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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

The Coliseum at Boston is to be re-
moved by special act of the Massachu-
sets Legislature.
Twelve and a half cents Is the esti-
mated advance that viii be placed on
finished leather by Boston dealers.
Up to noon yesterday sixty-thousand
seven hundred and sixty-hve dollars
had been contributed for Harvard College
in Boston.
Legislative matters in Alabama re-
main IN stdtu QltO. The vote for Cover
nor and other State officers will proba-
bly, be counted to-day.
Mike Flynn was run over by con-
structiOn-train on the Cairo and Fulton
railroad "Wednesday night, and in
stantly killed-so says a Little Rock
telegram Of last night.
Two brothers named Macumber, in
Obion county, says a Nashville tele-
gram, had an alteration with an en-
ploye at their mill, named Sanders,
when one Of the Macumbers shot San
ders, inflicting q slight wound in his
side. Sanders returned the fire, killing
one Of the brothers instantly, and in
fiicting a wound on the other 50 that he
died in few hours.
Mrs. Laura Fairs attempt 20 lecture
in San Francisco last night, on Evolves
in the Flock" came near terminating
seriously TO the fair lectures. The
crowd became so boisterous that the
lady applied to the Chief Of the
Police for detail of policemen, which
was refused her, and she was COM
PEELED TO retrest 10 her rooms, and
was followed by an immense crowd
Of people, hootlng IN a most pndigyaissd
manner.
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS.

CHARLESTON, November 21.-Cet-
ton firm; middling, 1slc; good ordin-
aTy, 178(GlSc; ordinary, l7(Gl72c; net
receipts, 2263 bales; sales, 600 bales;
stock, %, ,0I3 bales.
MOBILE, November p. Cotton
quiet and easier; middlings, Ice; net re-
ceipts, 1858 bales; exports coastwise,
$40 bales; sales 500 bales; stock, q, ,3S5
bales.
GALVESTON, November 21.-Cot-
ton strong; ordinary, 15sc; good ordin-
ary, l63@l63c; net receipts, 230S bales;
sales to-day, 1900 bales; last evening,
1850 bales; stock, 49,447 bales.
SAVANNAH, November 21.-Cotton
quiet and firm; good ordinary, I7sG
17sc; low middling, 1St@1Sse; mid
lings, 1S}e; net receipts, 4163' bales; ex-
ports to Continent, lib bales; coastwise,
l470 aales; sales, $40 bales; stock, SO, Sll
bales.
NEW ORLEANS, November 21.-
Flour dull; double, S6 25; treble, 81 25G
90; family, IS 50C9l0. Corn dull;
mixed, 63e; yellow and white, 64c
Oats quiet at 43944c. Bran, 81 05. Hay
easier; prime, S25; choice, S29tG30
Pork dull; nominally, new, sI5; old,
SIS so. Bacon lower; sic, 114e, 113c;
hams irregular; new sugar-cured, l64e,
Lard dull; tierce, SlG8jc; keg, 10c.
Sugar in good demand; common, "a
7lc; fair, Sic; good fair, 9,G9sc; choice,
l0Ic; yellow clarified, 102c; white, 1lc,
MOlasses advanced; common, 50l9 5Sci
good, 6l963c; prime, 64(G66e; choice,
6796Sc. Whisky quiet; Louisiana, 90G
93c; choice, Cincinnati, 99c. Coffee is
quiet at 144@1S4c.
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PARIS, November p. - President
TEiers viii not appear to-day before ths
committee appointed 10 draw up an ad.
dress in reply 10 his message at the
opening Of the National Assembly. He
viii attend the meeting Of the commits
slOners tomorrow, however.
At meeting OF the deputies Of the
Department Centre, to-day, the COM
mittee that had been appointed 10 draw
up platform OF. policy, made their re-
port. They recommend the support OF
the party in the Assembly In the follow
ing measures: The appointment Of a
Parliamentary Committee Of thirty 70
deliberate upon ana to report to the As
sembiy the organic laws best fitted to
insure the working OF the legal govern
meut Of The Republic; the prolongation
OF President Tbi rs term Of Office to fOur
years; the domination Of a Vice
President; the creation Of a Second
Chamber, and the partial or complete
renewal OF the Assembly. The report
was unanimously adopted.
The members Of the extreme Left in
uorse the declaration Of Gambetta, that
the dissolution Of the National Assem-
n'y is the sole remedy for the present
difficulties.
VERSAILLES, November 2l.-Tn the
A--emhly this afternoon Depusy Pascal
introduced q bin for the restofation 70
Ii. Orleans family Of their property
cOufisoaied Ga lS52.
The trial by jury bin passed by a vote
Of four hundred and sixty-one to one
hundred and seventy-eight
The committee on an address Ia reply
10 the Presidents message has had two
long situngs since its organization, but
the proceedings are secret.
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AssIGNEES SALE IN BANKRUPTCY
$4,000 worth OF Presses, Type and Printers
and Binders Materials, AT AUCTION.-The
Job Printing ONCE and Bindery Of the
Louisville Ledger Company 20 be sold with
out reserve.
A S assignee OF the Louisville Ledger Print
"a ing Company, bankrupts, win offer, at
pnblic sale, at their Office, near the corner OF
Pearl and Spring streets, in the city Of New
Albany, Indiana, beginning at II O'Clock am.
on Friday, November y, 1872 aud continuing
the presses, type, rnltng-machtnes, paging
machines, stock OF paper and other materials
and fixtures now in the above-named office.
This is one Of the largest and best equipped
Job Offices and binderies in the country, and
was bought by the company owning the
Louisville Ledger newspaper less than two
ing presses are eight in number, including
one Hoe cylinder, one Adams two GordOns,
one Washington and three els, all in per-
feet order, and as good as new. The bindery
is very extensive and complete, and is fitted
up with the latest and most approved patterns
OF tools and machines.
The quantity Of metal type is probably
greater than can be found In any other office
In the West, and much OF II is of late and ap-
proved styles, and unwOrn. The fontsof wood
type are larger In size, greater in quantity.
and more select In assortment than can be
found IN any other Western ofhce; are fresh
from the mandatory, and OF the latest and
most tasteful designs, and but q few letters
have ever been used.
A rare opportunity Is presented to printers,
binders and ali persons needing materials OF
the kind described.
The property will be offered first as a whole,
and then in lots, and the assignee reserves the
right 70 accept the most satisfactory bid.
Terms OF Sale-lf sold as a whole a credit of
3, s and months, IN equal instalments. II in
lots, sums Of SO and under, cash; over that
amount, three months time.
GEO. B. EAsrlN, Assignee,
No. 81 Center street, Louisville, KY.
:. ;. MEDDIs Co., Auetioneers- no2
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LONDON, November 2l.-Field Mar.
shal Sir William Maynard GOnier was
installed to-day as Constable of the
Tower Of london.
Robert B0Wles was arrigned to-day be,
fore the Lord Mayor on the charge Of
faudulenty converting two hundred
deb0utures Of Lomhard's Venetian rail.
road. Dagout, banker, Of Naples, il
prosecutor. BOwles was remanded fol
further examination.
The barks Samuel Larrabee, from Sa-
vannah for Bremen, and the LaneTcost,
from Baltimore for Belfast, have been
lost at sea, together with all on board.
A dispatch has been received here from
New York, announcing that a report
was current there Of the resignation OF
Ihiers and other changes in the gov
ernmeut OF France. The reI mt is false.
Up TO this hour there has not been even
"a rumor Of the resignation OF Fhiers.
The Associated Press dispatches have
given a full hist0ryOf events in France,
and because Of the threatening situation
IN France, as shown by them, the false
report Of yesterday was probably man.
ulactured entire IN New York.
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IMMENSE SNOWSTORM.
Eight Hundred Railroad LabOrers Cut on
Without RatiOns-StarTatiO Immi-
nent-A Train Sent to Their
Relief Stuck " in the
Snow.
Six Days OF IHCessant Storm, and In
creasiRg IN Railroad
Operations Completely
BlOckaded.

CHICAGO, November 2l.-A st. Pau
special says that gloomy news may bt
anticipated from Minnesota. The track
layers on the extension of the WinOna
and st. Peter railroad were approaching
the western State line, at the rate of two
miles daily, when the terrible snow
storm Of last Thursday night enveloped
them and cut them off from commune
cation with the civilized world. The
working force numbers over eight hun
dred men, and so saDCuiDe We're the ex-
pectations that favorable weather would
Outlast November, that no preparation
was made % avert the calamity which
il is feared has befallen them. Only a
limited supply of provisions was kept in
store, for, although one hundred miles
distant from the telegraph, construction
trains maintained regular communica-
Ji0n with Sleepy Eye, the nearest white
settlement
When intelligence Of the storm
reached Miuona, J. II. Stewart, Cen
eral superintendent, started out with
two locomotives aud q train of cars, but
SO heavy and deep We're the snow drifts,
aud 50 intensely cold, that uD 70 Satur-
day morning they had not passed New
Jin. There Two more locomotives were
e-tetA. aANA- ~ AAAN L4AAllF lAtLA A1hAllE Oh
board TatiOns for thirty DAYS and
one hundred and fifty men, be-
sides materials with which to fit
mp boarding accommodations in the cars.
The train was again started and passage
way forced through drifts eight and ten
feet deep, and even where snow did not
exceed one foot in depth, 50 hard was il
packed that recourse was had to shOvels
before advance could be made. On Sun
DAY the train had penetrated twenty-five
miles. Meantime hestOrm had ragged
with violence unprecedented, and when
last heard from, on Tuesday night, the
relief train was stuck fast in the ever
arrumulating snow, forty miles west of
Sleepy Eye, and eighty miles short OF
the suffering tr3ckmen.
Yesterday morning the telegraph
wires were down west of st. Peter. and
The latest reports from Winona, in the
afternoon. state that the wind had in
creased into a furious gale. For six days
the storm has continued with undated
fury The painful impression created
l., the men at the end Of the track will
actually sterve before relief can reach
them. No supplies are known to be ac-
ressi5lc, for the line is being constructed
in advance Of the government surveys,
Jar into the country Inhabited only by a
Jew adVeuturous squatters and sickly
Indians.
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rank Forrest, tn Allen. sam J. Hale.
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The Erie Canal TO be Enlarged ana I'm.
proved.

BUFFALO, November 21.-The joint
committee Of citizens and the Board OF
Trade, appointed Monday, reported the
following resolutions, on Change, this
morning, which were unanimously
adopted as their canal policy:
First--To complete the Erie and 0s-
wegO canals according TO the original
policy Of the amendment to the consti-
fution Of 1854; and TO carry out the laws
enacted for that purpose by removing
bench walls, and all other Instructions,
so a. TO make the canal full seventy feet
wide and seven feet deep from Buffalo
and Oswego TO Albany, and 70 complete
the double locks, as per contract west OF
Syracuse.
Second-To improve the canal from
the mouth at Buffalo river 10 lower
Black Rock, 50 as 70 give efficient depth
and flow Of water at all times for al
canal purposes.
Third-ro ask the Legislature TO pass
the Funding bill, recommended by the
I Chamber Of Commerce Of New York, In
order to put funds in a proper shape to
1 improve the canal, and make n a free
oanal-or as nearly 50 a. possible.
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Prussia.

BERLIN, November 2l.- General
Brice, Special Envoy from the republic
Of Hayti, has arrived in this city to open
diplomatic relations with Germany. He
intends 20 lay before the government
explanations Of the delay il the pay
meHt Of the German demands, and a
remonsuance against the arbitrary ae-
ton Of the German corvettes at Port au
Prince.
The ecclesiastical rights bill, prohibit
ing the issue Of DEGREES of eXcommunica-
iiou, has been submitted to the Diet. 1t
declares that any clergyman who shall
10y name threaten with punishment, or
decree or proclaim as punishable sub
iect Of Prussia, shall be liable to a fine Of
five thousand, thalers or two years .im-
pris0nment. aud be ineligible to Office
for term of five years.
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NATcHEz, November 2l.-Ffrst Race
-Surget stake for three-year olds; mile
heats; value Of purse six hundred and
twenty-five dollars-Flnsh, l, / Belle
Buckle, 2, 8; Lady Greenfield, 2, dis
tanced. Time-l :4S3.
Second Race-Three-mile heats; won
by Eland, beating Pelham, Susie Lin
wood and w. J. Manor, in the same
order Time-5:5l.
The track was little dusty, and the
attendance very large.
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hand ana sos
,r.-s---s,. -....lIlE CHICEE'
promptly dlled.
L. /. VII
IN b a.
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HAVANA, November p. - Advices
from 81. Domingo, to the first instant,
state that the Baezists have killed
Og8udo and Adon Brovest, two Of Ca
bral's generals.
The government, through the Com
missioners Of the Public Debt, intends
90 sell all the slaves not employed on the
plantations, and, also, the shares Of stock
companies and other movable embar-
COED property belonging to the adberents
Of the revolution.
BrigadieT Generals Mendiuna and Am
pudia go 10 Spain to-day TO meet the ac-
cusatiOns against them.
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LITTLE Rock, November 21.-The
Reform Republican Committee issue an
address IN this evening $ Journal con-
graduating the people on the election Of
Joseph Brooks as Governor. The Re
publican claims the election OF Baxter
AM their entire State ticket by majori-
ties ringing from three 10 five thousand.
u is probable that both viii insist on
reiug inaugumted
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GENERAL SUMMARY.


WASHINGTON, November 2l.-Lieu-
tenant Alfred Grant has been ordered to
join his regiment. Major Latimer, Cap
tains Lee, Davis and Clews, and Lieu
tenants Behm, Hudson, Thompson,
Warrington, Miller, Mckinney and Sci
fer, have been commended in army or
ders for gallantTy in the Indian fight
last September; also, Surgeon Rufus
Choate, for care of the wounded under
fire. Nine enlisted men have been
awarded medals for gallantry ON the
same occasion.
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MARRIED.
RICKFoRp-.wINcHEsTEE

BICKFORD-WINCHES Calvary
Church, on Thursday, November q, 1872, by
Rev. DR.. White, Mr.. HENRY H. BIcKFoRD
and Miss LIZZIE, daughter of George Win
chester. Esq, both Of this city.
COVINGTON- N-woODARD-At the resi-
dence OF NJ. Z. Cochran, Esq, at O'Clock, on
the 2lst inst, DR.. THOMAS H. CoYISGroN, OF
Wadesboro, KY, and Mrs. sALLTE F. WooD-
ARD, of this city.
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Tered low. OcH
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Administrators Notice.

I HAVE been appointed administrator Of the
i estate Of Elizabeth o. McCleliand, dec a.
by the County Court of Shelby county, Tenn,
and all persons having claims against said es-
tate are hereby notified to dle them at once
properly probated, with me, at No $50 Second
street, Memphis, Tenn; and all persons in
debted to said estate viii call at once on me and
make payment, on or before the 9Th day OF
December, lS72, or they will be proceeded
against as the law requires.
W. r. MCCLELLAND, Admir-.
]. H. Smith, Attorney. no27 "
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Hos. SPECHT

On MADISON STREET, respectfully in
y I vites your attention to his manu- iacture
OF CAKES AND CANDIES Also, q large
assortment OF TOYS AND MASKS. ~.
Parties and weddings supplied az short no
tice. nos
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DIED.

GEOGHEGAN-Yeste at % o'clock
JOHN GEoGHEGAN, aged SO years.
His funeral win take place from his resi-
| dence, 50 Commerce street, this FRIDAYl
afternoon, at O'Clock. The friends and ac-
quaintances Of the family are respectfully in
,ited 70 attend
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Chancery Sale of Personally.

No. Il05, n. .R.-First Chascery Court Of Shelby
eounty.-T. B. Edgington, Admir-, etc, vs.. I,
L. Giles ct al.
DY virtue Of an lnterlocutory decree for
ID sale entered in the above cause October Is
1892, will sell, at pubic auction, 70 the high
est bidder, in front OF the Clerk and Masters
office, Greenlaw Block, Second street, In
Marprtbfg On
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RULES AND REGULATIONS

The galleries viii be reserved for spectators
not en- masque until midnight, up TO which
hour no maskers will be allowed in that por-
tiOn Of the building.
Until the same hourno person not On mssque
will be allowed on the main floor.
No unmaslking viii be required.
No weapons or arms Of any kind will be al
lowed in the building.
DtsOrderly persons shall be promptly taken
in charge by the police, of which a sufficient
force viii be detailed for the preservation Of
order.
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Monday, December 2, 1879.

within legal hours. the following property, TO-
wit: All the Bank Notes and Accounts due
and belonging t. the late firm of Baxter &
Giles, and which can be seen at my Office
This Novem Der q, 1872.
Terms Of Sale-Caah.
Z. A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
EdgfnpfCr
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MELB0URNE, November 21-A bill,
legaliZiug marrisge 10 a wife's sister, has
passed the Legislature Of Victoria.
The captain and mate Of the brig Carl,
tried at Sidney for the murder Of q num-
her Of Polynesian natives, whom they
kidnapped 10 sell into slavery, have
been found guilty and sentenced TO be
hanged.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

MEMBERS OF Ezra Lodge, No. 50, A. L. o.
M X. S. B., are earnestly requested 70 at
DAY, the 2ith inst, as business Of importance
will be transacted. By order Of W. A.
no22 7. WOLF, Secretary.
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RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
FLOOR MANA&RS,
Tickets of Admission. 81 Each.

To be had at the following named places
Overton Hotel, Peabody Hotel, Worsham
House, Leubrie's Dollar Store, Joseph Specht's
Confectionery Store, Clark's Jewelry Store
Leubrie's Cigar Store, MansfordS 5 News Depot,
Memphis City Railway once, and at the In
dustrial Exposition Building. nO22
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CABLE CHRONICLES.
ITALY.

ROME, November PA bill for the
suppression of religious corporations
has been Introduced in the Chamber OF
Danlfi.s.
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Night School.

900 THIRD STREET, BETwEEN MADI-
OOO son and Monroe, ". Z. MITCHELL.
Pupils can commence at any time. Charges
by the calendar month. For terAns apply st
the sohool-rooni, nigut on day, nOlS
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THE MERCHANTS GLUB.

CORNER OF SECOND AND MADISON.
~ Under the new management the Gem y
saloon has been changed to the more appro-
PIRATE name of "The Merchants Clu0," F.
Garvin, Proprietor, while J. ODonovan VIII
cater 10 the interest OF the public. Lunch
hot and savory, from am. 10 pm. sharp;
with the beet quality OF Wines, Liquors and
Cisars, and two neatly furnished reception
rooms mole
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Notice to Contractors.


OFFICE CHIEF ESGfNEER MIssIssIPPIO
LEvEE BOARD. DISTRICT No. 1,
Austin, Miss, November Y, 1s52-
60 SEALED PROPOSALS are invited FOL
constructing a levse from Richardson's place
near sunhOwer Landing, to Henry Wall.
plantation, near RObssn's Landing, in Goa
homa county, Mississippi.
said proposals viii be opened in Austin
Miss, on the I'D inst; and the right 70 rejec'
any or al bids Is reserved
Prohles and estimates may be seen at thh
office prior to day Of letting.
B. MICKLE,
vnTe ff,faf Errrorfvraar
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AGERS

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FINE TEAS!
Green and RIaoI
AUCTION SALES
FOR
COMING WEEK
BY -
GEO. SHIELDS & CO.,
AUCTIONEERS, 24O MAIN ST.

MONDAY MORNING, Novembsr. 18Th. Al 10
o'elOck-Dry Goods, Boots, shoes, etc.
TUESDAY EVENING, November 18th. al 2
o'clock-Oil Chromos, Paintings, etc
WEDNESDAY MORNING. November 20tb. at
lOclock-Furniture, Carpets. Groceries, etc.
THURSDAY MORNING., November 2lst- At 10
o,clock-Italian Marble and AIabaster Ware
french Clocks Bronze Figures, etc. sold
TO pay advances.
FRIDAY MORNING. November I'D, at 10
o'clock-To the trade, a large cOnsi igumeut
Of Dry Goods, Boots, shoes, Clothing, etc.
SATURDAY MORNING, November 2sd. al I'd
o'cloek-Furniture Carpets, Bedding, etc.
ALSO, Evening sales. at o'clock. excaot
Tuesday evening, auction les OF Grocery
Merchandise. GEO. SHIELDS E CO..
Auctioneers and JObbers, % Main street
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ana went UacK ugnt. nv pavgssiss0 aiayr
a good trip both ways, aid the i. II.
Allen went out afterd dark with two hum
dred and fifty tons for White river, load
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HAS Just received fuii and well assorted
II stock Of both Imported and Domestic
Groceries, ETC., VIE:
375 boxes RniaiRs.
8eo0 cases Canned Frnits.
1900 eases Canned Fish and Vegetables.
$50 eases Jelltes and Preserves.
900 boxes Cheese
SOC bzs New slackereI ard white Fish
$50 akxs Holland HerFinEs, AnehOvfes
and Russian sardines.
90 ekiS. and half bbis. Pickles.
I25 bbla- and half bbIk. KrOut.
15o sacks Almonds, BrRziI Fflberfs and
Peeana.
20 buckets and half bblS- alInee Meat
SO boxes Breakfast Bacon.
80 tferces New Hams.
20 bbls- Heminy. Gri9s and BeanB.
100 kegs 5piced Pissfeet.
EeW Turkish PruRes, Curraufs. Cttron
Figs, Dried Cherries. Teas, COffses, Gu
gars, and every article In hIs line, OF
fered low. ocg
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T1HE HALL WILL BE THOROUGHLY
Il heated, and will be Illuminated with cal
cium lights.
The entire floor will be waxed.
All the best bands In the city have been en-
gagged.
Railroads conVerging here will run excur-
sion trains for the accommodation Of county
visitors.
Strict order will be enforced.
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EXPOSITION,
NoTToE to ExHrBITORs

Hz- The Memphis Industrial Exposition
closes Friday, November I'd. Exhibitors viii
be allowed 20 remove their goods on and after
that day; and they are requested to remove
them promptly. that arrangements NAV be
Wednesday, 9th inst.
nol H HAINER, Euperintendeut
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Z terested IN the enterprise, and it is
added that surveys win soon be begun.
4 1t il the expectation TO build the line in
4 very substantial style, to stock ii
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them weighing q fun pound-and Iney
crow ont from the stalk and short
Brancles, two, three and four at place,
more Ike chestnut -burs than any cotton
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49, -s, n-relv ,,,.l sioshsng around among old
f-ssrds. and ii q preacher comes IN the
l,,,.,y ~ must take the consequences. II
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