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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-10-27

As many persons dscredited their extraordnal
of other advertised remedies-and some believed it
impossible for simple medicines made only from vegn
table subsanceS-rOOtS. herbs &c.ShOuld possess suN
marvellous power. Yet they readily comprehend
that the simple grasses of the field after undergoing
the chemical process of dtllatiO designed by
the COW and churn, furni hes us with butter-cer
talnly the most abundf mt fat, caOrc heat making
bone, tissue, muscle, sinew and blOod-making
stUCnts for the human body.
But when those people who first doubt the efficacy of
these remedies their they cccOme their
most earnest advocates.
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SECOND PRESBYTERIAN There will
be- services at the Second Presbyterian Church
by the Pastor, Rev. n: Bachman; Subject
in the morning, THE Sealing of the Spirit"
in the evening, Baptism of the Spirit
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Prices naked down to make room for a new
stock. j. y. RAYL,
N27-tf
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TELEGRAMS IN BRIEF.

Little Rock shivered yesterday.
1t was showing in Cincinnati at half
past one o'clock this morning.
James Hadley, Professor of Greek at
Yale College, died yesterday morning.
Bismarck is i'll at Warren, and one of
his physicians has left Berlin to attend
him.
At Little Rock Wednesday the Repub-
licans eXulted considerably over their re-
cent triumph.
Bullion in the Bank Of England has
decreased during the week thirty-six
thousand pounds.
Goldsmith Maid and Lucy have ar
rived at Philadelphia Gust in time for
"Old Eppi'') from California.
The publication of twenty-sevenn news
papers was discontinued by the Boston
fire-their establishments being des-
troyed.
The trial Of young Fuel, at Brents-
vile, Virginia, for the murder of James
+. Clark, charged with abducting the
formers sister, resulted in a verdict Of
not guilty.
DR.. E. G.. Bradley, a well-known
physician at Toledo, Ohio, was found
dead in his room, Anderson's Block,
yesterday morning. Cause of death not
yet known.
The Relief Committee of Boston yes
terday adopted resolutions thanking the
people Of the country for expressions OF
sympathy, and announce that offers of
pecuniary aid have been accepted.
The Petsall coal mine, in Staffordshire,
suddenly inundated while the men were
at work. Eleven miners were rescued,
but twenty-five remain in the mine, and
there Is little hope that they will be
saved.
An enthusiastic railroad mass meeting
was held last night at Georgetown, Col
orado, at which addresses were deliv-
cred by Governor Evans, Hon. II. NJ.
Teller, and other distinguished railroad
projectors.
Extensive arrangements are making
at Washington for the "coronationn
next fourth Of March, and it is intended
that the affair shall excel in pomp and
regal display any that have heretofore
transpired.
Bids for gold at New York yesterday.
amounting to 1886, 900, was 1l2 3S-100
to ll3 25-l00. The government seller
advertised the amount Of 81 200, COO at
1l3 15-l00 to 1l9 25-l00. Specie ship
ments were 81 100000.
Lieutenant-Co Colonel Atherton H. Ste
vens, lr., died at his residence at East
Cambridge, Massachusetts, yesterday.
He was the first Union officer who en-
tered Richmond, Virginia, and received
the surrender Of that city from Mayor
Mayo.
Shipments by rail Of coke and oil at
Cincinnati have been stopped on account
Of the horse plague, which is spreading.
There has been very few deaths from IL.
Tn, Louisville Mail Company has laid
up one packet TO await the disappear
ance Of the disease.
A Denver telegram states that gen.
tlemHn has arrived at Santa Fe with
stone OF the ruby species, weighing six
teen carsts in rough state, and that
when cut IL viii weigh about twelve
carats, and value az seventy-five thou
sand dollars. The same dispatch SAYS
that the gentleman exhibited two other
stones Of immense value, which he sue
ceeded ia getting polished at Santa Fe.
He was offered a round SUM for his
treasures, but could not be induced to
part with any but the ruby.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, November IA meeting
o. the Deputies Of the Assembly
belonging TO the Right Wing and
4 s tCenteT, was held tonight. A Goa
litiOn Of the Conservative factions in the
Assembly was agreed to, and a resolu-
ti1n adopted declaring that while thew
recognize the imp0ssibility Of the res
toraiOn Of the Monarchy, they hold
that the issue lies between the Conserva-
tives and Radicals demanding pledges
from the President that he viii adhere to
strictly 20 the Conservative line Of policy,
aud warning him that he can no longer
have their support should he refuse 70
give theassurances required.
Tn the Assembly the bill 10 reform the
jury system was debated A deputy
took occasion 20 remark in the course o.
his peech that the Republic was definite
ly established, and was instantly in
terrupted by exelamations from all sides,
aud it was some time before the agita-
ton subsided.
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DESTRUCTION.
The Storm King and Fire Fiend Combine
in the Work Of Destruction
Startling Intelligence from
Over the Mater.

LONDON, November 14.-The gale OF
Wednesday was exceedingly severe on
the Prussian coast. At Strasland seven
vessels were sunk in the harbOr. The
town was inundated, and at the hight Of
the storm a fire broke out among the
warehouses, which spread rapidly, and is
still burning. Several lives are reported
lost, and many persons were injured.
A later telegram says the storm has
abated and the water is subsiding. The
fire, after destroying several large build
ings, has been extinguished. The inun-
dation extended along the entire coast.
Details OF the storm and disaster have
not yet come to hand, but the damage
done on the seq and shore must be i'm
mense.
The heavy gales on the British coast
yesterday, caused the wreck Of many
vessels, including the barks Jarge and
Hiawatha. Fifty lives are known to be
lost, and its number win be increased by
reports Of additional disasters.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, November liking Amad-
eus is confined TO the palace by Illness
The EpOca, in its issue Of to-day,
calls the attention Of the government to
what il terms the gravity Of the situa-
ton at The government arsenal near
Cadiz, where. as stated in a recent letter
in its columns, a conspiracy has been
discovered. The EpOcd fears serious
trouble among the men engaged
there, and urges the government TO take
precautiOn for the instant suppression Of
any dislOyal sentiment. II Is feared that
there D. an understanding between the
men IN the arsenal and disafected par
ties I'd Cadiz.
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Indiana LaRfNInfure.

INDIANAPOLIS, November 14.-Gov-
.ernor Baker delivered his message to
the Legislature in joint convention this
afternoon. He recommends that pro-
vision be made at this session Of the
Legislature for the calling Of a eonven-
tion TO revise the constitution of the
State. He also recommends the build
ing Of two additional hospitals for The
insane, and enlarging the present in
stitute for the education Of the blind, and
also &c provide for the completion Of the
House Of Refuge and other public
buildings Of the State.
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Railroad L,tirat,op.

DENVER, COL, November l4.-In the
District Court to-day, decision was rem
dered in the cases OF the Kansas Pacific
railroad against the Union Pacific rail-
road, for one million dollars damage,
and TO prevent the Union Pacific from
discrimination against the Kansas Paci-
fc. The pleading Of the Uniol Pacific
in the first case, was that this court had
no Jurisdiction without their voluntary
appearance, was overruled by Judge
Wells, but their pleading Of improperly
Of summons in the second case was sls-
tanned and the case dismissed.
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KANSAS CITY, November 14.-Kaw
township, Of this county, voted a sub
scriptiOn Of one hundred thousand dol
lars, yesterday, to branch Of the Atchi-
son, Topeka and Santa Fe railroad, from
this city to Lawrence, to be built on the
south side Of the Kaw river to Lawrence,
where it viii unite with a road being
built from Topeka to that city. It is
expected, wheli completed, TO become
the main line Of the Atchison, Topeka
and Santa Fe railroad, making this city
its eastern terminus.
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CUBA.

HAVANA, November 14.-The Insur-
gents attacked the San Ramor planta-
tatiOn near Manserllo, burning the place,
and carrying of about forty persons en-
plOyed there. The troops are in pursuit.
The Insurgents attacked Laeasimba,
near TuantanamO, and sacked three
stores, and made OFF with their booty.
The troops attacked and defeated the
Insurgents on the following day. Gavi
O1regan says the Insurgents intended to
raid on Plains and Guantanamo, but
owing 70 their defeat it Is now i'm
possible.
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BRITISH INDIA.

BOMBAY, November 14-Lord North
brook, Niceroy Of India, now visiting
Bombay for the first time, on his arrival
in the city had most brilliant reeep-
ton. His Lordship will hold public
audience Saturday, when many Of the
Indian sOvereigns and princes viii be re-
ceived. Great preparations are making
for the ceremony, which viii be accom-
panied by all the egorgeousness of display
usual on such occasions in India.
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS.

GALVESTON, November 14-Cotton active
good ordinary, l69i5zc; net receipts, 2OSi
bales; exports 10 Great Britain, l6i6 bales;
sales to-day, 1870 bales; stock, 45,8T bales. /.
MOBILE, November I4.-Cotton firm and
advanced; good ordinary, l71zc; low mid
ding, lsc; middling, lS1zc; net receipts, 9l2
bales; exports coastwise, ~ bales; sales, 1000
bales; stock, 2S,03l bales.
SAVANNAH, November 14.-Cotton strong,
with good demand; offerings light; good ordi-
nary, l79sc; low middling, 1875; middling, ,ls5a9
lSs4c; net receipts, 34 bales; exports to conti-
dent 446l bales; sales, 1890 bales; stock, 10,SS6
bales
CHARLESTON, November l4.-CottOn mar
ket quiet; holiday, and no business doing;
middlings nominal, no prices; net receipts,
2l49 bales; exports to continent, $3.50 bales;
Great Britain. rs halas: stock. 81. 1876 lales.
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Chancery Sale Of Real Estate
Saturday, December :, 1879.

No. 572, Il. D.-A. 7. shsplegh ct a. VS..
Charles Holschuk et Al.
DY virtue OF an order OF sale entered IN this
ID cause, j viii sell, at public auction, TO the
highest bidder, in front Of the door OF the
Second Chancery tonrt-hOuse, on Second
street, Memphis, Tennessee,
On Saturday, December z, 1872,
within legal hours, the following described
real estate, tO-wit:
situated in Memphis, shelby county, Ten
nessee; thus described and beginning On the
northwest corner OF an alley ON Front street
or Clinton street forty-seven 90 feet from he
southwest corner Of Bolton & Dickens lot I;
thence northwardly forty-seveu on feet to
Bolton Dickens lot; thence with Bolton &
Dickens line ehstwardly one hundred and
twenty-five feet, six inches ~ feet, G inches
to a stake; thence southwark forty-seven 81
feet TO an alley thence with the north line OF
safd alley one hundred and twenty-five feet,
six inches Q22 feet, G inchesl 10 the place OF
beginning, bein5 known upon X. Topp's plan
OF South MemkSis as lot Nos II aud IS, in
block No. ls, in county lot No. s9l.
Terms Of Sale-on q credit Of seven mo1ths; Z;
purchaser executing note With approved se-
curity; lien retained; equity OF redemption
barred. This November l4, 1872.
M. d. i. STEW RT, isrE and Mater.
Humes & Postoni soils, for compln'ts. noi5
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WASHINGTON, November 14.-On
the lower lakes and thence over the
Middle States, clearing, clear and cold
weather, with northwesterly winds viii
New England. From the Ohio river
southwark over the Gulf and South At
lantic States, clearing and clear weather
with fr0sts and nOrthwesterly winds, ex-
tending 10 Texas. In the Northwest
and thence to the Ohio Valley and
Michigan, northerly to westerly winds,
occasional snow and rain, cloudy but
clearing weather. Warning signals re-
main at Buffalo, Rochester and Oswego.
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WHEELING, November 14.-The epi-
zootic has spread considerably inthis sec
ton during the past twenty-four hours,
owing TO the hesitancy Of horse-owners.
1t is difficult to ascertain precisely to
what extent this section is affected. The
reports from parties indirectly connected
is to the effect that there are a large
number Of cases in the city, and the dis
ease is steadily on the increase.
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WASHINGTON, November "A. The
Mixed Commission on American and
English claims, to-day, awarded claims
amounting to thirty-nine thousand dol
lars in gold, to be paid by the United
States TO Great Britain, principally for
property belonging TO British subjects
destroyed OF seized by the Union forces
during the war.
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HAMBURG, November IA very
severe rain and snow storm, accom-
panied bya heavy gale has prevailed in
this section Of Germany for several days.
Iue telegraph wires have been pros
trdted in al directions. The country is
flooded, and at Lubec the customhOuse
and many warehouses are submerged.
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CNCISNATI, NOvemberl4.-The agent
OF the Cincinnati Branch Of the H.ma
Insurance Company has received the
following dispatch from l.. J. Hendle,
dated Hartford, November y:
Boston losses will not exceed fifteen
hundred thousand dollars. This can be
relied ON
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, November 1.-THE Com.
mon Council have voted resolutions Of
regret for the confiagration at Boston
and sympathy for the inhabitants Of the
city, and for the whole American peo-
pie, under what can be no less than a
national calamity.
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Barring Bros, Drexel, Morgan & Co,
and other London firms have instructed
thelr American agents TO contribute to
the relief Of the sufferers by the fire In
Boston. AT meeting yesterday in Bos-
ton England, measures were taken to
secure contributions for the same pur-
pose. London Il also moving, and Iner-
chants win remit direct.
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BANGOR, November l4.-The stock
holders Of the Eastern Insurance Com
pany to-day subscribed a sufficient
amount TO pay all losses by the Boston
fire and enable the company to continue
business
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FROM THE CABLE.
PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, November 1.-THE Official
Journal intimates to estimate that the
EmperOr's bill received a majority in
.ne Upper House Of Diet, by appointing
a sufficient number Of life peers if ne
cessaEy TO carry the County Reform bill.
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DIED.

JONES-On November llth, at 10 o'clock
pm, at Lafayette Depot, Tennessee, J. hun
TER JONES, formerly OF Ripley, Mississippi.
a resident for several years, having been
engaged in the mercantile business, and much
endeared to the people; highly respected and
much beloved by all who knew him. To
know him was to love him." He is not
dead but sleepeth." The community has lost
a good citizen; the wife and children kind
and affectionate husband and father. His
friends deeply mourn his loss.
J. D. Pe$rne
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NEW ORLEANS, November I4.-29,-
054 votes in Orleans parish are counted
-Greeley's net majority $500. No
new developments regarding Returning
Board matter is before the courts.
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MARRIED..

DUNN-PICK ETT-At the residence of the
brides father, Colonel Ed. Burke Pickett, Mr..
JohN A. DUSE, Of Greenville, Miss, and Miss
n. ID. PICKETT.
JOHN is a merchant, and knows that by
meeting his bills promptly he viii not be an
noyed with many little dtmns. W.
COLLIER-TREZEVAN the residence
OF the brides father, November 18th, Mr.. WIN.
ARHsTEAD COLLIER and Miss ALICE TREZE-
Want
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DETROIT, MICH, November 1.-THE
propeller st. Paul and schooners Fran
els, Palms and Sweetheart are ashore at
Duluth. The Palms is a total loss.
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clerks in country stores who could man
age the national finances just about az
well AS Boutwell, does.
Mrs. O'Leary wondess "if thin Bos-
ting sDalDeens will be after sbwaariD0
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A heavy wind sent a score Of boats to
the bank between Cairo and st. Louis,
Thursday.
Rumor says Dan Rice has bought the
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House Of the Courtes has passed the flrst
clause Of the Mortgage Bank bill, by a
vote Of one hundred and twenty-six
against fifty-eight.
There is trouble at VittOria, the capi-
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EoR RHNT.

Until the LIST Of September next, the first
" class COTTON WAREHOUSE, corner Of
Third and Union streets, recently occupied by
W. q. Parker. For terms apply 70 the under
81 led, at ChickasaW Press.
nol5 PARKER & CRAWFORD.
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sss, sssisffIu1-, ss
December, M, at 10 o'closk am, and defend
this suit, or the same VIII be proceeded with
published once q week, for four consecutive
weeks, in the Memphis Daily Appeal.
JAMES HALL. p,
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GENERAL SUMMARY.


Full Returns from New Hampshire.
CONCORD, November 14.-Full returns
from this State give Grant five thousand
four hundred and thirty-nine majority.
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STEAMBOAT DISASTER.
Steamer st. Hary's Sunk In Eighteen
Feet Water near "PAciilc Place."
Few Miles above Memphis
One OF the Crew Missing,

/ CINCINNATI, November IA C7sron-
fcle special says that the steamer St.
/ Mary's, which left Memphis for Cincin-
natl last night with one hundred and
sixty bales of cotton and ten passen-
gers, struck a stump near Morris Land
ing at half-past nine O'Clock tearing
hole between her wheel and stern, caus-
ing her to sink within less than ten
minutes in eighteen feet water. When
the steamer struck she was headed for
the bar opposite and ran upon it, but
her bow swung around and she iioated
Cff and down the river nearly mile 10
Brandywine bar, upon which she now
lies.
AS far as known there were no lives
lost, her passengers having been carried
safely 70 the bar, and thence ashore in
life-boats. But one, fireman, is miss
ing. The steamer City of Chester passed
soon after she settled, and carried the
passengers to Cairo. The st. Mary's was
valued at thirty-siX thousand dollars,
and was insured in FIVE Offices in Cincin-
natl for sixteen thousand dollars. She
can probably be raised.
The Underwriters here have ordered
the wreckboat 7. +. Eckert to leave the
Katie and 60 to the st. Marys, which
sunk above Memphis last night. She
was owned here, and her insurance
value was twenty thousand dollars. She
was insured for fifteen thousand dollars
in the following Cincinnati companies:
American, Western and Union, each, |
two thousand dollars; the Eureka fifteen
hundred dollars; the Farmers, Burnet, |
and Firemen's, each, two thousand five |
hundred dollars.
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Night School.

900 THIRD STREET, BETWEEN MADI-
QUO son and Monroe, ". 2. MITCHELL
Pupils csn commence at any time. Charges
by the calendar month. For te rms apply at
the school-roOIn, night or day. noIS
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ances st the close OF business to-day;
Z 'nrreBcy, IS, ,521. 1856; coin. &72. .997. .5is.
Including IN coin certificates 50, ,554. 900:
.special deposits Of legal tenders for the
redemption Of certificates Of deposit,
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N.E.CeR. MAIN and JEFFERSON.
BULLETIN for THIS DAY
The Most Valuable Business Lot in Mem
phis at Chaneery Sale.

DY appointment OF the Clerk and Master,
ID we shall have the honor, as auctioneeTs,
OF assisting him at the sale ordered by the
First Chancery Court Of that most valuable
ground on Union street. fn 1he limits OF
the burnt d tsIricf, extending from Sec
ond street 20 the alley between second
and Main street., 10 take place upon the
fcag- on
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The river is now nearly stationary at
this point, the total rise being about
three feet, and having channel depth
Of fully eight feet to Cairo and as much
below. The upper tributaries are falling,
and, from present indications, naviga-
ton will soon be entirely suspended
above the rapids Of the Mississippi and
all along the Missouri. The Arkansas
Is again getting low, and, like White
river, shows no signs OF fall swell
OF sufficient magnitude to permit the
larger class of boats to be placed in the
trade. The weather, yesterday, was
gloomy, cold and anything you please
but agreeable. The wind blew q perfect
gale from the northwest all day, and
was cold enough TO reduce the tempera-
ture twenty degrees.
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20 bbls. Homiuy. Ssrkes and Beans.
100 kegs sPieed Ptgsfeet.
New Turkieh Prunea. Currnuts. Ssfron.
ftE3, Dried Cherries, Teas, Soffces, Sss-
cars and every article ia ms line. Of
fered low. soc17
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EvENING-CLAss NO. 39I.
10, 6l, 4e, 81, 4S, 81, IS, L, 81, 76, a, IS
As witness our hand, al Memphis, this l4th
day OF November, 1872
JEHES COLEMAN, THOS. II. HILLS,
TOBIAS WOLFE, W. o. WOODSON,
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THE FOURTH GRAND
SINGLE NUMBER DISTRIBUTION
s27,o5O OOl
387 CASH PREMTUMs ;
Having been postponed by the following
resolution OF the Board or Directors;

"a --S AoaE4 OF llreclOrss
A 2 a meeting % the Board or Directors OF
"A me memphis Agricultural and Wechau-
lcal society neid on tne evening Of the 18th
mt, The following resolutions were unani-
mOuEly adopted, viz.
J. hsEoiueds That Ia view or tla Intense
sirngency of financial affairs THROUGHOUT the
country a. the present time, and d iegiti mate
enecL upon the sale Of tickets ia our Annual
Distrl button, advertised % take place on the
l.ial day " the Fair, a pos lpOuemeut De made,
alu tne drawing Of the same take place on
" wednesday, HOvemher 2zth NEXT BY
~nlcu Arrangement we wiz not De- forced to
adopt the only aiternafiue LETT Us OF sealing
lo~n the preuliu1ls 10 the number OF certld
GATES sold.
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Thursday, December 5th, IS72.

No property OF equal value and extent has,
for great while, been placed upon this mar
l1et, and we are glad TO invite the attention OF
business men aud capitalists 20 such a sale.
The property Will be sold on the Union street
front, aud plans will be exhibited as soon IS
they can be prepared. The terms OF sale will
be found in the notice OF sale published by
the Clerk and Master.