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ITALY.


THE POPE HAS TwENTY-FoUR HOURS MORE
FLoRRNCE, September 1S.-Baron Ar
mime, the North German minister at
Rome, has rendered his good Offices for
the settlement of the present trouble.
After some Representation, General Ca
after which immediate steps to enter
Rome VIII be taken. Meanwhile ths
troops continue their movement to sur
round that city.
MARCHING ON ROME.
FLORENCE. September l9.-The Italian
troops have occupied Orlando.
The following is Official: The troops
on entering Vailitre were received with
great enthusiasm.
General Bixio is marching on the city
of Rome, ~ .H.
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CHICAGO, September l9.-Hen.1C. c.
Clay, OF Alabama, now sojonrning at St.
Paul, MINI, ON Friday evening last,
while riding through Third street of that
city, with Mrs. Judge Green, OF Alabama,
had his buggy upses, and he was thrown
to the ground with such violence as to
fracture several ribs and otherwise iDjure
him. Mrs. Green escaped serious injury.
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Odd FeIlows-

BALTIMORE, September I9.-The Grand
Lodge of Odd Fellows commenced their
annual session to-day, Grand Sire Farms
worth presiding. Representatives are
present from tweDty-four Grand Lodges
and twenty-three Grand Encampments.
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Nltra.sIxDsrin ExpIosIop.

PAINEsYILLE, o., September leone
of the magazines belonging to the Lake
Shore Eitro-Glycerin Company, located
at Fairport, Ohio, exploded about ten
o'clock last evening, which contained
about 5000 pounds of nitro-glycerin. No
loss of life reported. It was probably the
work of an incendiary. Some damage
was done 90 the adjacent buildings.
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SALT LAKE CITY, September 19-Chief
Justice Mclean this morning decided
that the territorial legislation, whereby
the Mormons have for ten years con-
trolled the jury system of the Supreme
and District Courts Of Utah, was null
and void
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Emaacipatioa in Cuba

HAVANA, September l9.-It is reported
that Rembella has surrendered.
The children OF all slaves captured since
the year 1854, after serving an appren-
ticeship of sixteen years, are TO be set
free, by order OF Captain General DeRodss.
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MONTREAL, September 19.-Berry de-
clines Walter Browns challenge for q
single scuu match. A three mile race
has been arranged between Renforth and
Coulter for q Thousand dollars.
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AUGUSTA, Me. September 1s Official
returns of the late election give the fol-
loving result: Perham, 54,051; Roberts,
45,I76. Perham's majority, Ss75. Aggre-
gate majority on the Congressional vote,
between 10, 600 and II, 600
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Good far stockhoIders.

PHILADELPHIA, September 19.-Judge
Strong, of the U. s. Court, to-day decided
that dividends and interest paid by rail-
road companies subsequent to January /,
1870, is not liable to internal revenue tax.
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Yellow Fever in Cuba.

NEW YORK, September l9.-Priyate dis
patches state that the number of deaths
in Havana from yellow fever, for the
week ending Saturday last, aggregated
FIVE hundred and sixty.
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DeIIuuueat 8aiIroads.

NASHVILLE, September 19.-The com
missioners to supervise the sale of the
State interest in delinquent railroads, ap-
pointed by the Legislature, meet in Nash
vile tomorrow on important business.
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ORDINANCE.

By Alderman Prescott:
Bet ordained 6y the General C0UHcI OF NE CSts
of MeBsphts as follows:
SECTION l. Second street from the north
end of the Nicolson pavement to the north
srn boundary OF the city is hereby directed
to be paved with stone, for width of ten and
one-haf feet on each side OF the middle line
Of the street.
Section II. The cost and expenses Of the
before mentioned work shall be assessed up
on the lots bounding or abutting said street
in The manner prescribed by the charter and
ordinances Of the city Of Memphis.
Section III. The City Engineer shall, upon
the final passage OF this ordinance, advertise
for If cen days for bids for the execution OF
the above work in accordance with accom-
paying specihcsttons ION nle in the City
Engineers ofhcel
Passed first reading, rules suspended, and
ordinance passed second and nnal reading
by the Board, July 20, 1870. Concurred In by
Council, ard passed second and Anal reading
September I, 1870
Approved, September l3, 1870
JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor.
Attest: L. r. RICHARDS. City Register.
geDtl4
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

MAssA-Tbe friends and aequaintanees OF
ASr0E1o MAssA are respectfully invited TO
attend his funeral, this (fUESDAY) after
noon. nom his residence, No. 81 Jefferson
street. al ~ O'Clock. -aaa
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ENGLAND


LITTLE PROSPECT OF PEACE.
LONDON, September l9.-The reported
srnistice is said to be unfounded, nor are
The peace prospects any better.
FIRST NEWS OF BATTLE.
TOURS. September le.-Yesterdsy cOu-
-.-,sr S-o4a fAe English cabinet reached
Rouen, carrying important dispatches TO
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MADRID, September 1s.-The raising Of
the French blockade in the North and
Baltic Seas Is officially announced by the
Spanish Government.
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GENERAL SUMMARY.
Fire.
Aquatic.

NEwBURs, N. Y, September Ie-The
Powell House was burned to-day. Loss,
500, 900. Partially insured. -
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Live Stock Emporium
Nos. 800 and 305 Second Street.
M. c. CAYCE g. co.
MEMPHIS FAIR OF 1870

Ms ~. AAIOE q W.
MEMPHIS FAIR OF 1870
WILL commence on MONDAY, October
w 10th, and continue six days. The
amount Of premiums offered SI5OfO.
THE PREMIUMS ON COrTOH
alone amount 20 $500 those offered by the
cotton factors OF the city being arranged as
follows, to-wit:
For the best bale of Alabama cotton SIOO
For the best two bales of sams--....... 200
For the best five bales Of same. so
For the best one bale of Tennessee cotton 100
For the best two bales Of same--...-..... zoo
For the hest i've bales of same. -. 400
For the hest one bale Of Mississippi cotton. IeO
For the best two bales of sam 2c0
For the best nve bales of fsams.--........-. 800
FOR the best bale OF Arkansas cotton - 100
For the best two bales of "a sme.... 200
For the best i've bales of same-..-....-...... 800
For the best long staple bale Of cotton
from either OF the aDovs-named States 80
On the following conditions: That the cot
ton all be stored by the merchants to whom
it is consigned In some one shed In this city.
and duplicate samples to be drawn under the
SUPERVISION OF this commtttee-one for the
factor and the other to be exhibited at the
Fair; that no cotton shall contest for more
than one premium, and that merchants, not
subscribers, be barred from contesting for
any one of these premiums. Cotton contest
ing for the Premlu ms shall be put mp in bales
not weighing less than three hundred pounds.
No cotton viii be received for exhibition
t0l these premiums, or the Society premi-
un1s, after wednesday, october l21h and the
awards win be made on Friday, October 18th
The cotton for exhibition will be stored at
the warehouse OF W. H. Carroll, at the Mem.
phis and Charleston depot grounds. The
usual charge for storage-no charge for sam
pliEg. The following gentlemen, cotton buy
ers, have been selected as the Awarding
Commtltse-au Of whom are reQ1estsd to act
bat any three OF them will be competent:
sam Gates, A. 8. Wolcott, j. B. stark, ]. B.
Leech and G, r. Smith.
The premium list of the Society Is thorough
and liberal, in all Departments. Eeverthe-
less, there are a few omissions, some of which
the Premium Committee heIe supply: For
the best Grand Piano. First Premium; for
the best Grand Square Piano, Grand silver
Medal; for the second-best Grand Square
Plano, Bronze Medal; for the best display OF
Musical Instruments, Diploma; for the best
model Gentlemen's Hat, Diploma; for the
best model specimen Bar and Band Iron,
Diploma
All the leading railroad and packet lines,
leading TO the city. Will transport passengers
and articles for the Fair AT HALF RATES or
full rates coming and FREE RETURNING, on
having tickets STAN ped at the gates of the
Fair Grounds. The White river packets will
transport passengers to &nd from the Fair at
two-thtrd rates This being an individual
enterprise, aud the proprietOrs boarding as
well as transport ng passengers, their tsTras
can but be considered liberal and satisfactory.
Z. ENSLEY. President
LKOE TR0UsDALE, Secretary. sells d4w
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CHINESE LABOR.

81 We are now prepared. in connection
with the Memphis and Charleston railroad
company, to recsive and execute orders for
Chinese labor, on long time contracts. For
particulars apply to
DONOHO, JOY & CO.,
Northwest corner Main and Madison sts.
sea dAW
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Fresh Baltimore Oysters

ss- We are the only authorized agents for
the sale of ]. G. Mahony & Co.'s celebrated
Baltimore Oysters, and shall always keep
them on hand, and sell at the lowest MARKET
price. HIS. KING AGO,
Fe2O 2zs and 22s Second street
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS
278 Front Street,
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.
-
Ssuthern School in New York.

a ArRs. EDWARD b WHITES Enxiish ana
NJ French Boarding school for young la
dies, No. So West Forty-seaoEd street, oppo-
site Reservoir Park. Ruz cod
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OUR stock, Of which we are daily receiving,
" IA large and complete, having been re-
Gently selected by our Mr.. Gay IN the Eastern
markets. and we are offering extra induce
hope by strict attention 70 their interest to
merit continuance of the liberal patronage
heretofore extended rs.
Liberal advances made upon consignments
of any description to US. All cotton or other
goods shipped 20 MS viii be covered by our
open policies of insurance, unless otherwise
instructed. We are prepored to LII all orders
for bagging ond ties trom our -arge stock. se4
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]. r. DOWDY,
CoffOn Fa to n
oaMIS,sIoN MERCHANT,

264, corner Court and Frent streets-
s< Liberal cash adv -anees made on eos
Fouu 6GA
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LIVER

painful sensation OF having lsft zndons
Something which ought TO have been done.
Oftsu com plaininE OF weakness, debility ana
low spirits. Sometimes some Of the above
attend the disease. and at other times very
few Of them; but the liver is generally tha
organ most involved. Cure the liver with
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THE SYMPTOMS

4 Lnh . I 1MEIOMS
Liver Complaint are
uneasiness and pain
In the side. Some
|times the pain Is In
tine shoulder, and is
ism. The stomach Is
appetite and sickness,
tive, sometimes alter
mating with lax Inc
head is troubled with
pain, and dull, heavy
Sensation, considers
|bls loss OF emory,
accompanied with
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SIMMONS

mistaken for rheumat
affected with loss OF q
bowels in general cos
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Dr.. Simmons Liver Regulator,
REGULATOR.

", n. REDWIrE, late with Peoples Bank
CLAREHcE P.HUET, formerly Jobe. d1nt q &c
sAH'L MosBr. formerly Mosby Hank
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.LoSpoS, September 8s-Consols, for money,
e2S; American securities steady, Coupons
62s, 901s; 65s, s91< 67s, $50 I0-40s, IS; Erie,
lS14; Illinois, l3. Stocks steady.
LIVERPOOL, September l9.-CottOn firm
sales 40. .00o bales; MiddlIng u plands, sgd; Or
leans 95Sd. California wheat, los; req West
ern, SIS; winter, s1ls; tlour, Z55ls.
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| SAYANNAH, September le.-Cotton active;
middltngs r. &c; sales 100 bales; net receipts
z54S bales; exports, coastwtse, 2963 bales
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THE TMBROGLIO.

Upon this matter arises the question, "Is II
the duty CT the Republicans Of York county to
support the nominee Of the late convention at
Saco. at the polls.- Mr.. Lynch has represented
this District in Congress three terms quite ac-
ceptably to his constituents. has been very in
dustrious, and no man in Congress has worked
harder Especially for his renomination) and
had he been satisfied when he had received all
be was entitled and all he could in justice claim.
he might have retired from Office with q fair
share OF honor. But when member Of Con-
gress. in order 10 secure his nomination, has to
use all government patronage under his control,
and invest several thousand dollars in daily
newspaper TO place IL under the management OF
an appointee, "the pressure being great"
that faithful officer must be removed TO give
place to one much less efficient, it looks as
though the man Is trying TO obtain that which
the people are not willing to give. Let us see
how he succeeds. He Is now nominated for his
fourth term by part Of his District, under the
protest Of the other part. Mr.. Lynch and his
friends claim that party usases amount to moth
ing; therefore as Cumberland could out-yote
York In the convention, we must take Mr..
Lynch when every candid man In the district
can but admit, according 10 party usage and
fair dealing, the nomination belongs In York
county. The action Of Cumberland delegates
left those Of York tue only alternative, either to
assume the position Of whipped spaniels las
Cumberland said they were,) or withdraw from
the convention as they did, the only honorable
course they could take. York county win sus-
tain her delegates in Withdrawing from that
convention. We are not bound by the action Of
the convcu ton in the least. Now, men Of York,
docs not self-rcspect and duty 10 ourselves COM
pei US TO withhold our support FROM . candi-
date nominated against the wishes OF 50 large a
minorityl Under such circumstances, York
county would have been unit against Mr..
Lynch IN the convention but for the adrot ma
nipulatiOns q his apPOintees, who were base
enough to sell themselves and their friends for
q mess Of pottage. Mr.. Lynch may have sup
posed that the republicans Of York county, "in
their gushing simplicity" would tamely submit
to the lash. but when election day comes he will
ind he has reckoned without his host.
A YoRK COUNTY REruBLicAS.
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the peace or 100000 on the war footing.
with 100000 now ready for, Operations on
her western frontier. North Germany
going with Prussia, has 3l5.526 on the
peace, 55l, 1898 on the field or 9t4,32i on
the war footing. Of which $4,000 are in
stantly available. This would place at
Bismark's disposal $4,000 men ready at
once. and l,36i,32l in reserve. or $4,000
men more on the instant, and. hereafter,
e3l,7S5 less than the French alliance.
Should Southern Germany lend helping
hand to Prussia she would have l,O53,OOO
men, or 10000 moro than France. to
move ut once. This would leave Prussia
still reserve Of l,44l,727 men. or only
l5i,379 less than that Of France and Aus
tria coalesced.
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20 ssys Tice. his Repabhcan successor. Think OF
poor Green, OF Missouri, trampng $500 miles 10
reach The Capitol while Drake meanly cuts acsoss
lots and saycs 800 miles the former coming up ct
cost 10 the people ofSi oo The latter nor lcs than
son We used 10 pay that eminent diplomas
OWN, Of California, nearly 5000 for coming 70
Washington. We get Cole, Republican here for
,erat Jessie ID. Bright, turned his ace 10 the Cap
itol; but Morton comes down for $3.50 year. Crab
am n. Fitch OF Indiana had . very weary time ofit,
for he travelled 1855 miles and finally reached
Washington after much suffering. ut . national ex.
penss Of 81, lac. Pratt, though living In the same
town. discovered some wonderful ruute some twelve
hundred miles shorter, andso We gst him here and
back again, heavy rs heis, for Sy59,s.
That great and good man, David Tupie, whom no
wandered about like lost sheep, until finally glad
dened at the sight Of the dome; after having tav.
eled 1850 miles. Every body knows that David had
an eye single to the Story OF his country, thai he
IL boiling with economy that 20 Tar ~ nation.
nj interests ut stake, II q single Improvement
could 10 made In his mental examination, II would
be by plucking feather from the wings OF his In
ity, and yet Collar, Packard, and Others make the
distance form North Indiana TO the Capitol nom
eight 70 nine hundred miles shorter than did Tupie
The trouble was doubtless with the arithmetic
and not with David, but from one cause or another
the calculation was wrong.
Davis, the great and coetly Jeffer on, travelled
four thousand miles every time he came up To the
Capitol. and charges US one thousand SIX hundred
dollars for the trip. Revels, blscker, but more
away, cuts across the country thousand miles
nearer and charges thousand dollars less for the
Job. These figures from the official records and
challenge contradiction.
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POLITICAL.

Thirty seven Democrats put themselves
on record in the House of Representatives
last week. rs denying the validity Of the
18th and 18th amendments. Several 9TH
ers lodged.
The Democrats OF Washington county,
Ohio. in convention resolved that ''thc So
called adoption Of the Fifteenth Amend
ment was shameless mockery, having
been consummated by fraud in the north
ern States, and by the tyranny Of the
Federal army in the South, and that "this
is q white mans government, mady by
white men for white men and their pos
terity."
The name of George Dawson, Of the
Albany Journal, is mentioned In connec-
ton with the Republican nomination for
Governor ofNew York. George William
Curtis has declined TO have his namc used
for the same position. The honor seems
to take an editorial direction this year.
1t is stated that there are on the Speak
er's table in the House nearly one hum
dred bills. and on the Senate calendar
over fifty more bills, including that for
the abolition Of polyamy In Utah. Out
Of thirty.five hundred bills introduced in
to both Houses for the two sessions, not
more than five hundred will become laws.
Four appropriation bills and the Georgia
bill are now under consideration in con-
ference committees. 1t Is probable that
all but the Indian bill will be put through
in somo shape and substitute for that
will be framed. .
The Knights of st, Crispin, in their
Boston resolutions, declare "that tho Girls
pin organization knows no distinction of
race or color" This is as 1t should be.
says the n. Y. Times. The interests OF
labor arc common everywhere. whether
tho workmen be white, or black, or yell
low; and the noisy endcavor Of u few ex-
tremists here and there to drag considers.
tons of race into the Chinese question
would be contemplate IL It were not mis-
chievous. There is no cruelty. no ipius-
tice. which dogmas about race have not
been made to serve; and we may add
there Is no charlatanry which in political
discussions has not sought refuge behind
the same pretext-Having discarded this
plea in It's application to the negro, tho
United States will no. revive It as an OBJ
stable 70 tho Cinnamon. There Is nothing
In free Chinese labor To DO dreaded. The
coolio system invests tho question with
all the ugliness 10 possesses. and against
that system only may we invoke tho In
reference Of tho Government. The law
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The scene attending the abdication Of Queen
Isabella, at Basilewski Mansion, In Paris, on
the 18th ult., was quite impressive. Her Maj
esty on entering the presence OF the few Span
iaris remaining faithful to her fortunes, VA,
attired In rcse-colored silk, covered with white
lace. She wore splendid pearls In her hair,
her ears and around her neck. On her breast
was Q magnificent diamond brooch. She wa
calm and well satisfied. On her right were
Prince Don AlE,nso. her eldest son, and Infant
Don Sebastian, the youngest and sole surviv-
ing son Of Charles Nv. On her LEFT were Queen
Marie Christine, her mother. the Iniantas, and
Count d'Aquila (of Naples). There were also
present the Spanish grandees, seated according
to their ordor Of precedence. When silence
was restored the Queen said she had resolved to
abdicatc her throne, snd (, make known her
reasons for 20 doing. She then read brief
summary Of the principal events occurring dur
ing her reign, and then made proclamation
OF her abdication, ceding to her son Alfonso all
her political rights, retaining for herself over
him only her civil rights Is mother and guar
dian. The Queen then fell weeping In her
mothers arms The death warrant Of many .
dream and many fond illusion was signed !
When she grew calm, Prince Don Alfonso stood
In her plsSe, and his grandmother, Queen Ma
re Christine. Infant Don Sebastian, his great
uncle, and the Infantas, his sisters, kissed his
hand. The royal family resumed their places.
Prince Don Alfonso now occupying the place OF
honor. All the company present then filed In
front Of them, and Is they passed each bowed
and kissed Don Alfonso's and Queen IsAbella's
hand. This ceremony ended, the Queen went
up to each person present, exchanged few
friendly, kind words. and then retired.