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OBsTACLEs 10 NARRlAee

.tlAfrf REtrEy ma YouSo NEs from tho ,iir,i,
II ErfUfa AID Abas5 Ia eaFy NE. Manhood ~
stirred. lmJHiincnt b. NnfiaH removed. Nea
method u tn1iHlenL New and remarkable Fme-
velotEl AddFtss, HOWARD Association. do
n. Ninth ST., Philadelphia, Pam ihsiilniion
having hlgh reputation iOF hoD1rable tnBntt sBd
professional tkiii. hhlJ4lAu
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Tn iatal accident phieh leLl lLe
young phy.ician, pr. Gilmore, 10 New
York Tie other Day pa. aryEarkable
one. H. va. salkiag On lhs street with
a friend, DR.. Goglei, shen they both
,lipp-d % the 10. and iell mgetlicr. Dr.
Gilmtre fell ia 3 sitting lo.iurc, apd hi.
hesdv ,hfogn violently iorvaid, .tFik.
ing The point Of one u the rib. Of hi,
GnhElla, Which Pierud through 'the
under eyelid of tie leit eye and irail bone
p2cket Of tie ,kull, tourhing the brsin.
DR.. Gilmore slowlygoi mp, saying: "Gnc.
let, ! have pu, out my eye Df. Goelet
Immediately led hi friend 70 4 neighbof-
ing houL abl baIIed Ii. btuisel eye.
Aiisr = short time, i. Df. Gilmore could
see without difficulty. they started for
home, sDd a consultation u phy.icians
Vas held, but 'urgical kill fsiledih THE
strange case, and the patient died Of H..
Examination Of the membrane Of the brain.
DR.. Gilmore was ! young man, twenty
eight year, Of age, add hal but Just grad.
r7tei from the Cnirerhty Medical Col.
leYe.
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MANHOOD EBEsfoREn.

4 victim II youihinI lmprudense. esu,ins pyt.
mature decay, nervous deldity, 49, hiTInF iFj,,i
IN vain eTeI knoGh renely, Ia Ejuni dtnfis
slifuTe, Hhich b. Gill mi me IN Ms fellgE ri
sFefa Addfes' J. II. REEVES, IS Eassn Ttrtei.
NV lWL. tauf
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The Crest NeT.il ''bgnsHar or SigaH.
iir~p9sket7 Of silver and gold zeens 70
have something the matter with it, The
prioe. Of mining share, in san Ffanci-eo,
yhieh reoeFiiy rose ~ rapidly, haye
.steF,ibs doIpTsrd Plrt. IL 'To
'4IbttS q -s4Isbd NIFiuiH and
California have reee'!el tweHiy pr
cent. Jua Why thi, Is - i. no! yet very
plainly evident, but the .t0ek market !,
100 good bsrOnsieT not 10 be eaniglly
observed by prudent insest5F,. The -bo.
nanls7 excitement Ia. had much in it,
rils tia, re.embled our petroleum fever
d va u duzen pan syp. and s. i.
quite probable that !; sill re.emble that
reHsrksbIS excitement in IL decline.
Both have q .olid basi, ior legitimate
business, but nOl.igf Wild speculation
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CHARLESTON.

Toe Gallagher ~ \ LObbyiSi-The
E'eniIeniIaEI Bill-Bush Price
His SaGlellV n = stat IInan-
Co1sti liltio bal \ i1enn mr..
N0Fmtl krhpOIS- Dr. Fiet Ap'
pfoPEi tidlIB - N0lhin9 Lin
DoIe% In adIOuRled 6n-s.
4 MISUNDERSTANDING 4 ie Com.
ing Nan, de, Ae.
Tu.ptps-.,- r.k-L,f 49,
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mT :,
wy l3h-14l7si"p " '4AN PNN"bH "
merchandise il what principally CAUSED
the annual deficit in the Post Office De.
parInent We could more easily under.
stand why Mt. jewell should cast doubts
on the wisdom Of continuing a great pub.
lie convenience and cheap mode Of -ehd.
ing light bundles but 1t ha. been shown
ny careful figures that this is not the
main cause Of the deficit, and it has even
been argued that this cheap ttan.mis.ion
NJ n.,cbsndj.e v.rv rs,rIv nav, a., h.
~ a. -, III. r@!, ~
h u " "'e' wv '''II'''' !" 'On'c c'i'.''
b''ng in revenue. The express coinpa'
mics are not at all 10 be blamed for doing
the p,no.t ,hpv fairly can In sern,o the
.a,..i't.i., Lit ~. M, 80 :.
IePeai oI Ia" "ni'" gives 'henl tuch
powerful competitor. But CongIY~
AoUid Be- as deiefvibg n disafpfObAlfoh
M tho the nov po.,,na.ie, C;encroI. b,uld
+, -, A. ,t.-.....i .,t....',,,,., -
u "''ei'' 'ns reps"'" VI Ia" "''"'ul iii"te
reason Tor that repeal than now exists.
i4pE0 l.e g. ''''-'-''--iti hH
The Toledo Bidlh says that the answer
To the question gGan D woman hold Office
In 6Eagf M is,,,sst,it ~ ,,,,h ,,.,.
:" N'i0. NE Wy '"u." -. P'%
circumstances. q ie" year, hg',i IN Mood
county, an effort was made to have !
Ouns.lady,.WtO hsd long .lren emplsyed
Ia thS. .,I;rI a ,l,o Connt,, liss,s .,n0,,.
isFfrN TT = ~ a1I'7sl = 'E''-tB-ss =
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WAaAaN 49, 49, HAAaA
30 lzsl Mas ~, WHEELING.
100 osnuss QrlHlne, PgverI A Washlu,ap.
% sgiph1< Nn7Ais.
% Aiti1ts sIItf.
- bgyehliA
% eass Cglzs,Btrrpti Lys.
~ uENhss-
. lnTtA Candle EBud,.
- L1E,n GaFEsfft FEaA
~ E'Igisdl Duth Hs5deT Pimi.
~ Indigo Spanish Flut
u lamb dip LRu0sl.
- chip THitic
A LAUGIn.lS BROS. q cos
% pounds Cl,lOrDiorm.
" brUnide Potassium.
y CIlymfl.
= lVide Potash.
~ FLUID EItEfts, TildCn's.
W hAId Extracts, do.
ZJg l.hlts ngEsT Gated lflls.
~ aghha klEggS
- LAuGnLIS BROS. 4 Gus
= a0s,a BGEsE'i Cd Iva oil.
% HIS Lung Halam.
- JETngt EIIsHbFaht.
u A1eTl ChCfTy pGCi8Tal.
llJ1 LssnEH-tinnIm0n, &c.
70 hl1sanEu IEuiA
~ fi0dfrPy't Cordial
10 Ess.uos JImEiaa Ginger.
81 LAUGHLIN BROS. 4 COZ,
am pounds Gais FsEFa-SnIInTe.
50 Cows
80 AIJgnne
- AUilng.s-fs9vtTlmen
30 Cream IEr7A5. pun and chose.
10 MaFtEFd y taili and In huk
so Grg-Bd Giirgs. East India JaBllFa
CJT'IG tAiiiDs- AFTgu Esss, TITssa and Siso
Cd Al LACGHilS BEuS 4 Gus
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~ AUlVI UNBUNH8S
iDt nest Allsnnd 4intef1ss 4 &niaeitiy
AGREED On. fhdy wBn!l conllniethF pfei.
ett sesEionl6ngtt than the r jays MED by
law, unless II is necessary TO secure the
election n Senator, but they will have nm
extra session during the coming lall and
winter that will most likely continue for
several months We muSt haye e6de Of
hFs for the government Of The State, anil IA
yettlk thefcst staff has been made "a that
end. BIENNIAL sessions thai diHpt tries a
gar j. something new TO scholars and
scientists The atttiie and sagacious Flint
Lock can'tunrayel that problem.
THE CAUCus
t1Rl9ht Has Exceedingly stormy. A tor.
nado struck The old tug about amidIhipA and
came near rocking her under, but she mi.
lied and outfode thesdff General Panneli
detcst, these "ffe brands that are being
continually thrown into the Democratic
pady, 'anl ysl they will drop iRtiqwig
H9 Blnhii is6aedi tlht al Aautdi ad.
journ 6Be die, Mr. BuFdeit thought this
va lad treatment towards the ticO men
tWalket and Camdenl who had the inajori.
tyoi the caucus with them and could have
carried a resolution 70 drop tho hindmOst
candidaies and thereby forced al election,
hnt were tor lmaynnniHmua toldOft. Mr..
Mason replied yehemCnuy that the Walker
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balloting for assistant city. attorney, with Z
following results:

balIo,ing for assistant city. attorney, with the
following results:
FOURTH BALLOT.
Brown. %; M'Kissick, II; Craft, i; Blank, !.
Total vote, %; necessary 10 choice H. NO
FIFTH BALLOT.
Brown, y; M'Kissick, Il; Craft, ?. Total
vote, %. No election.
SIXTH BALLOT.
pafore proceeding with this ballot, Mayor
I OaRue withdrew the name OF Judge L. W.
Brown. and substituted that OF Judge duncan
M'Rse, aud the ballotlng was proceeded Win
* n 'R6ea, u; M'KissIck, 9; Brown, 8. Total
tote, 27-foul.
SEVENTH BALLOT.
M'Rhea. u; M'Kissisk, g; Brown, /. Total
vote, Is. No election.
EIGHTH BALLOT.
M'Rhea, ID; M'Kissick, s; Brown, D; Carpen-
ter l. Total vote, N-foul.
NINTH BALLOT.
M'Rhea, l6; MyKissick, s. scattering, 2. To-
Chairman Gent announced that Colonel
Duncan M'Rhea having received a majority
of all the votes cast, was duly elected assistant
Mayor League thanked the board for hav-
ing elected his nomination or tle position
over their nomination in caucus. and con-
graduated them on their choice, and the joint
session was dissolved. The
Common Council
wss then called to order, and the action
of the board of aldermen as to fees, etc., of the
was concurred in.
Several matters of street improvement Is
passed upon third reading; also reQuisition
for the FIRE department passed second reading.
By Councilman Solari: A resolution aut hor-
izing the appointment of joint committee
10 confer with the mayor in regard to the
city scrip misapplIed by his clerk. Adopted,
and Councilmen, Hewitt, Carpenter and
Moores were appointed on the committee.
A number of bids to furnish and keep up
the oil-lamps-A. Hitzfield, 81 70 per lamp per
month; ]. Ozanne, s. s., and the Globe lamp
company, 81 80. Referred to committee on
lights and lamps.
"A resolution TO build two fire. cisterns in the
tenth ward was referred to the improvement
committee.
Alter the consideration of some other mat
tiers OF minor Importance, the council ad-
journed to next Friday.
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THE GENERAL COUNCIL.
Last SAght-Hon. Duncan h. M'Rae
Elected Assistant Ctty.AttOrney.
A Warm COnfest-Nine ballots Taken
Message from the MRyOr-The
Bond Question Reviewed
Etc, Etc, Etc.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

An adjourned meeting was held
Wednesday evening, October 10Th. Present
Chairman Robbins and Aldermen Dryer,
Metcalf, Mslatesta, Happek, Hillsman, Doyle
and Morti.
The common council was notified that the
board was ready for a joint session, to con-
slider the as istant-counsel business.
After the mayors message had been reao IA
Joint session, the alder men returned 10 thelr
nall and adopted the resolutions submitted
by the mayor.
Adjourned to next Friday evening.
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Personal.

JOHN l.. EICHBERG has been quail
fed as notary public by the county court.
E. w. CALDWELL, ESQ, has been
admitted to the bar as practiciug lawyer.
COUNTY. COURT-CLERK JAS. REILLY,
we regret to say, is still quite i'll at his resi-
dence in this city.
The following gentlemen visited the
cotton exchange yesterday: Robert Gates,
M'Comb Liverpool; p. Hubbard, Pooe's sta
ton, Miss; A. q. Ramsey, Columbia, Miss; j.
L. Bailey, GAINESVILLE.
WE had the pleasure OF greeting DR..
Hoerner yesterday. he returned the day be-
fore from an extended tour through Europe,
visiting there his former home and that OF his
renowned master 81 chemistry, Llebich. The
doctor looks very much better ior MS Trip anu
no doubt has imported great many nice
things for the ladies. He has been warmly re-
ceived by his friends.
The Vicksburg Herald Of Monday
announces the arrival in that city OF General
Joe Davis and his uncle, Jefferson Davis, Ex-
President of the late Confederate States, who
are quartered at the Prentlss house. ave had
the honor of g call at the Herald sanctum
yesterday, from Mr.. Davis, and are glad to as
sure his millions of friends that our old and
honored chief is in splendid condition.. The
brutality of the untutnred savages OF Winnie
baSo county, Illinois, has neither injured his
health nor disturbed his equantmtty. He is
not only in robust condition, but he mani
tests by his department that he is in the enjoy
ment of excellent and equable spirits. Mr..
DAVIS will be in the city for some days, and
we trust that his stay here will be as pleasant
as he could desire"
IT IS cIeiitable to Mr.. Jones, of the
firm of Brown d Jones' coal dealers, that the
deal II of his partner, Mr.. Brown, at Phlladel-
phia, few days ago, makes no change, either
in tue firm which has stood in tue front rank
so many years, or in the business which Mr..
Jones has mainly built up here. The heirs OF
Mr.. Brown, most Of whom are of age, and as
business men worthily represent their father,
o. T1d wit firm.
It's growth and extent, and approaching the
IabOTs, fidelity and sterling integrity of Mr..
Jones, desire to continue to share with him its
responsibilities as well as its profits. No high
er tribute TO his worth d citizen and bu, l.
ness man could be paid him. But to us who
in Memphis have known him ever since his
advent here, this will be considered no more
than his due; though for him we appreciate IL
as the measure of reward that above all others
we would have bestowed upon him. We con-
graduate him, and hope he has many years of
usefulness before MIN as an enlerprislng clC-
zen and as the active partner of the firm of
Brown & Jones, of Memphis and the mouth Of
White river.
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ADDITIONAL RIVER REPORTS
Associated Press Dispatches.

CINCINNATI, October 2O.-River feet
s inc1es, aud falling. Weather clear
aud mild. Arrived: c. B. Church, New
Orleans.
LOUISVILLE, October 20.-River sta
tionary, with feet inches in the canal
and feet inches on the falls. Weather
clear and pleasant.
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NOTICE.

HAVING taken oGt letters of admlnistra-
ii ton upon the estate of Bent. L. Branch,
deceased, all persons indebted TO said estate
are hereby notified TO make immediate pay
ment, and all persons having claims against
said estate are notified TO present the same
within the time prescribed by law, or they
will be forever barred.
oct2I &. n. TAYLOR, AdminIstIa tor.
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Novelties

ALL-wOOL, boys cashmere suits at IS,
worth 81 50. They are great bargains NJ. y.
Chapsky & Bro, ~ Main street.
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Novelties in je! jewelry at the
JET PALACE,

VINCENT BOTTo'S saloon and oyster
depot, No. 1874, corner of Washington and
FIR mt streets Norfolk shell oysters received
daily by express. Families supplied by the
barrel or can. Choice imported wines, liquors
and cigars constantly on hand.
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In mourning note, and fancy station
cry; fine pocket. books, in Russia and sealskin;
school rewards, and cOlOred picture toy books,
at A. f. DOD & CO.'S,
81 Main street,
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Go TO Leddin's Business College.

GET ONE OF those children's cape over
coats which we are selling at five dollars
They are worth eight dollars.
II. ). CHAPSKY 4 BRO, 227 Main street.
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Great Fun for the Rows.

A grand badger-fight will come off in
a few days time somewhere out on Poplar
street. Bring on your brag dogs, and there
will be some fun. For further information in
qnire at tho Traders saloon. on the southeast
corner or Monroe ana Second streets.
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Favorite Baltimore fresh oysters, five
dozen in each can, nifty cents per can, at J.
Farrell's, q Jefferson street.
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,,Tde great steamer Mary Bell Is
aground, understand, thirty miles below ST.
Louis. l still think and hope she will get OF
in time to make her trip, which she can do by
leaving any day this week. Due notice OF her
arrival at Cairo Will be given.
1T WASHINGTON, Agent.
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LAW REPORTS.
Criminal Court-Frippin, Judge.

The following cases are set for trial
to-day: 2S3, Robert Holmes; 40, David Larry
40, VIM. tn urston al, r. ?. Dunn; 49, VIM.
Robinson; 299, 2. II. Duffy and ChRs Bowesi
80, Henry Wsldroni I'D, Henry Farrow.
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Why is it Drs. A. WessOn & Sons, 243
Main Street, are doing finer dentistry, and at
lower prices, than any dentists in the city
Simply because they do their own work, and
do not employ irresponsible men, at large
salary, to DO it for them.
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New goods ia real jet and black gar
net JewelTy just received at the
JET PALACE.
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Box-tOes, extension toes, Scotch-bot-
toms, made to order at lowest rates, at 3i4
Main street. j. w. VOEGEL1.
SPLENDID all-wOOl cashmere pants
at So, worth S., at NJ. 8. Chapsky & Bros ri
Main street.
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J. A. SigniagO, 1.-THE new reliable
second to nODe," is in daily receipt of fresh
oysters, fish and game of all kinds consisting
OF quails, prairie chickens, venison and cell
cry, and will sell the same at as low price as
any competitor in the city can or will Don't
forget the number, 27S Second street.
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Latest STYLES Boots and Shoes.

A magnificent stock of gold, gold
plated and other goods at the
JET PALACE.
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Red Snapper, PickereI

Prairie chickens and celery at Victor
d. Fuchs's, Al Jefferson street, to-day.
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srRAYED oR sToLEN.

1FORSE-Cn the 18th inst, one lead -cOlored
Il horse, black main and tail, branded on
leu shoulder, about ten years old, not
ahuf. 4 liberal reward viii De paid Tor
uls return TO the corner Of Jones avenue and
&c he G.R. sTOCKsLAYER.
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ATTEND Robertson's Business College

Go TO Mrs. Lsnier's, 2O7 Main street,
for late papers, magazines, ETC.; also fine
law library, cheap.
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BououErs and out flowers at Craig's.

WIN. M'ANALLY is st the Eagle boot
and shoe store, 344 Main street, where he
would be pleased to see his friends, and can
sell the best boot and shoes at the lowest
prices.
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The cheapest and best STEAM DYEING
and CLEANING HOUSE in the city is at 246
Second street. HANSON & WALKER.
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LADIES and children's button and
side-laced box-toed shoes a speciality at
V, egeli's SH Main.
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FOh UAIHQ AM 81. LCUI-.
FOR oAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.

FOR EhIBO and ST, LOUIS.
Memphis and St. Louis Packet Co.
United States Mail Line.
From Elevator Building, foot Scale 81,
CAPITOL CITY ...,....---....... .'.O NelIi master
Tuesday, October 18Th, ~ 10 am.
ST JOSEPH NJ Phetsrs, master
Tuesday, october 18th, at ? m.
CITY OF CHESIH .ZeigieT, master
Thursday, October 2lst, at pm.
CITY OF HELEN 4 ..............,.. Mckee, master
Friday, October I'D, az 10 am.
GRAND TOWE VIII. noX, master
Saturday, October 23d, at pm.
COLORADO ........... Gray, master
Sunday, October Gath, al ID am.
BELLE ..,............. Crane, master
Monday, October 25th, at pm.
For freight or passage apply 20
AID. STORM,
supr Mississippi River Elevator COmpany.
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EonMs AND BOARD.

T,oAR ING By MRS. n. J. ELLlOII-Ai
Is No. 5, Poplar II. superior o9aIulns anu
LOGGING. g per week Gay DoaLu, - PEI @ee--:
.,IIzST-CLASS BOARD and pleasant rooms
= al I7g Second street.
,lOONS-Two front rooms, with other eholce
II rooms, at IV1 AOoh1 -.
SPLENDID ROOM, WITH BDARD7-'T.esTrns
~ lL---I.-..l- no MONRO b..
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REWARD.
TO EXCHANGE.

nIANTATION-FIg Eighteen miles rom Mem
pnis. rents Tor 500 net per snnuln; ana a
- rri.ss suburban residence, in exchange LOT
iTnuroyed residence property IN city. Apply
~ JAS. =. CARPENTER q OOp
',1q ss[ Madison street.
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New patterns in real jet at the
let PALACE.
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FOR VICKsBUK0.
FOR VLCKSBURG,
So, I1ouis and yfctzsbuEg Mail. 81 - d
Anchor EAEe, ssESEsssesi[
UIA Ii AA40oLCA
Tuesday, October 10Th, at 10 am,
CITY OF NICKSBU tG.......s.-..,...t Riley, master
Friday, October 22d, at 10 am.
81, GEM VIEW lCReEsS uldSJeE
Sunday, October 24th. at 10 am.
Making all the way landings.
For freight or passage apply to
a .. STORM,
sup't Mississippi River Elevator Company.
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STEAMBOATS,.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

CLIPPERS and the travelling - q
= public can rely on the steamer 5Eas<zzs6szs-
RUTH leaving promptly for all points on
White and Little Red Rivers on SATURD
evening, ali reports to the contrary notwith-
standing. T.. &. POSTAL
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PERSONAL,

VOORHI r. makes a specially
J OF treating Eye and EAR Diseases. once,
~ por,tsr street OctJ
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COMMON COUNCIL.

This body met in adjourned session,
| with Chairman Gent in the chair, and quo
| rum present. =
Mayor LOgue asked that the Two DOaTus De
/ ID sharG n
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FORLC UIsvILLE & CINCINNATI.
For Cairo, Evansville, Louisville and CincIn-
n8ti-Ihe steamer
kittie HegIer, -
], ID. Hegler.. master Mcintyre ........ clerk
VIII leave Glenn s Wharf boat SATU RDAG,
October 23d, at pm.
r. P. GLENN, Agent. on Wharf boat.
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4 tONFE yTIUNERY- An extensive STOCK OF
1 cor fec ionrry, TOYS and fancy articles, en-
bracirg everythiT g pertaining to hIsi-class
coufectl onery business, Also, bake oven ana
ME Sis necessary 10 carry on the baking,
confectionery and candy manufac' urlng DUST
ness Cash, city real estate, or notes Win sp-
moved security taken, as may best SUIT the
burchaler. Good reason given Tor selling.
For fur - Ct particulars apply on the premises,
Ccii5 4l9 MAIN ST.
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FOR SALE.

ETFTOND HAND PIANOS 49, Warranted in
- gooI tune a1d order, from SIS upward, &C
C0rdipg 10 vie and finish. Great bargains
Jall and see, u . $500. ,,,Y-o,r,
HOJiFEBERGS MUSIC HOUSE,
.,t- a. ~ 2gi Main street.
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mar hslf omen land, about 100 rlch bot
tom the upland little ndulating ana wen
waite! ed; admirably suited for a STOCK IaIIh.
seven miles from Memphis, Two Hllles u ,
,yaef T-oru Raleigh Terms easy, one-quarueT
cash, one, two and three years for balance.
d. LGUiON,
daw Real Estate Broker, 81 :. Court It.
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HOsTLER AND COOK-Whiie preferred.
II AUDIv TO CHAS. HOWARD,
Octl2 Main ST., bet. Court and Madison.
EARN Telegrsphing at Isl Main st. Insd-
4 tute open day and evening. octlO
ITTANTFD-YOUR ATTENTION TO THE
~ MEMPHIS AWNING MANUFACTO-
Il $ 81 Washington St Awnings of all styles
made 10 order. Cabinet WORK aud FuIDiJure
made and repaired, re upholstered, vanished,
end packed for shipment. Carpets taken up,
aieaned and reIaId. All work called Tor and de-
uveTed Tree OF charge h bU II m bEhO-
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T,HE CUSS ETT PBACE-On south bank %, OF
LOosa-H atchie, at ' " hiteoak Bun ~
acres. sIl rich bottom; fine cotton land hsli
In cultivation. Terms easy. -r-,,
a. L. GUIONs
Pal E,et nfa RrokRr. 81 y. lOnrt 81.
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CyTRAWBERRI PLkNTS-Oi al the lead
- inc varieties at the lowest market price.
Persons N ending to plant extensively Will 90
we'll 10 examine our stock and prices before
ocJi3 [. +. BARBOUR d CO., Memphis.
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EURNITURE-The furniture of boarding
Il mouse No. Il Poplar ST., corner Second; is
one OF the best stands Tor boarding ho I IL
the cirv:E now nned with eighteen or twenty
Inst class boarders ANY one wishing 10 get d
good bargain viii DO well 10 call soon.
oetl2 MRS. TAYLOR, PrOprletress.
Trick RgGIDENCE-A new brick resi-
Is dence, corner Exchsug e and Second sts.'
with all the modern improvements. inquire
81 ]. (. RANDLE,
oc1a Cbickasaw Iron Works.