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n. A. NOON,
Cotton Factor, Produce and Commission
Merchant,

252 Front Street, Memphis, Tenn, Commercial
Block.
THANKFUL for the patronage Of the past
L season (ar exceeding anything Icculd have
reasonably expected under the circumstaRces),
It affords nae pleasure TO again offer my SER
vices TO tAe planting community seeking Mem
phis 30 q market for the sale of their Cotton
and other Products Ny personal attention
Will be devoted 70 the sale of all C-onsignments
from my friends. NY Charges, as heretofore,
COinasissi0as. C~onsignnsats in transit or m
store Insured in my Opeh Policy. unless. in
structed - the contrary. liberal advances
and supplies OF ali kinds furntshed at me low
est cash prices.
sep22 G&wSm r. Z. MOON,
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GA.

ST. PAUL, November 6.-The split in
the Republican party resulted in the de-
feat Of Donnelly and the election Of
Wilson. Democrat, for Congress.
The State gives 1900 Republican ma
jnrity. Negro suffcsge was carried by
5000 majority.
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WHEATON NURSERY
Established in 1910.

IA Shrubbery, Evergreens ana the finest va
rieties OF Fruit Trees; also, q full assortment Of
Hot House Plants aad Flower, and everything
usually found IN 2 first class Nursery, which /
offer for sale at GREATLY REDUCED Prizes.
The stock on hand having accumulated for
the last few years, IL becomes necessary, on az
count of a want OF room, 70 dispose of the sur-
plus. which 7 viii offer at greatly red Decd
prices, and cheaper than any Nursery north or
sOcth OF this peInt can possibly furnish. them.
They sr3 The selections Of the late DIT.
Wheaton, whose lohg experience Is the best
guarantee Of their being not only what they
are represented TO be, but IS Belng peculiarly
adapted TO the Southern climate-a market for
which be devoted his especial study.
In addition to the above, L nave a very II ? %,
stock Of MagnOlias, which 7 can offer at grS = -
reduced prices, and which will be care y M
packed for transportation by an exSeri ar CO.
gardener.
Catalogues, with prices and any iuno nm alton
wanted, Will be sent or application t
WADDY THOMP SON
p. o. Box 10, MemP ,fs- Te,p
Terms cash or city a-cceptances- nova d4vtf
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Executors Sale.
PANoLA CoUNTY. MIssIssIPPl

"ILL be sold st public outcry, at Como,
Miss. on THURSDAY, the 10th day of De
cember- next. that aau2 plantation Of $40
acres. more or less, Known as the StSvau Place,
adjoining Austin Pssley's, asO1L two miles
from the rsiirOs6. Has the usual improve
Eents, and located on Senatobia creek. TERMS
viii be UCad SHOWN on the day OF sale Parties
desiring % examine the place ere referred to
Mrs. Eu lin Et--v; postohice, Come.
1EU5 2. SlOVALL, Executor
move tbs of Pleasant Stovall, deceased
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Tuesday, iO:h day of November, A.D. .1S6S,

To the highest and best bidder, for cash, at the
trent entrance of the U. S. Courthouse, Wal
dram Block, No. $50 Main street, Memphis, Ten
nsssee, between the hours OF 9O'clOck am. and
4 O'Clock pm. and commencing at y o'clock N.
of said day, ali the 2 ght, title aad interest, legal
and equitable, belonging to SAID Bankrupt on
the lSth day OF February, 1888, in and to the
following described real estate in the county Of
scott and State of KENTUCKY, on the waters of
South Elkhorn, consisting Of two tracts Of one
hundred and tweuty-nine acre. and nine poles,
an tdfty-two acres nd three Toods, respectively,
adjoining each other, and living on the south
S ds of The Georgetown and Frankfort Turn
Pike road, about SIX miles from Georgetown,
Kentucky, aud bounded on the south by the
IronwoTks road, on the west by lands OF Mrs.
kenney, o. the north by The said Turnpike,
and on the east by lands ~ Jackson, BranhRm
and Lser. WM. Y. ClRODE,
Assignee Of the Estate o. Jils0n Z, Johnson.
Memphis. Tenn, October q, 1888. Cc2i
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GEORGIA.

AUGUSTA, Nov. 6.-Seventy counties
give a Democratic majority Of over
SO,
SAvANEAH, November 6.-The city
has been perfectly quiet to-day.
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Bankrupt Sale Of Real Estate,

In The matter Of JILsoN P. JOHNSON, Bank
rupt. In Bankruptcy at Memphis,
DY virtue of an order Of sale entered in the
D gbOve-named matter, on the 9Th day Of &C.
tOber, 1858, by tire District Court cf the United
States for the District OF West Tennessee, IN
Bankruptcy, I will sell, on
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THE Miasion of the Ohnrch.O

A y address viii be delivered by the Hev. B
a II. PALMER, DID OF New Orleans, at the
9resnlaw Han, on THURSDAY MIGHT, No
velDber y, 1858, for the benefit OF the Ladies
Mission Chapel Association.
Lecture 10 at II o'clock pm. Ad-
mission -Ee- nnvg
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BRICKWORK.

TAKEN UP.-A dark bay MULE, about foul
L years OLD, about fourteen hands ELEh-n,
gear marks. MRS. CUMMINGS,
-nn-n - BIN La nHnna 49, 80 L.
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WATCHES, JFwELRY, &c.

(NUcEoo cLocKs-ouR NhNryACTuRE BErTER
ans cheater thsn any irpor,ed Wholesale and retail
=. FRANkFlfLD Co, % sixth avenue, corner Of
Fogrtecnn ss, and SO bghh avenue corner Of twenty
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THE NAIL

through newspaper agents. from the Publisher
on prepayment, at Printing House square, London.
E'oR sALE-THE NEW YORK HERALD FROM NOV.
1860, 70 Nov. 1885 10 Volumes The highest cash
price paid for Paper stock such old newspapers books
pamphlets, &C. fsnd for price list
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EUROPE.

ID gov, Scoiand-Ths hotel is well ated for parties
pleas re or business elegant SAIGON smoking BIZ.
Hard JOHN CHARLES. Proprietor.
Late OF Balil,nors
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MAINE STEAMSHIP LINE FoR: PORTLAND.
M reduction in fare and change of days OF sailing
The steanships DTRIGO and FRANCONIA will leave pier
3s East river Monday and Thursday, at O'Clock r. NJ
Passage Portland, including stateroom co. caoh pas
sage "a. Meals extra. , r-,rr
Railway Montreal and other points IN Cansaa
and the West; with the International steamsmp .o,
nanv for Eastport Calais and ST. John, NJ b. also Win
steamship for Halifax, ST. leaving Portland every
Saturday p. NJ 49,, vxoch, racsivsd
daily Bills OF ladng signed ut o6lce on pier. ~-~sr
J. F. AMEs, Agent pier 3s East river:
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Until FURTHER NOTICE The STORE NOS 4sl TO
fe7 broadway, corner of Grand street, will be closed
en Saturdays at 3 I: N LORD TAYLOR.
NEW YORK, July 8. 1863
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DOsT oPFJCE NOTICE
The mails 3 Europe wi be despatched from IBIS onnce
TUESDAY Thursday and Saturday, closing at " O'Clock
eOSp poe P,a R ,itil0as 4, aPS C. and D. IL aS
Aco oD Wednesday, notice OF the hour Of closing which
viii B. posted al the general ONCE and the sta9ns on Tues
cay n. JAMES KELLY, y. NJ
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THE HOUSE COMMITTEE OF THE NEW YORK
i Yacht Club having, TO some extent perfected their
rangemens at the CLUB House Staten Island desre
TO notify the members that the house and grounds
open Tor their
The steward WILL for the future, be prepared
Sinners &c. to the members and their lady friends,
able notice thereof being previously given.
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INOR WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN, u. c., AND
Il Alexandria, va.-Express Line.-The fine steamship
JAMES s. GREEN Captain Inman Ia now loading AZ pier
l5 East river win sail SATURDAY, July H. at T. NJ
For balance of freight apply to - ,x..,n
lla Wall street, corner South.
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A HIGHLY EDUCATED YOUNG LADY WISHES A
"A situation In school first class family give Lessons
In music drawing and Italian; has had years. eerencs
n teaching; give very beat reference Address r. r.
Herald onlce "
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C
AT JOHNSTON & VAN TASSELL'S
n HORSE AUCTION MART,

ll2 East Thirteenth street, Fourth avenue.
REGULAR SALES EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
Gentlemen having private establishments which they wish
dispose well those wishing to purchase anything
in the horse line will find to their advantage to give us
call Our dealings almost exclusively with merchants and
men, and establishment is conducted the
principles which honorable
pie branches of trade. Our downtown office is
moved to 80 Nassau street. opposite the Post office where
register kept of Horses Carriages Turnou &C., At pri-
and public ae. Liberal advances made everything
in the horse line. We postpone sale on account or
weather.
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DoBERT CADENHEAD, OF GLAsGOw-SUPPOsED
~ 10 he In Ire West Information wanted OF In address by
bis uacr. Address c., box 100 Herald onice.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

EOR sALE-A STYLISH HORSE, lb1s HANDS HIGH, 7
years oid sound and Kind with light high sea. rnse'on
use but two months also ,e. Of Dunscomb Harness VIII
be sold separately together. Apply at Tuomeys club
stable street. between Third and Lexington avs
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E'oR SAVANNAH, GA.
L. FREIGHT AT REDUCED RATES.
gIAAER Ntr

CHARLESTON. :. G.
MONEKA, Captain W. Marshman, ia now receiving
freight and will sail above pier 40 North rver FRI
day, July 10, at p NJ.
For freight apply to WHEELER LINNARD,
i3 Broadway.
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EIoR sALE-EoUR IMPORTED DOCS, TWO Settlers
and two Pointers, also two Double barreed Guns, one
by William and by Mullen, and one Sfngebar-
relied by Lshtfoo The three guns are 10 guage For
further particulars apply to HAMILTON THOMPSON pier
AZ NORTH river.
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INSTRUCTION.

A CARD-NEW PUPILS, OLD AND YOUNG, WILL
- be received during the reduced prices
OLIVER GOLDSMITH, 42 East Fourteenth street, Cnor
square.
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LNOR SALE-A LIGHT SHIFTING TOP. SQUARE BODY
Buggy in first order; best makers No. ia Eighth
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ri NoTICE.-MIssING, FROM HIS REsiDEN CE, 469
~ Thry-second street. James Flahery, of light complex
on about i've eet nne inches high about so years Of age
An, Information thankfully received at the above
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| EOR sALE-PAIR OF BLACK MARES SISTERS, ID
hands, warranted kind and gentle in all harness
tro together in 9l6 be seen a West Seventeenh
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MOTTO PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE
building Of an iron bridge across the Passaic river a.
the fool OF street. city of Paterson will be received at
the Pasac Hotel In said city, before Thursday July
a. le6S, at 10 o'clock A. NJ DAVID HENRY, Director
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DENTISTRY.

A RT1F1CIAL TEETH-THE BEST AT MODERATE
n prices. DR.. Q. A. WHITE, 235 Sixth avenue PhiadeL
phia northeast corner Tenth and Arch streets
rOLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION ORIGINATED THE
" anesthetc Of nitrous oxide gas administer
most approved method do nothing but extract
tsnly do without 2s 90 patients testify See
names at the onics 10 Cooper Institute.
nR. CRANES osTEoPLAsTrc AND PURE GOLD FOR
IL restoring teeth In every stage Of decay their original
beauty aud sOundness without pain l6OJ testimonials.
Rooms l22 East Sixteenth street, corner Irving place.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PArN-ELEvEN
Il years Gas fresh daily beautiful teeth, 81 set sh
Old sets bought J. JAY NlLLERS, lS Grand street, nt
Broadway; DR. HENRY vlLLEks, 265 Grand street, ness
Bowery.
WHITE CORALITE FOR FILLING TEETH wITHOUx
w pain N all stagcs OF decay restores d~cOofet teec
ent n durable, price within Of AZ huhc4
Teeth owes ioss6le prices Dr IENiSON Ig Fourth ave-
nue., corner Oi Twenty second street.
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A TO LET, FOR ExCURS."hs. g.CoMMODIous
"a. Barges and Steamboats,, Nil kinds; ST. romans Wen
and other groves music rs each
McMANCs, u Nassau street, room Nos
RARGES AND STEAMBOATS, TO CHARrER-CROs-
ID sett Grove, Pleasant Valley, Waters Grove, TO le for
excursions ONCE 3s2 West street, near BARROW.
H. Is. CGOSEETT
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EXCURSIONS.

HOY KEEP COOL.-FOR ROCKAwAY AND SEA
n side The steamer PORT ROYAL will leave every day,
Sunday included, from Warren street, North river
O'clock A. NJ for Rockawsy, Seaside and Eldert House
about Soiclt-ek
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AT T0wNsEND's, 26o BOwERY, NEAR HOUSTON
N s,reet-Privats instruction, evening In Book
keeping Writing and English branches Youth Of both
received during their vacations. Terms moderate
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VHE COLONEL WILL BE IN TOWN NEXT MoNDAl
evening, JAY 10, at O'clock
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At the price Of per copy, heretofore or 3d. week. post
free.
The days OF publication win be Tuesday and Friday and
each paper viii contain the ali matters OF
appearing the three previous numbers Of The Tmes which
form for persons residing abroad or in the colonies
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E'oREIGN RIFLEs.-NEARLY 1,oOO IN GOOD ORDER,
II win lie sold bargain Inquire at 3s2 Washington
street, New York, where they may be seen
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COURT CAlENpAas-INls DAY.

SUPREME CouRT-CIRcUIT-Nos. 1919, iii, 1176
793 2S3 625 &c., 775 Sl9 1103, 3sO4 7ls 1885, 3Os 73
III, 531, 073 1856, 925.
SUPERIOR CoURr--TRIAL TERM-Part 1.-Nos
s775 1929 3947 4osl s4o7 s7l s77l ssol 1893, ssSs
1886, 3S37 1891, 1885, 3o47. Part Mos. 1854, 1885,
37l4 3s4s, a6i2 TIA $685. 3a42 3944 Saa6 894S Ss5
1856, 37i2, 800,
MARINE COURT-TRIAL TERM.--Nos. 800, 7e2, eO5
619 100, 60s 7O4, $685. S6s, $751; $780, 865 65 6l6 7o9
804, 654, 916 9l7, 9l8, 9iq e20, 92l, el2, 923.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-IN ADMIRALTY
Nos. 45, az, 63, 81, 70. 68, H.
GENERAL SEssIONs.-The following is the calendar
OF cases to be taken up this morning, John II.
hackett, Recorder. presiding, Assistant District At
tOrney G. =. Bedford prosecuting for the people,
The People vs. Adelaide weaver grand larceny; John
Jones, grand larceny; Charles j. Emmett grand lar.
ceny; John McCunn and John Hart grand larceny;
VIM. Clark and David Carnie, grand larceny; David
Carnie Jas. Cadde and VIM. Clark, grand larceny;
August Renan, petit larceny; VIM. II. Bennett and
Mary A. Bennett, petit larceny from the person;
Margaret Mcmahon, receiving stolen goods John
Baumch, receiving stolen goods; Frank oliver, re-
ceiving stolen goods Edgar Williams. forgery !;
Josepn Wood assault and battery; Edgar s. Alien,
false pretences; Sigsmund Harunstein, false pre-
tenceS.
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NEW YORK CITY.
MreD STATES DISTRICT cuuaT-M BANKRUPTCY.

vMiCu StAiCS uo inst 1uVmt wv o"1"'S' '~'
Judge Blatchford sat on Saturday morning at eleven
O'Clock to hear motions in bankruptcy. There were
seven cases ON the calendar Of involuntary bank
rupts for hearing, of which four were adjourned.
In the Matter OF Charles A. DENNY ana others 0s.
George s. Wfcks ana OthersThe petitioners In this
case alleged that the defendants had committed acts
OF bankruptcy. The defendants denied this allega-
tiOn, and on the case being called proof OF SER
vice was made. The defendants appeared and
demanded that the question OF their alleged Dank-
ruptcy should be decided by jury trial. The court
made an order to that effect.
similar order was made In the case or James A.
Low and Others against George A. Wicks and others,
OF the firm of Wicks, Jouiard Il Co.
Euclid WdterhOuSe ana others Us. RufIs Water
house ana otherS.--Case dismissed.
Horace b. Claftn and Others Cs. DANIEL Rea!v-
Case dismissed.
The New York Mall Steamship Company.
COttfllard 0s. the Neao York Mail Steamship COM
pa,au-The petitioner filed petition against the
company, praying that they might be adjudcated
bankrupt. An order to show cause, returnable on
Saturday, was obtained. The company appeared by
their attorney, Mr. A. l.. Brown, who was heard on
their behalf The court held that suf1cient cause
had been shown why the company should not be ad-
tion accordingly, the order to be entered whenever
the creditor wishes. similar order was entered In
the case Of the Merchants Mutual Insurance Com
pany, OF Baltimore, vs. the New York Mail Steam
ship Company.
In the Natter or Glstare Zer7nich THE petitioner
had obtained from the District Court an order stay
ing certain action pending against him In the State
Court. Counsel now appeared ON behalf OF the party
proceeding against the petition IN the State Court
and moved that the stay OF proceedings in question
should be set aside. After hearing some argument
the court directed reference with the view Of
tanning what the facts really are.
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saookLYs NTELLIcEycE.

ArrgNrTBD suicIpE.--Thomas Burnett attempted
TO commit suicide yesterday morning by jumping
overheard at the foot OF sackett street, south Brook
yn. Ofncer Branniran of the Forty third precinct,
with the assistance Of some citizens rescued the uD
happy man ana took him 10 his residence, No. Aee
Columbia street.
TIE USE OF THE BAroS. --0ficer xcGinns, Of the
Forty-third precinct, arrested man named David
O'Brien on saturday night In Pacific street, for
drunkenness and disorderly conduct While on the
way TO the station house the prisoner tnrned upon
the onicer and assaulted him in such desperate
a ~ .ns' ne was conpeneu " ursw IL p.so. % ra s
only subdued, but severely injured. He had one
ugy cut on his Forehead, and had TO be sent 70 tne
hospital.
GovHmmyNr RRcsrPrs FROM wHIsHHy cosYrs-
CATIONS. from the LIST of October, 1867, TO January
l, 1865, 10000 gallons Of distilled spirits were
seized by the revenue onncers In Brooklyn
ana tonnscated TO the government upon
due investigation before the United states
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FUNERAL Of THE LATE Ex-MAYoa HALL.

Respect 70 the Memory of the Deceased ~
the Citizens Of Brooklyn.
The funeral OF ex-Mayor Hall, the first Mayor o.
Brookyn-whO for aty years past has been idehtsdea
with the growth and prosperity Of that city-waa
made the occasion Of general demonstration Of
respect by the citizens. Long before the hour ap-
pointed for the ceremonies to commence-haf-past
two O'Clock yesterday afternoons large conceurse
OF people had congregated in front Of the late resi-
dence OF the deceased No. 81 Livingston street. and
sought to gain admission to the house. So rapid
was the increase In numbers that when the sorviceS
commenced there could not have been less than six
thousand persons the block extending around into
court street. The remains were encased in hand
some rosewood coffin, the plate on which Sexe
the s1 - tsss Hs e e0rn 4
OF the Nassau street Baptist church, Ociated and OPP
ened the services by reading portion of the eleventh
chapter OF St. John beginning at the twentyth verse,
II am the resurrection and the Iife" &C. Relnarks
made by the Rev. Henry W. Beecher. who, stand
Ing on the door steps addressed tne assembase or
the impressive occasion which brought them together
to pay the last tribute Of respect to their amensed
fellow citizen. Upon the conclusion Of the services
many were permitted to take fnal look upon the
countenance of the deceased. Among those present
all the me ctn 1 e avar
ex-Mayor Samuel Booth Mayor John T. Hoffman, OF
New YORK; Police Commissioner Acton, super
intendent John. A. Kennedy, Inspector FOX,
1 Attorney Morris, and several other prominent
ex-Msyors oonklin Brush. Cyrus r. Smith, saInue!
smith, Francis B. Stryker samuel BOOTH EDWARD %
President OF the Board Of Education In accordance
with the wishes Of the family there was no public
parade but Nassau Division, No; l, and Neptune Dl-
vision, No. g. together with the Temperance Cadets.
formed the line Court street and saluted the re-
mains as the hearse passed. The Exempt Fire Asss-
raj cort6ge and paid the honor of salute The re-
mains were Inferred In Greenwood Cemetery. The
bells were tOlled end the nags noatcd at half mast
"A