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INSTRUCTIONS TO KAsaUERs.

MssqosIs viii provide themselves Nth
torches and suitable lights for The process on,
put none will De permitted IN The halls.
MsEqusEs WILL not De allowed to carry swords
INTO me ballroom. Groups in wagons, car
rlagss or on horseoacE. Will assemble IN the
yard OF the Memphis ana Charleston Rail.
read Depot 81 81 O'CLOCK in the afternoon,
Rnd report TO the marshRl-tn-ch1ef. MasQue-
rade on foot vtn assemble on Charleston
avenue, and report to Assistant Marshal
No. IL.
The procession viii move at O'Clock pre-
elsely. The maIshRl-1n-chief and assistant
mRrshals viii endesvOr 10 provide for the
eOnafOrt OF the masQueraders. fhe orders
and directors Of the N srsh al must be strictly
oDeyed IN sH instances, and masQuers viii
keep In the line OF procession until the sans
Is dismissed.
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BRAZIL.


Death OF q distinguished Statesman
Ranafical outbreak
LISBON, February 1.-THE South
American mail steamer arrived with
dates from Rio JaneirO to January %.
The distinguished Brazilian states
man, ViscOunt Itabarahy, is dead.
The recent outbreak OF fanaticism in
the town of Jundil, in the Argentine
States, resulted in a fearful massacre.
The Janchos were excited TO frenzy
by a man named Salune, and made
a sudden attack on the foreigners.
The latter were taken by surprise, and
were unable to defend them
selves, and before the authorities could
stop the slaughter thirty.six were
killed. The assassins we're then at
tackled by the troops. They fed, but
were pursued, and sixteen were shot
and twenty. four taken prisoners.
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1910.

The New York Herald says that
snything-tO-win policy seems 10 be
the prevailing sentiment OF the AP-
PEAL" snd, it might have added
while sdhering to Grant, that every
thing-to-lose is the policy of the Her.
aid.
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WE understand that the survey of
the Jackson and Memphis railroad is
now being made. We trust every
citizen Of Fsyette county is ready to
vote for the county subscription, and
that after the ID of March no doubt
will invest the building Of the road.
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TELEcRAPHIc SUMMARY.
Kew York swindIing.

NEW YORK, February 1.-THE SUBJ
committee made a report to the COM
mittee Of seventy, showing vast in
crease in the last few years in the legal
expenses of the city, in opening
streets, ETC., and recommending i'm
mediate legislative action to reform
a system so liable to abuse.
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rhs sIiehirau Lsrr.lsture.

DETROIT, February u.--Under
date Of the 18th inst, Governor Bald.
win will issue q proclamation conven-
ing the State legislature in extra ses-
sion, at Lansing on March 18th, to
TeappOrtiOn the State into nine con-
gressional districts. He has also di-
rected special elections to be held
March 9Th, to I'LL the vacancies in the
.ao,iSIo fnro
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Church Dedication.

CINCINNATI, February IL. - The
Central Christian church was dedi-
Gated to-day. 1t was erected at a cost,
including ground, OF one hundred and
forty thousand dollars, and is one Of
the most eapaeious church edifices in
the United States, comfortably seat
ing over two thousand persons.
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PHILADELPHIA, February 1.-THE
deaths from smallpox for the past
week amount to one hundred and
eighty-three.
The Methodist church at Kingston,
Pennsylvania, was burned yesterday.
Loss, 5000 above insurance.
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SAN FRANCISCO, February 1.-THE
celebration OF the Chinese New Year
closed yesterday. 1t has been carried
on with much spirit.
There was almost q panic in stocks
yesterday, the fall extending through
almost the entire list.
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ITALY.


ROME, February 1.-THE Mszzini-
ans made public demonstration to
day to celebrate the anniversary OF the
proclamation of the Roman Republic
in ISi9. The proceedings were or
derly, and no attempt to interfere with
them was made By the authorities.
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SPECIAL ORDER FOR KAsDI saas

The police force are instrueted, ana hereby
ordered, TO protect all masQusraders who de-
port themselves with propTiety.
Parties attending balls or other places OF
pubic amusement viii be subject to examin-
alton, and deprived OF all weapons.
All persons drunk OF disordsrly VIII be put
in the ststionhOuse for the day and night,
anu 40 fOrfeits taken.
, a sufficient detail has been made or the
different ball rooms 10 insure order and de-
corum.
Jhe cficers win see that this order Ia
strictly enfOrcsd. Pr. ATHEY,
fell Ghlef OF Police
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MISSISSIPPI

AGRICULTURAL, EDUCATIONAL
AND
MANUFACTURING AID SOCIETY,
Authorized by ths Legislature Ofths state,
SATURDAY MORNING, GLASS n, FEB. IG, lS72.
so, 4, So, "A, %, 70, 80, IL, 56, IS, "a, rs.
SATURDAY EvHEuSe, GLASS p, FEB. 10, ls7a
45, 8, 81, 50, IL, "A, AZ, u, 60, 5S, II, SO, H.
947 SECOND STREET.
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LINE OF MARCH.

From Charleston avenue to Adams street
Adams TO Second, second to Marcel, Market
TO Main, Main 10 Monroe: ceuntermarch
nom Monroe to Adams, Adams to Second
secOE to Beale, Beale to Main, Main 70 LIN
den, Linden 70 shelby. shelby 70 Union
Union 10 Main, Main 10 Madison, N adison
to Second, second to Court, where tue pro.
cess1on VIII be dismissed.
ORDER OF PROCESSION
Il sraId = Clear the road -" A new broom
sweeps clean"
Grou os Nos. and 2
Brass Band.
GrOurs nos. TO &
Boys with their b1lly-goais and kahOrselpscks
Groaps Nos. % 70 40.
NJ MasQueraders on loot with kaduEelberrfes
Brass Band
Groucs Nos. IL 10 75
Ladies' mounted.
MssCusreders on loot
Brass Band,
Groups Oe Is 10 10, anu all others not vel
reported.
By order OF DR. ROLLOGRENO,
MErshal in Onisf.
Approved by MOMUS,
Rex Carntvalis del Memphina.
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Stockholders ElsetlOn.

OFBTcE OF PHOENIX IEs Co. OF MEMPHIS, I
Memphis, February s, 1874.
TEHE annual election for seven Directors
OF this company tor the ensuing year viii
be held Al the ompauy's effice. NO. Il Madi-
son street on SATURDAY. tns nth February,
1872, between the hours OF ~ m. and 3 p In.
BY ordsr OF the Rresldent.
uur~u. Ir. Secretary, fe9
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STEAMBOAT DISASTER.
Collision between the Steamers Sabine and
Rlehmond. RlChmaad, Badly
Damaged, Returns to Port.

New ORLEANS, February 1.-The
steamer Sabine, from Ouachita river,
with sixteen hundred bales of cotton,
collided with the steamer Richmond
at TwelVe-mile point early this morn
ing. The Sabine sunk in few min
utes. The Richmond was consldera-
bly, damaged, but rendered all the as
sistance possible, taking of all the
passengers and three hundred bales OF
cotton. The Sabine will probably
prove a total loss The Richmond
was so badly damaged that she had to
return to this city for repairs.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY,
Incorporated in lsss.
Smo1n1 orArr1n-
MORNING CLAss-No. %,

MORNING CHASING. -,
"a, Is, 81, 20, 3, 55, 66, n, 2, 50, u, 4S, q.
EVENING CHASING, 10.
81, 20, 46, IS, 81, 56, 80, AZ, L. 19, 50, 46, Is.
Lotteries drawn twice daily. Prizes from
sIgu 70 s5g,gel, paid IN money by J, E.
EkANCE, sg't, s59< North Court ct. Box IA,
Asnphls, Tenn, ?. Q, AURRAY, MIILHR
q O9,s Aanegers, 81. Lonts. No.
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A dispatch from Jamaica says that
two enterprising Americans are max
Ing observations there for the purpose
Of establishing q large motel toF tnva-
lids. Some y saTs ago several enter
prising Aner ans with a large capital
tried to esta' ish s hotel near King
stOn, the meT lntile metropolis. The
government, loWever, tried to balk
the enterprise, and succeeded. About
the same time, too, several enterpris-
ing Americans started the expectation
Of bamboo, of which there are inn
mense quantities in the island. After
they had put up COMPRISING ma
chimes at various points, and got the
thing fairly going, the government
sWamped the enterprise by taxing the
bamboo. ThegoveFnmenf of Jamaica
does not desire American enterprise
In the colony. The people do, how
ever, and American Institutions and
freedom to boot.
Charlotte Cushman recently appear
ed In a new role. She was driving
out, when the buggy turned over on
hillside, and she rolled entirely to the
foot.
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FOREIGN SUMMARY.
SPAIN.


MADRID, February Sit is prob.
able that the Radicals will refuse to
vote in the forthcoming election OF
the OOrtes.
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MILWAUKEE, February ia lit
tle boy by the name OF Ernest Priest,
while playing upon the Ice to-day,
near the sh6re OF the lake fell through
Al air hole and was drowned.
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TO CONTRACTORS.

NITY ENGINEERS oFEICE,
~ MEHPHIs, TENN, February 10, lsT2.
80 Sealed proposals viii be received At
this once until q o'clock m. Saturday, the
Nth inst, for grading ferry-landing at Pop
lsr street. For further information apply to
the undersigned. The city reserves the night
to reject any or all Of the bids.
III HUMPHREYS,
fell City Engineer.
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BALLS

medistely after the dismI sal Of the pro.
cessiOn, the balls will open at the GreenlaW
Opers-hOuse. Memphis Theatsr, Memphis
Ulnh Han and Cochran Han.
kYely person must Present q ticket at the
door. Positively Eo1e admitted Without the
proper ticket,
1icksts VIII be taken up at the door, and,
upon leaving the hall, pass viii be given,
securing admission 70 any other hall,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NASONIC N0TICE

AAS0klc NOTICE.
A STATED convocation OF Penn q
~ Royal Arch Chapter, No. q, z. and ny
A. NJ, will be held this (MuHDAY/N
evening, February 18th, at O'Clock, for dis
patch of business.
All Com panions fraternRlIy invited
BY ord r Of @. M CARROLL, N. HP.
B. X. LEVY, Secretary. fel2
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BY ord n Of Q. M CARROLL, N. e. H p
B. \. LEyY, seeretary. fsll
MARDI GRAS
VISITORS
shonId net fAn 70 avail themselves Of
ths extraordinary induoemsats
held cut ny
Menken Bros.
THIS WTTK.
CLOSING SALE OF
WINTER GOODS
SILKS,
POPLlNS,
ALPAcAS,
FANCY DRESS GOODS
AI asionIahfnEIy Lew Prices.
LARGE MIEE OF
NEW EMBROIDERIES |
AT DECIDED BARGAINS.
HA M II UR q
Edgings aAd lnssrtings
French vaIsneisnnss Laess
EquaI 70 the Real, 10. Is and 30 eeuss |
per yare.
NEW LINES OF
THREAD LAcES,
GUIPURE LACES, |
POINT APPL QUE LACES, Etc
HANDSOME
Lace Collars and Sets
HANDSOME ALPACAS
In sessOnAbIS eoIars. as 80 and as cents
per yard
- Besides gresG variety 81 ether
goods at greatly reaaeed prices.
MENKEN BROS.
26I and 26s Main St, Cor. Court
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TO CONTRACTORS.

Dssoso " saS SSFsRB FSRSBoa S soSS. SG9anS e. 2 DFs. a
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NOTICES OF n
Harper's Bazaar contains, besides pic
lures, patterns, etc., a variety of matter
of especial use and interest to the family;
articles on health, dress, and housekeep-
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is specially adapted to the circle it is in
tended to interest and instruct; and it has,
besides, good stories and literary matter
Of merit. It is not surprising that the
journal, with such features, has achieved
in o short time an immense success; for
something of its kind was desired in
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have filled the demand. The young lady
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York EUeninq Post
The Bazar is excellent. Like all tie
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mothers and daughters in average fam
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are to-day making very many homes hap
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women began taking Lessons in personal
and household and social management
from this good-natured mentor The Nn-
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Sso OF THE SuB-ExEcuT1vE COMMIT.
apublican party of Louisiana, New
u March Is, 1S72.-The Sub-Exec-
10, ,:'nm'ttse Of the Republican party
taaana meets daily in tho Chief
sseudce, Mechanics Institute.
y from the country are requested
i
,,~:aurs from ten o'clock A. NJ. TO
.:&'So o'clock P. NJ.
::'e' Of the SUBJ Committee,
WILLIAM VIGERS,
=: soO-Executive Committee, Re-
,'''ean party Of Louisiana.
'Asp''liean papers throughout the
w requested to copy this notice.
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rbut it is our candid opinion
N \. cannot possibly be done I'M
ne people outside Of the two
/, Central Committee shall take
[|r.aer in hand, and i i q plain
:, mind that any pretended
I'm that direction outside of
=, course Of procedure must
Eus]y fail, and can only be
ID IS . sham, and in order to
Is. something more likely to
Ii from being brought for
d this direction
hast, after the Developments
h no days effort Of the Gus
',r,a Convention to. secure
.,,,; and the open and fair
',,x;gn Of Lieut.. Gov. Pinch.
!,eether with the manner in
the whole subject was finally
nRd Of; it is bit reasonable to
that We shall hear no. more
these C~ustomhouse leaders
a Pinchback standing in the
kd Harmony; and that the peo-
dll be no longer hoodwinked
deceived by such groundless
Eklse representations as these
trmhouse officials have SO long
80 vigorously circulated among
Elssys loyal and unsuspecting
pie composing the rank and file
|:u pmty in this uncompromi-
J, Republican State.
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COMMUNICATION.
bin LoU1SIANIAN:

biz LoU1sIAN1AN:
a!s day Mr.. Douglass and party
1.-The city Mr.. Downing gave me
a%nnuication which he request
lup hand to the editor of the
lHGAns Republican and request
ntYublish the same; and should
Fnhse to do so, to publish it in
kLrglAS1AN.
DE communication sought to
ret Misrepresentation made in
allowing paragraph from the
Vulcan Of April 18th:
Fnx1yESr GENTLEMEN DINING To-
aR -Sunday there was a glori-
dinner at Mr.. J. M. G.. Parker's
ate residence on Felicity street.
b gentlemen as Messrs. Fred
Pgass, Downing, Ruffin, Pinch
Martin, Bowen, D. D. Smith.
sl, and many others who are
Known, attended. After the
was removed, conversation
nlly ran in a political groove
il was discovered that the
/ majority of those persent
! very favorable to Governor
nnoth and his supporters. Mr.,
tker expressed the belief that
Q colored voters, as 3 body, were
posed to the nomination and
Elon of Mr.. Grant.
/ asserted that politics were not
ksa]ly discussed, neither did Mi.
ag express any such belief.
Hailed at the Office of the Re-
ion that same evening, handed
Emmunication to one of the
b, which he promised to pub
and here the matter would
'aded but for the impression
a to be made that I did not
n the communication publish
hoping this statement will be
actery to those concerned, I
&c,
P. g
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for every club Of Fiue Subscribers at 81 90
each, in one remittance; OF, six copies for
$40 90, without extra copy.
Subscriptions to Harper's Magazine,
Weekly, and Bazaar, to one address for one
year, $40 90; OF, two of Harper's Periodi-
Gals. to one address for one year, 81 90.
~ Back numbers can be supplied at
any time. ~
NOTICES OF THE Press.
The Model Newspaper of our country.
Complete in all the departments of an
American Family Paper, HARpER's WEEK.
Ii has earned for itself a right to its title,
IA JOURNAL OF C1vn1zAr1oS."-Nep York;
Evening Posi-,
The best publication of its class in
America, and so far ahead of all other
journals as not to permit of any compare
son between it and any of their number.
Its columns contain the finest collections
of reading matter that are printed.
Its illustrations are numerous and beauti-
full, being Furnished, BY the chief artists Of
the country .-Boston Truueler.
Harper's Weekly is the hest and most
interesting illustrated newspaper. Nor
does its value depend on its illustrations
Its reading matter is of a high
order Of literary merit-vazied, instruc-
tive, entertaining, and, unexceptionable.
~ Y. Sun,