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CORKY & PITTsBUus
RAILROAD TINE TABLE,


Takes e5s7t Mondav. November 22d, 1sGS
NORTHwARD.
Accommodation leav@s Cory 3,39r N; C1ymor
I. g 4; Psn-m, Ais: Sherman 4,25: summit SEQ
=. ~ Mnyvilc $50 arriving at Brocton 100 p. m
Express train leaves Cory aCo 4. NJ: Clymcc a ~
Panaua lo.lo Sherman l0.8j; summit l0, 30 May
vile 11.1o, end strives Al Brocton II, ".
Nail lcnvas Cory l,I5 p VI, stopping At all sta.
tions, arriving at B-octon 40 :.
SOUTHWARK.
Mall train lnaves Brocun at 900 4 N..stoppiny at
all stations. arrives at Cory at Ii, z5 T.
Express leaves Rrocton ut 2,s5 p. ~. Mayville
$50 summit s,s5; Sherman 400; Panama 4, as |;
Clymer d.as, and arriving at Cory at a,oS P. n.
Accommodation Leaves Brocton 100 ?. ~, May.
VILE $40. Snmmt $40 Sherman s.5S. Panama $50: :
Clymer a,45, arriving at Cory AT lo,lo P. y:
CONNECTIONS,
raasercos leave Buffalo OH the Toledo Express
or Iiav EJp.ess, ctnnc ing at Brocton with tiains
for Ma,v lie. Shermsn Panama, Clyiner and CORY,
connecting at CORY with trains the OIL Creek r.
r. for TituEyle. Miller, Pioneer and Pet Centre.
Ci City aud Piitsbu: gl.
Also. connecting ot CORY with trans tho Pfii-
nfelphis s Erie koad. fo: Philadalphis and Harris
hurc; and on the Atlantic and Greit Western Rail
way for Union, M,advila. Greonville. Pa. and
Trains lestine Oil City et 615 q. m, Cory at
Q, 20 4. n, ronneci'Lxat B7ocon withtrN on B ~
L. Il. r.. arriving In Nit.ao at 2,1o p m
Trains ei,rng Oil City at 9,83 m will eopaset
with Mail Train leaving Cory At 1.t5 p. IN, con
meeting with Express East on D. & j. X. r.. arriv.
ing in Buffalo At $50 p. Leaving Bufllo at Loo
p. IN srri, ing nj Cory At to,I0p m.
Also. connect NJ Ncyyills with Steamboats, On
ClautauluG lake iiur1ns season of nsyigationI, fr
A. r TREw, sup.,,
JsnI. Mayv.ilo. " J.
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!mpotcncy. Nocturnal Emissions. or Self Abuse. III
urmnl Emissions Female Complaints, in short, ere
ry possihIc form and variety OF Sexual Disease.
Dr.. Reynolds Patent French skio ia warranted 8
saf. and preventive against disease. Price 81,
81 three for -
nr. Rcyuold. great work, THE PRIVATE
MEDICAL GUIDE" beautifully illustrated, with
nearly 200 pages. Price 20 cents.
DR.. II. can b. srrccssfulv consulted on all dis
case. wi which lie hu3.as family is afflicted, with
cures warranted in all ouIabe cases.
No letters will be answered unless they contain
rcmitianc Of one dollar. cdnsa 'tltion foe. Consul
''itn al the Office free q, chr
Consulting office md Oper zsRooms, corner o'
MIL and Market streets. no n,irs Per+ons caliing
will see no one hn the doctor. The above concen-
tra,ion OF nledicll talent ensures the sick scen
tific and improved course OF treatment nnt rapid
and permanent cure. ,... 49,,
All letters addressed TO DR.. T. j. REYNOLDS.
Roc ester, \. Y. will meet with prompt aite,t'or
All cures warranted. Oiiico hours from y. VI. to
T P.M nchl1 ~.
fsicase state Vyhero you eaw MY
iGGycrtiseEIenr.
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AND rRls RAILROAD.

y On and after Monica, Nov .3rd, 1898
Passenger Trains will run on uis road as follows:
LEAvr tEir--Goiid EAST.
Nan \. NJ N.Gur EXPRESS. stopping ri
EsSS Ripley, Wesiield )un>irk and Silver
creek, STRIVING AT IhrllO NJ 4 io A. NJ.
nSs,kk y. N, NEW YOrlA EXPRESS, stop
2Vso'' ring at Ncsltlcld, lro,ton. DHnkirk ST.
Nercresk. and Augoa arriving in Buffalo
ats 2l0p p. II.
-.,es p. NJ. CrSINNArI EXPRESS, s,or
S"9S ping Al Northeast, Wesriicld, BroctOn
DiIkjrk and ~ilvetre.e, and arrives at
Iiuta!o at 1o4S p.
CsNA A. NJ, MAIL AND CCOMMODA.
<'ss'V HioN. stopping AT al stations. arriving ~
luflalo at iniO \ y,
p,1,, p NJ. DAY EXRESS, stopping at
6sGv Northeast Ripley, We1ne.d, DGnsirk,
SilyrrcrcHk and Arols, arriving at But
fho at ;.Oo /. NJ.
LEAVE HUrP AL0-GGSi wEsf.
rtnsnr p. ". DAY EXPRESS stopping at An.
l>~.eve coa s,;ivcrcrceS. punEirk. Erncion,
We-iticll and Northeast, arriving ut Erie
t3,t5 =. n.
,d,NNP NJ, NAIL AID AeCOMMopA
S'oV 1'ION. stopping ~ II stations, arriving
ut Eric NJ S,,'o =. n.
E,ssnN A NJ. TOLEDO F,pRESS. stopping nj
S'''" all stations, md arriing al Erlc - lo,.o
(e,i1SA y NJ, STEAMBOAT ENlRES" stop
O'OV ping at Angola, S'verc,cek, nunlirs.
Rrociui,. wrS,f"ld aih Northeast, arry.
Ing at Erie all - M.
lrln A. NJ. NIGHT EXIRESS. s;"r'ins nj
s'~V silvercrees, Dunkirkand Westnco, mr.
rivng at Err. +,4pA NJ
Railroad time is 10 minutes f>ier thin E'Ar time
Il n BROWN, Gen! .ipt
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ESTABLISHED, a. d., 1850.

GREAT COMBINED
TALEN i--Dr. f.. !. ltEy
NOl.u~. proprietor. w.
G. LISi'E%hRD. II. D..
Con nilllng Pm sirian au,l
Surgeon. Rochester, N. Y
This is tho only office in
the ci Y where n permanent
cure Of private diseases can
he had without-thc use oi
mercury or change Of diet.
We guarantee 10 cure Con
nrrLmu. GlGef, SYnhiliS
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q. Ctiy&vi,hOle Branch II Nc

TINE TABLE
On and srer Mnndsv. July 9Th, nn,il fnrshcr
notice, will arrive and depart from Pthole ss
follows.
DEPART.
500 n ~, Connecting At ol.ppells with xatna
or this Oil Creek " Allegheny River Railway fw
lrvinslon, Tidiou,o, Oil CiJ. Cory, snG points
East and West
=. 30 p III, Connsstinc At PthIs with snees
aois. P,easantv,lle. ShamburS aud Mill,< Farm,
and At o.oopoliS with trains On 1Ss iii Creek
IS Allegheny e'v@ Hallway, for t,il City. Irvine
tor, CORY, and points Esai and West
ARRIVE
lN.4O m, connecting rt O,ehaolS H-ffhI Trains
on tho t'il trsok Allegheny River hni rAy ron,
point. Fast aud est aud a. Fiiholc "t;,, s''lgos
for lleasantvle, shan,hUrx eni Miler Fam
4.lO ts,, conu0o' ing 9t O.t"pois wfth Trains
os' the OIL Creek & AilrgLshy E.,er Railway FROM
on city Cory, lr'1fe,ou. Tidiouta and points
East ynd West
W, W. EtDNs6S. superintendent.
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+ 611uSESfk, s. Us: 0ctoBaf 6aNtsSles Of
cotton to-day 82ibafesL Llmid ddlings .S46.
sltSbs asd M ssaasg aSS1 sp. lTS'a Money easy, a.
|sS SssIHISs ss!sssBes'
62%s; new SO; Virginia's, ex-coupon. 81;
new 80; Louisiana's, old, II; new 66; lie.
yes's 65; 8's "a; Alabama 8's 91; 5's ca;
\ Georgia 6's "a; 7's 81; North Oaroliuais,
old, 1871; new 1896 South Cafolina's,
hnewI g.. Wiieat 2 shade frmer. Corn
unchanged. Pork dull, at 31.25. Cot
ton quiet-middling %. Freights firm.
z p. M.ECotton shade easier with
sales of 5000 bales, at 2734. Flour a
shade frmer. Wheat shade firmer, and
more doing for export Corn closed
quiet and unchanged. Pork dull, at 81. 90
93l.5O. lard unchanged. Whiskey
dull, at l:1891.20. Sugar steady. Coffee
dull and hesvy. Molasses quiet. Money
closed easy, al s@7. Freights unchang.
ed. Goldsclosed at 81.
&BALTHloRE. October 6.-Cotton quiet,
ut 271a. Flour quiet but weak. Wheat
steady. Corn dull-Southern white !. O5
@1. 10. Oats 57@5S. Pork $500. Ba-
con firm-shoulders 171l. Whiskey flat,
at 1.21@1.22.
C1NcINNAr1, October -Whiskey un-
settled and held at 117@1.1S. Pork in
fair demand. Mt 31.00. Lard lower, at
II. Bacon unchanged
NEW ORLEANS, October 6.-Cotton ac-
tive, at 25@2514; sales 1000 bales. Ba-
shoulders 1871. Pork held at 81. 90.
Sugar-prime 14E(@147S. Cofee--fair
Az; prime 161@1624. Others un-
changed. Gold 81.
MOBILE, October 6.-Cotton. steady,
with sales of ], 200 -middlings 241s;
receipts LAS, ;0H.
AUGUSTA, October 6.-Cotton market
opened with q fair demand and closed
firm at Csc. for middlings; sales 47O
bales.
sAvAsSAu, October e.-sales Of cotton
to-day 600 bales-middlings 2511; re-
ceipts 1,79O.
CHARLESTON, October 6.-Cotton firm
er, with sales of 700 bales-middling
2514925as; receipts 99s.
LONDON, October 6-Noon. AConsols
932s9931s. Bonds S43s.
LIVERPOOL, October 6--Evening.-
Cotton steady aud more firm-uplands
1898; Orleans 1885; sales -, 900 bales.
PARIS, October 6--Noon.-.Bourse
steady. Rentes II and &c.
HAvRE, October 6.-Cotton opened
firm, both on spot and aaoat-spot 143:
ahoat 139.
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J5AyzNx, October 6.-Tha first Cuban
bleis unssfviceabie The second Ca
which lapdsd ifys miles East Of Haf
). 70, iSoA Ahiehcead Ho{haAg to-daySi i |
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Promises made in the time of atfliction
require a better memory than people
commonly possess.
Making waist places glad-putting
your arm around pretty girl.
What is society, after all, but q mix
ture Of mister-ies and miss-eries.
Confine your expenses, or they will
confine you.
He that falls in love with himself will
have no rivals.
How could cold Dog Tray" be faith
full and be-trdy?
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-MUsagg-uf-e -egpaztusryhip:

NyyTl. TEE sphegribeiy Aavs.t this day SSS55Ss
49, formed o Copartnefship, for the HE3@1
snd de dtrs9s:ssiSn Ssr rs asnszsa 3 .9 GFossry M
conducted under the name and style Of WELLS
d CALDWELL; and hope. by atriot attention
to business, to merit O liberal share Of patron
age from ourfrtends and the public generally.
We have ample warehouse room for the stor-
Our location is on Gervais street, near the
south Carolina and GreenviIle and Columbia
Haliroad Oepofs, and next door West OF the
Nntiopel hotel. JACOB II. WELLS,
- JOHN D. CALDWELL.
CoLUMpIA,sS O., October 2, 1869. O.3 1850
G5i q Gard.
NNHE subscriber has opened an Office ut the
4 Store OF Messrs. Wells & Caldwell, and
will be pleased to see his friends and, former
customers. Storage will be provided for any
Cotton that may be consigned to his care
Oct 3 1859 JAMES K. FRIDAY.
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Mule Picked Up,

M a BLACK MARE MULE, with a
VA white mark on the LETT fore shoulder,
o>AaQeand saddle mark, barefooted, and in
thin condition, was picked up short distance
below, this city yesterday. The owner can
have her By proving property and paying ex-
penses. L. j. RADCLIFFE,
Oct Chief NJ polico
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NNHE UNDERSIGNED has opened beauti-
i ful assortment Of articles III his line, to
which he invites the attention OF purchasers
makers in the country, while his JEWELRY ia
une1ceptionable; and his FANCY ARTICLES
are SO varied in character that he is confident
he will be able to please the most fastidious
cial attention to the collection Of SILVER and
PLATED WARE, which is warranted to be as
represented. All kinds of REPAIRING faith
fully attended to. Give mo call
l. SULZBACHER,
Oct Next door to Savings Bank.
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Found,

PY colored person, a gold DREASTPIN,
I'D containing hair. The owner can obtain
possession by proving property, paying for
this advertisement, and leaving II gratuity for
the finder. Oct II
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! DoInestic NEWS.

'1-F = 20 D0meSttc News. i'.
New YoRk, October GA Chinaman
named Gong killed Charles Archoc, his
own wife and himself lastI hight. Jeal-
ousy. A negro butcher, also killed o
white man.
lRioHMoND, October 6. In the House,
to1day,,two resolutions, that the iron
cla9 9Joatht be now administered to the
members and temporary officers of the
ReNse, were referred to the proper COM
mlFtftee, when 1T shall be appointed. a
protest, adopted by the Republican eau
Gus last night, was presented; tits framed
with view to answering Attorney Gene
raj Hoar's argument, and protests against
any Acts of the Legislature at this ses-
sion, the members not having taken the
lron-clad oath and the body being there
fore illegal. 1t was referred The fol-
lowing nominations were made for Speak
er: Zephaniah Turner, of Rappahan-
mock; 5. q. Maddox, of Chesterfield, and
John B. Crenshaw, ofRichmond. Turner,
who was nominated by conservative,
obtained 81 votes; Maddox, nominated
bya Wells Republican, obtained Al votes;
and Crenshaw 5. Turner was declared
elected. In the discussion, the point
was pressed, that Turner now has nm ap-
plcation before Congress for the removal
Of his political disabilities; and it was
explained that though not able to take
the test oath, he was not disqualified by
the fourteenth amendment. j. B. Big
ger. the old incumbent, was elected
Clerk. s-'-sf /
In the Senate, the same protest of the
Republican caucus was presented, and q
resolution was adopted laying it on the
table, on the ground that it was mani
testify an effort to obstruct reconstruction {;
was in plain opposition to the intention
of Congress, expressed in the Recon
struction Acts, and in direct violation of
the Interpretation of said Acts by the
Administration. A resolution was adopt
ed, Informing the commanding general
OF the organization of the Senate Ad-
journed.
CHARLESTON, October 6.-Arrived-
Brig Adelaide, Boston. Off the port
Bark Inventa, Stockholm. Sailed-Bric
Courier, Bristol Channel; steamer Sara
gossa, New York.
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washington News.

~
Asn1Ne egos.,, October 6.-Tho su-
pss@e Cont pet .to- day; al! present but
Field The Court iss shearing the gas
light oase from Memphis.
Nothing Whatever has been received
here regarding the Tennessee, Legisla.
sture. The New York Times says they
have advices that johnson men have
been elected presiding sstk officers Of both
], IafefnaI revenue fecsipts over $780,.
600. go r. ~
Proceedings at Wilmington against the
Horpet were ordered by, the Cabinet yes
terday. The report printed that Fish
had been notified that the English and
French Governments had ordered their
fleets to pursue the Hornet and hang the
crew is untrue.
j. II. Van Alstone. in behalf of the
New Orleans tobacco merchants, called
on Commissioner Delano to-day, and
asked that purchasers of tobacco in Vir-
ginia and North Carolina may be allowed
shipment in bond. The course of Della
no promises relief to New Orleans and
Mobile merchants as well as to Southern
manufactures.
In the matter of Benjamin Brown, Eli
Wood, John iHalligan. Granville Rose,
William Andrews and Phillip Stonemez,
Hon. ". W, Boyce, formeriyiof South
Carolina, asked leave to file a motion for
writs OF habeds corpus in these cases, and
the motion was directed to be argued on
Friday next. The prisoners are charged
With murder tin Texas, in June last, and
ltt is alleged that they are now being
tried by military comhaission.
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-O-e>-
A '']ady" in New Bedford, Macs, re-
Gently bought pair of white gloves, to
be returned in case they did not suit.
They were returned as not suiting, when
it was discovered that they had been
used to decorate the hands of corpse,
and removed before the lid of the coffin
was screwed down.
Physician-"Why don't you set
bound to your drinking, and not exceed
Pstient-"so I do, old fellow, so I
do; but, then, you see it's always so far
OF, that always get drunk before
reach it,
A Pennsylvania farmer writes to his
country paper that he cured his daugh-
ter of the Grecian bend by pouring
water on her and holding her out in the
sun until she warped back again.
Blackwood says the salutation, GLOW
do you do?' really means "How do you
thrive?"-the second "do" being really
the obsolete Saxon word "dow," mean
ing to thrive.
Old men who get angry at the vivacity
and sportiveness of youth, might as we'll
find fault with the spring because it pro-
duces nothing but blossoms, or expect
the fruits OF autumn at that early season.
Charles, eating ancient cheese, did say,
''Like Sampson, my thousand slay:''
II VOW" quoth David, $50 you do,
And with the seyfsame ,Oeapon, too"
The cheerful are the busy. When
trouble knocks at your door, or rings
your bell, he will generally retire if YOU
send him word you are engaged.
In Russia, there are $50 conventual
institutions, with more than 100000
monks and nuns.
The Chicago Tribune is OF opinion
that "woman is undoubtedly the coming
man of the present day"
Don't speak i'll OF, old maids. They
are the true angels, who have refused to
make men miserable by marrying them.
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-7Eotiee,to VFholesale.Liauor.Haalers,.

11otice,to Vhslessle.L LiauorDealefs.-
UNITEpsTATEsdNTERtskEREVENBE, >,
ASSISTANT A ASSES soa's Crf1oE, 1sT DIvisIoS.
TlHE Internal Keyenue Laws require that
1. every cask q package Of spirituous
liquor OF Ave gallons and upwards filled for
Shipment, sale or delivery on the premises of
a Wholesale liquor dealer, must be gauged
and inspected, and have affixed thereto the
Wholesale liquor dealers stamp.
j. +. ENSOR, us. GauEer,
Oct2 Office at Leaphart d Sloans.
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STRANGE AFFAIR.
4 Woman Dressed in Mems Clothing
Drops Dead on the Sidewalk.
Curious Deyelo pmenfs.

Last night about half-past 10
o'clock a couple Of negroes passed by
the corner of Jackson and Main SITS.
Before reaching Overton one of the
party fell to the sidewalk, and the
other passed hurriedly on. Those
standing by seeing that the fallen per-
son did not move after dropping on
the sidewalk, came up, and on exam
lining the body found that life was ex-
tinct.
DR.. Welch, living in the neighbOr-
hood, was the most available person
and was Immediately sent for. The
coroner was also sent for, but Squire
Foley happening to be near by actedin
his place.
On examination of the body 1t was
found to be that of a female, and ap-
parently sixty or sixty-fYe years old.
Nothing appeared to be the matter
with her and the jury returned a YER
dict of " providential dispensation."
This is one of the most singular Ca
ses that we have ever been called upon
to chronicle, and we leave the solution
of the mystery to readers.
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CITY NEWS 5.
Arrival and Departure Of the Mails no"
the Memphis POstOfhce.

noogs washington, New
work baltimore, and ali cities EaSt 81
nUtar,6-s CO. and Montgomery Ala-s AZ
liens on the Memphis ana ShhtiSston'
Xisaissipni Central, Mobile ana ONO, Nasno
rtils and Chattanooga ana hasL rem 30
Railrosds, arrive at 2;@ Pm. CLOSE 1T i'm
am ro,.ts Nashville. Lou,ss
lie Cincinnati, Cleveland, Ptttsb1rg, Fhlla.
5sinhis Buffalo, Albany, New loIk, snu a..
q rs North and West arrlVe 81 E"N P'"'
~ Orleans. Baton Rouge, Jackson Niekss
- Marches and all cities South, arrive etS
m: closes at 10: is Stm.
n stations on the Mississippi Tennes-
e Nv orleans and jackson and southern
siiroads, arrive at 8 PM closes atli42 P.tA,
Memphls and Little Rock Railroad, LAtlis
Rork Madison, Sundays excepted arrive al
p.m. close 81 bpm, Alb
Kfarion. Wittsburg and Claiborne ARK
T-yreeklyl Monday, "Wednesday anarItoaSI
,-,NEe at 10 an; close At II an
oiTS Branch and ByhaAa, Mss ise
xeekirf Monday and Friday, arrive spin
S1bs ana Ete Creek, Tenn, weekly Friday
.r-gve 81 70 ami close st IL AN.
TIftle Rock and Helena, al laholnss on
NTh3ta river. fsemi-Weeklg) 1uesslhy anu 5at-
nr5sv. arrive at 3 am close at ppm;
pTne Blum and Helena, ana an Aahulns Nh
ArkEnsss river Cri-Eeekiy) Tuesday, Ihu.s,
dsV ard Saturday, arrive al AM ei'9e u
P-IId ,.ndings on the Mississippi river south.
ts~enf-WeekiTl Tuesday and Saturday, arrive
al 8 close al PM
M fandinRs on tie Mississippi river north,
sasmtWeekly1 Monday and Thursday arrive
~ close atS:SO pm.
JOSIAH DELoACH, P. NJ.
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THE FALL RACES.
Arrangements for the mesting---The
Programme.


The programme of the fall race
meeting of the Chickasaw Jockey
Club has been issued. The meeting
opens on Monday, the Sth day of No
vember, and continues six days.
There will be two races each day, ex-
cept Friday, when there will be three.
The programme is extensive and va
ried. There are dashes of a mile, two
miles, three miles and four miles;
heats, two in three, and three in
five,) two mile heats, and three mile
heats, besides a hurdle race two miles
over eight hurdles. The stakes, of
which there are seven, have all filled
largely, and the list of nominations in
those for three year olds embraces all
the ''cracks" of the day. COttrill,
Helmbold, Herzog, POmpey Payne,
Mamie Douglass, Riot, Sue DOugher-
ty and Versailles are names familiar
as household words" All these and
many others ofleSser notes are engaged
in the three year old stakes. In the
Bradley stake for two year olds, dash
of a mile, there are fourteen nominal
lions, and i'll the Sequel fifteen.
The Inauguration post stake, two
mile heats, with which, the ball opens,
will bring together a field Of the best
horses in the country. II has eight
subscribers: BufOrd, Cadwallader,
Jackson and Richards, from Ken
lucky; Chappell, from Detroit; Grouse
and Smith, from Ohio, and Bacon, of
South Carolina. In the Chickasaw
cup stake, dash of four miles, there
are nine nominations. Out of this
number there will probably be not
less than FIVE starters. Five horses in
a four mile race is a spectacle seldom
witnessed in any country. So large a
field has certainly never come togeth-
er on any Memphis course.
The Club has exhibited c0mmenda-
bic liberality i'm the programme of
their inaugural meeting. They hang
up seven thousand dollars in purses,
and additions TO stakes to be run for
during the week. They charge no en-
trance fee for horses, and give the full
amount of a purse for a walk over.
But with over fifty horses actually en-
gagged already, and others which are
certain to be here, it is not very likely
anybody will be allowed to carry Offa
purse, without a contest for it. There
will be horses enough to afford excel
lent sport every day during the week,
and with fair weather we anticipate a
meeting such as we .have not wit
messed here since the good old ante
bellum days of the Memphis Jockey
Club.
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A NEW lot OF JeweIry just received.
HERZOG 4 BRO,

GALBREATH, STEWART & Cove
desire to call the attention ofour read
ers to the card of G~albreath, Stewart
& Co., to be found elsewhere. This
well known house is n among
the largest, most substantial and reli-
able of any in our city. Mr.. w. B.
Galbreath, one of the best cotton
judges in Memphis, gives this branch
of the business his undivided atten-
ton, and is n of our heaviest opera
tors. Gen. JnO. c. Fizer is too widely
known to require more than mention.
serving in the army, where be lost a
limhand gained aname for unequalled
gallantFy and bravery, he turned his
attention TO groceries since the war
closed, and is now regarded one Ofthe
best in that line OF business. Mr..
Stewart attends to purchases, and
is now East laying in the largest stock
of goods ever brought to this city.
Each member of the firm pays strict
attention to his own department. The
connecting firm of Galbreath, Stewart
d Fizer in New Orleans renders essen
tial service in shipping Southern sup
plies or attending to cOnsignments of
cotton or produce sent from this part
of the country. Read their card and
give them a call.