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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-06

RELIGIOUS.
May Sunday Illustrations in the PulpitS
of the Churches of the City
and NeighbOrhoOd.
Sermons by Prominent Metho-
dist Preachers.
Morley PunshOn al 81. Pauls Methodist
Church Discourse on Freedom from Sin.
DIR. NEWMAN ON A HOLY LIFE.
The Limitations Of Human Know
ledge Described by DR.. Fowler.
A Characteristic Sermon by Henry
Ward Beecher.
Father GavazI on Justification
by Faith.
Interesting Conference Services at the Brook
lyn Academy Of Music Sermon by
the Rev. E. 0. Hasen, of Detroit,
on the Loss Of the Soul.
Father McCready on the Maternity
Of the Blessed Virgin.
What Mr.. rockingham Knows About
The Conscience.
HER0ISM DESCRIBED BY Mr.. HEPW0RTH.
Bishop Bayley on the Opposition of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-06
DR.. NEWMAN ON A HOLY LIFE.
The Limitations Of Human Know
ledge Described by DR.. Fowler.
A Characteristic Sermon by Henry
Ward Beecher.
Father Gavazzi on Justification
by Faith.

Interesting Conference Services at the Brook
Ign Academy Of Music Sermon by
the Rev. E. 0. Hasen, of Detroit,
on the Loss Of the Soul.
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Personal.

BARNUM has not visited Memphis, till
yesterday, since he came along with
Jenny Lind some time before the
"deluge." He said yesterday that Mem
phis lad changed marvelously since its
short streets were filled with the rever-
beratiOns of the voice of the charming
Swedish Nightingale.
CAPTAIN z. IRWIN DUGAN, late
worthy Secretary of the Chickasaw
Boat Club, arrived yesterday, and is the
guest of the Peabody Hotel. He visits
Memphis with his wrecking steamer for
the purpose Of raising the sunken boat
house Of the Chiekasaw Boat Club.
P. T. BARNUM, New York; A. r.
FOoke, St. Louis; L. L. Stith and bride,
st. Louis; J. NJ. Knox, Grenada; Thos.
H. Hastings, Louisville, Kentucky; w.
B. Patterson, Arkansas; D.. B. Griffith,
North Carolina; Jno. d. Coffee, Arkan-
sas; J. T. Miller, Covington, Kentucky,
are a. The Peabody Hotel.
R. c. DANIEL, ESQ, of the Mer-
chants National Bank, has returned to
this city. During his absence East, he
visited Boston, and was there during the
great fire. His description of the ire
mendOus scene, of his own flight
trunk in hand, for conveyances were not
to be obtained, from the Parker House
lis graphic inthe extreme.
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THE EXPOSITION.
Drawing TO a Close Winding UP-CIOs'
fng Out-COunfing the Gains, Etc


This week, that is TO say, about the
twenty-second, the great Exposition Of
Memphis will close, having run a very
satisfactory course Of thirty-fye days on
thereabouts. If the managers had seen
fit to relax their piety a tritie and open
the building on Sunday evenings, there
would not have been half so much strong
drink devoured, and the Exposition
people would have made four or
i've thousand dollars more than
they have. However, as 1t IS,
things are satisfactory. The re-
ceipts over all running expenses will foot
up ten thousand dollars. The building,
during the eleven months ahead OF US,
may bring in q few thousand more, thus
affording a fine dividend to the stock
holders. The transportation managers
say that twelve thousand persons came
to the city on half-fare by the railroads
about eight thousand o came here
by boat and by vehicle, making, in all,
twenty thousand people that Were
brought here by the Exposition alone.
1t may be under the mark to estimate
that these spent an average OF
fifty dollars each in the city. This
fOots up sum of gigantic
proportions. One million dollars
spent in the city through the means Of
the Expositionl This shows what a
valuable institution it may be made
We have no doubt in the world but next
year the managers will be able to double
the size of the building and to attract
twice as many people as attended this
season.
This last week of the great show ap-
pears to be as successful as any that
marked its brilliant progress since I
opened. The mild weather Of yesterday
had a marked effect on the number Of
visitors. Last night the stereopticon
was in full operation and delighted hun
dreds.
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The BIG SHOW.

Barnum did good last night to the
grown-up sinners Of the city when he
lectured at Assembly Hall on the virtue
Of temperance. His big show will be
here to-day, and viii illustrate how
happy a man may be made without the
use Of liquor. What would the little
people do without the circus? Life to
Them would become a sort Of barren
waste, if il was bereft Of the wonderful
clown, the fearful riders, the huge ami
mails and the general iare-up. II would
be as bad TO take away the circus as TO
annihilate Santa Claus. The first per-
Torrance to-day will be big promenade
round town. After that there viii be a
performance OF the bluff about one
o'clock. There will be another in the
evening, and on Thursday there will be
three exhibitions. Thus all the citizens
and their families and dOmestics will
have a chance to see the show.
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meeting adjourned to attend the funeral


-E&N @NI1AALALa ~ ~N1N -
in q body.
THE FUNERAL.
The members Of the bar met at the
residence OF their deceased brother about
eleven o'clock, to pay the last sad trib-
ute Of respect TO a great genius, o hid
from the uncertain light Of earth for
ever. The funeral services were con-
Quoted at the house by Reverend
David Walk, who preached a very feel
ing and touching funeral Grafton. The
bu~rial-case was then taken from within
the walls Of the family dwelling and
placed In the hearse. The pall-bearefs,
II. Clay King, Cbas. Kortrecht, II. E.
Jackson, T. w. Brown, R. J. Morgan,
s. r. Cannon, Geo. Winchester, ]. NJ.
Carmack, G. c. Cameron, J. ID. Adams,
L. B. Pickett, G. p. Foute, VIM. Wal
lace, E. A. Beecher, A. H. Douglass and
G. w. Heiskell, ranged themselves on
either side, and the cOrtege took up its
solemn line of march TO the ElmwOod
Cemetery, where the remains of General
John +. Sale were put to rest from the
cares of the world. At that hour, when
his friends performed the last duties 70
the remains Of a great man, the ele-
ments seemed to relent. The rigorous
air of the previous days became mild
and a soft and genial sun shone out, as
If in love and pity for the miseries of
man. Everything around breathed Of
calm and peace as the sad hearts turned
away from the tomb. The sky was
serene and the balmy winds were blow
iup
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LAW RECORD.

First Circuit COurt-Hssken. Judge.
On motion of Colonel CAN'T, the Court
adjourned over on yesterday until this
morning, nine o'clock, out Of respect to
tie memories of General Sale, deceased,
and Judge Dunlap, deceased, late mem
bers of the bar. The calender contains
the following cases: 379, Tennessee Ma
tional Bank VS. stiles; 1903, Tennessee
National Bank vs. Bingham; 604, Ten
nessee National Bank VS. Bingham; 1921,
Merchants National Bank VS. Gage and
others; 1923, Merchants National Bank
VS. Hill and others; 1864, city vs. Burns;
1871, Thompson vs. PrOviue; lTSS, Man
haitian Bank VS. Larkin; 1873, DOnssaint
VS. Habeser; 1881, Moler VS. Slater; 1852,
Offut VS. Taylor; 1888, Rush vs. Butts;
1885, Sallatamachia vs. Kaufman;
1857, Wellman VS. f. Oliver & Co.;
1899. Newsom vs. Porter & Neary;
1891, Owen & NcNutt VS. Dean; 1882
Pearce VS. Meath ct 81; 1896, Kennedy
VS. Robertson; 1887, Kellogg vs. Luckeni
1895. State VS. Shellenbaum; 1893, Par
ker vs. Taffe; 1901, Pyne vs. Cooper; 1902,
MulverhiU VS. Hoeg; 1908, Heath ct al
VS. Hoeg; 1904, CAN'T vs. HOeg; 1905,
Cash, administrator, VS. Polk & Sigler;
1906. Gleason VS. Cornell; 1907, Shaw
VS. Brown; 1905, Russell, Grove & Co.
VS. Powers; 1911, Dillingham; VS. L. & n.
r. R.: 1913, Kahr VS. Ringwald; 1914,
Griffin VS. Ashbrook; 1915, Avery ct al
VS. Hodges; 1917, GOodlOe vs. Coekrell.
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1IVTINT 70 IIV ANTVWI-I
PARIS, November I9.-No person
killed. Pink Irwin was seriously in
jured with a slung-shot by n of Bar
NUNS showmen. Too much whisky
was the cause.
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THE PRINCE OF CONFECTIONERs.
The House that Made Sweets for the
Dukes Party, Supplying sugared
MOrseis for the Exposition.

When the Grand Duke was in Mem
phis, the caterers to his feast looked
about them to find something suitable
in the way of n~eyer-ending sweets to
garnish that wonderful supper-table that
was lavishly spread at the OvertOn HO-
tel. August Berton was the artist Sc
lected to do this curious thing for the
Dukes table. The four hundred guests
that sat down to enjoy the superb sup
per, were unanimous in voting a need
of cdHdied praise to the genius of Ber-
ton. His great name has suffered no
eclipse since that time. After the great
and beautiful Exposition opened, Mr..
BertOn put in a display of eonfectione-
ries there that has made many q tooth
water. He thus proves himself the
prince of eOnfectioners. In the EXPOSE
ton his display contains an exhaustive
resume, so to speak, of the beautiful
confectionery art. He has two large
cases filed with sugar in every eonceiv-
able shape. The representation Of fruit
seems to be a favOrite idea with BertOn's
artists. Every berry and nut has its ex-
act counterpart done in sugar in those
cases. Coming toward the season when
Santa Claus kicks up his gambols on
QOuSe-LOpS Auu uONu berLOl
will be a great favorite with affectionate
papss, and with children who love nice
things. The immense show at the Ex-
position indicates that ne viii be pre-
pared for every Christmas contingency.
is a wonderful maker of candy. In
his cases at the Exposition he also shows
cakes of every degree Of elaboration and
excellence. He has an exclusive case of
cakes at the Exposition, showing to the
critical and tasteful eye what it is that
constitutes true excellence in that line.
The tremendous loaf of bread which
Berton shows prOgnOsticates a plentiful
winter, and precludes all idea OF hunger
in this region, for a long time to come.
Ga top of his eases he displays some Of
the finest cakes for weddings and other
festivities that we have ever seen. All
these things were made ut Berton's great
establishment, cOrner Of Fourth and
streets, where he has built up, in
the course of a few years, an immense
trade. Long may he durish to gladden.
the hearts Of the little ones with visions
of ~unattainable luxuries.
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TO ADVERTISERS.

rs has been stated from the first
day Of the publication Of the
SUNDAY APPEfL, it is q dis
tiRct and separate issue, and no
advertisement is inserted IN 1t 15n-
less specially ordered and paid
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BLANKETS! BLANKETsl BLANKETS!
WHITE AND CoLORED


in all qualities and sizes, at popular prices,
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THE purest and sweetest Cod Liver
Oil in the world Is Hazard & CaswelPs,
msde ON the sea-shore, from fresh Sc
Iected liveTs, by Caswell, Hazard & Co.,
New York. 1t is absolutely pure and
sweet, Patients who have once taken
it prefer 1t to any other. For sale by all
druggists.
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ne Is Merely Playing Round ihe CITY
for Fua, as ysL.
No Equine Interest Frustrated as far az
Heard From.


"Ep" is not q fearful plague, as some
imagine. We heard a sensible person,
who Is largely interested ia stock, re-
mark yesterday, while be Ronchaldnay
supped soup at the Peabody, that be
felt thankful the plague did not affect
human beings. This is as good as the
exclamation of the piOus Dutch sailor,
who, having fallen from the yard-arm
10 the deck and broken his leg, said,
" thank God it's no worse.u Though
Old Ep" may give US a terrible twist,
yet we have reason to be grateful. Let
US thank God it is no worse.
A repOrter for the APPEAL visited ex-
cry livery and sale stable in the city,
with n exception, yesterday morning.
His purpose was to ascertain for himself
the condition of the stock before the ap-
pearanee Of the stable proprietors. He
counted one hundred and sixty horses
that were wheeling and coughing, and
evidently victims of the continental
disorder, which has Of late so alarmed
horse fanciers. Our reporter also found
that the disease has invaded private sta
bles, and it may now be conceded that
the disorder peryades the country every
where. II travels with the winds that
sweep down from the north, and the
weather clerk should be held response
bic for its advent.
EPIZOOTIC HONESTY.
Mr.. Hall who owns the large stable,
50 Union street, says that he has fifty
cases Of the horse disease, and that they
are cOineident in all their features with
those reported by Mike Costello. Mr..
Hall yesterday told his customers from
the country that If they feared the dis
order they should take their stock to
some other stable. He could not, how
ever, designate a place Of safety in this
or adjacent States.
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Go to Leddin's Business College.
Attend RObertson's s Business College,
-Thos. Cubbins, bricklayer, 234 Main.
-Armstrong's Photographic Gallery,
No 2lI Main street. Three faultless gem
pictures for fifty cents.
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CAPITAL. s1O.0OO,OOO GOLD.

n North British and Mercantile Fire
Insurance Company presents ia claims
a. being sound and reliable.
J. O. AaaNSEAEE. So. AEent.
Rooms y end g. a MadisOn atreef.
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otheu
to mT
reuuIred
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Grand OperahOuse.


The exciting sensational local drama
of the ArkGnsds TrGUeler was presented
last evening, at the Grand 0perahouse,
TO a splendid audience. Mr.. Chanfrau
was in all his glory as "Kit,n and car
ried everything by storm. He won
thousands Of dollars at "pOkern on board
the steamer Medora, was the hero of the
explosion, and killed his man in the
bOwie-knife fight. This was certainly
glory enough for one individual, with
one OF two hair-breadth escapes, thrown
in to give spice to the whole. In the
pathetic scenes, Mrs. Laura Linden was
most effective, while Mr.. Harris, Mr..
Mitchell, Miss Darlington and others
added greatly by their spirited actions
to the success of the piece, which was
placed on the stage in a manner most
c~reditsble to Mr.. 7. W. Davey, the pop
ular stage-manager. KIT again to-
night.
New Memphis Theater.
The charming pantomimist, Mile Ma
Tietta Ravel, appeared for the second
time at the New Memphis Theater last
evening to a very fine house, in the SEN
sational drama of the French Spy. The
production of the piece was greatly su-
perior to that of the previous evening.
Everything worked smoothly, and Mile
Ravel was thoroughly en- rapport with
her audience the entire evening. Her
pantomimic display was exquisite, and
the applause was frequent and well-de-
served. The broadsword combat be-
tween Mile Ravel and Mr.. Book was
admirably sustained, and everybody in
the cast played with spirit, and the cur
tain fell amid tumultuous applause.
Tonight the Dumb Boy Of Manchester
and the romantic spectacle of the Wizdrd
Sk56. Such a splendid bill ought to
draw a bumper house.
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YOUNG MAN AND WTFE-A young man
and vile. either white or colored; the
Irmer TO take charge OF a diniug-room, the
after to act As chambermaid a good room
GII be furnished. Apply AZ
noe COURT STREET
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FOR CHICOT CITY.
ZOE 81. FRANCIs RIVER

FOR n. ORLEANS & THE BENDS
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ECONoMY-For gentlemen to send their
fall and winter clothing to be cleaned or
dyed and repaired, to HANSON & WALK
Err, 246 Second street, for they make a
snacialtY of that kind of work.
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BLACK SILKS.

Opened to-day large lot of Bellon's
fine black eros Grains Of very superior
quality and finish, at low figures.
MENKEN BROS.
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An orders promptly
nn-H
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Go TO VIM. Powell, jr., to buy every
thing in the Fish, Game and Oyster line.
He keeps the best in the city, at No 7.
Iafrarsnn street
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THE attention of merchants Is called
TO our stock Of Coney, Arctic, Mink,
Ermine and Sable Furs for misses and
children, which We offer at low prices.
MENKEN BROS.
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TROUBLE Al PARIs.

There were rumors afloat in the city
last evening to the effect that two men
were killed at Paris in a row. Not
wishing to rely on rumOrs, we sent for a
T" special" which was received, and
shows that the trouble was not so great
as was said.
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B
FOB -VICKsRURG-
FOR NEW ORLEANS.

VIII leave as above THIS DAY Nov. ZTh
at 10 o'clock AIN.
n020 FLEM. CALVERT. Eup'r-
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DR.. J. b. WATSON, No. So Monroe St
administers Condensed Liquid Nitrous
Gas for painless extraction ofteeth
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SALE OR EXCHANGE.

rT1RACT OF LAND-Wen Improved, with
good improvements and in a high state
OF cultivation. situated ON the Memphis
aud Charleston Railroad, fsrty-four miles
from Memphis, and near a flag station.
Z will be sold low for cash or exchanged
DOR property in the Mississippi bottom.
For particulars
apply to
nos ANDERSON y WATSON.
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TERINAR

NETERiNARN-NOu can a your sick
andlume animals properly treated by D..
BELL. V. $, at Bracket q Co.'S, No. 81 sec
M street. nos
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ZOE FRIAR,s PoINF 40 BENps
MEMPHIS, HELENA FRIAR'S POINT
naHVE VE

Steamer PHIL ALLIN, -
JAMES ~
Leaves Memphis MONDAY EsUA1
and FRIDAY. at . o'clock PM and Friar's
Point every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
st 10 O'Clock an
Steamer PAT CLEBURNE, -
Leaves Memphis eYugy =
DAY and SATURDAY, ats o'clock pm, and
Friaris POiut every wednesday, Friday and
Sunday, at 10 O'Clock am.
FOR neight or passage apply on board go
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PERSONAL.

NELL DRTVING-R r. WILSON, the only
successful well driver m Iennessee, Ar
kansas and Mississippi. Orders received az 3l
~econd street, Memphis Will be Punctualty az
tended %: water guaranteed OF no pay nuls
N DR. GIBBS, - Poplar street. r. still
vi exercising her skill in the treatment Of
diseases with her usual success. Chronic dls-
essea Weld 20 her treatment in n manner thar
as-onishez all beholderz- E~mphaucally Inc
tame WALK the deaf heaTi the blind aeet
contracted cords relaNed, and crooked
Hmbz straightforward Cancers ana mmons, In
faaual ana external, cured In ali curahle
rf-ez The best OF city references can be
given.
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AYERS Cherry Pectoral-the worlds
great remedy for Colds, Coughs, Con-
sumption, and all affections Of the
Lungs and Throat.
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VUOOD-COAL-COKE-l0 cords dry ash
" middling;" 50 cords dry oak good
l.ddIfug.1 5000 barrels PiUtsburg Coal
sr-ict middlng.r Casks always ready for
lfUulen-. Gas Coke, ad lfbitum. Prices not
% De- beaten. II. B. PACKER & CO.
au25 l4 Second street.
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The adjourned meeting Of the bar Of
Memphis was held in the Criminal
Court room at nine O'Clock yesterday, to
receive the report of the committee ap-
pointed to draft resOlutionsin relation to
the death Of General John F. Sale. The
committee, through Judge T. w.
Brown, madethe following report:
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THE cheapest, freshest and finest Oys-
tiers. Fish and Game, IN at Powells, :
jefferson street.
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WAGGENFR, 3l73 Main street, has the
finest merchant-tailoring establishment
in the city; the largest assortment Of
go 5ds fresh from the hands of the i'm
pOrfer.
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FOR RENT.

nEsIDENgE-A desirable residence for "a
IL large family or boarding. house, No. IN
Court street. pJssessiOu Derelnber lst. Apply
81 No. 25 Union street, OF Boyle Chapman
Main street, this week. uOlH
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Insure with =. q. LOmsdaie, ar, agent
North British and Mercantile Fire In
al Company. Rooms ~ and -,
a. Madison street.
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J.. @. LouslaIe, ST., agent North British
and Mercantile Fire Insurance COmPa-
tnsures Hrst-cIass risks. Omee rooms
~ and 20, Al Madison street.
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added that surveys viii soon be begun.
It is the expectation to build the line in
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a good trip both ways, aid the T. III.
Allen went out after dark with two hum
bred and dfty tons for White river, load
mo har To within nine inches of the
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Louis aud New Orleans Packet Co.
For Vicksburg, Natchez and New Orleans
str CONTINEETAL--.John McClOy, master
This elegant passenger steamer
E above
THURSDAY, November 2lst, Al ] .
For passage etc, apply to
]. 7. WASHINGTON, Agent,
uoN ~ Madison street.
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DRESSED Hoes, fresh, every morning.
CONAWAY & LINDSEY,
aK2 Main street
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29t MAIN STREET.
HERZOG & BROTHER,
SELL TODAY
G a G ANS
DRY GOODS

fHE cheapest and best STEAM DYEIEG
AND CLEANING HOUSE in the city is at
246 Second street, Hunt & HansOn's old
stand. HANSON g. WALKER.
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GROW ont from the stalk ana short
6ranehes. two. three and four at q place,
necgo Iire chastnut-burs than any cotton
.-e-- -. - n Laa fcnm
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joe LOCKE, 1851 Main street, has Go
dey and Peterson's for November; also,
all the leading late publications from all
sources.
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LOCAL ITEnS

THE finest meats in the city at John
& Co.'s. $50 Main street.
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ISsUREi INSURER NsUREi

The North Brifish and m%ercanfiIe Fire
Insurance Company Of Lonoon and I'd
tnbuEEh paid ~, OO0 o Losses az Ohica.
so. ami HaFe 5000 To the sufferers.
J. g. LONNBALE- -. Agent.
Rooms "a aud a9, A Nhdfsou street.
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ANNOUNCEMENT

WE are authorized 20 nnoune JohN u
TROLLER before the next General Assembly,
- rbp state OF Tennessee. noIa
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An American tourist ms been distiu,
gushing himself in Ireland. Mr. ktu-
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FOR ARKANsAs RIVER.

NEMPHIs AND ARKANSAS RIVER
III Packet Co., US. Mail Line.-Thee elegant
passenger boats OF this Ire leave Memphis
Tor al points on Arkansas river n ueEd .
and saturdays, M 5 pm.
". p. WALKER, Agent,
iul5 Once IN Whsrf boat. foot OF Courts
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INSURER TNsUREl INSUREl

STOREHOUSES,
MERCHANDISE.
TERN policies issued at special rates on
dwellings, in the North British and
Mercantile Fire Insurance Company.
J. G. LON5DALE, Agent,
Office rooms y and %, Il Madison st.