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, 1870-09-08

pES e sasss Meas aaa nA
FAST T1XE-Tse scsooner poiaud d elss1ru .y! f.osa
Detroit, An9 =, p NJ, with cargo Of hoopa foz
Buffalo, nai!e the rua IN twenty-five hours, ,iis-
rived al Detroit oa Saturday. Sept J. Il o:s.oek
S1w yEssz,-A III, nne nsx vessel. built at Co.
Was launched on yesterday. She is the trst large
vessel which has ever been built 1t Coliinxwood,
aud Is said 70 possesa I s3!stpg eapaeity sse,.tI
dimensions arc as fulloHs: Length over all. s19
feet; width Of BEAM. 10 feet; depth Of hold IS
sss ssF nps q ass5
fail much short OF 81. 900 She ts intended p<o-
clpauy for the lumber tfa1e, and win tln between
Naskosa and AmsFean pasts Isr osHess sou,
placed in her held.
respondent of:she Cleveland Hna1d, under ds;e OF
:" The ta9 liudley arrived yesterday On hez re-
Il Grand Island. The Holt WAS lying IN abou.
thai ahe vas listed over on one side, With cne
ger Of sliding on, In which case she would have
found bottom At depth OF flrT feet. The Dad-
icy icy got no steam pump on bosrd, pumped her
out std toWed her TO = p1Ace where she would be
on level botsom,tf she sank. 1nd len her WITH
The steam pump on hoard. Tha tug J. {. Morse
y oa ess,sE sst ss{ from tue saot to tow her ne uo,
another correspondents, under date 0, The lse,
say.; ,-
with broken steam pump nom the schooner
| Holt. They Arrived at the Holt Tuesday nizh:,
and got her pumped out and resdy to tow. whc1
the pump gave ont, and they sent te the Sau!t for
another one. which will come up on tne ST. Paul
Tomorrow. The Morse leayes In aooIs an horr
! 10 60 back to the Holt
! 1.-THE schooner Oliver Cclycr ran into Gr1ad
Island haIbor with the Holt, and she Was nal.az
| Wattf at the rntc OF 9S Inches Al bnuf Sba Has
soon ~ the Sea went down."
FoR LAKE ScpIRloR.-Messrs. Leopold i AUS
| triau, Of Chicago, have chArtetest the propeller
couco..l, at Detroir to take the place OF the On
| tsn1Rou in the Lake Superior trade. The Concord
/ will be here IN few days.
CoAXKkC1 or TOLKpo.-We are Indebted 10 the
| Collector OF Customs for the following summArJ
| statement OF entrances amt Clraraoces OF AmeHi-
ran and foreign vessels, NJ the Customs Dlst:1c,
OF Miami, during tho month OF AuRust:'
, 1870-09-08

CANAL LOCK, CHICAGO, Sept I'll. p m--
cLEAEEp.-Gola Hnntes, 1asaife. Light Admiral,
Big Rur, hight; osk Leai Lemons' light M :, n.
1sale!Is, Norris, SOD bu corn from OTTAWA - $50
Il, starch: HaIies, Lasalis, As1s nu corn: Maple
Lsaf. Joliet, i.co0 bu corn. tSo0 bu oats: sebis.
Ks stone; Arabia. By Run, IS yds stone; COT
Martin. Big Run. $ ,ds atone ECLIPSE lsnont; m,
sIne: s, and T., Lcmonr,~. 5 yds stone: Au-
vance. Il Lnent. 81 jus stone: TIaH9, Ieno1t. 20
trns stone: Acaats, LeInont. S. tons stone: Thun-
de1ioit- saT,I 70 tons stone; Stars 1nd Stripes
tsolies, S tons stone.
CAsAL LocK, CHICAGO, Sept 1-sp m--clEAR-
Ep-1stdoIe. Aarseilles, d,oeo n lumber; Ocean
1unf, tiest; r. II. Atkinson, Lemnnt, light;
TtInde1toll, Sag, Light; Henrietta Walker, La
TX nt, light,
E. Burnha1u, Prison, 10 tons gravel; Stars aud
STRIPES, Prison, S. yds rubhIe stone; Jennie,
Nihooka, $50 tons sand.
, 1870-09-08
Dr. Raphael

ptAe1tbes dtsra ..a without my information from ~
ra.eEt anA cures without experiments ~ the uAe U
t:ere,ry. tt4. sn&ipe healu md 1f truul wro4
treatment ~ Fast .dl.on+t, up staiss Cn~.ifA.
TIL Hkt1Tfi AND LING ItFK.~
, 1870-09-08

rekied herring, No. /, 4 u brl...:.. s.oo~ +.e5
HAY-No change took place In the con.ilstoa OF
at Al ,i1s h nane1ed anolal.ons: Timothy, prssses,
s,eoc@11 60; p1alre, presset. sll.coa ia.oo; I'm
olhy, loose, On wagtu, flG0N7l9.u0 prairie.
loose, On wagon, xlt: :o@slLoo; for delisesy Of
pressed hay, tt.0o91.so.
HIDES-1'RIs market was moro quiet to-day.
but the feeling seemed 1r1n, and tie following
ers, ihasc; green kalted, cured. light, 11afc; do
heavy, loAc: green calf, lSAlec; dry tint, 1s@
go: drJ salted, 1:t916c; g1uoeE, scored, cut or
IN . rAnf M
, 1870-09-08

achs Reindeer, 70. lumber. nom Bay CITY 70 o.
wego, at $500. The rate for wheat By aail u
purely nominal, although there VII, no deuot %
reader 70 realize how EeEy little bus been dotaE
this line, we naY add tnat, although Auxust Is
Sometimes very heavJ month for wnea: ship.
By lake from the Central Elevator. last no11,
Hat only 2 ISIS bushets.-fusk
NlwArEgE, Sept d-Graln tIeishts zre steady
and active Inducements: To BudNo-Ba1k
Tanner, and scnFs Waucoma, Cold Hunter, aod
Russian. wheat at 5kc. me 1aie to Lake On
sauo ports Il nominal At 1oa1oKc.
fFetxhta Charters to-day are as follows: SShE
Polly Rogers coal. Buffalo e Chicago; N,EH
Tree: bark Levi Ransou, coal. Buffalo 70 Chieago.
t,.s3 tree; bark Fl. r. Baldwin, coal. Buffalo so
Chicago. tl.e3 free: schr Ccnsueno. 1oo tons
horse shoes in kegs to Toledo, &c: schr Bso9son.
1so tonA coal, buffalo to Detroit, free IN aud od1.
, 1870-09-08

Ii south Ctarxst:. ChicAR tor ehs.xes tho
er..'u.te q che Iniycsr.s5 ef PhI44el2h.. sna
s .ma 11 1a1 15Ss De,rs s9 9 e nc ~ ~ f
1htofv 81 Nr.vn1s AID Sexual D,seases Gonassas
, 1870-09-08

QcEAHzrEAMERx

OCEAF 3TEAMER&-
PACIFIC hAu STEAMSHIP CUAF4HN1
Through Lima b California and ChlRx.
TAR1B 9RRkTLY REDUCED,
BeaMer1 leave Pter na Nos.h Rtyes, foot u CAN'T
1t y oclos1 noca on tta s:h and 7lst, e1cep: Eesa
these daJa fall CO S4nEAT-taeu tbe day preva,u4
sept: 5.0CEAN QrE KEN. Capt Mau.7. cunu.e.ina
With RECONSTRUCTION CAp* Oavariy.
0ue hs1ndred Sounda u haExAxs n fses so asx&
adult PtasenSeE. Aodlc.oa 1ad attaoG8cce fres
ALI depaftsys eooeh at A1oxA1rilo; ttxt Of the 5sa
tn1ueet1 at P1Aaua nth st1ameEs lot South pzE4bs
par:s: 5h md 1tt tor QeAi Anne1caa rosts. :st
Of lit tcoeh II Aanzan4Io.
FOK JAPAN :aNn CHINA.
BtnA1nf .JAPAS. leAv111 Orto1rr l. LII.
Fog frrtsh: and passxss deEe- and al t1rtht- L2ek.
natiou sf2Iy 4 he ouee rs ~harf {se ol OtsS.
Il, Esw York fF. q BAHY' As=ot, attenrv.1 Wsst.
H. WAKRACk. AxeEt
LOND0T AND HEW YORK STEl,iSAlP LlHE,
Ratios Of Passage Hoduesd.
STEAnERs kAyL DIRECT TO l4OrDVF,
From Pier Mas North Rsrrt.
PANAMA. wilkinson, ,...Sepi. II.
Ratea Ct passage payable IA e1rrrncy. rr4t cab<y
~: Hrey1ke. t2s second cabin. S5l-
PR<feoxers booked Ia Ii ave txrn AEtTvsfp aua II
For ftt7ka. Ind passAxs Aspty to uOWLATD a
tnELSN1lL, Agents, "a SoAt;4t. View YotE, OF %
JAS @ARRAQk. coInX LaSzUe Atd Xadi.ao ia.
Ehit1xt.
, 1870-09-08

DETROIT. Sept. 1.-PAssxp DoHE-P1ups Sun,
City Of Toledo, Oneida bark Maria Martin; schr
Passed Props CITY Of Concord. Plymouth ;
tarka Jane Austin, Louisa, schr Samuel L
3tatheS. ...
DEIRorT, Sept. ~ P. M.-PAssD Cr-P1op
Co1turn: balkl Golden West, Sardinia schzs Plo-
yer, Phalara8pe,
Passed DowE-Tug Morse; schr Geozgc W
Holt.
WISH Southeast =.
, 1870-09-08

change MAI mae IN rhs price of latn- Al tne
cir se only three cafguea rernlncd unso'1
The following are the current rates OF Isel8aIs
, 1870-09-08
Superior ,Coart.

THEATRICAL RENTS.
Jaiuea u. AcTIcker ". The CITY ct al. prU-
ssedtnX WAS hstttured b, Mt. Acylcfer to restrstn
the clfy tro proceeding to- collect rout under the
lately made appraisal of school iauds., This bill
u identical with several OF Ita cla1s which have
heen brought in each Of the Stale courts. The
property sought to be affected Is that upon which
NCttckerH The 6trc a1andB-
BOARDING R0USK pFNCuLEEL
Della \. OTTO :. Atallne C. Wright. Bill to re-
attAtn the foreclosure ot chattel mortgage on
property In boarding house, No. lss wabash
avenue. parchased Of defendant by complainant
aouoc onsha since, It IL alleged at IN over valus
tton; owing 10 false representations as to the u-
come Of the Institution. the chances Of letting,
and the price paid by hrst-claas noarleEs.
AILEGKb SANDER.
kari Mcnx =. Franz BAsh. Action 70 recover
i1r an alleged elander. Damages lAtd at S5,e90
Mcnz ayers that Bath accused him win having
stolen sundIy dollars from him. 4 eap.a* vas
sued out.
...... -.. JrD7NKNr,
Charles knrehel '. Is1doT Marcna Dy coufes-
stun for tl,so0.
sl,o0o.
Alexander II. Gum Y. James W. Cross and
und Albert h Dunaanl; for T., ssi.ss.
, 1870-09-08
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET,

..-.-... "WEDNESDAY EVENING, Sent.
The following table shuwB the daily receipts and
shi7ncpta o! live stock during the week, up to
, 1870-09-08
Dfsuasef.


LOST HK1 1cES1RxBoARn.-On Monday OF 4aat
week the ssh1 Truman Moss, In beatlr: up Sagf-
naw Hay. lbs: her eent1enoatd. 4 new o1a was
supplied at Bay City,
, 1870-09-08
| IRON AND STEEL-The demand continues
fairly active, Anl prices rule flrm and unchanged.


Besst1aer ploE steel. eel.............-......1s G13
TEE rIEArnERMWss I'll " % rra, under continued sood
demand, and for French Ltock the tendency was
stll upwart. We quote:
harness. tetaAse; country harness: etass: line
city, y t. tcG+sc; k1p. . i. s0c9 10: ZIP. seals,
4 c.sg nPpsr No :dssarT a5ne2 S2le Xo eiy
is: Gil, % eoantty, si.lo*i.ss: rough upper ia
1s sss a5ssf j.ss acc sgss !tss esasc = so "a
O4E--Slanghtef sole, <53+7c; Philadelphia sole,
Is; st. ose ao T. nsda8 q sesI: *; fa IT, 1ss nssyg,
G1tassc; american calf. 81 :. sLso91.50; French
caM, 9s i, s1.soa&1s; French calf, g ., sL!s@
GO 70 lto n, q 9a1-4o: French cali, Lemotne,
2 ,ozen, s7oo6s 1000: French calf, Jodot . doz-
En-. s;aceasaoo: russell Innings, = Dozen, s. ss8
METALS AND TIMERS sToCK-rns mar
kttFa moderately active AMI quotations were
without ma material e. sl,sr1sten We quote;
u. c: $lloo; large p.sa, sc; small pigs, 4se;
i eeT1.TMeogRss = bottoms, s 'se; orazaeH. over1s
sa5N zMc.gl1ss qaa,tty. east, lie; nzst quail
= M1e; I'd i, isSe: i asa ID il, lse; IL ':s:
SAiis-The following arc the prices now cur.
1sRss "a: 'aassa s: 81 kts & s;ee j. 81 @ s
e, i st x;;os; nne g. = e'ued' 3d. = ses $500; me
OMsMfSe iii I'll t1aJe <as fairly active TO- day,
and an standard gopda were held with drmuess
II The quoted prices We repeat % or Ut, - iol'
Lssa ~ s5tsa a.:s s!n!s5 e. ssi f. s IS
seed, raw, fl.oo; boiled. s1.os: whale OF, ooc
eaeE Su :oe: saspsntinc. ssssoe: seerm oil, sssa
taaas5; elephant oil, s1.o0; neasstoot oil, No l
, 1870-09-08
LATER.

At the "open Board" the grain markets
wsrc dull and prieea were eAAieT, No. ?
-l1ine wheat csosing at 81 Nc, seller the month
.s,l seller last half OF September No. ! corn
-l:sed steady At size. seller September, and
levteJ
, 1870-09-08

uspos nssos-Fss. d iezs.tA4ts1s: = a4ss. * 1.t,,
Gi' e. osassss : asas' is.,s .=atv.
" sss issi E7;s:. a nEs :ss@Ssss
xassas R1ssea 115s7a...-.. s:s1- d :1ss =
k:saszss zsssS5;;5; -; :aS.ss
seass ;ss + :S;z ;S ;:s :ss 49, sSs7 sSs:7
:: -.1 e ua.e
s9sssa ssssstss s:5sH;sZ sss*sss Mss Mssse:7
General Psssenkz: .Nxrnt
PITTSBURGH. FORT %3FsEa %3FF:s on'oAcoRAu
$:ss ss;F;:;: IT,: :$:s ::ss
SsS Ssisasssss asaa zzas: zassa:: FEE e n s8ea s.s
gn!cAAsse. as AI7oS : H:. !eg1s .9 RAILROAD. ~
5sl9ts 1ssas;ssss; 1a;:s;s:s;:: IT, :2s5
as fsssnes1 *Essass:r:s:s;...-..--fsS5SpPa :s95
;E7ssss ssaas7s fEsS: :sEe:ss e ss lo?is ~
asad., s1sss :s'fs''' 'a' 777a''' *1ft'<f s1f''',
EraS, 6Ss S;Ra{ = 3 - kEais ;.
Mail G..sa. ,i1s' '5Ssats 'dSsessa lime ssaSa s@aa
CHICAGO. RoGK SAED : PACIFIC RAl1R2An
pEfoso'ipTosa. = oaes. t::sa sausR aR e:5s .sfs ~
g.eass Ran zzsssS-sSssss@ ssssss5-:.--.::sSs@ :ssa
si;Ssa ssI ss. s. s4h ;s osse .ea1is s & = q
orssha 5 . a''' '1
rrrs11HHyssH 1HHysaEaGSs4, aEs!EESAsE4E, 4 sH 5sg.s n44
;sssas: s sssS f::S5;:s:s::::=:: s*ss$ ss 4
Dssa Dsssa:S sas:s fss:a19 s s.s1s 3
e1esptei
Ticket 1hss eeu:ttass corner = C1aI9 aaa !.ieaa
, 1870-09-08

WAr.aEtec dee4ls conveying city AMI suburban
rrone1ly within eeven miles Of the Court House.
dte.i for rcconl Oh Wednesday, Sept ::
aisfcl oll Il III. II 4 of NArrAtet. n L SxY14S
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.



4 NAsHvILLE, MAY II. The report Of tbs
committee on the Rogsrsville and Jeffer-
son Railroad. exhibiting the management
and condition OF the road, closes by
recommending such legislation as Is best
calculated 90 protect the State from loss
A new bill providing for the establish
ment Of q Court OF Common Pleas in the
city of Jackson passed its first reading,
and was referred.
A bill organizing county in West Ten
nessee to be known as Etheridgs county,
passed its first reading, and was referred.
Bill to provide for the collection of for
feitures to the State, and allowing 3d.
per cent. for such collections passed first
reading. A number OF bills before the
Senate, on second reading previous to
adjournment, were read and appropri-
ately referred.
These embrace-Bflls to amend the
charter of the city of Nashville to pre-
vent drunkenness on partiof public OH
GERS; to repeal the law relative to the IL
cense OF lawyers; to protect the creditors
ofthe State, etc, etc.
The bill to relieve the revenue officers
who'took Confederate notes during the
war was read and referred.
Senate bill to charter the Memphis
public schools was indefinitely post
poned.
Senators and officers came forward to
the stand of the Speaker, and obligated
themselves to support the Constitution of
Tennessee and of the United States.
Adjourned.
HOUSE.
The morning session was occupied by a
discussion in reference to taking the oath,
and introducing unimportant bills and
resolutions.
At two o'clock all the members present
took the oath.
A resolution providing for the
election of Secretary of State,
Comptroller and Treasurer on the I7th,
was adopted.
the bill TO increase the salaries
of judges was read the first time.
After some other unimportant busi-
ness the House adjourned.
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LAST OF THE McFARLARDS.
Humiliating Confession of The Hgshand--'
Statement OF the Divorced Wife.

NEW YORK, Nav 1.-THE Standard this
morning publishes an interesting inter
view with Mcfarland last night, in which
he laid the whole blame and trout bles on
Mrs. Sinclair and Mrs. Calhoun. He in
tended TO question the Indiana divorce,
spoke affecJiOnately or his wife, intimat-
ing bis present love for her in the most
burning words. That he could receive her
back, and be delighted At the chance, he
leaves not the slightest possibility to
doubt. AS he dwelt on love for her, his
brosher looked saddened. Following the
reporter 10 the door, he said: - You see be
is crazy, and we have to watch him"
The iStGadGTd also published Mrs. Nc
F8rland's sworn statement and affidavit,
giving her full story of married life and
relations 70 Richardson from first to last.
In less than three months after her mar
riage she discovered she had linked with
q drunkard. During the fall 1858 she was
oppressed always by want Of money; with
great difficulty she got scanty wardrobe
for her baby, although be professed max
ing good bargains in real estate. On
Christmas, 1852, he pswned ali her Jew
eiry. He was unspeakably cruel to her,
and threatened to force prussic acid down
her throat and threatened to let his hearts
blood ont before her. He said he had
Just loaded a pistol with which te shoot
her at any moment. One morning after a
drunken orgie, be struck her blow across
the face making her reel backward, which
she never could forget. After this she
always caught his eye when i'm passion,
fancying he could not do her mortal vio-
lence. BY silence and.self- control, she be-
ieves her life was thus saved. While In
passion he would seize and break lamps,
glasses, mirrors, and tear bed and night
clothing. On New Years daY Of 1867
Mcfarland drew her weeks salary
at the theater and went on a drunk,
leaving her unable TO pay her board bill.
II was then for the first time that she com
planned TO Mrs. Calhoun that the burden
seemed too heavy to bear. Regarding her
divorce in Indiana, she says she knew
Mcfarland bad committed adultery while
she lived with him, and was offered proof
criminat!pR him when she left him. She
preferred, however, to obtain a divorce
on the grounds Of drunkenness, extreme
cruelty, and failure 10 support her. She
believes Mcfarland was born TO do muir
der. She married Richardson because
she was fres and he wished it. She pities
Mcfarland, but complains that Judge
Davis was not allowed IN summing up TO
do justice 20 Richardson's memory, her
honor, and the reputation Of her best
frlendR.
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Great Loss of Properly by Fire ia. Gin

CINCINNATI. May Il.-A Ere broke out
ia line Of shed pens built on piles along
side the railroad for considerable dis
tance, on the south side OF the city It
began at 3 am, and ragged with torrible
fury among those connected with j. Gaff
4 Co.'s distillery, and consumed alive
about 5000 hogs contained therein, caus-
ing loss of nearly el50,000. The efforts
of the fire department. were Intellectual,
owing to the imp0ssibility Of obtaining
water. The fumes and noise occasioned
by the burning animals was terrible, and
prevailed for great distance.
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DIsPEHsARY.
DR.. o. s. IOHNs0ES
MEDICAL DISPENSARY
30 MAIN STREET, Up STAIRS,
Between Adams and Washington,
Memphis, Tennessee,
rs NOW pesrm1@pges93tly established for the

TB NOW permanently established for tli
Il treatment OF Patients, both Male and Fe
male, who are afflicted with any form OF
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CHICAGO.
The Douglas Monument a Disgrace to Chi
csgO--.Awfui Death big SAT-.

CHICAGO, May 1.-THE work of raising
funds to complete the Douglas monument
goes on so slowly that IL is now proposed
to remove it to University Grounds, near
the present monpment, and sell the pres
ent site OF the monument for funds with
which to complete the undertaking.
A little boy eight years old last evening
concealed himself in & mash tub at Os-
goods distillery and went 20 aleep. The
distillery has not been running for seye-
raj days, but was yesterday started up,
and the hot mash turned on before the
little fellow could be rescued. He was
fatally injured.
A workman, who was injured by the
falling Of the roof OF the oOurt-h0use, has
commenced suit against the city ssr dam
ages, He claims $4,000.
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FuHERAL NOTICE

YERsER-The friends and aequaintancss OF
John L. and Mary A. verser are respectfully
invited 70 attend tho funeral Oftheir youngest
daughter, MARY Joz, from their residence
No. 1872 Carroll avenue, on This Thursday
afternoon, at o'clock.
Services BY the Rev. D. 4. Burns
Carriages At ]. c. Hoist & Co. ;. $40 Main
street.
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a CARD.
Direct to Little Rock, Hot Springs, Etc.

UiFCtL III EltbiC HoSHf tteA Nftf.nNi -.
PARTICULARLY desire TO APP dis \
prise my friends especially -
and the travelling public fnerally, IN the
North and In the East, who may wish 70 visit
the capital OF the State OF Arkansas. or tnat
great source OF reconstructed health, the hot
So fings, that I am ticket agent of the mag
nidcent SATURDAY PACKET FOR WHITE
RIVER. the P. WALT and have no agency
for any other White river boat. The accom-
modafions OF the Waltz are not only un-
surpassed on White river, but are unequaled.
She combines all the modern improvements,
and was constructed especially for the trade.
she connects with railroad at DeVall's Bluff.
and furnishes the most dtf ect and speedy
facility of reaching Little Rock, whence there
is regular staging TO hot Springs.
A line of packets leave Memphis for Little
Rock, via Arkansas river on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, which are ad
Inirably adapted for invalids, and are com
manded by old and experienced officers. I
am also ticket agent for this line, which
makes the trip in 65 hours Those who wish
70 90 by The way OF White river and rali,
should manage to reach Memphis by Satur-
day and take the Wall" as the most direct
and the speediest, as we'll as the most agrsea-
BILE mode of conveyance to Little Rock. Pas
sage and staterooms can be secured by letter
or telegraph. Address
3. II. SHOCK, Ticket Agent
myll No. fstomsnade 81, foot Jefferson.
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Confederate Picnic.
FOR RENT.

FTNHE privileges of the Picnic Grounds at
James Park, on the occasion Of the Con-
Isderate Picnic. TO be held on Saturday the
2lst instant, are offered Tor rent to the highest
responsible bidder. Bids viii be received as
follows:
RESTAURANT PRIvILEGEs-This privilege in
ciudes-Meats, COifee, Tea, and everything
pertaining TO a restaurant, except liquors.
BAR PkTvILEGE-This includes Liquors of all
kinds, vtnous, malt and spurious, Pop 4,
Lemonade, etc.
CONFECTIONERY PRTvILEGE-This Includes
everything usually pertaining to COnfec-
uonery stand, including Soda Water.
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Odd Fellows Statistics.

COLUMBUS, o., May 1.-the Grand
that the number of lodges in the State in
creased In the last year from 1853 to S94.
The degree of Rebecca is reported pros
porous and increasing. Horace Beebe
was elected NJ. W. q. NJ. for the ensuing
year. The Secretary's report shows the
general fund to be Sis, 1897; widows and
orphans, SSO.0iS.
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Spring Agricultural, Horticultural
and Floral Exhibition.

THE first Spring Fair Of the Shelby County
l. Agricultural, Mechanical and HOrticui-
tural Society will be held at the Fair Grounds
or the Association on WEDNESDAY, THURS
DAY AND FRIDAY, the lst, I'd and Sd OF June
prox. The programme viii embrace full
floral and horticultural lists adapted to the
season, agricultural implements and pre-
miums on stock
Preminm lists Will be furnished ON applica-
ton to the Secretary. Also Refresnmen
privileges viii be LET by the Secretary at the
present office of the Secretary, No. County
Court Bulld1ng, each day, between the hours
Of 10 O'Clock am. and u m
LEON. TROUSDALE, Secretary.
M6mDhfg Nav Il Ig7g vnr-I9 s7.--v
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Rlsh0n MOIIvaln..sundav Law.

CINCINNATI, May 11.-Bishop McIlvaine
will leave for Europe next month.
The Mayor has issued strict orders To
the police to compsl all saloon keepers
and cigar dealers to keep closed doors on
Sundays. The instructions are TO be
rigidly enforced, and the disturbances 40
frequent Of late viii be summarily dealt
with.
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nnnfedarats Dead Al NashYiIIe.

NASHVILLE, May 1.-THE remains of
fourteen hundred and eighty-one Confed-
crate soldiers, killed at the battle of
Franklin, now repose in McGaverick
Cemetery, near where they fell.
The ladies here are making great pre-
tsrations for the decoration of the sol
iers' graves next Sunday.
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TELE6RAPRlC SUMMARY.
seuentnen Hnnaes Rnrnad

WHITEWATER, Wis, May Il.-This
morning the Metropolitan buildings, sew
entsen in number, were burned. The fire
broke out, about two o'clock, from a
smoke house. The losses are about S25,-
600, only partially insured.
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NOTICE.

0FgIcK OF THE PLASrERs' INSURANCE COL
Mem mphis, May 10, lSIo. I
VNHE stockholders OF this company are
hereby notified, that at meeting OF the
Board Of Directors. held this day, dividend
OF i've per cent. free OF Government tax
was declared on the capital stock of the
company, to be credited on the stock notes.
mYI2 wit w. A. (lOODMAN- saera.arv-
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OMAHA, May 11.-O'Neal, the murderer
of Weiff, was captured at Elm Creek, Ne
braska, yesterday.
Henry Twihig, late of company I,
ninth infantry, was shot and killed by
Corporal Thomas Martin, at Bcady's
Island Yesterday,
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MAYoRs oFFIcE. cITY HALL.l

MAtUH5 UFFIIE. JlIl HlillIlsl
MEMPHIS, Tenn, May Z, 1910. !
~ Sealed proposals wiz be received at
this ofice until FRIDAY, the 18th inst, Al 3
O'Clock p.tn.. for the rent Of ground door Of
Store, No. l8. north end OF Exchange build
ing, corner store, for Ons year.
saylQ JOHN JOHNHON, Mayor.
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cHIcNoNs.

Just received, at Mas. NJ J. YANCEY &
- Co.'s 432 MAIN STREET. large as
sOrtment Of Chignons, which will be sold at
the exceedingly low price or 50 cents each /;
also, BOnnets in all styles, at from So 10 81
japanese switches only 3 cents myl9