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oniee in Little Rock At the Anthony House.
D. D.J!CHDEsTER, Contractor.
John BARTHOLOMEW, Agent,
ocA o4H Little Rock Ark
THE DISCOVERY Oh THE 4gF.
| NO material which has ever been discovered
I ~ has effected greater BENEFITS IN the house
hold acOncmy Lhau
IoaIMsEY's MAGIO soAP.

IN has erected greater dement's IA the b,TssI
hold economy thau
MoGIMSEY'S MAGIC SOAP
Il Is a labor saving invention, as wen a. an IN,
valuable remedy in Scurvy. Seald Head. Frun-
tfOns OF the skin and Piles Dau6ruff Il =
moved from the head, the Teeth whftened ana
cleans-d, Plaie and Jewelry cleaned. Stains
ehectuallY rem owed from Carpets Furnifure
Clothes, Paint, Narnlsh or Marble with fha
greatest AGILITY and without injury 10 fhe ma
terial IL Is a great saving OF time and Iabor
10 washing clothes. II is the only known Soar
which viii wash Fiannels with the ease Or r.r1f-
ton or linen without fulling or shrinking An
these important objects can be effected without
injury to the skin or the most delicate hatri-s-
u po-sesses no deleterious qualities whatever
Inc world is challenged % produce a soan
which Possesses 50 many valuable prouerties
ana which Is so tnnOcuous and safs 1T is a
home invention, and denes competition in au-
part OF the world It has become a nccessjfv
IN Memphis, and It's use Is rapidly sureadins
thrOGghsut the south, and eventually viii ev-
tend over the Yankee 5tsfas, North and Soutb
America, Europe, Asia, Africa and Oceauica
Manufactured solely by &. z. Mc6innsev Mem
phis, Tenn. and sold at the following s5Isces ~,
the 0ity at wholesale and retail PaRelF ~ p
Deans, Taylsr's Drug Store, Poplar street
COS DeSotO Block, Madison street: will soon
be found az sny respectable family grocery or
drug store. The proprietor ia determined fhst
is manufacture shall keep pace with the rsT-
idly extending demand for its usa- aul6
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Memphis Gas-Light COmpan!
First Day of December next

have detsTIu ned 70 reduce the price on theil
sales Il Gas supplied sn and after the
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PEr7V Chapter, No :. Meets ID Monday Of esch
h-0dd-FellOws' Hau. JOhu Zent n. E
Il p. b. N. Levy. SeC'v.
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mAsoNIC ToLERArrnr.

On the 18th OF July, 1867, the magnif-
cent hall of Oriental Lodge, No. SO, F. &
A. NJ, in Chicago, Illinois, was dedicated
by the Grand Lodge OF that State, with
imposing ceremonies. The Grafton de-
livered at the conclusion Of the dsdica-
tory ceremonies was q very eloquent one,
by Dr. J. Adams Allen. From it we
take the following extracts:
Within the walls Of this Lodge room
| With its symbolic lights raying down
upon Us from amid the starry-decked
canopy stretching over il, the voice OF
partisan strife cannot be heard. Here
the East and the West, the North and
the South, meet upon the level. act by
the plummet and part upon the square.
"6ectional prejudiees and controversy
fade away before the silent but potential
Influences that fill our halls. With poll
ties we have nothing to do, but with US
Mason may not lift either voice or hand
against Mason. Neither, under the in
fiuenee Of our principles, can they learn
war any more. The strife OF sects or the
clash Of opposing creeds can find no ad-
mission between this East aud West; but
around this common altar we can lit up
L-tS. - - :. ~ ~ SN1 I'-NA'- etIloH ~ Ouelt
Divine BeiHg whose existence we all
recognize, and whose revealed will the
principles and tenets Of our O-der strictly
enjoin'us to obey. rr.
"a Together We rejoice at the evidences
around Us of the material prosperity Of
the ancient Graft, We rejoice that its
pure principles have commended it to the
confidence OF so many whom we are de-
lighted to respect and venerate as great,
and wise, and good. We light our can
dies from their torches, for we believe
that these are set on fire by that holy
flame which eometh only from the
throne Of the Most High. With afec-
tiOnate aTdOr we cling to the heirloom
which has descended from the good men
and true Of all times to the good men and
true OF our time"
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ROBERT A. MOON,
Go L ton H IA tor
AND
COM MISSION MERCHANT,
No. 276 Front Street, &
MEMPHIS, TENN.
MEMPHIS, TENr

T IBERAL DVANCES-supplies "a Whole
i ! sale Prices. Commission foF selling Cotton
Une Dollar per Bale
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MEMPHIs. TRNNEssEE.
TO PROPERTY HOLDERS.

A LII Owners OF City Real Estate, and all
n Agents OF owners ere respectfully reques-
ted TO leave with the undersigned, at the May
or's office, Memphis menorAn0a Of any Sales
Leases sobilyislons, etc, made BY them since
JOHN PARK, g
L. J. DUPRE, -
JOHN I. TRRzEVANT.
A
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The design OF Masonry is to laud hu-
manity, not in q narrow chsRnel, and in
an unhealthy hsrbor of selfisbness and
bigOtry, but upon the broad, unbounted
ocean Of truth and goodness, where no
storms of sect or party cen bear rule.
She does not require her members to
look through the dark lens OF seetarian
bigOtry-Or heather idOlatTF, but TO God,
in hopeful trust and childlike confidence,
and cherish brotherhood upOu which
reliance can depend, Masonry, as a
moral power in the world, must accom-
plish her work, not by. any arbitrary
brute force, but by the establishment of
principles in the mind by the love aud
practice Of truth; by everything which
betters the condition OF men. I Conse.
quentlyit must expect to have selfish
ness to contend with. The object of
Masonry is to promote that which is
good, and teach truth, inculeste a true
knowledge Of the arts and sciences: but
more especially TO build up 8 system of
moral ethics, and spread the cement Of
brotherly love. It is a theory Of rnorsI
right and justice among all the nations
of the globe, to extend the highest svs-
TEN Of civilization, and encourage the
most perfect improvements in cultiva-
ton over the earth. Ii has no enemies
toeonqueri and no victories to win, ex-
cept over ignorance. She is one Of the
great teachers Of humanity. taking her
pupils out Of darkness into light; .by
making the world better, wiser and more
truthful sSdr. -
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EUREKA AND PRATT's
o SOUTHERN MADE
COTTON GIN

VJHE EUREKA GIN separates huIls. bolls ana
Il sticks from the Sesd Cotton, and win nv
for itself In one crop Of 50 bales. PPs T5rss-
SIN needs no puffing but speaks for ifseif ana
ike good wine, not forgotten BY those vrho
have tried IL Gins repaired BY skiilrui elm
wright whose factory Was burned bv the T.,-
KEGS Wills ne was In the Con federate ssrri,-
Gin Bands, Gum and Leather, FURNISHED a.
actory prices. Orders solicited and ur,o-n7-,fi--
filled. address, Memphis, Tenn. -
g. ". .TRUEHEART
Care OF Harrington & HovreIr
au0 Agent for Daniel p-7sff
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Third Prize,
Fourth Prize.

One residence lot adjoining above property,
Z5xlOJ leet; very available for residence and
desiraBly located. Valued at $500.
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a card.

TIE will at once rebuild cur warehouse, and
w vii have g completed by the 18th OF sep
tsrnber, but by the frst day OF That month We
viii be ready 10 receiv goods on store
Ishe sheds VlIl be DIVIDED ints hre proof com
y,srfr1euts by brick walls, and covered with tin.
TbOse vvBO have. patrO ulzed us for tie last two
seasons and thos- wire may nave PROPOSED 70
~ "a the approaching one, may rest assured we
nj be ready for lnesn-
We design establ fishing Cotton Compress ~
- nsefi,lu With our wareh Ouse, upon an ad-
are1f lot ygll CHI viii be ready oy The lst OF Oc-
~1Dsr or sooner The proximity OF our esiab-
sisumeut 70 the river rendefs ne handllng OF
,.r,ftou "a couveufe ut That We can transfer cot
.ou Eor shipment by river Ireo uI Grayage. The
sdvantage Of tire posltien Is equal - one ui ay-
sc On an cotton senttor coHpreEsment rom
,fiSer -Hserehouses, while on AL cotton in our
vrarehouse for compuessnent tiere can oe Two
drsvsgss sglved, since 70 would ue IS easy Tor Us
- fraf5sfer i. from our shed 20 TOE Compress ss
10 turn II out in The ordinary way for transfer
~ drsys -, g,,,r,rs-r,, ~
ly30 y X ~ htSl 1Ah q ~.
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All other Ties fastening by this method are
lntrngements, and will be prosecuted at Jaw
As Oh. ..
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OUR LIST or PRIZES,
The First and Capital Prize.

Col. N. Q. Garowav's valuable residence,
corner OF Court and Third streetS, Memphis,
one block only nom the center Of fbs eitv and
IN the vicinity OF All the Federal. state and
county ohlees. Lot "a fset 'front.' BY S35S deep
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orders Tor the above
S6ltFaStGRiHg Wrought Iron Buckle FiR,

on the most favorable terms. We are having
them manufactured Of the most superior iron
and thoroughly tested.
ID. Il. DAVIS d CO.
Commission Merchants.
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HERMTs Lodge 81 Perfection, 18th No. J.
Stated Communications ID wednesday night
OF each month. Henry p. WoOdard, Szd, G..
~. Charles N Carroll, 18th, Sec.
AIrHgAS Lodge Of Perfection, 18th; no. 2.
Meets 4th wednesday OF each month. George
Hellersh, SD, O.. NJ. A. Z. Frsnkland, sd,
Sec.
CAsIPHIA Couucl1 OF Pr noes Of Jerusalem, 18TH;
No. 4. Benz K Puusn, S2d-, Tarsh.'. -
-. Sec.
CALVARY CHATTER OF HOse Croix, 18th, No. 1.
Charles " AIlnls, sd, NJ. N'-s;7 n. a. Fom-
lin~on. S2f, SEQ.
PHILIPPE DUPLEssETs Council OF K-h, Soth.,
40. l. Henry p. MOodard, sd, Comm. ;
William y. CinOde I'D, Rec.
C0N-IsToKY or WEsT TESyN EssEE, 32d. John
Al8slle 8$d., Comm. in Chief; Dodge G.
TrpdEr. a2d, Reg.
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LODGES

I567.
LODGES.
AFGERoEA. No. lSs Meets 1st Monday IN
every month. At Odd-FellOWs' Hall, cor. Court
end Main. d. B. Forster, 234 Front street,
". NJ; John Beamish, seCy.
EsyJrR MzMFI4Is. No us. Meets ID Friday OF
each rnauIc-1all, cor. Madison and second,
]. 7. Sellars, W. NJ; Benz. X Pullen, Sec
LEILA SCOTT. No. 2sq- Meets ist Friday OF each
month Hail. cor. Madison ant Second. John
Airsie. ". r.; n. P. Woodward, Sec.
HAHIITOS. No. ZQ9. Meets Sd Friday Of each
Observation-Disclosures Hall. p. M. Stanley,
". NJ " ii. Butts, sec.
EL.wrSNrNG, No. ssI ~. d. Meets 4th Friday
of each month-20i Front street. John j.
r Won ham 83i, ". 81; T. * f'uIen, sd, sec.
ROYAL ARCH.
PEEv Cha pter. No /. . Il setS ID Monday Of esrh
nOnth-Ddi-FelOws' Iiall. JOhu Zent, N. E.
H. F.; b. n. Levy, Sec'y.
ASDs. n.
EUEEEA Council. No. 9. Meets Sd Monday OF
each month-Odd-Fei eilOWs' Hal. John Zent,
III. H.; n. J. iEginr Rec.
TElaPLARs.
CYEENE Cc-1mGndery. co {. Meets 4th Mon
day Of each month. John Zeut, Com; n. J.
Wlggin, Rec.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-09

The frfeliieeaeer seys during TIE 6eiibera-
ton 81 the Cabinet yes erday il Is under.
s'occ y becams qxirnt tlAt in opinion
every one ureseni The Legal eject Of the con
templa'ed amnesty proclamation would he
TO relieve 81 persons i.fclufed " hin is
terms from disquilificatiass Is wei Is all
penalties incurred by comp lefty Ia tie ale
rebellion, and 81 conrse - far IS the acti' a
Of he General Government y ccncHr1'
iruii rll disability g. TO the righl - suffrage
In Consequence # the clerical error - se
public ocbi statement the secretary II e
Treasury las decided to make out ns y
md rfe.t statement, ~ which u viii be
found he mas added report Of the conai
ion of the public deb, on the LIST Of Sep
tember, 1865. which compared with the
Statement, offs September, 1861. will show
a reduction n debt OF Slei 800, 20e, -.
Under the rev bonded warehouse resula.
lions Just adopted by the Treasury Depart
ment, the restriction upon the transfer Of
spirits 10 bond from warehouses class B, is
done away with, and ell bonded goods are
allowed 10 move from one district To an
other. on consignment from one collector
to the other These regulations 90 into
immediate effect.
The Postmaster Gen has directed con
tract with VIM Elliott OF Memphis 10 con-
vey the mails from Memphis to Vicksburg
AMI back twice week CT steamboats, on
The Mississippi river supplying all interme-
date offices. At a salary Of SIX hundred dol
iars per annum. The contract dates fsum
October lst, 1867.
The recei.ts If internal revenue sor the
week are s. $50 3-3
Secretary Sewafd had long interview
wiki the President to day TO arrange details
OF the amnesty proclamation.
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CHICAGO.

CHCAGo. sept THE trot be- ween Dex
ter and Brown George AMI running matt,
10 CAV, Drew together "A very lllpe number
oil persons and was attended hy far more
interest 'baa anv pr,viars contest which
has taken place 81 this inaugural mee,Ir =
of the ASS cation. The weather was Nil
that could have been a-kel. ana the horses
"a well rs the track, were III ex client con
dition fhe betting, which was against
time, was unusually spirited. and enormous
amounts Of money changed hands upon the
result of the race Dexter won the race AS
was generally anticipated he would. in three
straight heats; time oi first heat 2:2i; SIC
ond heat, 2:22. and third heat, 2:25 Brown,
George followed Dexter pretty closely. and
on the second heat there was not more than
halt length difference between the two
horses as they crossed the score There is.
however, considerable dissatisfaction over
the result, rs many expected that Dexter
would very nearly approach his Buffalo
time, 2:l1s, il MT exceed il, il having been
generally understood that Bonner had teIe.
graphed tina, rs Dexter had beaten the wor d
10 now loi rim beat himself
The September meeting OF the Association
closed to-day, which. taken all in all, has
been Of m irked success
Dexter now retires from The turf to Mr.
3onner's stable
The steamer City Of Sandusky colliied
Yesterday forenoon with the propeller
Roanoke Near the mouth Of the river and
sunk IN five feet of water Fate of propel-
Ter unknown
Yesterday two boys from Dubuque. Iowa.
aged twelve and iourt en- years respectively,
got into quarrel when the younger, John
Dean. struck the Il Ter, Joseph Harren. on
the head with heavy sick and six hours
infer Harren was dead. Dean was arrest, d
THIS forenoon on the charge of murder.
The City Council of Cincinnati have or
gaaized two base ball clubs, called the East
Enders and West Enders
boiler explosion al Lodi, n. yester
day badly injured five persons. and damaged
property ~ the amount oi 5000
At 'bc book ira e sclrs in n " York the
pr'cts are about - per c~ut higher than AT
The last GALES
by living beyond his mcaus the President
oi The First National Bank NJ Kingston is
IN arrears 10 the Government $9l 600 He
i.as placed his property N the hands Of tie
directors
ihs latest rnmpr from Washington is that
Kew r:'y Johnson rs to succeed Seward
No one appeared 10 prosecute the Mon
irc4l iio'ers. who were p.iore the police
cour; to Day, aad they were iheroup5n dis
CHARGED
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CfuC1Am00f M0Pkeys
BY Telegraph Sept. ..
Flour Unchanged aud 6rm.
Mheat-unchsn.e ed and firm
Corn - In better demand, bat prices I'M
changed.
Oais-Steadv closing a shade tirner.
hye-sieady closing shade rmer.
o, eo'ion-puil; prices nominal; midd'ing at
.Whi'ky--Firm. . 80 in bond holders asking
higher rates
higher.
hess PorS--S8id at % 90 with buyers en-
so ia 5; q 75cash.
Clear Sides Sold all,
Bacon Saoulders-li,l
Hams Eirmer
ed a. l2Js.
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LONDON, Sept. 7.-FraBcis Morris, of New
lork, concluded arrangements with Can,
PIN. of the Royal Navy, looking to the es
tablishmept OF new inter-oceanic line
across Nicaragua. by railroad connecting
with steamers on the lake.
FLORENCE. Sept. 7.-General Garibaldi.
while on bis way to Geneva to participate
in the Peace Congress. passed through this
city, and during his stay on invitation OF
Count U.enom, Minister OF Prussia to Flor.
ence, dihed with him at the Prussian Lepa-
zion.
DUBLIN. Sept THE Lord Lieutenant
of Ireland to Gay decorated with medals
those Irish police who distinguished them
selves during the late Fgnian outbreak
BERrIs. Sept. IA pacific note has been
issued from the PTussiaa foreign office, in
which The recent note ei ~ Mousteir,
French Foreign Minister, is alluded to as
highly satisfactory TO The pEussian Gov
elnmlnt.
LONDON, Sept s-EveniDg-The little
yacht John I. Ford, from Baltimore, for
Paris, before reported capsized at tie mouth
of the English Channel, was { uni day
or two since on the coast of ireland, near
Queenstown, whittier i, had drified.
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t. IT IS A REMARKABLY FACT
that the mortality experienced
on large policies Of life assurance
is less than on small ones. The
average amount of each policy
issued by the Equitable Life AS
surance Society in 1866. was
s.. $50. while the percentage OF
losses was but 1920. An aver
age policy Of the Mutual Life for
the same period was So. !;
percentage Of loss 1894. Wash
ington, 80, 400; loss 1914. Ger
mania, $500; loss 1926. Uni
ted States, $4,000; loss 22,27l
All these are cash companies !;
and the rates of some sixteen
note companies exhibit a similar
commentary, showing greater
mortality on small than on large
policies. The cause is attributed
to tho fact that the weather.
classes, who are able to assure
for the largest amounts, enjoy
those constant comforts and SAM.
tary privileges, and lead that
regular course Of life which 40
materially promotes longevity
The Equitable Life Assurance
Society issues policies on a single
life mp to the amount of $4,000.
IN Y. Com. Paal ,ssder.
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Davenport 2lour Market.

davenport flour Market.
Johpston's 81 'a Xxx Z, mily Wholesale .. . 100
- retail ..-...... $40
Bod Winter wheat Wholesale 1 90
- retail =. II go
Goods choice NNN fsmily wholesale. Sa.0o
ri nl................ o.f1
" Rid Winter WI at. wholesale II %
" retail .....i ~
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/. ATrsT laws
Rw TEEEan.fu.
TO vsEG p aEs.E oE s<scssAT.
f--g YORK.

NV 10 Sep. 9-uer4 "a sn..;a
ssvs. r. aHesee that furthei sam,. ana
disefa.ur,s oil Ashley ard Bot, ! n ,ssg
alleged conspiracy sssins, the Pres ien, 80
about 10 De rns!s 81 the Attorney oens,.,
Cap,. cheudler. who formerly was i, ,h,...
Of the Washington jail, and who is So -
be rsd,eal It's &c supposed su,hcr;,y TO-
the new eveopmer-
Worli's SPECIAL says: Informato, ~.
been developed here within the pas d.r :,
two showing tina, initiatory steps have basn
.aken for meetings ofthe radical Go,..ur..
Of the Northern and western States ei,h,,
., philsdephia or Washington durnv ~
prssen, month. In the West, whe,. ,.ah
q convention sa, frs: suggested, i, sss,n.
60 be in favor and . private letter from en-
caro- saws tina, Governors Fletcher. Ovls.h.
and Crspo, together With John Logan Con-.
gresham. Ferry Brownell, Judd and mr..
wee in that ciiy, talking the matter 49,.
on Tuesday last. None of the E,,,.,n
"a lical Goyernars, % far as known h.,a
been written 10 ~ .ae subject. az Govern
or Fletcher hs. seme doubts a t. wh.,bar
Governors Feutot, Geary and Bullock would
attend snch CATERING. The oiiect !, uo,
stated. bu, il cvlenily relstes to The inn
pending crisis in the republican party
4 Times SPECIAL says: The cabla a;s>
patches Announcing that an America, vas
sci had been inferred with at cre,. n, W..
Turkish authori,i.s excites eon,iJ.r.,,le
surprise here TIE action OF cur naval of,
fic.rs viii BE- sustained by or G lyernmen,
az they have been only rendering services
OF humanity, IL, withholding Of Which
would have ben .'sracelul undo. The c,.
cunstances.
The President fiyors the suspension IF
Commissioner Rollrs, of the Internal Rev
enue Bureau, an Mr.. lillyer of New
York. an officer Of the department, and has
recommend Gen sisadman for the position
Secretary McCuloeh, however, resoluteIv
resiste all these Efforts for a change. And d..
clares there are no grounds on which
charges can be made against Mr.. Rollins.
Gen. Gray, the s:ent of the State of Mia
souri,, has within two weeks collected A.
SOC. 900 of the war claim of the State and
deposited the same TO its credit in New
York. Over five millions OF tho c ain, Of
six mfllOnE UAtt ''Vu t1I6Cte0.
A Worlds Virginia City, Montana, spe>
cial says: Cavansga Democrat, has been
elected Delegate to ongress from Montana.
by an overwhelming majority
NywBugG, Sep' 9 A race between
the B.. wn and II ! ok Pic this morn
ing between i aud o'cock, and decision in
favor o. IIamill, on CLAIM. of foul, against
Brown. There Vas an immense concourse
Of spectators / Was rather tranquil at
the start. l.amilI shot ahead and kent TN.
ead for lonr lengths distance Of 81 miles.
II was caimed, aowever, by Hamilrs
judges, that ss she was turning the stake
boat Brown rushed lis boat down into vic
lent collision, with Hamilrs. it,ine its
s-n almost entirely off. After tli.. MI
Ilamill ceased pull ny, and drew out.
Brown. however, iuled over the entire
cours, in 4 minutes 56 seconds.
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new YORK.

NEW York. Sept. a Montreal dis
patch gives the particulars Of IL riot yester-
day. About Il dozen rioters were captured
by the soldiers snG police. and were only
with difficulty saved from the enrared CIT,
zens, who threatened to ,ynch them One
policeman WIS killed ant about thirty
wounded are reporled as some ii he IN
iurics sustained by the ci,zeus
severe fight took place in Clare,ce be-
tween French anu liish One man had his
leg broken and many others had broken
heads
The celebrated old troter, Lady Woodruff,
died AZ Cahote. last Sunday
EUFFALo, sept. The National cigar
makers convention JUS over have selected
Cincinnati us the place II hold their next
annual convention on the inst Monday
~ ~ ntenlhpr rpNt
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VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, Sept. S.-The official registra-
ton returns OF the whole state, received at
head quarters, makes a total vote of 2l6,-
GOO. The ratio of votes is, Ii whites to 8
blacks
The Wing has information that the com
man ling General will order an election for
delegates 10 a convention, i04 in number.
to take palce between the 10th and 18th of
October
FORTRESS MONROE, Sept Gen. Soho
field is so far recovered fIom his recent i'll
ness as TO be able to visit the Fort TO day.
and is now husly engaged examining the
records of REGISTRATION In this state, prepar-
atory 70 issuing an order of an election in
October |, is not probable that he will re-
turn to Richmond until next week.
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KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE Ky, Sept. S-Abrem MYERS,
the Conservative caudid4te for Mayor -.
Nashville. Accidentally Tell list evening
from the second story ct building, frac.
turing bis skull, causing death shortly after
wards
Mr.. Myers was visiting this city on bust
ness.
LOUISVILLE. Sept s.-Govornor Helm
died a. bali past twelve O'clock to-day AT
his residence near Elizate'h'ow His fu-
nerai vii take place On Tuesday. just one
week ifcm the day Of his Inauguration
HIS death having occurred during the first
two years Of his term The law makes it the
duty of the Chiei Justice to ORDER an elec.
ton for Governor, to be held on the first
Monday in August n,x. Meantime all the
powers and duties pertaining TO the office
must be performed by the Lieutenant Gov
eornor.