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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.
fFor fun river news see third page.l
Rivers by TeIeRraph.

fFor fun river news see third page.l
Rivers BY Telegraph.
NASHVILLE, October 4.-River on a stand
with l6 inches on the shoals. Weather clear
and pleasant.
PITrsBURG, October 4.-River unchanged
Weather cool and cloudy. 1t rained some this
afternoon.
Heavy rain at daylight to-day. This evening
is cloudy and cool.
NEW ORLEANS, October 4.--Weather
clear and pleasant. No arrivals. Departed;
Glencoe and James Howard, st. Louis.
VICKsBURG, October 4. - Weather clear
and warm. River falling. Up: Pargoud.
No boats down to-day.
EVANSVILLE, October 4--Weather cloudy
and mild Mercury 620 to So. River has fall
en- one inch. Port list-Up: Silverthorne and
Fayette. Down: John I. Bransford, Ella
Hughes. Bu4ineSs Light,
LITTLE Rock, October 4.-River falling
feet by the gauge. Departed: Clarksvillt
Memphis.
Weather clear md pleasant. Arrived: Jnlia,
Vicksburg; Clinton, Keokuk; Dolphin, upper
riveri Maggie, Illinois river. Departed: Gin
ton, Keokukj Grand Tower, NicksbBFg. Mag
gle, Illinois river; Alice, Missouri river. Tue
business Is improving. The steamer Alex.
Mitchell, on her way from Mon rose to Du-
buQue, TO go on the ways, sunk this morning
at Kethsburg, her seams having opened so
much that she couldno be kept alioat. The
bulkhead built in her bnll, 1t is supposed she
was pumped ont. No freight aboard, and the
damage but slight
CAIRO, October 4.-Noon-Arrived: Susie
Silver, New Orleans; 2 pm; City of Vicks-
burg, st. Louis, pm; Greyhound, st. Louis.
Departed Susie Silver, st. Louis, am; City
of N1cksburg, Nicksburg, IL am; Charley
Brown, ST. Louis, noon. A heavy rain last
night; clear and pleasant to-day....... Nj Ugh t.
Arrived: City OF Chester, Memphis, p. m
Burksville, Evansville, m; Belle Memphis,
st. Louis, p m. Departed; Burksville, Ev-
pm. River stationary.
LOUISVILLE, October 8. River falling.
with 26 inches in the canal, and same depth
over the Portland bar. Packets have TO land
on the New Albany side. Steamers in port
have their flags at half-mast to-day in respect
TO the memory OF Captain j. NJ. Martin, who
ing.
weather Probabilities.
WAsHINGroS, October 4.-On Sunday, in
the gulf States northwest winds and partly
cloudy weather and warm weather.
bly, move northward, with southeaSterly
winds and cloudy, rainy weather over New
York and the New England States.
For the middle States, westerly winds,
and clearing weather.
For the lower lake region, southerly winds,
cloudy weather.
|. For the Ohio valley, westerly winds, and
clear weather.
For the Missouri valley and upper lake re-
gion, increasing southwesterly winds and
cloudy weather.
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FINANCIAL.
Last Notes OF the Late Financial
Struggle-AdditiOnaI Suspen-
slORs, Etc.
ADDITIONAL SUSPENSIONS - PROPOSE

ADDITIONAL SUSPENSIONS - PROPOSE
TIoNS TO LIQUIDATE.
New YORK, October 3.-The Bulletin
announces the suspension of Peake, OPP
dyke d Co., a large dry-goods house.
Their liabilities amount 10 about two
million five hundred thousand dollars.
They propose TO pay in full, with inter-
est, as follows: Ten per cent, ct two,
three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine,
fifteen and eighteen months respect
lively.
A ApropOsition Of Patton & Co., also dry
goods dealers, was also submitted TO
their creditors, as follows: On the one
million four hundred thousand dollars OF
indebtedness, they offer, with interest,
ten per cent. at two, three, four, five,
six, seven, eight, nine, fifteen and eigh-
teen months respectively.
Robinson & Snidam, Smith & Seaver,
and G. G.. White, who temporarily sus-
pended, have settled up to-day, and
were admitted to the stock exchange.
AIN-DEALERs SUSPENDED.
Boston, October 3.-Lsmper & Co,
grain-dealers, have suspended-liabili-
ties, three hundred thousand dollars; as
sets, five hundred thousand dollars.
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TRERUTE OF REsPEcT.



OEFIoE PEOPLES ISsURAScE ConPASF,
Memphis, Tenn, October !, 1915
At a meeting OF the Board Of Directors OF
this Company, held this day, the following
preamble and resolutions were passed:
WHEREAs, In the inscrutable but all-wise
providence Of God He has seen proper 10 call
4 nom earth away" Colonel BUGESE Ma
GEvNEY the beloved and honOred Ntce-Presi-
dent OF this Company and.
Whereas, His connection as Director ana
President OF this Company has ever
been characterized by a strict Watchiulnes
over its affairs, and an earnest enort 70 ad-
vance and promote its every interest Dy an
unfiinching adherence to his dutY5 bhereiOEe,
ResOlUed, That we deeply deplOre and Ia
ment his death, by which this Company has
lost a valuable friend and counsellor and the
community most worthy and excellent cit
izen--One ever ready in the discharge OF his
duties and ever correct, upright and just IN
all his relations with his fellow man.
ResOtrei, That we, as his co-dlrectors, eX-
tend to his bereaved family the sympathy OF
our hearts in this hour Of their deep sorrow
and sadness.
Resolved, That these resolutions be spread
upon the minutes of this Company, and a
copy of the same be furnished 90 his distressed
family and to the morning papers OF this city
for publication.
By order OF the Board.
- r A SIMMONS. Secretary.
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YELLOW FEVER.
Little Rock and Helena, Ark, and
Cairo, Ill, In Quarantine-The
Shreveport Death-List.
Chicago, st. Louis, New York City, Louis
Vile, and Sardis, Hiss, Contribute
to Memphis Sufferers.
AID ron THE SUFFERERS.
sARD1s. MISS.

sARDIs, MISS.
Special TO the APPEAL.l
SARDIs, October 4.--At a called meet
ing of citizens this evening to aid the
sick and suffering Of Memphis, one hun
dred and fifty dollars were subscribed by
those present, and permanent commit
tee of white and colored citizens was ap-
pointed to solicit aid 50 long as the ne
cessity exists. There is great feeling
of sympathy for the afflicted.
ST. LOUIS, Sro.
Associated Press Dispatches.l
ST. LOUIS, October 4.-Nearly a
thousand dollars was raised on Change
to-day for the Memphis sufferers, and
& committee appointed to raise an addi-
tional amount. The Memphis packet
company donated one thousand dol
lars. Collections viii be taken up in
most of the churches tomorrow.
NEW YORK CITY.
NEW YORK, October 4.-The cotton
exchange to-day subscribed fifteen
hundred dollars for yellOw-fever suffer-
ers in Memphis.
CHICAGO, ILL.
CHICAGO. October 1.-The following
committee was appointed by the board
OF trade this morning to solicit sub
scriptions for the aid Of the suffering cit
izens OF Memphis: n. X. Fairbank, G..
NJ Henderson, John 3. Drake, J. Nc
Wicker, c. J. Hilbert, r. s. Critchell,
Chas. Coursselman, Joseph Z. Elder,
and J. J. E.orlOng. Some fifteen hun
dred dollars in cash has already been
raised and will be telegraphed to the
Mayor of Memphis this evening, and
a further liberal donation will soon fol-
low. Bishop Whitehouse, of the do
cese of Illinois, has requested his clergy
to take up subscriptions in their church.
es tomorrow.
Over five hundred dollars were raised
here to-day by a committee from the
various Hebrew societies for the benefit
of the Memphis yellow-feyer sufferers.
Subscriptions continue to come into the
citizens committee, appointed by the
board of trade. To-day a number of
contribution boxes were placed in con-
spicuous positions in the Exposition
building for the reception of small offer
ings for the same city.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, October "A large
meeting Of the board of trade was held
to-day for the benefit of the Memphis
and Shreveport sufferers. Extensive
subscriptions were obtained, and ward
committees sre t. Disappointed on Mon
day to canvass the city. The proceeds
of the exposition for Wednesday and
Wednesday night are TO be given to the
sufferers. Deep interest has been awak-
ened in this cause.
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DIED.

MANNlNG-1At his residence, foot of Ex
change street, Saturday, October 4th, THOMAS
MANNING, aged & years.
His funeral will take place, from his Iat'
residence, this Sunday morning, at II
O'Clock. Friends are invited to attend.
BURNS-on the 4th inst, THOMAS, son oi
Michael and Catharine Burns, aged years.
Funeral from the residence, North Win
chester avenue, this SUNDAY morning, at
O'Clock. Friends and acquaintance of the
family are invited TO attend.
WELSH-The friends and acquaintance OF
PATRICK WELSH are invited to attend his fu,
neral this SUNDAY afternoon, at2 O'Clock
from his late residence, No. 90 Winchester st.
PRIDDY-At Jonestown, Miss, Thursday
October 2, 1873, of debility, in the 25th year OF
her age, EMMA SToTHART, wife OF NJ. c. Prlddy
Funeral will take place this SUNDAY az
ternoon, at o'clock, from the residence ol
Mrs. G. T. Beaumont, No. 81 Madison street,
Services by Rev. DR.. White.
MELLON-At pm, Saturday, October 4th,
of Z7I Main street, OF nervous prOstration, ALI.
NJ. MELLON, aged % years.
His funeral viii take place at Elmwood, at
lO]6 O'Clock this SUNDAY morning, Octo-
Der 5th. Carriages at Holst's.
KELLY-At09 Main street, yesterday morn
ing, October 9TH, PATRICK KELLY, aged As yrs.
voGT-on the 4th instant, MATILDA, be-
loved vile of Fred. y. Vogi, after short
illness.
PERPOLI-The members OF the Societa di
Unione Fratellanza ltaliana are requested
10 meet at their hall, South Court street, this
SUNDAY evening, at o'clock, for the pur-
pose OF attending the funeral of our late
brother, LUIGI PERPoLI.
By ordero of the President.
J. D. MoNTEDoNICO, secy..
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School Notice.

OFFICE BOARD DIRECTORS PUBLIC SCHOOLS,
I4th Civil District shelby County, Z
October 4, 1873.
MR.. D. H.A. SANDERS will open the Public
Iyl School at the "Curve," November l, 1913.
Mr.. j. $. Galloway viii open the Public
School at Park Avenue SchOOlhOuse on MON
DAY, October g, 1873 Parties east Of GIL
station and south of Union avenue will re-
port to him. JNO. ID. STANLEY, Chm.
Z. .QUACKENBUSH, Sec'y.
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1. O. B. B. Notice.

A SPECIAL meeting Of Simon Tuska
"A Lodge, No. 1872, viii be held this sun
DAY afternoon, 5th instant, at o'clock. A
full attendance is requested.
5. l. LEE, President.
EDW Col .DsMI MITH- Spcrnfarv.
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SAVANNAH.

SANANNAh.
SAVANNAH, October 4. = Cotton firm
sales, SS4 bales; stock, IA, ,S5l bales.
MOBILE.
MOBILE, October 4-Cotton quiet and firm
nliddiing, 17c; low middlings, l61ze; net re-
ceipts l0l2 bales; exports coastwisa, II bales
sales, 3O0 bales; stock, 1852 bales.
GALVESTON.
GALVESTON, October 4.-Cotton-Demand
tight; good ordinary, l45zc; ordipary, l2lIc.
net receipts, AIS bales; sales, 20 bales; stock,
II, ri Gales.
CHARLESTON.
CHARLEsFoN, October 4.-Cotton steady.
middlings l6c; low middling, l55<c; net re-
csipts, e1 bales; sales, 200 Bales, stock, $50
bales
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mAsONIC FUNERAL NOTICE

TVIHE funeral Of our late Brother, X. ID. a
WIGGIN, OF Kilwinning Lodge, KX
No. 3fi, will take place from the OYsTtOn w
Hotel this SUNDAY morning, az "a oeloek.
Members OF the Lodge and visiting MRster
Masons are invited. There viii be no process
sion or ceremony on the occasion
BY order Of II. CREIGHJON1 ". "a.
LOUIS CzAPsKE, Secretary. seb
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MEMPHIS, Tenn, October 4, 1873.
JAMES ELDER, Esq,
President DeSOto Bank:
UyE, the undersigned, hereby earnestly re-
w quest you to open your doors for the
transaction of new business:
Taylor & Rutland, Bus by, johnson q Co.,
Stratton II Wexford, b LOwenstein & Bros,
d. II. Townsend, 1r., shan Harris q Co.,
Orgill Bros. & Co., stanton Moore,
Selden, Hicks & Co., NJ. J. ROssel,
A. j. Roach & Co., Hill, FontRine & Co.,
Taylor Radford & Co., r. o. Craig & Co.,
W. s. Bruce & Co., Martin Hillsman,
Gage & Fisher, Mosby, Hunt 8 Co.,
Menken Brothers, q. W. Jones Il Co.,
II. NJ. James, Oliver, Finnie & Co..
W. & & Jack d Co., George e. Rudisill,
Edmonds, PettigreW q George W. L. Crook.
Co., Ely, Harvey & Rich
Risk & Johnson, ardson,
L. Tiff Risk, Becker Radford Il Co
SchoOl6eld, ,Hanauer & I. A. Nelson, Seo'y
Co., fernando lns.-Co.
THE DESOTO BANK,)
No. 20 MADISON STREET,
Memphis, Tenn, october 4, 1873.
In accordance with the above request, we
will open our doors on Monday morning, 9Th
fnst for the transaction of new business, and
we hope in a very short time TO resume in full.
oc5 JAMES ELDER, President.
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Z. .. 0. z.
VISITING COMMITTEE

ETHh FOLLOWING BROTHERS WILL RE
i port promptly at 81 o'clock am, and %
pm. on the days That their names appear on
the following list;
SUNDAY-wm. Henry, J. F. Fischer and
G. d. Madden.
MoNDAY-A. D. Gibson, W. j. Booker and
Q. NJ. Spicer.
TUESDAY-G. A. Besson, W. H. Foute and
j. Mccain.
WEDNESDAY-J. r. Lanphier 6. S. Skip
with and A. rOdhunter.
THURSDAY. s. Julxes, j. G. Simpson and
e. o. Milton.
FRIDAY-C. Y. Stewart, NJ. Hanson and J..
Y. Hatcher.
sATURDAY-Rev. ]. Carmichael. t. B. AM
son and J. Linkhauer.
SPECIAL VISITING COMMITTEE.-G. W
L. Crook, A. HUM, J. P. Prescott, J. B. Hays
and r. L. GTOomes.
The above-named committees win report
promptly at the hours named.
II any OF the above named committees can
not serve, please notify the clerk las the sick
cannot be neglected., and their places viii be
filled bS those who can attend.
". -. MCTSTON,
oe5 Clerk I, Q, Q, r Rslisf COMMITTEES,
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MARRIED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q, 1878,
by Rev. Mr.. Walker, at Oteys Chapel, Mr.. L.
". SAINT, of Memphis, Tenn, and Miss L.
ELIZA W. ARMIsTEAD, formerly of Pamela
county, Miss. [Psnola star please copy.l
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Isignedl G. L.JAQUEs, Mayor
sHREVEPORT.
Yesterdays MoRTUARY

Yesterdays MoRTUARY.
SHREVEPORT, October 4.-MOrtuary
list: William Falkner, aged 35; Ed. BO-
land, aged 35; Norman Brewer, aged q;
Samuel Bergman, aged 26; Leonard
Sewell. age not given; E. 2. Clakey,
aged %; John Patterson, aged so.
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THE SECOND RACE,

This race was for the Jerome stakes,
for three-year olds, one hundred dollars
each, half forfeit, with fifteen hundred
dollars added by the club and five hun
dred dollars in plate by Leonard Je-
rome. The second horse to receive
three hundred dollars out of the stakes.
There were seventy nominations, but
only five horses came to the starting
post, namely: McGrath's Tom Bowling,
McDaniels' Springbok, BelmOnt's
Count D'Orsay, Little's Fellw Graft and
Glenn's o. P. B. The distance was
two miles. Bowling took the lead just
after the start and kept it to the end,
winning the race, with SpringbOk close
on his quarter and Fellow Craft good
third. Time, S:404, which is not official.
The judges refused to publish the time,
giving as their reason that the start
was a bad one. Bowling won easily,
his rider turning in his saddle after
passing the distance stand, and laugh
ing at his competitors. The reason why
no official time was given was that the
judges thought it was a false start and
neglected to start their watches.
THE THIRD RACE.
The third race was for the Nursery
stakes, for two-year olds, $50 each,
with $1,000 added, the second horse to
receive 500; one mile heat. Eleven
horses started, out of fifty-four nomina-
tiOns. The race was won by Denison &
Crawford's chestnut colt, Litell's Reform
second. Time, :473.
THE FOURTH RACE.
The fourth race was the Manhatton
handicap sweepstakes of $50 each, half
forfeit, with $500 added, the second horse
to receive $500; closed with twenty
eight nominations; distance, one mile
and a quarter. The following horses
started: Harry Bassett, Preackness,
MilldeW, EOlus, Stockwood, Survivor,
Minnie, MacStonchenge and Joe John
ston. The horses got off in bunch, and
when passing under the string the first
time EOlus was leading, with Bassett
tapping his quarters, but Bassett could
not keep up the pace and fell back; /;
Preackness now challenged Eolus, and
soon took the lead, Milldew reaching
into the second place; EOlus third, and
Bassett fourth. In this order the race
was finished, Joe Johnston being last.
Time, 2:l3.
THE FIFTH RACE.
The fifth race was for purse of $500,
the winner to be sold at auction for
$500, or to carry 20 pounds extra if en-
tered for $1,000; allowed so pounds for
$500; all surplus and entrance money to
90 to the second horse; one mile and
three-quarters. Artist, Wheatley, Idle
wild, Mate, Hattie 0Neil, and Utica
started. Won by Mate. Time, 3:123.
THE SIXTH RACE.
The sixth race, match for $1,000, half
mile heats, between Girl Of the Period
and Ophelia, was won by the former.
No time was taken.
SEVENTH RACE.
The seventh race was match for $500
each between Shyloek and NAB, and
was finely contested, the first heat being
a dead one, and the last one was won by
Shylock. The bets on this race were de-
clared off under the following rule Of
the Jockey club association: "Bets on a
match for which dead heat is run are
void, and if the match is run over again
instanter it is considered q fresh engage
ment,n
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IN QUARANTENE
LITTLE ROCK sHUTs oFF.


LITTLE Rock, October 4.-The city
and county authorities to-day guaran-
tined the Memphis and Little Rock
railroad, the southern division of the
Cairo and Fulton railroad, and the river
below. This action was taken owing to
the reported spread Of the fever along
Red river and at Memphis.
HELENA oUARANTINED AGAINST THE
WORLD.
HELENA, ARK, October 4.
To the'Agent of the Associated Press, Mem
phts, tennessee:
A rigid quarantine was established
here this meTning. Boats and passen-
gers are prohibited from landing. Please
make public.
[Signedl G.. L.JAQUEs, Mayor.
SIMILAR MOVEMENT AT CAIRO.
CAIRO, October 4-The mayor has is
sued a proclamation declaring the CITY
Of Cairo IN quarantine against all steam
ers coming up the Mississippi river. He
considers this a necessary precautiOn
since the increase of yellow-fever at
Memphis. A physician is to be ap.
pointed whose duty it will be to meet up
steamboats, with a tug two miles below
the city and to forbid their landing al
Cairo except on a special permit from
said physician. No permits will be
given where the physician has reason to
believe that the passengers or crew have
been exposed to yellow-fever. The
health of the city is improving. We
hear of but one dangerous case In the
city.
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NOTICE.

ON and after Monday, the 9Th inst, during
~ the prevalence of yellow fever or until
further notice, the warehouses OF the compa-
MES represented will be open for business
only between the hours Of 8 800 am. and pm.
A. s. LIVEKMORE,
GenH Supt NJ. and L. r. r. Z.
JOHN r. FLYNN,
Sup't Mem. Div. L. and n. and q. 5. r. r.
NJ. BURKE,
Gen1 Sup't Miss. and Tenn. X. r.
Memphis, Tenn, October 4, 1873. Oc5
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Knights Of Innisfail, Attention! /!

THE regular monthly meetings are post
i poned until further notice. All members
are earnestly requested, in case Of sickness, to
notify the proper committees immediately
By order of the President.
j AS. J. SULLIVAN.
T. J. McCARTHY, Secretary.
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Hibernian Mutual Relief Society

UIHE members OF this Society are requested
l to meet this SUNDAY afternoon, at 3
o'clock, for the transaction of regular monthly
business. JOHN LOAGUE. President.
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Old Folks of Shelby County.

WILL attend regular monthly meeting on
w TUESDAY, 7th instant, at O'Clock
pm, in Chamber of Commerce
L p PRESCOTT. Rec. seC'y.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASONIC NOTICE.

A T some future day Leila Scott Lodge, g
"A No. 2S9, win pay the proper respect XX
TO the memory of our deceased Brother, w
VIM. SCHNEIDER.
BY order y. +. DAVIS W. 81.
EDWARD GOLDSMITH, Secretary. sepil
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COMMIFFEE,

P.J. Quigly, Main street. T. j. Mccarthy.
273 Main ST. eet. ]. j. Sullivan, 2I7 second
street. ]. II. Barrett, cor. Main and Jefferson.
p. Dewitt, cor, Poplar street and Winchester
RYenpe, onA
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was for purse Of four hundred dollars,
entrance money to second horse, three
quarters of a mile heat. Artist, Quits,
Free Lance, Wizard, Bessie Lee, Orlan
Kadie and Carribas started. The race
was won by Wizard. Time, :l9.
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THE TURF.
First Day Of the Fall Meeting Of the
American Jockey Club, at
Jerome Park.
Favorable Beginning-NOted Stock On
the COurse-SeVen Exciting Races
Incidents, Etc.


NEW YORK, October 1.-The fall
meeting of the American jockey club at
Jerome park opened to-day most favor
ably.
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KNIGHTS PYTHIAS
RELIEF COMMITTEE.

NY MEMBER oFsTHIs ORrER 50
a in need OF nurses or other assist = y
ancs, will receive the same by max ~ ~
ing application to the following Com ~
mittee:
c. E. MCLEAN, No. SsS F1ont street.
MARION r, HALEY, No. 80 Front street
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Ezra Lodge, No. 30.

VVHE officers and members of Ezra Lodge,
No. 80, Ancient Jewish Order of X. ;. B.,
are hereby requested to attend special meet
ing of the Lodge SUNDAY, at 10 am, sharp.
MARTIN COHEN, W. Av.
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STOREBOAT FOR SALE
AT LACONIA. ARK.

OH FEET LONG, Is feet wide in clear
OO Brown built of jamestown, y. Y. store
room 3S feet, stOrage-room IA feet, fami ly- room
Is feet, kitchen "a feet, with pantry and closet
aft; painted complete inside and out; shelves
and counters fun length of storerOOm; one
course Of tarred paper roofing and four OF
pine and poplar; bottom perfectly sound anu
full rigged with oars, pump, capsian, ch0eks,
cavils, lines, anchor, chain. slSift etc. VIII
sell boat with or without stock.
Refer 70 the Offices of steamer A. j, white
or Messrs. Martin 4 Hillsman, Memphis. Ten
nessee, or address B. q NJ. SELLERS,
oci TaeOuia- Arkansas.
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NOTICE.

VlHE regular monthly meeting of the Mem
phis Building Association will be held
MONDAY evening, October 6th, at ~ O'Clock,
at the office of the Globe Mutual Life Insur-
ance Company, No. Al Madison street. Stock
holders are expected TO be present.
BY order q. II. JUDAH, Pres't.
: GTITRM Eae-v
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AN unfortunate German, Ref by
name, and a resident of Saginaw coun-
ty, Michigan, has had most tremendous
experience In well-digging. Calmly and
uninteruptedly he excavated to the
depth of forty feet, and then, as he did
not get much water, be decided to bore.
When he had drilled down some thirty
feet, things began to happen. His resi-
depce was badly shaken as by small
earthquake. Down in the well rumb-
ling sounds, like the discharge Of a can
non, were heard The neighbors be-
came excited. A bunch Of ignited straw
was lowered, and up came a volume of
flame rising fifty feet above the surface.
/ The iil-starred Reif wanted water, and
/ he got fire. The well continues to 60
off whenever light is applied, and we
are told that - the neighbors do not feel
such sense of security as to their here
after as they did before the sinking Of
ReiGs well y