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The Magdeburg Gazette, taking the
same view as the Cologne Gazette, that
battles are not now more sanguinary
than formerly, gives some additional
figures in support of that conclusion.
1t states that at Lutzen 5000 Prussians
out of 46, 900 were killed or wounded !;
at Bsutzen 600 men out of $4,000;
at Dennewitz 5000 out of Bulow's
90, 600; at Mockern $3.50 out of York's
1000; at Leipsie, 17e1, 1915 out of
300, 900 allies. So again at Prague,
1857, Frederick the Great lost $500
men out Of 64, 900; at Kollin and Ku-
nersdorf his losses were still larger.
At Leuthen 5000 out of 1900; at
ZorndOrf Ii 900 out of $1,000; at Tor
gau ii 1000 out of "A, 900. Butcher lost
at Ligny 1880 out OF $1,000, and
Wellington, at Waterloo, 1900 out
of 81 900; the Prussians losing 600 out
of 10000. Blucher and Wellington
lost, in the four days fighting, 80, 200
out of 20O, GOO. Before Metz, on the
other haud, the two armies lost, at
most, one man in nine or ten, while
half the number placed hors du COM
Bat were only slightly wounded.
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FLOODS IN VIRGINIA.
Interruption Of TrsVel-Land SIIdes-Nar-
row Escape ofa Party Of Rail-
way Employees.

GREENWOOD DEPOT, VA, September
"a tremendous rain storm commenced
early this morning and still continues
with unabated violence, All modes OF
travel in this section, and as far as heard
from in the State, are interrupted. The
eastern bound train on the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad, from the White Sui
phur Springs, this morning, was unable
to proceed any further than Alton. on ac-
count of a wash on the road and five land
slid between Alton ard Gordonsville,
The train commenced to return to Staun-
ton, but after passing the Blue Ridge tun-
mel it became unsafe to proceed further,
the water on the track being nearly up to
the fire in the engine. A special train,
containing Vice President Wicksm, Su-
perintendent Whitcomb, Director Fisk
and party, barely escaped over the
WaynesborO bridge, when il was swept
away by food. The eastern bound train,
containing large number of passengers,
returning from Virginia Springs, is wealth
or bound in the mountains, at the east end
of the Blue Ridge tunnel. No lives lost
as far as heard from.
m.-The railroad passengers will be
unable to get away from the tunnel before
tomorrow evening.
RICHMOND, September ga heavy
flood west of the Blue Ridge and consid-
cradle damage done near Staunton to-day.
The municipal troubles have COM
menced again. The Chief of police was
arrested to-day on complaint of William
B. Davidson who claims TO be City Col
l9c.or under enabling act and the late ju-
dicial decisions. The Chief in turn
had Davidson arrested for perjury,
for swearing he feared moleststiOn. sDs-
wilson was lately elected from the NUM-
oipsl ofics by order of City Conncil and
by tbs Chief of police.
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INDUSTRIAL.
The Cincinnati Expssition-Large Attend
ance and increasing Interest.

CINCINNATI, September 29.-The early
trains to-day brought many persons from
the interior to attend the Industrial Ex-
position. The number in attendance dur
ing the day was double what it has been
any preceding day. Fully 10000 visitors
have thronged the halls to-day and to-
night. The Green Line visitors. escorted
by citizens, were present this evening.
The Gala steam plow, from Boston, was
this afternoon propelled through the
streets by steam to the hall. 1t was han
died on our steepest grades with facility,
and attracted the attention of large num-
bers.
Powell Hall is now in fall operation.
The display Of machinery is doubtless the
best ever seen west of the mountains.
An appeal was mads to-day by the Con-
ventiOn of Ticket Agents, now assembled
in Chicago, for larger railroad facilities to
persons desiring to visit the Exposition.
CINCINNATI, September 29.-The Green
Line eXcursionists arrived at 6 pm. @.
W. Roland, President of the Chamber of
Commerce, made q welcoming speech at
the Burnet House, which was responded
to by Colonel McMaster, of South Caro-
lima. In the evening the members visited
the Industrial Exposition. There are
about three hundred present, represent
ing North and South Carolina, Georgia,
Alabama. Tennessee and Kentucky.
The Industrial Exposition moves on in
a regular course of success. The attend
ance to-day it is thought was better than
heretofore, and embraces more people
from abroad. But one feeling is expressed
by all who come, and thai Is their un-
measured approval
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FRANCE.

TWO LARGE ARMIES BEING ORGANIZED
Special to the New York SUM-
LYONS, September 3, via. London, 2s.-
The Southern League, or the Independent
Associations of the different southern de
partments, are growing in strength every
day, and formidable army will be organ
lied before long with Lyons and Mar
settles as the leading points.
Do not believe a word of what is saiC
about the red flag and the mob in this
city. l never saw more perfect order, and
il reigns under the red flag.
FROM PARIS AND ORLEANS.
ToUEs, Seq tsmber 29.-It is announced
in dispatch that balloon has been sem
up from Paris daily.
Advices received to-day from the capi
tai report successes for the besiegers.
In various minor engagements around
the city the Mobile Guards behaved ex-
trsmely well under fire.
The removal of the government from
Tours is no longer talked of.
Tne following dispatch was received by
the Ministers:
ORLEANs, September 29.-The enemy,
who was yesterday at Cercoffe, the first
station on the railway north of this city,
appeared to be retiring. It is believed
that news of a serious check near Paris
occasions their retreat.
CAPTURES OF FRENCH TROOPS.
NEMoURs, September 2S S-A'Chapelle
La Refine, PrnssiaR post, was captured
by Francs Fierreurs. After the de-
psrture of the latter the Prussians re-
turned to the place and burned some
dwellings and exacted a contribution Oi
1000 francs.
The Francs Fierreurs also captured a
convoy Of munitions on their way 70 the
Prussian forces in the neighbOrhOOd.
PITHEvIERs EVACUATED.
BELLEGARD, September 2S.-It is re-
ported that Pithevieres has been evacu-
ated By the Prussians who have with
drawn in lhe direction Of Eltamps.
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Privileges at Fair Grounds.

7 WILL receive proposals for Privileges TO
Il occupy Booths and Restaurants at the Fair
Grounds during the coming Fair, at the Hall
of the Chamber of Commerce, until Monday
next October Sd. LEON TROUSDALE.
Ledger copy. seq
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MEMPHIS FAIR OF 1870

WILL commence on MONDAY, October
w 10th, and continue six days me
amount Of premiums offered sl5,Of0
THE PREMIUMS on COrrON
eotton factors OF the city being arranged as
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No Business To day ia New York.

NEW YORK, September 29.-To- morrow
viii be almost holiday in business cir
cles, owing to q general disposition to pay
the last tribute of respect to Admiral Far
ragut. The institutions of the city will
be closed, with one exception-the Pro
duce Exchange. The managers of that
institution announce that the doors will
be open, but request that no business be
transacted. The bylaws require that the
building be open every business day of
the year, and small minority have power
to demand the enforcement of this rule.
Tomorrow is not legal holiday, and the
minority at the Exchange have demanded
that the building be kept open.
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Anoiher InnIaR War,

OMAHA, September 29.-Three hundred
soldiers passed through here from the
East for the Pacific coast.
Sixteen soldiers have arrived from Hell
ena, Montana, by mackinaw boats. They
report the Indians along the river as hos
tile, and they had to fight their way al
nearly every bend.
An Investigation is being held at Camp
Douglas, Utah, regarding the reported
outrages by soldiers at Provo, Utah. An
other story is told of the cause of the
troubles, which is that some of the sol
diers were improperly treated by the
Mormons, and that the soldiers retaliated
by smashing windows, etc.
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THE WAR.
ENGLAND.
AUSTRIA AND ENGLAND TOWARD PRUs-

AOHIhAA AND kNGLANO IOMAHD EAgA-
sIA.
LONDON, September 29.-The Wurtem-
burg Gazette, an official organ, denies the
intention of the Government to enter into
the North German Confederation. An
active friendship between the Prussian
and Austrian cabinets is remarked.
A writer in the Post hopes that England
will not be sacrificed to her cousins, but
will denounce the Prussian baTbArism in
the cen iuct of the war.
sTRAsBoURG OCCUPIED BY THE PRUssIANs
LONDON, September 29.-The French
garrison of Strssbourg has been removed
10 Rastadt, in Berlin, as prisoners Of war.
The Prussians have already occupied the
town and citadel, and the bridge to Kehl
has been restored. At nine o'clock the
mayor and municipal authorities Of Stras-
bourg proCe sded to Munsheim. At half
past ten the garrison laid down their
arms, and at eleven the Prussians, to-
gsther with the Baden troops, had occu-
pied all the public places and buildings.
The Prussian generals are to formally
enter the city to-day. Three batteries has
been established at the Place de Kleber.
ARaIsTICE AT MEzIERs.
METERS, September %, via LONDON, %.
An armistice has been concluded with the
Prussian forces around this town, and it
Verdun is besieged, but the Prussians
made no strong demonstrations against
the place.
RUSSIA AIMING.
LONDON, September 29.-The military
preparations of Russia are proceeding on
a gigantic scale. Great activity every
where.
FEARFUL SCENES OF sUsFERINGs.
LONDON. September 29.-Dr. Quiest,
who has recently made tour of inspec-
tion through Rhenisb Prussia, Hanover,
Baden and Hesle, r1azes an earnest ap-
peal TO the charity Of all Germans for the
people of these ccanr. les. he says that
the towns are crOwGed with helpless
women and children, coming in to beg for
bread; that the fields are left untitled,
and the villas are swept clear OF food by
the armies. His picture Of these regions
of victorious Germany is scarcely better
than that which is given by others of the
vanQnished districts Of invaded France.
The prices of all necesssries of life have
gone up three fold.
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WANNA suffrans convsntiur.

BOSTON, Sertember 29.-The Massachu-
setts woma'fs Suffrage Convention as
sembled he this forenoon in the Ire
mont Temple. There was q large attend
ance. Mrs. Julia Ward Howe was chosen
President.
The Convention adopted resolutions not
to support any candidate for Office un-
pledged to the cause, and to call a conven-
ton for the nomination Of a State ticket,
in case the Republican and Democratic
Conventions refuse to indorse women's
suffrage.
A resolution nominating Wendell Phil
lips tor Governor was rejected and with
drawn
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
AT AUCTION TO PAY CHARGES,
On Saturday. Ectoher Isl,

DYA. NJ. SrODDARD & CO., Grand Central
ID Auction House, Plumbing and Gas Fit
ting Tools and Fixtures belonging to Forrest
POvrell sen
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NOTICE.

OFFICE OF CITY TAX CoLLEcFoR,l
Memphis, September 3, 1870.
sE Thestalls win be rented at each Market
to the highest bidder, payable quarterly, IN.
advance, commencing at Bealestreet, October
Sd, 1870, at 10 O'Clock am.
FELIX W ROBERTSON,
se23 City Tax Collector.
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RAILROAD CONVENTION.
Annual Gathering of Ticket Agents---Busl-
ness Transacted.

CHICAGO, September 29.-The annual
Ticket Agents Convention commenced
It's session at the fremont House last
night, and it has continued through TO-
day, President Barnes presiding. Sixty
four delegates are present.
Savannah, Ga, was designated as the
place for holding the next convention.
Mr.. Nelson, representing the North
Pacific Transportation Company, present
ed the claims Of this company TO favor
able arrangement with American railways
whereby the trade between England and
Australia can be diverted from its present
course around the Cape Of Good Hope to
San Francisco, and thence across the At
lantic ports to London. He spoke for hall
an hour, and was listened to with great
interest. Mr.. Nelson stated that the
emigrant traffic alone of such line would
amount TO 100000 per year. The mat.
ter of Mr.. Nelson's speech was referred
to the Executive with instructions TO re-
port during the present meeting.
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Annual Rsaatta at RruokIYn,

NEW YORK, September 29.-The annual
regatta of the Brooklyn Yacht Club and
the annual Union regatta came off to-day,
thirty-six yachts competing for the vari-
Gus prizes. The eSappho won the Citizens
prize, beating the Madeline and Alice,
making run of fifty miles in five hours
and thirty-five minutes. The other prizes
were won by the Alice, Addie V, Mys-
terry, Carlton, Sophia, Jeanette and
Aguaria
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WHEAT WANTED

THE highest market price paid for wheat
at Benies' Mil, Nos. 70, IS and n second
street, Memphis. Choice Family and Gra-
ham Flour, Cornmeal. Shorts, Chop Feed and
Bran always ON hand lseSI JOHN ING.
FOR HELENA & FRIAR'S POINT
The new and elegant steamer
A J. WHITE. Malone, master
This entirely new and elegant ~
passenger steamer, built exprtes- - = ~
IL for this trade, Will leave rs above every
TUESDAY,, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, ct p.m
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Wednesday,, the 18th day of October,

Next, al 10 O'Clock, for and on account OF the
United States, 10 secure the duties and
charges thereon, the following named mer.
chandise, i'm ported nom Havre, by Christian
Filbert, August 10 1857 in the American bark
Leonidas, and consigned TO Ftlbert, Minter q
Walker, viz:
Forty zone barrels brandy. numbered as fol.
lows: 20Ol, 2002, 2005 20o6, 2o07 ZOOS 2009, 20l0
20I2 20I8 2ol4 20l5, 20l6 20lS 2U20 2O2l 2022 2O3
2045 216 2e47 s04S 20zs 306l 2052, 254 2o55, eo5s
500 208S, 2085.
seven casks Cordials, numbered as follows
2064, 2e5S. 1857, 1850, 208l, 2O82, 20-9.
Terms cash. G. s. COOPER,
Surveyor and Act. Collector Customs.
se29 A, NJ sr0DDARD CO., AuctioneeIs,
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CHICAGO.
She Is StlIl Equal to Her Old Habits Of Mar
der and Sudden Death.

CHICAGO, September ga man named
Bereh, living near Desmoines, Iowa, COM
mitted suicide yesterday by shooting
himself through the head.
A young man named AloDzo Eleteher,
living near Gilman, Illinois, on Tuesday
was caught in q corn cleaner and literally
torn to pieces.
Andrew Thompson, tried anC convicted
few weeks since of the murder of Mrs.
Hagerty and her three children, near Nc
GregOr, Iowa, has made a full confession
Of the crime. he smOthered them with g
feather bed, and then took the bodies to
the river and thrust them under the ice.
This afternoon. William Chsppel, re-
siding at No. y Pine street, was run over
| by a team near Rush street bridge, and
so badly injured that be died in few
nainutes.
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Suit for sI2O.OOO.

NEW YORK, September 29.-The Brook
lyn Water Commission have begun suits
against the directors and receivers of the
lately suspended Central bank for the
recovery OF their deposits, over Sl20, 200.
The complaint alleges deception and
fraud by the bank officers in publishing
sworn statements in April and October
which are known to be false.
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kutilV at Sea.

ANTWERP, September 29.-The crew of
the American ship Elizabeth Hamilton,
Captain White, which left this port few
DAYS ago for New York, became mutt
nous. The cause has not tTanspired.
The second officer was mOrtaily wounded
in attempting to subdue the mutiny. The
vessel Immediately put back, and on ar
irving to-day the ringlesders were turned
over TO the police.
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WASHINGTON, September 29.-WritteI
statements of Little Raven and Yellow
Bear, chiefs of the Arapahoes, have beer
received here, complaining of the stipula
tions of their treaty with the United
States Government not been carried out
and asking for a change of agency, and
for seed and farming utensils which had
been promised them. The statements
were made by them to General Pope.
The receipts of Customs last week were
20 or .AI
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The Earrauut Funeral.

WELLEvER, September 29.-The . re-
mains of Admiral Farragut arrived this
evening. The flag under which the Ad-
mirsl fought his battles was wrapped
around his coffin. The remains left on
the steamer Bristol, for New York. AS
the United States steamer was leaving
the dock, the band played an appropriate
dirge.
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GENERAL SUMMARY.
Great Fire at Autweru

ANTWERP, September pa great fire
Is raging in the sugar house of Mems
Brothers, and several adjoining buildings
have been destroyed.
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CUBA.
Execution Of the Spanish Emancipation
Law.

HAVANA, September 29.-Alfred CLARK
has been recognized as American Coun'
Gil at Remedies.
Regent Serrano has ordered the execu-
tion Of the Spanish emancipation law IN
Cuba and Porto Rico. All children
Of slave mothers born henceforth are free
all those born since 1883 are free, upon
certain conditions. All slaves over sixty
years old are at this date free, and al
those as soon As they arrive at sixty years
OF age; all slaves belonging to tho State
are declared free, and all who have rem
dered public services during the insurrec-
ton. As soon as Cuban deputies are sd-
mitted to the Spanish cortes the govern
ment will present a project of law for the
complete emancipation of slaves.
Ferier De COntO, editor of the Cr0niStG,
published in New York, has been ar
rested.
Captain General De Rodas has ordered
published the law relating to the freedom
OF slaves.
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II gives me pleasure TO add mine to the
many Testimonials shown me in regard to
the worth OF the "homs Stomach Bitters -
1 have used them and examined the formula
of which they are com posed, and pronounce
them the most agreeable Bitters and best
stomachic l have ever tried, and would
recommend them more especially in miaG-
matte regions as an anti-periodic.
JOS. E. LYNCH. NJ d.
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Cincinnati Races.

CINCINNATI, September 29.-The Buck
eve races were well attended. The first
,Sca wss a mile dash for two year olds ;
Ave entries: Keene Richardson, b. c., / /;
Harper's Express, 2; Swigert's Notre
Dame, 8; Reynold's, o. c., 4; CAidwSl-
7sderss Cricket Walker, 8. Time, l;46H
SShs second race was mile heats for all
.ess best three in five: MOlachi, 1, Il
LiHe Hunt, 2, ?, 2. Time, i;AS1<, l'46Ar
Es46k
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MEMPHIS, Tenn Sept. I6, 1870
MEssRS. HENDRIX, McNABB Co., Agents
Home Bitters, Memphis, Tenn: 1 have ex-
smined the formula Tor "Home Bi.ters" with
the sample of BitJeIs sent me. Judging from
the formula and sample, think the prepara-
ton promises well in hose conditions OF de-
bility and prOstratton following the more
violent forms Of disease peculiar to miasmal
localities OF The south and West. Faithfully
NJ. A. EDMONDS, NJ. d.
HENDRIX, MCNABB q co, Agents,
ZFront street, Memphis.
H.
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LONDON, September 29.-The Moscow
Gazette says Russia loses power because
France is no longer a counterpoise to
Prussia, who is now able to assault her
neighbors with impunity.
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Fire at Nashville,

NASHVILLE, September 29.-The ware
house of Berry & Demonville, druggists,
was burnt this morning at 3 o'clock, to-
gether with its contents. The stores of
Searight, Thornton & Co., and others ad-
joining. took fire but the flames were sub
dued before they were materially injured.
Loss about So, 900, mostly covered by in
auranea
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NORTH AND EAST !!
FALL SCHEDULE.
TAKES EFFECT SEPT. II, 1870.

The train leaving Memphis at I:l5 pm. runs
daily. The 400 am. train doeI not run on
Sunday. Both trains run through TO Louis
vile without change. Elegant sleeping cars
phis to Louisville, connecting at LoulsivtAe o
with through cars to Phlladelp phiA, Cleveland,
Buffalo and New York. without chEnge. only
one change from Louisville TO Baltimore,
Washington City and Boston. Berths and
staterooms, In through carr, can be engaged
at the Ticket Once, 2571< Main street.
J. +. BOYD, Superintendent.
JAlEEs SPEED. Ticket AGENT auZ
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NEW YORK, September "a special
correspondent OF the Tribune at Florence,
Ssptember 28th, telegraphs: 1.-THE Leo
nine city is menaeed with exclusion from
the plebiscite. The Pope has dismissed
the Guard of Honor. The National Guard
win accompany the King to Rome"
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MEMPHIb, Ienn., sept. y, IS7U.
MEsSRS. HENDRIX, MCNABB & Io.-Gentle-
men: have carefully examined the analysis
OF the Home Stomach Bitters," and fnd
they contain nothing deleterious to the sys-
ten, and that IL is purely a vegetable tonic
and good prevention Tor diseases incident to
a malsriAl region, If used in moderation. l
heartily concur in the opinion of their erica-
ey with other gentlemen of high standing IN
the procession. Very respectfully,
DR. PAITI. OFEY
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Charleston Cotton Press
EoR SALE.

A 3 surviving partner, L will sell, for cash,
IA TO the highest bidder, on THURSDAY,
10th OF October, 1870, upon the prem
iseS, at Ii O'Clock a. M, at the Mem
phis and Charleston railroad depot, city
OF Memphis, the Charleston Cotton Press,
with ali the appurtenanees thereto belong
ing. including leasehold, etc. This sale Is
made to close the business between myself
and the estate of the late Geo. NJ. Gill, and is
made subject to a mortgage made by said Gill
to secure SamI Simpson.
W. B. WALDRAN, Surviving Partner.
Memphis. 9th September, lS7G. se2s
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Suicide of a Pioueer.

HELENA, MONT, September oh. b.
| Comstock, discoverer of the Comstock
Silver Lode, Nevada, suicided Oh. the 9th
| inst, near Bszemsn, Mont, by shooting
himself through the head with pistol
Cause temporary insanity.
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Bottoms Improved Horse Power.

THIS great improvement in running Gins
il and Mills. having proved complete sue
cess, is now offered with confidence to the
public. All orders filled without delay.
Price, delivered on railroad and boat, Sl4l.
All orders should be addressed to the sub
scTiber, sole agent for Tennessee and Pamela
and DeSoto counties, Miss.
W. G. DRURY. Agent,
SEES 96l Main street, Memphis. Tenn.
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First Case Of YeIIow Fever at Galveston

GALVESTON, September 29.-Captain
Clises, of the bark Herbert, from Liver
first case here this season. 1t is believed
it originated here.
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Banks Renamlnated 10 cnunrsss.

BosToN, September 29.-General Banks
has received the Labor Reform nomina-
ton for reelection to Congress from the
Sixth District
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Elegant Shelby Street Residence,

- The attentton OF the puoIlc Is Called 70
the above sale of that