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EOh RENT.
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lG6 WELLINGTON STREET

E~IDENCE-Appiy st
r lG6 WELLINGTON STREET.
b E5TuENCE-The desirable residence No
\ 80 Ieifer-on street extended contain no
p rpHruIr with all ths necessary outbouset
/ aGa water. Possession given Decent
4ppiy 70 ). y. FALLS, 2 Union Il.
b t-lDENCE-I77 linton street; a larpe and
4 ''nmodlous residence, IN thorough re-
IT. DOW occupied by "a. r. FarU sWortb D.
---s-lou gwen Immediately. For furthe IN
Ifi-r1lars apply 81 premises noIl
b F-lDENCE-LAND-My place. Cd Union
y avenue, ~ miles from Court Square CON
iN eleven acres of land finely Improved
| sooa residence and ali necessary ont
'atlgs. Apply % NJ KENNFY.
L.'s Tarpsul u shed, on the levee.
b t-lDENCE-T The desirable residence, IA
} ai lrL Adams street
m aE--And three rooms, a 4s Main treet.
Apply To Isaac lsa-cs, 81 jefferson street
|. oU-E-C i.tsi alng i've newly-papered
I rooms; also, kitchen. Servants no m.
nd cl.tern' etc with rden spot. Apply
l2l ALABAMA 81.
.pIrAGEs-No 2O6 and Do BeaIe street.
iuuFenlent and Cheap.
HAS KoRTRECHT, 81 South Court st.
d. Hi---- Frr balls and solrees, at Hf,zfeld's
Z lamp "'"re' % SECOND ST.
} -IDENCE Nice 2story frame residence.
! fernando. near Linden.
ri.H W. A. WHEATLEY, 90 Main.
r. EkAL KEsfDENCE.- CopVeuieut to
I'D. business part Of the city.
nci x. G. BRINRIEY,
ENI~HED suburban Residence; very 40.
cessible. owner viii board With tenant
rent Apply 70
JAS. s. CARPENTER & co,
elH 49, Madison street
iJhi no 50 The storehouse with rooms
above Nos. nc ma lis Bsale street, on the
fne~ ~ fernando Inquire of
SAMUEL GABAY,
Nnz as az uH e12 Vain Street
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FOR AsHPORT
FOR ST. FRANCIS RIVER.
A. NJ. STODDARD,
General AucfiOneer

AND AK Il AtE
MAKES daily sales Merchandise OF every
Vi des cription. Special attention and rates
given 10 sales for executors, administrators
trustees, assignees, underwriters and cargoes
30, $50 second street (opp. Court squarei
sep5 nEHPHIs. TENS
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Go 40 Leddin's Business College.
COAL-Pittsburg and CanneI-Coke,
1872 Main.
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PEhsGEAL.

4 INVOICES legally obtained for incompati-
aiter decree Address 7. o. box 1857. Chicago
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" II. THAxaE
MANUFACTURING JEWELEB,
AND DEALER IN
SOLID COED GOODS,


No. 80 second Street, WPnF aIs Tenn.
"AICHES, Clocks, Spectacles and Jeweiry
w OF every description, and OF best quality
manu- 'actured and sold at prices from Ave fe
fifty per cent. below Main street Prices Plain
Gold WEDDING and ENGAGEMENT X NGS
IS carats nne, at 81 % per penuyweight, and
all styles OF r. ncy Rings in proportion. Oul
facilities for manufacturing are uueuuaIed A.,
the city. Bring along your old God, Silver
and Precious stones, and get cash for them or
nave lhem manufactured to suit your taste
ELSEWHERE, mat low rents and home msnue
iaet9le are essential to good bargains. oar.
Hcular attention given to repairing OF dne
guaranteed. School Medals, Badges, Seals,
JeWels, stencils, Etc, q specially. jewelers.
and others should CONSULT THAY Err baGors
sending their difficult Jobs to Eastern cities
ANY piece Of jewelry matched or duplicated
ON short notice. rcf5S
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st
FCR LEASE.

- ~ - 80. stand for Grocery. saloon.
~ ~ ' aEic.y store situated ~ No. IS, corner
.'li.E u AMI Z. r. X Depot For terms az
fiS ~ ~. 6llndk lamp, ~ fernando street: or
}. " ngwaid. Green Tree House ~
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Buy the "Great Irish Mustard" Den.
mis- O'Brien's, Dublin. For sale only by the
importers, c. 81. POMFROY & CO,
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|LANTAIIOSs-I BOLIVAR county, Miss.
Ny home place. " Dora" near Preniiss;
acre., 30 in cul ration; residence, steam
new mill. two engines, ample buildings
J. a Lee T. acc" one mile from Beulah, ga
BE-. Eiu-ulI ilInE, etc, 30 acres In cultiys
D.. abe +" Belamy Place nve miles nom
hiah, H. aCr,s, 30 cres rmerly Ia cultl-
hon, but lel ces and buildings destroyed.
|eTal tracts OF fine land on Bayou Phalie,
|-il ala Nix plantations, all divided 70 suit
tchaserI eEcept" Dora
low CHAS. CLARKE.
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r..tfaTTD~-3f liEht-weight doub.e-
g.. .l.rzun. English tsIsi, STOCK curry
IN -rar.- Ttce OF under side, crack IN
..... I'd uu steamer q. ". Cheek. ldpe-
r.-# hand for return OF Information
..r. .tl. yerv- no qUe stions sshsu.
Irl. jas p GAfIl, Clly 2calt-s- -
.-re . r-.f Bread and Cake Baker.
/ ..ar Easrurarr- saloon, No. - second
nolS
t-ATI9 BY an a. b. OF William and and
i .rv 20. exc. "A situation as teacher. re
referee CO given. q ueslI ed. ADDRESS, stat
arIus, o.. r.. r., Hugueuoii POWh alan CO ' .
\ g-BJARD-By four young men, IN a
strictly private fsmlly, where mere ar
hturr uOsrdersr ard within convenient
ri q. Ii. {. l., Appeal once.
FTrArlDN Any one wanting a dress
as ge- j o the house, call AZ
VI I7s MAIN 81, upstairs,
iORFU GIgL-Tweive or fifteen year
D.. Apply a a JONES AN - I Z.
washer and ironer, also
Ihamberlnaid. al Magnolia Dinlng nan
Tain stree. opposite Feaoooy hoeeL.
IpI1s- F-Tyate lessons given in french,
Latn OF lsreeE. Terms moderate. John 4
/ D. Room tg, Commercial House, Aen pms pms
I hITE 6lUr-Or unmarried wOmsn, 70
lsEe charge II child and do geheiaI
% Apply @' sOCoURT ST. city.
4 A4-O A-Ths advertiser Offers MS ser
EN- IN 5-e capacity OF business nanasei
49, ilalla;iOn. or as bOOk-keeper IN :
Isoil. - 95e. j have had experience IN DOLL
p. ~ iei.r D. Messrs. stewart, 9Wynne
- ~ PMS. Address b. b. D.,
bow 4le~evautC Cary, 5 Madison ST.,
Memphis, Tenn.
p.autsiii---,-A manager on a large cotton
'sl ieuus-..s ~ IN Eext year, anywhere IN
~ lad lygsBi,oL On The Mississippi river
4 ',esi % re.ssss ears experience in plant
- gwen. Address
|. AEI'F.I, = n ! -AeiER r, Appeal Office.
Y On AaE5ArHi,S 81 = 2 lfrENTION 10 THE
a. % y, ,,-,,.n gton !. X NC MAEUFACTo-
-, e-,1 -. lsi.ps, aa.Wnings Of all styles
e pS e i9t pISeaPI holteTe6, vanished,
49, free al 80 All WOW, SS,sIpets taken up,
d BUTTENBERG.
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THE GREAT RED STORE.

We have just received
SPECIAL CONSIGNMENT
FIFTY PACKAGES DRY GOODS,
Purchased by our Eastern Agent
A RECENT AUCTION SALE,
Which will be offered this week at the
following
EXTRAORDINARY LOW PRICES.
Patrons are advised to be on hand ear
ly, for these goods are in stock, and
MIST RE SOLD AT ONCE,
We offer 1000 pieces best standard,
dark style prints IA portion side-bands)
at Sc yard.
Best 4 4 heavy brown domestics, at
II cents yard.
Best Sea-is'aud domestic at 74c
yard.
Good 1O-4 sheetings at Csc yard.
Heavy cotton plaids at 114c yard.
Good linsey at 10c yard
Good 4 4 heavy ticking Suitable for
festhers), Isle yard.
Is pieces handsome dress plaids, 25c a
yard, equal to any SOC goods in the city.
100 pieces good crash at SIC yard.
SO pieees good Shaker flannel at zoe
yard.
SO pieces scarlet, all wool, flannel, zoe
a yard.
25 pieces good jeans, 123c yard.
500 boulevard skirts at Csc piece.
100 pieces mourning prints at 64c a
yard.
20 dozen ladies' merino vests at Csc |
each.
Best quality two-button kid gloves, all |
,olors, at 75c pair.
100 tapestry Brussels foot-stools at 75c,
worth 81 so each.
$50 large size buck towels, at 123c
apiece.
80 pairs 10-4 brown blankets at 81 rs a
pair.
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HeadGuartersG for Toilet Articles
Imported Extracts,
Toilet Soaps,
Face Powders,
Hair Oils,
Cosmetfque, Etc.
w. n. sEABR0OK d CO.
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m Dpn FENCE PICKETs, ~ s. 30 per
VBsAVGB thousand. by
"A IA la M a 90 lufn her Dealers.


orion u 81, ETC.-SiX new Champion
gins at e. per saw; oge Guliett gin Tor $780,
krly new; one pair Fairbanks platform
ies Tor So; one lot OF puneys; one pair OF
lion scales.
|-ffT " PATRICK. No. Is Union 81.
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MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS

An extensive assortment of ladies'
and misses trimmed hats at 81, 81 %,
81 so, 81 IS 81, 81 25, 81 so, s. 70, So and
upward, all beautifully and taslefully
trimmed with our own material, aud
sold at lower prices than ever offered be-
fore. We invite all to come and exam
inc our stock. No trouble to chow goods.
1913 Main street, cor. Union,
&. Doherty's old stand.
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BSRBoUR & CO., Memphis.

ira BERKY PLANTS-Of all the lead
~ varlefi-s 81 the lowest market price.
sons intending % plant extensively VIII do
% examine uuT stock and prices before
|tuuE g.s1w lcTc.
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SIEA III Boa Ss

PACKER It Co, Coal and Coke, 1872
OF
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Now is the Time to Buy.

Now Is the Time to Buy.
Extraordinary Good Bargains.
HERZOG a. BRO, 259 Main Street.
LOOK at our fine bOys' suits we are
selling at &c. at the Oak Hall clothing house,
g17 Main
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Regular Memphis and New Orleans
Packet for the Year.
For Nicksburg, Natchez, New Orleans and
ali Way and Bend Landings.
Str. JAO. ID HAUDE, r.
J. T. West--mast +. Outlaw X - =
Leaves every alternate TUESDAY, conn
aeasing
Tuesday, October 18th.
Tuesday, November %.
Tuesday, November 10Th.
Tuesday, November 30th.
Tuesday, December l4th.
Tuesday, December 18th.
And on during the year.
For freight or passage apply to
1T. WASH .5IyN, Agent, 800 Front st.
The JNO. b. MAUDE is the only boat that
will remain in the trade the entire year. Hay-
lug been thoroughly repaired and reiur oisheG,
is now unsurpassed by any boat on the We ST.
ern waters as a hrst-claSs passenger packet.
Every attention viii be paid 20 way and
plantation business. Oct3l
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ATTRACTIONS EXTRAORDINARY :!

CLOTHING FOR THE MILLION
AT
LOwenstein's Mammoth Clothing Store.
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FOR EVANSVILLE.

For Cairo, Evansville and Way Landings.
str. PAT CaEBURNE, ar
G J. Grammar. m aster
Leaves TUESDAY, Nov. 10Th, at pm.
For freight or passage apply to
j. +. WASHINGTON, Agent,
300 front street.
Steamer PAT CLEBURNE expects to make
a permanent trade between this and Evans
vile, and asks liberal share of public pat
rOuage. nOvl3
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| will give the people OF Memphis the
beatfit of thu se smsziDg bargains.
New Styles of Fine Goods
sold at lover prices than old styles 81
c1ea,, gos is are Id elsewbCr'.
Every desirable shape and shade of
Felt Hats.
Paris Pattern H,t+-second importa-
ton.
Boys. Misses and ChildreD's Hats
beautiful designs and tremendous va
riety.
Brls, Wings. F, a,hers, Flowers, Hat
Ornsments-ei tirtly new styles.
Vtlvets, Diagonal and Gr' grain
Silks, in the moot desirable and season.
able shades.
Novelties i'm Fancy Goods.
JeweIIy ju flom Paris.
BInaDzs iaBd-paiT ted Brooches -
novel siy'es, unique designs.
CIOakS and Jackets.
The fuest quality 10 Dress-:rimmings
and Buttons ever shown fere.
Evening Fans, Flowers and Ornaments
A Speciality.
These goods and many other ftyles too
numerous to mention, are of very de-
sirsble nature, and are ffered ct prices
which will insure their rapid sale. We
would therefore advise our fr e ads and
the public generally to CAL at once to
insI ect and purchase.
MRS. II. KREMER.
City milllners and dressmakers sup
piled at reasonable rates.
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We are now Offering sufficient mate
rial, of plaid and plain 10 match, for
skirt and trimmings, Oyerskirt and
jacket, for 81 for overdress alone, 81.
HandsOmer materials for full suit from
Sc 10 SO. All wool eashmeres, in all
cOIOrs, $40. Cashmeres and silk mixed,
sI5, and upward. We are Offering eIe-
CANT PIaIds for OVerdresses, and 8
yards of cry stylish goods, from So so
TO So.
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FOR SALE OR RENT
EEWARn

4 a GrF rErs,
/ lMM,ELLlNG-Flne suburhan T7---I;;--
NAN s,rse, iof sale or rent Apply at No ~
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New STYLES of Fine Goods

bought at wonderfully low prices. "
will give the people OF Memphis II
be az fit of thu se amsZiDg bargains.
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
IAMRR HOWARD

Memphis and New Orleans Packet
For Yicksburg, Natchez, New Orleans and IN
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Just Received

Just Received
Ar
b Low STEIN d BROS {:
500 pieces black gros grain silk-su-
pelb goods-st SOC, Csc, 81, 81 25, 81 so,
81 IS, 81, 81 25, So so, 81 rs, So, So so and
81.
A line of Colored Silks in all the new
shades, at
Exceedingly Low Prices,
AT
II, L0WENSTEIN d. BROS
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Instructions i'm Painting.
Mr.. T. ]. Merritt intends furnishing
up studio purposely for limited num-
Der of pupils, at ten dollars per month,
with the privilege of painting all day
during each month. The large assort-
ment of pictures ard chromCs kept on
hand by M. Heuochberg to draw and
copy from, free of charge, will be great
convenience and benefit to pupils. Por-
trsiture taught also. Call and make
arrangements during the present week,
3S5 Main street (up stairs), entrance
through the picture store.
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bhFE -TIyNERN An extensive stock OF
CON Iecrion-Ty toys ana fancy articles, en-
eng tyeTytll pertaining 10 a n4st-class
IfecLIuuv-E business. Also, bake oven ana
|dv manu- 8ctory, consisting o. all the
=. IS ntag--ary 10 CaTry on the baking,
f-eluulTy aud candy manufacturing Dusi-
. cash. cIty real estate OF notes win ap-
|,e.. <-,uIty taken. a. may Desi suit the
cla-er Good reason given Tor selling.
.Trrfs,I uarJIcuIsTs apply on the premises,
r4y 4l8 MAIN ST.
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Regular msmPh,s and New "riea'

Pegram master Chassaing CLERK .aHIkEsa b =
Leaves II ESDAY. NOV. 10Th, at pin
For freight or passage apply to
J. 4. WASHINGTON, Agent,
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ErrATl.DN -A ANY one wanting a dress
b. Ee- Ia the house, call Al
VI rs MAIN ST, upstairs.
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!. 81 HDLU-A I'VE year. leRsehold on a
fH-r-raIe ma -lte or factory lot on "oli
II ease raL be renewed on favorable
us. Two large -taDies, vel! aad clstern OF
f..rra. Ass. PIT -Burg lump. nut aud
Ii o8aI and Canned coal
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LEE LINE.

Carrying the U. %. Mail.
For Helena. Delta, Friars Point and all
Plantation Landings.
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.EEE-s good Bread and Cake B@keTi
s4 at kaufman E saloon No - 'ot-c +l5 u
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n .-BJARD-By four young men, IN =
strictly private famlly- here mere AZ
hfurr uOsrders, ard within convenient
noe oil Peabody. Address
~ q. h. G. L., Appeal ONCE.
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ALTO BY an 4. b. OF william i shd
\ ary co. eye, "A situation as teacher. .Ls
referee CO given, q ueslI ed. Address Stat
arms, ~. r.. H., n ugueuoi, POwhstan CO. ' =.
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The following is Captain Lenow'I
communication to the mayor aud gen
eral council, which YVES acted upOE
formally last Wednesday:
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VANS.

n =. -aCIIIu - c. ' LIl.EN d UIVNA-
B. Is feei by ~. feet, east slde Of shSIoy
ra-t nj. NJ .auce =. U. - -.
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VINCENT BOTTO's saloon and oyster
| depot No. 1874, corner of Washington and
| Front 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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No. 249 Main Street.

THERE'S Letter in the Candle" the
new favorite, and all the popular songs
Of the day can be had at Hollenberg's
music store.
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Alp p. CTD L. Boilers engines and
'7..-,ft.... CON plete and In god running
=. le.tetl in fue city; cheap Ion cash OF
paper Ip.F 1870,
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B.F. SMITH, Dos Front street.

IDE HuUsE-At foot OF Linden street
l.rm.IL. nncnuied bN Thomas. Gross 6
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TO- SALE.

|LANTAIION a Plantation, i've miIes
rf-. % Australia, Bolivar county, Miss
acres cleared, 3lO Ole deadening. 400 acre
d. tr-Ct; good houses, nteam gin, 30 hands
iHf' now on the place, and most OF them
D. secured Tor another year. Also, 100
r ri cattle, 100 head OF hogs, Is mules.
ming utensils, ana about 100 bushels of
D. DO -sl with the place. Other property, at
Nalu ,uons would be taken for one-hslf
,..'. OF this property, by mutual agree
Australia Landing, Bolivar Co., Miss.
|RiNILtG Sealed proposals for Res an
rant privileges al the n Masquerade Ball,
po-.lo. building, Thursday, Nov. % IS D.
'feI-uu street. Address
~ yE~TENNIAL COMMISSIONERS.
ESIuEN E-No. IL ourt street Apply
o. LUKE W. klNLAf, 2sS Main 81.
|TIND MILL with pump complete power
sufficient 10 draw a column Of water an
D. talck flom a depth Of nifty ieet; as good
pew. b. Z. BARNES, % Main 81.
GThEAToN UHsEKY-Bids will be re-
ue.Feu Unui Decent Der LIST, next, for the
|rchs-e of all the surubbeTy. fruit trees, etc,
tus above named place, except such OF the
ger grow IA a. may be reserved. Apply 70
|oat CLAPP a MEUN, Is Union II.
NE LJT-Or viii exchange for improve
menis. 81 MONROE ST.
|OJ NTN ECEIP--Iu sums 10 suit purchasers.
apply to D. Richmond, fth National Bank.
E~iuEN CA fine residence on the most
\ eligible part OF shelby street, Al a great
lEaLu. Il. l.. GU ION,
Real Estate Broker, 81 ;. Court ST,
-, the materials Of two-stOTy framed
u.s., on Monroe street extended, 70 be re-
|ECt from the ground.
d. L. CT -ON, Real Estate Agent.
IDE HuUsk-At foot OF Llnden street,
formerly occupied by Thomas, Gross &
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Dry Goods, Notions, Boots, Shoes and
Clothing.
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p.autsii---.As manager on a large cotton
'sl ienus-..s ~ ~ next year, anywhere 10
i ,,esi % re.s-is ssrs exuerience in plant
~ gwen. Address
p. es77--- ~ y kfgFp a ,naal offfre.
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b -lDENCE-The desirable residence. IA
\ ADAMS street, convenient 20 business. An
i af lrL Adams street
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4 nlIE GII.T-Cr unmarried WOman, 70
isEe charge II = child and do gene al
bsl 20 COURT ST. city.
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three rooms, a 46 Main treet
Auu-E ID Lsaac Isa-cs. 81 Irff,rsnn ..rnnf
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iOREU GI2L-Tweive or niieen yea
ID. Apply Il 81 JONES Az - Y Z.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-16

THE ILLINOIS EPISCOPAL ELECTION
Dr. NcLdren Chosen BiShOp-Letter from Dr.
De hOUen and The Report TtereOn.-The Epis-
copal convention Of the diocese of Illinois
met In Chicago yesterday and organized. A
letter was read from DR.. DE Koven with
drawing his acceptance of his election as
Bishop. He gives at great length his views
concerning the Holy Eucharist and the pres
ence of the Savior, and the nature of the pres
ence in the conservation OF the elements.
claiming that the views he holds, while not
those of the church at large, are not disa-
vowed by the church on account of their err
rors. If they are such as TO make it impro-
per for him TO be Bishop, they are such as
TO make IL improper for him TO be a presby-
ter, since in either case his teachings would
lead souls astray. Isdenied the right of the
standing committee 10 reject a bishop elect.
He expresses his love for the Diocese OF Illi-
nois, but declares, for the sake of harmony,
he must withdraw his acceptance. The let
ter was received with great regret. At yes
terday's session, the committees report on
the letter of DR.. De Koven disapproves of
church laws putting it in the power of the
standing committees to sit in Judgment on
The doctrinal views of bishop elect and
also expresses unchanged confidence in Dr.
De kOven. DR.. w. f. McLaren, rector of
Trinity church, Cleveland, was elected bishop
on the second ballot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-16
The Indian Frauds Investigation.

AT the evening session of the Rel Cloud
commission yesterday, DR.. Bevier who was
inspector of Indian affairs at the time the
point OF inquiry, as indicated by the PAM
Thiet of Prof Marsh, was raised, testified.
He expressed his entire confidence in the In
dian department as now manage generally
speaking, but thinks Mr.. Saville is unit u
be agent and should be removed. He regards
has no doubt that he fulfilled his contract to
the letter.
TO-DAY'S PROCEEDINGS
The Commiss on resumed their session at
Commissioner Smith was examined at some
length in relation TO the general conduct of
Indian affairs. In answer to questions by
Gov. Fletcher, chairman, Commissioner
Smith detailed the manner in which In,a,iia;Tl
agents are nominated by the different re-
ligiOus denominations. Secretary COY
adopted this mode of appointments, and re-
of the board of Indian Commissioners to ar
range the appOrtiOnment. In answer to the
question why the Sioux agencies are located
so lar away from the Missouri river and
the railroad, the commissioner said tie
Indians would not go there but insisted
on going inland, and the department had
no power 10 coerce them. Gov. Fletcher
inquired as TO the necessity OF parleying with
the Indians instead of compelling them to do
as the government desired, and the Commits
sloner said at the time the present agencies
were located the government had not suffi-
Gent troops in that country to enforce obe-
dience; the location of the agencies was a
matter of expediency. In answer to the
question whether, In his opinion, the gov
eminent ought not to make a formidable dis
play of troops in the Sioux country, the
Commissioner replied in the affirmative; if
such display was made they might compel
the Indians TO change their agencies Gov
Fletcher asked why the Sioux agencies could
not be consolidated on the Missouri river or
on the railroad, and whether, If this were
done, there would not be a great saving i'm
the expense of transporting supplies, and
commissioner Smith said there would un-
doubtedly be great saving, but there was a
for the ponies. He explained that the ponies
SubS1St in measure on this kind of wood