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FEED STORE.
LUMB ER YARD.

HTRhavs fereutiF huilta iaTse afdition % cur Plan
w ing All nd d.ted 60 our nsnufacnuins depart
mfnf win al the mgfern machinrrg nor ne manrfac-
ture or sash, DoorL binds. Moulding, Hanles, Door
sni Wini1E Frames. C1Eings, C0uice, Brackets, New
el Pests. TuruIaE and scroll WORK, Of every style. We
have or hanl 3 lanr- sf0ck % Lumber % IN kind :
NleriuEs, White Pine and Poplar Wsatherboarding
sheetiuE shingiea FcncuuEf and a larEe lt OF Cedar
Pats. or manlllct1rinE derartsnert Is under the su-
p~erviaion q an experienced foreman. and We raiter
ourselves that 10 price, qualiys 81 ie and durability,
ue can o.mprl viii sny similar Establishment IN the
United States Orders promptly flet-
WHIPPLE, REID 4 co,
PianlnE Nil,
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Ga~Remember the sale Of business lots on
Second stIsetto-day, At 10 O'Clock A. n.
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DIR. }. n. WcLEANS
Strengthening Cordial

LnHHan #mHrrnH LITTLE NANaa AA r. 49,
Nioi0 hAtA its composition. n 4lltf laAihs
entire active remedial principle Of each i~ugrstlent j.
thoruuEhiy extracted by my new method Of tistlirs
9ruigciug q delicious, e1hIerEtlnE SPIRIT uni ue mos
iufallhle remedy FOR rsnovatinE the dseoase Fgt1se
snd rsst1rinE the sick. sugurlnE and teaiItai3d iuTahf
90 heaith and strength.
McLeau's sueuEthenlng Cordial VIII r~frctnaly cure
liver Complaint, d~Tspepsia. 1zHldicer ch-unic or nerv1u
Debility, diseases q ne Ellneys and al Diseases arisi1f
from q d~Is1rdered liver or stauach, tysp@u-la, heart
burn inward piles, aciditT or sickness Of the stomach
fuIness o. blood 20 The 49,, d1u pain or sEiuliug Ir
ne heat. palpitation q ne heart. r1ilness o. weight U
the stlmschs soar erucaIlous, cloaklrE ur s11lcst1f
feeling when lying dove, 1rgle-s or gslL1wu-ss o. he
skln and eys. nght gTeats. inward fevaus pain In thF
small of The back, chest or side, sudden fushes OF beat
depression o. spirits, mightfll dreams, lslg1r, despnd
eucy, or any nervous disease, sores o. blotches en- n
skin. and fever and ague, Cor chils and isver.l
over million Of bottles have been sold during The lasf
ak months, and In NJ instalce has itfailsd In Swing 20
tirs satisiaction- who. then. uUl s-srr frum waaknrs
or debility when McLean's ZrsngIheniug Cordial VII
cue you2
80 lsng1azs can convey anntaIuatel dea Of ne tmme
date and almost miraculous chElgs produced ly ttklns
ths cordial 10 the hseased. deblltata1 and -hzttrre-
nervous system, whether broken doWn By excess, weaa
BY nature, or Impaired By sicknsss, ue RELAXED ana m
strung organization Is restored % is pilltlne health zn1
vigor.
Married persous. or Others oonsrious o. inability, from
whatever calss, win md McLean's steugtheaius C0rila
ath1rough r-gelrrator q The systsmi a-d ct who NAV
have Injured themselves ~ improper 1n-us-ncesl VI
End In this T1rfinr a rartaiu and speedy remedy.
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Paris Money Market by Telegraph.
PAEIs. September She rsuEaetions on the Paris
bouus are Fat. Three pct. rsntss closed a. ss francs IS
cenumes.
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New orIenns marke1.


he following is rom the Nev Orleans Picsyuns o.
October 8:
C-oTros-There Ess q very fair demand YESTERDAY.
but operations we're checked by the advanced rates DE-
manded, ani b. The limited supfiy % desirable lists.
TIE sales enbracsd abont 5000 bales, mostly az ire range
or oar q~notAiions. which are again slightly amended
Inferior-.- g lNiscinE---.IOEaf0a
Cool Ordinary SEss Hidiing P~air-..iIhaI2
Low hlddlhE--- - 40 Fair .----... q
~sTATENEsT OF COTTON.
stock on hand sept. I, 74Oas
Arrived . 47s
Arrived 7O2s-aiaHff
$3.50
kEport@d %
kHported 3 VS. 81 IT'S
stock on hand not cleared g8.NT
sUGAR-Slr hhds Of the new crop have been received
from the Wesi0vsr plautatisn q J. T. and w.. Nolan.
parish q West Baton Ro0gs, consigned % Ar. Mitenber-
ger. Il Is made by the ceEtrifuEal process. s. graz in
color, bit o good grain, and sold a. 10Sc. 2 n. o Tod
crop . hhts sold 81 previous rates.
koLAssEs-Nane Offering On The lsvse.
ToBAcc=We hear o. D. trausa-tlons.
STATEMENT OF TOBACCO.
Stock On hand Sept-l ss0....-..-....... hhds..28.Ta
Arrived odate-s lss
Arrived N-day...-- ..-....-.--.--..--.. D. 1908
ASS
Exported 70 .-.---.--Aad
Expired te-dsy-.----.---.- ---------- 1851
stock On band aot cared. IS
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Bryan's TasteIess Vermfruge.,


0ae mighty % save" Is oontainsi in the book,
Human Frailty or, PhysioioSisal Researches" It
explains fully aud unsquivocaly the secret eauses o.
fractional dsransemeats snd Frustrated powers. win
uniaihug Instructions TO eradicate every iTaee and par
uce OF the venom Of disease. that suauing vorm nat
insiaiousiy, but to- surely eats sway and unserminss
the constitution. leaving nan but ths wreck Or his
former self. The victim q this fatal tendency should
lose not a moment IN procuring his l~nvsluabie work.
Sod By Dr.. BARROW. Eew York. Price IS cents.
Sent free o. postage everywhere.
sod also BY lsei2 Iml MANSFIELD co.
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.TUNT RECEEHED

EnO baskets Piper Heidssiek Chsnparn@s
LUZ 50 b5rss Jules auamis Champarne;
90 casks rosnsers Scotch AIeS
leo acks P0ts1asi
20 tris. Onicns.
ALso-suear. Tea. cons. Tohaco, sardlnss. Nat.
Ciesrs. Piss, etc. etc. For sale By
J. ?. PRANK.
IS No. IS 'FRONT.' R5E.
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Penn,rITanIn rIeonon ne

PHrLADELFHIA October GO.-TAs returns from The
election he'd this State YESTERDAY, Indicate the sisaion
o. Henry =. Curtin, Republican csndldzts for Governor
By a msj5r'ty variously estimstsd at from ten % tven.y-
Ave thousand. The success OF the entire Republican
State ticket is Indicated BY he returns thus far reosivsd.
Gen. Foster, the fusion candidate for Gsvsrnor. has .
major tyof 2ofs votes in this city over Col. Curtin. the
Republican candidate.
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DIscHARGED.-M. NJ. Witt, who testified
before the recorder some days since in the case
Of toe riot at the Charleston depot, was up be-
fore Squire Horne yesterday, for sIlsdgsd per-
Jury in bis evidence, but was discharged for
want Of SUFFICIENT proof.
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STREET RAILROADS TIE COMPETITION
BETWEEN SECOND AND MAIN STREETs.-
The proposition to have. street railroads still
fingers among the confused records Of legisls-
tive Eisdom, which in after years win furnish
smpls materials for the amusement OF eurios-
ity-mongers among the archives Of our munich
pal government. The difficulty consists, in
part, in the fact that contractors are unwilling,
in the inception Of such works in this city,
while they are still experimental merely, to
build passenger roads except upon the leading
thorougbfares. The aldermen are unwilling
to grant the privilege Of cons'rreting such
roads upon any street, unless a majority Of
those owning property on it viii consent. It
seems that a majority OF the trsdesmen on
Main street are anxious to have the street pas
senger lines on that great thoroaghfsre, but
the owners OF the ground oppose the PROPOSE
ton. Such are the facts as stated to us by an
alderman. We know men who will put down
a passenger road on Second street, provided
no one shall have the privilege Of putting one
on Main street, and who viii al the same time
agree TO run q line through Main whenever
sAt FAopr4tg ohutls ataut IL WHICH would De
In less than six months after the road went into
operation on Second street. L is said that the
Second street people, with one or two excep-
tons, favor the idea OF having a horse railroad.
They are wise in this, il experiences in other
cities is worth anything. II q man should
propose in Baltimore or Philadelphia to tear
up a street railway track he would be tsued
and feGthered BY 2 mob Of ProPerty-helders
and then, It is a plain proposition to a Second
street tradssman, that II a passenger comes
down that street to make a purchase, he will
not walk across to Main to effect his trades,
but will stop at a Second street house hard BY.
So with the ladies who 90 shopping through
the mud In winter and dust in sumner, they
will go to places most accessible, and avoid
both dust and mud by using the street railroad.
Believing that the first street railroad con
struetsd in the city viii be on Second street,
we are inclined to the opinion that there is not
in this city property more valuable than that
at the corner Of Second md Madison streets,
to be sold on this morning at ten O'Clock, BY
MonsuHat, Dupres a Co. Seven lots in the
very heart Of the city, invite the attention Of
capitalists and spectators.
f.
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Eotal Hlatttrs.
msrnlng, ::i:: oct. II, 1890.
GUIDE.

TRAVELLERS GUIDE
MEMPHIS \ CHARLEsToH RAILROAD.
AEHIvE. DrPsRT.
Nall trzin- p M-......6z0 a. -.
RErrrss A. M.......6 - p. ~.
Aocmmo4auun nln-----..-e5o0 A.. M--....f0Q ?. n.
MEMPHIS Nj OHIO RAILROAD.
AHnrrE- nEFARr.
va and express uain-----.eE 80 p. M-..---6oo A. o..
Humboldt eEpresE..-----l01o A. $3.50 p. n.
MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
AHHTVE. nErAnT.
hahi A. M.-.---.2A r. N.
ffelght ana aucuumodafien. Az p. M---.--6& A. H.
MEMPHIS ANDsLTTTLE ROCK
Passenger Irain Leaves Ferry Landing daily San
Gays ~cxceptefl at6-so A. NJ Arrives as P ~ Con
necs al Madison With Arkansas Stage Company and
Overland n uC1achss % Litte R9ok. Port Suith. San
FrEucisoo. California; Hot Springs Washington, Artau-
sass ClarksrlIe, Texas. and al principal points In
Arkansas and Tess. Tickets for sale BY l. s EnoWl-
ton, E'ie agent fr his line. Union Ticket once, Gay
GO Rouse ReadiHg Room.
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e. Remember the sale Of business LOIS on
Second street to-day, at 10 O'Clock a. NJ.
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u Chancerr. Id Memphis.

nTEFE or TEENEsSEE-Pr01erdinrs had Ia ~
- Cerkss onro, Chanosry SIDE q ne Cuumon Lsw
and Chsnoey Court o. he city q Eenrhis. Priaav.
Aurua the aig, 1880
gah1 cVeriou, Complainant.
VS.
lance o.. ReinhErst and Others, Defenfauts
II enneanue from afldaFit fird IN his cause that the
d-efertruf. james q. ReiuharE b g n1n-resident o.
fha STATE % Tennessee TT wlercd nat ne 20 enter
h- arpearanoe herein before o. within the arst uhree
Esrs ~ she next tern - said Culr. e. o. he'd On the
aeaanf Ma1dsT M loFeuber next LsGo1 and plead
r1=wer. or demur - caupiaiuEnE BAN. or ne sane
wfH BE- rsEen Tor confessed - r1 him, and set for hear
iuE eapzrte, and har a copy g his order - ~putlished
Aapeal-
Aagy-azel- JOHNG. LANIER-
Glen and Esster.
B.B&V- 3. Esdasll saliaizs ~ compisi5snt
ea1z-IawEw
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The HARMS ZUAvE CADETs.-We under
stand that this company viii give an sxhibi-
ton Of their peculiar drill at the fair grounds
tomorrow, on which occasion Gov. Harris
will present the company With a beautiful
sword. At the same time viii be presented to
the Cadets, BY their many admirers, a beauti-
ful banner, purchased from the proceeds Of a
collection instituted BY parties who believed
that they should have received the banner
awarded on Tuesday to the best drilled mill
tary company. The flag is to cost $500, and
the occasion maysbs looked forward to as one
Of unusual interest.
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q Citizens and strangers, procure Tyler
& Co.'s celebrated smbrotypes-from fifty
cents TO fifty dollars.
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C IL COIL!
o.
Tha Woman,s Friend-

I HAVE rsmsvsd 70 ny nsE briz once. ooruer Of
i W.ier snc Poplar Streets Ehsrs those Ebsut . by
Gal vgue DO vel 70 call stek iarEei snc quziity
10 . Pits1urE
sHlazu r. p PACEEF.
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YE QUAKEs OF VS. EARTH.-This ancient
and antique order Of fantastic fellows will
appear il public on tomorrow, and after pa
rading through the principal strssts viii visit
the fair grounds.
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THAsKs-ws a~gain-thsnk our kind friend,
Hamilton Borden Esq Of Adams express,
FOR useful exchange passrs.
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ca Strangers, Tyler q Co. make better pic
lures for fifty cents thsRstheir rivals charge
one dollar FOR. .ra-
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dommsrtial Hlatttrs.
sEAFnIs IN - oEEloE.

AHNaNNANa WaLaNNT H. -
coTros-The uartst yesterday was cutie Lively A.
prices siistiy suffer. The inqslry Tor the better qulu-
ties eontuuss very aairs. ne sales reported 90 ne
Chamber q oomnsrss ooots ssrs qssiss - sae., 4
At ss. 2 ats. 1rt At 70. 81 ioA. s23 Ct I0K. IS a. i0N
isI stioN. : stioH, 76s a. II. iss strik. isstuH.5f
II n IS at ns, At 70. 5sfl2A : aiis. Total num-
Der q bales z2sl We ss5is
Iaisrior..---- o aieninE...-..-toAaioH
ofdlnary.----.- d strict MiafinE f0k aloN
Low Eisii1s... sx4sx sisnsS Fsir...ii4srs
ms rsesiPts yesterday BY The Charleston rs abroad usrs
iiso, Niaissippi 900 Ohio gu sna Lials Rock u bales
Total receipts 2ss2 tales.
PRoDucE-ns aalss Or pfoiucs reported vsstsrsly
Il ne sane place we're 40 TINS hay ffrom isvssj sli %.
Is biissa Dc SIS. 50 SIS potatoes co. y % ffrom isrssl
&ke. 2 hhds sugar sEe.. % brll supsrans eour Is b.
- bris d. ts.T5. % DO ass. sQ.so $3.50. IS % IS. %
brss siuEis extra ss-75. 10 brls apples g. %. Is saets
mixed cora Sc IS sts corn 7oc. is sks onions e7se..
4 ori' ssEs iese. per ez 10 western Reserve esss.s
iose.. HsmsurE Do Ike. ? ets shoulder lose.
Domestic Markets by Telegraph.
NEW ORLEANS, October 10, p n -Cotfon-ue ssiss
o. today anouui % % ohaiss and eioses Arm n t0ga
i0Se. for New Orleans mIsdlugs. sugar-saIss OF "A
hhas q The new crop At I0xc. Flour closed with D De-
tendency At s5.758s %. sieht exchange On Esv
Yoh : diseount 70 par.
INV roRK. October 10 Cotton cisssd nm
IKE with sales % 900 bales. Eour closed s,sasy
vim safes q q 600 hris si s5.Sla5s5. Whss.-sd-
va7eed le. Coru-aetive. Sales p .oOo bushels AZ (
lie. PorE-duH at as IS. Sales ss brIs. Lsrs-un.
Sales 900 bris at iaEalsNe. sugar eios-d steady. win
Of io5o iris Of cuba At sSgsXe. ard Porto Rioo q
Ise7Se.
CINCINNATI, October 10. P. M.-Fiour-sa'es o. &C.
FAY snount % 10 hris al s5as.i0. Corn closed win a
i~s-iininE tendency at fo8f8i. Oats closed dul Il o..
WHISKY il selling a. issc- Pork closed nrm win sales
= - - - -r.-...
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Il The pianos being sold on six months
time By Monsarra;, Duprss 4 Co., viii be
closed out tonight il possible. They are sold
to terminate the agency Of C. W. Alexander
for stodart, The prince Of piano-msksrs. One
instrument will be sold tonight which cost
eight hundred dollars at the shop. Call and
examine them during the day.
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nEaR0KHHnn.

THE parfnersaip herst1frs bstseen venssr a
II Bo-um s ths day tesslret b. metal oanseut J.
T.. Terser o. authnriref 81 uet1r the buroess q ne az
frm, md assu1e iuiaHlIurE-
JAMS a. BORUN.
J. T. TBRsER-
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HYNESAL--Justiee Hsrns tied a9hs gordi-
an knotD for a couple Of aloViers7 yesterday
morning. There was little Ponp or eireum-
stance about ths ceremony.
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speedy cure fr lcIuisntcs1suurtl0l whites, ohstructet
or uflcuit meus1ruati1n. inc1ltlnsnce Of urine or invoi
antary discharges thereof. falling % the wcmb, uddl
uass. faintinz. and an diseases Incident % females.
There j. no m stake acourlt. suffer no l1l-cr. Take
Be- according % directions. 10 viii STIMULATE, strengthen
AMI iuvigorste YIN. and cause the bloom d health 3
nouut your cheek sgain- Every bottle Il warranted
~a-a anHaafnr~fr-
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Itsupesung from zmd1rit disd in his caurs ri a.
defendeuL 1qse1h C. Hrsdley. b. a n1n-resideafs a ne
Gi1te - Tennessee. n s orderai last he o. r-srr he
auzsarEucs herein before sr Eitsin rhe fstfnree ~
II ne ner term o. said Court, 20 D. he'd On NJ -
Nonisy DO Eogem1es neEh Qsso3 and plead. answer. or
feuur . nuuIuiaiuzntg bln- O. The sane VII ~ -aka, -
Confessed a. . him, and setf0r hrsrinz erpar.e. snd fbst
. copy o. this order - rublshsd once 3 Eerk fsr f5ur
rr-casefre weeks in ne Neuphis Auaaai-
A caET-atet job c. LANIER.
Clerk and Nacer.
thornton a Hasnsy, ~sgiieitar Cor oauplaina1t.
- EFaHrH
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WANTED.
NANTED.
Wanted.

a GENTLEMAN q erpcrisnos. soguainiez vita TIE
husiness O. ne city, g. sllicit1r. Actress. A. b.
C. H=urhis Pul On-s. s~cIi-Its
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10 Ehe Ladies',

tEME. MOREL, from Paris. late sapsrin- -
VI tsndent q the establishments lie BonN
Ton. n Y beEs leave % Inform the Lsdies ~
reuar ally that she has taken r11ms on 49,
inztoa street, northwest side. drst door frum 1870
Secud. two blocks nom Worham house, where she viii
c1ntiuue 70 give he most ample sst1facfion vita her
~beautlful snl perfect system o. catfing and nttinE
LADIES DAESSES- Dresses made in a Few h0uH 10
tcr with taste and ueatness. oclo-iw@
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McLEAN's STRENGTHENING CoEDAL--This
remedy has been berors the public oay ; short time, bit
il a. proved 70 be % invaluable remedy to purity ne
blood and strengthen the SYSTEM every one vho uses II
il to sthers, until IL has become the stand
ard remedy with every family IN TIE Emitted States We
say to svery reader, try tit is = delightful aromatic
Sc livertissmeat IN analher ealEmn. i.ss-tavIyil
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ID Chancerv Id Mempnis.

TTuEEs PATENT WASHING EACWsE, from 81
j BE- el1. hiFhu and uachineE for sale By
h n. G~RDsFEEOE.
80
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GARD.

II oEusequeuacof feehle hsalih Z have his dsy retire.
II from the nrm n Fsrser < Borun. IN doing - ] re-
turn ms tbsrks a. ET rieaas and q reasuus public, for
ghe liberal RtrmaEe heE19Eel GO re late nrm- I O.
m5st respectfully "a q cllauatiau of ne zane e J. L
Fereers ny toraer partner. Hle HLl c1utnue ne busl-
nsss 81 his owu acadmt n. III
a-ara rr feEf -Tr-ru-ulem
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AND FANCY pRY Goods.

We are now prepared 20 meet The dsmaads o. every re-
tail buyer. and We are cunadent that We can ofer as
god Inducements % purchasers as any ether establish
ment In TIE city. Call and examine our stoeg before
p1rchEsing elseNhere-
se2i-Im p ". HOTSTER & co.
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A Is ssznsgess - a private family, in
n he city OF oouutry- Apply a. The shelby House.
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CTATE OF rANNEssEE-Pn1r-sdiaE had 10 the
> CcrEs one ohanoery Flde o. he Comma Law
sud ChsucerT Cont q ne city o. Msmphls, Konfsy.
Bepten5rr the ion, 1850.
Martha &. Boyer, Complainant.
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e-Tylsr a Co.'s art gallery is alive with
citizens and strangers at all hours.

ExHUzED.-Nssr The place Of Mrs. Hogg,
some eleven miles from the city, near the Pr
gsOn Roost road, in making an excavation
recently the workmen, at the depth Of about
fourteen feet, came upen what had at some
day been a brick kiln. The earth showed no
signs of ever having been disturbed, and This
exhibition % the labor Of another rae, had
probably been undistuTbed for untold years.
The bricks are Of an unusual size, being both
longer and wider than those.used at the pres
ent time, OF a very bright red color, and exhibit
ing evidences Of having been carefully pressed
and skiIfuIly burned. No effort has been
made as YET to ascertain the extent OF this sin
gular discovery, but 1t was found to extend
some distance on every side. It Is Impossible
to offer any conjecture as to the race who left
these traces OF a higher state Of civilization
than the aboriginss Of this part Of the eonti-
neot are supposed to have ever attained 70, or
the time Of their having been burned. Il may
only be placed on record as one Of The many
evidences that this country vas not always
the exclusive home Of the savage, but that
these h%Ils'and valleys have been the thsaters
on which another rae "~strutted their brief
hour upon the stage"
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u Tyler 4 Co., by a new and Ingenious
method, are enabled to take 500 pictures daily.
a THING OF BEAUTY Is A JOY FoKEvER.o
A." As ugly as a worm ~fsnes,' Is a remark we
often hear applied TO persons and thing that
are peculiarly nl-favored. The expression is
no less trite than true-a worm fence is an
ugly thing, and what is more, 1t is one Of the
c~ostliest kind OF fences. We have often
wondered why farmers persist in using the
old-fashionsd rail fence with the stake and
rider, when for one-half The cost Of the rails
they can put up one Of Y~andemsrk's portable
board fences, which will last twice as long as
the rail, and look one thousand per cent. bet
ter. Everybody in attendance at the fair this
week will have an opportunity Of examining
this fence, and testing its utility, as Msssrs.
Bowers & Borden, the propristors OF the
patent, have a model OF It on the fair grounds,
where they will exhibit Il to allwhs may feel
interested. It Is far superior to all other
fences, as it is put up without posts, is very
strong, and can be taken aoFn aud moved
from one portion OF a farm to another at will.
For the purpose Of fencing in railroad tracks
this fence can have no. equal. The propre-
tors Of this patent will remain in the city, at
the fair grounds, during the week, and we ad-
wise all our farmer friends to make their &C.
quaintsnee and examine their fence.
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n your children are sicEly, Duuy. or anicted, McLaan''
Coriiai viii make them healthy, fat and robust. DelaJ
nct a momeut Try h and Tou VIII BE- convinced t
delicious % take.
CAUrIos beware o. truggists or dealers whs mas
try 70 palm upon you some bitter, or sarszpsrlia trash
(which theT can nuy cheap, BY saying b. b. Just a. good.
Avoid such men. Ak Tor AcLean's S.reugtbening Cor
dial. and take H0-hing else. Il is the only remedy that
yin purity the boac th0roushlY, and AZ the szae tine
strengthen the system
One tabiespoonful taken every mernlng fasting, Is o
ssrtaia preventive for cholera, chills and fever, yelcH
aver, or any prevalent disease. II d pat up in larse
stiles. Price s1ly 81 per bottle, OF six bottles Tor s.
J. p. MCLEAN, sole Proprietor o. this Cordial Ak
HcLsanfs volcanic OIL Linimeut- Principal depoEon ne
corner Of Third and Pine streets, St Louis, No
FOR sale in Memphis By A. 8. MANSFIELD s. co.
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M laAs-aWiyls
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AssAULT.AN BATrERr on A FEEALE.-
Jno. A. Walker and J. Tsgns were arrested
yesterday morning, FOR al assault and battery
upon the person Of 8 Mrs. Brown, who lives
about Eve miles from the city. 1t appears that
This brace Of individuals, being wagOnsrs from
Mississippi, were eneamPsd within the yieini-
Of her house, and an OF them indulglng 10
.Oogreata an excess in the ardent, became some
what too spiritual" to keep on good terms.
gT Visit Tyler & Co., opposite odd-fsl-
ball.
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q Attention is called to he perfection Of
the ers In Trler a Coz nnrtraIts-
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FOR SALE OR RENT.
F0r NaEe.
FOR RENT.

Eish b 81 ns LOT On Adlns street, near 70 Esln.
lo--upirdh D. Fi-her. Ants & O.. a. & stone yard
Al-o me Crftsss On Uuiuu street occupied ~ n n.
I. Eursuse PHILIP b THOMPSON.
aca-1W No. 81 ladts1u BlsF.