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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-19
The LEGiSLAIURE.
Special to the APPEAL
THE SENATE.

Special to the APPEAL
THE SENATE.
NASHVILLE, October 1S.-Mr. Mer-
ritt presented petition from the jour
neymen printers. of Nashville against
the reduction of the rates for public
printing proposed in Mr.. McCOnnell's
bill. Referred.
The following bills were introduced
and passed first reading:
By Mr.. Porb9-An act requiring Of
hcisl bonds from revenue collectors, to
be registered in their respective cOun-
ties.
By Mr.. Windle-To allow the town
of Monroe, in OyertOn county, Justice
Of the peace.
By Mr.. DuBose-A resolution to
give the committee on the alleged
printing frauds power to administer
an oath to witnesses. Adopted under
a suspension OF the rules.
By Mr.. Coulter-ro prevent the sale
of intoxicating liquors to inebriates.
By Mr.. McCOnnell-TO amend an
act regulating the elective franchise.
By Mr.. Staley-TO amend and de-
fine section 4677 Of the code, which de-
fines grand and petit larceny.
A resolution to appoint a joint
committee on Incorporation was
adopted.
A resolution declaring the obligation
of the State to pay her Indebtedness
was reported for rejection by the judi
ciary committee. Rejected: ayes, ID;
noes, 8.
A bill authorizing the printing Of
the acts Of the present session Of the
general assembly was adopted.
To appoint a committee TO cancel
the bonds and coupons Of the State in
the comptroller Office.
Mr.. DuBOse moved an amendment
that the coupons and bonds to be so
Cancelled be burned. He explained
that he made this motion in view o.
the fact that the comptroller had taken
Cancelled bonds, pasted them in book
and sold them, and they were now in
circulation.
The amendment was lost and the
resolution was adopted.
A few house bills were advanced
stage.
The Senate bill on the reproduction
of the revenue law, authorizing the
comptroller to receive the scalps of
wildcats and red foxes in payment of
poll tax, was laid on the table.
The Senate bill to repeal an act to
provide for the appointment Of special
Judges in certain cases. Passed third
reading.
The following Senate bills on second
reading were taken up:
The repeal of an act providing for
conventional rate of interest. Passed.
To provide for a mode of caIeulat-
ing interest on notes and other instTu-
ments of writing. Rejected.
To abolish the Office of tax collector
and to provide a mode OF collecting
taxes. REJECTED.
To amend the revenue laws. Re-
jected.
To authorise sem annual sales of
land for taxes. Rejected.
To encourage the payment of taxes
on land, by making such payment a
muniment of title. Passed.
Dir. Coulter moved the readOption
of the resolution to preserve the cred
il Of the State adopted by the last
general assembly.
On motion OF Mr.. Young 1t was laid
on the table.
Adjourned.
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Baltimore and the West.

BALTIMORE, October 1S.-The city
authorities, including the members Of
the council, and prominent business
men of the cities of Pittsburg
Wheeling and Cumberland, number
ing seven hundred persons, reached
Baltimore to night, as guests of the
city. Tomorrow they will visit the
Mount Clair works of the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad company, and in
the afternoon the naval school at An
napolis. Thursday night they will
be entertained with a grand banquet.
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TELEGRAPHc SUMMARY
Greeley vs.. Murphy.

NEW YORK, October I8.--CoIlector
Murphy publishes a card to-day de-
Tending himself from the charges
heretofore preferred by the Tribune.
Having written this statement, he
says he now leaves the subject for
ever. The Tribune publishes tfan-
scripts from the registers Office, show
ing Murphy's connection with the
real estate transfer with Tweed, Con-
molly and Sweeny. The latest trans
action is dated the 9TH of October
last
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The LabOr-Refor Movement.

CONCORD, n. H, October 18.-The
labor reform state committee met this
evening and passed resolutions to the
following effect:
BesoIUed, That the political events
of the past show the need of new
party; that the Tammany frauds find
no parallel in the New York custom
house; that while we do not endorse
the record of Butler we thank him in
behalf of the labOring classes for his
truthful statements of facts in relation
to the late canvass in Massachusetts;
that we invite the cO-Opera8n of all
irrespective of past political belief to
the convention to be held in Decem-
bor
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An injunction was granted in the
supreme court, at the instance of the
stockholders Of the Excelsior insur-
ance company, and NJ. u. Hodges, ap.
pointed receiver Delegates from
nearly every State will attend the in.
surance convention to morrow. Ac-
tion doubtless will be taken to relieve,
in great measure, the strain upon
the company.
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Monday. November Is. 1871.

between the hours OF 10 O'Clock am. and
o'clock p.m.s The following described Main
on MAID street - feet north OF the intersec-
ton OF the alley between Market and Win
chester streets with Main street and AT the
north side OF the brick engine hcuses thence
rrnninR ENTHUSIASTICALLY and With Main
Ht-eet . feet and inches; thence westward
~ and a. right singles with Main street IS
Main street = feet inches, theIles eastwaF a ;
Wardly s6 feet to the beginning: being part
OF lot ~, as laid down on the plan OF said
city OF AemphiE
TERNs ey sALE- One fourth cash: ba7ancs
IN s. z and Is months; the purchaser eTecrf-
Ing notes Etsh approves security, and 4 lien
purchase moHsy Il paid.
JAMES REELET. CLARK.
By J. a CuLLxN, Deputy CLERK.
FlainAats. fFi-oels
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Cotton dun and lower at lsssc.
<srHaHuHaEw

CINCINNATI
CIEcIEsArI, October B.-Cotton dull and
dropping; low middling ls5< TO loc. Flour duh
but holders unwilling to make concessions
family, So so TO G IS. Wheat dun and dropping
red, 81 3 10 Il. Corn In good demand at inll
prices, 53c. Rye scarce and firm at 80 70 Sc
Oats steady, with a moderate demand at b "a
4Oc Barley dnll, but unchanged at70 to Sc
Coffee excited and 1<c higher; prime "a 70 2ie
Sugar quiet and unchanged. Linseed oil nrIn
with q light demand at 50 to o4c. Lard OIL
scarce and firm at rs to soc. Eggs scarce and
firm al Is TO 20. Butter steady, with moderate
demand. Cheese steady, with moderate de-
mand.
ST. LOUIS, October ls.-CottOn dull and
lower at ls1zc. Low grades OF Hour are scarce
superine winter, s. 70 p; extra % 10 20
Xxx s. IS TO 8 .. Wheat dull and lower and
buyers offer 81 S5 for No. red; No. red winter
81 30. Corn opened a shade higher ard closed
dull; mixed on track, 4sc; do sacked, 5Sc. Oats,
SO; mixed on track, SS 10 SIC. Barley slow al
20 10 Soc for Minnesota. Rye dun; CSC ON track.
duIl at 95 TO 81 40 for undressed; Bagging dull
at IS to lS5zc. Coffee excitee ond higher, sng-
from q TO 251ze Sugar, II to l21zc. Molasses,
80 10 5ec. Pork, sl3 TO ID ..
L0UEsvELLE.
LOUISVILLE, october ls.--Bagging quiet but
firm at l61<al71zc. Cotton quiet but lower at
lee. Flour firm. with a fair demand; extra
family, SO 80. Grain firm and in good demand.
Wheat-red and white, 81 40 TO l 80. Eear and
shelled corn 30 TO 55c. Oats, 3Sc. Rye, 75c.
Mess pork sl3 90. Bacon-shoulders, 71zc; clear
rib sides, Sc; clear sides, SIC. Hams-Sugar-
cured, l63zc. Lard, y54allAc. Whisky firm
at glc.
NEW ORLEANS. October Is.-Cotton steady;
sales, 300 bales; good ordinary, lS1S TO ls5Sc;
low Tniddling, 1S1{ TO 1870; middling, 1910 Re
ceipts, 20S4 bales; exports to Liverpool, 26l5
bales. stock, 4l,772 bales.
EAsHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, October lS.-Cotton in fair de-
Receipts since LIST of September, $3.50 bales
shipments. 5460. Flour steady, with moder-
ate demand; supeFfine to cho ce family, S. to
30. Corn, Tic Oats, FOc. Rye, 81 Barley,
70c. COrnmeal. s. 10 7Oc Bacon-shoulderS,
nc; Gle rib sides, SIC: clear des SIC. Hams
plain, i21zc; sugar-cured l41S to l6c. Lard
prime steam, l05Sc.
GALVESTON.
GALVESTON, October Is.-CottOn weak; good
ordinary l5Zc; net receipts, 327 bales; ex-
ports eoastwise, 80 bales; sales, 100 bales Stock
CHARLEST0N.
CHARLESTON October I8.-Cotton quiet; low
middling, lsi<; net receipts, S757 bales; exports
coastwise, 1876 bales; sales, l40O bales.
MOBILE.
MOBILE, October lS.-COtton market dull;
middling, 1876; net receipts, l775 bales; exports
coastwise 395 bales; sales 100 bales; stock, 49,
757 bales.
FOREIGE.
LONDON, October IS-Consols, eS for money,
and SS4 on account United States cou-
pons Of 1852, 5-2Os, 9O14; do '65, u. Turpentne'
ASS.
PARIS, October IS.-Rentes, 57f l5c-
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Equality and Fraternity. How are You2

WASHINGTON, October IS-The
Presidents proclamation, issued last
night, recites that, "whereas persons
engaged in unlawful combinations
within the counties of Spartanburg,
York, Marion, Chester, LaureDs, New
berry, Fairfield, Lancaster and Ches-
terfeld, in the State of South Carroll.
ma, have not dispersed in obedience
to the proclamation of the twelfth,
and given up their arms, disguises,
ETC.; now, therefore, 1, Ulysses s.
Grant, President of the United States
of America, do, hereby declare that,
in my Judgment, the public safety re-
quires tbe5s the privileges of the writ
of habeas corpus be suspended in said
countEs, in respect to all persons ar
rested by the marshal Of the United
States for said district, or any of his
deputies, or by any soldier or citizen
acting under their ordersIl
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Notice..
state Of tennessee Ia.

State OF Tennessee.
County OF Shelby,
a N orisinsl attachment having been sued
n out on afidsvit made and bond given, as
in such cases provided by law. By Ham.
montres and against the estate OF o. O. Hale.
As q non-resid -nt OF the State o Tenr esss e
and q citizen Of Arkansas; and said assach-
msnt having been levied by garnishment
and resumed BY me proDsr ofbcer;
70 II therefore o. dared, That q. o Hale do
mase his eppearapee before me. T. !. Giles
Justice of tie Peace. on -atu1day, the 18th OF
NoYem her 1871, at 10 clock a m. TO n cad
or an-Wer 70 said attsehment; and ft l. ur
tner ordered that tn s order be Puosished
In the Memphis APFEAL encs 4 week fns fO1r
successive weeks. his lsth o. cso6er. In
oelS THOs. D. GILES. j T.
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No. p R.-First Chaneery Court OF Shelby
County Robert Q. Jameson vs.. Lucie A.
Jameson ct al.
DY virtue OF an interlOcutory decree for
, sale entered IN the above cause, October 8,
1871, Will sell at public auction to the highest
bidder. in front OF the clerk and masters
ONCE, 6reenlaw block, Second street, In the
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TO COATRAcT0RS.
We have In store and arriving.
500 BARRELS CHOICE BEEK,
: ru,upszpr,..lz spr eon.r.e,or.. use

We are also prepared to furnish levee and
railroad contractors with every article o.
supplies used on their works, snd upon "a
ocl3 9fs FRO n stree
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$2920,O2(
A Railroad Man fOr President.

PITTsBURG, October 1S.-In view of
the result of the recent elections in
Pennsylvania and Ohio, the Pittsburg
Post comes out tomorrow in double
headed leader, declaring for Thomas
Scott for President, as the man to
carry Pennsylvania against Grant by
an overwhelming majority.
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EstsmGfcd Eadsbfedzsss Of Chicago.
To New York merchants. SO 10000
To New England q 0O00,000
To foreign l5yNe,Voo
TO western and southern
merchants................-...... 100000 l27Oo
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LOSSES BY THE CHICAGO FIRE.

value property actually destroyed s2oO0oO,0O0
Less INSURANCE
In New York companies s25 100000
IN all other companies 20,000.000 45,3lO,00o
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IMPERIAL.

CHICAGO. October IS, 1871.
Tc Darlington Mason, Agent:
ImperisIs oss, One Hundred and Sew
enty Thousand Dollar.
igs edl J B. ~. John, Asst. Man
Assets Imperial I"suranee COmpau
OF London, Eng and, $1,000 900 in gold.
OARRINGTON MASON, Agent,
oelS No. madisOn Street.
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Probats Court Sale
-oB-
MAIN STREET PROPERTY

No. 80. r. DIN the Probate Court OF Shelby
county, TENNESSEE. Tobin ard wife.
Mary Tobin, administrator OF the estate
OF e V. O'Mahoney, deceased, ys Edward
OpMahoneY.
UEDER and by virtue OF a decree of sale
ty, made at Its present October Term. is /. ]
viii sell At public apcticn. in mont OF the
courthouse door, on Union street, in the city
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sTEAMeoATs
FOR NEW ORLEANS.

FOR Now 0rNeanA.
FOR VieEsburg, New Ozisan5 and ali Way
Laodings- The steamer
BELLE LEE-........-.-...J. Frank Hicks master
This elegant passenger steamer aT@
viii leave as above 'eee,,es'1I1ll.
THIS DAY, lsth inst. At pm. pes1-
lively. she viii take freight and PASSENGERS
for all Way landings below, bet no cotton,
on account OF low wafer. A clerk n now re-
cetYt1R freight st the wharf
W. IL KENNEDAY, Agent
Once On Compaly's Wharfboat,
ocl8 Foot OF Court street
For ~ SV2 Orleans
ReguIsr Memphis and New Orleans Packet
For New Orleans and ths HendH.
The steamer
Lu.y eertram A
Thcmpl Cater ...-..---elerk.
Leaves THIS DA :, iafh inst, at 0 am
X. W. LIGHTBUkSE. Asert.
ol9 2so Front street.
FOR yicksbuTg and New Orleans.
CITY OF AL Ton -.-..-.-......--.-H. B gby, master
This splendid passenger packet d
Will leave as above r1fII =
THIS DAY, I9th inst, al 8 am.
. J.T. WARRINGTON, Agent,
ocl9 Madison street.
: FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
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SPECIAL ATTEnIIns

Is called TO the above announcement Of the
President and Bo trd of Directors. There Is
not the least coubt but what ali the tickets
viii be sold TIE very low price Rt which
sIl to contribute their mite toward
oeaUttfying the grounds o. hs Association,
and making other 1mprOveueDts This Is no
private enterprise, bat Is eO'ten up By the
pnblic-spiriLed and energetic citizens cannot
be QuesGioned-for the sole purpose of pene-
1t'lng the pu0lic, by adding 10 the beauty OF
their fair grounds.
The ticEets enJltle the holders 10 admission
TO ths Fair on tnaI day, If those holding
hem choose TO attend, and chance In four
hundred and eighty-one cash premiums,
ranging from slOoO down.
TIE number OF tickets Is limited 20 J,00o,
and under no circumstances Will more than
that number be sold
AL prizes Will be paid in CASH.
Your attention IL called to the names OF the
following gentlemen, VINO compose the
Board:
Hon. JACOB TKoMPsoN. President.
ENoCH ENsLAY, First Vice-Preeident.
ELI hAYEER Second Vice-President
r. ID. GOODWIN, Third Vice president
J. b. EDAoNDSOH. Fourth Vice-President.
JOHN BEowH, Fifth Vice President.
JOHN T. STRATToS, Treasurer.
LEOH. TRoUsDALE, secretary.
q. l.. ANDERSON, A. b HAYNES,
Joseph BRUCE, NAPOLEON HILL,
3. BAYLIss. john O FIzER,
A. ]. HAY5, n. y. PERKINS.
Tickets can be had at the various sub-agen-
gies, In Memphis and elsewhere, or on appIi-
cation 70 me, by letter with stamp enclosed
for resurn of tickets, OF in person, at the
MemRb and Charleston .SRilrosd Depot
Memphis, Tenn. W. Ii. BATES,
sell Agent for Sale Of Tickets.
Tickets can be had at the following sub
agencies.
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Innnmativn Enninsnrs

TORONTO, October 1S.-The amalga-
mated society of locomotive engineers
commenced their annual meeting here
to-day. Among the delegates from
the United States were Messrs. Wilson
and Fellows, Cleveland, Ohio, and
AdCck, Nashville, Tennessee.
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BY TELEGRAPH
zEw XORK.

MOE1Is
WALL STREET, NEW YORK, October 1s.-
Gold to-day was heavy under Tree sales by
foreign bankers, and q government purchase
Of S4,0Q0 900 In bonds. The price touched HE'S,
and closed at lis 20 il91s. Loans we're made 81
day for use, and per cent. for carrying. Clear.
ances, S3S,0O0O00. 1t Is understood that the
government will sell only sl.oO9,O0 tomorrow,
ieverish. The awards 81 the Treasury were
81, 100000, at nom il0.0S to ll047. Stock In the
t.aiedle 81 the day were heavy and excited.
q decline. but nearly recovered. Most OF the
business done was IN the Western Union, Lake
Shore and New York Central. Money was
stringent at per cen currency 70 per cent.
gold Interest, and l.s2 70 l5s per cent for turn
Ing. Stocks closed rather easy at LIE for turn
ing. State bonds were duu end heaYy.
Starring observation-disclosures bills, 81, United
states coupons OF 1881, 1855; do e2 6-2ls
ll41<; do f885s, lis; do 1865, ll414; do
new, ll& do 1851, 5-2os. -; do lsSss, n211: DO
State bonds, %; Tepnessees, old, 6S54; do new,
GO: Virginia, new, IS. do DID, 5os North Caro-
Ina, old. sS do new, - Canton, e. West
Adams Ex., as; Wells 4 Fargo, 4g5fE:Amsr.
can Merchsnts Union Express, ~; United
yoas csnprsi EapIsis New YORK osnfrs scrip, Grip
S2K; Erie, NJ; do preferred. 50; Eerlem, l22lS;
do preferred, rs; Reading, loo; Michigan
esasl sH =; M MEsrthwesssrh, sss So, 40 pssSsrrsd, @
s53z. Rock Island, s67<s New Jersey CentraA
50 40 preferred 50; Ft. Wayne, e5, xerrs
Hause, %; do preferred. 50: Chicago aud Alton,
al8, do pre1arred, lsf; Chic and Mississippi,
~: Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati *,
RnriinGtOu and Quincy, l20. Union PaclfG
293<; Central Paclnc bonds. l0l7<; Union Pa
ctfc bonds. So
DRx GOODS
with cooler weather there Is little more IN
curry far Eoolen goods adapted to the season.
But IS 4 general thing TIE market Ia inaetsv ve
snd steady. We quote: Heavy brown sheet
inRs At Is to 1875, and seconds at ITO l25<,
I55ze. Bay mills. Xxx do, ISc; Androsc0Rxed Do
u. I8c Half do, S-4 Sec; do. o. 10c do. l0-4'
Sc Monpdnock, s-4, do 255zc do, 81 do, sGc,
Wsmsatta, seei New YORK mills DE-, 10; priat.'
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MASONIC notice,

A REGULAR convoeation of EURE- e
N KA COUNCIL No. 6, X. and 8. NJ Ny
VIII be held at their hall. Odd eellow's/VN
Building, this CTHURSDAY) evening, 18th
inst, at O'Clock. A prompt attendance Is
requested.
Transient R and 8. Ms in good stsrdi g
are fralernsliy invited.
BY order OF d. 3. FORSTER, 1. n.
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E. A. BENSON,
917 Main street,
Is Now oFPERrNs
PlAH0s for saIe On M0nTHLY pAYMEKTs

Together with the largest stock OF SHEET
MUSIC and Musical Merchandise
ever bzopGht to the South.
Fou 4 tho time 70 buy. uounf-y mar
chanls and dealers will please send IN their
orders, ~ ssh al theln At New York prices
for cash or gooa city aceeptances FOR hi ty
sixty or ninety Gays Old pianos taken iu
exchsuge ioz new ones Pianos timed ana
repaired In = satlAfac1cry manners
= a. EEH40T.
oess 81 Aa.n a1rest. Aenph1s.
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NEW YORK, October 1.-THE prop
erty seized at Brooklyn, By the rev.
eBue officer, was valued at $50, 600 to
$7s 900. and included over Ave hum
dred barrels OF whisky, thirteen stills,
and two large rectifying establish
nenfs,
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DIED.

LEWIs-At Hct Springs, on the 18th inst
Mrs. FRANCIS WoICO.rr, wife OF Barbour
Lewis.
Funeral from the residence, Ss Monroe
street, at 10 O'Clock this tTHUR5DAll morn
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45l premiums amounting gto....--..--.......slGe0o GO
The Board of Directors, In commep ding
shall be carried ont in good faith They viii
sppolnt a com mittss OF award, whose high
character VIII be a Euficient guarantee thai
The price OF these Jecfal tickets has bsen
nxed at the low sum G. TWO DOLLARS, in
order that they may be within the reacN OF
every one.
II is hoped and expected tnat the Third
Annual Fair VIII be 80 successful financially,
~ to ens0is the hcclety 10 erect suitable
buildings and improve the grounds 20 such
degree Of excellence as 20 render them
source OF pride to every citizen OF Memphis,
shelby county and the adjacent country.
The Board OF Directors have selected Mr..
" b BATES TO supervise this special ar
rangemG ns, end tickets can be bad on apph-
Gallon 10 him, at the Memphis and Charles
sub-agenA
JACOB THOMPSON, President.
LEo1. TRoUsDALE, Secretary.
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Chancsry Sals of Real Estate.

ss- Does Fire. Marine, Inland and Genera
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GOOD cIFTs.
The Response Of Europe, Canada and
America to the Call for Help
from Chicago.

The following are the contributions
of Europe and America, as ascertained
up to noon of Saturday last, for the re-.
lief Of the sufferers In Chicago:
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MoTicE o. cOPARTMERnIP

hrs. HARRIS & MEWeoRN having this
{ , day as.ociated tnemfeivea toRether as
prsaGfonssrs OF Dental surgery IA Al rs
hraneh-s. respectfully o1ar their D ofes-l
sional services 70 the ru6lie. No sIs Main
street conner Of AonFoss
10. HARAIa, Of Mamphfa
I'm i I. n u lstl7aQ - Trr---4. -
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To RrIeklayers.
CITY EEsIErrss ogy1or.

CITY ENGINEEs's oFFIOE.
AENPBI3 TEEu., Oct +. ISL
= EALED Proposals viii b receivsis 4 shis
once untll z o'el.eb NJ. Thnrsoa. me
18th lnsf-, for constructing our els s9nss one
nvonre ana Gntoa street.. ant tEo Ia Cf az
sea p ana and specircslIona can g sesn AZ
t1ta once. Tie city reserves the right to 10
1ect s1lF or Al cf the hldk
eols ! =. HUkRHEExs, CsE Eng'r.
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Prosser, editor of the Tennessee
Tribune, Radical weekly paper pub
lished here, was knocked down in the
street TO day by the son OF ex-GOv-
ernor Neill S. Brown. The cause OF
the difficulty was az editorial In yes
terday's Tribune. ina which Nell
Brown was charged Nth faIseh0oG,
The affair has created considerable
Excitement in the sity.
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LONDON, October lS-Consols, eS for money
and So on account United States cou'
pons Of 1862, SOS, 9O54; do '65, u. Turpentine
PARIS, October JS.-Rentes, ST l5c.
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Storms In the American Desert = Fifty
Thousand Sheep Buried In the Sand.

SAN FRANCISCO, October 1S.-Sand
storms from Colorado and Msjova
deserts are prevailing in Los Angeles
and Bernardino counties. Fifty thou
sand sheep have been scattered and
lost in the mountains near Fort Tay-
lOr bO three storms.
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In the ultimate settlement these
figures viii probably be considerably
modified. A greet many Chicago mer-
chants will finally discharge all their
obligations. An amount equal or near
ly equal to tine indebtedness of Chi
cago to the East Is probably due to
that city from the West, and will be
collected. This money, with the in
surance payments will, to consider
able extent, 90 to liquidate Eastern
Indebtedness. We anticipate that a
large majority Of Chicago merchants
viii discharge all their obligations
within one, or at the most, two years.
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Four deaths from yellow fever, in
the last forty-eight hours, in Charles