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Foreign Market. By Telegraph.

10y srEAnIsHIP AFHICa.l
LOsDosf September - -Nessrs Barring Brofhers 4
Co.. 8 circular quotes wheat o. eosing win n sdrsnclse
tendency. Sugar closed sieasy. Cof-s vas aim.
LATER.
LIVERPOOL, September, s0-TBy telegraph 70 Queens
town l-cotion-The sales q cotton On Saturday foted
upfs.ooo bs'es, o. Ehieh amount spsouiAtors and export
es tok 500 bales ms market generally closed sctire
and arm with fail prices.
BresdstHas-rhs market for a1ur closed firm. wheat
closed win an advancing tsnde-eI havins IN cases
advanced Is. Corn closed quiet.
The Provision market closed quiet.
Adviosf from Manchester and other mlnufaduriur
districts ountinu- favorab'e. The market f5r RODS snd
yarns generally eiosed arm win sn advancing tsndency.
varioas Liverpool circulars quite -four Is c,o-ins arm
At - siests. "a. Rsd wheat a. ii-8I's. Te-9v
corn sss ISIS.
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DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS.
DOUGLAS AND JOHNSON,
REGULAR MEETINGS.
ADAMS ST, NEAR MAIN OVER THE TUYA

MEETINGS.
GERMAN DOUGLAS CLUB-Everyi Monday night .
s O'Clock. Joan Dutiingsr. president; Pred werner
secretary.
CHELsEA DOUGLAS CLUB.-Coi. Templeton, presi
dent; n. FrecE. wos-presidsnti Jobs wiksrson. SEQ
Rotary q. R. Ayieit, treasurer. heets at " Forman'
Coraer" every Wednesday nlEht
DEaoCRAuc ASSOCIATIONS OF SHELBY County
Every Taesday night At 8 5eioeE. v. II. Carroll, presL
dent 3. @. Lsmoyae, secretary.
LITTLE 6IAsr ~CLuB-Evsy Friday ni-ht At
o'slOoE. Lake v. Finlay, presidents Joandss Mitchell
secretary.
soUTH HEnFHIs DoUoLAs CLUB-R. v. CrsA.
ton, p%residcnti J. H.. Rohh, r~eo0rdins s~ecretsry; yohr
?. seaman, oorrespoadins secretary. Meeting ever
"Wednesday nisht Al Capt. Healy's, on Causey street
three doors south Of Bsal street
M~rcHASIcs' DousLAs CLUB.-W. ?. Lewis. pres.
dent J. u. Oberiy, secretary. Nesting every Thurs.
Day niEht 81 Deuocranc hssdguarsrs.
BLuFr CITY DOUGLAS AND JoHssos CLun-
Meet every Tuesday nigbt al corner Nain and Make
streets simI ushe, president J. J. Reai, secretary
All Democrats are invited = sitens ness mestinrs.
Puhic dsumeuts, pspers, ETC.. vin soon Be- On hand a
the headquariers fr distriauii1n. Apply 10 n. c.
Young. p a.. or r. n. LemuTne.
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SpttiaI Aotiffs.
The Prevalent EnidemIc-

Is shat ispoVuiariy known O. Brsst Bsns Fcvsr. shieh,
curing ne poisut stase, should aiEsgs BE- treated b ne
qualasd p~aysirisn. bit Il Usually leaves bsaluf . Ian
guid weak feeiiaE. shieh can BE- oaig removed b. Z
mid, t5nie, sen a. ne HiEhiand Bittsrri vhieh b.,
been uief 10 huadrs1s o. Instances vita z~oussrfui
srenglhsniug sd.sts. Thsy are iu-t ne nsdiclns io
rsm-vs ne distreians niFht sseais ~ psiss In ne
boig and Limits. AMI restore he patient % q tounf, 30
live nd hstifhy clnfitisn again.
g. NASsPIELD a Co, urhoissis Drusrisu.
hemphls. Tslnss1se,
AMI By ~ rsspectabis d~ruzzlsis md dsslsrs srsrg-
wlara. See nlrertlaemert. aca-lanla
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ChiIIs and Fever! ChiIIs and
FeVeFI

0NE q me greatest remedies that has ever besn laid
hef1re ne pubnc tur Fever aud AEue, and which has
received the highest sneomlums from ne pres md ne
% p-, n DR. J.. HOSrETrER's CELEBRATED BIT
IEEA- WHO would endure the torture arising ffcm tbs
terrible disease. when 10 can be % easily cursd2 who
Eoua endure ~seepiess night, burniuE fsver and icy
1lAls alternately, vhsa q remedy can Be obtained Tor q
mere trihef Ard yet h1E many smnies un=sr out q
paiufui existence under this deadly bught and Dc
nofhins but sup down quinins. until Il bsosmes as eam-
mm - their daily meals, std yet they are Dot relieved.
None bet TIE ;ooisb sss weak would hesitate % pro
cure these valuable Biuen. and save themselves in-
tense ageny.
PR sale BY druEgists and dealers generally every
Ehsrs. HOsTETTER n SMITH,
Manufacturer and Proprietors,
of-tEEEIE Ne s. water and IS Frsut street
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HnunWnT,a PiIIs.

II NOruERs-hlu sanfs o. lovely females, DO ne
sPriuF-ums q vomnnhoad. have been rescued from IN
uaiineiy Erave By ths agency o. these mefieinfs
Wien tas sBrirhuinsss % ths rom7 b changed % apany
and internal sunering. sni the scs q health b ne
sa.iow boz a. caukering dissass. it Is q crisis Fhich re-
guiris ne maternal siisuuoa md s~siieitate. and fr
Ehieh ne pills wiz Be fo1ai an elcieus remedy. rhey
are s8ualy saaei1as IN ne auiuau Or tara q life
ne most critical period % Womal's sristsncs.
sod By andrurgists st25c, &c, an 81 per box.
~ocfftuuuIw
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MEMPHIS AND.LrTTIE ROCK RAILROAD.
TO ADVERTISERS.

Iosi and Pound, Steamboat departures. ETC., TOT erocrd-
Ing eve Inns, are inserted in me AFPEAL. uHs-r
proper headlnzs At So cents Tor one Insertion. two lines
f- rs cent. three times for 81, and one week for $50,
raysble iuvsrlnh'y in adyalas-
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ohio EIecttou Return..

cIScISSATI October Io-The returns thus far re-
osivei from ne election held IN his state yesterday
show hattie Republicans have carried the STATE. Il i,
not known By what majority.
CLEvET AND, octsbsr 1o.-LArER-It is thought
Tie Republican majority on The state ticket will reach
twenty thousand.
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indiana BIecuon Remrn..

IsDIASAFoLIs October 10 -Rsturns from the cleo
uoa YESTERDAY iniiea.e the very gsheral success OF he
entire Republican State Ticket
LATER.-It is conceded BY TIE Dsmo,racy that fhs en-
tire Republican state ticket is elected BY from ave 70
ten fh1ussnH naf.~sfv
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Florida Eleclion Returns,

SAVANNAH, GA, October 10 in the State election
held IN Ficrida on the sth, The returns shoE the election
o. hiiaa, the Breckinridze oaui.date Tor Governor, By
amaority O. ab0ut Loo ne Breekurisgs candidates
iar CanEre.s la aLarLad hr nh.rt ~ ..na n...-lt-
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Another Horrid Accident.

HOW often Ia The Community startled By such announce
msnts iu The daily press. A beloved child. from osrs-
issEness Or oihsr cause. has beooms d~readfuny burut or
Ha4ea Parents, ne very s-st article you can use il
DALLsT's MAGICAL PAIN E~xrRACrOR. Remem-
hersn ourss :%Eithout lesving any ssr. Havs q box
aiFaJs o. hand Tor sudden smsrrsncies-nu directions
aoonpauy each boz. The genuine has always . steel
engrEvei label, signed Henry DALEY. manufacturer.
Per ale In Ss~ Orleans, Wholesale and retail. by
J. WRIGHT & 20,
q and t5i Charities rtrest
soc Hzsas i0r he southern States, and % whom Al
orssrs should BE- nidressel. seas-sawfm
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Lumber

600 FEET
On d snfbeing the largest assortmen I have ever be-
Ofsre offered % the public, c~Onzistiuz IN Bart OF Piae,
Cvrss and Poplar Framing Lun5er; rouEh and
eT-ssed Uesthsr Boarding, a, ~ and9 inch clear md
nunnon Pine ed Cypress dressed Fioorinz and CenirE
Fencing. and Fsnrag Cedar Pst. hsWed and saved
fr5n Z - 9 10 b. = aguare. Also. On hand, . rory
iarec assortment II Fiae md q. press 8ingiss, cuf and
sawed Lathss Dora sasA, and plain and fancy Flckefs.
Feet u Weshinslan and Poplar streets.
nE4-iyssdP-iys n. I. COCHRAN.
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DFs. L. w. Gabbert an6 G.. W.
Morrow

TOGETHER give spoeial Er;sutian - sn FERNS O. ehro1
Be- diseases, but mere pariicuisrlJ 70 diseases o. Luuu.
EJs md womb. Thry aso remove Cancers. Tumou.
ETC., vita Or without ne knife, ard perform al surgioa
operations In The most approved and sisauGc manner.
msy viii board patients from The country, 20 thai uev
can have TIE best attention.
Omoe In Lsnsw's Building. Union street. second eos
tnsu NAN mrz2-faWlV
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R~EeoEDER's CovHT.-Thirteen gentlemen
danesd sttsndaaee At the Recorders lsyse yes
tsrdsy morning, six Of whom were sent to do
service for the city, two were discharged, and
the remainder paid their fines.
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Havana.market by Tercrrapb.

lFER sTEAHsHfF nfESFrLLE
HAvANA 'Ociober She markst for sugar ciosef
quiet at s reals ne sock q mis- port amounts 20
if5Jooo boxes aEatnlt los oo0 boVss e. the sane period
last year. Noiasses l. selling ~ ~ reals. Freighs
are duI. Exchange on Landan lfssl5j on New Yort
2Na4H.
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RuTLEDeE-Rutleage is the mos. popular
book Of the day, and it was written by a south
ern pen Not TO have read it is to Be " behind
the times" clsaves 4 ysJsn have received a
large supplv.
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Thu "NNNN u NVNHNaNHN7
Il BE- said that one o. ne former political divisions o.
poem namely
ne foea nat b. sinriy Kept AZ bay,
olt uuabered his min hairs q Silver Grey"
We cnunot vouoh for he uruih % this, but We % know
bat uader ne effects D, sppIieations o. Hsimsitests
famous Hair Restorative. " Silver Greys" rapidly be-
cone On appearance 1t iessp members o. Yong
Amsrlca
Price any osuts . bottle. soid svervshsrs.
". y. uAGAE co.
aa.I=NHUmHHn R~rw~HnHr. -
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large supply.

THEATEIcAL-Miss Annette Ines, who has
just finished a successful engagement in this
city Of two weeks, is now playing in the Lou
isvills theater.
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CHEROKEE REMEDY
GONORRHEA.

ARd ali Diseases af the Urinary Organs
THIS renee cures Uhe1 al SueT preparations fail.
i De- entirely ulIEe ever c-hcr nompoE1d-11n-
tanning - HfHe-al Pl=sl or Esusr1us Drug. - j. j.
prepared =aeIT frum Ea1E. Ba7Es and Leaves. and has
bssn hEu1H lugn. fral ere EruerafIua % smother, By
The CheTcE-a ln1lsua- Mts udersf 10 The public % IL
sEn lntru-c ueriH. ID performs be- duty quickly and
thcroughly- ~ unf1rIaste. ~ either SEE uHu D. re-
ue1h ny EIns 1ls remf9y, instead ~ pacing Themselves
a. ne ue-T u f-ae Qua2 O. Prfessr- This remedy
Efr-Efs e. -he net n he EssnEe it, trnleay j. no
Simply e. =u7euf he pos1u. br o. re-zcre TIE causs or
Whlr1 d. 1epeudE- PEI direcionE. in pamphlet form.
acosupzlg eact h1tle- ne Eueedy and PeTnzneut re-
Lief s1s-ce1 q nlf r9ruely. In aH cases ~ Gonorrhea,
Cap GeeL a-sreL SrrlGurus Flnar Abe, white
In fsuGles1 EudaM diseases o. ne Urlnay srFzuz, Las
a-t1lls1ee tse mott scientific meu d ne sge. nr
rels1T lt cltr frEdicH7 Is 81 pas1u fum re system.
hutl lFlErairs IRE m1- felicsts c1nait-uor-
q drea nr Efad Ne hrasil. or interfere Eifh
Any dsE 81 business ~ nsguus so dssl1aa fruz ne
uuE dleL-
rernl-rF - uslstE-ce fron che me6ieine.
~ And Eh1t enhances ~ raius, IL ne entire a
seune q al narEsaus astss benz q pleasant and deli
cisus alrup- Puoe SO per hefls-
F0TTER a MBEEN.
Soc Pruvrteior. ST. Lois. NJ.
- SOD IN Esnpais - cEsnder a c., snd al
drsEgEts even vHsTs-
gao- c. New O-iss@ -haisals sreut
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o. = MIrH-...--JAs z. navEEE-----wU zrLEAE-
J. ,. SMITH s 90,
Commission and Forwarding Merchants
AND DEALERS rE
Boat stores and ship ChRBdIeFyr

MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE e.
HAVING purchased Che wharf Boat and an Is H-
N perteua1-es from Messrs- Dlva.. Al--n O We
have had her mrr1ugl repaired and usr The atf-
she Is now one OF me safest H0ats 1l t-s HlsissiW
river.
We trrWeuareft-d q general C1nul5siln anf T1--
wariinC business. t-fth every facility for making
ubsral cash 1ivancss ON f-atlre, etc.. CONSIGNED 1o rs
for sale.
ATUlsE11ents uf produce H- ua fmiass -aare1- m-
sirecfefl wlu Del lriIr7r. ODD our llel policy.
Our steamboat friends may rely Tsu orr being nsl-
sanity supplied with ararE article u -e af store auf
ship ~chaniierT line al tas Uussr prices. and that ul1
atva1-s ne cash lu on nelsht l-.ve-eI1 u COR boat
iaI-Iy o. u. SMITH a Co.
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STATEMENT or TOBACCO
Mlnnetarp an0 financial,
HENPHIs DAILY APPEAL OFFICE,
Tuwuanar nrtrhar Il Teen

london Money Markedly Telegraph.
LoSDos, sept. s0.-Consols closed At s3R ioi
money md sccsuut-
he buIIoa in the Bark Of England has decreased
Gi2s,0 900 durins the past week.
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Straved or StoIen.

EE0E me s1hsTiher. ca IeuaeFsss sTesLR
II On ue ilh 81 August. one bay HAREF~
EULE- eight RI nine years oil5 heavy builrs
wi D. pli1-
r-f1 wv VAT
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--latest afns bu Grltqrapb
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP AFRICA

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP AFRICA
NV ToRE, Oe;sssr io.-us British and Morn
American uya mai steamship Afne, Capt. shsnnen
anivsd n Cape Race yesterday from UvrrpOol viii
dsts' 70 ne 2sth and s0th uiiiao.
she saisdfron Liverpoolat n-sa On SATURDAY, 2ssh.
and t5usard q Queenstown % suudsy sch. where the
laiss. aduoss BY telegraph from L18eoa and Livsrpool
YER ncsivtd.
he Afroa vas b.srIsd % Csps Rses b. The steam
news yacht q The New York associated pres. and the
following summary sfhsr news obuiusd.
T' airirs b his arrival are uarse days later than
those rseeivs4 ~ the steamship Cit q Bsltimors.
ne asunsaips Bavaria snd Ci,s q Man5hss;er ar
rived oui % The 2ssh ulL
TIE cunard steamship America arrived At Queens
toEn from Bast1a On me son.
ne steamship Palestine, q ne HoutreaI ocean
steamship line. took ore while Iyim q, her doet at Lv-
srpooion ne2oh. The flames were sKiinEuishsd be-
fore any material damaEe vas sustained.
NAPLES Il tslssrapaie dispatch from Naples a.
a5uaeed nat Aueena apIiaiatsd o. Saturday, the 2sh
uitino.
Gen. Lsmsricisre, together. wka Ms whole force.
were made prisoners OF war.
TURrN.-Yi-or Emmanuei va 70 leave Turin fr
BOLOGNA aud F,orenos on he 2ssh Ut.
Additional French troops have BEN ordered % Rome.
The King o. Naples troops At C-7ul are said % num-
Der sny th0usand men. mey are preparing to resist the
forces - Gen. Garibaidi.
was reported that GarlbslI los four hundred men
killed aud Eoznded during the recent engagement At
capua. Three hundred Of his men we're taken pris-
ouers.
Il was reported that Gen. Lsmorsiere, afrsr bis late
defeat returned TO Auceua win . s1nsidsrssis number
q troops.
E~SeLAND-Lord John RusssH's warning to ssriini,
not 70 stack Venetia, has been pubished.
CHTNA.-Then news from China has been anticipated
By the arrival Of The pony cypress.
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MoSTEDOSIoO HoUsE.-The strangers now
in the city viii find an excellent lunch at this
establishment every day at 10 and u O'Clock.
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Arrival OF the Stcamsbtn E,,,


NEW YORK, September On steamship Btns ar
rived a. Halifax today from Liverpool. Her advicss
have been anticipated By prsvious a~rrivaIs.
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FEVER AND AGUE,
Chin Fever, Intermittent or Bilious
RemIttent Fever, Dumb Ague,
And az forms Of Dissass having a MaiariOus
OrigiH.

A EEW DOSES viii cure any ordinary ease, and
u DOSE Invariably stops the c1ihs. IL coutslns
nothing In he least degree hurtful % the system under
any circunsiauces, and never ~proiucss ne unpleasant
effects that afiead the use o. Quinns and other agents
In general sse. Il cures every form o. ne disease snd
h the oririnai and ONLT ANTIDOIE MALAklA-
AsR for Dr.. shallenberrer's Fever a1d Asue Anudotei
ardb sure you get PILLS.
Messrs. Haviland. Stevenson a Co., Who are among
ne iarerst Wholesale drug dealers In ne Souths write
g. follows.
CHAREEsroN. s. Q. January p. 1881
GENTS. We take pleasure in staiiug nat on yeAer-
day cur NJ. Stevenson and utheH were far-Witnedses o
q most Astonishing recital and high encomium IN regsrd
% y0ur Pills. Henry Goethe. Esq-s q pronineni c.lsen
and planter o. Beaufort district, called upo1 rs ana N
quired Il We kept snallenberger's Pina- lpenegrs-A
lnr II he knew suythiuE % them b. replies
uaIy 81 f0ll1Es "Elr, Z regard hsm a sRe
Clus and Fever. They we're used win akhel-lee
on he Charleston and savannah railroad lat alnl
and autumn. In ne mrr sckiy region and unler ne
NEST rTfur circumsfaucas. IcantssuN nat outer one
gang Of about two hundred negro op@rHuvess lNl we're
4trfcFen tswr win Fever ard Arue, and every one re-
oover~d b. The timely use o. sAalenoerEeIs flisi ana
Won nav ten them for ne. n yea chnlse, thai meg pos-
80 ne GREArEsT MEDICINE IN p WOhLDF
R-a0H By Drugglsts eFeIyghere. snolesae H-ns
- --,hf. s. MANSFIELD \ CO.
GEO. v. \ a CO..
III. u FARNSWOHTH a co.
WAHD a n~cCLELLANp,
Sole PruprietorA,
A.. 7. SHALLENEERdER a CO.
,ufs-4auamis Hocheier Pa
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eRemsmbeF the sale Of business lots on
Second street to-day, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.

ARRESTED ON sUSFrcIoS.-Dennis MeCarty
was yesterday arrested BY officer Butler, on
suspicion Of being a wstehstu8sr. Officer
Klinek testified before the recorder to the fact
Of having known MeCarty for a suspicious
character during The past two years, but there
was not direct evidence sufHcient to convict
him, and be was discharged with an adnoni-
ton 10 leave the city.
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u An Illustration OF non-committalism-
the AraIaechs suffering with a "Sum5 ehil.s

u In locking through the stock Of farming
implements, upon the Fair Grounds, visitors
should not tail to examine "Laneastsr's Cotton
seed Planter"
1t was invented by a Nor'h Carolina farmer,
and is th- most simple Of all the machines used
for planting cotton. Il is a light, as well as
a strong machine, lows the seed with great
regularity in any quantity, in drills or hills
opens the turrow and covers It, at one opera
ton. It is sold at a price very little more than
half that Of other cotton planting machines.
The testimonials which are given BY the North
Carolins farmers, (nsnY Of them the largest
planters in that stste) say they work to per
lection, and their simplicity especially adapss
them to negro management.
Mr.. Borum, Of Norfolk, Va, who has The
msehins in charge, offers to sell county and
STATE rights at Tessosble rates. An active
man can sell a hundred machines in every
county be will exhibit in, the first season, and
make one huadrsd per eeat. profit on each ma
chine solo.
Persons disposed 20 purchase rights, need
not necessarily go into the Manufacture Of
them. The machines eaH,be bought ready for
use in any quantity, and at a convenient point
FOR shipment to any part Of the South OF South
west. All necessary information given, If ap-
plication is made on the Fair Ground, or at the
GayOso House. room 25s, or BY addressing S.
r BORUM, Memphis, Tenn, OF BOEUN &
MCLEAN, Norfolk, Va. d3taw1t.
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DR.. Jas. mcCIinfOck's PectOraI
Ennnnn

AMERIC is dled win The lame q ths ueat uhysf-
Clan and physiocrist, and In his Pectoraf syrup We have
TIE Eranfest result o. his skin and research. No human
being need perish q Or any disease o. the
ofEsls % resDiratiln. wh1 SEEKS relief iu tine from
This aI-p1werfuf puluonic-
Price sI.0o. Sod By MANSFIELD & co.
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EAlLLa
Best variety q fruit. premium SIS. and diploma to
Bsst6us6sl o, spDis,. premium s,-E. s El.m.
Beet hair bushsi Of Pssehst, premium sS-Nns. Geo.
Bssi 40 largest vaHsiro Of pears, premium sio-v
Best fPesimsa o; grapes. ava uaehss, premium So
B.s, hsT susAsIari,a sppl.,. prsnign ss-xrs. n.
ssst hair bu.hsl dried peaches, prsmiun ss-Nrs 4
Beet specimen domestic wine from grapes accompanied
y reslps Tor msnuiHcure premium go and diploma
Bsst spesmsn blackberry vine, premium ss-Mrs
n. ] st1ral.
In addition to the above, there were several
awards made, which we were unable to OBJ
tain-the effort to bring up the unfinished
business Of the preceding day occupying much
more than usual Of the time Of tie gentleman
y and Efficient Secretary and bis polite and ae-
eomplishsd assistants. As there VIII
be more leisure to-day on all hands, we
shall obtain and publish hem in to-morrow's
issue.
Col. Grain arrived BY the Ohio road yester-
day, having lef. the steamer Chester Ashley at
Columbus, with ten fns horses on board, which
are TO grace the stables at the fair, and Be ex-
hibissd In the ring. Among these horses are
Stockbridge Chief, Of Ohio, the successful con-
tsstsnt as the best thoroughbred roadster, for
the $1,000 premium at the St. Louis fair Of
1889, and Young Ripton Of Louisyille, both
trotting horses OF some note, and Bolly Lewis,
Of Cincinnati, a horse not without fne points.
The boat was expected in port last evening,
and, 'withsut accident, the horses may be
looked FOR on the grounds to-day.
Among the representatives. Of the press from
abroad in Attendance upon ,hs fair We are
pleased to meet our friend Hendren, Of the
Athens (Ala.) Uaion BanasT, Young, Of The
Huntsville EadsPsndsat Shelton, Of the La.
Grange Reporter, and N. A. Messenger, Of tie
North .flabsmias.
The rsportorisl corps are pleased 10 ae-
knowledge their obligations 10 the officers Of
he society for courtesies. Where all seem 10
have exertsd themselves to render whatever as
s~istanee lay in their power, it may seen invid-
ious to PARTICIPANTS. But we trust to be par
doned for naming as among those who have
especially contributed to the tightening Of Ii.
labors incident totths reporters drtss, the e.
tsensd President. Col. Pope, Bfr. Secretary
Stewart, 'COL' James T. Lean, the Messrs.
Lake, and our good humored and smiling er-
city marshal, Underwood. To Col william
Strong, K. J. B. I. Vim, Esq. and lady, and
Col. and Mrs Geo. l.. Holmes, the CORE are
Indebted Tor peculiar demonstration that they
not only know how 10 evoke The choicest pro-
ducts from mother earth, but also to prepare
them to minister to The wants Of the inner
nan. Next to bis head, the reporters stomach
is generally bic weakest point, and an attack
in hat quarter rarely fails Of success. What
could Withstand the siege being carried on with
yigor against q quarter 90 weak and defense
less -?
Il viii perhaps be Interesting to parties haT-
ing articles on exhibition at this fair. 70 know
that the fair at Decatur, Alabama, commences
on the 18th and continues four days, that at
Athens on the 2Sd, continuing -four days, and
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DR.. Jas. McCIintOck,s Cold and
Cough Mixture.
MANSFIELD 4 co

IHlS greet family ueticins vas first irtuEuced b.
D acClintacr when Dean = the Pziladelphia C5uez7
q Aruclne. rhe euure profession ap1rgFs . and 10
Is Euaranteea % cure an ordinary cold or oourh. catarrh.
in1ueu1a. etc with absolute certainty and q degree of
upiflty that viii sgreelaiy asi1uish the patient.
Price IS cents. Sod By
aaal-r~f NHNaururn a 70
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that at Tuseumbia on .h. soth instant, to con
tinus -four days.
We append the programmes for to-day:
Po5RAMNE FoR THuRsDAT-rHED DAY.
Jack sfuck.
grHnfts.
swine.
sheep.
Matdhed mules
siEgis uuis, , years Old nd ose-.
Single mule, 2 years % and under
sing . mule, ! year old and uader 2
Single mule, colt.
uorougtbred ~starion,f years old ant upward.
Thorourhbred stallion, , years Cd and under 4
ThoroaE bred stallion, 2 ysau Old nnd under 3.
Thoruurebred stallion, year ia Huf uuier2,
ThcruuEbbred stallion, COLT
Thoroughbred mares, sane ages - shove. 80
Saddle uxrea. ai ages.
Harnsfs Ecidinr-specd End style.
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INV ToHE, October lO.-The Cunad Steamship Pei
specie.
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c~-Rsuember hs.sals OF business lots on
Second street to-day, at 10 o'clock J.. N.
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LoUIsviLLE, O-toher 10. P. M-Tbs Ohio at M,
point is rising with three feet nine iHches water tn the