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Old Folks of Shelby County.

DEGULAR monthly meeting in School
II Board room, Odd Fellows Building on
TUESDAY, September Nth, at o'clock p. m.
Report of the RECORD, past year, win be pre-
sented, and It's continuance upon some basis
discussed. Every member should be present
who feels an interest in the Society.
By order of the President.
ssI2 J. P. PRESCOTT, Rec. Sec'y.
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The Western Union Telegraph dlrec-
tore, at their meeting in New York,
Friday, ratified the recent election Of ID.
o. Mills, Of San Francisco, by the exec
utive committee Rs director, In place Of
5. Wilt, deceased.
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MUSICAL TUITION,

NJ RS. sTEGER, formerly Mrs. Tepe, has re-
turned to Memphis, and is prepared TO take
pUplls who desire to learn the Art of vocaIiza.
ton or become proficient as PIanists. Her
friends may address her at the store of S. GOE-
PEI, 575 Main street. Tuition charges as usual
with the profession, sept
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10 DELINQUEHTS

DARTIES in arrears Tor dues to the Cham Der
[ OF Commerce, will take notice that the
books for 1874 and 1875 will close on the goth
inst, al which time the Treasurer Is required
to make out and publish the names of all de-
linquents; also, TO bring suits for amounts
due, l trust that those now in arrears will,
by prompt settlement, relieve me of this un.
pleasant duty. JN0- T. WILLIkS,
Iraasnrar ChaIn har of Com
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WEATHER PROBABILITIES.

wAsHTSGroS, september Ii, / an.
For Tennessee and the Ohio JdAev,
partly cloudy Jreaihcr, slightly rising
temperature, northeast 10 southeast
lriHds and falling barometer.
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AT BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, September 13.-The
pioneer train Of the fast limited mail,
over the Pennsylvania railroad, left this
city at twenty mil utes past seven this
morning, connecting with the train
which left Washington at six this morn
ing 1t took from the city several gen.
tlemen connected with the city press
with packages Cf daily papers for dis
tribution along the r,ute.
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ANOTHER LAKE DISASTER.
The Steambarge Mendoza FOunderei
During StOrm-Tbirteen Persons
LOst-The Owners Wife one of
the Victims.

CHICAGO, September l3.-The propel-
ler Depre arrived at Milwaukee yester-
day, and her officers gave q brief report
of the laundering OF the steambsrge
Mendoza. The Mendoza, with the barge
Morning Star, was sailing along the
west shore of Lake Michigan Thursday
night, and at a point opposite Point
Betsey foundered and was soon seen to
be sinking. The crew and passengers
numbered twenty persons In all. The
life-boat was launched, and seven Of the
persons on board got into it, snd the Te-
naming thirteen went down with the
propeller. The life-boat reached Main.
towac in safety, as also did the barge
Morning Star. The propeller Truesdell
being at Maintowac took the barge in
tow, and reached Milwaukee last
evening. No particulars Of the disaster
are given. Neither the captains
nor the owners name are mentioned,
and 1t is known where she belonged.
She had on cargo OF coal, and was
bound upward. The son Of the owner
OF the boat was on board with bis wife,
and he managed 10 get into the life-boat
but his wife failed to do so, and he
jumped back on the sinking boat and
Tas drowned with her.
THE CREW SAFE.
MILWAUKEE, September l3.-The
crew Of the barge Evening Star arrived
this evening. The baTge, while in tow
Of propeller Mendoza, fOundered eff Big
Point u-Sabls at noon Friday. The
crew took a small boat and landed at
Amsterdam Saturday afternoon. The
Evening Star was laden with twelve
hundred tons coal for Chicago.
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WORLDS EXPOSITION

/ SHALL again visit your city at the above
L time with my wonderful combination of
Ctrcue, 8eDRgeRie aud Aquarium. This
will be on the occasion of my Fifty Fourth
Annual Tour. Since my last visit l have
greatly augmented my Elk position, and, in ad-
dition to the Menagerie and Circus heretofore
presented (Which the press and public have
always pronounced cOmplete), my collection
to day EN- braces many pew and startling fea-
lures that have never heretOfO e been pre-
sented to the public, and which, take pride
in announcing, are owned, controlled, man
aged and exhibited by no other show than the
one that bears my name. Prominent among
these, and in addition to the usual variety o
animals exhibited, are A HERD OF ELE-
PLANTS, representing every species of that
animal. They will be harnessed to the Golden
Chariot of the COnquerOrs and driven through
the public streets, leading my Grand street
Procession; four genuine African Zebras,
highly trained and educated; pair of living
Giraffes, the largest Eland in the world, and 8
pair of Giant OstrIches They are in addition
to my school of Sea Lions, RhinOceros Yak
of Tartary, White Polar Bear, and hundreds
of other inferior animals. | thus early an
nounce the date of my Great Show for the
purpose Of having the public thoroughly in
formed of my certain coming, and to impress
on their mind the fact that by waiting until
November 18th they will see not only the Best
but the Biggest Show in the World. Most
respectfully the public's servant,
JOHN ROBINSON.
B6- Notwithstanding the enormous expense
attending the LARGEST SHOW IN TUE
WORLD, the price of admission has been
fixed at zoe: children, soc. ser
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parts Of the country wiz vOuch for its being
the purest and best,
THE CLERGY
for 49, %lle anu anu sell have used the RegulsgCI
KEW. j. +, FIELDER, Perry. Ga
LADIES' ENDORSEMENT
nave gwen your medicine thorouzn
ira; anu in no case has IL failed TO give fuu
sstlsIacJOn."-ELLEN MEACHAM, ChattabOo.
chic, Fla.
SHERIFF BIBg COUNTY.
80, iiG a EG Tsed your Regulator with successful
eCI, eLlecI IA blIOuS COic and Dyspepsia 10 is an
excellent remedy, and certainly p public
dressing C. MAST ERsoyl Bibb county, Ga.
81 My wife has suffered from a dersuRemert
OF lne Liver Tor years; has tried several emil
nenI physicians To no effect and finally de-
anything else s.'-REUBES TOSEs. Iufhbert ga.
Il tnlnk simmons Liver Regulator one o.
Ine Ie DesL medicines ever made Tor the Liver
Wy WHt duu many others have used 10 win
wonderful effect. X. SPARES, Albany Ga
=. %
81 have used Lus Regulator 10 my family
ana aL5O In my regular practice, and urFa
IOund II a most valuable and saliSiscJoIs
medicine and believe it 10 was U.ea oy iH.
profession 10 would be " service 5n FefI many
cases. know very much ". IT'S CON 'L.
parts, anu can cert Is ..a .... aa. H.f-lI
are perfectly herr-. ...as ....t. . .ta--.-.7s .-
EE-IEArH EE T. s,---Er
The ksg1 20 .J-E E.ls used b.. 10. -'l t.7a.
y .
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EUT.,-.r.
''W We have taste. -rs -
ThrObuiur Harsaa.. -. .. --.
tine world ,.,..-.sg. H,e..fe .l.rt .gItt ..-.
remadfe- H. -.Us HEluTH. a.. ... r. .-
but none vi them gave -- ..-.. ...a- ...-I
I4ry relief. g.r f.. l.. -t. .-.E ..
iisyef I.ut cgraI US. .'r--.u. TEL=.a.-..i.t h--
MEssESGER, Macon ga-
MEDICAL
al have used simmons -.tr- i'te-.....
,-..r,gra.F .y. Er.Ifu & Co.. H"..- A.- a... .....
5t,,ifs I rzs.arI I'D as one " l.e very ".-. .Eal
c5ne5 FOR al. Diseases OF ils al'.i ".
southern climate. Join A. Fl"AAr |t. ..
NaIam oTOSa, ga - .s.,... .--.I...
r,,saa-s and found simmons i-e- -ulalCr e|.
tIreIv restored me. Ny VIE s-AI utusuIe-
u. re cured 0y the same .,edy1 .tat1 il..-.
- Ser . C. L. DAVIS, bluD county Ga.
PROFESSIONAL.
g. From actual experience IN ihe use OF LLI.
r,.dicfue ia my practice, ] n-Fr been, and
am, satisfied to use ani lL5-S -' u as pa. Be-
stiye neiicine. .'- DIT. J. w. MACON.
. / nave used Or. -ImmpI- Liver Begu.rtar
in nv family for some tlusr ana .pOh upon IL
as be hest medicine ever saF. -. LLOYD.
:, have used Dr simmons Liver Regulator
for Liver Disease and was cured by INV.
GOFF, Bibb county, Ga. ...-
NJ e. FLORIDA tONFEhENCE
al nave 11sei Dr. simmons liver EesruT4l0r
IN nv family for Dyspepsia and Sick Head
ache and regard 10 an invaluable remedy IL
80 NOT failed 10 give entire relief in any in
stance Rev W. +, EAsTERLIsG.
PRESIDENT UGLETHORPE COLLEGE,
"Simmous' Liver Regulator is certainly a
specific for that class OF complaints which IL
Claims to cure, Rev. DAVID WILLS.
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Buy no Powders or Prepared SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR unless in our en- raved
wrapper, with Trade Mark, Stamp and sigma
Lure nnbroken. Nome OlhGr ls gamuina
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FAST MAIL LINE.
First Train Over the Pennsylvania
Railway on Time at Every Sta
tiOn-AH Connections UptO
lac Schedule.

PHILADELPHIA, September 13.-The
fast mail train by the Pennsylvania rail.
way, which left New York at half-past
four this morning, arrived at West
Philadelphia az ten minutes past seven,
and at Harrisburg at twenty-five
minutes past ten this mOrning-the
exact snhednla TINA
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TEos. s. Reed is appointed internal
revenue gsuger for the sixth Kentucky
district; Thos Wiles, storekseper for the
eixth IudisDa district, and Ezra w.
Kiugsbury for the sixth Missouri dis
fFicf-
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SIMMONS' liver REGUIATOR
1T HAS

For Dyspepsia, Constipation, Jaundice, Bill
lOua Attacks, SICK Headache, Cole, DepreSs
lon Of Spirits, Sour Stomach, Heart bu m, Etc
TT 1AS MO EoUAH
is faulJless family medicine.
Does not diSaTrange the system.
Is sure TO cure II taken regularly
is no drastic violent medicine.
Does not interfere with business,
Is no intoxicating beverage.
Contains the simplest and best remedies
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". z. NITCHELL'S SCHOOL
no. 3O3 Tklrd street.

THE ANNUAL SESSION COMMENCES
4 september lst Students prepared fol
the usual college course. All Ghe common
English branches taught. For terms, apply
of tho spbOOl rOOrp
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MARRIED.

RO5IN-FRANKLYN- Nat the residence Of
the brides mother, by Rsbbi Or. Sarner, Mr..
LEOPOLD ROsIE and MISS FRASCEs FRANK
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FOR AlL DISEASES OF FHR EIYRR, STONAGH Am spLERa

is Regulated in its action, health is almost in
Varlably secured. Want Of action in the liver
causes Headache, Constipation, Jaundica
ram IN the Shoulders, Coughs Chiils DizZt-
ness sour stomach, bad taste in the 1nOu h.
BILIOUS Attacks, PalpitatiOn OF the Heart De-
preston OF Spirits, or the Il uss, and a hun
9ISd Otuer symptoms, for which san Mwss-. ~
LIVE kEGtLATOE is the best remedy
JaaI mas ever been discovered. 1t acts mildly,
eEecCuaIIy, and being a simple vegetable
compound, can do no injury ia any quautI-
les Iual IL may be taken. 10 is harmless in
every way; il has been used for FORTY yaars
anu hundreds OF the good and great from All
parts OF the country viii vOuch for its befDg,
the pureSt and best 7
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THE CREW SAFE,

Parker d HarrisOn's spice mills at
Cincinnati, burned yesterday. Loss, thirty
Aye thousand dollars.
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II is eminently Family Medicine, and by
being kept ready for immediate resort, will
save many an hour Of suffering and many a
dollar in time and doctors bills. After over
Forty Years trial IL is still receiving the most
unqualified testimonials to its virtues from
persons Of the highest character and response
bility. Eminent physicians commend il as
the most EFRECTUAL SPECEFGU for Con-
sttpatlOn, Headache, Pain in the Shoulders,
Dizziness, Sour stomach, bad taste in iae
HOUth, bilious attacks PalpitaJiDn Of the
mCart, Pain in the region of the Kidneys, des-
pOndency, gloom and fOreOOdIngs Of evil, all
of which are the offspring OF a Diseased Liver.
II Won feel Dull, DrJwsy, Debilitated, have
frequent Head ache, mouth tastes badly, poor
appetite, and tongue coated you are suffering
from Torpid Liver, or " BiliOusness,D and
nOthins viii cure you so speedily and perma-
nently. The Liver, the largest organ in the
body, IS generally the seat Of the disease, and
if not regulated in time, great suffering,
wretchedness and death will eusue.
Armed with this AnCidOte, all climates and
changes OF water and food may be faced with
out fear. AS remedy IN MaIariOus FeVgrs,
Bowel Complaints, RestleSsness. Jaunuice
Nausea, the Cheapest, Purest and Best Fam iIy
Medicine in the World.
al have never seen or tried such a simple
en1cacious, satisfactory and pleasant remedy
in my ltfe"-H. HAINER, st. Louis, Mo.
HON. ALEX. II. STEPaENS.
" occasionally use, when my condition re-
quiTes il, DR.. simmons Liver Regulator, win
good hect."-HOn. ALEX. h. STEPHENS.
GOVERNOR OF ALABAMA.
" Your Regulator has been in use in my
family for some time, and l am persuaded 4
Is valuable addition to the med cal sci
ence; e;"-Gov. j. GILL SHORTER, Alabama.
" nave used the Regulator IN my family for
the past seventeen years, l can safely recon.
mend II 70 the world as the best medicine 1
have ever used for that class of diseases Il puT.
ports TO cure."-H. r. THIGPEN.
PRESIDENT OF CITY PANK.
'SlmmOns' Liver Regulator has proved a
good and efticactOuS IU9diCine-C. A. NUFTI 1yy
DRUGGIST
We have been acquainted with Dr. Sim
mons Liver Medicine for more than twenty
years, ana know IL to be the best Liver asgu-
latOr offered 10 the puhlic."-M. K, LYON and
Ii. l.. LYON, Be!lefOutalue Ga
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Terms: $500 per Month,

TO be paid invariably in advance. Our Treas
urer will be found during the nrSt five days OF
each month In the school building o receive
the fees. or part Of September, fee $3.50.
instrumental Music, German aud French do
not at present, form part OF our Course: but
competent instructors viii Be allowed by the
Directory 10 use rooms in the school building
Terms 10 be agreed on by the teacher and pupil
Vocal Music We hope To make a part OF 0ur
usual Course very soon.
Miss Higbee, or one OF tine directors, will be
found at the schOOlrooms between the hours
OF 10 am. and IL m. each day of next week
beginning Monday, the 9Th inst, to give ali
necessary information AMI to register names
of pupils. Accommodations limited, and APP
plication had best be made promptly.
The Directory are happy TO announce that
they nave secured the services OF the expert
enced and well known teachers, MissEs
MARY d. and JULIETTE X. CAIRNES, as
assistants TO Miss Higbee.
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Z. q. O. e.
Attention, Knights Templar.

VOU are hereby ordered to attend In %
i full dress, a special Conclave ofNAK
Cyrene COmmandery, No. 4, this w
CTUESDAYl evening, at asylum, (Gayoso
Block, At 8 O'Clock, for the purpose OF con-
ferring the orders OF the TEN ple
Visiting and IeSident fraters cOurteOusly in
vited.
By command, ED. WORSHAM, f. G.,
T. j. BARCHUS, Recorder,
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No. 237 Main Street,

corner OF jefferson, and is ready to make
Shirts, and Underwear OF every description,
anywhere else. Sent to all parts of the coun-
try. Send for seIf-measurement rules No
resdy-made stock kept. All goods str city
made TO order. Address "MEMPHIS SHIRT
FACTORY" ;" Memphis, Tenn. sep2 cod
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At PITTSBURG.

PITTsBURG, September 13.-The fast
mail west over the Pennsylvania rail-
road arrived here this evening at five
O'Clock and folty-One minutes, her exact
schedule time. The latest reports from
ie western connection are that they
are both on time. A train over the
P. c. & st. Louis railroad passed Coshoc-
ton, sixty.eight miles from Columbus,
at fifty-three mjnut g past nine, and a
train over the P.t.sburg, Fort WAYNE
and Chicago railroad passed London
vile, thilty-two miles east OF Crestline,
at twenty five minutes past ten, the
schedule time OF both trains at the
above points.
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PRESBYTERIAN
GRAMMAR & HIGH SCHOOL
(EXCLysIvELY FOR GIRLsl

Thoroughly Religious, but iH uO10tSe Seetarial.
]. 0. Stedman, Z. VI. Richard
~ son, VIM. h. BOggs Eugene Daniel, j. NJ.
GOOdbGr, VIM. Joyner, J. c. Neely.
Committee of Correspondence in other
Churches: Hon. John Johnson, &. W. GOyer,
Rev. y. Landrum, DID,, =. II. DunScOmbe
This school will begin its sessions on MON
EAY, September 18th, at O'Clock am, at the
corner of Washington and Third streets.
PRINCIPAL, MISS JENNY NJ. HIGBEE
who VIII be assisted by corps Of thoroughly
trained and experienced teachers.
The general course of study, textbooks aud
graded system the same as in tie City Schools
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"Ay wife and self have used the RsguIsfor
I1E % years, and testify TO It's great virtue -
KEW. J. +, FELDER, Perry, Ga.
LADIES' ENDORSEMENT
II nave given your medicine a thorouzn
u ira, anu IN no case has 10 failed to give fuu
SATISFACTION MEACHAM, Chattahoo-
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AT CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, September l3 The fast
mail trains connecting with the Penn
sylvania road at Pittsburg, arrived at
Crestline, on the Fort Wayne anu Chi
cago road at twenty minutes past
eleven, and at Column tus, on the PAN
handle road, at fifty miruses past
eleven, both on time.
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PORTSMOUTH, September 13. - The
Democrats elected Moses H. Goodrich
for mayor of this city to-day by about
one hundred majority. They also elect
ed six out OF ten aldermen. Goodrich,
Democrat, majority for mayer is 220, a
gain Of 2l7 over last year.
, 1875-10-02

9eihla1tete, obfe In Der Qltalitdt naf5tites
benz 10 fanb eS reibenoen Mb1aB ; mopurh
bet ben l1nternebnlern Der @ntIdluB beruor=
gerlfen 1T, bieie ne1e electromagnetic bleis
bend unb i'm gr0Btmogltden 1mfange beim
Siebbanbel anSu,penoen.
Nir molen minI9en uno boffen, baB oie1e
Ibitdt ooaftdnoi9 aus9efiibrt mirb unD als
gen,eine Nafabmung finbet, oa Die neue
Sransportpetie nidt MIR fir SiebSiifter,
Widlter uno Sdnbler grobe Sortbelle I'M Sc
fol9e bat, ionoern aud ben @~oninnenten i'm
Often 9utes Sleiib gu bebeuteno ernieoriege
ten Yretien ltefert. Oaourd1 miro o~te9faffrage
mad Sleilh itdrfer, unb tpdbreno Der Iermere
ll1 piel leidter oeS @enuiieS zines unents
bebrlt6en ytabrnn9SmtittelS e~rfreuen fam
piro Der Sanbel in bieIem Irtlfel einen er=
b0bten Infi6nung erfabren. BeionoerS in
bic Iugen fanen6 iino aber Die 8ortbeile,
ipelhe lpesten Die ipeitliden Sarmer Don bic
fer ueuen @%inriftun9 erbalten. Sc nerben
linen namlt6 babur6 ni6t mn SauIenbe
BON Cons mertbnoler Oiin9ltoffe, Die ibnen
jebt p0nig perloren 9eben, III ben Nbfdlen
betm SdIaften bes Tlebes erbalten, ~ionoern
eS miro and Die 8iebsnft anf ben e%i1bloien
@benen beS @eitens unb SiibpeltenS eiue
nidt seabnte %lusbebnuns erbalten unb 0dns
b~ereien, bic au9lnblidltd) megen ibrer gnt=
legenbeit BON ben Wfdrften fait mertblos iino,
merben Der @ultur auf9ei6lo1ien. Was ben
Srubtbau anlaust, 10 baben mir bereits jett
Die duberiten 9rensen erreift, bis al benen
Der 4nbau Der Stapelprobufte iiberbaupt nod
pprtbeilbaft lift. gtamentltd] ipirb oaS lebioe
Sabr bes lleberilufies BON ptelen Steuen bic
&tase iibsr Die l1nperfdnfihfeit Der Soben=
p~robntte nieber ertonen laiien, neil Die &o>
ten hires Eransportes rad ben entleaenen
0idrften ben @ertb Der Yroouftion i%iberitet-
gen piirbe. Sier oiirfte bic meme Sef0rbe=
run9Smeiie beS Sdlaftptebes einen totalen
umidpuna in ben materielen Serbdltniien
oes meftlihen Sarmers berporrnfen, benn Die
Serwenouns Der reiden SruGttrnten gum
anfsieben nno Wfditeu BON Sdladtpieb
rpiiroe in oemielben Dfabe ben @ertb Der So@
oenprobufte erb0ben, in ipelhem Die Grams,
porttoiten ben bes SAladtptebes nerrinsern
weroen. Dteie Soften iperpen uuSpeifelbaft
auf Die Salfte bes jettsen Setrases berabse=
leBt, penn ltatt beS lebenben SiebeS MIR rein
p1dhfnf tpfp6 JSfph ann ISerSnuAt fnr1n1t
, 1875-10-02


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