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THIS superb Hair Dye is the best in the
Il world-perfectly harmless, reliable and in
Simultaneous; no disappointment; no ridicu-
lous tints or disagreeable odOr. The genuine
VIM. A Batehelor's Hair Dye produces imme-
diately a splendid black or natural brown,
leaves the hair clean, soft beautiful; does not
contain q particle Of lead or injurious com
pound. sold by all druggists. Factory, l6
BOND STREET, \. v. oct5
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THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE"
It improves appetite and digestion, and It
is unrvaIled for It's flavor. We are directed
by Messrs. Z & PERKINS 70 prosecute all
parties making or vendinRcounterfeits.
JOHN DUNCANs SONS,
oo5 AGENTS, New York.
aKHC4TT0RS, HATR Dv
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II yOur child has worms, or a bad breath, or
salloW complexion, or restless at night or 40
appetite, or general bad health, give II Dr..
TUFTS Liver Pills; il VIII soon be restored.
Dr.. Eaa's Hair Dgs InPa-ts LIFE to ne Hasr.
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COTTON MARKETS OF THE WORLD.

PARIS.
PARIS, August sL-Rentes, AZ
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OPIUM n MORPHINE
HART Cured IMMEDIATELY

No CHARGE for treatment until cured. Call
on or address DR.. J. {. BECK, u2 o b street,
Cincinnati, Ohio. aul3 d&w
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Tuesday. the LIST Day Of October, 1879,
Supreme Court sale.

No. IS, Second Chancery Docket-In supreme
Court at JacksOn.-D. r. Cook q 60. ct az. Va.
IF. Frank, JOhn T.. Mckinney az al.
DX virtue Of a decree pronounced by the
ID Supreme Court of Tennessee, at jackson.
May q, 1872. in this cause, l viii sell to the
the city of Memphis, on
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DIR. ID. 5. JUHNSON'S
MEDICAL DISPENSARY
206 HAHN STREET,
MEMPHIS, TENN
TENEREAL Oh SECRET DISEASES

Is now permanently established for the treat
ment OF patients, both male and female.
who are afflicted with anv form of
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Supreme Court sale.

No B.-Ffrst Chancery Docket-Ben A. Shep-
pard, admir-. OF ]. H. Sheppard, deed, ct. al.
VS.. Z. A. Sheppard, ct al.
D1 virtue Of q decree pronounced June .,
ID 49,, by the Supreme Court Of Tennessee.
at jackson. in this cause, 1 viii sell, to the
highest bidder, in front Of the First and Sec
ond Chaneery COurS Rooms, on Second street,
in the city Of Memphis, within legal hours, on
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TRUSTEES SALE.

rs. AYREs. Trustee.
Tennessee. AugustZ5. Ls2 aus
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Petition for incorporation.

EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By z. B. MCHESRY. d. 4. M.
Wright & Fulkes, Soils. for Petitioners. au3i
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N. cUTMAN q CO.'S.

BOARD OF CoxrRoL-The Board Of
Control Of the State camp ground near
Aoundville, held . meeting yesterday In
Zane Street u. E. Church. The Board
was called together to consider the pro-
position Of the National Camp Meeting
Association 10 hold . meeting on The
ground mentioned next year. Full TWEEN
ty members Of the Board were present.
and the subject before them was consid-
cred several hours. The rules Of the As
ISOLATION, Il We are not mistaken, require
the grounds to be enclosed and the run
ming Of vehicles on the Sabbath to be
interdicted. Also, that railroad trains
and steamboats, shall not be engaged on
that day In carrying persons TO or from
the camp What action the Board took
in the matter Of enclosing the grounds
and the running Of vehicles we could not
ascertain, but they resolved TO use their
influence with the railroad company and
steamboat lines 70 desist from the Sabbath
dissertation above reierred to. A trsn.
script Of the proceedings Of the meeting
was sent 10 The Association, and its de.
cisiou thereon will determine the TACT
whether there will be q national camp
meeting in this vicinity next year or not
II decided in the affirmative, the meeting
will commence On the Sd of September
and continue ten days.
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PRETTY BADLY HURr.-WillIan Mul-
doom, lad twelve or thirteen years old,
was thrown from q horse yesterday morn:
ing, on Zane street, and sustained pretty
severe injuries. Young Muldoon had been
riding the horse during the morning along
the street as the trains on the Henpdeld
were passing, to sccrstom him, it Is sup.
passed, TO the noise and confusion Of such
occurrences. Teuturipg too close as the
engine was about crossing Sixth street. the
horse took fright a. the escaping steam,
and started of st arspid gait The lad
lost his balance and was thrown, but held
10 the bride reins He was dragged
some distance, when the horse in Jump
ing over the gutter on the south side Of
Zane street. just above Fifth, freed himself
from him. 1t was supposed for a time
that young Muldoon was fatally hurt, bat
he revived, and our latest intelligence OF
his condition was OF more hopeful char.
scter.
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CAL WAeSEE, LAST NIeur.-WAsh-
ington Hall was pretty well filed last
nightto hear Happy Cal and his band
OIL Ministries Quite large number Of
lsdies were prseat, and We heard not q
word that would offend the most deli.
cate ear. This is 4 feature OF Gals enter.
tainmen:s, and we regret that As much
csnnot be said Of any other troupe, per,
hips, travelling through the country.
The programme Of last evening was en-.
tiFely different from that OF the evening
previous, and was rendered in the same
tanluess manner. The audience WAS ken,
almost constantly in q roar. Cal goes
hence to steubenTille, and We advise the
good citizens Of that place who want to
pass an evening in attendance upon first.
class minstrelsy, to secure their tickets
early, and then claim their sests By the
advertised hour.
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TEE PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KESrrcKr
GIT CoScEBT.-We call the particular
attention Of our readers to the final an
nouncement Of Gov. BrAmlette In our I'D.
yertising columns in reference 70 the Sec
ond Grand Gift Concert to be held in
Louisville, Ky., on the 9Th day Of Deem.
Der next The greater portion Of the
tickets are already sold and q half Million
dspoHted in Bank and held for the pay
ment Of all Gifts offered, as will be seen
BY the certificate of the Cashier Of the
Farmers and Drovers' Bank published in
the advertisement The demand for tick.
els since this announcement has been
made is more brisk than ever, and the
remnant will be disposed Of st an early
day, so that ii behooves those Of our
friends who want 10 participate in this
magnificent Distribution, to order their
tickets ST once
No agent will be permitted 10 sell tick.
els for the managers after the 25ih Of No
vembeE, which mskes the time very sboE;
Tor the supply OF those who nsy want
tickets
The Concert and Drawing Is BY gu
hoEiiy Of q speciAl Act Of the Legislature
Of Kentucky, so that all its benefits msy
be, IS now, absolutely and forever tree 10
every citizen OF every State. There are
one thousand Gifts in all, the largest be-
ing $4,000 and the smallest 800.
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For CINCINNATI THIS MORNING.
Thesteamer Andes, Capt Charley Muhle-
man, did not arrive here in time to take
her departure for Cincinnati yesterday, As
advertised. In fact, she did not reach the
wharf until about dark, and it was deter
mined BY the authorities TO have her re.
main until this morning. She will leave
at 10 A. N. today, positively, and pas.
seDgers and shippers are requested 10
make uote Of this announcement, and
govern themselves accordingly. The
Andes is a frstclsss packet, aud Is now
the only one in the trade between this CITY
and Cincinnati.
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Cutting AFTRAT.-We heard, yester.
day, Of cutting atfrSy which came of in
Centre Wheeling, NOnday evening. Our
informant could give Us but few particu.
lars Yankee Doodle" johnson, il
seems, did the cutting, whether with OF
without proyocation, We will not under.
take 10 say. A man named Warner re.
ceived an ugly cut on one Of his hands;
two or three Others were more Or lrss in.
jrred. There had BEEN no arrests made
down to las! evening, nor could We ascer,
tain tina; any movement had been made
IN that direction.
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BEAUTIFUL DAT.-Yesterday was G
bright, sunshiny day. The mud on the
streets disappeared about as rapidly as II
was formed few days since. Business
was brisker than We have seen it in along
time-atributAble, doubtless, to = very
considerable degree to the fact that The
river is once more nsyigsble. A month
ofsuch weather as We had yesterday
would make our city all right for q win
ter campaign.
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SESTTo jAH-Yes;erday, Esqr. Laun,
der committed 10 Jail young woman
named Mary Nary, who, it is alleged, ha.
shown unmistAkabls symptoms recently
o. mental arrangement a medical ex.
animation Of the case will be made in q
day or two.
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: BEHIND TNE.-The Cumberland Ac.
commodation Train was about two hours
behind time last evening. We could not
ascertain the cause Of the detention.
The train over the Central Ohio rad
wss also delsyed in it, arrival here las;
night No one at the depot seemed 10
know where the delay occurred, nor the
cause
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GREATEST BAReAESs-Ever offered in
this city in Scotch suitipgs and Mohair
Mixtures To close ont the above goods,
We will sell them at cost Tor cash, and
guarantee them made superior in style,
workmanshipand excellence to shy house
in the city. We ask the gentlemen to
call and give Us q trial
J. T. LAKS & Co.,
No. 81 Monroe street
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BOARD OF SUPERvTsoRs-Thc Board
Of Supervisors will hold called meeting
to dsy at their chamber in the Couri
House. We presume the object Of the
meeting is to examine and certify the re.
turns Of the late stupeEdous election. Col.
Wilson ought to iOot the bills as it was
held on his account.
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BREAK D1wy.-Ytsieslay afternoon,
an iron track IN which large casting
was being conveyed fsom Quincy Foun,
dry 10 some point in North Wheeling,
broke down in iron; o! the Pacific Mills.
1t had not been taken away al dark last
night, aud VIC though! it rather an ugly
obstruction TO be permitted to occupy 50
prominent position in one Of the princi.
pal thoroughtares Of the city.
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WEDNESDAY, OCT. 30, 1871.
Travellers Register.
DEPAE.CRE On @RlNI,


Steamer Andes.
Geo. r Taylor { Co-Grand Opening
Furniture.
G. W. Franzheim & Co.
Important TO Horse Owners.
Show CSses.
hair JeweIry-01toby s DufReld.
Flour, Lard, Hominy.'
Refined Sugars Rio Coffee.
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New FAIL AND WINTER GooDA-C
Hes, corner Of Main and Quincy streets
has Just received the most complete and
choice line Of Foeeign and Domestic Cas-
simeres, Scotch Cheviots, English and
French Disgonals, Cloths OF all shades
Vesings, Geutlemen'S Furnishing Goods
&c, that can be found In the city. Alsc
. large stock Of German and Fancy
Wooden Knitted Jackets He does ali
work in the best style and guarantees fits
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Nor TIE PARTT.-The James Mich.
oils who was before the police court
Monday morning, is not the gentleman
OF that name in the employ Of Messra
Forbes & Collins, Main street.
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LADIES in want Of Fancy D7ess Goods
will find the latest styles now daily being
received at John Roemer & Co.'S, l09
Main street
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TnE Blooming Black Alpaca sold for
50 cents, at Henry Brues, is scknowl.
edged BY everybody that has seen them
to be the best goods they ever saw.
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CHEAP GooDa-A large stock Of wo
mems Misses and Childrens Shoes ..
per cent cheaper than formerly at L. Y
Blends.
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TWENTY-FIVE pieces Black Apscas re.
duced from 50 cents to 33f cents per yard
at 4 D. Seamon's.
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4 PULL and complete assortment o!
Bl;ierick's Patterns at Grover & Bakers
Sewing Machine Office, No. % Market
street.
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SECURE TIE SHADOW ERE THE SUB.
STANCE FADE"-Sow Is a good time to
secure your Shadow" The best place
Is, unquestiouably, the Partridge Gallery,
III Main Street
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gloss and freshness Of y2z:i. t.
hair is thiekened, falling h.2 cbsts.
and badness often. though %: LT,y
cured By its use. Nothing Gil reas
the hair where the fo.I:lss II 1,
stroyed, or the glands atroptai &!
decayed; but such IS remain al t
saved by this application, al ST.,
lated into activity, 50 that ! ls'
growth of hair is produced l.ga!
of fouling the hair with a pas;I -.
ment, it viii keep it clean 4a1Is-Iz
Its occasional use vii prevent L! a.
from turning gray or filling q, L.
consequently prevent bLliasss II
restoration Of vitality il gires . =
scalp arrests and prevents he iszt
ton of dandruf, which Is oaea s. :.
clearly and offensive. Free tfu= tx
deletsrious substances With N.
some preparations dangeoas sai-.;s
rious to the hair, the Vigss a. aLI
benefit but not harm it Il En;A
merely for q HAIR DRESSING
nothing else can be found 50 dssr1a.
Containing neither oil nos dys !: Ia
not soil white cambria, and yt: Asa
long on the hair, giving !: a:A, GiSg
lustre, and a grateful PsEta1A
Prepared by Dr., J, c, Aver 4 Co.,
Practical and Analytical ChEifA
LOWELL. MASS.
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JrsT received a. Henry Bues', 100
pieces O! Black Alpscs. way down in
price.
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For A Few DAYS Ladies Lasting fox.
ed CATERS only g 90, cheap at s. 50
Call soon and secure bargains At Forgey
s CemenS.
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LloEr AND sHADK-Al the @summel
Styles" photographed on short notice, a
the Partridge Gallery.
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M. GUTMAN & co.
ALI Goods Guaranteed
TO BIZ AS REPRESENTED,
AT
M euTMAN a co'S.
NJ. cUTMAM & cos.

CRcuIr CouRr.-Thls Court was en-,
gagged in the trial Of the Robinson case
the whole Of yesterday. The testimony
was concluded in the morning. when Mr.
Good opened for the State. BE was fol-
lowed BY Mr.. CracrAft and Gen. Wheat
for the prisoner, in the order named Thii
occupied until the usual hour Of adjourn
ment in the evening, when His Honor
decided to have . night session. At I
o'clock the Court met and Mr.. Good pro
eeeded 70 make the closing Argument fol
the State The case was given TO the
jury shortly after 8 o'clock. A few min
utes past 10 O'Clock they re-entered the
Court room-a large crowd awaiting
their entrance. The usual formAlity O
calling the roll was observed, the prisoner
directed to stand up, when the Clerk pro
pounded the question, "HAve you agreed
upon 8 verdict" Being answered In The
Affirmative, the Clerk asked allow sSJ
you, Is the prisoner at the bar guilty OF
not guilgT' "GuilT!' responded the
foreman and passed up the verdict writ
ten out in due form. The Clerk pro
ceeded to read that "the jury found
the prisoner guilty Of mAnslaushtel
and fixed the term Of his impris
onment At two years in the pen
itentiAry." his Honor remarked that The
jury should have determined whether The
crime was voluntary or involuntary. Thil
they did without leaving their seats-de-
clAring it the mAnslaughtet) to have beer
voluntary" This word was then incor
porHted in the verdict, when His Honol
remAnded the prisoner to jail. Before the
Court adjourned one Of Robinson's coun-
sci CAr. CrAcrafO gave notice Of motor
for new trial, If we caught the import o.
the language used.
Adjourned until Q O'Clock this morning
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POLICE CouET.-There was not 9 soil
tsry case before the Police Court, yeter-
day morning.
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l Piano style Melodeon, 9 sets reeds 10
For sale at above prices on Renting Plan,
a Sheibs Music Store.
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HENRY JACOBS sells Black Alpaca
cheaper than any house in the city.
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THE incest stock Of shawk in the cit,
can be got st Henry jacobs.
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lSofdeE to reduce my present stock OIL
Boots and Shoes will sell them regard
less Of eNst from this date. L. V. Blond,
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THERE never was such Alpscas sold in
the city for so cents as those sold BY
Henry Bpes.
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GENUINE Mink Furs at IS 90 per set
at Henry jacobs.
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CALL at the Grover & Baker Sewing
Machine Office for Butterick's Patterns.
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For family use, the HalEord Leicester
shire Table Sauce.
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SECOND HAND ORGANS, &c
l Mason & HAmlin Organ s 50
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READER, iyou are troubled with any
kind Of pain, no mstter what the cause
Try Pain Cure Oil Only so cents and
warranted, Sold BY all druggists.
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TnE only house IN the city for Alpaca
Is the popular house Of Henry Bruss.
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FRENCH Kid Button and Laced Boots
for ladies' st Forgey & Clemens.
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NEw stock Of Black Alpscas just open
ed ia D. Seamon'a
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IT takes them oil alike, the 80 cent
Blooming Black Alpaca at Henry Brues'
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HENRY BRUEs sells good Alpaca 70
30 cents.
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eoat-s tsen Tie .ssaaoeT q :, s -;
teI.S, q Al e4Ises, esa:l.,s4t - - T.
CHEEKY PEcToE1L VII ID ~. =, Il
sare Tie GAie:inz tisor5e7 a 4, n &
LanSs osyoo1 iny che: rs.j.;.. n
c99seToaS Aseetioas q tie Pul-,r,-.' q |
!seai % ia PoTef; Lsi ea-es a 60. -
uon, cured By this prsoaz.r lSah
y known, - remarkable ., -, 50
llsTet, were Asy 10; r-5rs- 49, ; z Z.
~ & renet! il j. t5e7gs,.. C. -. 80
nay rev ~ IA p-1:Sc:.,s. Err-.-.E.ll N
Tie iuCeC1ras-' q Ho-s ss-i5., 80, 'ss'sN
aaauma%7si lives, sai - I-ssr; q 81 =
NJ: 70 b e0nPa:eI. /: sz1-4-.s, r., 's''7E
TInees the most sesP:i,-I Ev.- - = a
keep !: % haol - : p--s:se:il. 49,. I. :
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which are easily ne; 4; frs, hi ~. g. 4.
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de- la1SI pet ;hi' 5-.eoes: A.! J. - =
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ne eistEesSinE dsssz's' EaicL -. !, - :
and Caes: {! eEi!.5D.3. CHTrEI Pr,.AA
Is izvsl12b.4: -. b. !. :.-.,T - ~, -
tutss are rescued ffur7 r-a--s.-, = :
SaTe4 70 the jore a.i a.F-s:5g- es-.-.i =,
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securing solni H5i hsz.:s--rs:-rl., - i i
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fsl Bronchitis, VIA ;2sT CIV =: = 4. :
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successful chemical isrss;irz:i5a. y -. - :
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memorable Is The grs1;s5: i: Is s7.: -,
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tim, White Swelling, Sii
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