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counLry, during Fair Week.

TIE MAMMOTH SUNDAY APPEAL Is GER
tainly the best advertising medium ever
presented to the attention Of this public.
Us large circulation is distributed among
4 class OF readers not reached by the
everyday editions, while its broad pages
enable US to give proper display 10 the
cards ef our patrons without trenching
upon the space demanded for reading
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RHODE lsLANp.

= PROVIDENCE, October 10-Yesterday
the three propositions for amendment to
the State constitution--xere rejected by
tho following votes: The first, 10 move
the real estate qualification from forigen
to 1896 against; the second, to abolish the
registry tax, received S7l4 votes in favor,
TO 6RS3 against,
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MnRRIn euRlnSIIY.

0uhblD CbhtOSliI.
Hundreds Of people are constantly ar
irving from nearly
EVERY CITY AND TOWN
in the country, many looking after
friends, who were residents or visitors
here, and others
ACrUATED BY CURIOSITY.
The streets of the burnt district are
fairly crowded to-day with
A CURIOUS rHRoNG,
and strangers, most of them on foot, but
on the wider thoroughfsres on the south
side there are comparatively few obstrue-
tions, and many vehicles are trsvarsing
them.
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HOT SPRINGS OF ARKANSAS.
Accom- medatlen Hack Lins.
nm 3. DAVIS. PropristuE.

.,.,a..ful operatioR for SIX years. No
y 1soS1aa s1sa TTcKETs sold on tEis nne.
Parties szE and KNOW Wnat tnes pAS iO-
FORE r., IT,arttng with one dollar. -. -
III ~ - 1ek are ali of the very oest 1aess-
- s19a m = expressly for this travel. Inez
ssst SIX pen sons, are iargs ls,, sno - u e1a
-,-f36 Ordinary baggage. or for LNYA1-1lss @ sns
sesfs being so eonstructed as eey A.. " os,Ix AL,
~ sslteso :, : M Sffon Hack Line, and no tnrongn
tscsrets are sold over it. Hacks nay oe
cs-ssi ~ letter or tole9raQ1- 0n1s = - -
ANTHONY ard AAnAey sssn ''A-'.'',
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$50. Hams-plain, I21zc; sugar-cured, 1874
loc. Lard-prime steam, l01zo.
GALVESTON.
GALVESTON, October u.-Cotton dull; good
ordinary 1870; net receipts, $40; sales, lO0i
stock, n ,a28 bales.
MOBILE
MOBILE. October Il.-Cotton market dull ard
lower; middling, iS1za1e5zc; net receipts, 100,
exports, coastwise, 509; sales, 90; stock, 1855
bales.
CHARLEsroN, October II.-COttOn quiet; low
middling, lS1zc; net receipts L6H; exports,
coaStwiBs, 500: sales, 0f; stock, 1859 bales.
SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, October u.-Cotton in lair de-
mand, and offerings large; middl.ng, ls1zal sc;
net receipts, 2S2S; exports coastwse, 25o; sales,
700; stock, l5 l3S bales.
FOREIGN.
LONDON, October Il.-Consoss, Glg11< for money,
and W on account United St&tes cou-
pons Of 1862, 5-2os ne; do '65, &2a: do ~, ia
do l0-40s, $50.
PARIS, Octobor u.-Rentes, 56f sc
LIVERPOOL. October II.-COtton quiet but
steady; uplands, g5zd; Orleans, lUd; sales,
l2,O0o bales; for export and speculation, 800.
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LOSSES BY InE RAIlRoAOs.

The loss by the railroad companies is
comparatively small.
ONLY TWO DEPors WE'RE BURNBD-
that occupied by the Illinois Central,
Michigan Central, and Chicago, Burling-
ton and Quincy railroads, at tho foot OF
Lske street, and the depot on Lasalle
and the Rock Island and Pacific railroads.
he loss In cars, eli of them freight, will
mot exceed two hundred. All the railroads
are running their regular trainH into the
city. The loss OF the
PULLMAN OAR COMPANY
Ia comparatively nothing. consisting aim.
ply OF the goods In their office. They did
not lose single car.
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SPECIAL ATTENTIOH

Is called 10 the above annOuneen ent OF the
President and Bo ard OF Directors. There Is
not the least doubt but what ali the tickets
they are plsced-two dollars viii enable
all To contribute their mite toward
identifying the grounds OF he AasociatiOn,
and making other tmprOve.r enta- This Is no
private enterprise, but is gotten mp by the
Board Of DireCtors-whOse nigh standing as
pubiic-spirtted and energetic citizens cannot
be questioned-for the sole purpose of cene-
hitting the public by adding TO the beauty of
The tickets enIlIle the holdsrs 70 admission
TO the Fair on that day, II those holding
Them choose TO attend, and chance IN four
hundred and elghty-One cash premiums,
ranging from 5000 down. -.
The number Of tickets is limited TO lo,eOO,
and under no circumstances will more than
that number Be solo.
All prizes viii be paid in CASH.
Your attention is ca1loa 70 the names OF the
following gentlemen, who compose the
Hon. JACOB THOMPSON. President.
ENoCH ENsIkY, First Nice-President.
Eli RAYNER Second Vice President,
n ID GOODWIN. Third Vice president
]. II. EDMoEDsoN. Foarth -President.
JOHN BROwE, Fifth Vice President.
John L. STRATTON, Treasurer.
LEON. TRoUsDALE, Secretary.
IosEPH BRUoE, NAPoLEor HILl.
q BAYI.Iss, JOHN o. fIzER,
A. ]. HAYs, NJ. FEhAlhss
I1cEet8 can Dc nau ~ hALc soN--f--1 - 49,
,ies in Memphis and elsewhere, or on appii-
cation to me, by letter with stamp enctoseo
for resurn Of tickets, OF in person. a tne
NemDhis and Charleston .satlroad Depot
Msrnnhis Tenn. W. II. HATES,
selI Agent for Sale of 1ieketH.
T1ekess ean be had as the following sub
agencies;
MARsF0RD'S NEWS DEPOT,
IOE LOGKE'S NEWS DEPOT,
J. C. EYRICR'S NEWS DEPOT,
GEORGE sER6MAh'S CIGAR STAND.
LEUBRIe'S CIGAR STAED,
W. G. BYRD'S JEWELRT STORE,
RARAUm'S IEWELRY STORE,
mEnPHIS & CHARLESTON TICKET OFFICE
CHRIS: sIEIhKUHL'S CAPITAL SAL00l
/ ". Il. BATES,
Agent tos the sale Of Tickets.
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MEASURES or BELIEF.

MANY GOVERNORS OF STATES
have been heard from. and tender assist
snce on behalf OF their respective stsl i
At 9 meeting of the citizsns OF st. LOUIS,
$40. 900 wsre subscribed. Cincinnati
pledges S25O, 900. New York will probably
assist Us with
HALF MILLION OF MONEY.
The common council yesterday passed
an ordinance fixing the price of bread at
eight cents for loaf Of twelve ounces,
and in the same proportion for losves OF
less or greater weight; and afiixing
4 PENALTY or TEN DOLLARS
For each giOistioE OF the ordinance, which
is to remain in force for ten days.
General Stsgsr has received word that
the towns along The Illinois Central have
forwarded donations of cooked pro
visions, etc. On the Terre Hsute and
Alton road the citizens Of Litchfeld,
Bunker Hill, Shelbyvillo, Vi attoon and
Charleston have made liberal oOntrihu-
tions. From Santa Fs, New Mexico, 8
draft Of 1924 has been forward. Denver
Golden, Central and Georgetown, Colo
rsdo proaaise sid. Mr.. Simonton, of the
New York Associated Press, telegrsphs
that Mr.. Stone, Of the Journal
of Commerce, hss subscribed $500
Mr., V. L HURLBUr
has addressed the following notice to the
Knights Tsmplar and Scottish Rite Ma
sons throughout the United States: " Any
money intrusted TO either DR.. Vincent L
Hurlburt, 1918 Prairie avenue, or George
r. Chittsnden, 3064 Michigan avenue, for
the relief of distressed Tsmplars OF
Scotch Rite Mason, will be gratefully &c
eepted sBd faithfully distributed. Tsle-
graph as above bow sent" From all sec
lions of the United States come offers oil
aid, remittances Of money and trains
loaded with sil needed supplies There il
ne danger now from suffering by hunger
GE exposure.
- Cincinnati relief committee who
arIived Yesterday sre putting the munih'
ceDt eoptributiosss into shape which viii
not only be Of great bSnett at present ou'
IA 70 be permanent for win.sr- They are
erecting an
IMMENSE aOUP-HOUsE,
complete In all its details, IN rear Of The
freight depot of the Great Eastern rail
road, in the vicinity of the burnt distrio
on the west side. By tomorrow they WI
be ready 10 distribute
SIX THOUSAND GALLONS or SOUP
daily. Shanties are being built on the
open lots, in convenient locations, anC
made as comfortable as possible, for tenn
Iorary occupancy. u
J. V. FARWEIL Z ID
is lust IN receipt Of a telogrgssls from
/ MesErs SpragUo, OF Rhode Island, re
guessing hun 70, draw on them for $1,000
/ fc1 the relief fund.
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MARRIED.

WFRB-WAGMAN-On the l0th inst. by
Rev. David Walk, pastor of Linden Street
Christian Church. Mr.. N. r. WEBB, of Mis-
sonri. and Ms. K ATE WAGMAN. OF this city
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Memphis Mechanics Institute.

- MEMPHIS. TENN, October IL, ISL
TTNHE Power and Mechanics AL will be
l. opened At O'Clock on the morning OF
the 18th Of OCTOBER, for the reception OF ar
ticles intended for exhibition Mr.. ]. @.
Ramsey and Mr.. T. <. Belts VIII have charge
OF these halls, and will designate space and
location on the application OF exhtbitors.
All persons intending TO exhibit in the me
chanical, artistic and scientific departments,
are earnestly requested to have their articles
or goods in place by O'Clock on the morn
ing of Monday, the 18th OF October. Sufficient
pc lice force viii be on the ground TO guard
all goods by day or night SuperiD tendents
appointed by the Mechanics Institute are
earnestly requested to report to the Execu-
tive Committee at the Fair Grounds by
O'Clock on the morning of the 18TH OF Ooto-
ber (oclY n. BURKE, Eres't.
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AS the day for distribution, when It is sx-
pected viii be assem- bled the largest number
Of persons ever present at one time on tns
grounds.
Tickets, numbered and stamped, good fol
that day only, VIII enttLle the holder to ad-
mission to Ihs Grounds, and participation in
the chances OF the following Inst Of
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rnroEp ApprrlasAn nIsEaY
RISING FROM THE RUINS.

The Cook county National bank resums
cd business this morning st ool Wabash
avenue. The President, Il. ID. spencer,
with great presence OF mind, the morn
ing Of the arc, made bis way 70 the bank
with osrrisgs, and secured all that was
of value, which he took to his residence.
The bank is perfectly sound. Senator
'Frumbun Is a large sbOckhOldsr. The
bnsiness portion OF tho west side pre-
ssnted
A LIVELY ECENE
throughout the morning, there being
oreat strifs 20 obtain rooms and stores for
Inc resumption Of business.
8EAVg PREMIUMS
50 heinR paid by, landlords 10 undssiF-
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the uNkNOwN DEAD.

MoR9UK,
for The reoeptEOn of dead bodies has
been 6stebiished. Up to this hour
about sixty have been deposited
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the INcENDIARIEs

made several attempts last night TO re-
kindle the terrible confagrstion, but in
every instance were
sUMMARLY DEALT WITH,
and their fate, with that of their brother
fiends previously caught, It is hoped, will
stop these internal at enpts. The mayor
has placed tho conaplste police authority
General Sheridan, with unlimited powers,
Five hundred
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the WATER Supply

As our city is without water, by reason
OF the destruction OF its va er-Worke, the
greatest care is being exercised 70 preVent
IRE from breaking oUs. In the present
helpless condition, q iirs might iEitict
UNTOLD ADDrEIoNAL MIsKRY
on US. and. In consequence, large numbers
OF sDeoisl police are being sworn in 10
watch and pstrol our streets, and guard
ali places which might be in danger Of
Az IEcESDIARY ATTACK
The condition Of the waesrYorks, while
IL has been one OF vital interest, mas also
baen rsost ditieult to definitely ascertain,
on ACCOUNT Of The difficulty in getting 20
them through the dense smoke which.
until yesterday evening, continued 70
cover the district where they are situated.
The facts arc that ali OF the three i'm
pense pumping engines are badly injured
by the action Of fire and the falling OF the
roof. but the boilers are uniaj jured, and
the best engine is in sueh q condition that
Superintendent CregieT says ha viii have
IL ia working order within week. Mean
time, water Is being hauled from tho lake
and from the srtesiaD well, in the west
eru diyiaion, and distribated free:
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rAA Car. Landsn And Wellington.
-EvHE exercises Of this school viii be re-
4 sumed on Monday, September atn, AssAs
mrs. 1. NAY, Principal.
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$4,000
Third Annual EsiT Of the Memphis
Agricultural ana MsChan-
issl sOcieiy.

HTITH the view Of Increasing the interest
w in the coming Fail Fair. the Beard OF
Directors have determined TO Ofer q List Of
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therein. The body Of DIR. Max Meyers, 6
we'll known physician, was found

near his Office on Clark street. The black
ened remains of Henry J. Ullman, the
well-known banker, were found this
morning. He left his house about one
O'Clock on Sunday night, and was un-
doubtedly
oAUaHT IN THE FLAMES.
ss he was attempting to make his way to
hia hank
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THE BURNED CITY.

The PsepIs Of Chicago In the Rulss Of their
Snes Beautiful cI'y-They are
in hOurhing, but Hope
full Of the Future.
Bouatesus Aid from Euro eah IS well as
American Cities Resumption Of
BgslBess-Ths Press an
its Legs Again.
The Fire Insurance FOmpanies will pay out
and come cut ali o. K.-Ths True
American Vim and Spirit
Manifested by ali.
Stirring Editorial Appeal from the Resus-
cItatsd Trlbuns-c Chicago to be Larger
and More Beautiful than Ever
Within Five Years.
The Dead ln the Aorgue Awaiting Rec0gai
tl0a-BOdies In all Stages Of Death
from SHffocati0a by smoke
and by Fire.
Forty-eue lBcendiaries sRd Thieves Shot to
Death by the Military while in the
Act OF Crime Order, Quiet
and Security Restored.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY.


S"O1Rl DEAVUL nWa8s
MORNING CHASING. 49,
15, 65 "a, 10, 65, 10, H. IA, T. z, 81, g. 76 s..
EVENING CHASING. 4s4
II, 78, IS, 1, 30, 5S, 40, so, u, 81, %, "A, "A
Lotteries draw twice daily. Prizes nom
500 TO S50Oe0, paid in money by j. e.
FRANCE, ag't, ~ North Court st. Box ls7,
Memphis, Tenn, P. 0. MURRAY, MILLER
+ Cp., Hanagers st. Louis. NO.
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THE LEGISLATURE.

Ths Senate Announces a ! 0W- Rate
Of-TsxatIOn Policy by the
Decisive Vote Of II TO
9Th, Taxpayer
vs.. the S0ae-
heIdeF.
Reports Of the Comptroller and
Treasurer And th5 Latter
PGints 8ut Discrepancies,
and does HGi think we
can pay interest on
Stats Debt be-
fore 1874.
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MEMPHIS. TENN.
NOTICE.

A Last Notice 80 the Owners Of Properly
Heretofore Sold 20 she city for the
NOn-payment Of Taxes.
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UNIIEp sTATEs TRooPs

srrived mere this morning from the east,
which. addsd to the force on hand previ-
ous 70 their arrival, makes
Fully oNR THOUSAND MRN,
ali regular troops OF the United States
army This movement hss completely
reasaursd tbs people that
PEAoB AND oRDER
will reign. The chamber OF commerce.
viii build their new edifice on the same
ground that their burned building occu-
Died They expected TO raise the money
for the purpose this afternoon.
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PlGEaE SHanTIMG

IN Friday. the 10th inst at the Mechanical
" and Agricultural Fair Grounds, the Pigeon
Shooting Match viii take place under such
conditions as may be Egreed upon by parties
subscribing. Toe prize is a OreRch-loading
2 n, valued at xl75 Target shooting every
day during the week. ocI2
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BLACK ALPAcAs,

All seleoted for the wants af the trade, which
we offer at small advance above Eastern
cost. Stock constantly rcplenished with
Black Australian Orepes, BalmOral Crepes
Black 81 Barthea, Canton Cloth
Black BombaztIies. Black Satine
Black SILK Warp Henrietta
and Prtncetta Cloths;
0'Reilly q Coand Pins IriSn rOpl1ns,
all colors and shades. Also tho celebrated
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3. n. DuasCOMR, President
w. y. GALRREATH, ,Viee-Prezident-
F.M. NELSON. Secretary.
W.B. MALLORY, Asst Secretary.
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TUESDAY. 0CTOBER y. H7I

Cash PreDa1u"@
For attendance, appointing
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EIeetre-c Chemical Eatas.

males such as Suppressed or Painful Men,
struation Falling Of the Womb. Leucorrnea
OF Whites, and to all irregularities OF the
monthly periods.
The Doctor can be consulted personally or
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NAsHVII.IsE, October ll--Cotton steady with
! a moderate demand: low middling 1Sc. Flour
| with an advancing tendency; superfne, S8a
/ rs: extra TO choice family, soaS 50. Grain arm
| az lasf a quotations. Cornmaal, osa70c. Bacon
shouldsTs, ss<asei clear nh sides, S<si eaeazs
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-06-10
Tan,,namv Rure


AS it is very apparent that the leading
Democratic organs of this State and all New
England are being prepared to endorse the
Iammany candidate in the National Conven-
ton in 1872, all information respecting the
distinguishing virtues of this organization as
seen in their work will be appreciated. 1t
would seem that the adoption of the demon
ade and ice water" beverages of their Ohio
brethren might be desirable. The Times
says of a recent occurrence.
"The murderous affray in Sixth-avenue
drlnking-room, on Sunday last, affords fitting
commentary on the excellent management Of
our Municipal Government by the Tammany
ollgarchy, of which the public have heard SO
much OF late from the organs of the "Ring"
Ii shere ever was piece of ruffianism for
winch the authorities are directly responsible
1t Is this. The law expressly forbids the sale of
liquor on Sunday, and it is the duty of the Ex-
else Board and the Board of Police Commits
sioners to see that it is enforced. But here we
find regularly commissioned officer of the
Police openly carousing in drinking-saloon
on Sunday, and staggering from one gin. mill
to another, at an hour of the day when quiet
and peaceable citizens are vending their way
to church. Not content with ostentatiouslv
violating the law which he is paid to enforce
the drunken ruffian commits an unplOvoked
by firing four shots from his revolver at a fell
low policeman who is called to arrest him. If
such thing had occurred during the reign of
the Metropolitan Police, there would have been
an universal howl from the Democratic Press of
this City, and it would have been set down as
one OF the legitimate results of the Radical
Commissions" which deprived the order-loy-
ing people of the metropolis of "self-gevern-
ment." But no such occurrence as this was
possible under the Metropolitan Commission,
for the reason that it did its duty and enforced
the law; and the public should bear in mind
the fact that the chief complaint against that
Commission came from the Sunday rum
sellers, who were not permitted TO carry on
their traffic with impunity. We trust that the
order-loving portion of the community appre-
Gate the change that has taken place under
Iammany rule, and are delighted with such
examples OF "self government" as were wit
messed at John Casey's drinking den on Sun
day. Since the law passed by the last Demo-
cratic Legislature, (of which John Casey was
a .member0 making our worthy Mayor mem
Der of the Board of Police Commissioners. the
police force, like all other departments of the
city government, has been brought under the
immediate control of the "ring;" and this
murderons Sunday ARRAY is one of the first
fruits of the alliance.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-06-10

steam saw-mll of Dillingham; & Co., at that
place, and so severely crushed that aIBputa-
ton was necessary just be'ow the shoulder.
SOMERSET COUNTY.
The Reporter says that during the thunder
storm of the third inst, the dwelling house OF
Alonzo Stevens, of Smthfield, was struck by
lightning and considerably damaged ana SET
on fire in two places. Mr. Stevens was stand
ing near the door, where the casings were
splintered to pieces, yet he escaped Win out
SLIGHT shock None Of the family were serious
ly injured.
The Eeporter pitches into the performa, ces
of Madame Rentz's Female Minstiels" in
Skowbegan, characterizing them as miserable.
Mr.. F. p. Littlefield, formerly of the Show
began Clarion, is now connected with the
Santa Cruz Sentinel
YORK COUNTY.
Our Biddeford correspondent furnishes the
following items:
The hardware firm of B. E. Cutler & Co.,
has dissolved, aud it g said that S. p Nick en-
ney has purchased the stock of goods.
Horace Smith and J. s. Small have "pened
a grocery store in Hardy's DOck III der the
firm name and style of Smith g. Small.
The Steamer Augusta will com mence regu-
lar trip, to the Ferry aud Pool on the 10th
inst, I. X. Lane, Master
The Universalist society has invited Rev.
Charles e. Tucker of Marblehead, to become
their pastor; salary $500.
John L. Small the popular conductor upon
the accommodation train from BIddeford to
Portland has been temporarily transferred to
| South Berwick junction, where he is acting
| as station agent. -a