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TRADE.

The general trade OF our city FOR the week
has been quite active, though nothiur ike
what 1t would have been had We enioved fair
weather. Meny orders went untitled while the
wei weather listed which are now heinz for-
Wsrdsd rs rapidly IS possible We have soma
changes Ia prices to note for the week and
Very lAr stocks OF plantation supplies on
hand, but there IS nothing in excess 81 the da.
m2nd. Planters from North Mississippi. and
rom along the White and Arkansas rivers are
in town and are buying quite literally. ana Nv
the issue or our next weekly edition We expecr
70 chronicle more of life and hustle than n ms
bSsn our pleasure 10 90 for very MANY montbs
The jobblng trade in dry goods has been rair
since Our last although IN this as In otber
Dhanches OF trade the rain caused some falling
OF In the number OF buyers from TIE Interior
very many country merchants who IN former
years went 10 New York TO lay IN their stocas
nsVe this season concluded that Il was better
70 buy lightly and nearer home. They bava
thereby the advantage OF any decline in pricag
and run no risk o. being verstockod-a calpT9-
ity which has befaden very many eoutbern
buyers during TIE lust three years Ever
buyer who has visited this market has lsarned
that orders can be filled kere al bet
Ter rales when frsights are taken into conzfde
ration, than can be obtained in New York
This. with the adv8ntsge before alluded 70 ~
ordering just as their requirements demand
has caused q very large increase ia cur iobbIne
business this season.
We pave a very decided improvement to note |
IN tne Doot ana shoe trade darling the week.
STOCKS nave been very much reduced
during the week, and The demand would
have been even better had it not been for NJ /
wet weather which prevailed. Duplicate
orders have been forwarded 10 the manpaac-
tuners by some, II rot al, OF our wholesale
houses pnt Win no nope OF having them niIed
81 as GRvOrable Prices As present stoclrs 49,
bought al. as nearly alTkinds Of wear have "a
YsHc4d at the East. Prices here are very
nrE 81 oar quotations whicatare very DearIy
the same ssshose given last week.
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70 Commissioner Sale

DY virtue OF asseeree OF The Object Creuit
Court On the ChanceTy size thereof. rem
dered ~ the December Term. D,IS5L.c ~ said
count, In a certain sut therein pending.
wherein Richard r. Sessions vas complainant
and Walter 8~ssHsosSwas defendant, the un1er-
sl{ned; Commissioner, a%PpCintedby aatd Court,
VIII sell, on the
First Monday Of JcnuarysA.D. 1859,
u being the ath day OF January. 1ssa. on
the premises, In said county Of Chicot, at
public suction, 10 the highess BIDDER, FOR cash
in The land IN raid decree mentioned
and described a. follows, tO-wit: beanning
I've cfains and a1ty-nys links vest OF the
sout1f1at eorn5r OF section IS ia tOwushsp "a
3 z west, AZ a stake, beaIing trees maple.
marked WITH q cross "A inches IN diameter;
bears south III 90 west 80 links blackberry
ma1ked with a eFoss IS inches in diamstaT
township line n ehainss1hd s. INKS 10 ma
corner. OF section 50 and thosrufh-
easF cQ&psr OF section % corner red eek Is
links thence north on section line 20 chains
70 stake In ned thence west 90 chains 10 stake
aenter oAseeuon % thence GorthD chains to
hall mile csrnex OF sections 20 and 3 gum Is
inches in GiameteT, bearing north a4s. wtst6 co
links themes sast 81 chains and Is inks to q
then@ ling iSEeSskthssa east 5 CHAINS
stake thence ssuth So so, east
q clrcsseEsSshAks to STAKE thence south s0e,
essts ~ 5RArz fn4 - Ink to stake; thence
outh-ET tr aRke) IS ehasns and co
links TO sax $500, east 80
CL1tLh W tNdhC +lcAAr- rSLAl % 1t east 70
chains and 50 links % poin4tof lightning, con-
tanning nine hundfed 1901 +cres n lauC. being
situate and lyinsREbsaf @rengs
2west. Also the fo~4oginglal[s = yes
paItof NWA Of SeBi8nS ~ q 68you z ut.
" 4 OF section s 4 of5sToa ri y; sW
Z section 3; N W1ER " sectiod 8; 7
Il, 5 K W w. easden 2; z section 8, r
II, r. " 49, session %, IS 8 H2 ".
Also W. seetHza Z frlL u saanessctfon
sc eatne #aAA seCtfoa "a
Is $ X 2 west, o1lE14Hdl MA tie go ceres
above described, %enr7 hundred C2709
acres, more or less A1fof thsabove descEbed
land froats on Lake Chicot. sbaut - mHea
from al YiAsge. f7.ssid ounty Of Cnie0t
and State Of Arkans1| and the sznae viii BE-
sold in block or IN quantities 70 suit pur@N
chaserE IN order 20 carry ont SAID decree. This
Is one OF the most aluaBlo tracts CT land in
South, about 1000 seres Of WHAeh are IN a
hign state Of cultivation. The HfbrOvements
are q dne Steam Gin in Eeld order, two coed
Dwelling Houses and brioE euariess sufacient
TO accommodate 100 hRrds.
Sale viii take place st ~ o'clock 10. on said
day. Z q. sYRIEGER,
CcWursE1oper.
ESCfreinnati Weekly Enaulrer efEr
weeks and send BIZ TO MS Or4S
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Trustees S@te.

HINDER and by vi1tuoof 3 Deed OF Trust ex-
- ecu;ed 20 me BY s e.. Evelsrh, on Noyen-
1sr l4th, Lr6l, and registered in the Rsgisters
OAce Of Shelby county, see, Ia Book
No. % paSes44s and 49, wil, on
Tuesday, the 2sih dsy Of Sep y. 1895,
ALL sclOck am. on Second street. a. the south-
east coTnsr Of Court Square, ia tEec II Menu
phisY state OF Tennessee, Ofer To- at pub-
lie auction, aud ss4 20 The hiFhesa bidder fcr
c1sl, the IcloW1ng described real estate, situa-
ted N shelby coEnty. Tennessee, Ces saated
and descnceo 6sfOE0 So - witt Being parts Of
Lots Nos. % ana q, On John 3. CIaybrCOk's
spian OF pot o. subdivision OF acme hundred
we're tract of land Eear MeH1pdis. beginning on.
the north side OF Henry street. az q STAKE oae
hundred and seventy five (t5l Ecf s-st fron
the southeaAt corner Jf BelleVieys J. No. 50:
fnfnce north parallel with the east boundary
uHeoI said Lot No. 81, aEyen chaiI.s co "a stare,
SUN eighty-rine de3tes rsG one hundred
and seventy 1--WE Q15l fe5t hom taa northeast
rnfRero said lot No. 90 thence south eighty
nine degrees east, zig fptioo Is 50 la chains,
'lehs 10 leetl 10 the We8 side o. Post and Rail
avenue. thence crnfH Eawau IN ~l,.F-- vFtL
West side Of Post and Raj avenue. to southeast
corner or said lot Nos iherCs north So aeEt
with north side OF Henry street eizit - Ia
q 5z-lpol chairs (iess I5 fest 70 the b~eqinDinz
corner. Containing sbout four acre-.
ri sell said land to pay the balance due on
me1ttOned il the Ceel gI trUst. ~
directed by the beneficiary.
The equity Of redemption Is waived. and tha
9tle is believed 10 be good, but 1 shall sell and
cenvey only as trustee.
au50 d&s I'd BIB. WADDELL, Trustee.
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The import trade. which amounted in 1859 20
SSS5,zS8-22, fell from that amount. with one ex-
cepIon each successive year, 10 SZ2.a4A.S7g in
1855. By the termination OF the fiscal year o
'64-5 the aar closed, aau during the following
year the imports rose 70 49, .64j. IA. the highest
amount which they ever attained in this C0un-
try. since 1876, however, hey have gradually
fallen, and, a. the incoming monthly returns
prove, are falling still. II his
movement continues. and there isas yet no in
dicatiOn 70 the contrary, the net imports dur.
Ing the fiscal year 1863 will not amount 10 over
S5.eJ1.09O and The receipts from customs TO not
over sl51.O1l.l01, OF which a-Out I2l.iG1001 srs
Required 10 pay the coin interest on the public
debt. The following table shows the receipts
from sustOms each year since 1860;
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AUCTTONEERs.
SAILS.
Trust SaLe.

ON THURSDAY, OtTUBER l., lSEAT THE
~ hal of the Chamber Of CJmueroa. IN God
+ elbows Hap, Memphis, at y O'Clock, i vii ssh
10 the higheet 5idGer fOI cash. To- IL. in the
hsgisnd subdivision. situated On east side OF
Ragiand avenue, % feet front by Is feet depth,
on which Is erected = coEIoEf able Cottaee The
sale IS made q virtue OF a Trust Leeu 10 me
nom j.. W AFore and Lesndar slaughter
RedemptionE aIyed. lite perfect, t1L 1 sen
and convey only as Trustee
aus JOHN p. IRRELEVANT, Trustee.
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II is noticed that On articles of food SUCH IS
tes. coffee and sugar tie entries the p asst fiscal
year are LANCER than In previous years. the
railing Ell beilg mainly Ia tlxt.le fabrics.
hardware, culery and iron goods.
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COTToE GINS
COTTON GINS.

WE are the Sole Agents for the sale Of these
~ unrIvalied Gin Stands. For beauty OF
STAPLE, OF AND QUANTITY
OF LINT COTTON iurHeo out pep day, they are
unsurpassed. Reference can Ds safely made %
every planter who has given them a feir trial.
Where mule power Is used, they make Is saving
or rom O-ne-qusTtec to cne-ghiru the draft
N cTHER GIN. We are also aEsnts for
sTKAUBS GRiSr MILLS, and WHEELER,
CLEMSON * CO.'S CIRCULAR SAWH.
MSCDhBS q CO.,
Dealers in Hardware, Cutlery and Guns.
SZ2k and Sz4 Main Street.
fylI dssRGm Memphis. Tenn.
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las
DisgGHgaFI, IlfrnaTy aai Drug StBfG,
Nos. 30 and AZ Norm 0saEtsss a
MEMPHIS, TENNEssEE.

nR. RUS5ELLB DIsPENSARY AM IN
- PRIMARY, the largest and Oldest instttu-
ton OF the Kind in the southwest, established
in 1859, pleasantly looatea st Nos. 10 ands42
north sids Of Court SQuare, Menaphis, Tenn, is
open for The RECEPTION of patients desiring
treatment and the couferts Of p nome while
receiving the same. Pa4fents alS0 treated a.
tine ONCE or by letter, II deEiIeds Dr. RUSSELL
IS acknowledges by AL parties interested a.
by far The MOST SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN
in the treatment Of Private or Secret Diseases.
Quick, thorough and permanent cures guarzn-
tesd in every case, male OF female, Recent
cases OF GON0RRHEA and SYPHILIS cured
ia q few days, without the use OF Mercury,
chanee OF diet, or hindrRnae from business.
SECONDARY SYPHILIS; the last veztfge
eradlcatsd Without the use of Mercury. Ia
voluntary lHR of Semen stopped in u short.
time. Sufferers nom llspOtelnY or Loss OF
Sexual PoWaEsrDstored ~ fTe&aE1naF in a few
weeks. 9leetssh 9OnofFhea % io&EStending,
when all internal remedies nav9aAled. per
msnentiy and speedily cured by af41eg tFeS1-
msut. Victims OF 3ELF-ABUHB andexceSstFe
Venery, suffering from SPka8AATORKHEA.
and loss of physioalaad Inentst power, speaa-
lily and Permanently ouTsa.
BS- All c0nsulta1ozs stri43iF c~onfdentaaI.
Crrenfo Rbeur~rfsern TcTra1@l1 Gerf %.
ralysis, Deafness, etc, trsatsd ~ the aid Of
Electro Magnetic Bettery.
once hours nom 2 am. 70 1 Pm and from
2 tn s pm
Those wishing to purchase Drugs, Family
Medicines, Psrfnmery, Toilet Articles, etc,
would do well 70 call at RU95ELLE DRUG
STORE before purchasing IafFeH here, No.Q
North Court street, under the'BEPeDsarya<34
ied
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WATER! .WAXER +!
WELL BORING


HAvlEG purchased The RIGHT for Tennessee.
Il OF Heath q Cos Patent = L0rsr, we
oner for salees few County Rights, ana siaO 10
bore wells on the shortest notice. This inven-
ton is pronounced BY al practical men who
have zeen Il, and those VINO have used ft a.
uDriYaIled for thepuIRose designed. The Wei
Occupies 70 Httle s2seE Is 90 sale Hom any nui-
sanee and accideM So neat and durable, that
Is may be loeH1ed &dywhe-e desired. We sra
prepared to lussEaec1roen Wsls and the
whole apparatus to Eatttes desiring 20 see hem.
WehaysI rorputabie testimonials OF ths sape-
rioFitY and C~feannesS Of these NeilSGver II
Others knowD. ran fifteen to twenty dollars
per day can be rfade ~ any intelligent work.
ilg man In the use oftnis invention. A club
Count Right for what a well would cost them.
and work II 10 gre&t proft FOR others. For such.
Opportunities are ever offered for tnVestnaa
few hundred dollars % advantage.
Address X. BLSTcHhR a Co.
seq No. 2sseeond street, MenpAisnreRn,
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PREMIUM.
81 90 Prensiat91s

nor THE LARGEST EAR OF CORN DE-
Z. P. BATES & CO.,
Commission Merchants,
ans sm No. IS Front street,
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COTTON.

The Liverpool market at the opening this
week was easy VITA UplaBds, 1874; O-leRas,
lUssd. UplandH declined 70 IUj, and were dull
until Friday, when they closed fatal g7-t. On
Saturday evening the market closed nrmsr.
ard to-day at noon, which was the last dispatch
received, there was no change n quotations,
but IL was sgs5n 6rmer. sales. I5..O bales.
The New York market was general 2 dul AID
nominal With JPlRuos varying from EI.4
25zc. The last dispatch received to-day
quoted the market iEln, owing 70 very light
stock; Low MiddEng- 2fS; Uplan5s, 25Ic:
Orleans, 2jc; Good &iddling, 27<c. Our mar.
Eet has bees moderately active considering
the small stock, and prices have been better
than Ia New Orlssnsor, in fact 4 market this
side OF New York. This viii be- the case during
this season as il was last All coming in Is sold
upon arrival. Among the sales to-day were 4
bales Low Ordinary, lSc; I do. Good Ordinary.
axe 6do. Good Ordinary, 2l54c; , d.. Good
Ordinary, 2l5Rc; lido. Good Ordinary, DC. 2do..
Good Ordinary, DC; 8 do. Low yflddling, Z2c.
Is do. Low Middling, pc; 81 do. Good Ordinary
TO Low Middiing, 2292Zsc; 800. Low Mlddfing.
2ic 6do. Low Middling, Pc; 90 DC. low Mid
ding. 22lsc; 2 DO, Low GtddIiug. E.-.c- lido.
Low Middli1g, 5lc lido. Law MIddung, 2ILc;
I do. Low MiddLnE, &c; dc. MiddinR. 221Ic
% do. Middling, &48; . DO. MiddIing, 2zL,c:
Go. Middliog, &c; ? do. Middling, PIE. The
market closed firm, with a tendency 70 better
waHla
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T STATEMENT.

tn stock IN Liverpool on Friday evening
last was $4,000 bales-of which $4,000 was
ADerican. stock aa0aJ at same date, B45,OJO-
OF which 500 was American. stock IN New
Ysrk on Saturday evening 500 bales. Weeks
receipts at that port, So bales. Receipts for the
week az all United States Ports, 5000 bales.
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E%Merehants are respectfully invited 20 call
and examine eur Stock, which we are now
daily receiving before making their purchases
elsewhere. Jul Stock is large and complete,
embracing every variety in a GENERAL.
HARDWARE BUSINESS, and we feel assuled
hat we can Offer the Merchants superior in
duoements to trade with rs. We are deter
mined TO suit them In prices. Gome and sec.
sep6 3m ALLESSa BROS
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PzTRo OH.
.sslgaees SAFE oA.oo .ere. !,

a VII sell, for cash. u 49,, Sel<rnpt,
uDNo SAFE at NaeeteoB S4fkaBsss elader'
Fridsy. the soth day ofooson.- ,eso
5ourteen EuadFsd AcF 81
about 5o mTss d I516sT' q the county of Fibg On
tor Information inc. R5srsSOH
collins, Memphis, TshIi' q D' James W.
A. HARBfN
MossE- us, ssstsagass ot R r. Johnson.
'V9 kep2S "a /
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q
Dissolution of Coparlnership.

MEMPHIS, September 1, 1865.
THE copsrtnersbtp OF Webb, Mitchell & Co.
is this day dissolved by limitation OF arti-
cles of agreement. All persons indebted to
the arm, or having business with the same,
viii and our Junior partner. L. T. Webb. with
the books, at Prize & Tresdwell's, No. Is, Union
street, Lee Block. Either partner Is author
lied to use the hrm name IN settlement.
w. Il WEBB,
Us MITCHELL,
Eap2 I'm L. 7. WEBB.
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MUSICAL.
z. KATZENBACE
60 3I7 A7eN
~ MAIN STREET HDW
7uE MEMPHIS, TENN.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In
sheet nRsIc, Music Rocks, Pianos Or
gRns ana 5eIDdsOHs, Musical In
stramenfs and Musical Her
ehandise Of every de-
seriptfOn.
sole Aseas for steinwsy & sons Gold
waia, pianos. and GasOn e. HAM
Inns cabinet organs.

n OOKING GLASS And PICTURE FRAMES
II made to order.
4ouldingS of all styles, OH Paintings GIRO
mos and Pictures of every description, tofsaia.
Ssnd for Descriptive Catalogue and Price
List, Schools furnished at as low rates As AZ
New YORK or Rev Orleans.
to. small packages OF strings and Sheet Ms
sc will be sent by mail if the approximate
amount OF cash accompanies the order. Large
packages by express, &, o,p' aR~
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Dissolution.

r,HE Firm Of W. N. Eakin & Co. was dis
solved by mutual consent on the 18th Au-
enst. 1883. Either party Is authorized 20 settle
fhe business Of The old Arm.
All persons indebted to the firm OF W. N.
FakIn * Co. are requested to come forward and
settle without delay. The books and papers
will he found at the Underwriters Warehouse,
corner OF Market and Promenade streets.
W. ". EAKIN,
a. CONNELL.
Memphis, September l, 1868.
The business viii be continued at the old
stand on Chiekasaw street, by a. Connell ana
-. Connell, jr., unGer the urn name OF 4.
& Co.
Memphis, september I, 1858. sepSu
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WELL BORING.

HS-Cireinnati Weekly Enaulrer Ss1fr
and send BIZ TO 5hs h&
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-07-30
sLAWS---GENERAL,
- So = PASSED BY THE -,
GEIfRAL ASSEMBLY OF MARYLAND
294r THE JANUARY SESSION, 1868.
, gstfsssfS yt15r.ag; -se
sc .esai FPuRLBHED BY AUTHORITY.
.sl5ltirI 10 80
IGHArrER Ali
f,l-ssfs,5--.4 N ACT

To repeal Article twenty-six Of the Code of
Public General Laws, and to enact sub
stitute therefore, and to repeal section
twenty-five, Of Article sixteen, sections
ninety-nipe. TO one-hundred and three of
the same Article, and sections thirty-three
to forty-three, of Article eighty-eight, Of
4the Code of. Public General Laws.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-06

ATTENTION THE Finance and the
Executive Committees Of the Fourth OF
July celebration in Gold Hill are re-
ouested to meet at the Office OF Neison'
Chubbuck & Co. on Tuesday afternoon
at one o'clock, to attend to business.
All persons having bills against tue
committees are requested to present
them at that time.
THE CIRcUs.-Stickney's splendid
circus will exhibit. on Fort Homestead
tonight. Their horses, trappings, ana
other paraphernalia exceed anything OF
the kind ever before seen in Gold Hill.
Their Band, also, is superb.
PIPxRs' OPlRA HousE.-The beauti-
full play of "Camille," will be played
tonight, in which the splendid actress
Mrs. Bowers will appear in the priuci-
pal character. This is q rare enter
tainment, and should ensure a full
house.
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SALE OF TOWN n

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN Board Of Trustees Of the Town OF Gold Hill
will receive sealed proposals. up to July 9Th, at
IN p. H., for the sale Of two Town Bonds, Of
$9,600 each, payable two year, and three months
from date, bearing interest at the ratio OF 2 per
cent. per month.
Board, W. D. C. Gibson, Esq, or fled with the
Clerk.
The Board reserves the right to reject any and
By order Of the Board Of Trustees.
H. c. MANNING, Clerk:
Gold Hill. June 10, 1893. jeietd
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DAILY EVENING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SATURDAY,

confined in the lunatic wards OF oar work
houses; this species of information being appa-
rently considered of remote importance by the
Commissioners, who merely inform us-in
separate table-that In the 300 workbouses In
England and Wales visited under their direction
in 1867, the number of insane, idiotic, and i'm
beetle inmates was 1887. As to the number of
persons of unsound mind residing as single
patients, either in lodgings or with their rela.
tives the Commissioners do not condescend to
vouchsafe any Information whatever, although
In their previous report they obigingly men.
toned that the number of such persons then
actually under their notice was 6861. 1t is per-
fectly clear that il desire to stay the further
progress of insanity in this country, we must,
as O mere preliminary step, acquire a consi-
derably larger amount of defntive information
respecting the actual extent TO which cerebral
diseases prevail among the community in gene.
raj, especially among the poor; also, respecting
the real or probable causes of the same.n
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From New York.

New YORK, Sept 18-Jamaica advices to
August 25 state that the smallpox continues on
the north side of the island.
Jane Mclaughlin, aged rs years, was killed
by train on the Harlem Railroad, to-day,
while walking on the track.
The revenue conspiracy case was postponed
again until Tuesday.
Two highway robbers were sent to the State
prison, to-day, for five years.
The National Labor Congress assemblies here
next Monday.
Much anxiety is felt here for the safety of the
steamship Northern Light which left here
August %, for Bremen, and has not been heard
from since. The steamship Smidt brought 800
passengers from Bremen to-day.
All vessels arriving the past few days report
damage from the cyclone on the 9th inst. at sea.
Several families had narrow escape from
morning, many barely escaping In their night
clothes. officer Corr rescued a child from the
flames at the peril of his life losing his hair and
a portion of his clothes in his heroic effort.
The case of Luddington was argued to-day,
and was referred to commission, who Will
decide whether he will be given up to the
Deputy United States Marshal from Illinois.
The book trade sales to day realized fair
prices for London, New York, and st. Louis
invoices.
RooHEsrER, Sept. 1s.-kobert Lyme an old
and respected citizen, died of heart disease here
to-day.
Michael Coulan, in a it of deirium tremens,
stabbed his wife while asleep, and also two men
named Regan, father and son, who came to her
rescue He was finally secured. The wounds
OF young Regan are dangerous, but he may re-
cover. The others were slightly injured.
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FROM EUROPE BY CABLE.

LONDON, Sept. 1s.-Sir John Young, the pre-
sent Governor'General of New South Wales, and
Fenian Commissioner, has been named for
Governor-General of Canada.
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 1S.-The Emperor will
Immediately reinforce the troops in Centra
Asia. The evacuation of the city of Bokhara by
Russia Is not confirmed.
FLORENCE, Sept. 1S.-The Malone says Prime
Minister Menabrea has not asked the French
Government for the withdrawal of its troops
from Rome. as reported. Such demand would
be entirely unnecessary, as by the provisions O
the treaty France was bound to withdraw her
troops besides the state of Italy at present does
not justify the French occupation.
FLORENCE, Sept. 49, Cardinal Reisack has
been ried by civil court at Rieti, and fined
500 francs for attempting to take possession of
the See OF Sabina, by order of the Pope, without
the authorization of the King of Italy.
BIARRITz, sept. 1s-The Emperor, Empress,
and Prince Imperial to-day made visit to
Queen Isabella OF Spain, at st. Sebastian.
METZ, Sept. 1S.-A terrible explosion took
place at cartridge factory in this city to-day.
Thirty persons were killed outright, and eighty
two more were badly injured. The building
was tom to pieces.