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The Sugar and Cigar Frauds ut New
QrIeanS--!irreSt of Parties Impli-

Gated.
New ORLEANS, July 14.-A sampler
named Peter lIottcn was bailed in $4,000
to-day to answer the charge Of falsely SAM
ping the rcccntly-Seized sugars. There are
thirty similar charges against him. Deputy
Surveyor Charles B. Keith will be arrested
this afternoon. and probably bailed. More
arrests of parties implicated will be made
this afternoon.
Among the seized cigars in the possession
of Collector J. Stockdale is lot of 1900
Systematically stamped on the bottom, so
that the boxes may he opened without de-
facing either the import or revenue stamps.
An establishment was seized yesterday with
100000, Il portion only of them being
stamped.
Second Dispatch.
NEW ORLEANS, July LIP. N.-The pro-
ceedngs against Deputy Surveyor Keith
are in suspense, awaiting the result OF his
disposition to make important disclosures.
AugllSte Conturie was arrested this after
noon by the United States marshal and pa
rolled till tomorrow. a warrant is also out
for the arrest of his chief clerk. Collector
Casey labors under heavy disadvantage in
prosecuting these cases, District Attorney
Morgan having gone to Europe, leaving his
office in charge of Il clerk. Strong counsel
is needed in view of the determined efforts
of interested parties to defeat the Govern
ment. Parties connected with the "ring'
boast privately of their ability to triumph
over any evidence brought against them.
Collector Casey disapproved the bonds
given by the parties arrested, leaving Judge
Durell the responsibility of accepting them
Supervisor Conkling leaves tonight for
Washington. He will pursue these investi-
CATIONS further, and thinks startling disclo-
Suras will be made
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The French Cable.
WOOD AND COAL.

BREsT, July 14.-Nothing has been heard
from the Great Eastern since Monday.
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Secretary SeWnral.
REaYti.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 14.-Secretary Sew
urd sailed for Sitka to-day.
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The Yerser uHabeas Corpus Case

WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE habeas corpus
case of Yerger, of Jackson, Miss, is now
being argued before Chief Justice Chase
Acknowledgement Hoar is in court taking
notes.
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lot sd at pnbhc
w H.
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Domestic Markets. BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK July .-Noon.-Stocks steady.
Money, sharp per cent. Sterling, 1904. Gold 1871.
S-?os, 49,, 1885, North Carolina 6's, So: new, As.
Virginia 6's. old, 81 new, Gl. Tennessee 6's,
ex-coupons, co., new, 55i
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat less firm.
Corn lc. better. Pork dull mess, T32.25. Lard
quiet. Cotton, 3Itn3!lc. Turpeninc, io3Di3c.
Rn.in dull common strained. 81. rs good, $40.
Ereaing.-Cotton closed dropping: sales. 600
bales at 34tr. Wheat irregular: amber southern.
new, Sl.55M$1.65 white, So. Corn quiet; mi xcd
western. 026Ba5c. Pork $50. Is. Lard ilrmcr; kct-
tie, 1oim2ci. Whiskcy. Sl.O5. Sugar firm Mus
covado, l1ml1lc. Other groceries dull. Naval
stores quiet.
Governments active. secs, 60, III. Southern
securities dull. Money closed steady nj per cent,
with an ample supply. Sterling, lo9iEtllo Gold
quiet at l3It. Stocks irregular and active.
BALTIMORE, July la.-Cotton steady mt 3tc.
Wheat advanced SC. Yellow corn, 81 white, Sl.ot
MSl.06. Pork, 1914. Bacon active and unchanged.
Whi>kcy i'm good demand nj Sl.oiGDFlc5.
Virginia 5's. old, so: lSGG's, So: lS6TS, 81 bid
CINCINNATI. July l.-Whiskey firm ut 81.
Mess pork held Mt SS3. Bacon generally held
higher: shoulders, Me; clear sides, lSfc. Lard,
l9c., with no sales.
LOUISVILLE. july I.--ProviSinns firm Shouts
dcrS. Eic. clear sides, Isle. Lard, ls3c.
NEW ORLEANS, July H.-COtton steady ut 32ac.
sales, a2i bales receipts, 81 bales: EXPORTS loi
bales. Gold, 1871. New York sight 1c. premium.
Sugar unchanged. MolaSscS nominal.
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The Irish Church bill, after having I'M
.!sone sundry important amendments,
I'i> q length been passed by the House OF
Lords.
Publishers Of newspapers are held liable.
IL addition TO the special tax, to a tax on
.ileir sales III excess of 81 $50 per quarter,
under section of the act Of March 81, 1868.
Dir /. o. Smith, of st. Mary's, whose
,afih adjoins the cemetery, has kindly Volun-
,Tefcd, upon the receipt of instructions to
,nt effect, 10 forward to their proper dest!-
nnt'on The remains Of any Of the Confede-
I ,. soldiers inferred III the cemetery ut
+ "Iht Lookout, Nd, charging simply the
"lual cost Of removal
mere are seven colored members OF the
"vm lrglnia Legislature.-N. 7. Sun.
iAcre are over twenty.
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TN LAYING IN THEIR WINTER
i SUPPLY OF FUEL, my friends and the public
viii please remember that on Eighth street between
Main and Cary they will find full supply Of
ANTHRACITE, GLOVER HILL. and M1DLO-
THAN COAL, and OAK and PINE WOOD.
j. VI. PITCHER,
Eighth between Main and Cary streets.
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SWEARING CnISAMES.-The trial Of All
Choy and All Sam, now going on in the dis
lrirt court for the murder of All Sou, says
The silver City idaho Territory ItddI WdCe,
Is creatinga greater interest than any trial
that has ever occurred here, on account
"f The novelty of the method of swearing
Witnesses. \ ROSTERS head Is hacked on
with knife, saucer broken, the oath
written on yellow paper, burned, and the
smoke in which is supposed to be the spirit
d" the burned OATH blown up to Heaven i'll
each case. The prosecution and defence
zach sworc five witnesses, killed five chick
rn>, broke i've Sauccrs, burned live pieces
Of paper, DC. After killing the chickens
they are thrown away by the Cinnamon,
ord considered unfit for use; but having
mad their throats cut, nicely bled, &C., The
American heather consider them none the
worse for having been sworn by :; and we
ronicss TO having been guilty of the sacri-
r5e Of assisting TO devour Il portion that
was really lat, tender, and good, to our I'M
>!4CtieQ palate
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Foreign NIarkets-[BY TELEGRAPH.
LONDON, July H. Noon.-Consols, ~. United
states bonds unchanged.
LONDON, July A.-Ereni"g. a3A. Uni
ted States bonds Sll.
LIVERPOOL, July INSTRUMENTATION opens dull
and lirmcr; uplands l2!N61.ad.; Orleans, l5GIl3d;
estimated sales. III, 600 bales.
.iftern"op.-Thc shipments from Bombay to the
9th are LEGO bales. BrcadstuilS quiet. Provi-
SiOns dull.
LIVERPOOL, July H.-EreniDg.- Coiton shade
Iirncr, ut same quotations; sales, 10000 bales.
BrcadStuGs heavy.
HAvRE, July l;.-Coton frmcr both on the spot
and aloat at ll9f
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MoRMoNs Mov1SG.-A colony of one hun
dred persons of both sexes passed through
the city yesterday, on their way to Salt Lake
City. They came from StirrS county. North
Carolina, and got OH the train at Wytheville
depot. The women of the party largely out
numbered the men. 1t seemed a rough, ig-
norant set altogether, though perfectly in
consolidating ReputEcGn.
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THE EXECUTION OF Az AMERICAN IN
CrBA.-Thc following is the last letter of
Albert Wycth, telegraph operator, formerly,
~ Harrisburg. Pa. who was captured
among others from on board The Grapcshot,
~ Cuba
Santiago dc Cuba, June 2l.-Eugcnc
Cashier. New York: Dear Gene, Good
bye, will be shot ut : o'clock this morn
jng. II is now , A. NJ. was sentenced
about l. O'Clock last night. / have just
iocn baptized in the Catholic chapel here,
md viii pass the few hours Of life that YET
remain to luc with the good priests. Tell
Goorgc Divcn and Newell, and I'LL my other
friends, OF my fate. All who came on the
vessel have been shot. There are three
others who were with me on the vessel, who
die with me. There is no hope whatever,
and he assured YOU will never see me again
on earth. Ny love to Newell and George
and all the rest. Please send my trunk and
contents 10 my mothcr-Mr>. +. j. Wyeth,
ChumbcrSburg, Pa. Goodbye! BE pre-
pared TO meet me III heaven, whittier trust
am going.
Your friend till the last,
AL. WYETH.
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COAL. HARD COKE. HAIR

Eighth between Main and Cary streets.
~ 12-3m
lizard COAL, HARD COKE, HARD
Ii WOOD;
SOFT COAL, SOFT COKE, PINE WOOD.
Which is the best and cheapest fuel?
CLOVER HILL LUMP, for CRATES price So.
COKE tsolt generally prclcrrcdD for stoves and
ranges.
When Is the best time to buy for winter?
Now.
Where is the best place to buy?
At BRAXEAL Il COTTRELL'S.
jy1-3m corner Ninth street and Basin Bank.
WITH OUR WOOD AND COKE COOK
w IN SUMMER.-Choice OAK and PINE
WOOD. sawed or split by steam at our factory,
being of superb quality, is the readies, pleasant
est, best and cheapest, cooking fuel for summer.
Next best is our unrvalcd Coke. Now Is the time
To buy bituminous coal for winter. Office, I'LL
Main street. -
jc 2S-1m D. Is. WATKINS.
NIIEAP WOOD! CHEAP FUEL =
~ Look at this and come and Good SEA-
SONED PINE WOOD, per half cord, long. S2.25
per half cord. sawed ready for use, S2.75 per
cord in the yard, $3.50:
T. A. PACE, Agent,
Office and yard. 9lj Basin bank.
ic IL between Ninth and Tenth streets.
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\ RIOT IN New YoRK-TuE BATTLE o.

sN ~,
- 49, l" III ~ M - n 1! oAi Ich of
- oo1 NJ Ne" lolh 1t"'eS oi yes
.y.4'H ilAH liie loil2Wlh2: 49,,
~ Ill 1F ,I,a 49,: '"G MN. anIa
,,,.I ~ t,n ',S,,,, ,,a,,,,c,. ~ M prircc Of
u,,,,,(.o / o,le44 /, az ,;+r II n..arda,,nn
MIN thn n,.0o,.nnonn thn ,,nmHcrS Of tbc
I n5,,n ,,,,ri,.hnd ~, Rro.d,vay in Tho morn
;,..> v.ith I'.rra ni ,l,,;m., and with tbnir
,,,,,c ta.h". h',no o,.l5 t TrG Shnn,dor.
iosn, n," .i, tnn
- ~ n,.,io Ti. a pn, y !! Do
IL nc o ,,,td " 10 ny III, III. ,,Iiod
;,,,n N,,, "''I tor!,,. .,T,n In1',i;np@' tbo
,nnnnm , nC Nya.h;n Of IN in Irn;on Sn,arr
,,,J rnt,,rnnd IN thS nvrm;nc, If ,I,omt :
r.riort Thc; o,,nn,ronrn Inflated errpat
,rnyd Tho otat,a,. nrolor ,.aIlcd fnrth m0ans
hi..ns and fnnI,1 nnrn y;oiont drmonstr,'
TINS 1hr C,rt th,t tine nr"anizntinn was :,
,rti,,io,,s hod,. H,.,s IynII known and Tint the
rrorcSSion was m ryprcssion Of hostility to
the Roman Catholics did not please the lat
Ter.
In Chatham street the crowd pressed
down ,non the line of march until a fight
t,1,,.,,,, 80, - 10 n RI
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pIUMBIYG..-GAS-FTrTIHG

DATHING.-For FIFTEEN CENTSyou
ID can get COoI. BATH at DEURIAGER'S
CITY SPRING PARK. Come out and Try IL
REFREsHMENTs ON baud, and every attention.
paid TO visitors. JesS-M
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ciliatory .labors. Ordered that pre-
cedence be fixed as follows: Cardinal
Bishops, Cardinal Priests, Cardinal Dea-
cons, Patriarchs, Archbishops, Bishops,
Abbots, Generals of Monastic Orders.
The Fathers are authorized TO select ten
of their nuDber to be- charged with the
judicial settlement of contentious arising
among themselves. The bull appoints
officers of council, naming 90 the lsgati
to prsss;de over general congregations
Cardinals DeRessach, DeDinia, Bessarre.
Bio and Capaiti The Fathers who de-
sire to hsraugue assemblies must
obtain their authority from the
Isgati the evening preceding the day on
which they are entered to speak; those
who intend to propose canons must first
submit them to one Of the four Commits
siouers ON Faith, Discipline. Religious
Orders and Oriental Affairs. These
Commissioners must be chosen by the
Fathers, but each will be presided over
by Cardinal named by the Pope. The
bull prohibits the Fathers from absent
ing themselves before the conclusion of
the Council, and authorizes them to reside
outside of their dioceses during the
entire period of the Council. A msjori-
ty of the Bishops are dissatisfied with
many of the provisions of the Papal
hull
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BY Ell EG RAP E
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES
NEW YORK.

NEW YoRK, December l5.-The failure
was announced to-day of Richard Pat
rick 4 Co., of New York and San Fran.
cisco, and W. B. Wellband, stock. broker,
and former clerk in the Sab Treasury.
Their liabilities are not stated. Rumor
says that a prominent dry-goods firm
will also suspend, but the name is with
held.
The governing committee of the Stock
Exchange have concluded not to offer 6
reward for the apprehension of Gray and
Pratt, as the victims of the county loan
frauds have already taken ths necessary
steps in the matter. They have, how
ever. directed their law committee to see
that there is no compounding with the
rogues.
The Sun says the Speniards are en-
listing men here to-serve sgainst Cuba.
and legal evidence Of the fact has been
offered to the law officers of the United
States in this city, and they decline to
receive information or act in any way
upon it. /,
Everything is in readiness on board
the Spanish gunboats, and they are ex.
pected to leave TO morrow.
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, December l5.-An important
Papal bull has been issued under seal of
strict secresy, establishing regulations
for the Ecumenical Council. In the ex-
ordium HIS Holiness exhorts the Bishops
TO hive in the practice of charity, hu-
mility, sobriety and pious contemplation
during the session of the Council He
declares that although the right Of
making propositions for the Council be-
longs only to himself and the Court OF
Rome-nOs ct dd sdHctum scdam-he
desires and expresses the wish that every
Father shall feel it TO be his duty 10 make
propositions, but on these conditions
First, That the proposition be made in
writing and submitted privately to q
council Of Bishops to be named by the
Pope. Second, That the proposition
have for its object the general interests
Of the church, and not of any par.
ticular diocese. Third, That it be ac-
compsnied by q statement Of the
motives which led 10 its presentation.
Fourth, That ii be conformsble to the
spirit and traditions Of the Catholic
Church. and that His Holiness impose Sc.
eresy on every person concerned in con-
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CIV ANA Other News.

Convention
FoR CoNvENTION
VOTE FOR CONvENTION"lli
The police feel resigned already.
More thieves in town.
Foriy-nine prisoners in the county Jail.
Trotting q loaded dray is Enable Of
Tense.
Grand German ball at Cochran Hall
December ~.
The Mission Chapel concert OF Assem-
bly, Hall this evening.
Buy your tickets right of for Joe JEFF
ferson's engagement
The Orphans Fair takes place at 0jd
Fellows Hall Christmas week.
Tennessee now has eighiy-six counties
if we have not lost count.
Col. W. q. Psssmore has returned
from Louisville.
Twenty-Five cases were disposed of
yesterday morning in the Adams street
Police Court.
Joe Clarke. colored cuss from Africa,
was arrested yesterday for personating
an officer to levy black mail He is held
on State warrant.
Rumored 10 select circles that brill
liant wedding is shortly to take place in
one of the extreme Southern cities, and
that somebody from Memphis will have
something 10 do with the affair.
We saw a pear yesterday that weighed
seventeen ounces troy weight, or one
pound and FIVE ounces. Il came from
California. A few Of the same sort can
be had at some of the little fruit stands
at prices ranging from thirty to fifty
cents per pear.
Capt. James o. Durff. atrue Democrat
Of the white mans school, was nominated
for Alderman Of the Third Ward Tues.
day night without opposition. The Oldest
and best citizens Of the ward withdrew
in bis favor, and the property holders
heartily indOrse his course 10 the Board.
Heis justly proud Of the honor.
Yesterday a msn named Pa. Mellow.
ney was arrested on the streets and
taken to police headquarters. 1t Sp-
pears that be bad escaped from The
Missouri pebiteBiiary some time sgo
when be had only six months Of ten
years term 10 serve ont fcs gFaud lar
ceny. BE came to Memphis, Of course
and was recognized and reported By q
comrade Of bis who was sentenced fsr
ten years at the same tine, bat was par
doned by the Governor. Mullowney va'
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, December is "A special to
the Tribune from st. Paul says the
latest Intelligence from Red river is tc
the effect that the rebels have placed
Gov. McDougal under close guard, on
account of his recent proclamation ad
visiug them to lay down their arms and
submit to the Government Capt Camp.
bell, Of McDougaps party, attempted ia
enter Fort Garry, but was met at thf
gates by sentinel who forced him back
upon American soil, upon pain of being
shot, and yes forbidden to enter the lines
The insurgents account says the rebels
continue to issue rstions from the Hud
son Bay Compsny's goods With resu
lariiy that is making inroads upon the
provisions of the Company.
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LIST ward-At north end Navy Yard.

LIST Ward-At North end Navy Yard.
James A Newsom, Deputy Commission er;
3 Randle. Dwyer, J Clancy, Judges G @
Baugh. + T Atwood. CLERKS.
I'd Ward = At corner Washington and
Fourth Streets.
George Gillbone, Deputy Commission err; r
W Lightburne. 7 ] Campbell. W Chase.
Judges; Thos joyce. A X Edgington.. Clerks.
Sd Ward-At Kiernan's Office.
w Barrett. Deputy Commissioner James
Reork, W j Mckeon, j Signaigo. Judges ;
Henry Schrader, W A Nelson, Clerk s.
4th Ward-At corner Madison slnd Third
Streets.
IT.Cartyright; Deputy Commits Toner; A 7
Dan Kirwsn. A Holding, Clerks.
9th ward-At Circuit Court. House,
Tw O'Donnell. Deputy Comm .ssioner: J c
Hoist, Owen Smith. James Fog arty, JUDGES |:
w w Gilbert, John Baird, Gle rks.
9th Ward-At corner Tslbf rt and Null
berry Streets.
II B Chiles, Deputy Commit Jsioner: p A CT
cali. Thos Norment. Hal stead. Judges W
ii Clark. Sam Moere, jr, Clerks.
7th ward-At corner Linden and C.usey
Btreeta.
Robert Good, Deputy Commission sr; W Z
Foster, Jones, Clerks.
9th Ward-At Church, Quinbr, Avenue.
b L Monsarrat, DEPUTY CommT ,,ioner: II B
Holt ID Pante. MeGeoy, Juds' IS j d Stew
art, Eugene Levy. Clerks.
9th Ward At corner z arr and Fifth
SLreefs.
w B Gibson. Deputy Co nnnissiener. G NJ
Wardrig. Judge: J DaRf ury. Judge: John
Herring. judge. J g Ham. werker, Clerk; 2 c
Schaper. Clerk.
10th Ward-At Afrra Baileys Church.
w T McLefresh; Der .uiy Commissioner. 7 T
Williamson, Judge. j nj Boon. Clerk An
gustc Bizien, Clerk.
Election for CeDstablts and Justices will be
held az the saTe time and places. Deputy
qualified. JOHN p. f,OTTGTJNER
com.r Of Reeistration for Shelby county.
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WASHINGTON.

WAsHINGTos, December Is = The
President to-day made the following nom.
nations to the Senate: E. R. Hoar, Of
Massachusetts,, Associate Justice of the
Supreme Court; James W. Puryiance
Attorney for the Western District Of
Tennessee.
The com mittee of internal revenue Of
ficers. to whom was referred the subject
os change in the recent order of Com
missioner Delano concerning the use OF
casks, have, on consultation, decided
that 10 reasons exist why any alteration
or modification of the order should be
made
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Arrival and Departure Of Trains.


MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE hAihnon
New Orleans mail tdsIly S:SS pm i 2s M nm,
E1 xRTSSis texc.pt Sunday 2:s5 pm: $50 An:
Mail train makes direct connection Tor NJ"
Orleans and all points Son ;r., .onrsct;on for
Coffceviile, Water Valley, oxford, aoiiy
Snrinss. and all points North Of Grenada on
Mississippi Central railroad. Al.
Ticket Office, 2SlH Main street, ss sTS and
check baggage in any part Of the CITY oy i'a'-
ing orders a 4 g g iI N1sfMoIE Gen. supt.
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILsoAD.
rb,onuh mail. daiIy...........120l PIX. $3.50 Pm
Through express, daily(does
not arriveSunday or leave, ~ On :, ,,,an,v
Junction Accommodation. 6:2O AN.
save Sunday ........--.... $50 Pm. $40 A.x'
Somerville Accommodation
save Sundny....:. .......'.... s:9o IN. 1~ ~
Railroad time hfteen minutes issssr 'nsn
'' 9e f No. 27s Maia street and at Depot.
BARNEY HuaHEs. Passenger Agent.
MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE RAILROAD.
nav Pm. 4:00'A.Ns
Nigh. Ezprsss 2 sls Az S S.eS
f Tot lot Office. No. 2s7X Main street. De-
pot. head of Main street, 5. b. JONES, sup't
SELL HOWELL. Passenger Agent.
MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK BArLRo5n.
oo,ro Wvsr-I Leave Hopefeld at 800 ana. |;
arrive at LAnguille at l2Q0m.
aorrNe EAsr--Leave !.'ARguille OF ll5V p'm.'
arrive at Iopes9ld at ;Sv pii saves foot of
Union street at g. 81 D. a. %%iif Iii ANS
General Agent and superinteR
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MEDICAL.
Buy Dr. Spalding'S Electric OIL

THE Great NJ edicine Wonder Kills all pain
i In two minutes. SIS reward fer single
failure in bolts and cholic in horses.
s8T Sure cure for hog cholera. Death to
Rheumatism and all chronic diseases. No SEN
sation. Applied to weak or sore eyes, sure
cure. Heals all ordinary sores in twelve hours.
or Buy DR.. Spalding's Cancer Salve. Cures
all cancers, ulcers, sores.
For sale BY all druggists.
MANSFIELD q HIGBEE,
&C. WARD BRO,
sa-lO-12s Agents. Memphis.
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Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, December 1.-Two in.
effectual ballots for Ubited States Sen
ator we're had in the Kentucky Legis.
lature to-day. The last one stood: Ste.
venson, ffty-fve; McCreery, fifty -four
Golladsy. sixteen; Finley, ten; Beck,
one IT the race is narrowed down be-
tween Stevenson and McCresry, the
latter will doubtless be elected.
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Constitutional Convention


T,HE following named Judges and Clerks arr
L hereby appointed to open ard hold an eiecI
ton for delerates to the Convention ior tnl
amendment oil the Constitution OF inc o'a'' II
A'nn'''e0'
Election TO be held on the Third Sat
urday fSth) I'm December.
list District-At stephen Enshsns. :,
X M Bend: Deputy Commissioner; q
Tnorn. smith. Hughes, ''udges' WI
KICKS, Fried, Cierks.
"a D'strict-At Nelson's D.
VIZ York, Deputy Commission r; Al Tqn n
ter. ! Eelson. Noblin. J''dges' "
Ward' W Neison' CietKs.
80 Dlstrict-At Bottoms STORE. :,
NV 4 Bel, Deputy COMMUNIST oneT; . Z
Wynne' sparks, " batema d. Juuse0
Benz duncan u. hemnort, uiells.
am District-At old union citurcn'
Thos L GILES. Deputy CommlssiontM; James Yss
Connei, nareid, a Mcooutns > uoges; W
LeitWicn, Carroii' oierKs.
9th Distriot-At kaleigh-
IVY Moncrief, Deputy Commissioner; II
Wiiliford, Tnos II Ward, = Nickefs. Judges !;
W Pryor. n Fuller Clerks.
7th District-At Bartlett.
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DR.. RIchau's Golden Remedies.

Use these only, and save time, health aud
money.
$1,000 REWARD for any case of disease,
in any stage, which they fail to cure.
DR. BICHAU'S Golden Balsam. No. ]. cures
IL ulcers. liberated sore. throat and mouth,
sore eyes. cutaneous eruptipns, copper colored
blo,ches. soreness of the scalp. scrotula etc IL
Is the greatest renovator. Alternative and blood
purifier known, removes all mercury from the
system. and leaves the blood pure and healthy.
nR. RICHAU'S Golden Balsam, No. 2. cures
~ mercuriai affections, rheumatism IN all its
forms, and gives imr ediate relief in all cases.
Price Of either NO. or No. 2, So per bottle,
or two bot es for W.
DR. RICHAU'S Golden Antidote, a rapid
IL and radical cure for all urinary derangc-
ments. Price. So per bottle.
nR. RICBAE,S Golden Elixir DAmonr, a
~ radical cure for nervous OF general debility.
in Did or young: imparting energy with won
derful effect. Price. IS rer bottle, or two for SO.
On receipt Of price these remedies will be
to all correspondents None genuine without
the nsms Of "Dr. Richau's Golden Remedies,
D. B. Richards, Sole Proprietor. blown IN glass
Of bottles. Address Dr.. d B. RICHARDS,
No. 22S Varick st.. New York. lis u-B