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COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES OF WEsT
TENNESSEE CoLLEGE.-These exercises
closed on last Wednesday. The oecs-
sion was feast OF soul to the people of
jackson, and to the many visitors in at
tendance. In their examinations the
students acquitted themselves with great
honor. On Monday night the boy of
the grammsr-school interested the audi
enee greatly by their proficiency Ia de-
clsmstion. The little orators won fer
themselves golden opinions among the
hearers.
On Tuesday night were original
speeches by members of the Sopho-
more class. Right well did the youpy
gentlemen aequit themselves. On the
same evening the address to the Hes.
periGn Society was delivered by Rev. ].
I. Pickett, Of Columbus, Miss. 1t was
an able production, and won the an
proyal Of all who heard it.
Wednesday was Commencement dav
The exercises commenced with speeohes
by the members Of the Junior elass
These speeches were regarded, by the
large audience who heard them. "A of
very superior order. AS literary produe-
tons, they were well composed. and
evineed much thought, and they were
spoken with great ability. The eyer
eises closed With an able address by
Bishop Quintard.
On the whole, the influence was favor
able to the advancement of sound learn
ing, and greatly tended to give Just ap-
probation Of the benefits of high order
of intellectual training. $50
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MAKING IN ALL
500 SPLENDID PRIZES
Ranging from SO to $4,000 each, and
VALUED AT 100000.
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS
VIII be Donated TO the Orphans OF st.
LOals, Missouri.
DETAILS OF THE DRAWING

A suitable Committee OF Responsible Gentle
men will be selected to conduct the drawing
and awarding or the prizes. on the day ap-
pointed, at MECCA NGJLE LIBRARY HALL,
on the following plan
One hundred thousand numbers. represent
ing the Cert dcates issued, VIII be placed in ore
wheel, and dye hundred tickets, inscribed with
the names OF the prizes, tO-wit. g PaSehall
House, etc, VIII oe placed In another. From
these wheels a nun Der and a prize will be
drawn 81 the same time. and the number
drawn viii take the prize drawn with it.
The prizes VIII be reacy for delivery upon
the rekul5 of the award beng known, ana the
persons by whom the ten real estatz p lies are
drawn, VIII receive Ceeis 70 the same, with
title clear and uneDcumbered.
All money received upon the sale Of these
Certificates viii be placed in respO- si5le bank
ing houses ef St. Louis, Missouri, where IL viii
remain, to the credit OF the Association, until
after the drawing takes pfRce.
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.


Present-Acting Mayor Ruffin, Presi-
dent Swayne, Aldermen Powers, Ma
geveny, Brown, Cartwright, Hoist, o.
Dohnell, Cicalls, ReDneT, Lemon, Pass
more and Ellis.
A message was received from the Act
ing Mayor relative to widening the side
walks on DeSoto street, the present
meeting being called to correct an in
formality. Also recommending the re-
establishment of the Board of Health.
After some conversation Alderman
Hoist moved to lay on the table the
PROPOSITION of Alderman Renner to put
the ordinance upon its second reading,
and called the yeas and nays:
Aves-Powers, Msgeveny, Hoist, o.
Donnell, Cicalla, Moffat, Ellls-7.
Nays Brown, Renner, PASSWORDS.
Alderman Hoist offered resolution as
to the erection of lamp posts on DeSoto
and Beal, and DeSotO and Gayoso streets,
which was agreed to-the same to be
erected before the said streets are paved.
Also, that the City Engineer offer pro-
posals for ten days, for twenty gas posts
FOR the use Of the city, and report the
same st next meeting.
Also, that the Street Commissioner be
instructed to fill the gully on the north
of Beal, on DeSoto, without delay.
Alderman Passmore presented the Pc
tition of certain taxpayers, TO open and
extend GayOso and Wellington streets.
Alderman Moffatt was willing, pro-
L. he
sented, the right of way was granted and
the opening could be made without ex-
pense to the city. 1t was so understood
and sgreed to.
Aldermsn Passmore presented q COM
mgniestion from Mr.. d. W. Currip.
relative to taxes, which was referred to
the Committee on Claims.
Alderman PassmOre presented a COM
municstiOn from DR.. Early, in relation
to the attendance on and ministratiou
to the poor and needy, referring to an
offer that had been made, in which he
proposed to relieve the city from the ex-
pense Of office rent, servants hire, furni-
lure, fuel, and other items, while he
would hold himself ia waiting to attend
the INDECENT sick, at home, on Sundays,
and at all times, only asking the use Of a
portion Of the furniture from the old dis
pensaFy, and thirty-five cents for each
prescription. Referred to Hospital Com
mittee.
Alderman Msgeveny offered an ordi-
nance to amend the third section of the
ordinance passed May Sd, relative to i'm
pToYements, which had its first reading.
4 resolution By Alderman Cicalls, that
holders yield two and half
feet on Desoto and Union, in conform
was withdrawn, on Alderman Pass
more's motion to lay on the table for
further information.
Adjourned.
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POLICE ITEMn.

We have gotten tired OF complain
ing, telling about and specializing of the
dizziness of times in police circles. Every
dav gets worse. There was but one
State case tried in the j. P. courts yes
terday, and that was another battle of
the AmEzOns.
Mrs. Dugan and Isabella ChFisty oe-
cupy rooms ia the same building, and
have a we'll in common. Like AdeI-
gunde and Kunigunde, they "qusrreled
at the spring." and hsd q rough and
tumble on Monday, and the fair Isabella
cot most awfuIly licked. She laid COM
nlaint against Mrs. Dugan and had her
brought before Squire Griffith, who i'm
posed q fine Of Ave dollars and costs
upon her,
The case off. Ozsnne, which was no.
ticed in our Mondays paper, was yester-
dav dismissed, there being no proof
whatever TO justify the police in arrest.
ING MIR. Ozanne on any charge.
There were ten arrests up to eight
O'clock In the Second Distriet-three
whites and I'VE negrOes-all for minor
offensess
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Masonic COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
We learn that the closing exercises Of
this excellent and hourishing school, will
take place at Bartlett station on Friday
evening the 26-h inst. Pro-. T. J. Nor
cum, the Superintendent and Principal
has been long and fsvorsbly known to
our Memphis public, and his corps of
teachers are all more or less names we'll
known as able instructors of the young.
The exercises will consist OF speeches
orations, dialogues, etc, interspersgd
with music and singing. Trains viii
leave, on Memphis and Louisville Rail.
road, at 30 o'clock pm, and the exer-
cises will commence at s pm.
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LEFF.-Yesterday morning a band Of
African musicians, with all their dire in
struments of discOrd, yclept a brass
band, marched down to the Memphis
and Charleston railroad to take passage
ont to some country frolic. The train
not being quite ready to start, they de-
posted their instruments in the ear and
scattered themselves around at two or
three Of the low GROCERIES which sur
round that peighborhoOd, to take a drink.
While taking horn, the engineer blew
his whistle and the train left, carrying
of their footing horns-lesving the
blowers hornless and the horns bower
less. Some scslswag frolie was without
q band OF music yesterday.
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Losses Paid at this Agency.
Drugs and medicines at wholesale

~ Applications for Marine and Accident
Insurance promptly attended TO. iel7 sm
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WAITS.

vUyANTED-A --oung man, without en-
w cumbrauca, VIII. has been engaged in the
Drug business for several years, oOtn ior others
salesman ar 10 carry on buafdt-SS, with an in
terest, Tor some ECod partner WITH rSedy capl-
tai, in some country town. Would prefer a
healthy location IN some thriving 10 81 kor
further Information, address W. J. g, Mem phis
AnDeaI T, ffice jsZ4 lw
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CHANCEEY CoUBT- I'm. IL. Smith
ChaRcellor.-The causes set for hearing
TO day are e f9llows;
! Williams rs Genes.
/ VIII Il vs. Belts
Lore vs. Williams.
ThOuas vs. SaGarans.
PickeTeIi vs. Fisher.
Jones VS. Cole,
| Nix rs Marshall.
| Drift VS. Overt8n Hotel Company.
HO we IS dIich.
NJ. K A. OF N VS. VI. & {. K. r. Co.
coward vs. Dullam.
The Clerk, and Master will take an
sccCunt to-day in the following causes
higgins ct al VS. Cannovan ct al.
Vance VS. Yates.
BANKRUPTCY COURT. j. Latham,
Register.-Discharges in bankruptcy
were granted on yesterday to Thaddeus
Wilson, Andrew Hamilton, Isaac Levy,
Benjamin Davidson,
CRIMINAL COURT - WBl. Hunter,
,ltdge.-In the case Of the State vs.. Jerry
Adams, indictment for perjury, the Jury
returned a verdict of "not guilty"
The case of the State VS.. John Garin,
indictment for the murder of Mulvey,
was called up for trial, and the Jury en-
panneled. Several witnesses for the
prosecution were examined on yester-
day. The trial OF the case will continue
for several days. All Jurors summoned
were discharged until Friday next.
MUNICIPAL COURT Geo. W. Waldrdn,
Jsldge.-The Jury in the case of the State
VS. Warner Madison, keeping gaming
house, returned q verdict Of "not
guilty"
The Jury in the case Of the State vs..
Murphy, assault and battery, returned q
verdict Of " guilty" The Court imposed
a fine Of $40 90. A motion for new
trial Was granted.
The cases set for trial to-day are:
1850 This State VS. Avery Chapel, accept
ing bride.
Isl to u51 Same vs. Leftwieh, attempt to vote
on void certificates.
l4l3 to li4I same VS. Aicgalloch, unlawful re-
tail ng.
1903 Same vs. Creighton, unlawful gam
ing.
I724 Same vs. johnson, larceny.
1871 same vs. Church, unlawful gaming.
SHELBY CIRCUIT COURT George w.
Reeves, Judge.-The argument of coun-
sci in the contested election cases of Gar
win VS.. Mclean and Woodward VS..
Wickersham, will be resumed this morn
ing. Judge Phelsn will make the clos
ing argument for the defendants to-day.
The case Of Simpson, Saunders g. Co.
VS.. Steamer Natoma, for loss Of cotton,
was commenced and concluded last
evening. A verdict win be rendered to-
day. The calendar Of cases set for trial
to day are from case No. 200 to No. 24O,
inclusive.
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THE TOURNAMENT.-G E. w.
Rucker having signifed his inability 10
act as President Of the tournament which
is 10 come off at Linde's Park on Friday,
26th inst, Gov. Isham G. Harris has
been nominated to and has signified bis
acceptance OF the position. Meanwhile
every preparation is being made to make
the affair one Of the most brilliant that
has ever come Off in these regtoEs.
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DR.. MOrtimOre az Buena Vista Springs,
RusseIlvi1is, Kentucky.

BUEEA VISTA SPRINGS, RUssKLLvILLK. Lo-
gan county, Ky.-My friends In the South who
desire 10 consult or place themselves under my
treatment, can address or come and consult nae
personally from this date until LIST OF October
next, at this favorite w Altering Place, and these
justly celebrated Mineral Springs. AS hereto
fore, will still devote my attention 10 treat
ment OF all the various forms of CHRONIC DIS
EASES, especially 70 Diseases Of The Lungs Rnd
Organs OF this Chest. as also all the various
affective forHs OF FEMALE DISEASES.
je9 d3tWawS D. MORTIMORE, II. D.
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VTAE $4,000 bushels WHEAT, lor which
w cash VIII be paid by ,..-
1000 pounds Wool wa ted by
ANDERSON & WATSON
FOR sALE-l0,Ov0 SEAMLESS WHEAT
BAGS by .,.. d, ,,..,,,-
jel9 ANDElso0N q A1SON,
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IURA SPRINGs.-To-mOrro Thurs
day. evening, the grand opening sOiree
danssnte OF the Iuks Springs Hotel will
take place. Every arrangement for the
pleasure and comfort OF the invited
guests has been made, and al who are
so fortunate a. to receive q card OF inyi-
tation viii have high Old time" In
another place will be seen Col. Ross
card in relation to trains thither and re-
furu
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MISCELLANEOUS

Inc u. .. mail packet W. A. Cald-
well, Capt. Haynes, leaves for the Ar
kansas on Thursday. Jack Chambers
Officiates at the desk in his usual OFF hand
and hOspitsble manner.
Capt. Frank Hicks, of the Magenta, is
in the city, His boat is at the marine
ways, in st. Louis, where she will be
raised and otherwise altered and renewed
preparatory to taking her place in the
Memphis and New Orleans trade in
September, in connection with the
Mollie Able.
The master of the Able, Capt. Nat.
Green, and his chief clerk, Mr.. Cook
Creighton, left for st. Louis last night to
bring out the Mollie. She is loading for
New Orleans, having crossed over to the
st. Louis wharf yesterday.
The Esu Claire Is picnickiHg at Padu-
cab.
The Lotawanna, which passed up the
other day, will enter the Memphis and
Louisville trade.
Cspts. Cartright and Dlsmukes have
entirely recovered from the effects Of the
poison administered to them at Nash
vile,
The low pressure Richmond will pass
up to-day at am. for st. Louis Cart.
ANN@A % AA@soSCA 1nA OOAA0Ah NA6fAs Inc
Cresoe1lt says of her: The great Rich
nond had about 300 tons of freight, ever
500 head of cattle, and her spacious cabin
filed with passengers. Her trip is the
largest, beyond doubt, that left this city
for Louisville, or any othsr pert, since
ness" re-
Mr.. John Sullivan, q well known
river clerk, left last night for the Hot
Springs, where he will fish for a month
or two, and imbibe hot water until en-
tirely cured OF the Fheunl atisn.
Several OF our river men will be pres
ent at the Masonic picnic at James
Park to-day. The object for which it is
gotten up never appeals in vain to those
princelysheaFted men whs 90 down to
the sea in steam boats.
We learn that DuIf goes to the New
York Convention, SIS a delegate from
the msckereI wing of the party. He
met with strong opposition from the col
ored members, S S.s hI liberal promises
of tobacco and q fair division of such
Sjyver watches as might be gObbled on
the trip, the dissenting element has ap-
peesed and the vote made unanimous.
We have omitted to mention that
Capt. Bob Gibson, who has been absent
in New Orleans for some days, has re-
turned to the city.
The steamer Morning Star and the
bark Cortland eollided on Lake Erie on
the night of the Dist. Both vessels sunk,
and twenty lives were lost.
The tow boat Simpson Homer passed
up yesterday.
1t is said that Capt. Garrett and the
Times reporter who were drowned by
the upsetting of the boat Little Western
at Chicago, were both intoxicated.
The Antelope and Octavis passed st.
Joseph on the 20sh. The latter brought
from Fort Stevenson to Fort Randall,
VIM. Barry, the soldier who shot and
killed Capt. Speer, Of the English army,
on that boat on her way to Benton last
year. Barry is to be tried for murder at
Yankton. She also brought down the
parties who bought the wreck OF the
Amelis Poe, they having been driven
of by the Indians and compelled to
abandon their design.
Platte river is reported very high.
Crops in Platte river valley are so prom
ising that the wheat and corn crops
will be three times as large as in any
caaunrn
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EMMONs & Son, in addition to the
daily papers from the principal cities,
received yesterday the O!d Guard for
July, the Gartenlauber No 5, the
Waverly, Wilkes, The Week, Record,
Pictorial Nick Max, Album, Sporting
Times, American Agriculiurist for july.
Cali at either store, No 10 Jefferson
street, or 1893 Main street.
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RETURNED TO DUTY. Mr.. A. S. Lon
ergsn, who we noticed several days ago
as having been slung -shotted and gar
rOted, returned yesterday to duty. He
is still suffering from the effects OF the
terrible punishment inflicted on him bv
the bTigand who attacked him; but we
hope q day or two more will bring that
all right. When getting home so late
again, we are quite sure that he will ever
"think Of his head, think Of his head.
think OF his head in the morning. and
steer clear Of all msrauding parties.
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OIL PAINTINGS, ENGRAvINGs, ETC.
This day ut 10 am, w. II. Passmore *
Co. commences the sale Of oil paintings,
Stain and colored lithosraPts, mirrors
aud silver.piated frame show cases. Ihe
antife collection will be open for inspec
sion early this morning, sud will prove
worthy the attention Of parties desirous
If purchasing such lines Of goods.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

butchers Lightning EIy-RnIer.-Ches
and destructive, Every sheet win + III quar-.
Don't be pesteFed with dies. Give them the
SHEET LIeHTNING and rest in peace. Ask for
DUTcHERs, and take no other.
Sold everywhere. jei4 daw1U
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Early MarrfaEes.-Dr. Franklin advocated
Early Marriages. Essays for Yopng Men, on
this and Other Subjects, being a GUIDE TO
MARRIAGE and CoDbsgal Felicity. by bensv-
client Physicians, sent hy mail. in sealed letter
envelopes, free OF charge. Address, HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Sex p, Philadelphia. Pa.
na2l a@
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UTArSTED-A DWELLING HOUSE con-
w tanning 1 TO 6 ToOIns by family OF three
persous all grown. Must b centrally located
Address Richard. Appeal Office maal
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LINDEN STREET Schoolgirls school,
under the direction Of NJ, and B. Shat
tuck, will have its exhibition and eKami-
nation on Thursday evening at the
Memphis Club Hall. The exercises will
consist Of speeches, music, dialogues,
etc. Tickets are Tor sale at the door.
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DENTIsTRY.-Dr. ]. B. Wssson, den.
list, still continues the practice of his
profession at his new Office, over the
wholesale Drug Emporium, No. BIS
Main street, instead of having retired
from the profession, as has been so often
reported throughout the city and
oountrv
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WA. &. YEATMAN.
General Commission Merchant,
No.II Monroe street.

THLOUR. KILNDRIEDANDF FRESH BOLTED
u Nashville Mills Cornmeal, Tennessee Corn,
smoking and Manufactured Tobacco, Canned,
Cove and Spiced Oysters, LObs1ers, Pine Aps
pies, Cherries, Strawberries, Pears, Blackher-
hes, Green Peas, Green Germ, Ds1nsons ana
Peaches, iaF sale, 10 tha trade. uia4 In
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$50 PriEes

From the firm Of BCOGHER BROTHER
" atChmakers and jewelers., No 100 South
Filth street. under the SOuteeru Hotel. where
sam Pies OF the goods may be seen. consisting o.
one elegant solid Silver SeFvI@e, WOrt b $3.50
Solid silver GOble.s, Plated Tea Sets, Ladies'
anG Genuemen's cold - aches, French MN
tel Clocks, Fancy silver Pieces, Pine Jew
elry, etc.
ALL Vailed At sf5gao
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Fourth Prize.
VALUED AT

Tie 6ne Mansion OF tie late Judge r. ".
Wells, Jefferson Cify- Missouri. Iwo-story
Brick and Frame, 1ftseu el-zaut rooms, a-t
finished rhr0ughOUt with all modern improve
rneuts Lot Is 1eet front on 4 ign street BY 90
feet deep. GlOCnds dneiy laid out, tsrraced,
Hover beds, etc
VALUED Al SIS COG
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THE Sons OF TEMPERANCE are con-
stantly increasing in number, and we
know of no other reason than that the
old topers have been using the "Great
General Restorative" which creates a
dislike for the use of liquors, and caused
them to zine" For sale by
le2ltf FORSTER, KEALHOFER 4 co.
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Third Prize.

a handsome ThTee-s'Or Brick Residence
No l5l5 Chestnut street. between Fifteenth and
Sixteenth streets. st. Louis, no, containing
twelve roo :. elegantly finished throughout
with al modern Improvements complete LOl
IA BY 1879 feet deep,
VALUED At. SIS zoo
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FOR SALE.

,TTRURBsN LANDS AND RESIDENCE FOR
SSkIE o. EASY TERMS My lancst miles
eSsf OF The city aye for sale, on terms 10 sult
11urrbgsers for cash OF on any linne-iToIn one
70 ten years ana ia Sns' gpanilty-IFon 2 acIeA
10 SlJ. ny residence, with IpIn ~ 70 - aerss
land viii De sold at great DafE8lnt lOI essA1
or o. TIE usual terms Apply 70 ony sen On ne
premises, or 10 BOyster, ATe]eVans & o. LN5
a-el Is, N the Guy. - ~, ,,r,r--zr,yr At
ie7 ~, "a. 1LsLz-h -. =.
NOR SALE.-That choice pleae OF properly
e on the northeast corner OF Vance ana VI
leans streets Good Residence ana Eorest
Shaas Tees. Apply TO - d. 10,
ieIStT RJYsfER, IRRELEVANT q 90.
zSuk sALE.-Having dete rHined to change
= our uusiness, We urer for sale cur silialI put
5Tell selected STOCK OF GRDEEhlESt and q
lease o, one II tie GEST BUSlNE Ss = OO5ES
in the city. We Wll sell also d splendlN su0ur-
ban r RESIDENCE, ~ Eliles from the clty' nesL
C5ilI's station. Wiz ~ acres OF sTeunot VAN
Al the neces AIRY improvements. Apply 10
Ise BIotk. js7 Il
nor SALE Oh EXCHANGE FOR CITY
II PROPERTY. -FoTJy-fcur Acres OF 1anul
three miles due east OF the CITY limits, corner q
CLAYTON aud Holmes avenues Has plenty OF
heavy timber, running water ehg1bLe sa1sdlng
sites and is in an excellent nelgheorhood
Will be sold il body OF divided 20 suit. AP-
ply 70 va. ARMOUR or -. =. 4oN NoE ID,
no. 256 front Row. app
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THE allotted time of DIR. James stay
in Memphis having expired, he win in
future be addressed at his home Office, 81
and SO Randolph street, Chicago, and
postofice address, box 5S6S Chicago, Ill.
See advertisement in another column,
for particulars.
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References given BY Permission /:

Anil Pollard & Renick, Bankers, st. Louis.
Daniel O. Taylor, ex Mayor Of st. Louis.
Butchers and Drovers' Bank, st. Louis
PEOPLES Savings Association.
Edward +. Piumuer, Memphis. Tenn.
Boatmeus savings Institution, st. Louis. No.
John II. Andrews, ex-SheIfR Of 81 Louis
ecu. ty. Mo.
Lavelle. Wa-ner q Co., prcprietors Southern
Hotel, ST. Louis, No.
Jules Vale, OF the firm of ChOuteau. Harri-
son & Vale.
Erastus Wells, President Accommodation
Bank ST. Louis
Hon. William Taussig.
Charles r. Meyer.
A. Krieckhaus, President City Council.
Joseph Deggendorf, City Com ptroiler
q. W. Dreyer.
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PERsoNAL.-The Hon. J. w. Left
wieh, Mayor of the city, left yesterday
afternoon for Washington, whittier he
goes as q mem Der Of the National DemO-
cratic Committee.
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"MERCHANrS.''--H cold Ale and E,or-
ter, ON ssraught, 10 cents lee cold ssEHaif
and Haifs" 10 cents; straight and mixed
drinks 10 cents. Fry il, at the ssMer-
chants northeast corner Main and
Madison afreefN.
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VALUED Al


An elegant Three-story Double Erick Resi-
de1ce. with three and halt acres OF ground
in She city OF Msaphis- Tenn one mile from
Court Square. House splendidly finished. with
al modern improvements fsroun e finely
Laid cut with shrubbeTy. etc. Fine stables out
buildings, e-c.i al in complete order, and
VALUED AT.....-...--....----..... .--.-..sgG.0 900
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DON'T forget that cur sale at
cost for Boots and Shoes ana Hats
still continues at our old stand,
219 Main street.
j. Z. HANDlAN 4 co.
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REMovAL.-Brown & Jones have re-
moved their coal office to 2S2 Main
street, Bethel Block. jeI7 jy1