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The imports this week have been sl.oo0 bales, and the
sales IS oOo. ~incufiug thst sent from the quay drer %
spinnrrs. The trade have tateu $500 bales, spscua-
tors 1000, and cxporters 1000. To-day 1000 bales
were sid-the market cosinE very arm
The suhioined table exhibits the s.ock now on hand sEf
the quantity al sea Tor this port. AMI the Imports, on
sumption, etc. fn5n the lst Janunry o. date. compared
with the past three years-
1853. 1883. 1857. 1850
stUk q Amerc'n $500 $500 iefooo $4,000
stck q an kinds fTa00 $500 g2f000 ff6 ool
Tmrors...-..a -s0 oo1 ac1IO0 Iag71n0 1850 cor
Erpors........ sGO0 27co0 1900 8.Oo
Taken for Con-
SYMPTOM. $4,000 I.noOoo Issi.o0o $4,000
Price ~ Orleans
Miifling -. I'D ia s1d. %.
At Sea from AM
erllas.-.--.-s. UtNl AuV
A. Sea from East
Iniis 10 STRIVE
By Jan. L.. 1900 1900
Manchester afvioss report cris and yarns dun and
Nominal. he oummerciai uhIes fur September hara
Just been published. showing the value % cltt1u manu-
fscirrcd gods exp'rtef for the month % Be fi21ooo0
azainst IS 5000 far the sane month in 1855.
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HNFHoVED sPEoTAoLEs.-Just opening a ne"
sarpiy a. c. MuHur's No. 81 Main street between
Union and Gayoso, Nemphis Tenn. To those asnaent
in sight and in need Of pair Of s~Peeiaeie'' We ~ouh
sueeest ihata pair Of huner's celebrated EA'ses ~oaa
doubles. prove a very acceptable holiday present. See
advsrtissment on second pace. o2-iiEaw
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For sheriff.

For Register of shelby County.
A.. b. TATLOR Isl candidate fr Register Of shelby
c.urfv. Al Dc ensuing Narch election. Eepl7-tes
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H. c. BREWER. ~ Suirher Wen Post once, isA can
didate far County Trustee % Sheby county, Tennessee
ua5-tes
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DALYs ARoMATIo vALLET Wise

is 4 pleasant unctuous stimuiant peculiaiy ADAPT
"a to ne cure Of invaids Who need q pare tonic without
much o. the alcoholic principle.
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On W odnsBdaV8-
,LfO SEgHOJFDs, r &
tagL D. salu Capt a. y sfOTIs.
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On Mondays
We rs ~, EJFG OJWaRs
Capt. N IRWIN CauL = ID. CLARKE.
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We are zdfharized % announce LAKE a.
candidate for ce-elcctIon to the once ofReEister o. SheIt
Comm seIotes
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Native wine, Rhine and FrsnA y ines. Ginesr vine.
Champagne wines, stamaeh Bit srs Kuumsl, AID an
kinds Of other Wines, Liquors al Ci-srs. aols-su
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NorIcE-EFsrybOdy knows M. Simon, but
everybody does mi know that be viii remove By me lf
o. December TO TIE Store House, Ne. if Main street,
opposite Clay Buisding formerly occupied By hesr'-
Winzfan A CO. nce-lm
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On Fridays,
Ell "a r. r. r. ~: H1LL
CapI WAY Capt z. a. EKWE
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DALrs AROMATIC VALLEY WHISKY.

DALY's AROMATIC VALLEY WHISKY.
rFrom The GalTrston Eral
We have no kesitzlon in pronounciEs BE- equal, n not
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= Leeehes for sale at VIM. c. Werner,
cupper and Leeeher, No. q Main street. above Harfst
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Meare IN iEed o. announce JAMES hOARK, Esq.,,
as a eaaildate fo- TIE umce % Tax Collector Of Shelby
c-nty Al the ensuing election before TIE County Court IN
January next. 0c18-wte
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MarshaI's sale.
inst Received.
w ZOU.4TE H.fT,

A BEAUTIFUL SOFT HAT,
40 PRkNoIscok cos
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FOr county Register.

MARCUS J. WRIGHT, isa candidate for recollection Q
the once Of Clerk q the Common Law and CriminA
Court Of Memphis, 81 the ensuIEs election IN Marc
nara Eel-te
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We are authorized 10 announce N d. L srEWAl
a. caudidafe Cor reelection 20 he once Of Clerk Of {
Circuit Court o. Shelby county, At the ensuing Mar
-f.-f-, co5-ts
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For Tax Collector.

We are authorized % annaunos A. l. GOFF as : can-
didsts for Constable. in The Fourteenth eva District.
Election November %. uol6s
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a u NWWUNg NNEN'NNN'
, We are authorized % annou-oe VIZ. y. MORGAN, Of
e, Germzut8wn, as a candidate for COUNTY Trustee q Shell
= BY county. e25-tet
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ne VicKsBERG LrNE viii leave on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays,
oou1eainE h Gaines Landinz vim : Inc a. s,.r.s
hmugh Arkansas and o. VlcEsbug win hs nan
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EtA suCgcfftlg fhsoircnJ 81 Ettdte.
In fhis cause. Il Is ordered that ali persons interested,
OF Claiming % be creditors o. The estate q David Ar
mour, deceased, do come forward erhihltthetr cemanos
and hEvs themselves mafe parties % IN ban fled here
in, aud Gle their claims win The ClerE and hester o.
said Court, properly auiheuucateG on nr before the hrst
Monday IN January next, 1880. OF the same vii Be for
ever barred, and hey prohibited from beouning parties
thereto; and that copy q his order Be Published once
aEeek for four successive weeks in he Memphis Appeal
Ae1py-atfest. JOHN c. LANIER,
Clerk and Master.
Wm. II. stoval and Wnliams & NeEiaiek solicitors
for c1mulainauts. nr11IaW4w
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In Chancery, ar Memphis.
nTATE FTENNESsE-ProceedInE had In The Cltrka
- Omoe, Chancery side q ne Common Law and Cllan-
cery Court q the city Of Memphis. Hontays October
M T7h, 1se-
william Armour, r., srseuiaf a; David Armsur, de-
ceased. Complainant
-
Janstte Armeur, sadher guardian JOIN b. speed
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TUI NDIsEUUIt.
P. N. LEATH, is a candidate for Constable In the
Firh Civil Dlstrid q Shelby county, a. the ensuing
election In March next se7-te@
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REGUL4R MEMPHIS AND ARKANSAS

..gao-,,. or MORTON SA PRIss 2S { Co., ' Rs.u,..
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FOR District Constable.

We are authorized % announce ". J. SAINT as car
iiia-a fr rhe amoe Of Constable, Cor he Fourteent
Civil District. Election November 26. noibtds
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rUnrur.sasIlf TIrE oANApA.
Nfw tonK, July a.

Nhw tonK, July a.
The mails By steamship .1snada, which ar
slved at Boston last night, have been feesitsd
70 'ondOn Times city article Of Saturday
.,..,,sr reports considerable activity in the
"'sSSl1s sS,. a.. 'hilds had taken the new 3 per
..at ' Hosso fos 4 oous,adt loan Of three million
guild,Ts at98 .,,,,.- -,
Bad n was abot ISSUE w w sli,'iV" gun
ders worth Of rnilV y DOh9s ~ T.. o,.,
The NJ Orning Post .. 'ys that J. Mi,.'er = %, },
son will lpecome Presio, y. OF the Boa. "
Trade in p ace Of Mr., Cob, len.
The Paris correspontt sent OF the London
Post says THAI the King Of 1"s'ilnia has re-
fused all dictatorship or protect, 'a'e IN the
Papal States.
Steamer Canada reports that she struok IN
iceberg on July 9th, at 7;45 p A.. in lstitpde
4o'45> longitude 470i7N carrying awav her
oowsprit cut-water, and upper part Of he
main stern. All the damages were four feet
above water mark, and the shin aid not lest
She will he ready to sail at the appointed
day. p'-"''O
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WAsEIINGTON NENS.

WAsHINGToN, July IA.
The Secretary Of the Treasury, Postmaster
General, and the Attorney General have de-
cided that in consequence of the inyaliditv
Of the title, or the impossibiity of the Amer
lean Philosophical Society TO fully convey in
fee simple to the U 8. their Hall in P6na-
delphia, it will require further legislation by
Congress before the building for Post Office
and Court House purposes he f'.vOvvueu
with The order for sale of the Bank Of
Pennsylvania property will, therefore for the
sisting Of the above named Cabinet officers,
preferring to refer the whole matter TO the
Judgment and consideration OF the next Con
grace
The Constitution this morning contains a
copy of q despatch from the State Department
recently sent to our Minister at Berlin on the
subject Of naturalization
The case is that Of naturalized citizen of
the United States, who is native of Hanover,
and who when he left his native country,
was neither in service in the Hanover army,
or had been drafted to serve in il, but who
has yet upon his return to Hanover, been de-
privcd of his liberty, aud been compelled to
perform military service. The President and
Cabinet concur in the views expressed, taking
the ground when a foreigner becomes natur-
allied his allegiance to his native country is
severed He is no more responsible for any
thing he may say or do, or omit TO say or do
after assuming his new character than if he
had been born in the United States
Should he return 10 his native country he
returns rs an American citizen and no other
character. In order to entitle his original
Government to punish him for an offence,
this must have been committed while he was
n subject and owed allegiance to that Gov
ornment
The offence must have been complete be-
fore his expatriation II must have been o
such character that he might have beer
tried and punished for il the moment of his
departure Our Minister is instructed tC
demand the release Of the naturalized citi
zen in question.
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HAIR DYEl HAIR DYE HAIR DYE !
VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dye!

The Oniy harmless and reliable Dye kaoiDn.
The Original aud best in the world
All others mere limitations and should be avoided
you wish 90 escape ridicule
GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to a
beautiful aud natural Brown Black without the least
INJURY 20 Hair or Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
warded to VIM A. Bachelor since 1879, aud $4,000
applications have been made 10 tho Hair Of his patrons
his famous Dyes.
VIM A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces color
not to be distinguished from nature aud is WARRANTED
not iuure the least however long may be continued
and the M effects OF Bad Dyes remedied the Hair nvgor-
htod for life by this Splendid Dye.
Made. sold anplied Cn private roomsJ At the Wig
FACTORY, No. 23l Broadway, N. Y.
Sold m all cities and the United States by Drug
gists and Fancy Goods DealoSs
~ The genuine has tha nsme and address upon steel
plate engraving on four sides Of each RnN. Of
WhI. A. BACHELOR,
iaul7 No 233 Broadway N. Y
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DEATm oF moN. nUFUs oMoATE.

Hon Rufus Choate died in this City on yes
terday morning. His health had continued TO
improve during his stay here until half past
six o'clock Tuesday evening, when the attack
commenced which closed his career. He was
unconscious from G o'clock on Wednesday
morning until he died His remains will be
taken 20 Boston for interment
meeting Of the Bench and Bar of this city
has been called to prepare an address Of con
dolenoe 10 his family Mr. Choate was sixty
years Of age, having been born at Bpswicki
Mass, in Oct. 1893. lie was preparing for a
travel through Europe for the benefit Of his
health.
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nURSTING OF A CANNON.

While the gunner's crew were engaged In
their usual battery practice Rt the Washing
ton Navy Yard to-day a sixty-four FOUNDER
army gun, which is said to have been thor
oughly tested in 1861, burst. Two Of the
gunners, james II, Wilson and VIM. Nokes
we're instantly killed, part Of their heads
being blown OF, and their bodies thrown a
considerable distance from the gun platform
Eight others were severely and two slightly
wounded.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-15

From LAKE SUPRMoR.-0u western favorite
steamer, the North STAR came down yesterday
morning from the cool attitudes Of Lake Supe-
Tior, with some 80 passengers, The following
is part of her cargo of freight: 20 tons "copper"
Detroit; 80 M Shingles and 40 bbls fish to this
city
Sail vessels ara carrying ore at So per tom
Pro Gov Cdshman will bring down a full car
90 Of the Lake Superior minerals.
The Star met U s. Surveying Steamer off
Pausin Island aud U s Gutter near Detour
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ACcIDENT.-Aarthur Mack, laborer engaged
yesterday forenoon on the deck Of the sOhr. Twin
Sister, at the G. a NJ. Freight Depot in helping to
discharge cargo of iron ore, fell into the hold
of tho vessel, tho derrick giving way. lie was
taken to his home in critical condition, and a
physician called.
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ST.. LOUIS, July H.
The Omaha Nebraskian giving an account
OF the depredations recently committed by
Pawnee Indians says, $4,000 worth Of prop
erty was stolen from settlers Gov. Black isl
the field at the head Of $50 men and 20 dra-
goons. The Indians number $500
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Coop TEMPLARs PIo-NIc--The steam canal
boat Niagara, Capt Greenhalgh, took lively
party of 10 persons of this Older to the eleven
mile lock, last Tuesday morning, and returned
in the evening. After Partaking of refresh
ments, they visited with the members of the
Good Templar Lodge in that place and had a
snr aaanl time
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DEMINe & FTANY-Attention ofthe CONNER
cia community is called 10 the card Of the above
house, under the head Of N. Y. Advertisements in
another column. Messrs. D. & 7. are engaged In
the produce and commission business. No. Gl
Pearl street, n Y City, and from their extensive
resources, aud general facilities for keeping posted
in tho market they are enabled to offer frsl class
inducements to merchants and produce shippers.
Mr. Deming was formerly in the house Of hessrs.
Alcott 4 Horton, of this city, winch alone is sufi-
cient guarantee Of his business integrity
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FIRE The alarm of fire at O'Clock yester.
day morning was caused by the taking fire of a
large box, used for tempering steel, which was
placed outside of Hewitt's Block, south side OF
the canal. Lime is used in the temPering pro.
cess, and it is supposed that there was not a
sufficient quantity in the box to prevent the
steel from coming in contact with the wood
Loss on material S25. Owned by l.. B. Elan
ders. No damage to the build ng
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oHAs. JOHN GARDNER CAUGHT.

Charles John Gardner, brother Of Doctor
Gardner Of the Mexican claim notoriety, and
who was indicted for false swearing in his
brothers case and who forfeited his bail by
absconding having recently returned to
Washington, was to-day arrested by the Mar
shal, and is now in custody
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xHIBIuOE.-Bear in mind the exhibition Of
Mr.. IIumistOn's school Cleveland Instituted to.
night on University Heights. 1t will no doubt be
highly interesting as there will be prize speaking
between competing societies, The school has been
in l,urishing condition the past term.
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THE LAST NIGHr,-To night is the last one #
the stay of the Morris Bros. Pell 4 TroWbrldge
Troupe Of MinstrOls. Such a troupe arc hard to
find. Their sOngF jokes, burlesques, 60, are
new and good. Remember, the last night Go
and take your family or somebody else's.
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Ar THE HEIGHTs-At the prize exhibition
this evening, at the Cleveland Institute, sill.
yer medal and other prizes will be given 10 the
speakers. Leland's Cleveland Band will as
sist in the concert There will no doubt be
large compsn7 gathered together and tho occa.
sion will be interesting
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EXAMINATION OF TEAcHERs.-The Board Of EXs
aminsrs for the city schools will hold Sn Examina-
ton next Monday, at which time all who propose
applying for schools in the city, are requested to
be present. An examination will probably be held
each week for Eve or six weeks
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nAILnoAn sInvHY INKANsAs.

party Of Engineers left WyandoL this
morning to survey the Kansas Central Rail
Road to Fort Ripley, distance of one hun
dred and fifty miles, being the first railroad
survey West Of the Missouri River, and an
other link towards the Pacific.
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sENTENcED.-Judge FoOto yesterday sentenced
Wm. M rgan, burglar, to four years in the Peni-
itentiary, and Thomas johnson, for passing cOuns
terfeit money, for the Same length Of time. Seve-
raj others will be sentenced this morning.
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FROM TIE WEsT.

LEAvENwoRTH, July Ia.
An express arrived this evening from DEN
yer City making the unprecedented trip in
six days. II Itbrought several passengers and
So, 300 in gold dust
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KEEP Cool SAVE YOUR les l--schooley's nat
en' Iceberg Refrigerators never become musty or
damp For sale at manufacturers prices for cash.
by Fogg Ellsworth & Co
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. July IA.
Private advices report the arrival Of the
Russian steamer General Admiral at Cher
bourg from this port. The date of her ar
rival is not given.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-15

The GRAND JURY-Tbe Grand Jury Of the
Common Pleas Court has been dismissed and no
new one will be called this term All prisoners
committed from the Police Court viii therefore
have to wait until next term for trial.
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BUSINESS NOTICES

Losr.-Fwo small P. o. Keys, on a brass
ring, They were probably leh at some bust
ness house in town. The finder will confer a
favor by leaving them at this office. 81.
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ST. JOINS July IA.
The steamers Edinburgh and Glasgow both
ailed from this port yesterday for Glasgow.
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EXPLOSION.

PORTLAND, Me- July IT,
Eighteen kegs of powder in one of the
new mills at Gorham, Me-, exploded yester-
day, blowing the building TO atoms. One
man was severely injured.
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MosEY REoOvERED-We noticed day OF two
since the theft Of large amount Of money from a
Mr. Arnold on board the steamer Forester, between
here aud Buffalo Night before last Burns who
was arrested and lodged in jail handed Marshal
Caw letter, which he said he had received, which
letter went on to state that Burns was suffering an
unjust imprisonment, aud that the writer was The
real thief saying in proof that II the officers would
examine certain roll Of leather. they would Ind
the money. They accordingly went in search Of
the leather aud money. The roll had been taken
from the boat to a leather store up town to which
place they went and found IT, aud sure enough Ia
the roll, the purse with 1897 was found in the
leather So a part Ofthe money b safe. There Is
probably little doubt bat that Burns wrote the
letter himself to get clear. From information
we have received, we are satisfied that The
report as to neglect on the part Of Captain Ward
to do what he could to find the thief, was without
ionndateR
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A WORD TO THE LADIEs.-In recommending
to you Hosteers Celebrated stomach Bhters is
Just to that as a stmuart to the system IN i'm
parting strength and vgoi during ceitsn perodcal stages
which are ontimes attended with much pain aud trouble,
know of no preparation highly adatted 10 all at
Elections consequent upon this ard for mother nurs
ing babe the Bes cannot be rensed with, especially
whore the mothers nourshment Is nudt quaie 70 the &C.
1uds the child consequently her strength must yield,
and here t is where good tonic such IIusteers som
aoh Bitters is needed Temporary strength aud
vigor to the whole Bdes should By a means try
this remedy before doing ask your physician who
il be acquainted with the virtues Of the Bitters, viii
recommend lheiruso In all cases.
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