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AEAlaL SAFE
DY virtue Of a DEED OF frust, dated lst of November.
ID 1884. executei 10 me by Eomas 2. Courtney, VII
pu1ceed % sell Tor cash. % ne highest bidder. ln frouf o.
the once CfJ Home. Eaq.- IN the city % Memphis. al
10 o'clock A. ~. On SATURDAY. the 13h day Of Aurlst.
he following property viz. Acerain lct q uound IN
the part 1f the city known as south Menphi8, and Engm
on he plr Of the said city as block Al, ~-Htng IS Sect
OF the west size % Causey street an running west
Eart1r az ri9ht angles via ne said street. and between
parallel huesto the ceutcr nf BAYOU Gv1s0. ad haviuEa
ronf % 30 feet or fhereahnura on rln1t street. ID ar-
fonled. vita ne Improvements thereon. shn1id ne
1hrvr pr1rertv nf sell fr sulcient % satisfy me afore-
hil ieuL viii SELL atne sane tine and nIaco. Tan
Snsres ~ ne Sfock % The Meunhis BriltinE md Ecsn
As1cisfian. b~el1uglng 10 said Courtney. The ulaoftha
aboFs real estate Is supposed % Be Nod, hut sell oniT
a. trustee uyi2-iml T. C. GRTFFuEE
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Two HOUSES AND LOES es GrernisWs -
Il aGi.urr- viii sef 90 Errstha7glus -f.9
n. g. 1nI
--r-.--- % I.In ---e.LA1.h
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Misrtuanfous.


A TluEhEE AILAWs Lile hoL ArE4nsa 0e1eral
- Land ard ConeciuE AEauL VII lftenf 20 huyiuE,
selling and locatnr lands, rayiuE taxes, &c, and ouiiec-
lnE generally. any whore ia he STATE q Arkansas.
fnf-Err
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orr ST0CK OF MICRO CLOTHING

Is vsU large and desirable and o. the u11st durable
quality. We =5ll-lf fr0m every one an examination o.
our sf01k- B. WALkER x BROS.
- Front R0g-
J. WALEER g. Co.
mario ~ Main Street.
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rfuDfIrfs 10 NOD DesDqir,

DANIEL DEE
91r 1881 p. o. Neu YORK.
f2IaIaElV Wnn In ia ama nrarr
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GENTLEMES'S FURNISHING GOODS
az EreTy TdriefV.
TO THE LfDES

BLACK Avn FANCY sTLKs.
PARIS PRINTED ORGARDTES.
FAvOEIrA SULraNA ORGANIZES
BEHAGH IND LAWN ROBES
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I n BAGS ALLsPICE has Bact Pepper. ia ns.
~ Nuimees, so lhs- Csssia Bark, Or ale By
ty9-9w 6. ". ONE 4 90.
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rs ESSENCE o. TARA grrpir -.- or
s~uiaints, Diarsheas uTsea'ry. Fa th-u
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There ere twelve csses IN Prussia implicated
VIII TIE qnsr1on o. the rights Of adopted clh-
abroad
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We, the candidates to represent Shelby
county have agreed to On the following sp-
pointments.
Nashdha surinrs. SATURDAY,, July -
Menrhia Erehauge B~uildinsa Monday, JuE %
Cuba. wednesday. July =.
Memphis odd Fellow Han Friisy. Iuly29
TNO PAT FAREELT-
VA 2 ARLET
ED- " MCNEORn,
rs LATHAM
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Perssus having CITY OF COUSTET PROPERTY to
~. w 90 4 then ..-an.ase = Hu- D. Do anr .L.--a.
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brownsville Female CoIleg

hTENT session heglus ou MONDAY the
~ WH DAY OF ~
The Departments are MleI lg -ud ant AH-
experienced Teachers. In number 49,
M course OF stuiy IS thorough and sys- w.
female.
The Philosophical Apparatus and Cabinet
are s1feIelt fr tie vauts of The school.
ne Nusical DEPARTMENT u uuier the care % Pr1fcs-gr
Charles Hes, vhe has no superior.
large atiIti0u Co the present huiafug VIII SOFA te
l1mulstrd.
New pupils re-ie-irrd o, be- prsseu on TIE ara Day
Of 1a session.
FG ctalogue-. rppy o. the Rev wm. shelton. or y
hI5 r 8 THOMAS. serrararv-
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MfSitaI
RI0OD PTRIFTER
zArrH

- - -
IN 7. Maa0WAEs s~ARsAPARfLLA sid IJDIDE
II 81 oIAsH maze from Freah hg9r ne enlF Kind
worthy TIE eou1fence % hs r1luc or he ~phgallans
ne umpo1elt8cf tla ms1cile ere hrhT rEtoled BY
ne INST dgtlnrisaef r1rsici1rs I'm ne cord - u
1re q Rhernaisu, GouL HeuraiEla- 8 ptiiss sTofu-
o. white swelling. Diseases o. ne Edle5a SACK LIVER,
sam AalD. E~nlarEemeuE q Iuiusrs. Pimpiea % ne
face, Oh aores. fdo8ogr'5 Otlfuent tobe applec3 fe-
male Complaints. lmuurllcs a ne BOD Or system au1
al dueases lrpenisut thefaru. "a makes ne sEn clear
and moal1-an 1feu win ue hiles. ard should 20 uaei
On he spriUg anf Tluuer t1 uur4g f1e hiwI al1 rreTrul
sleEness a. ard o. 90 ah1ttis
MoaOWnE GOLDEN EECrDEAf-rner1lic1 Gr
ColEh1. Co.'s G1rruuuluU ar EflfliEr sIudEt mmo-
1ats rslef-z1d uuIlse most aH1ral. does lll eausr
aos1reness. lut tends o. reEuiafe re tgae. utr
cures ne Lungs-
Bowel CCruiainis, Diarfheas r~Fsea'rry Fa tu-rr
Ccughs. A..
HagOWNrs DOGWOOU AND IRON peruanaut
ere fr Chlls anI Fever, Arue Clke or Eu.ar-sa srlren-
hight-Saean- Dyspspsia, DeollT. Fa@ucs 20 tfnfrnrg
% Con1mpuan. &C.
HoGOWNF5 uMAC peasaah -Elg-
arElnE Tcuic. % BE- ned before meas n pnprpsir De-
Billy. A.
Ha8OWg's O~INTMEST-Nerrr mavu o. erlus
0d Sores Mos1Eu'a sarsap1ua and le4t -f iuaal
nsed intsrnailyJ Cancers Clranie SIRE h7r Burma
lruiaes. Ac.
Prepared snd -I1 b. r. s. Hushes. pruu-sE au %
Negro and Mortar. ~. 1f8 Mall street, between ASH
inEt1a ant P1piaT Ismphls. Tsunssee. deIeflT
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PICTURES! PICTURES!
LithOgraphS! LithOgraphSI
Steel ERgraviRgS Steel E~HgraviHgS $
W. are Offering our stick of F-fni-f Lrhogrsphs and
w Steel Eagrar.n1 81 Cost fr Cash.


DESoLNEu. B. ue 1oari a. Mayor auI Aldermen Il
II me CRY % Memphis list he Mayer kesp a ~r.aniinr
u-ticn IN tuo q the city papers. that no aocaunt arsin-f
tue city VIII BE- paid unless mtfa b. astharifv N ne
u.-lErf-ut fram ne miuufes.r
T. r. RICHARDS. CITY aef-far
Mrmnhil. Aurusf s. faR- .-5Af
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TCor. Gin. Gazette.
Washin 2tOn Items.

All nossible tactics are resorted to for tue
purpose of preventing even a trial to elect
Some of the Ohio Democratic members, Mr..
Allen in particular, occasionally manifested
a little uneatness and disposition to rebel
against The iron rule of Keitt, Lamar, and
Curry, but they speedily whipped into
whatever is required. Next year they will
have to settle accounts for this matter with
an indignant constituency.
The Southern Opposition met in caucus
Saturday night, aud, after due consideration,
resolved that the Democratic party is a sec
tional disunion party, and as such the
Southern Opposition could have no affilia-
ton with them. This is as correct as it is
explicit. They will not, as a body, abandon
this position, whatever some weak minds
may do.
The real ground of personal hostility to
Sherman, as | have stated, is the fear of the
thorough investigations into the corruption
of the Government which will surely follow
his election. The Helper talk is universally
understood to be most paltry pretext to
cover the actual reason for their factious
course.
Mr.. John Cochrane, of New York, Wins
low, of n. c., and other leading men made
a proposition to the South Americans to the
effect that whenever the Democrats could
throw their whole strength of a solid vote
of SO for their own nominee, the South
Americans should unite to elect him, or
when the Americans could throw vote of
81 for the American nominee, the Demo-
Gratis should join them to carry the election.
There is rumor of a number of prOmi-
nent flibusters being about to proceed from
here to the South, paid to Savannah, to join
body for making an excursion still farther
South, during the cold season.
1t is said that the Democrats have resolved
that no vote shall be taken on the plurality
resolution before the first of January, and if
they adhere to this determination, no
Speaker can be elected before that time.
Corwin, of Ohio, is reported to have said
that if the extreme men in Congress repre-
sented fully the sentiments of their constit-
uents, the Union is virtually destroyed
Sherman's chances are improving.
For Speaker a new candidate is about to
arise in the person of Mr.. Reagan, of Texas.
This gentleman, though identified with the
Democratic party, is not unacceptable to the
South Americans, on account of his mode
rate views, and it is said to-day that he can
command their votes, should he be present
ed. and receive the votes of the Americans
and Democrats. The anti-Lecompton Dem
ocrats will be compelled to choose between
him and Mr.. Sherman, or incur the respon-
sibility of delaying the organization of the
House.
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The News.

The debate in the House of Representa-
tives still drags its slow length wearisomely
along. Little hope of speedy organiza-
ton is realized. From the temper manifested
on the part of the Southern members, we
shall not be surprised to see the contest last
eight weeks In the meantime, those who
have been employed by the government will
have to wait for their pay while Congress
men fritter away time in useless and con-
temptible discussions. Our Geographic col
ums furnish full particulars how matters are
progressing.
The Democratic Convention held in Knox
county, resulted in a triumph of the Ad-
ministration over Douglas. The resolu-
tons were all in favor of Buchanan, and
the only one mentioning Douglas that was
--introduced, was emphatically voted down.
1t is stated that our Minister to Spain,
Mr.. VIM. Preston, represents that Mr.. Blu
chanan has not abandoned the project of &C
quiring Cuba, but will propose new meas
ures for that end. Therefore, the message
may contain something quite fresh on this
subject.
The Louisville Democrat says that j. G.
Fee and his abolition associates, in Madison
county, are to be removed to a place of
safety. Their presence is distasteful to the
people, and at a meeting held last Wednes-
day, it was resolved to hold another meeting
on the L 18th instant, when committee will
be appointed to escort Fee and Rogers out
of the State, provided they do not vamose
the ranch in the meantime.
Associations have been formed in Vir-
ginia pledging the members not to make use
of any article of necessity or luxury
brought from the North, that can be obtain
ed elsewhere. Abstemious Virginians
EDWARD BATEs.-The ST. Louis Herald, Il
Democratic paper of the so-called " Nation
al " stripe, thus speaks of Mr.. Bates:
This man, in these corrupt times stands
out like "an island of light in the midst of
an ocean of surrounding darkness" No man
can kno him personally without loving him.
As President of the United States, he would
make his administration, so far as it depend
ed on himself, interrupted and incorrupti-
ble"
On Monday last the Hon. J. G. Brecken-
ridge was elected United States Senator BY
the Legislature of Kentucky, to serve for
six years from the 4th of March, 1860. The
vote stood, Breckenridge, 81 Joshua F.
Bell, So
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BsS~ THE Washington correspondent of the
Missouri Republican C lassifies the House az
follows: Administration Democrats 90 :;
anti Administration Democrats Q South
Americans %; Republicans los; North
Americans 8. Total 237 Necessary to Il
choice lI9.
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H6% ewOuld call the attention of our
lady friends to the fact that Mrs. MCCORMICK
has removed her millinery establishment to
the old location of Mr.. NJ. LYONS, the cele-
brated tailor, next to the Postofice. Ladies
wi always find Il complete stock of notions
and fancy articles, besides every style of
millinery goods. As the season is far ad-
vanced, and her stock is heavy, she has
marked her goods down at cost prices.
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A REVEREND ScoUNDREL-Rev. DR.. VIM.
N. Finley, formerly of Grayville, was ar
rested at Salem, on Thursday last. charged
with producing an abortion the person
OF Il girl named Mary Linley, la GRANVILLE
on the 9Th nit. He was arrested on the af-
hdaVlt OF his victim, but while on his way
To Ca:ml, III charge of the Coroner of White
county. managed To escape. \ reward of
SloO IS offered for his apprehension Kla.
Sun
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Receipts by Railroad.

December II, 1907.
. buggies, a Loewent thai; Il Gozrn Lr"oms, Be-
ment q YieIe; 60 slaughtered hogs, Jaquess q
Co.. 81 bbls whisky, bdls sacks, AIlis x Howes; l
case mdse Archer & Mackey; 81 bags coffee, Soren-
son & Co; box dry goods, Emtch; Dbl cast
ings Wells % cases Hardware, l cask, keg
90 bdIs shovels, BELLS Geo SoRntag. deer, Chas
McJohnston. A4E. SHRADER, Agent.
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Collectors Sale

OF Real Estate for the payment Of cost aud expenses
OF si1e-,edIk improvements.
AAOTXCE IS HERERY' &ETsE.N'
. v that by virtue of two precepts, issued out of
the Clerks Office of the city of Evansville, and to
directed, will sell at public Outcry at the door
of the Court House in the city of Evansville,
Friday, the 3Oth day of Deemher, 1859, the follow
ing lots parcels of real estate much thereof
as may be necessary to pay the amounts assessed
and charged against said lots respectively, as the
cost and expense of making sidewalk improve
ments in front Of said lois, together with the costs
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Ees~A correspondent of the ~ Y. Jour
nat Of Commerce, writing from Pekin, Chi
ma, says the population of that city is so
vast that he is prepared to admit any mum
Der short of the infinite The chinese clai IN
three millions, Pekin is almost exactly in
the latitude of Philadelphia.
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Re~We are glad to find that the ladies'
appreciate HUGHEs' new list of prices; he
will continue to sell his stock at very re-
duced prices, for cash. He has Just received
a large stock of chldrens' nice shoes, which
he is also selling at reduced prices
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R&F The Louisville Journal says there is
not a South American in Congress who could
defend his vote before his constituents, were
it cast for the Democratic caucus candidate
for Speaker. To endorse him is to endorse
the Administration of james Buchanan. and
such an act would be truly " sclf-admiuis-
tered strychnine."
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CHRISTIAN HEILMA
KRATZ & HEILMAN.
CITY FOUNDRY J
AND BUILDERS OF STEAM
ENGINES AMI ROTTERG

CII1 FOUNDR
MANUFACTURES AND BUILDERS OF STEAM
.r ENGINES AND BOILERS,
Saw and Grist Mill Machinery, Tobacco Screws
Cumming Machines, Chinese Sugar Cane Mills.
Thrasing Machines, dc.
EVANSVILLE IND
1 TTViE PR0PRIETORS OF THE CITY 70 IN
II dry beg leave to inform their fpiends and the
public in general, that they prepared to do all
kinds of
MACHINE AND FINISHING WORK,
and everything appertaining to tho Foundry bust
ness. They are manufacturing STEAM ENGINES AND
BOILERS Of any size and power required. Saw Mill
Machinery and Mill Gearing Of any size: DistiI-
lery aud Mining Machinery, Tobacco Screws, Gum
ming Machines, ThTsshing Machines, Malt Mills,
Horsepowers, Corn-shelers, NJ achnery Of all kinds
made aud repaired. Iron and Brass Castings,
every description, IFon Housefronts, Cellar Gratis
DC. Cooking and Heating Stoves of the latest in
proved patterns; Hollow Ware, Dog Irons, &c.
BREWERS, DISTILLERS, RECTIFIERS, &c,
Supplied with every description of Copper ana
Sheet Iron Work, Brewing Kettles, Refricerators
AttempOrators, Sparges, Stillheads and Worms on
an improved principle, Columns for Aleoho! Stills,
Yeast Jugs, Cans SyphOns, sc; Copper, Lead and
Iron Pipe; Copper, Brass and Iron Pumps of every
Valves, Steam Whistles DC.
Workmcn sent to aIPnrts to fit up work and do
repairs on Steam Boilers, Copper and Sheet Iron
OLD METALS BOUGHT.
They are dealing in aud selling Aliens Improved
Steam Gauge, wrought Iron welded Pipes aud Tu-
bling, Hiram Hopkins Improved Smut Machine,
Stephen Hughes Flour Separators, Gttman RoIt-
ing Cloth Gum Elastic Betins, Packing, HO-r, Dc,
of the best kind; Tinpiate, Sheet IroI Block Tin,
Pig Iron Babit Metal, Speter, Fire Brick
They have every facility Of the best Machinery
and worknlen and will give all work entrusted TO
them, their individual attention, filling orlerx
promptly, warranting their work, and are satisfied
with reasonable prices.
Re- Office aud sale Rooms, No. GO Main street;
Found y, Boiler Yard aud Machine Shop on Pine
street, between FIRST and Second streets, Evans
vile. Indiana dec7
HREE.N' .zF'F'EES-5O BARRELS FOR
w sale by r. REDMOND,
decIO Posey's block.
AP UL,H W.EgKe.IT RLOUHs .F.N-EB HON
A1 miny in quantities to suit purchasers, by
decl0 T. REDMOND.
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Bas~The recent immense Union demonstra-
tions that have taken place in Philadelphia
and Boston seem entirely unappreciated by
those whom they were intended to influence.
The Democratic members of Congress from
the Southern States refuse to be pacified by
grand displays Of fire works, lofty flights of
rhetoric, or Union-saving resolutions. No.
thing but Congressional interference for the
protection of slavery in both States and
Territories will now suffice. Like spoiled
children, coaxing seems only to add to their
irritablity and stubbornness. Perhaps spank
ing would answer better purpose.
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g PoRK.-Several small droves of hogs
have been brought in to the slaughter-hous-
es of Messr5 Newell and Byers during the
cold spell-S5, rs being the ruling price
Olnev (IELs) Times.
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HoGs.-The hog market on Saturday.
in this city, was very lively, and a great
many purchases were made of small lots
at prices ranging from So to Sc, accord
ing to weight Owners are standing ont
for Sc, but packers are a little timid, and
only heavy hogs will bring it. We are in
clined to the belief that prices will settle to
$50S5 so, as there is evidently q large
stock of hogs in the country.
We noticed a drove containing l 48 head
being driven to the Strengthening house of
Mr.. Duncan, on Saturday. They seemed to
be heavy and fat.
Another large drove passed down street
to the same house yesterday 'erre Haute
Express.
HoGs-The hog trade has been very act
i've here the past week. McTaggart had kill
ed 1000 head up to yesterday, and he has
about 1000 more in the pens and yard, and
some 3, coo on the way to arrive this week.
The prices range from $3.50 to Sc net.-State
Sentinel.
HoGs.-Hogs are now coming in pretty
freely, and Mcdonald & Son have over 100
men employed in the several departments
of killing, cutting up, &c. About 1000
will be slaughtered to-day. Up to this
evening, 5,O23 have been killed and packed
The price paid now is So from the hooks for
those averaging 200 pounds, and 81. so
gross. The steamer B0l0iing Green brought
load of hogs from Brandenburg yesterday.
Dressed hogs from the country are selling at
from J TO cents per pound.-Ne,0 albany
Ledger.
Mr.. Il. j. Elvin has furnished us with the
number of hogs received at North Madison
mp to Saturday night, as follows:
Powell McEwen & 10, $50
Fitch Son 2,O58
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DR. ~m- ENall7S
pa 81 II EDR THE J. N N(ISF

FOR THE CURE or
Consumption, Decline, asthma, Bronchitis,
Wasting Of Flesh, Night iSt0eats, Splitting
of Blood Hhoopilg Cough, Difficulty Of
Breathing, Colds, Cough, Influenza, Phthis-
&c, Pam an the Side, and all Diseases Of
tie Lungs. +f
10000 DOLL4RS REVARD
is OFFERED FOR A BETTER RECEIPT.
10 contains no Opium Cslenel Nor Mineral Poison,
and IS safe for The most delicate child. =
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HGS~ The editor of the Washington States
newspaper isabsolutely delirious; somebody
ought to pour little cold water on his
quenched. Hear how he talks in reference
to the SpeakerShip:
But we are for forbearing, for submit
ting to all that can be submitted to with
honor, yet awhile-perhaps a very little
while-longer. If John Sherman is elected
it will be an insult and an injury of so out
rageous a character to the slaVeholding States
that they must regard the fatal hour to their
repose as having arrived.
The substantiation of the irrepressible
conflict can be no worse. That deed will
forge eur chains, and only "A few months,
a short year at most, will elapse until they
arc riveted upon us.
We beseech our friends to commit no
overt act, whatever the provocation - ex-
cept downright insult-until Helpers foster
brother is placed within three degrees, by
virtue of his Office, of the Presidency. Their
course will then be simple and easy. They
cannot be expected, by the most confding
of the North, to suffer conspirators to con-
tinue to control their destinies. Abolition
insurrectionists must not rule Southern pat
riots" Resistance to such tyrants would
be obedience to God"
The Old Dominion is prepared. As her
Henry went, in bursting the shackes with
which England had fettered her, so will her
sJns-so will every true-hearted Southern
son-now go in severing the ties which |
unite them with the Inprincipled maj critics |
which control the Northern States
There seems to be predetermination on |
the part of the Sewardtes to force the OBJ /
servance of this right of extreme necessity /
upon the slaveholdIng States Let them I
beware Lee them beware If Congress
hall is to be converted into an Abolition
arena, for realizing the objects aimed at by
the endorsers Of the Helper manifesto, it .
may result that the " distance is but short
from the Capitol to the Tarpeisn Rock"