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A SALES.
SHERIFF'S SALE
OF
Washington & Third st. Property
Thursday. the aath Day ofostober.1 1872.

DYVIRTUE Of ansexecufion 70 me directed
ID from the First Circuit court Of Shelly
county, Tenuessee, I vii, on
Thursday. the 24fh Day ofOcfober, 1879.
in front Of my Office. IN the city Of Memphis.
i5l Second street. sell 70 the higuel bidder
for cash, all the right, title, claim. interest ana
estate Of Arhur X. Taylor being the estate Of
his life by courtesy, a. the surviving husband
Of susan r.. TAYLOR, deceEsedI in and 20 the
following described real estate. 1o-Uit:
The undivided third part Of p certain l1- Of
land lyInz and being situated ia Gre cliT OF
Memphis county Of shelby, state t IeuUe-
see, beginning az the intersection Of the E
line Of Third street with The north line o.
rs ashIuglsn street. running thence north
with The west Line Of Third street feet 90
"a stake; thence west and parallel with Wash
lugtOu street 49, feet 70 an alley. tlru-a
south and parallel with Third street and with
and upon the west line Of said alley e feet
10 the north line of ashIug1Ou street. hence
east and with the north line OF said washing
street 1879 feet 10 the place of beginning
70 satisfy said Judgment in favor ~ Barrel
Elsley & Eetchum. and against John Pittuau
and A. X. Taylor, FOR EJ 20, together Tlh Ln-
terest and cost.
sale TO commence az O'Clock am.
". j.. p. DOYLE.
Sheriff Of shelby County.
GE0EGE GTLHanf- ATTY for Plafu+EH- uDL
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RATCHELOKs' HAIR DYE.

UyHIS superb Hair Dye Is the best in the
/ wOrld-peTfectly harmless. reliable and IN
Simultaneous; no Disappointment no rdiou-
laus tints or dfsagreeabie OdOr. Ihc-genuine
VIM. A. Batchelor's hair Dye produces lmme-
diateIy a splendid black or natural brOWn-
leaves the hair clean, soft beautiful; does not
contain o particle Of lead or injurious COM
pouud. sold by all druggists. Factory 40
BOND STREET. n. Y. oetb
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DYVIRTUE Of ansexecutiOu 70 me directed
ID from the First Circuit Court OF shelly
c0unIv. Kill. j VII. On
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AUGUSTA, GA, November l. 1859.

Or. Vim Il. Tut:
SrR-Fo several years past I have oeen
subject to bilious attacks, and always was a
firm believer that there was no remedy 10 lhe
complaint but mercury, until about q year
and "a half ago, as an experiment, tIed your
Vegetable Liver Pills, and was agreeaply sur-
prised to find that they accomplished al the
results. and more besides, OF blue mass or
calomel, without any OF their bad effects. 1
was alwaysan unbelieyerm patent medicines,
but can say this for your pills; mat slnce 1
commenced using them I have mol taken a
particle Of mercury IN amy shape, and 4 con-
slider this fact an important one, and one that
those who are in the habit OF taking mercury
for bilious diseases can properly appreclale- 4
cordially recommend them as the best Liver
Medicine ever introduced. Yours etc.,
Z. Il. GRAY, 29 Broad street.
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re- The Society will have a General Agent,
Will take special care and give particular
attention to all Stock and articles On exhibit
ton at the Fair.
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Pronounced By Connoisseurs
sTHE ONLY GOOD SAUCE"
Itimproves appetite and digestion, and II
is unrivalIed for It's flavor. We are directed
bv MeSsrs. r & PERKINS 10 prosecute all
parties making or vending counisrielts.
John DuECAE's SONS.
nc5 AGENTS, New York.
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~ a WDNIAsI III -"
E CASE GOODS.

So Merchants Will do well 10 Examine our
slnck halnra n~nrckasinn elseWhere. aus
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CHANCERY 6 LIE.
Sale of Real Estate
satmdnr. Ootober ID. Is12

No. E4,N N. Rim the First Chancery Court OF
shelby county, Tennessee-B. II. Waddell
for use, ETC., John simmons vs.. B. r. Boon
ct al.
10y virtue OF a decree for sale entered in the
ID above cause, May p, 1871, i viii sell at
public auction, to he highest bidder, in front
Block, Second street, in the. city OF Memphis,
on
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is offered for the best pigeon shooting ;
Match on FRIDAY; entrance fee, IS.
Best general display Of Flowers, Plants
and Shrubs from the greenhouse and
garden, including Plants in Pots, Gut
lowers Oquets and Eyergreens------.&O %
Best general display of Canned Fruits,
Preserves. Jellies, Pickles, Catsups,
etc, made in southern States--.------- 50 90
Best Suit OF Ge-utlefnaLs Clothing, made
by a Lady, including Coat, Pants and
Best display Of Quilts and Comforts
(hOme-made), 70 include silk, cotton
and IS %
Best display OF Embroidery by a South
ern Lady, to include specimens Of silk,
wool and 90
Best and most tasty Calico Dress, made
by a southern S %
Best display OF k...---...... . 90
Best general display Of Artificial Flowers . 70
Best display Of Hair WOrk.--.-...-.--. % 10
Best SOuthern-made ....--..... 50 90
Best Pictorial Worsted Tapestry.-----.... IS %
Best Historical Painting, in oil, by a
~SOutherner tOrig1nIl design --.--....-. 50 90
designj.- Is 90
IS %
Best Painting in water cOlOrs Original
J.. G. BALLENTINE, President.
LEON. TRoUsDALE Secretary. sells saw
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LEA& SAUCE.

DR.. rUrr's HAIR DYE ACTS LIKE MAGIC.
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noURT.

More diseases are The result Of the derange-
ment Of the Liver than nom an other ctuse.
When that organ is diseased every ptft % t.S
system sympathises with IL, and general pros
tration and decline is the result. Inc pest
safest and speediest remedy for Liver ooh4-
plant, aud all the diseases tlaL IoAoMl Is
fI-TTs VFGFTABLE LIVER PILLS They
are peculiarly adapted to the climate oI the
south. They are sold by druggists everywhere.
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INDISPENSABLE ARTICLES

NOR economy in fuel, durability in metal,
10 cleanliness aud care OF management, there
is nothing superior.
WRrm Air FURNACES are for heating balls,
Dwellings, Churches and Stores.
Cooking Ranges are for Dwellings, Res
taurants and Hotels.
y WETTER q CO., Sole Agents,
Nos. ls and IS MONROE STREET. MEMPHIs.
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md Master.
and Il.
nj. SELF sat
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In Supreme Court at jackson.


No. I0l, n. C. D@TOseph B0ro VS.. Mary As.
Hartley and j. II. Hartley.
DTVIRTUE Of a decree pronounced by tho
ID Supreme Court Of Tennessee, AZ acksUu
June 10th, l,I2- in this cause i VIII sell to- the
highest bidder, in front Of the Fins and Sec
oud Chaucery Court Rooms, IN second street,
in the city Of Memphis, On
Friday, the First Day Of November. Isza.
within legal hours. the real estate in said de-
cree mentioned and described as follows. Lot
No. one u I'm Block No. 50I on the southeast
corner OF linden and DeS0tO streets, in the
city Of Memphis shelby couuty. Tennessee.
Terms Of sale: Seven credit, pur-
chaser required OeXecute note with approved
personal security, and q lien retained upon
the lot until said note is paid Equity Of re-
dempuOu barred.
JOHN H. FREEMAN. Clerk.
II. CLAY KING, EsTEs &~JACRsON, solicitors
Fnw EorunTafmunE 81
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50 90
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BREECH-LOADING SHOTGUN

miums, which they have concluded to odeT
viz:
A Magnificent DOUBLE-BARRELED
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~NOn-Resident Notice.

b. A. COLE, CLERK and Master.
Henry, Deputy e.. ana 81.
well, Sol. for cOupl'ufs. Isel0 tn
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Thursday, she aath Day Of Oetober, Isz
In Supreme Court at Jackson.

Sale to commence at eleven O'Clock am.
". j.. j.. DOYLE.
sheriff of shelby County
H. CUMMINGS, Atty for Plaintiffs Oct
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Master.
NaIZfnu
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EDUCATION.
ST. Louis Law School

nv Departnenti WasuInRIon UniVeTslIy.I
THE Regular Annual Term Of this Law
Der Q. 1872. Full cOurse, two termssix
months each. Students admitted 20 the Senior
Class on examination, by application on or
before October 8, ls72. Tuition fee, So for first
year; $50 for second year-including use OF
library. For particulars, address q. NJ. STEM
ART Dean OF Faculty, or Henry HITCHCOCK,
Provost Law Department. 81. Louis, Mo. SEQ
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SHERIFF'S SALE
SUBURBAN LANDS.

DY VIRTUE OF a ueHdHi9nf eruanas 70 ms
- directed from the First Circuit Court of
shelby county. Tennessee. in the case Of
James y. calhoun, guardian OF T. Y. Cal
hOun- d. B. J. +. Callouu and W..
II. Calhoun and against samuel T. Gardener,
susan A. Payne, now lutermarried with II. p
WIIifOrd. and Henry d. WIuffOrd. for the
sum o. eleven hundred and six dollars and
siEty-fOur cents with legal Interest from date
Of Judgment besides part OF suit, amounting
TO sixteen dollars and sixty cents viii, on
Thursday, fhe 24fh Day Of October, Iszs.
IN front OF my Office, 81 Second street. in the
bidder, Tor cash, the fol owing described real
estate levied On as the property OF defendant
Susan A. Payne, uow Mrs II. 3. NLL1Ortt To-
wit:
Lot No 8, in the subdivision OF the estate
o. Constantine Payne, deceased. made under
"a decree Of the Chancery court OF the city OF
Memphis, ly1ug about three and a half miles
east Of the city Of Memphis. between the NeW
and Old Raleigh roads, BEGINNING al a stake,
which IS the starting point south . degree
west II unks from q sWeet-Eum tree marked
H. thence south Il chains and - links 20
astake; thence east with the south line of au
avenue Scnains andSf links to astake; thence
north " chains and 63links to stake on south
Of Lot Noe Of the same subdivision, thence
west chains and s. links. to the beginning
the same as described in Registers once Of
shelby county, Book So part nrst, pages
and 70. To satisfy said Judgment, interest and
cost
sale to commence at eleven O'Clock am.
W. j.. j.. DOYLE.
sheriff Of shelby County.
III. CUMMINGS, Atty for Plaintiffs Oct
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Four miles from the City Of Mem
phis, for Tx Days, Commencing
MONDAY, OCT. q, ~,
And to Close October 20, 1872.

THE FAIR GROUNDS ARE BEAUTIFUL
i Iy situated on the Memphis and Charleston
Railroad, and ample transportation is pro-
vided for visitors by the Southern Security
company, at cents the round "Trip, during
the Fair.
The Premium List Is very complete, espe-
cial attention being paid 10 The exhibitions
by Planters and Farmers, and 70 every kind
Of Domestic and Homemade Product and
Ladies' HandiWurk.
Splendid Premiums for Paintings by native
artists and amateurs
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e5th Day Of October. 1s7a.

at 10 o clock am, state the Final Account Of
settlement OF BenOn Harris, as adniuistra-
or Of the estate OF Levi LOWranee, deceased.
This September 26, 1872,
JAMES REILLY, Clerk.
By ]. II. CULLEN, Deputy Clerk.
q "a NVfnrharfar afrHg FOR A Tnrr raaqT ri
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Saturdar. October ae. 1s7s.

within legal hours, the following described
property, tO-wit:
Part Of Block No. II, in the W. z. Butler ad-
ditiOn in south Memphis: Beginning at a
point on the north side Elliott street, $50 sest
east OF the intersection Of said street with De-
soto street; thence eastwardiy with the line
Of Elliott street 4I8 feet 10 a stake; thence
nOrthwardly to the north boundary line OF
Block No. Is in Buffers division; thence
Westwardly 50 feet 8 inches 70 a stake; hence
sOuthwardly "a feet to the beginning.
Also, Lot No. and a part OF Lot No. :, In
Block No. Al, in south Memphis, and beginsat
southwest corner Of Lot No.s IN said Block
No. Al, on ST. Marin street; thence north
wardly, with the east line of st. Martin street,
y feet Z inches; thence e~astwardly and paral-
lei with Vance street TO the bayou thence
sOuthWardly with the bayou about Y feet z
inches to the southwest corner OF said Lot No.
s; theuce with the south line Of Lot No.
westBaldly a4 feet tothe beginning, being all
OF Lot Noe and l2E festof Lot No.
Also, Lot No. 90, In Block No. -, In John
Overton S subdivision Of his one hundred and
eighty-one acre tact In south Memphis, and
fronting 90 feet on the south side Of Clay
street, and running back 10 feet.
Terms OF Sale-On a credit Of seven and
twelve q and ~ months; purchasers to exc
cute notes, with approved securities; lien 70
be retained till same are paid. Equity Of re-
demption barred. This September IS. 1872.
i. 4. COLE, Clerk and Master.
CAN'T & Mcdowell and G. +. Bullock, So
.~licit0rs. SEES
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Anrtnn Sales.
MARYLAND AVENUE PROPERTY,
27 GOOD LOTS,
All PUBLIC sALE.

On Maryland Avenue, and near all the Railroads
centerlng In wilmington,
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n tie Items.

The Catholics Of Dover expect to dedicate
their new church on Christmas day
Partridges are 80 numerous this year that they
may be heard all Ov.r Dover, and on Sunday one
Dew into the Capital Hotel
gentleman nAued Smaey. OF Christiana
New Castle county, has made $4,000 gallons of
elder up to the present time.
Mrs, Rev. G. A. Pi Gbus. Of Smyrna, is a reg
ular contributor to t 10 LdGys RepOsitdry, Hearth
and Home, and other leading periodicals.
The canning factories Of Dover and Camden.
70 in number, employing more than 1000
nds, will put up about 900 quarts of fruit
TINS year
Prof. @. Morton, of Smyrna, has removed to
Florence. N. j.. where he has taken graded
school Himself and family have the respect
and we'll wishes OF tue Smyrnatss.
Rev. Mr.. Sqnier, oi Port Deposit, Md, was,
at the recent session Of the New Castle Presby-
tery appointed to supply the Presbyterian pull
pit OF smyrna for three months, unless minis
ter should be regularly called.
Two pedestrians started to walk from Dover
TO Bowers Beach. II miles on Saturday, on a
wager. Each took Nlth him shot gun and am
munition. About the time they were due at the
beach they returned TO Dover having abandoned
the walk on the way by mutual consent.
No s. 8. Inetituts for Dover District, Whining
ton NJ. t. Conference, was held on the appointed
aay, owing to the removal Of ministers appointed
to conduct It, The vacancies have been supplied
by the appointment of Revs. r. W. Todd aud ID
O. RidgAwAy. and the meeting will be held at
Milford on the 9th inst.
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WILMINGTON, DEL, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1879
THB wIFR'H BEUAUsE.
BIT ADELAInk PROCTOR.

1t is not because your heart ia mine--mine only
Mine alone;
It n. because you chose me, weak and lonely,
Fdr your owE;
Not bscause The ear, is fairer and the skis
Spread above you
Are more radiaLt r hs Inning nf your eyea,
That love you.
1t ia not because the worlds perplexed meaning
G.lNs mole clear
Ana the paTapets o. heaven, with angels leaning,
Seem more pear;
And nature sings of praise with all her vfices
sino1 you spoke.
Since with my silent heart tn t n"w reJolces
L We hwoke,
Not even beesu your hand holds heart AMI life
At your will,
Soothing, hus ing all It's di-cord, making strife
Calm and still;
Teaching Trast 70 fold her wings, nor even roam
FIR m her nest;
Telling Love that her securest safest home
Must DO rest.
Because this human love, though pure and sweet
Yours and mine
Has been sent BY love more tsnder, more complete
More divine,
That II leads our hearts at Ia - reat In heaven
Far above yOa,
Do l take thss IS gift that God has given
Amt love you.
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Phila.clphIa Topics.


Fred Douglass spoke at the wigwam last
night.
The Centennial course of lectures opened
Last evening
The Coroner Id 90 inquests in September,
sI1 OF which were homocides.
H Lippincott has heen appointed to DR..
PArrishs position in the Board OF Drug Examin-
srs.
Jacob spielburgers slaughter house, with
twenty hogs, two horses and COW, was burned
Wednesday.
The Reading n r. has established q special
express along the III in line and branches and
New York city.
Henry Moore professional, was captured
on Wednesday. inst alter he had captured well
allied pocket book.
Curtin. who ba- recovered his health, and
lost his influence, will Curtin lecture the Demo-
srats Saturday evening.
-President Graut has promised to visit the
different mauufact ri 's after the excitement Of
the campaign wears away.
--Jno. Il. Boyl''- liquor warehouse, at 221
South Front street vas burned yesterday. n.
Oookrill & Sons st OK of tobacco, next door, was
badly damaged.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-04
Political Intelligence.

General N. =. Banks was renominated for
Congress yesterday by the Democratic and Lib
sral Convention Of the Fifth Massachusetts Dis
trot George f. Very was nominated by the
Democratic and Liberal Convention OF the Fifth
Massachusetts District
John @. enjamin has been nominated for
Congress by the Republicans of the Twelfth
Missouri District.
Edward Daniels editor of the Richmond State
journal was nominated for Congress YESTERDAY
bv the Republicans of the Alexandria District OF
Virginia.
The Democrats and Liberals OF the Eleventh
Ne York District have renominated Clarkson
N. Potter for Congress.
Republican meeting was hsld in Tamaqua
last evening, said to be 1.-The largest ever held
in SchuylkIll county" Governor Perham of
haine, and Col DC. iltree OF Texas, were the
principal speakers
Secretary Delano addressed very large Re-
publican meeting at Reading last evening".
Governor Geary is addressing large meetings
In the Sehuylkill coal region In favor Of the
election OF Hartranft. He spoke at Mahanoy
City on Wednesday evening, and at Shenandoah
aud Girardville yes' rdAy.
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(orundHm.

NOT ooNuNDRuM-wHAT IT Is AND wuEnE FOUND
-GaEAT DISCOVERY IN CHESTER COUNTY A
MINE OF WEALTH.
When you talk to folkaiabout Oorundum, they
don't understand you. But we have been study
ing up. Corun dum-we learn-"ha been in
use, four thousand years or more, (perhaps we
may safely say $50 years) 1t is very hard in
fact the next hardest substance to the diamond,
and will reduce to powder all known materials
in Nature except that King of gems. 1t has
been vaiiously known as Armenian Mhetstone
Adamantine Spar, and Aluminium, In its crys-
talized transparent form, 1t Is known as tho
Oriental SAPPHIRE, Ruby, Topaz, and Emerald,
these gems being all pure Alumna, colOred by
different proportions OF oxide OF iron.
Uorundnm is Of great value in the Arts, being
used for grinding, cutting aud polishing pur-
poses like the dust Of diamond aud emery. Ii
is supposed that this was the material used by
tho AncenIs III cutting and polishing their moh-
umental worhs,upon which tho inro1ptions, after
the lapse OF ages, remain 30 sharp aud distinct,
owing to the wonderful hardness OF the st ne.
Our stone-cltters, in thcse days, says Wendell
Phillips IN bis lecture On the Lest Arts, have
no tools, however line their temper, capable Of
cutting 80 hard material.
So much for oorludum Now for further facts.
We are informed, upon good authority, that
three gentlemen of tms ate owned farm in
Newliu township Uheser OOuhty, on which for
many years eorundum mas been found In deli ach.
ed pieces. Early in september, they discovered
upon their farm a magnificent rein Of this mate
rial, and they now have Jfron' forty 10 tUty tons
eLDOSei
This is a wonderful discovery. It's Importance
will be comp euded when we stale that Tor
many years tile market prlce of coruudum has
been about fifty ceuts per pound, the supply
heing msagre, and the article being very difficult
| TO o6taiu al any pIic" 1hIs 10 at tho rate OF
| one Thousand dollars par ton Wha5 Is Oafor-
| mia compared with thus Newlin is the true El
| Dorado Hurrah for Corundum
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-04
Marine News.
Reported for the Commercial.
ArriudLs
PoRr OF WILMINGTON. Oct. 4


ArriudLS
PoRr OF WnanNaToN, Oct. 4.
Barge, Yankee Sailor of Port Carbon, from
Ski Haven. with coal to James Murphy.
Barge, Martha Of Baltimore, Miles, from
Baltimore with coal to Ohas. Warner d. Co.
Sch Sarah Parks Of Camden N. j. Marthup
from Phlladephia with lEmber to II. L. Tatnai &
Co Weldon aud Sane.
Sch Aunie of Philadelphia johnson, from
Richmond with assorted cargo to Lobdell car
wheel Co.
Sch. Ella Rickmau of Wilmington, Hughes
from Cross Cut Ditch with oysters.
Slooop Auna A. Willis of Philadelphia Grant
lin from klrks Landing with building sand to
Jessup & Moor
Barge Mary, of Wilmington, Lamborn, from
Philadelphia with mdse to Chas Warner Il Co.
Barge Robt. Irwin of Philad slphii, Kelley,
from Schuylllll Haven, With coal to Il. f. Pic
kles Il Co
Sloop Jesse Hiles, of Wilmington, Hickman,
from Bombay Hook, with building sand to Wm.
z. Karr.
Sloop Jesse L. Rutter. of Tuckerton, y. j.,
Rutter, from Egg Island with oysters
Sloop Handy, of Dividing Creek, Wiokward,
from Fishers creek with oysters
Sloop Lucy. of Brandywine, Christie, from
Bordentown with moulding sand to Diamond
State Iron Co.
Barge Geo. W. Wright of Bristol, from Ran
coeas creek with moulding sand.
Barge Emma OF Wilmington. Morrow, from
Philadelphia, with mdse to Geo, W. d lsh.
Barge A. G. Hopkins, from Lock Haven with
lumber to Qlinby & Kent.
Barge Geul. Segel of Leighton Beckendorn
from Mauch Chunk, with coal to Lobdell Car
Wheel Co.