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No one remedy is louder called
for by the necessities of the
American people than a sure and
safe cure for Fever and Ague.
Such we are now enabled TO offer,
with a perfect certainty that it
will eradicate the disease, and
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Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fever and Ague, Intermittent Fever.
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poisons.
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III ENTUCKY SCHOOL OF MED-
N MCMNE.
The Eighteenth Annual Session OF the In
stitution will commence on MONDAY the
Third day Of October. 1870, and will con-
tinue till the last of February. 1871.
A preliminary Course Of Lectures will be
given commencing September 18th.
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The attention of patrons and others inter
ested, is called to the Circular of the School
ticies Expenses and conditions of Admis.
SION augl6w2m
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I'VE offer for sale the ensuing season large
w and we'll grown stock of Fruit trees,
Vines, etc, of every description, adapted TO
the South and at
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DIR. j. c. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and AnaIytteoI Chessfsas,
AND SOLD ALL ROUND THE WORLD.
PRICE, S1.oO PER BOTTLE.
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BELGIUM.

NAPOLEON RECEIVED WITH IMPERIAL
HONORS.
OsTEND, September I2-The MOrgen
Zeitunq, OF Hesss Cassel, gives the par
ticulars of the arrival Of the L operor
Napoleon at Cassel. He was accompanied
by General Felix Douay and LebrUn as
prisoners on parole, and by a brilliant
STAFF of French officers on parole.
The Prussisn civil and military author
itiss of Hesse in full uniform, received
him at the station with a company Ol
Prussian infantry as guard Of honor,
and a squad of hussars keeping back the
people. The Emperor, who was received
with an imperial salute, wore the uniform
OF a Lieutenant General, but no sword /;
his breast was covered with orders and
he wore an undress scarlet cape. He is
quite corpulent and looked very gray
The Empress Eugenie is still at the Ma
rine Hotels, at Hasting, attended by Fer
diuand DeLesseps, Madame DeLesseps
and Nine. Theirs, all ladies OF the court
who came with her Majesty to Belgium
and remained in that country.
KING WILLIAM WILL ONLY TREAT WITH
NAPOLEON.
OsrEND, September l2.-Later intelli-
gsnce from the Prussian headquarters is
that, in reply 20 proposition made by
the Austrian Legation, King William de-
clares that he viii listen 10 no proposition
OF peace only in the Tuileries and from
the Imperial government of France.
KING WILLIAM IN HOT WATER.
BRUSSELS, September y, 4 p.m.-Italyi
Austria and Russia are agreed in prin-
ciple, and have authorized Russia to ask
Prussia for an armistice. A dispatch to
that effect was sent by telegraph 10 Ber-
lin. No answer yet received.
Lord Lyons, who heretofore acted as
Intermediary between France and Prus-
sia, has resigned the task in favor OF
Olozaga, the Spanish minister.
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ITALY
PRACEABLR OCCUPATION OF ROME BY THE
ITALIAN ARMY.

PRACEABLR OCCUPATION OF ROME BY TIL E
ITALIAN ARMY.
PARIS, Sept. 12.-SignOr MOrdenai has
arrived in Paris. He brings assurance
that the Italian Government has deter
mined TO fOrestall all revolutionary move
ments in Italy in regard to Rome by an
official occupation OF Roman territory,
without the slightest intention Of harming
the Pope, 20 preserve the Catholic world
from great catastrophe.
Several Cardinals have gwen in their
adhesion TO the necessity for this step.
The Italian army now holds all roads,
north and south, leading into Roman ter
Titory.
An italian squadron is at Civita Yec-
CHA.
No conflict is anticipated with Zouaves,
Gen. Kemzler, Papal War Minister,
having given his opinion that the Papal
forces do not justify any attempt at resist
ance.
the Italian Government that il has no in
tention OF interfering in any way with the
question of Rome.
Upon the Occu patton of the city popu-
lar vote will be taken throughout the
Papal States upon the annexation of the
Pspal territory to Italy.
PROGRESS OF THE ITALIAN REVOLUTION.
OMIETo, September 12.-The population
of the province Of NitnebO have origin
ated an insurrectiOnary movement OF a
formidable character. Shouts OF "iong
live the King Of Italy'' are heard on al
sides. The male population are armed,
and are formed into guerrilla bands for
the purpose of harassing the Papal
zouaves The latter are intrsnched at
Yitrebo, Monte Fuascone and Yalenteno.
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..IhOu shaIt Not Swear Falsely. !,

WASHINGTON, September 12.-Bids for
furnishing seven millions one hundred
and forty thousand pounds beef cattle on
hoof, and three hundred and fifty thou
sand pounds of bacon to the Indian tribes
at their agencies in Dakota, were opened
at the Indian Bureau to-day. There were
eighteen bids, including two proposing to
deliver the supplies at st. Joseph. The
latter were rejected, as not in accordance
with the advertisement. The bids for cattle
ranged from So rs to 81 95 per 100 pounds,
and four bids for bacon at is to 251z cents
per pound. Joseph +. Gibbs, of st. Louis,
was the lowest bidder for beef, viz: 50 rs
per 100, and j. w. Bosrer, of Carlisle,
Penn. was the lowest bidder for bacon,
viz: is cents per pound. sl.as-
The United States Marshal of Virginia
arrested Joseph Arundel, postmaster at
Farmyille station, and brought him to
Alexandria TO answer the charge of per
Jury, in that he voted for the ordinance of
secession and afterward took the IRON
clad oath. The case was continued until
October. The PROCEEDINGS were instigated
by man who wanted his Office.
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The gems d'arms have disarmed the in
surrectionists, and the King of Italy has
guaranteed the maintenance of order.
Advices have been received from
Florence, dated llth inst, stating that the
entire country was deeply sgitsted. Ital-
ian flags are everywhere displayed, with
plRcards upon which are the
motto Of Long live Victor Eman-
tle ;" These flags are visible in the cafes
and on the corners of evry street.
"A large meeting was held last evening
at MOdena in favor of the occupation oi
Rome.
A dispatch from Florence dated mid
night last night states that orders were
given for the Royal troops to enter Rome
without unnecessary delay.
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Death ON Railroads.

ALIENTowE, Pa, Sept. ia terrible
accident occurred to the train due here on
the Lehigh and Susquehanna railroad at
2:45. 1t had left Catasaqua but q few
minutes when it ran over a COW. The
rear car was thrown over an embankment
and a number of passengers, mostly Phil
adelphians, seriously injured. One lady
had the whole of her upper lip cut of.
Another had her head severely cut. S.
p. Coughlin, of Florence HEIGHTS, N. j.,
was seriously injured. Mr.. Jamison, of
Philadelphia, cut his forehead. B. f.
Borge, Of Mauch Chunk, injured his head.
Several other gentlemen received slight
injuries. l..-a
CONCORD, N. H., September 12.-The
engine of the passenger train for Ports
mouth to-day was thrown off tho track
by a collision with cattle. Geo. Sawyer,
bralkesman, had his legs broken, and VIM.
Preston, engineer, was fatally injured.
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TELEGRAMS.

Cholera is raging in Havana, Cuba.
A Prussian loan will be tried in Lon
don.
The Democrats carried Bangor yester-
day.
Corsairs have passed into the Mediter-
ranean.
It is reported that an armistice has been
agreed on.
The Germania has returned from the
North Pole.
Mexicans are fighting one another
c everywhere.
Paris will be sturduy defended, so let
ter writers say.
Dispatches from Maine indicate heavy
Democratic gains. srr-H
Americans now are the most popular
gentlemen N Paris.
The Prussians on Sunday night were at
Metun. LSee map.l
The Empress Eugenie was concealed
three daysln Brussels.
Twenty thousand volunteers eft Mar
| seilles yesterday for Paris.
The Chinese are stil violent and muir
derOus toward foreigners.
The great Louisville, KY, Fair opens
to-day. Premiums, Sl0,00G.
Victor Emmanuel offers to guarantee
the Independence of the Pontiif. .-t
The Archbishop of Posen denies that
Prussia wages an anti Catholic war.
Theirs viii visit at once the courts of
Austria, Russia and London. What for?
The Democrats have made great gair s
in the Maine State election of yesterday.
There is TO be another cable from Eng
land to the United States. London wants
it.
An unknown pedagogue of Quincy,
Illinois, viii be made minister 70 Eng
| land.
Demonstrations of sympathy with
France continue among the Republicans
in Spain.
The anniversary of the battle ofNorth
Point was celebrated yesterday in Balti-
more.
Italian troops entered Roman territory
on the 18th, and the Pope has lost all tenn
poral power.
The loss OF fine vessel of war causes
suspicion among the French that her Off
GERS were paid for the job of destroying
the ship.
Successes of the French at Montmedy
and Toul have caused an advance in
French securities and enliveped the
BOurse.
E3-GONHIuUE OOEulbS JIeHiubS ONNI
the New Orleans Democratic Convention.
The question of admitting negro dele
gates comes up to-day.
The mob in Paris greeted Washburne
| yesterday with loud huzzas. He is sup
| posed to have delivered an eloquent
| speech in French-in horn.
1t is reported that the italian troops
| have crossed the Roman frontier, and
| that the Italian people are wild with ex-
| element and clamoring to 20 TO Rome
/ whether the authorities wish il or not.
Grant has sent an official dispatch to
/ Washburne, Bancroft and Motley, say
/ ing we could not act with other powers in
relation to war, but if our good offices
we're required by belligerents They would
| be freely extended. He rominds them
! that we must carefully guard against
"entangling foreign alliances.
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Snuth AmsrIca.

American news by to-day's steamer iE
unimportant. Chilli has inaugurated a
new ministry, and given up the further
prosecution Of the Aranac war, having
expended since 1861 $4,000 900 in the at
tempt to conquer the Indians.
The Argentine republic has contracted
for a submarine telegraph to Brazil, TO be
completed in eighteen months.
The republic of. Salvador has just con-
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UNITED STATES.
THE PEACE OF PARIS MAINTAINED

THE PEACE OF PARIS MAINTAINED.
NEW YORK September I2.-The Worlds
Paris correspondent teleErsphs: This
city is beginning to be isolated. We have
had no mail to-day from London, and no
dispatches have come through by tele-
graph except Tor the newspapers. The
government exercises a suPervisiOnai Of
nee in the Place De Ia B0Urse, from which
alone dispatches are allowed 20 be sent.
II is conducted fairly, but is positive.
The aspect Of the city is perfectly tran
quill, though not at all gay. No fears OF
mob violence are entertained by any one,
Notwithstanding rumOrs 20 that effect
which seem 10 be spread abroad In Eng
land and Belgium. repeat that | have
never seen public order more perfect than
since the proclamation Of the Republic.
Henri ROchefort, who was much feared
in office, manifests a most conservative
temper. he is of great use in controlling
the extreme Radicals
RUSSIA, AUSTRIA AND ENGLAND FOR
PEACE.
NEW YORK, September 12.-The lega-
tiOns of Russia and Austria are busily Al
work in the interest OF peace, and il is be-
lieved they would already have secured
an armistice bad not be English Govern.
ment blocked the way by It's hesitation
and half hostile as1iIuds. The English
understanding with the King Of Prussia
adverse to the wishes Of Count Bismarck
in order to secure, II possible, the sup.
preston Of the Repu bic. ] have 1t on
high authority that Count Bismarck de-
sires neither Alsace nor Lorraine, and is
anxious 20 secure peace as soon as pOssi-
bic, but King William is bitterly opposed
70 any negotiation with the republican
authorities and insists upon advancing u
Paris to crush the revolution before tn,
fever can extend TO Germany.
THE FRENCH or NEW YORK IN MAS
MEETING.
NEW YORK, September l2.-An eHthu
sisstic meeting OF the French Union Re
publican League was held YESTERDAY
morning at No. 100 Prince street, for thu
patriotic purpose OF promoting and for
wardiDg volunteers to France, and tn
collection Of funds for the sufferers by Jhl
war. A hearty acceptance Of the Repub
lie was the prevailing sentiment of thos'
present. resolution was adopted
thanking the Irisbmen vino supported the
cause Of Liberalism In Europe, and 10 WEI
also resolved 20 celebrate the prOclama-
tion oftbe Republic by a mass meeting OF
the I'D of September, the anniversary o
the FIRST French revolution Of 1892.
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Cincinnati Items.

CINCINNATI, September ia fire
broke out IN Haskin's stable, in Pomeroy,
Ohio, on Saturday night and extended
across Merchants street and consumed a
square of buildings. Loss estimated at
$3.50, coo; supposed to be the work of in
cendiary.
Fort Wayne, Nance and Cincinnati
railroad commenced running regular
through trains from Fort Wayne to Gin
cinnati to-day.
By accidental explosion of three kegs
of powder on Friday, the store house OF
Lewis Mcdonald, at sulphur Springs,
and Mr.. Mcdonald, George Gavre, and a
young man named Priest, and a son OF
McDonald's, four years old, were killed.
George w. Gordon was also dangerously
hurt. Loss on property $1,000.
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WAsHINsToN, September 12.-Congress-
man Sheldon, who arrived to-day from
New Orleans, contradicts the yellow fever
statements concerning that city, saying
that few sporadic cases existed, and
the reported cases we're two weeks ago,
there having previously been not more
than five or six
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Biz Snakes and Famine

OMAHA, September IA letter from
Springyilie says skull of large mon
ster OF serpent, has been found al place
near Utah lake.
A droughth prevails in Salt Lake valley
and fires are numerous.
A new gold mining district is reported
to have been discovered in Wyoming ter
ritery near the headwaters of Green river.
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ORDINANCE.
Rr Councilman Dnnoan:

By Couneilman Dnnean: U1 Vr
Be q ordained bg the General COuReR o. fAs
Cstyof Memphis, as follows: .t
SECTION / The Following alleys are hereby
directed to be paved with stone, to-Wlt: The
alley north of Jefferson street, from Second
street to Fourth street. end the alley north OF
Court street, from Second street 70 Fourth
street. t...-. ...rt f......... ..-ra.r
See z The cost OF said pavement, inelu I
ing that Of the grading necessary for pTept|r-
ing the alleys for the pavement, shall be
sessed upon the lots admitting and bonndh
the alleys, in the manner prescribed by tie
charter and ordinances of thefcity. -.
f Sec 3. The City Engineer is hereby d.
rected to prepare specifications for pav5-
ment on the above named alleys similar 70
that heretofore laid on alleys in this city, and
to advertise for ten days FOR proposals for tile
execution OF the work. a. -...
BY a suspension Of the rules the erdinsncs
passed a second and hnal reading by Tie
Board OF Aldermen, August 8. fS70. Pass'
hrst reading by Council 3 rules suspende1
and ordinance lost. Reconsidered by COuu-
Gil, september 7, lS70, and passed q second
and hnal reading, September z, 1870. ...
4 ,ApprOved, September 10, 1870.
II - JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor.
Aetest: L. r. RICHARDs. CITY Register.
saDII t--..trs sfr.-r.r.t. ~ W.FtgrL.. e
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MARRIED.

. LOVIN-AYERY-0n August 20, 1870, by
Rev. David Walk, Pastor Linden Street Chris
tian Church, Mr.. j. J. DOWN and Mrs ANNIE
AVERY, all of this city.
MARgS7RUSK-On the Ilth inst, by, the
Rev. David Walk. of the Christian Church,
Mr.. JOHN W. MARKS, of the NJ. and c. r. r.,
TO Mrs. GERTRUDE RUsK. formerly of Cairo.
lCairo papers please eopy,l EsIhF
FREEMAN-LENOW-A Leona, the resi-
dence of the BRIDES father, Col. Joseph Lee
now, on Tuesday morning, 18th, Mr.. ED. T.
FREEMAN and Miss Lou BLANCHE LENow, all
of this city--the Rev. s. II. Ford, DID,, ON.
ciating. No cards.
[Richmond, Norfolk and Baltimore papers
NIL aanv I .H..rH i. al
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For Sale, Rent or Exchange

MY FARM, u mile from fernando De-
wi pot; s0J Rcres-I5e open; new dwelling 5
rooms good out-houses, stock, farming uten-
ails corn, etc, for sale, rent or exchange for
city property; one hour by N. and T. P X.
from Memphis; years credit.
Apply to q. ". Robinson on the premises,
or j. H. TAFFI,
sell 3Gl Second street.
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zine I.-.southern Paclfio RalIroad.

NEW York, September IA fire at
Edgewater, Staten Island, this morning,
destroyed thirty buildings and from
S75, 600 70 100000 worth of property.
One hundred families are rendered home
less, and many are now camping in, tents.
The fire was still burning late this after
noon. No further damage, however, is
anticipated.
The corporatOrs of the Southern Trans
Continental Railroad Company met this
afternoon, with General Fremont as
President, and adjourned to Thursday,
when permanent organization will be
effected. T...s
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DIED.

HINDMAN-In this city. on the 18th at 6
O'Clock am. at the residence of her daughter
Mrs. Jane Puckettl, No. go Poplar street,
Mrs. SALLlE hINDMAN, in the S0th year OF
her age, relict of the late Col. I. G. Hind.
man, sr., and mother of the late Gen. 7. O.
Hindman, JE1ssf1a 90 f4ltal t'il
Services at the residence by the Rev. Dr..
steadman, this CTUEsDAY) morning, atnine
o'clock.
LoONEY-On the evening of the l7th inst.
DANIEL W. LooNEY.
The friends and acquaintance of the fam
lily are respectfully invited to attend his fu-
neral, from his late residence, head OF Ala
bama street, this CTUESDAYD afternoon, at
an,clocir
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GENERAL SUMMARY.
Census Reports.

WAsBIEGroN, September l2.-The Gen.
sus Bureau has not yet received full re-
turns from any of the larger cities, but
expects some during the present week.
Names are now coming in at rate of two
milliens and half per day.
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nN THURSDAY, September q, 1870, as As.
~ signee IN Bankruptcy ot tLe estate O
Howell, Wood & Co., VIII, between tht
hours OF IU o'clock am and II noon, IN nom
OF the Courthouse IN the town of Helena
state OF Arkansas, offer Tor sale, 20 the high
est bidder, for cash, a part OF the estate d
said bantrupts the following described per
sonai property, In the county OF Phillips, In
the State OF A Arkansas, to-wiL: a certain Dis-
IiIlery, situated on the land OF A. wilkins
near Phillips Bay, on and near the bank o.
st. Francis river; the distiilery building IS I
feet long, 20 Ieet wide, two stories high : one
boiler 70 feet long ana 30 inches in diameter
one tubular boiler ~ feet long ana ~ inche:
in diameter, with two engines attached
bOlted on side of boiler; cylinder inches IN
diameter and % inches stroke; the boilers
are separate = one marsh tub, rmentinE
tubs, etc, etc.; capacity Tor running foul
hundred gallons per day. There Is also th'
privilege Of n five or ten years lease of thI
land upon which the distillery Is situated
which may be had as parties may desire
S. W. LAMBETH, Assignee
EeufoFn her II Ig7O sell
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A. C. TREADWELL& & BROS.
Wholesale Gr0Cers
COTTON FACTORS,
NC. u UNION STREET, .l5a.
StnneMaI Block. Memphis, Tenn.

pB- From the above card tt win be seenthat
A. G. Treadwell. late of Meachsm q Tread
we'll and Treadwell Bros. have united under
firm style of a. C. Treadwell & Bros. To their
frieuds who have heretofore patrontzed them
so Iiberally, they return SINCERE tha nlksi ana
TO them and to all who may favor US with
their patronage, we pledge our best EFFORTS
~ aI,a PtsdaSE ~ A. .TREADWELL q BROS.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE EAIR

OPENS October 8, 1870. Large premiums
" are offered. Competition is open to all
the States. No charge for exhibition. Pre-
MUM list sent, postpaid. TO any address, on
application TO JOHN H. WILLIAMS. General
Agent, No. . Public Square, Nashville, Tenn.
So Railroad fare at halt rates. sells
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SEPARATING eeTToN.eN
THE COTTON CROP OF 1910

CtAN be gathered IN the boll-hEIls. lee res,
u stems and all. The drop cotton and nu-
opened boils can be saved. .--T. Il. ....5.I
THE SEPARATING COrroS-3IS VIII save al,
and gin it. out eiesner, less cut, ana leSs
mapped lint, than can be made rom stn8
held in the usual way, by the best gins 10"
In use. uaE Er H.fa
SS Send for circular.
DOWDALL, PAGE & CO., st, I!puis. 10.
lyl6-d&W 1I.I laH rIuaiI 2hla Makers
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LeXjputuu Races,

LEXINGTON, September 12.-The regu-
lar fall meeting commenced over the As
sociation course to-day. For the Produce
stake, mile heats, for three year olds,
there we're twenty-five entries, only five
starting. Harper's b. c. Littleton, l, l;
Swigert's b. f. Annetta, 3, 2; ValIing's b.
I. Twinkle, 4, 3; Vaughan 81 Lisle's chest
nut colt. 2, 4; II. 7. Duncan's bay filly, 8,
dis. Time-l :45L, :45L.
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Chamher nf cnmmarca

DY provision of the Bylaws OF the Cham
ID ber OF Commerce, the name OF the fol-
lowing committee. appointed to select offi-
ceJ S for the ensuing year. are published Jno.
T. Silatton, W. d. Cherry, l. NJ. Bill, J. j..
Rawlings and j. @. LOnkdale, sells