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EEoyv Rivers i'm kDGia Change TEcir
Course.

4 rer' arkGble instance Of the extent 10
which Indian river. ere apt 20 change
their courses is furnished by the history of
the Brahmaputra during the last ninety
years. In l1Sj t5at r:gar flowed far TO
the east If Dacca, receiving in its course
the rivers of Sill.et. wl.ich Joined v;gi il
to form the VI ygiila, at the time the di-
rect outlet t,r all the drainage of the
; Assum and Cashar SaHe7s. Snce then.
however, the Brahmapntra has shifted its
main channel nearly 200 miles westward,
consigning many an Ilnoient city to ruin
and giving birth to new centres of trade
and population Al! this seems t. hryo
( happened III the space Of twenty years, tho
process having been pretty nearly compile
ted in 1890. The Jhees or swnmps Of
SiIhet, deprived Of tho vast surpy Of salt
which the Brahmaputra uscd to wasl.
down from the bills ana higher valleys,
lost their chance of an early transfo?mq-
ton into cultivated llnl The inhax Of the
Brahmaputra into the Garecte river system
tended to develop the process Of land max
ing in the Gangetic delta, by forcing the
Gangct:c rivers to >preai their salt over a
wider area than before While Sonarcaonr
the old capital Ct Bengal, deserted by the
river to which it owed its prosperity, is now
a mean village surrounded by heaps ofbrck
and jungle, the great trading mart Of Sera
jganj, where so much iute was damaged by
the late cyclone, has sprung up ike gourd
on the new channel Of the Brahmapu.ra
The trade Of pacca itself is even now
threatened 10y the same disturbing cause.
Similar changes appear 10 be going on in
the Oancrs, one Of which We lately men
toned as tending to undermine part Of
the railway between CoIgong and Bhasal
Pur. 1t is not II Likely, as the Eag7ishmaa
suggests, that these char yes mag have some
thing to do with the prevalence of epidc-
mic diseases, Ike the Bardwan fever, in
the districts affected By them. The matter
at any rate. is one that calls for and would
doubtless repay careful inquiry.-AHen's
Indian 1KdH.
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nsscelfAne0Is sssfns.
The Pope will take a hand in the little
affair between the Swiss government and
the Bishop of Mermillod.
| Col. Iiigsinson says that one peculiarly
Of Hawthorne was that be never spoke af
literary work Of his own until ii vas fn-
/ ished.
| The Woman Who Seemed \ thousand
Years Old is being considerably discussed,
oddly CROUCH, without referring to Miss
| Anthony.
| Ex-Emperor Napoleon will soon leave
England for Madeira, and will not, as has
been reported, make ireland his home next
year.
F.! All the slate pencils are made in Vermont,
and the sales su)unt to from 5000, 00l to
100000 per year. This includes what
the girls ate.
! The youn. french Countess ie Monlfort
gavs birth to a son in her carriage, the 9TH
er day, while returning from Dive in the
Bots dc Boalogce.
As soon az CLiet Justice Cockburn sufi-
o;,nlr ., ror, e,, =, co,o,,
no vi, 10 -, ,ho tn;.I oe e., ;,Eo,noo,
or,ins+ Me- T;chhoroo
Times 60 b. turns. Victor Hugo, whom
Soro,son ri o,no,Ioa f,,m Fr.Dco !
mod6l;ro in p,-sian ,,I;ti.. and Mr. xo-
poleon is at Chiselhurst.
Ben ! lewis foreman !, the ;ob Office
Of the uin;ao yo,o.ooy of SILT Is.e to,,,
an ovcraosa Of n5ison S,bt har -. !, .t an,
died Yesterday morninp
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,oo.ar o,,lI,.t ILL. ,ha An f.,n ~,
,o,,nn NJ. C,r;.,,., ,.s,ci,t;oo L.,
,ro.,. ho,,,,, ~, .,n;..., III oil ,r,,, A..
L.. noo,
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,,if.ed sn;,;3o a. -,a x.,,l,,,I u.,.I
p,tsh,r,r. Lv toJ;,,r,,.,r,,, n,co,.e,
&c, n,to - a., g, Eliza, \.
III ,.,.o,
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havo fund oro,, e., o,a. ,f H..
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HORRORS OF TIE SEA.
Steamship Burned of the Bahamas
Seventy-Nine Lives Lost
Twelve Saved.

Nrw YoRE, Oct. 3l.-Mr. II. J. QInan,
Treasurer Of the Atlantic N Ill Line, fur
nishcs the following:
+ NASSAU, ca hzY WEST, Oct. 39.-The
{ Missouri burnt at see, . milas from Aba
-, ~ largest Of the Bahama Is,anIs
five e the cr.S AMI the following passcH :
gers ore saved: George Thackeray, John
Rihus. Enrique Yaueo, WilbG- Tunnel,
James Cutltr, Enilius 0IterbsiIgc, and
Ebenezer SANDER, coiorel. There is Ill
tie hope Of tie rest Of the crew and passen-
gers.
Mr.. Qiinan says the above dispatch
cogcrs all the Inform I'll n received in rela-
zion to the steamer. lie says: i infer
7 that or agents frs. learned Of the disaster
! from the passengers AMI crew saved who
doubtless Ianledat Nassau. The dispatch
was f2rwardef from Nassau 70 Key West
by the steamer Ann,, which ssryica was
probably perf-rmed BY her only after every
hope Of saving life had passed"
The following is list Of Tie passengers
Of the burnt steamer Missouri:
For Havana: Geo. ThAekerav, Anthony
IIonton Gertrn5o Davies AMI tbrca cbii.
fre-. Anto iIancl.s ani wife. Colonel AL
bert ;. Etaas, Ecastus Sierarc. ENRIQUE
ya,co IIarr,. Francis F,v ! O,tar-
br;I.o Mr. srarv J,ce Ala, and infant
rr,o.t c..o,s N;r,al C,r,.;,
Far Nassau. yic,or Z..I;,ki Mis- MI
com Mr. IT.,l,,rn AMI i,r,nt I, =
CIav.l,r4 arI iva sorv,,.s "A r,br,.u
and WiIbur TuancU.
The att.caas oF tba s4ao.oar wore. II
+ Greco, Contain. J,,r Raw, First
Ono-r. IT,, !, r,r,.,I soco,l Der or. "
u II.,,n-t.os p,r.o. and = cr.,v MN
horin, frty-ci,ht mon.
Erv vs. ~, p,t ~ Tho .t,,,
ar wss b,r,.ol a. -, !, .,,lo -, flo D,
inst abo,, y miles from A,oco ., ro,t,
f,r Havana via v,sso, y p T,, g.,
,yas di..ov,rol ,,u,,. = = ao
t-c ,,I .,Il..l,. h,r-t 90, = ,.,I..a,.i :.
g'a.s a,oil.,rn. :, r..aIi,r r.,n;.ll,, ,,ra,
the shin. The boats wer, I,un'bcl ;,n,,a.
lla.eIr. and n! 5,r one were swamnal .,
once. Those re,naio:n., o-, ,,rl v,r. .,,r,
nclr,d y, ,c,,.,,. # ,ho a,,,,.,oi,ooi,
70 the sao T5o., s,v.I l,,I.1 IN ono =,
tho huots Mt ,b,c, aao,. & ~ on -,
.,o,-nc of -, o,I ,,1 ,.,., $50, e,
hsroin sn,u sc1oo,,r ,, y,..,, !,
wa. ,orrih,a .i,h. c,..,,,.. :, .ra n,.t
10. :. = ~, ,t.a ~.
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! ne 81 orsc Diste.n per.

NEW IoRE, NV. 1.-THE horse disease
i rapidly abatiug Ia tbs city. i lie street.
seem TO have their usual number Of horses.
Largg numb r., however, show running 1T
the nose, an! others have slight symptoms
Of The listcmpar. There was not so great
mortality Yesterday rs on Saturday, bat
mary deaths occurred.
fas iisc,s ) gan to show vcster lay in
iirooNlyn me0 and alarming SYMPTOMS, at
tcnlni b. swelling leg, discharge Of boo
from tie nose, aud liberated throat Tween
y deaths are reported,
BALTIMORE.
\ Baltimore special say. no vehicle was
10 be seen in the streets Yesterday.
AURORA, Ill.
AvRoE,, H., Nv. 1.-The horse dis
ease has ma % is appearance in Aurora.
Several eases were reported TO-DAY and
yesterday. The livery men refused to al
,aS any u their ho-ses to q oat.
wAsHISCFuN.
NASAINGTuN, Nov. NO street car.
are RAINING to-day, AMI very few hacks are
"a service. Nineteen.tweati.th of the
horses IN tie District are Suffering in mild
80, S.-..,.,i a., ~,
'''''.,'' "'S 1''''i'' '"e III ''es 'eh''''s
are drawn slowly AMI the animals are 9TH
crrIsc treated kindly.
r,,ff,,,p.,r,
H'L'' kLF"'A' Nov = nc horse DIS
ease has cS1seI partial suspension of hnsi-
ness. Few horses a.e III the streets. Most
ftt,.,,-- l.,,-o 49,, ,.;,i . ~
=" ''''
haYe o.en w" deaths HE attempt 10
run da nIEies faded, the wh-eis net fitting
FL, tract Cl.ar ueary,,~ !. ;r,n-oy;,- rto
-.
- n.y.
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The People OF an Arkansas Town
startled.

About twelve miles south Of Huntsville,
Madison County, on the Sth inst, occurred
the most wonderful and startling phenome-
non that has ever been witnessed By the
citizens of that neighborhool. Near the
farm e Captain Smith, Sheriff Of tie Coun-
", some Of the citizens we're startled BIZ n
fri-htful noise ike the rashing of a mighty
cannon ball through the air. On looking
up they discovered something that looked
like solid column of fire passing with ire
meudons velocity through the air, with a
whirring, kissing sound, something like that
Of shell, put many fold louder. 1t ap-
peared to te from eight to ten feet in
length, and from four to FIVE feet in diane
ter, but it was passing with such swIftness
that il may have been many times larger
than it appeared. When first discovered
it seemed to be several hundred feet above
the earth, and was inclining in its course
toward the ground, profusaiy emitting great
sparks of FIRE. About minute or two
after it passed out Of sight, al awful e1-
rloslor was heard, that shoe. the earth for
miles around, and was heard ut q distance
Of fifteen miles. The truth of this state
ment Is vouched for by Captain Smith, Mr..
Qualis $. p Smith, Mr. TasSsv, and 9TH
er prominent citizens of the neighborhooi.
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Great Britain.

LESBOS, My IA dispatch from
sheffield, dated noon to-day. reports that
ym- rioting had taken place there The
police arres5ci hro Of the ria Ice Icrs. The
elare Il the disorder is not yes reported
The demonstration against closing sa-
!o5us in Liverpool during certain hours Oh
-'lmlay was renewed yesterday. At enc
/ .a:a crowd Of 10000, which was being
addressed by speakers IN opposition to the
act, was disPerge ~ tie police.
LoHDoS, Nov. 2-Dlrins the session Of
court yestarlay in Durrus, near Bantry
Ireland, the for gave way, prccipitatin2
800 persons a distance Of twelve feet
several were instantly killed, aud 10 in.
jnrcl, some If whom may die.
Jao. Francis Mlgairc, the we'll knowr
Irish member of Parliament for Cork, and
proprietor AMI principal editor of tn,
Cork Ecamne, died last night, in tho
5Ith year of his age.
pans, Nov. About a hundred anC
fifty persons yesterday attacked the De
ri station, a the town of Bess5cs, De
,'artment Of Cart md wounded a numb
q -en' arncs. The latter were competed
. ire on thor assailants, several Of whom
we're killed and wounded. Troops hay,
b,la dispatched to the town to p:cvet
far.ner trouble
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liz LII TIJN,

w. giSe low ;ae following. as FAR As
gi t...a,a tAe vo:e o! tic county for
IT. .at nd Representative n Cop-~c-s:
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A city exquisite, having became agr:-
cuiturally ambitious, went in search of
farm. aud finding one for sale, began to
bargain for it. The seller mentioned as
one recommendation, that it had cold
sprir- on i. Ah-aw?" said the fop
Il won't have 1T then; fer I've heard that
cold sIring ruined the crops last year, and
| dom want place with sucn a draw back
upon it.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ftaSv.
THE SDATIoS.

THE INtSDATEoN.
RoIE. O:t, Dispatches from Turin
report no a trmeut Of the A ,oiis in the river
70. Gssr fo1r thousand men are erecting
b4gTi.f- - arrest the further progress Of
sho vater- The damage 20 properly and
~oYs IS beyaai calculation. In Fprrarl
..!ane t>.ty iio.saLd person are homeless
As-i, 7rc" i benz F.'ily forwarded from
III PORT. =, tie suffering people.
fyRIs, i:s, Nov. i.-Tae River 20 Coz
Times to rise and the inuaiatiou is ri,in :,
faru'l.es re d-inz. and thase who cannot -
.le .sT, STRIVING on the hous.-tops and in
trees sherg icy have taken refuge. Streams
ar filled with the crrcasses OF cattle and
wreck Of houses ani barns The town q
Eesz.s fourteen miles from Molsna, ha. al
cost ca rely disappeared zen ea:a the food
E"YH, Sor The Pops has resolved to
,.e.e4l the cause Of The Church of Geneva
..ainst tie 4 cree Of The su.z, Government.
{, BIZ ing the exercise Of his episcopal in
Jaayf..ns il he Swiss territory BY the re
Gently aPg,iAeei Bish7p MyriHil!oi.
Prussia.
BgHL,S. uc;. 3l.-The upper house Of sAe
prassi Dict has finally rejected the ccuu-
~ Rs.-rm bill, BY :. vote OF it5 to Is. This
ans dlEc IN the fece Of threat from the
G.a.tcr II the Interior that if me measure
was defeated the government wouli dissolve
the de; AMI conrene new one.
BgLty, Oct. 3l.-Eycuiug The prrs-
made good - threat to appeal t. the county
on the Reform bill The present session
Of the pi. VII, be closed Tomorrow after
Goon, when Jecr-e will be read dissolg-
ny the body AMI or lering elections for a
new diet, which j. c-lieI TO meet on the l2th
6 -.
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a.Io -sHtTv.

r.t:a.NJ yCJ 8'IBEa !, 1872.
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PHILADELPHIA.
0SwEGo, Nov. ii mere !. no improve.
mcnl IA the horse disease.

NoRsoIN, Va, Spy THE horse dis
e:.se ans disabled nearly all sls labrinc
Ao:.ts here AMI many in the surrounding
country. The street cars are not running.
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PERSONAL.

Horace Greeley is to visit Tennessee
before November.
Brovnlow wants his party to make
nominations for every office.
CAPTAIN ENoCH TAYLOR returned
from n trip to the North yesterday. and will
commence shipping the new cotton crop in q
few days.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT WRIGHT, after
a scamper of a few weeks among the noun
with a perfect ood OF health on his face, and
looking quite amiable.
JUDGE IRVING HALsEY, of the Sec
ond Circuit Court, returned home on Satur-
day. He has been spending the summer
among the h~ealth-gtving hills, valleys and
lakes Of Minnesota
r. L. WALKER, Mobile; G. A. Mich
OILS, Arkansas; Judge j. 7. Rueks, II. c. Ben
ton, Mississippi rs. Marrett, Mississippi; J.
A. Wright, Arkansas; w. W. Read, Virginia;
H. B. Shanks, Kentucky; b. Dunn, Missts-
sippi; are stopping Of the Peabody Hotel.
BEN LANE PosEY, writing from
Glade Springs, Virginia, 70 the Mobile TT
5Une, says. Ny tls-a-uis al the breakfast table
a few mornings since - do you
Think A man Of small physique, about one
hundred and fifteen pounds, With a pale, sun
burnt, bloodless face, and big WHISPERS, and
without a coat on his back. On Of his pecu-
~liarities Is that he never wears a coat be IS
a tremendous little man in war, in finance, in
poiities-in anything he takes a hand in. He
borrowed fifteen millions Of dollars not long
ago. he controls legislatures, and conyen-
tons and elections. he is a railroad king and
gets a salary OF twenty-eight thousand dollars
a year, As g railroad president, and mis- name is
General Malone GHe'g goes over ai-his rail-
roads in an open band-car, in the hot sun
without an umbrella, and personally iuspecis
every water tank and every foot Of the road.
His Thousands OF employees al fear HIN more
than they fear the devil, for he IS much quick
er in his Punishment han induIgent Old
Nick.
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Yieksburg and Greenviue trade in place OF the
RubicOn, this season.
Mr.. Lampton,~ proprietor Of the wharfboat al
Jacksonville, has gone TO Cincinnati TO pur-
chase O new bOattn place Of the sunken one,
The R-P. WaH i the United states mali
| packet for White river to-inorrow.
The Atlantic and barges passed up In the
afternoon.
The Belle Memphis, Captain Crane, leaves
at i've O'Clock this afternoon Tor Cairo and St.
Louis, Billy BienlHer Is her clerk.
The colorado leaves as above this evening at
Captain j. F. Luke commands and Mr.. II.
Deidriek is clerk. FEftHI
A grand aquatic carnival VIII be held At 81
Pau, september 2lst, WAich is open to ailthe
amateurs in Minnesota. IL. VIII probably be
the greatest boating display ever made in the
Northwest.
A dispatch from Cairo, dated Friday, says:
"SOon after leaving last night the larboard
! chimney Of the Susie silver, weakened by
rust, fell across the deck, knocking the star
board chimney into the river. she came
back 70 this city, erected stumps and cleared
again"
A specid dispatch from Canton, Missouri,
dated Friday, says: "a great excitement oc-
CURED on the :. :. Merrill, the cause Of which
was, a cOlOTed woman, came on boaFd and got
a secOnd-class ticket, and at dinner wanted a
drst-elass meal ticket, which was re
get the meal If she would wait a while. she
then went to the table and sat down, and WIS
politely asked 10 leave il, but would not do
so. The Captain and Clerk tried 20 pull her
away, but she held to the table cloth and
dragged IL, dishes and all, to the hoor- They
then took her ana carried her to the Onward
part Of the cabin, and on her cay she man
aged TO get her arms loose and struck the
clerk in the face a hard blow. There was
great excitement on board about 10.
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BA- In accordance with numerous solicita
tions arrangements ave been made with all
the Railroad and Lines leading
into the city for the sale of round-trip tickets
good for SIX days, to all persons VINO may wish
10 attend the Concert or Drawing. such tick
cts viii be furnished by the Louisville and
Nashville railroad; the Louisville. Cincinnati
and Lexington railroad; the Louisville, Indi-
anapohs II Madison railroad; the Ohio and
Mississippi railroad: the Louisville and Gin
cinnatt Mailboat Line, and the Louisville,
OwensbOro and Henderson Mail line Packets.
ne. All Agents are required TO close sales
and make their returns in full time to reach
this oface by Thursday, september 26th. To
do this successfully, those located at great dis
tonees must close some days before the 18th.
"a All tickets 10 which gifts are awarded
viii be paid without discount by the Farmers
and Drovers' Bank, either in currency or BY
sight draft upon the Fourth National Bank Of
New York, at option Of the holder. The tick
cts must first be presented at this Office, Room
No. 4 Public Library Building, before they
will be paid BY the Bank.
THOS. E. BRAMLETTE- -
Agent Public Library Of Kentucky,
Public Library Building.
'SeS d&w LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY.
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Tn Concert Itself win be the most brilliant
orchestral display that ever occurred in the
West. one hundred performers, gathered from
all parts of this country and nom Europe,
under the direction OF Professor Hast, viii
contribute to this Grand Musical Carnival
And to afford ample room for every Ticket
holder to enjoy such an unusual musical fes-
tival, the concert VIII be given in Central
Park, where arrangements have been made
70 accommodate all who may come.
Persons holding whole, half or quarter tick
cts will be admitted to both the Concert and
Drawing, and none without such tickets VIII
be admitted 10 either.
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81 NC Hats at wheaton 8 90.
RYINCIBLE SALOON.

John Stlnta, the popular proprietor of this
f~ayorite saloon, begS to notify his friends and
the public, that he will serve oysters, on and
after Tuesday (to-morrowl,J throughout the
season. The reputation he enjoys for oysters
in the shell and in every style in which the
favorite can be cooked, insures ladies and
gentlemen p~atronising him Of the very best
that are 10 be had out Of the seaport or gulf
cities. Parties desiring can have not only oys-
tiers, but meals served in every style, and at
all hours. John, 1t will be recollecJed, is also
as famous for his wines, liquors and cigars, as
for his oysters. He purchases from importers
direct, n therefore knows what 1t is he Of
fers his customers. Parties viii ind very
neatly Kept Tooms,a and polite walters are al
ways in attendance. ST Main street, corner
Of Union.
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The weather yesterday was something to re-
mind our Steamboatmen OF the late heated
term, when shady walks and cool spots were
in good demand. During the afternoon the
heat was so intense as to drive all those not
compelled by necessity TO remain, from our
landing. The leyee had the usual abbath
like appearance, and but little stir in COM
mercial circles was visible. Among the tran
silent arrivals, nine in number, about i've
hundred tons Of freight were landed at
this point, the Capitol City dis
charging about three hundred tons. The river
al this point fell one inch, standing five feet
ten inches above extreme low water OF lS-2.
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FRESH

Victor D.. Fuchs, A Jefferson street, is re-
ceiving them daily by express. Call on him
for your supplies
JaE.I oCKE, 2BL Main street, has all the
leading magazines, pictcr1als, weeklies n
dailies from all parts Of the country.
Do YOU want your home comfortable If 50,
buy a Hackett Patent Crate OF
II. HAINER, S42Second street.
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Saturday, September %, 1872,

hal positively come of on that day without
pOSfPODemeut. the management now noti-'
mes all who expect to Pa ttctpate in the Draw
ing that they should buy their tickets at once.
Delay for a few days caused many who wanted
tickets at the concert in December last to go
without them some living IN Louisville
waited until sales were closed, expecting no
doubt a pcstpOnement, and then offered ff-
teen, twenty and even twenty-five dollars for
tickets, which the day before were offered to
purchasers at the regular price. Others living
at q distance sent thousands Of dollars by mail
and express, which got here after sales we're
closed and had to esent TACK. These disap-
pOintments need not occur again If the warn
ing now given in due season is needed.
The drawing viii begin precisely at 6 o'clock
Saturday morning, september y, 1872, in the
great Hall Of the Public Library Building,
and continue until the one thousand gifts are
all drawn.
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The tenement No. Al Monroe street, having
been destroyed by fire on Saturday night, !
win, until further notice, be found in the rear
room Of the suite occupied by the Clerk Of the
Second Chancery Court, and directly opposite
the Office now occupied by ex-Sherif Curry.
w. J. p. DOYLE,
Sheriff Of shelby County.
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CHRISTIAN BROTHERS COLLEGE
No. 2s2 Adams Street.

This institution Is empowered TO confer de-
grees, grant diplomas, and confer all literary
honors. ltadords ample means for 8 thorough
classical, scientific and commercial educa-
ton. Session begins Monday, september z,
or apply to 2
aug BROTHER MAURELIAN, President,
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We are sill selling our choice Pittsburg
coal cheaper than any other dealers in Mem
phis, and We weigh il on the city scales.
WAIT & LEWIS, .
395 Main street.