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ANECD TIE OF LOLA MoNTEz. In n
letter to the Cincinnati Gazette, Col. T,
W. Knox. Of New York, relates the fol
lowing aneclote about Lola Montez: The
death. II few weeks ago Of the old Ex King
of Bavaria. the friend and protector OF
Lola Montez has caused a rcyil al of gossip
about that noted woman. You may re
member that she died here seven or cish
Years aso, in "A condition bordering on des
tiutOn. The physician who cared for
her in her last illness never received pay
for his services, and the owner of the lit
tie sarrct where she died had IA bill for sew
ertl W., X rent tint he coali not collect
The heaJstOne that MARKS her grave in
Greenwood was paid for by one of Lola's
acquaii.taGces. and bears the simple in
.criptiom Eliza Gilbert. with her age,
which | do not exactly remember. Dur-
ing her Illness L lawyer ot this city waited
upon her r!ivscian. ana told him that Lola
owned certain real estate in Bavaria. pres
cntel to her by the King. and which she
was at liberty to sell. while if she nee elec;rd
to sell it the property would revert to the
Government at her death. They offered
two hundred thousand dollars Tor the title
NCCuo, VI tVi iti u
papers they he'd prepared. The poor suf
ering waman took the papers and offered
to consider the matter. Here was an opp
0rtunity to settle herself comfortably for
the remainder of her life, to pay all her in
dcbtedncss. and fully compensate all who
rendered her service. Only her signature
properly certified. upon two documents. to
gain two hundred thousand dollars But
on the other hand, she protessea to have
changed her heart and conduct. and aband
oned forever her life of wckedness. Be,
ievns herself Christian, could she accept
this pecuinary compensation for her vicious
career in Bavaria At the end Of three
days she signiiied her willingness to sign
the papers. Witnesses We're called, she
wrote her name at the bottom of one doc
ument and began the signature to the sec
ond. As she formed the cOnd or thir(
letter she draped the pen with an exclam
alton, and refused to write more. Tearing
the papers into fragments, she declare,
that no pecuniary distress could induce he
to accept this price OF her shame SO course
and forbade the subject eAer to be men
toned to Ter again. And so she resiste'
temptation and died in poverty.
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MAINr
THIRD DISTRICT REPUBLICAN CoNvEN-
TION.

AUGUSTA, May Z, - The Republican
Convention of the third district met here
to day and was organized by the election
of ES Gov. Cohurn AS chairman. Hon.
Jas. G. Blaine was unanimously renoni-
mated as Representative to Congress;
Hon. S. d. Lindsay of Norridgewock. and
Hon Wales Hubbard of Wlscass-t. were
nominated as delegates to Chicago, and
Hon. Dennis l.. Millikcn OF Waterville,
a.s elcctor. The alternatcs of the dele
gates to Chicago We're Sullivan Lo'hrop,
Of st. Abaus, and Edwin Flye Of New
castle.
Resolutions were adopted in favor OF
Grant for President. and llamlin for Vice
President, and sustaining inpeachm ent.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-05-15

ATLANTIC MONTHLY for May-Contcnts !:
The Turf and the Trotting Horse in America
On pair Of Spcctacles The Clear Vision A
Gentleman of an Old School ; Our Roman Cath,
ollie Brethren, III Lagos Bar, ii !; The EurOp.
can llouse-sparrow A Modern Lettre de Ca.
ehct; Did he take the Prince to ride BY.
ways OF Europe, v; After the Burial The
Next President Reviews and Literary No.
tices.
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" A letter from California contains the

" A letter from California contains the
following queer story A large estate of
Senator Broderick, WI ho was killed in duel,
was disposed of under "a will which was
proved TO he forgery concocted after his
death. III New York. and so pronounced
by ore four District Judges, before whom
the case was tried. The difficulty in the
matter was that the forgery was not proved
until the viii had leen duly admitted to
probate hy the County Court and the Dis
irct Court decided that the admission of the
will to probate was a finality. y.and after that
no action could be taken to set it aside as
fraudulent. AS said, under this de ci ion
the whole estate, now worth millions o.
dollars was held. and the present holder,
have clear title through will known to
he forgery much doubt if such another
case can be found ON the records of the
courts OF any couatry outside OF Ca Horn
ia"
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WARRINGTON.

WASHINGTON, August 20.-Dispstches
received from Lieut.-Gen. Sherman,
dated Fort Leavenworth, state that the
troubles on the Saline and Solomon
rivers are acts Ofvioienee against settlers
by dog soldiers and Cheyennes. The
cause of trouble is supposed to have
grown out of the recent fight between
the Cheyennes and Pawnees; the former
getting worsted, are supposed to have at
tackled all settlers for revenge. Sheri-
dan had sent plenty Of troops, and gone
in person to the place of hostilities.
BY direction of the Secretary of War,
Maj.-Gen. A. Baird, Assistant Inspector
General, will report In person to Msj.-
Gen. Meade for assignment to duty as
Inspector General of the Department Of
the South.
Secretary Browning has received an
affidavit from the President of the West
ern Pacific Railroad, announcing an adj
diional section of twenty miles of the
road, extending $50 miles west OF
Omshs, has been completed. The Gov
ernment Commissioners have been in
structed, by telegraph, to make an ex-
animation of the section.
The President has officially announced
that the Legislature of Georgia has rati-
fed the 14th amendment to the Consti-
tuition.
Information has been received at the
Postoffioe Department wRrrsnting the
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ST, LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, August 2O.-A dispatch
from Hays City, Kansas, says the body
Of BIZ Oomstock, a famous scout, has
just been brought in. He was murdered
yesterday by the Indians near here.
His companions were rescued badly
wounded. Eighty Cheyennes drove off
ITO mules, yesterday, from within mile
of Fort Hays. The Indians are now re-
treating towards the Arkansas river
The military and volunteers are in hot
pursuit. Several children have been
abandoned and found in the woods. Six
women have been carried away cap.
tives. With the extensive preparations
now organized against the Indians, it is
thought there will be no more trouble in
Kansas. The hostile tribes are Chey-
ennes and Arapahoes.
Ben F. Wade, and bis son James F.
Wade, arrived here yesterday and LEFT
last evening for the plains via Kansas
and Pacific Railroad.
Gen. Harvey also left yesterday for
Omaha and the Indian countries, on
business connected with the Indian Peace
Com missioneEs.
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MONTGOMERY.

MONTGOMERY, August 2O.-The fol-
lowing Is the Democratic Electoral
ticket nominated by the Safe Conven-
ton: State at Large, George Gold
thwaite of Montgomery, and Peter M.
Dix of Madison; First District, II. d.
THlsman Of Mobile, alternate w. II.
Ffandell Of Dallas; Second District, w.
u. Sawne of Montgomery, alternate J.
q. Moore of Coffee Third District, J.
Henderson Of Taliadega, alternate +. 5.
FergersOn of Macon; Fourth District,
Il. B. Lewis OF Shelby, alternate J. G..
Jolly Of Greenfield; Fifth District, j.
Crooks Of Calhoun, alternate VIM. Rich
ardsOn of Macon Sixth District, A.
Il. McAli5ter of Lauderdale, alternate
j. G. Hams of Lawrence.
The Democratic State Convention
nominated their Electoral ticket and ad-
jOurned.
A mass-meeting was held to-day, and
torchlight procession takes place this
evening,
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SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANCISCO, August GA singu-
lar tidal phenomenon occurred at San
Pedro, South California; series OF
waves commenced flowing upon the
coast, causing the tide TO rise three or
four feet above the ordinary high water,
followed by flowing some distance below
the low water mark. This rise and fall
occurred every half hour for several
hours, creating considerable alarm among
the Inhabitants therea0outs. This incl
dent is attributed by some to marine dis
turbaHces, csusing the bottom of the sea
TO rise and fall, thus impslling it towards
the coast.
The Democratic Convention of the
Third District nominated James W. COf-
froath for Congress.
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GENERAL ITEMS.

On Sunday morning last, at the
Catholic Cathedral, Baltimore, the Rev.
Thomas A. Becker, Of Pittsburg, was
consecrsted Bishop of Wilmington, Del,
and the Rev. James Gibbons, of Balti-
more, was consecTsted Bishop Adrymet-
rum and Vicar Apostolic of North Caro-
lima.
Three prominent citizens of Ken
lucky, Hon. James B. Beck, Represent
alive in Congress from the Ashland Dis
trict, Judge Alvin Duvsll and Frank
Hunt, Esq, have departed for Canada.
Tt is understood their mission is to have
an interview with John c. Breckenridge
with view Of inducing him, if possible,
to make application to the President OF
the United States for pardon, so that
he can return to his native State.
1t is said that Ned O'Baldwin has
declared that no man In the world can
whip Mike McCOole in the prize ring.
He is, himself, the acknowledged cham
pion Of the world, yet he wants no diff
fculty" with the newly-msrrled man of
st. Louis.
Mr.. Boucicault announces that after
his present engagement in Dublin he
will withdraw from the stage.
Mr.. Trimble, brakeman on the Rut-
land and Washington, VT, Railroad,
told friend last Tuesday morning that
he dreamed the night before of being
killed by falling from the cars and that
day he was killed.
Not long ago man at Austin,
Texas, made some remarks dercgatory
to the ladies, for which Sergeant George
Byrne, Of the Sixth United States Cav
airy, knocked him down. For this the
ladies of the city have presented the
with silver cup.
AT the recent execution of the MUIR
dsrers of Prince Michael OF Servia, 8 ball
from one Of the posts to which
the criminals were attached, killing the
officer in command Of the firing party.
Milton White poisoned himself with
strychnine in Fsbrius, N. Y, the other
day. His father had ordered him away
from home on account of lazy shiftIess-
ness, and rather than go to work the |
youth concluded to die.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

BOSTON, August pa cordial recep-
ton was given the Chinese Embassy by
the citizens and city authorities on Lheir
arrival here to-day. Mayor Shirtlff re-
ceived them in an appropriate speech,
which was responded TO by Burlingame.
The escort from the city Uf Lynn con-
sisted Of four companies Of cavalry, num-
bsring about 40 men. The Embassy
will mold q public levee in FenneiI Hail
tomorrow at noon, and will attend g
grand banquet at st. James Hotel to-
morrow.
The examination of DR.. Charles P.
Powers on charge Of causing the death
of Mrs. Mary Abbey Bowen by malprsc-
tice, on the 9Th inst, resulted in his be-
ing committed to prison TO await trial, in
default of Oail of SI0, COO.
The Chinese Embassy gave a recep-
ton this evening to the officers Of the
city government and large number of
citizens at the Parker House.
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PITTSBURG.

PITTsBURG, August 20.-E. Lsnier
died in Allegheny yesterday afternoon,
under circumstances which led to the
belief that he was poisoned. A post
mOrGem examination will be held.
The feat of walking one hundred con-
secutive hours, now being attempted by
Miles and Keeper for q purse OF $500, is
still in progress, the parties having been
walking since yesterday. They both
express themselves confident of accom-
pIiehinuy tho faat
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:" il q a N 1 M = Is
In the country, supported by the
Largest Company or EquestrianS
In America, numbering
I6O Men and 250 Horses, Including Fifty
Perf0ruRRPs.

Five Lady Equestriennes, Popular Clowns,
enabling the management to produce Startling
Acts OF horsemanship, Daring Gymnastlc kx-
ercises, SpectaCles of Oriental Grandeur, with
the most dazzling splendor.
GRAND GR4TDITOUS EXHIBITI0E-A
Gorgeous Ancient Pageaut-The Grand Chariot
of Mars ODeron and Achilles Living Lions I'm
open Dens of Gold and Bronze Knights and
Gladiators In Arnor of Ancient Romans as
escort to the gllItering and costly Oriental
Equipsges. Tins grand and imposing Process
sion will be preceded by the Chariot OF Obeion,
Containing Thos. Canham's operate SIverand
String Orchestra, OF Twenty Eirst-class Musi-
clans.
TWO PERFORMAN NOES, at and ! o'clock pm.
Rsr The Procession will enter the city at 10
O'Clock. auto s.
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THE Republican, of Pine Bluff, says
The johnson Plantation, five miles be-
low towR, was sold on Wednesday by
virtue of q trust deed, at five cents per
acre. This is one of the finest and best
improved places on Arkansas river. Now
is the time for persons from other States
to buy good improved farms in Arkan-
sas bottoms very cheap.
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, August 2O.-The mail car
attached to the western train that left
here last night by the Central Railroad
of New Jersey, took fire near Bethie-
hem, Pa, and the contents were badly
injured. Three hundred bags Of mali
matter were aboard, including six tons
of newspapers. The debris has been re-
turned here,
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PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, August 2O.-Bronze
guns appropriated by Congress to the
Sixth Army Corps, for monument at
West Point, have been cast in full length,
with figure of MAJ. Gen. Sedgwick.
It has just been discovered that Chas.
Cabot, President of Allentown Rolling
Mills, has absconded, leaving an indebt-
edness Of $500, 600 to 81 ,OOO. 900.
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MAINE.

PORTLAND, Me, August 2O.-The
steamer Montreal, from Boston, was run
into off Cape Ann by the schooner Stan
berry. Ten of the crew Of the latter got
on board of the steamer and three re-
manned on the Stanberry, which it is
suDDosRd sunk
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A THICK cloud of white butterflies de-
scended recently at Port Louis (Morbi-
han, France), from across the Bay OF
Gravres. They were SO numerous that
they resembled heavy fall Of snow,
ana for some minutes the town and fields
were quite white. A strong wind aC last
blew them into the roaastead, where
they were drowned.
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BURIAL NOTICE.

MOFFATT-The friends and acquaintance
of ]. q. and E. NJ. MofIatt are respectfully in
vlted TO attend The burial OF their son, KING
WILLIAM. His remains viii be removed nom
the receiving vault at Eimwood for internent,
this Friday evening, at 80 o'clock. Carriages
at ]. c. Hoist q Co.'s.
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COLORADO.

CENTRAL CITY, August 20.-The Col
fax party just arrived from Hot Springs,
Middle Park, going over "Baythoad !"
Pass, 1900 feet, and returning over
Boulder Pass, $4,000 feet above, In q
driving snow storm.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Night Dispatches.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, August pa fire broke out
early this morning In frame tenement,
19S North Sangimore street, resulting in
the death Of Mrs. Kohl, an invalid.
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d EFERRING TO the above cards, we respect
II fnlly solicit consignments Of Cotton and
otner Country Produ e. VIII make liberal
Cash Advances on Cons ignments to either
house. Al conEignments shipped by river Will
be covered by insurance, and while In store,
unless otherwise Instructed.
FOR 8ALE.-A general stock Of Groceries
and Plantation supplies At low market rates,
consisting OF BAaG1SG, IROS TIES, ROPE
TWINE, BACON. PORK, LARD, COFFEE,
SUGARS, MOLASSES, MEAL, WHISKY,
WOODWARE, etc. Respectfully,
W. &. HILL 4 co,
aul2 SIN No SO 'front.' etreef
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IT is said that President Johnson will
make a trip to Europe about the latter
part OF March, to recuperate after his
arduous duties.
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FUNERAL AOTICE.

PERSoN-The friends and acquaintance OF
Major Z. J. Person and wife are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral OF their little son.
WILLIE, from their residence, on the fernando
road, near Calvary Cemetery, this Friday after
noon, at 3 O'Clock. Carriages at Hoist's, go
Main street.
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COTTON GINS.

NOR SALE, three 60-Saw Gins one 7e-Saw
e Gin, one 50-S3aw Gin. These Gins can be
seeu at j. G. Hin q Co.'s warehouse, Court
street. Also, one Eighteen Horsepower En-
gine one thirty-foot Boiler, one Planning Ma
chine. one Tenoning Machine, one Aortising
Machine, lot OF ShRftlng and Pulleys, Rip-Saw
Tables. Can be seen at Hin 4 Heath's Old
Planning Mill, near Central Point. VIII sell
cheap for cash or city acceptance Apply to
jy26 lm RoYsTER, IRRELEVANT q 90,
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OWNERS W4NTED

L'OR twenty-seyen CD Piows and ScrapeTs.
l. received per steamer Nolle Hamb eton,
July ., 1858 also, for one Cl) hogshead Cocoa
nuts, marked ID, received per steamer Bis
marek, July Is, 1858. II not called for within
ten (lOJ days will be so d tn psy charges.
LARRY HARMSTAD, Agent,
Star W narfboat. foot Jefferson street.
Memphis. August l9 SS6S autO lot
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THE New York Democratic State Con-
vention meets at Albany on the Sd of
September, TO nominate candidates for
State offices. Mayor Hoffman and Sem
ator Murphy are the prominent eandi-
dates for the nomination for Governor.
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NEW ORLEANS, August 2O.-Cotton dull; mid
dlings soc sales. $; recsipts, 1872 Sterling, 81
10 $50 New York sight, u prem. Gold, i4S.
Cuba sugar, steady; Nos. IL and lS la14 10 1910;
Nos. Is and %, Is TO Ice. Molasses nominal.
Louisiana sugar and mossses nominal. Flour
dull supernne, IS; XXX, SO % to 10 .. Corn
dull, at 81 05 to l 10. Oats dull, at 90 to &C.
Bran steady, at 81 20 TO l D. Hay, SIS to "a.
Pork steady, at ESQ rs to 81. Bacon drm Shout
ders, l41zci clear sides, lSc. Lard steady, uerce
l9I<c; keg, 2lkc.
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a Cara.

NEW ORLEANS August II, 1883.
MES5RS. MAY ER, MARS HUEfZ & co OF
VI Memphis, are the only ones for whom
win hereafter HI mp orders for that market
They are authorized TO sell my cigars TO dealers
at factory prices.
auiO I'm GEORGE AL CES,
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Election for Directors Of ths Memphis
and Charleston Railroad Company.
wednesday, September Ie, Ises,
MRS. CUTHBERI'S
BOARDING BNls DAY SCHOOL

FOR YOUNG LADIES',
Nos. las ard 1920 Pine Street, St Louis, Mo.
"a: I'LL c0umencs i;s Seventh Semi-Annu
w Session -s,,Lsls her Z 1873. fGt curos Of
expeusHcsl teachers l. emf Logged Sp ciat ad-
van .sge- are OGerod a FreT Oh, Eiocutiou, Pr m
II ans alp and Mu~ic- TBe Principal would cali
special sLieEti IL 10 her BJarGing Lepai tmsnt.
The cormIturles have oeen newly nIted up
dulng vacation, and are attractive III every
respect. Refere -ce by p, rmissJOu:
REV. JAS IL. BtlG )kE9, d D.,
REV. ". \. SMITH, DID.
Late Presi ent Randolph "a aeon College, Va
st. Louis, Mo. "a.
REV. STUART ROBINSON. DID,
Louisville, Ky.
Catalogues may be found at the Bookstore of
Geo. Pattison. au20 i'm
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LOUISVILLE, August 2O.-Tobacco, firmer for
Tugs sales, % hhus, at 81 20 TO 10 for Iugs TO
medium leaf; Henry county cutting, $40. Fax
seed, 81 Is. Wheat, 81 Is to %. Flour, IS 70 TO
7. Corn, 80 to 95c. Oats, 45 TO 4Sc. Rye, 81 %.
l514c clear sides, I71ac; clear rib, l614c; bulk
shoulders, LEG; Gear sides, l61zc. Whisky,
raw free, 81 D.
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nR. ]. H. CLOPTON, OF Huntsville, Ala,
~ may be consulted at the Commercial Ho-
tel, No So for a few days Refers to one OF the
Oldest physicians OF the city. Patients are not
confined TO their beds. Cured without the
KNIFE. ann lv
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TELEGRAPHIO MARKETS.
New York Market.

NEW YORK. August 2O.-Cotton a shade lower;
sales 5000 bales; middlings. 2914 10 30c. Flour
duh and lower Wheat dull. Corn 81 % 10
Y for Western. Rice dull. Coffee dull. Sugar
Cuba, llZ 20 l21<c. Molasses, duh. Standard
prints, l33 to ll1ac. Brown sheetings reduced
to l51z to 1916. ~ ~ - +.
Money active; call loans, 4 to 5; prime dis
counts, z Sterling dull. at to 81 Gold, l4S7 4
to IA. Old Tennessees, IS new, 49,
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INSURANCE.
Omce-NO. 10 madison St.,
DIRECTORS:

E. McDAvITT, ME-. COCHRAN,
+. W. Smith, W. B. WAlDRAN,
J. I. FARGASON, NAPOLEON HILL
W. =. GOODWIN, JOHN 7. STATION,
]. =. FRANK.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, August Colour dull; family.
So IS to 10 3. Wheat dun, at 81 81. Corn, s. to
94e. Oats, SIC. Whisky, 65c In bond. Bulk
meats, l2H to i4lzc. Bacon shoulders 1917 TO
1910; clar Sides l714c; hams % to 2lLfc. Butter
81 10 zoe, Eggs Is TO l6c.
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Regular Memphis, White and Little Red
River Thursday Packet.
- DIES AFRO -

-. - DIES AFRO .zs!sszsH
JOHN d. ELLIOTT, Master; CAD. ]. HANKS
ana MAT GLASS, CLERKS.
THE steamer DES ARC having been put in
thorough repair, will enter the MEMPhIs
AND WHITE RIVER TRADE permanently on
THURSDAY, the Sd day Of September, 1883,
leaving Memphis every Thursdsy for all points
on White anu Little he'd rivers, coE Meeting at
DevalI's Bluff with trains for Little hsck.
Leaves DevalPs Blud for Memphis every Mon
DAY on arrival OF train.
NOTICE.-To the Merchants of Mem his-The
steamer pES ARC will resume her trlps in The
White River Traae on Thursday, the 81 day Of
September, 1885, and as 1 am satisfied that IT is
the wish OF botn the planter and merchant that
the local packets receive ana transport mer-
chRndlse on which there is c. y. D. charges
and in view Of the tact that the refusal 10 trans
port such freight has operated very much
against the trade OF Memphis, the steamer
Dies AFRO (a home packet, owned and con-
trolied in Memphisl will, on resuming her trips
receive all Z. D. ID. freight, and collect free OF
charge.
JOHN D. ELLIOTT, Master
au2 And Owner Steamer Dss Arc.
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Foreign Markets.

Foreign Markets.
LONDON. August 2O.-Consols closed 95Sz9955s.
bonds, 7l3s
LIVERPOOL, August 2O.-Cotton closed steady;
sales, 1900 bales.
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belief that the British Postoffice will as
sent to the proposed modification of the
new postal regulation between the two
continents, by which, among other
things, postage on small pamphlets will
be reduced.
Negotiations are now pending between
the United States and France for more
liberal exchange of mails.
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st. Louis Market.
LOuisVfIIe Marked

ST. LOUIS. August 20.-Flour unchanged, little
doing. Wheat, 81 20 to 2 IS. Corn frm, at 81
to 9jc Oats, 50 to 5Sc. Rye, 81 Is. Provisions
very dull; scarcely anything doing.
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AFkSnS2S Reports IOf sale.
NOR SALE two complete sets OF the Reports
II OF the Supreme Court OF Arkansas, from
vol TO vol. "A inclusive. One set almost en-
irsiy new, Apply 70 uyQ l. II. PIKE,