racing
calendar,
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CRIMTNAL CALENDAR.

Davis and other sufferers by Black Fri
day hsve sRsd for and Obtsined damages
against Fisk, Gould snd others.
Connolly blubbsred like a whipped
schoOlboy when the keys Of the Ludlow
street Jail were turned upon him.
In a family quarrel which occurred in
Franklin county, Arkansas, on Monday,
Mr Whithsurst brought TO sudden and
violent end a brotheF-in law named
Williams.
Thursday afternoon John ". Cheney,
got into a row with some deckhaDds on
board the Great Republic below Baton
Rouge, when he shot and dangerously
wounded three negroes.
A pitched battle was had over In ArkaD-
sas, near the Polk county line, the other
day between deputy sherif's posse and
q gang Of horse thieves. Several shots
were exchanged, but the thieves got away.
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MIHCELLANEOUS.


The Welland canal has closed for the
season.
During November the public debt was
reduced 81, 49,. .0s0.
Water wss introduced into Providence,
Rhode Island yesterday.
A libel suit against San Francisco edi-
tor came TO nsught yesterday.
Ice has forced suspension of nsvigs-
tion on the Delaware and Hudson canal.
The Cslifornis legislature meets Monday
next. The Inauguration OF Governor
Booth takes place later in the week.
The Pittsburg Evening Mail has been
purchased by r. D. Thompson, late of the
Commercial, and others, snd will probs-
bly, be issued Is morning paper.
The report of Secretary Boutwell, ststss
that, Notwithstanding the unfsvOrable
circumstances at the time of putting the
i've per cent. loan on the European mar
ket is has all been taken 81 favorable
rates, realizing one hundred cents on the
dollar, while the French loan, put on the
market at the same time, realized only
eighty cents.
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PINE BLUFF BRANCH
Memphis & Littls Rock r. r. Co

sE Books are now open for subscription tc
the capital stock Of the Pine Blum Branch ol
the Memphis and Little Rock Railroad Oom-
pany, al the following places: Once OF ". Z.
Grace, Pine Blui; office OF d. Z. shaw. Little
ROCK; once OF n. o. Williams, DeS all's Bluni
ONCE Of company, No. II Jefferson street.
Memphis, Tenn. Tie CompaDy agree 10 taA 9
Arkansas Wild land Al a fair price, ana tssus
full paid-up Hbo2k in pay msnt. Land suo
scribed bsiore lst January, lS72, viii be ex-
empt from taxeB for I'VE years, and the COM
pany give the party subsort ofng The option
OF buYing half the lands huDscribed Al the
same prioa within dve years. This Is part oi
the main line 20 Shreveport and Jefferson,
where connection viii be made with the
Southern Pacino Railroad.
Blanks and all Information furnished by
agents and the uDdersigne ed,
B. d. WILLIAMS.
Land end General Agent Tor Company
MILRs OwEE and A. 7. TUCK, Agents
ONO. u Jeflerson street, Aemphis. Tenn
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State and County Taxes, 1871

TNEE Tax Books for 1871 are new in
L my possession, 1 viii collect Taxes at my
ONCE until the 10th day of January, ISzs
when the once viii positivelyb closed for the
purpose Of issuing Distress warrants
fer all uncoIIected taxes and reporting lands
for condemnation.
After the 10Th day Of January next, 1 will
Spend one or two days ia each District,
of which due notice viii be given, for the
Purpose of collecting unpaid taxes, and
issuing Distress Warrants against
Personal Property.
Tax Payers msst not expect or ask for
favor or extensions, rs none
will be granted
that do not come within the above notice,
Great and small rich and poor, shall fare
alike.
have bat one duty 10 perform,
and that is to collect the taxes according to
law know no other duty, and VIII make
noi2 VIM. MoLEAN, Tax Collector.
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ELECTRIC ECHOES.


Excise commissioner Pyburn, Of Brook
lyn, declines TO show his accounts to the
reform committee, except In the presence
OF reporters.
The Democratic State Committee of
LouisiRns, yesterday issued an address in
favor Of maintaining the party organize
ton and declining an alliance with either
wing Of the ruling party in Louisiana.
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Connolly despairs Of giving bail.
The Prince of Wales is convslescing.
The Queen has returned to Windsor.
The Grand Duke left New York fol-
West Point last night.
Fisk-Mansfeld were again in court yes
terday.
Three Of TWeed's bondmen threaten to
withdraw their names from his security.
Boutwell,, Belknsp and DelsnO were not
present a. tie cabinet meeting yesterday.
Charles O'COnnOr viii not defend the
SouEh Csrolinisns charged with ku-
kluxism.
General Chester A. Arthur, the newly
appointed collector OF the port of New
York, assumed his Office st hslf-psst nine
O'clocky esterday morning.
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Attachment Notice.

James Brown VS. Harris hhodes.
REFORE JAMES HALL, Justice OF the
ID Peace for Shelby county, Tennessee. IN
this case an attachment having been sued
out b. the plaintid against the defendant
uudor section Sl55 Of the code, and the same
having been duly returned into Court levied
by earnishmenl upon the money or property
OF the defendant In the hands Of one John
Bfpyon and he having answered that he
helI auch money or property OF the defend
ant, and afidavit having been made that the
da.endant is Justly indebted TO the plainti1 a,
avidenced BY account. in the sum o. one
hundred and eighty dollars and interest. sno
fhss fhe defsndknI is nonresident or the
State OF the Tennessee:
NJ Is theI eiore ordered By the Court, That
the defe ndant, Harris Rhodes appear before
ne. ~ my ofice. in the city OF Aempnls.
Teun.. on the 9Th day Of January, lesz ~ ~
O'clock 4. m, ana defend the same or the suit
VIII be procoaded with expai to; II Is fnfth
ordersd, that this pub icatlon pc meoe IN tns
Memphis Daily Appeal, q Newspaper pup
ushed ia the city Of Memphis, for four con.
secufiTe weeks nom this date the Ht
day OF December, Is7L -
B. Eatshtnson, Atty ior Pra, dsssst
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NOTICE.
vaIIabIe Cotton Plantation
&. T. & co,

7 OFFER for sale, near Mound City, in Crit
4 tenden county, Arkansas, a tract OF lant
containing nearly 1910 acres of rich, alluvta.
land, frosn 400 TO 800 acres in cultivation and
above any overflow, besides over 200 acres OF
dsadenlng, This valuable tract furnishes l00C
acres or more OF tllsble land, all of which
could be put in cultivation at q moderate out
lay OF capital, msking over a Thousand acre
farm, OF uneQusled value In this vicinity,
This plantation is distant about eight miles
from MemphiB-half by water to Mound Ctty
the balance by ridge road-and Is known as
the "Donegan, or island place, and with the
exception OF two hundred yards Of fencing, In
surrounded by Marion and Beaver Dam
lakes, which afford entire pro- ctiOn to the
farm from stock OF every kind.
There are no sand blows on the farm, the
entire cleared land setng on tne richest BLACK
Rlluvtum, producing as much cotton 81 corn
20 the acre as any land in this latitude.
These lands yielded last year from one to
one and quarter Dales 70 the acre,
In addition to this farm a cotton planta.
ton, there are now upon It between l2J and
l50 head OF bullOcks, fatJening upon the an.
cleared portion OF the place, and the corn
now growing upon IL. The purchaser can
bay sll the mules and other stock, together
with wagons and plantation utensils, at val
aat1on.
The owner is determined TO sell, from the
fact that the plantation requires more OF his
time than he can spare 70 It's successful man
agement.
properly unnecessary, "a the value OF the
plantation iB too well known 70 require it
Parties desiring to examine or 10 purchase
the plantation can apply to Messrs. Royster
TreEevant a Co., nay agents, at Memphis, o.
TO me st Huntsvtlle, Alabama.
J. !. DoNBGAN.
II not sold before thu irst Monday in De-
cember next, privately, /. viii be sold ON
that day at public sale, at the seal Estate Ex.
change OF koyster, Trezevsnt q Co., no. 40
iand can 6e seen and terms made Known " "a Al
ocGS ID.
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COPARTRERSHIP,

THE undersigned have associated them.
IL felves together, under the frm name of
Low, SCOTT & co. for the purpose of con-
Quoting a General brokerage and Om-
mission Business in the city OF Memp phiB,
Tenn. They pledge their patrons to give
strict personal attention to the execution OF
Cotton Orders ana other business com united
to their care. EDWIN h. Low,
WILLIAM J. SCOTT.
JOSEPH z. SDOTT.
By permission, refer TO
Messrs. VIM. +. Weld a Co., Boston, Mass.
Messrs. Manning sears,
Mr.. Robert scott,
Mr.. Thomas Howe,
Mr.. Joseph ). Fay,
Mr.. F. "A. Weld, Tr.,
Mr.. B. r. Weld, IT,,
Messrs. Kirkland, Chase q Co., Baltimore.
MeEsrs. Woods, Weeks & Co.,
Messrs. ", Crane a sons,
Messrs Z. D. Morgan & Co., New York.
Messrs. SpOn1rd, EROS. a Co, "
Mr.. ID. II. Baldwin,
Mr.. VIM. P. Campbell,
Mr.. Frederic Baker, No. so Broadway, n, Y.
Aessrs. by Sloan a sons, Philadelphia.
Messrs. Cochran, Russell & Co.,
Messrs. e. Leyering a Co., Baltimore.
NessTs D. U. Woods q Co.,
Memphis, Tenn, Decent Der !, ISL.
~ MI. JAMES Il. LOW, late of New Or
leans, La. has tuil power OF attorney to
transact business for as. He Will give his
personal attention in the execution Of cstton
orders and to sales of merchandise.
Low, SCOTT & co,
de2 No. 8 Madison street, Memphis, Tenn.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

HUPPERT-The friends and scqusintsnc5s S
OF NJ. HUPFERT are respectfully requested to
attend lis funeral from his residence, corner
Poplar street and Huppert's avenue. sunday
morning at 10 o clock. Carriages in attend
sncs at-Holst's, Main street.
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Also, on Same Day and Place
A CHANCE FOR
HOMES AND FORTUNES.
7 Lots on Union Street Extended.
"A Lots on Monroe Street Extended.
8 Lots on Madison Street Extended.

We invite the attention Of buyers who
want either q home or Investment a. small
present cost for large future value, TO the sale
Of the above list OF lots In the eastern envt-
rons, on the extension Of three OF the pr1n-
cipal and most central streets OF the city,
which Will be put up Lot by Lot, and sold
20 the HIGHE6r BlDDEk WITHOUT
RE6kRVE, NJ our Real Estate Exchange
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Aaer the routins, Mir. colquitts nom
sba oomnittee on the school funos TO-
nortsd tbat were In the hands Of the tros-
fee II he Bank OF Tennessees Win NE
- sasl fs5 snd the Dooey from the notes
coli.clea. S67 .z3i These sums nos Delng
the ssssis Of the bank, the trustee -
prepared 70 turn Them over on densnc 20
the COUNTS entitled 70 the same. Fflot
to the Wsr, S405, rs 10 was dcposlsea ~
the Bank OF Tenneszse 70 the crelut o. 1e
,Echool land diktricfH Neither s1e primer
"a nor TIE interest Of tEis sum bad besn
a6s eammiasss desired an exqresslon q
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4 HAVE invented q cotton pres whinh IL
4 suited to thu wAnfa Of the farmer. sfronE,
1fmpio IN Ar Gneeae ant and aaaily manaRod. ,
Mcclellan q 10, - H=-nt street; Shape n
3. oeEts, Il Monroe strasl; Thos. Alsxa1der,
lS new Madlaon 81, ,Who have tbs pres for sal6
n can testify 10 It's Importantly
q. " WsHWINHER0Au.
oot7 eaiiYaR, INN,
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OLIVER, FINHIE q CO.
10000 GASES Canned Fruits and Vege-
IaDIes, IN PART AS FOLLOWS:
5000 cases Tomatoes;
1000 cases Peaches;
1000 cases 0ystsrs;
500 cases assorted Pickles;
800 cases Strawberries;
300 cases Raspberries;
500 cases Pine Apple;
400 cases Corn;
100 cases Blueherrles;
100 cases Whortlsberries;
200 cases HOLSTERS,
so cases Salmon;
400 cases Iellies;
100 cases Brandy Cherries;
200 cases Brandy Peaches;
1900 cases asst Fruits and Vegetables;
OLIVER, FINNlE & 90.
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and Ground now occupied by DIR. Avent, No
SOB Vance street. The house, built in 1855,
contains nine rooms, conveniently arranged
with modern improvements. the lot bsing
AZ feet jront by depth OF l5O rect. win al
ley on west and south, under rent at $50 per
month to lst September next, which will be
allowed on the cash payment.
Also, the following vacant lots Lots % and
30, on west side Of Third, between Union
and G2yoso, 81 ~ 100 feet 'front.', running oack
loo feet to a 24.foot alley; lots 80 anu 20, on
east side Third, same front, " feet deep; lots
AZ and 4S, west side fernando, same 'front.' and
depth; lots As and IS, east side fernando,
same 'front.', extending to mtidls or Bayou
Gsyos0; lot q, 0lOck B, in Two lots of 30 feet
each. on Tekt side OF Tennessee street, run
ming TO the river; lot l, block 4, in two 30 ieet
lots, running back rs feet 10 the river-all
desirable properly, and sold free Of inrum-
brEnce. W, L. DUFF.
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thursday, December 9TH,

commencing at Il O'Clock. The lots are Of
ample dimension. fronting 80 feet by depth
o. 80 feet, and Will be sold Dy diagram shown
at sale. Terms-One-half cash. balance six
months with interest. Title perfect.
erty, with perfect titles, and put up 70 be
sold for what 1t VIII bring, We present TO real
estate purchaser az worthy OF special attsn-
ROYSTER, IRRELEVANT & Co.,
AHeiieaesEs.
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bly, shatl be made IN the year one ehou-.
sand eight hundred and seYentx-one.. snd