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By Z. B. McHenry, Deputy c. and NJ.
Jarnagin EIayser. Sols. 1or compl'nt iu13 thI
Chancery Sale of Real Estate.


Chancery Court of Shelby county-George Gillian
Administrator If John S. Kerr, decd, vs.. W. ID.
Kerr ct al.
By virtue Of an iaerlocutory decree for sale, en-
tered In the above cause on the 25th day of May,
1873, Will sell al public auction, to the highest
bidder in front of the clerk and masters oce court
house building, Main street. Memphis, Tenn on
Saturday, July l3, 1875.
within legal hours the following described property
situated in Shelby county, Tennessee tOEit: GER
tain lot tn the houses thereon, situated In the city
of Memphis. and described follows: Beginning
at a stake on the east side or boundary of DeSOto
street. being the northwest corner of lot NJ 2, in
block No. 80; thence east with the dividing line be-
tween lots and 3, 1874 feet to a stake; thence
north and parallel with DeSoto street 40 feet to
stake; thence west and parallel with the dividing
line of lots 2 and 3, 1134 feet to DeSoto street;
thence with the east line of DeSoto street 10 feet
20 the beginning corner.
Terms OF Sale 0ne-fourth cash; balance at d, IL
and Is months; notes With approved security. and
lien retained on property until purchase money IS
paid. EQUITY OF redemption barred June 10, 1873.
E. A COLE, Clerk and Master.
By Z. B. McHenry d. c and NJ
Geo. Gilman. sol. for cOmplt
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ELMO LODGE.

Lake Elmo. Minnesota (12 miles from St.
Paul, on the saltwater and TaylorS Falls Railroad
five trains daily each way. This charming summer
resort is Eow completed Building. Furniture ETC.,
ARE ENTIRELY NEW, and ready for guests 1t is To-
Gated in beautiful and picturesque spot, and the
climate is the most bealthful and bracing in Amer
lea THE ATTRACTIONS fine, sail and rOw-boats,
plenty of game. fish, billiards, bowling-alleys out
door gymnasium, swings, croQuet, archery, lawn
tennis, baths music, etc. Terms moderate.
FRED. G. GUTHREZ Manager,
late German National Bank, Memphis.
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WHITE CLIFF
MINERAL SPRINGS !
Monroe Co., East Tennessee.

THIS celebrated summer resort, for health and
i pleasure, will be opened the First of June
for the reception OF guests Ii Is situated top OF
the Chilhowee Mountain, fifteen miles southeast of
Mouse Creek, the nearest point on the East Tenn,
Va. and Ga Railroad. The hotel and springs at
an elevation of 1900 feet above the Conasauga VAL
ley and 1000 feet above level in dry, pure and
very invfgoratfng atmosphere, aOrdng an extensive
view of the surrounding country, whose scenery is
unsurpassed. We have a good band of music at
tentive servants and all other accommodations TO be
found at first-cass watering place.
THE RATES OF BOARD REDUCED, vIZ-S9 per week;
$50 per month Special rates to families.
Visitors to these Springs can obtain excursion
tickets over all southern railroads. For particulars
apply for descriptive pamphlet giving analysis etc
j. h. MAGILL, Proprietor
Mouse Creek and White Cliff Hotels
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SUMMER RESORT.
TULLAHOMA

THE most delightful and convenient summer re-
l. sort In Middle Tennessee Located near the
base Ct the Cumberland Mountains, and the highest
point on the N. &. and st Louis R. r. Only three
hours ride from Nashville and IL hours from Mem
phiS
EXhilarating climate and delightful chalybeate
water. The hotel offers all the comforts of a home
with all the luxurles of first class watering place
and at moderate rates.
TERMS $40 per week $50 per month.
Excursion tickets from Memphis and Nashville at
reduced rates.
References-Mrs. Judge Flippin, Col Leon Trous-
dale and Col. W. r. Hardin, OF Memphis.
r. CORZELIUS, Proprietor,
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The New York Bulletin, of Monday, re-
norts: The operators, as rule, we're WORK
m, from the old Influences as created by the
xarions views respecting supplies and the
prospects of consumption; but a noticeable
feature was the abundance of contract sup
plies. especially on dates when the new crop
p sxnecfeG 10 make It's appearance. AT the
close the rates were a point or two above last
evening, but not ouch business dolhg' 0poIIs
have been dull, and only lew small pAl0eiS
found an outlet.
IBY TELEGRAPH.I
-Tha solIow,po are the official kilograms Of
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M EDICAE.
0uinine and Arsenic

Form the basis of many of the Ague remedies In
the market, and are the last resort of physicians
and people who know no better medicine to emplo
for this distressing complaint The effects Of either
of these drugs are destructive 10 the system, pro-
ducing headache intestinal disorders vertigo, dir
zlness ringing of the ears, and depression of the
constitutional health. AYERS AGUE CURE is a veg
etable discovery containing neither qunne, arsenic
any deleterious Ingredient and is infallible
and rapid cure for any form of Fever and Ague. lis
effects are permanent and certain, and no injury
can result from its use. Besides being positive
cure for Fever and Ague In all Its forms, it is also
superior remedy for Liver Complaints. 1t is an ex-
cellent tonic and preventive, we'll as cure of all
complaints peculiar to malaIiOus, maj shy and mi
asmatic districts 1t acts directly on the Liver and
hillary apparatus, thus stimulating the system to
vigorous, healthy condition.
For SALE BY ALI. DEALERS.
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JORDAN ROCKBRID&E ALUM
- Springs. Rock bridge County. W
OVERLOOK MOUNTAIN HOUSE

CATSKILL FOUNTAINS. Woodstock,
Ulster Co.. N. ", WILL OPEN ABOUT JUNE
25th. House is new, contains all modern improve
ments, and furnished throughout In the best man.
ner Transient board. 50 per day. Reasonable
terms for week or month. Best place on the noun
tans for those troubled with hay fever, 1t being
$500 feet above tide water. Telegraphic c)mmuni-
cation with all points. For circulars, address
James Smith, Manager,
OVERLOOK MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
WOODSTOCK. Ulster county, NEW YORK
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DELINQUENTS, TAKE NOTICE

On the First Monday I'm July Next,
at the Courthouse door, in the city Of Memphis, 1
will Offer for public SALE the Real Estate belonging
to Delinquent Taxpayers, which real estate can be
seen upon my books in my office.
j. j. RAWLINGS,
County Trustee Shelby county
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UafQr -

*Below high water mark Of 1874.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS YESTERDAY.
Time. ea' Their WIND. Fail lFsiP weather.
E E 49, 3 > : E 81;
9:c0 pm. BOOB 81 S. Fair.
Maximum thermometer, 81 deg
Minimum thermometer ~ deg.
W. NJ. M'ELROY, Sgt. Sig. Ser. q. S. 4.
BY TELEGRAPH.
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NOTICES.
Positive Notice

HUNTING, Thievfng and DepredatIng on FRAIM
Il ISLAND is POSITIVELY FORBIDDEN, and
parties violating this notice and stealing berries,
May 1, 1873 NJ. d. L. STEWART.
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Cor,ou exchange Quotations.
Cation Statement.

Market quiet. Sales 80 bales, all to spin
The New York herald., 1878-11-24
NIEXICO.
LEADING COMMERCIAL, DIPLOMATIC AND 20
LITiCAL NEWS


LEADING COMMERCIAL, DIPLOMATIC AND 20
LITiCAL NEWS
CrrY OF MEXICO Nov. Is. 1881
Via HAVANA, Nov. -. 1878.
United States Minister Fosters family has gone to
the warm coast regions, owing to the continued i'll
health of Mrs. Foster.
The State and Federal authorities of Vera Cruz
tended numerous official courtescs to Minister Foster
during his recent visit
The Chicago visitors will be handsomely received
at the capital. Balls. dinners and excursions will be
features of the reception.
The elections for Governor of the State of Jalisco
have resulted in large majority for the candidate of
the Vaante party.
The bill for abolishing paper duties has been voted
down by Congress.
Senior Romeno. in speech in Congress. recon-
mendcd the celebration of the adoption Of the var-
reciprocity treaties. especially that with the
United States. she being the leading commercial ma
ton and Mcxicos nearest neighbor. He advocated
special treaties like that between the United States
and Sandwich Islands. lie favored reduction of
the tariff on foreign paper.
Senor Avila being elected to the Supreme Court.
leaves the Department OF Foreign Relations.
The impending Afghanstan war. IL is expected
will increase the price of silver
Governor Bona, accused Of attempt to over
throw republican institutions in the State of Pucba,
has been acquitted.
The New York herald., 1878-11-24

ther depreciation has taken place IN bank
shares, the unreasonable scare among the
holders Of which has nnhappy not ceased with the
return Of ease in the money market Probably me
reduction i'll the Bank of England rate will shortly
exercise more beneficial effect thereon, it has al
ready upon most other departments for it il 10 the
relief thus afforded, together with the stagnation OF
dealings generally that We attribute the calmness
with which the invasion of Mshanistan has been
viewed"
GAMBEITA 10 DE PROSECUTED!
a despatch from Paris TO the Times says it is ri-
morcd that NJ Dufaurc President of the Council and
Minister of Justice, will ask the Chamber OF Depu-
ties consent to prosecute NJ Gambetta for having en-
gagged in a duel with NJ. dc fourtou NJ. lie Fourtou,
being unseatod, can be prosecuted with
ont consent. If the Chamber refuse. the Min
istry will be absolved from responsibility.
II they consent the two will be prosecuted for
intent to commit homicide. without a successful
issue OF course they will be pardoned if convicted
but the principle will be saved. The correspondent
adds 'All this is merely rumor, and hear it from
nobody in authority" sfas
KAFFII WAR.
A despatch dated Cape Town November 5. says the
recent lighting between the Unlbcln and Amaswazie
tribes was contrived by Cctcwayo, the Zulu King,
with the object of embroiling the British. The
Eighty eighth regiment tConnaught Rangersl have
cen ordered to the front Volunteers to be
placed on garrison duty.
CABLE ITEMS.
A despatch from Lisbon connrms the report that
Charles w. Angcll the absconding secretary OF the
Pullman Palace Car Company had $4,000 in his pos
session when arrested.
The Greek Chamber has passed bill introducing
conscrption the Prussian system. This bill will
come into operation on January l, $780,
despatch from Berne states that there is no
foundation for the statement Of La Correspondence de
Espdaa of Madrid, that several European Cabinets
had threatened to recall their representatives from
Berne if Switzerland continued to afford refuge to
anarc hists from other countries.
The New York herald., 1878-11-24
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

d. W. Lnslcy's house, at Burlington. VT. dam.
aged the extent OF several Thousand dollars yester
day by fire resulting from I'M explosion of gasoline.
In addition to the indictments by the United states
Grand Jury ut Chicago reported Friday night was
found against j. a. crane. Register in Bankruptcy at
Frceport.
The bone and phosphate factory Of Joshua Horner
Jr AZ CO., known as the ..Dungannon Factory = near
Baltimore, Was completely destroyed by hre yeser-
day Mr.. Horner estimates theposs at s4o.po
Al the Forty-;hird street crossing Of the Rock
down by accident by All incoming train killing boy
and the horses and seriously injnring man.
hrc at Ludington, Mich. yesterday destroyed the
dry goods and grocery store Of Mcssrs. Danaper n
Nrcndy causing total loss of $2G.pD0 The build
ng was insured for $1,000 and the stock for $1,000
In woonsocket. Il. l., yesterday morning. Rich
mond A. Bullock. prominent citizen was found sit
ting in a chair. dead. in his Office when his clerk
opened Ii. He had been shot through the heart A
pistol was lying by his side. II was apparently q
ease of suicide
Frederick Fricke and his wife and Richard Louen.
berg under arrest ut Hartford attempted arson
Fricke hired Louenbcrg to burn building occupied
as dance hall. Loucnbcrg saturated the place with
kerosene and had everything ready to touch on last
night when the plot was discovered.
on Monday morning the case OF Hunter convicted
of murder In the Camden Court comes mp writ
of in the Court of Errors and Appeals in Trcn
ton N. J. one of the grounds of error is that the
Nrw Jersey courts had no urisdiction the murdered
man having died in another stat Mr. Robescn will
open the case and present the grounds which the
Court will he asked to set aside the verdict prcset
tor jenkins OF Camden, and Attorney General stock
ton will take part in the
Thomas Hickey arrested Mt Terryvic. Conn.,
yesterday for the murder OF Thomas ODonnell aud
is bound over to the Superior Court for trial. The
two had been drinking together on Thursday night at
Hickey's residence, whore he lived alone They quar-
relied and during alteration Hickey killed q DON
nell with an He admits the deed, but claims that
II done in sclf-defcnce After the killing Hickey
threw the body down an cinbankment aud left II
there The two had previously quarrelled when on
sprecs.
The New York herald., 1878-11-24
THE NAVAL ACADEMY.
THE CADETS EXERCISED IN DISTINGUISHING FIRE
AND AS sEAMEN.

THE CADETS EXERCISED IN ExTINGUIsHING FIRE
AND AS sEAMEN.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
ANNAPOLIS. Md, Nov. 3D. 1873.
Ycstesday afternoon at four O'Clock the cadets Of
the Naval Academy heard the fire alarm sounded for
imaginary fire at the chapel. III two minutes and
half they had ont their fire engine and playing
stream upon the building. In five minutes four
streams were pouring in upon the chapel two from
the engine and two from plugs. and the hook and
latdermen had up their ladder for use. To-day the
United States sloop Dale. Commander l.. NJ Shepard.
and the ronclad Nantucket. Commander A. II. Mahon.
made the usual Saturday cruise in the Chesapeake.
On the Dale the midshpmen exercised in the
duties of scamen in gale. and heavy Northwestern
gave all the opportunity needed. GThe weather
rough that the Dale could not return
to Annapolis through the narrow channel against
the wind. could her tender, the Mayhowcr,
tow her into port. The Dale therefore anchored
in the bay until the afternoon, when the steamers
Phlox and Mayhowcr will tow her in The cadets
turned to the Academy at O'Clock in the May
flower. The Nantucket had on board
tion Of calet miashipnen, to work the
fifteen-in Columbiad in the turret. and
number of cadet engineers. who took the
places OF stoker. rcmcn and engineers in the engine
room. The weather rough and the Nantucket
made such slow time that target put ont, but
the midshipmen excrciZed in handling the gun,
excepting firing. At o'clock the Nantucket
turned to port. Assistant Surgeon Edward A. Green
reported for duty at the Naval Academy to-day.
The New York herald., 1878-11-24
THE DEMERARA SUGAR FRAUDS.
STATEMENT OF SECRETARY SHERMAN TO A COM
MTTEE OF BALTIMORE MERCHANTS

STATEMENT OF SECRETARY SHERMAN TO A COM
MITTEE OF BALTIMORE MERCHANTS
WASHINGTON Nov. %. 1873
Mr.. sherman. speaking to delegation of Blltimore
merchants to-day said that the Baltimore sugar
settled the fact that these Dencrara sugars
tcially colored to defraud the revenue. and there
fore. were properly seized; but that the deponents
were not proved 10 have known this fraud. and are
therefore. not technically guilty under the anti
moiety act. Ii they any Others import any more
Of these sugars they cannot pretend ignorance, and
the next time will not get off SO easily
SUCH CARGoEs SEIZED
He aid he had not yet receive the official decision
the finding of the jury. but IL they reported
he would direct every cargo of simar sugars here
after arriving to be held until the duties paid upon
the grade ut which they woul be rated without the
artificial coloring. 1t is difficult t. prove guilty
knowledge against the importers. but it will be
easy enough to prove the against the sugar He
hoped Congress would relieve the Department of the
difficulty. but il he would break mp this system
The New York herald., 1878-11-24
A COLLIERY CAvING IN.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. |

SCRANTON. Ia, Nov. 23 1873.
The Bellevue Colliery, of the Delaware. Lacka-
wanna and Western Company, i'll the outskirts
of this city. has convulscd the neghborhood
by extensive cavins i'll of the roof, which
commenced several days ago in an old
worked portion of the mine and attained threat
oning proportions to-day. The fall is due to the
area Of roof was upheld. and its effect
has extended to the surface producing q
commotion among the settlers Large cracks and I'M
slightly gaps appear in the middle of the public road
and a number of dwellings have been disturbed from
their foundations by the sinking. II is feared
ton Of the mine is operated viii succumb
in the general disturbance. The occurrence throws
upward OF two hundred men out Of work and causes
good deal of damage to real estate in that vicinity
The mine is still caving in and the full extent OF the
loss cannot be estimated at present
The New York herald., 1878-11-24

MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHINGToN, Nov. 24-1 A. M.

WAR DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF Signal. OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Nov. IA A. NJ J
Indications
For New England clear partly cloudy weather.
winds mostly sonthwesterly, stationary higher
pressure and temperature.
For the Middle Atlantic States clear weather. west
erly Winds stationary higher temperature and
barometer.
For the South Atlantic States. warmer. clear
partly cloudy weather. winds mostly sonthwesterly.
stationary higher pressure.
For East Gulf States, clear partly
cloudy weather. southerly Winds stationary or lower
pressure.
For West Gulf States. clear weather. followed by
increasing cloudncss and occasional rain warm
southery, shifting to colder northerly winds. fol
lowed by rising barometer.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, clear partly
cloudy weather, warm southery winds general
higher pressure followed in west portion by colder
northwest winds.
For lower lake region partly cloudy weather, varia
BILE winds mostly westerly, stationary higher tenl
perature and pressure
For upper lake region, colder. partly cloudy
weather, occasional areas of light rain snow
winds mostly from northeast to northwest, generally
higher pressure.
For upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys.
colder clear or partly cloudy weather, winds mostly
northcrly, higher pressure. The temperature will
fall below freezing III the canal regions
The upper Ohio River will rise.
Cautionary signals continue at Eastpcrt, Oswego
Section Six, Rochester Buffalo, Erie, Mpcna, Mack-
nav City, Grand Haven, Section Three Chicago. Mil
waukee. Section One, Escanaba Marquette Duluth.
Cautionary ofishore signals continue at Indianola.
Galveston. Lewcs Atlantic City, Cape May Barnesat.
Sandy Hook. New York. New Haven New London,
Newport. Woods Hole Boston, Section s. Portland
and Section Z.
The New York herald., 1878-11-24
FIGHTING OVER MIR. DURFEE's WILL

TAUNTON Mass, Nov. 49, 1873.
The Durfee will case continued to-day The
testimony of Robert G. Brown. =. 9. Kilburnc. =.
NJ Brown and Thomas =. Borden was introduced to
show the value Of a certain mortgage the property Of
the estate. Holder =. Dnrfcc was recalled, and tcs
tined that the books Of the -four mill were
burned with his knowledge and consent.
His testimony was given reluctantly and appeared to
INT him in a dubious light. Exhaustive arguments
were made by I. w. Sherman of New York Attor-
ney for the Executor, NJ u. &. Borden aud Thomas
NJ. stetson for II. u. Durfee. and George Marston.
Attorney General elected for the petitioners for the
reno val the of the estate There large
attendance OF Fall River bankers and capitalists. The
court adiournru until the first Friday in December,
when Judge Bennett will render his decision the
uefitinn.
The New York herald., 1878-11-24
ORDERS AND Ass1,; SMENrs.

WAsHISGToN, Nov. 23 1873.
Commander Edwin G. Woodward is ordered TO take
charge OF the Ordnance and Navigation Department
at the Navy Yard, League Island. Pa.
Assistant Surgeon Frank Anderson is ordered to the
receiving ship Wabash at Boston. Mass. Assistant
Surgeon David o. Lewis to the receiving ship Inde
pendcncc at Mare Island, Cal. Medical Inspector
&. D. Clebornc is ordered to special duty
i'll attending officers at Portsmouth, \. H.;
Lieutenant Commander Charles III. Davis aiN Lieute-
nant Charles A. Norris detached from the Guard
and ordered to the photographic Office: Ensign
William L. Whitfield from the Wyoming and ordered
to the New Hampshire. Port Royal, 5. O.. Passed AS
sstant Surgeon William Il. Farewell. from the lnde
pendencc and ordered to resume duties at the Naval
Hospital, Mare Island
Gunner D. W. burroughs. from the Onward and
placed ON sick leave.
The New York herald., 1878-11-24
THE WEST INDIES.
usINEss BETTER IN ST. THoMAs-sT. DOMINGO

BUSINESS BETTER IN ST. THoMAs-sT. DOMINGO
QUIET.
HAVANA. Nov. %. 1873
The English steamer from St. Thomas, with dates
from that island to the 18th inst. and from st.
Domingo to the 18th. has arrived at this pors
In st. Thomas business had revived and the quaran-
tine had been rascl. Porto Rico and st. Croix were
quie The laborcrs had returned to work. their
wages having been increased ten cents per day.
ST. Domingo was quiet and business had improved
since Azua surrendered The northern portion OF the
island is i'm prosperous condition and large coffee
crop is expected.
Advces Jacmcl 10 the 9th inst. in reference to
a revolution In South Jamaica say that the exles
landed at Aquin. mastered the town and marched on
Aux Cages. II was reported Aquin had been entirely
destroyed by fire. AIiragoane had also revolted.
Further particulars wanting.
An American brig was unloading provisions at
Dominica, which were realizing fine prices.
The New York herald., 1878-11-24
AN ABSCONDING DEBTOR.
INK TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. ]

NASHVILLE, Tenn. Nov. ~, 1873.
r. J. Redmond. Jr.. the runaway Nashville mer-
chant, has been traced. He went from Nashville to
Chattanooga last Wednesday night, thence to Jasper
Thursday, and thence back to Chattanooga. Ac.
counts against him continue to in
iii they aggregate $4,000 II is
believed it will reach $50 900 and $4,000 He
has only been in business here three years. startling
from clcrkship. 1t is believed Cincinnati merclants
will lose $1,000 and New York merchants about
$4,000.
Ward Blake, representing the firm of Carrick Cal
vert 4 Co.. OF Boston. left here for Chattanooga to-
night 60 arrest Redmond
The intericdn's Chattanooga special says RED
mond was here this morning in consultation with A.
A. HYDE, attorney for White. Handy a. Co.. OF Nash
WILLIE 10 whom he stated he would leave for Nashville
on the afternoon train He has not been seen since
eleven this morning. but it is believed that he did
not 90 to Nashville"
Richmond did not come TO Nashville.
The New York herald., 1878-11-24
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.
[py TELEGRAPH 70 THE HERALD.

FALL RIVER, Mass, Nov. -. 1873.
The increasing demand for print cloths. notwith-
standing the stopping Of some Of the printing ma
chimes has given degree OF confidence to the man
ufacturers which they have not had for q long time
The stock on hand at the close OF business tonight
was 1872 $50 pieces. Sales during the week. $4,000:
deliveries Isl 800: production. $4,000 The market
closed nri at $40 cents. thirty days. These figures
are very encouraging, All! it is long time since
favorable q report A. this could be made.