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The hsckmen of the city have gone to
work in q systematic way TO remove the
stigma that has been brought on their rep
utsLion by some bad members of the pro-
fession. The following memoranda to the
legislature was circulated and signed ex-
tensively by our best business men yes.
terdsy:
We, the undersigned citizens and tax
payers of this State respectfully represent
un!O your hodOrable BODY that the taxes
upon the privilege of driving carriages for
hire are exhorbitsnt, unequal and unjust.
The constitution of our state declares
that all property shall be taxed according
to its value, and that all taxes shall be
equal and uniform; yet q hack and horses
OF b value of $500 Is taxed by the Stete:
AID vslorem, s. so; license, SIS; total, SIS 60
An amount equal TO the tax imposed by
Law upon $500 worth of property.
We suggest to you that, by the princi-
pies of our institutions, the power to tax
is only coextensive with the dnty of pro-
lection; the criterion of the necessity of
this against the violence of cupidity is the
money value of the objects of desire; but
no practical money value can be given TO
the labor which sustsins its own life; and
any law which taxes the direct efforts of
labor, without regard to the value OF its
products, is neither republican nor wise.
The driver who engages 10 carry passen-
gers is A. much q lsbOrer as the plowman
In his furrow; yet the one is free from
taxation, while the former pays, in State,
and municipal tsxeF, S52-equal TO
The tax on $500 worth Of property.
All she new Fall styles az Francisco a
body Hotel.
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Irregular; mess, SIS Sails e.; prime, SlOai0 b:
prime mess, S1lall Is.
cHNCIHaATI.
CINCINNATI, October 5.-Cotton firm with q
fair demand; low middling, l9<c. Flour dull
and dropping; family, So S0a7 10. Wheat dull
and lower; red, 81 43ai As Corn dull but I'M
changed, S5a54c. Rye steady with moderate
demand, &a40c. Barley quiet and unchanged,
SOcaSl. Groceries and OH unchanged. Eggs
steady with moderate demand Butter dull
demand, l4al4Zc. Pork 1rm with light de-
mand at Sl3. Lard arm with light demand at
VIC. Bulk meats are in fair demand and high
err sales, 00sOO0 lbs; rough sides, sc; sides are
held az b1zc- Bacon Is In fair demand and
higher; sales Of sides were made at Tza75ze;
mSGd s5a hfa6s at rs; e.. Hogs are In fatI de- e-
demand and frm, 81 3s4 50. Whisky irregu-
lar; sales were made at &c and s71c; closing at
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, October 5.-Tobacco firm and
u~ncnangedi sales " hhcs. Bagging quiet but
steady at nal9c. Cotton active, l8zc. Flour
Grain quiet but firm; wheat, 81 40sI 50; corn,
5Oaooci OATS 3Is3Sci rye, Sc on arrival. Provt-
sions nrmsr and IN better demand; mess pork,
SL3al3 %; bacon shoulders, ne; clear RIB sides,
TIC; clear sides, sc; hams, plain, IKE; sugar
at 95c.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. October 5.-FIour quiet. Wheat
No. 2spring closed nrm, 81 1914 for October.
This afternoon irregular, 81 lg<. CorD-No. 2
mixed moderately active, closed at A6Za46Hc.
Oats-No 2 steady, closed at 9Ta2Zc. Rye
No. 2 easier, closed at 64zc. Bafley-No. 2
spring stronger, closed at 5SHc. HfghWines
dull, S3zc- Mes pork nrmer5 closed at slSa
Il u cash, and SIS l3al3 . for De ember. Lard
nrm at nc cash. Hogs dull, 81 lOa4 AZ. Cattle
dull, S2a5.
NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, October 6.-Cotton firm with a
fair demand; low middling, lSc. Flour nTm
with a fair demand; supernne, s5a5 50; family,
seas. Wheat, oats, corn, rye and barley active
and unchanged Cornmeal, 65a7Oc. Bacon
shoulders, nc; clear sides, SEc. Hams-sugar-
cured, l41zal6c. Lard, l0zc.
MOBILE
MOBILE, October 6-Cotton market firm;
middling, lSza20c; net receipts, 53l; exports,
coastwise. 44; sales, 600; stock, l0,2H bales.
CHARLESTOE.
CHARLESTON, Oct~Ober5.-Cotton steady; mid
ding, lS5zc; net receipts lSl7; exports, coast
wise, 1898; sales, 50C; stock, 1855 bales.
SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, October 5.-Cotton in good de-
msnd; low middling, l9c; net receipts, 1873;
sales, 500; stock, 1854 bales. X
LONDON, October 5.-Consols, s2Za98. United
States coupons of 1852, 5-2s. SO; do '5, 93A;
do 81, 921z; d. l04Os, 60 Bullion In the Bank
PARIS, October 5.-Rentes, 56f 73c.
LIVERPOOL, October 5.-Cotton strong; up
lands, $50; Orleans, l0al01sd; sales, $1,000 bales;
export N speculation, 1000. Breadstuffs
quiet. Corn, 33s Cd. Beef, 7Os. Lard, as Sd.
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ENTs.

AT THE THEATER, the Hart, Rymsn q
Barney Ministries nave for several nights
given Performances that not only drew
and paid well, but pleased and delighted
all whO composed the audiences. 1t is
seldom nova day that we are confronted
by b burnt-cork business done up in so
SUPERIOR style. The Jokes are new and
devoid Of vulgRrity, the hits are apt and
well made, and the quips and cranks are
as peculiarly fresh as the personnel Of the
troupe can make them-s personnel that.
by b way, proves that eVeB for negro
minstrelsy las the highly cultured would
ssyl there Is necessary something like
extrsvagant burlesQue of high and low
life, musical skill, and the profess
Hional enthusiasm that induces sbsn-
don, and the absence of self, so essen
tial to successful expression of the comic
side of nature, whether it be the negro or
any of the prominent nstionalities OF Eu-
rope, all of which are noted for their pc
cnliarities. The best examples of this
educated snd thoughtful ability in min |
as we remember Il, were the |
Christys and Buckleys, Jim-Crow Rice,
the daddy of the business, NeWcomb. |
Eph Horne, Rumsey, Campbell and Psel. |
all noted for the careful study of what
they attempted, with view to effect.
with these are Hart, Ryman and
Barney. They are characterized by natu-
There is no effort, no straininR
Ior effect. They seem to be- of the scenes
which they are cast, and to be the veri-
able characters whose gross o~ffenses
against all usual rule of conduct, speech
md idea sffoId q eve ending fund of
from which their auditors can
raw largely, and at pleasure.
We will not soon forget John Hart as
In PoMpsy's Patsents. 1t is
piece of rscy characterization, quiet I
q humor but decided for tbs prominence !
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BO4RBERS

NEW BOARDING HOUSE-No. IS POPLAR
N street, Memphis, Tennessee. This house
has been newly repaired and furnished. arc
IA In every way q nIst-class boarding house,
by day or week.
sepI A.g.CHEEK, Proprietor,
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PERSONAL.

Our coroner J. G. Moffstt, was put on
the streets yesterday, after q long and
severe spell of sickness. he is now i'm
proving very fast.
". E. Nelson, Ssrdis, Miss; Colonel J.
nj. Nelson, Bay Springs, Miss; Colonel
J. W. Dsrdin, Sesrcy. Ark; Captain
John G.. Lewis, Ark; John Chamberlin,
ana family, Little Rock, Ark; T. B.
Kent, DssArc, Ark, are among the arri-
walls at the Commercial Hotel.
We are glad to be able to welcome home
again from Europe in renewed health,
Mr.. j. Stan. Menken, Of the firm of Men,
ken Bros, of this city, He has been abb
sent for the past two years recruiting
from sickness induced by too hard work,
something that is common TO American
merchants. By the advice of friends Mr.
Menken made the tour from which he re-
turns looking as if he had taken a new
lease of life, and was ready for all the
storms that time has hesped in his csbi-
net of trials.
Our friend, MI. C. P. Oakley, ticket and
freight agent of the Memphis snd Little
Rock railroad, was the recipient of q sur
prise by express, while in Philadelphia,
recently, in attendance upon the railroad
convention. This surprise psTtook Of the
shape of & gold watch, and emansted from
the employees Of the Mississippi and Ten
nessee railroad, of which Mr.. Oakley was
for many years a leading officer. The
tribute was as handsome and as hand
sOmely rendered as it wss deserved. MI.
Oakley is q modest gentleman, but, with
al. q most efficient railroad officer. He
has our renewed considerations, etc.
Don't buy your new Fail Hat until
you have examined h late styles and
low prices at Francisco a Virgins, I'M
der the eabOd
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T PARAGRAPHS.

The first shipment Of new molssses
from Louisiana was received to-day by
Stewart Bros. & Gwynne.
The rotary advertising table, ]. q
Lyon, agent, has been placed in position
st the Peabody hotel.
Never before were finer spples to be
seen on the fruit-stsnds. But "three for
q quarter" is rather digging in price.
We thank Colonel J. @. Mscabees,
secretary of the Iron Mountain and Hele-
ma railroad, for s COPY of a very elaborate
and useful map, showing the route of his
rosd and its principal connections.
-Spirituslists should be rehesrsinR.
An amateur in that line will be along here
in about ten days to show just show the
old thing works"
Mr.. L. Epperson reports that nearly
all the cotton in Gibson and ObiOn coun-
les is now open, snd only 8 half crop
will be made. But the corn crop makes
up for it-mOre than an average yield will
be gathered.
Davidson county has ~sixty-one msgis-
trstes. Shelby county, with twice the
wealth, brains and population, has not
half that many justices. This Is consols-
ton. Only fancy q court with sixty-one
judges OF the bench, each anxious to
make q speech upon every subject that
turns up.
A negro man named Pointer, in the
employ of Messrs. Ames, Beattie
& Co, and who is said to be q
w~eIl-behsved man, asks hat we ex-
plain that the disturbance created
in the fernando street car s couple
OF weeks sgo was not brought about
by any mbehsvior on his part. A gentle
man present verifes the statement made
by Pointer, and we are glad that the facts
have t~rsnspired which rests the RESPONSE
bility on the shoulders of others than
bin.
The jury in the first circui. court, that
investigated the claim Of A O'Hsrs for
damages against the Louisville road,
brought in q verdict for the defendants
yesterday; but they signed a petition to
the company asking hat something be
done for him. as he had lost a leg in the
service of the company. Tne petition
says that it is the opinion of the jury he
is entitled to all proper care, and that it
would be but proper for the company to
provide him some means of making a
living. All the jurors signed the docu-
ment.
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LAST WORDS.
No More 10 be Heard from sIOta" on
the Subject of Grammar.

Editors AppeGi-My only object in sd-
dressing you on the subject of grammar,
was to place the matter in its true light
before an intelligent and discerning pub
lie. Having done this to the best of my
ability, 1 decline to continue the discus
ion with "X. Y" as it is worse than
useless to combat q prejudice which clings
with so great a tenacity to old methods,
and condemns the new without listening
TO the arguments of theory or testing the
results of practice. Since a Common
Sense" view Of the subject has been taken,
1 sbsndon the field to ADLER champions,
yet fear that little can be gained in deal
ing with the mstteT-of-fact minds which
fail to discern the fine argument so skill
fully interviewer with the "sevsn" olive
branches.
One word in conclusion in reference to
correspondent "Guss," who says, in
of his sphorisms: ''The great business
of the teacher is to learn the children how
to learn" 1 would refer him to Webster,
to any g-rammsrian, who viii teach him
that the verb to learn is intrsnsitive in
our language. When he is able TO re-
model his opening sentence, so that
it may be understood, what is to be
"dlseussed," what "Tescinded, [" and what
established" his article will Dc worthy
the consideration of those interested in
the cause of education. IOTA.
In advance of ali competitors. The
e Sensation Hat, at Francisco a. Wig
gins, BOZ Main.
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NOTICE TO ~0aTRAcI0as.

AEMPHIS AND RALEIGH RAILROAD,
vi Once, Woodruff block, No H5 Main st.
Sealed proposals for the construction OF
the Memphis and Raleigh railroad win be
received ty the undersigned until October
~, 1871. The work embraces clearing, earth
work, piiework, G oszties and tracklaying.
Bids Will he ieceived for the Whole or any
part OF the Wogk or for the entire construc
ton and equipment OF the road, ready for
operation. A profile and specifications can
be seen on and after the 9Th instant Bond
and security VIII be required Of contractors
Tor performance Of contract. The eompan
reserves the right TO reject any or AL Of said
proposals. ]. 7. SWAYNE
Oh. PRESCOTT, Seciy = tenn. Pres1-
MEMPHIS, TENN October 3. ISL oc5
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seeond Circuit Court HaIsey. JudRe,

~
To-day the cases undisposed of on yes
terdRy's calendar will be called for, the
trials being from 36S to 44~0iuclusive; Nos.
81. 374, S9I, S95, 4O4, AIS, Ale, 42I, 1872 and
4S7 excepted,
The following additional cases will also
bs called.
2Js, Taylor, Cole & Mcleod vs. Charleston.
346, Selby VS. Pyne.
45O, Cossitt VS. Miss and Tenn RR Co.
45I, Madden VS. Larktn.
452, Madden VS. Larkin.
453, Irwin VS. Sells. a.
454, Lea VS. Pickett, Wormley & Co.
ASS, Cummings, admir-, VS. Mallory,
ass, Woods VS. Bowers.
459, Nichols VS. Nichols.
400, Wolcott, smith & Co VS. Able.
462, Miller VS. Farley.
1888, Apisworth VS. II and A Of Memphis.
464, Ford VS. Baum, admir-.
465, Heron. Rodgers & Paddock YsWolteinof.
466, Chamberlain VS. Downs d Co.
467, Cloth va Higgins.
46S, Trotter VS. Scott.
409, Saffarans. admir-, VS. Humphrey & Co.
40, Gibson VS. Appefson.
All, McHarry VS. Mcmahon.
Az, Webster, Marsh q Co VS. hubbard d Co.
473, Hall VS. Anderson ct al.
III, Stockslager, admir- VS. S~choonover, admir-.
478, Bond VS. Brinkley.
AZ, McAllister VS. Southern Express Co.
AIS, Schoonover, admr, vs. Hayden.
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The association met at the circuit court
room, pursuant to notice. The President
being absent, Colonel Moses was called to
the chair.
The report of Minor Merriwether, Snow.
ing disbursements of the relief committee
for The last quarter, was read, received
ard adopted.
The committee for auditing the accounts
Of the secretary and treasurer was granted
further time.
Committees were appointed to put on
foot q series of lectures and other enter
tainments for the winter, and q special
committee was appointed to invite Colonel
E. W. Mumford to deliver, at the next
meeting of the association, a lecture, on
the life and services of General Albert
Sydney johnson.
After the transaction of other important
business, the association adjourned to
Thursday, October 18th.
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OUR LIQUORS

The peculiar beauty of old liquors is
that they contain all their exhilirRting
qualities without any of the dangerous,
frey nature that distinguish them in
their youth Old whisky is wholesome;
1t is only the new that Injuries the sys-
tenn. There is n house in the city,
John Lilly's, SOL Main street, that has a
reputation for old liquors. The house
deals extensively In old wines, brandies
WHISTLES and cordials. The family GUS
ON Of Nh. Lilly would crafty the am
bition Of an ordinary business man who
is in the habit of making big profits,
but Mr. Lilly sells his liquors at reason
able rates. If III own Judgment is valu-
able in such things, Mr.. Lilly has the
endorsement of it for old and whole
some liquors. The house is a wholesale
establishment.
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0R STnLEh.

nOG-From S4 Jefferson street. on the 2lst
IL Of SEPTEMBER. a small blacE-and-tan q r
above numbe oc4
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Ias0LvEET NOTICE.

LAYING suggested the Insolvency OF the
II estate OF Alfred JaHksoD, deceased, no,
ttce Is hereby given to all persons having
Clerk of the County Court of shelby county,
Tennessee, and hle the same, authenticated
in the manner prescribed by law. on or be-
FORE the Attn day OF April, 1877; and n
elstms not filed on or before said day, or be-
fore an appropriation OF the funds of said es-
tate Is made, will be forever barred, both In
law Rnd equity. This October 4, 1871.
oc5 E. Q. STEPHENSON. Admir-
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SPECIAL ATTEsTIOH

Is called to the above announcement OF the
President and Bo ard of Directors There Il
not the least doubt but what All the tickets
Will be sold. The very low price at which
hey are plsced-tWO dollars viii enable
all TO contribute their mite coward
identifying the grounds OF The Association,
and making other Improvements. This is no
private enterprise, but Is gotten up by the
Board of Direetors-whose nigh standing e.
public-spirtJed and energetic citizens cannot
be questioned-fnr the sole purpose of bene-
nt'tng the public. by adding TO the beauty OF
their fsir grounds
TO thu Fair on that day, II those holding
them cheese to attend, and q chance In four
hundred Gnt eiglty-one cash premiums,
The lumber OF tickets Is limited 10 10000,
and under no circu dstance win more than
that lumber be solo.
AL prizes viii be paid In CASH.
Your attention . called to the names OF the
~ gentlemen, h compose the
Hon. JACOB TH0MPsoN. President
ESOCH ENsLKY, First Stcs-President.
Eli RAYNER Second Vice-PresfdenL
r. D. GOODWIN, Third Vice-president
J. II. EDAONDsOE Fourth Vice resident.
JOHN BRowE, Fifth Vice President.
JoHN 7. SFRATToN, Treasurer.
LEON. TRoUsDALE, Secretary.
JOSEPH BRUCE, NAPOLEON HILL,
B BAYLIss JOHN O. FIzER,
A. ]. HAYS, N. o. PERKINS,
Tickets can be had at the vsrious sub-sKen.
aiss, in Memphis and elsewhere, or on appli-
cation to me, by letter with stamp enclosed
for return of tickets, or in person, at the
Memphis and Charleston railroad Depot
Memphis, Tenn. ". h. BATES,
SELF Agent for Sale OF Tickets
Tickets can be had at the following sub
agencies:
hAKSF0RD'S NEWS DEPOT,
ZOE L0GKE'S NEWS 0EP0f,
J. C. EYRIcH'S NEWS DEPOT,
GEORGE sEeGMAN'S CIGAR STAND.
LEUBRiE'S CIGAR STAND,
W. c. BYRD'S JEWELRY STORE,
BARNuM'S IEwELRY STORE,
MEMPHIS & CHARLESTON TICKET OFFICE
CHRIS; SIEIEKUHL'S CAPITAL SALOON
W. b RATES,
Agent Tor the sale OF Tickets
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GAS FITTING, $40 Second street.
ALABAMA STATE FAIR,

This great fair will open at Pickett's
Springs Park, near Montgomery, on the
31st OF this month. SAM. G Reid, formerly
editor of the Montgomery Advertiser, q
very old and respectable paper, is Presi-
dent of the association. j. II. Jewell is
in the city SIS travelling sgent for the fair
association. The Pickett's Springs Park
is the incest, perhaps, in the United States
is an old institution, was the largest
thing ofthe sort, except the Shelby c0un-
ty, Tennessee, fair, in the Southern
Extraordinary efforts are making
this year to make the fair Of the Alabama
and mechanical association
superior to anything hitherto got up.
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At the great fair in st. Louis there was
beer on exhibition coutssting for the prize
ron fifteen States. The contest in this
interesting fluid took place yesterday
amid a tremendous rush Of people beer
sellers from all parts OF the Union. A
telegram received from Kerry thurman.
last night, states that there were eleven
hundred men in the hall where this excit-
ing contest for the premium was going on.
Ihey were from Troy and Buffalo, New
York; from Wisconsin, from Texas, from
colorado, as well as from Tennessee,
There were W. one hundred contestants.
but the st. Louis beer, which Henry
thurman sells, took the premium from
all opposition. No wonder Thurman sells
50 much when his drink is Endorsed by
the wisest hesos and the most fsstidious
in the land. 1t is a fact not gem
orally known that Henry Thurman keeps
one man constantly employed at his
house, on Monroe street, beer-tappinR. 1t
Is q profession. So great is the demand
that this man who is continually tapping
kegs and ~half-barrels, has the
work about the establishment.
Where so much is sold, It is impossible, |
It any time, to miss getting a fresh glass.
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EVENING CLASSES IN GERMAN.

Professor Emile Hitzmsnn has estab-
lished evening GLASSES in German, at his
rooms, S30H second street. The necessity
for learning German is becoming more
and more evident. IL IL more particularly
necessary for persons who intend devot-
ing themselves to business pursuits. Mr..
Hitzn1ann INT recommended and in
dorsed by dozens of our most learned citi-
zsns; among them W. G. Byrd, DIR. Hoer-
ner, q. W. Schulze, L. Herzoe, and many
otbem.
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THE largest and finest selection of fash
ionable Dress and Business Hats for gen.
tlemen in the city are at
LEIDY & CO.'S,
269 Main street. opposite the Square,
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RIVER NEWS.
Rivers, weather and Busine.s,

The weather is clear, dry and hot, and
no indications of rain. Business, how
ever, was remarkably good, but nothing
to b there would be IF there was plenty
Of water. The river fell here in the last
tWenty-four hours n inch. This seems
10 oe the daily average. The water from
st. Louis to Cairo is from three feet ten
inches to four and a half feet, and six feet
nom Cairo to Memphis, and FIVE and a
half on Reeves bar. There is no improve.
ment in any of the rivers above st. Louis.
Delays are constant and unavoidable.
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LAW REPORTS.

Second Chancery COurt-ChaneeIIOr
Scott.
Decisions yesterday: Lane VS. Burr, as
to exceptions. The case of DUNCAN VS.
Wicks was concluded, and the case OF
Csnnovsn VS. Schsfer taken up and still
on trial. After which the calendar for
yesterday will be called, containing Nos.
30, So, 46, AZ, 4s, 40, so, SO, 50, rs and n.
90, continued TO l6tn inst; "a made
final; 70 continued; "A and IS passed.
Court meets promptly at 9 O'Clock every
morning. Attorneys should govern
themselves accordingly.
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A FIRAT-C1Ass DRKss-MAKER wante6
for Helena, Arkansas. A very HbersI sal
airy VIII De given TO a competent person.
Apply Immediately ct
L. KREMER'S, 25S Main street.
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MACON, GEORGIA, FAIR.

The announcement of the Macon,
Georgia, State Fair will be found in an
other column of this paper. Mr.. Charles
j. Williamson, of Macon, is at the Pea
body, and will give all necessary informa-
ton to intending exhibitors, no matter
in what class. The list of premiums is
very large and very liberal. The people
around Macon are thoroughly progressive
and determined to make their fair the
finest thing of the sort in the South.
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Second rdce.-Jockey club purse. $500;
heats of two miles, for all ages.
EbAthC way s-ss-s.-A
Morgan
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FIRST rGce.-Jockey club purse, $3.50;
dash Of 8 mile and q half; free for all
Qlras-
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S10LeE.

"a ATCH AND CHAIH-On board the str.
" Mary Boyd, on the night OF the Esd ult.,
between enp his and Helena, a heavy sill
yer watch ana chain. On the outside case
the name of u. Leon" is engraved, and on
the inside that OF John Reinert," IN The old
English letters. Ans person giving INFORM
alton leading TO the Fet oyery of the watch
will be literally rewarded by addressing
JNO. REINERT,
oc5 Terrene Landing. Bolivar CO. Miss.
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Miss N. ENsLIsK is now able, by recent
additions TO her stock, 20 supply her Gus
TONERS with every variety OF bonnets.
hats, artificial flowers, etc, which ale
proposes to sell unusually low for cash.
Give her 9 call, No. $50 Main street,