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AMUSEMENTS.
sOdaiity Dramatic Club.


The SOdality dramatic club will give
an entertainment next Friday night, the
twenty-slX.h instant.
Cal Wagner's MinstreIs.
Happy Cal WagueT's Ministries begin
an engagement at Assembly hall to-
morrow night. This is said to be one
Of the best N instTel trOupes thai ever Wis
tied Memphis. We predict full house
for Cal Wagner.
The Charity Feast
The ladies Of the Alabama street
Presbyterian church have opeaed an
oyster feast in room No. 2S5 Main street,
They will continue the least day and
night during the entire week, and ask q
liberal pstIor age from the public.
The Big Bonanza.
The heavy rain Of yesterday, and the
dissgreeable condition overhead and
under foot last night, prevented the
crowded house that surely would have
greeted the second presentation of the
Big Bonanza by Angus in Days Fifth
avenue theateT combination; yet there
was a good audience, much better than
could have been expected under the Cir
cumstsnces. The play was presented,
perhaps, better than on Monday night,
and was enjoyed heartily by the au-
dience. The Big Bonanza Will BE- pre-
scented again tonight and tomorrow
afternoon. Tomorrow night Divorce
will be presented, and for Friday and
afternoon and evening per.
formsnces, Mons. Alfonso is on the bills.
Sale OF tickets for reserved seats at the
thursday, Friday and Saturday per-
Torrance will begin at the box-Otfice at
nine o'clock this morning.
Concert at Memphis Club Hall
An effort is being made by the executive
committee Of the congregation Beth Ell
Emeth to make their entertainment, for
the benefit Of their congregation, the
greatest success OF the season. To that
end grand concert vii, be given under
the leadership of Prof. Ellinger, with
the leading professionals and amateurs
Of the city, at the Memphis club hall.
For the benefit Of the sdherents OF Terp-
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Circuit COurt-Heisken, Judge.

Fifty cases from the second circuit
court docket, from 1868 to 40l2 inclusive,
together with 1916, A. Bradshaw VS.. w.
II. Toler; 1898, d. D. Dismukes vs.. j.
N. Payne; 1914, d. 7. Rose We. W. J. 2.
Doyle, constitute to-day's calendar III
this cOurf
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]. T. FargasOn & Go.

The great firm of J. T. Ferguson 4 Co.,
wholesale grOcers and cotton factors,
No. 1863 FROM street, has received large
and well selected lot of fresh goods,
which will be offered at very low figures
This is one Of the most enterprising and
reliable business firms in Memphis, and
in all OF their transactions will give en-
tire satisfaction. They have unlimited
facilities for handling cotton.
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Malaga Cranes:

Also oranges, lemons, d hesa and Lon
don layer raisins, currants, figs, ciiroD,
pealed peaches, pitted cherries, dried
Taspberries, blackberries and pears;
peach and apple butter; Wright's mince
meat, All new, fresh goods, just received,
LYLE & SHIELDS.
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FOR ASHPORT.
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
Regular Memphis SR6 New 0rIeal
Packet for the Year.

Regular @emphts Sn6 New 0rIeaE 8
Packet for the Year.
For Vicksburg, Natchez, New Orleans and
all Way and Bend Landings.
Str. JND. b. HAUDB, rT-
J. 7. Westmast E. Outlaw. .cI X sIkfzas55 n
Leaves every alternate TUESDAY, COM
mencing
Tuesday, October 18th.
Tuesday, November I'd.
Tuesday, November 18th.
Tuesday, November Goth.
Tuesday, December 18th.
Tuesday, December 2Sth.
And on during the year.
For freight or passage apply to
]. I. WASH ~ ION, Agent, 300 Front st.
The JNO. B. MAUDE is the only boat that
will remain in the trade the entire year. Rav-
ing been thoroughly repaired and refur 0ished,
is now unSurp passed by any boat on the We ST.
ern waters a 1rst-class passenger packet.
Every attention will be paid to way and
plantation business. Oct2l
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NOTICE.

All Advertising Bills after this date,
for amounts less than Five Dollars,
must be paid for before insertion. This
rule will be strictly adhered 10.
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LAW REPORTS.

United States COurt-Trigg, Judge.
The November term of this court
commenced yesterday. Several cases
were dismissed. The juries are to be
impaneled this morning.
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lust Arrived,

Mechanics and Traders Bank has for
sale State, county and city scrips at low
est market rates, in sums to salt tax
naVRrS.
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COUGHS and colds are often over
locked. A continuance for any length of
time causes irritation of the lungs or some
chronic throat disease. browns Bronchial
Troches" are an effectual cough remedy.
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ReRlfOOf Lake Perch.

BILLIARDS down to hard pan, sixty
cents per hour, at Converses, 81 South Court
LIZ
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MERCHANTS having privilege. tax to
to pay will fad fire and police scrip at
lowest market rates, at Mechanics and
Traders bank.
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A choice lot Of perch received per
steamer Belle Memphis, at Victor D.
Fuchs's, II Jefferson street.
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FOUR hundred coats Of broken suits at
S. each, at the Oak Hall Clothing House,
251 Main street.
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LOOK at our all-woOl cashmere pants
for s. so, at the
OAK HALL CLOTHING HOUSE,
25i Main sfr rect
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MINCE PIEs.-Mince pies and pastry,
every day, fresh, at Specht &Walter's, 81
Madison street.
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Our SpeciaIties.

Fine stationery, elegant juvenile
books, teachers Bibles, fine pocket-books.
A. F. DOB & CO., 81 Main.
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THE cheapest and best STEAM DYEING
and CLEANING HOUSE in the city is at 2l6
Second street. t. WALKER 4 CO.
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Big BOnanZa-SOmething for
the Children.

Every purchaser of q child's suit at the
Oak Hall Clothing Hall is entitled to q
present for the child.
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Go TO Leddin's Business College.

At the OAK HALL CLOTHING HOUSE,
251 Main street, 300 children's suits at 81.
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FOR RENT.

gDLANTATION.-That wel-known plaEta-
L ton uhe Seblett place situated imme-
dlaiely on the river IN bollSsiF Ms ,
cotton-growing district IN the world, being
lust midway between Memphis and Nicks-
burg. Fully protected Dy the ieVee, and on
which tie army AID bOuworn are unknown.
There are seven hundred acres 10 a high state
OF cultivation, good fence, steam gin and grist
work the entire place; comfortable resi-
dence, with cribs, barns, quarters, wells aud
six oisteTnsi in fac, one ,o Of Ihs
on the Mississippi river. In addition 70 the
above there are fifty well broke and acclima-
ted mules, ten good wagons, farming lmPle-
ments, and a 50 rdcisncy OF native corn TO run
the entire place for twelve months. Inc
plantation viii be leased for one year, with
tenant AT very reasonable figures, and the
mules corn and wagons, ETC., sold on good
city acceptance on twelve months Time. For
further particulars address Major X. \. Neb-
lett or A. c. Terrell, Esq, Nebett's, Bolivar
fHOs. Il. ALLEN & Co,
novl6- d&w Memphis, Tenn.
DLANTATIoN.-(Posse given the first
day of Janusry) The Clay plantation is
situated at South Bend, Arkansas river; six
hundred acres cleared sufficient labor on
premises to cultivate place; well improved;
good neigh borhOod; never known TO overflow,
and T. guaranteed 10 never overflow. Apply 10
RAYNER WHITFIELD, South Bend, AK.
n EsIDENCE-On Main street, with eight
n. large rooms; will be rented with OF with
ont furniture, and owner would be willing TO
board with the person renting. Call al
novZl 500 MAIN ST.
ID EsIDENCE-The desirable residence, No.
II 345 jefferson street extended, containing
six rooms, with all the necessary outhouses,
gas aud water. Possession given December
LIST. Apply to J. n. FALLS II Union st.
ID ESIDENCE-No. 100 Madison street. Hail
III, S7x75 feet, No. 81 South Court ST.. immedi-
ate possession. Apply 10
movie r. B, SNoWDEN, IS Madison IT.
EsIDENCE-l77 Union street; a large and
n commodious residence, in thorough re-
pair, now occupied by II. F. FarnswOrth.
Possession given Immediately. For further
particulars apply al premises. noll
ID SIDENCE-LAND-My place, on Union
n avenue, 20 miles from Court Square, con-
tsir ing eleven acres of land finely improved,
with good residence and al necessary out
buildings. Apply 70 NJ. W RENNEH,
nov9 Tarpaul n shed, on the levee.
N ESIDENCE-The desirable residence, l4s
n Adams street, convenient to business. APP
ply at lo2 Adams street.
= TOkE-At 48 Main treet. Apply TO Isaac
y Isaacs, 81 Jefferson street.
OUSE- Containing five newly papered
II rooms; Also Kitchen, servants rom,
good cistern, etc with garden spot: Apply
at III ALABAMA 81.
IEVERAL Residences Convenient to
y the business part Of the city.
octI8 K. c. BRIHKLEY,
FURNISHED suburban Residence; very ac-
Z cessible; owner will board with tenant
~ ''--'' Jas. 8. CARPENTER CO.,
sepl9 49, Madison street.
STOREHOUSE-The storehouse with rooms
y above Nos ll6 and lis Beale street, on the
orner OF fernando. Inquire of
SAMUEL GABAY,
Hui2 Nos. Al5. AZ M AAa Vain street.
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LOOK at our fine boys suits we are
selling at Sc, at the Oak Hall Clothing
House, 25l Main street.
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Ladies, Read!

Our stock OF fancy stationery is the
most elegant, the most varied, the freshest,
and the cheapest in the city.
A. f. DOD & CO., 81 Main street.
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FOR SALE.

akfIND MILL--With pump complete; power
w sufficient to draw q column OF water an
inch tulck from depth of nifty feet; as good
az new. b. b. BARNES, 2S5 Main 81.
VTTHEATON NUksERY-Bids will be re-
w ceived until December LIST, next, for the
purchase Of all the surubbeTy. fruit trees, etc,
on the above named place, except such OF the
larger growth as may be reserved. Apply TO
nOv9 CLAPP & MEUA, Is Union 1t.
DLANTATIoNs-In Bolivar county, Miss.
L Ny home plsce, Dora" near prem tlssi
400 acres, 80 in cultivation; residence, steam
gin, new mill two engines, ample buildings.
TIE Lee Place." one mile from BeulahI ga
acres, gin-building, ETC., 30 acres IN cuItlva'
Beuiah. ll27 acres, 10 acres I Emerly In culti-
walton, but feI ces and buildings destroyed,
Several tracts Of Ele land on Bayou Phalis,
etc.-lu an six plantations, all divided to suit
no W. ' CHAs. CLARKE.
yTRAWBERRY PLANTs-of all the lead
- ing varieties, at the lowest market price.
Persons intending to plant extensively Will 90
well 70 examine our stock and prices before
Octi5 c. (. BERBoUR CO., Memphis
1 7ONFECTIONERY-A extensive stock Of
- confectionery, toys and fancy articles, en-
confectionery business, Also, bake oven and
candy mandatory, consisting OF ali the
utensils necessary TO carry onvhe baking
confectionery and candy Manufacturing oubl-
ness. Cash. city real estate, or notes with ep-
proved security taken, as may best suit the
purchaser. Good reason given Tor selling.
octl9 4le MAIN ST.
SOAP FACTORY - Boilers. engines, and
~ everything complete and in good running
order, located IN the city cheap Tor caSn OF
E'Oo paper apply 10 c. n. GRosvENoR
sya 20 Second street, Vincent block
q OT-75 feet BY 10 feet, east side Of shelby
IL street, sooth NJ Vance 81 r hEAO'
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City of Augusta, -

j. D. EllioLt aster
Leaves Memphis every SATURDAY at pm.
Special rates given on freights for White or
RED river. No commission or storage on for
warding freights.
For freight or passage apply to
WIN. ELLIOTT, Supt,
now No. Promenade St. foot of Jefferson
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
at Reduced Prices, latest improved
Heating stoves, for ParlOrs, offices
ehUa ches and AtOres Largest variety at
II. wEsTER d cos.
ATTEND Robertson's Business College
ONE thousand odd vests at 81 each,
OAK HALL CLOTHING HOUSE,
25l Main street.
GET fruit trses from ElmwOOd nurse
~. Office, 346 Main, SchwilI's seed
store.
Mechanics and Traders Bank has for
sale state, county and city serips at low
est market rates, in sums 10 suit tax
payers.
The highest cash price paid for sec
ond hand furniture, carpets, stoves. ETC., at
Goldstetn's iuIniture store, No. lIl1a Bea St
NAECHEv.-I am still IN the Watch
w trade-in correspondence with the i'm
porters and manufacturers OF all the best
watches. Can furnish wa ches OF any kind
TO order. Have on hand few extra fine
watches for sale at very low prices. Also, a
coed assortment of spectac.es. Watches re-
paired in SUI erior Stvle. Z. NOEL. II Beale vt
FOR ~ UIsVILLh t CINCINNATI.
GID RELIABLE.
For Cairo, Evansville, Louisville and Clncin-
natl.
NEimmeOHa. 9sIy.ss.N
Jno. N. Skunk. master Elf. Strider.........cIeTk
Leaves WEDNESDAY, Nov. oath, at pm.
Andy Baum, -
VIhton ................. master
Leaves SATURDAY, Nov. Z7tn, at pm
Special attention given to all business en-.
trusted TO us. Il. W. LlGHTBURNE,
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EdUEEMEHTa.


Engagement for
Six sights anO IhanksEiviBE-DAy
lThursdRyl and Saturday aatinees
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The SOdality dramatic club will give
an entertainment next Friday night, the
twenty-sIxth instant.
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GET fruit trses from ElmwOOd nurse
~. Office, 346 Main, Schwil's seed
store.
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OT-75 feet by 10 feet, east side Of shelby
Il street, sooth ~ Vance. :. +. hEAD'
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STE 4 81 BOATS.
Npec1al Noftoe,

TINHE steamer Osceola being I'M IT.
i avoidably detained by bad 49, a =
weather, Will leave this day (WEDNE lSDAYJ,
cath instant, at pm, for White river and all
points TO JacksOnport. Shippers Will send
freight to wharfboat as usual.
1T. WASHINGTON, Ag't, 800 Front Sc.
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-akfIND MILL--With pump complete; power
w sufficient to draw q column Of water an
inch tuck from q depth Of nfty feet; as good
a. new. b. b. BARN ES, 2S5 Main ST.
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Mechanics and Traders Bank has for
sale State, county and city ScripS at low
est market rates, in sums 10 suit tax
payers.
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7oNFECTIoNERY-An extensive stock

LOAP FACTORY - Boilers, engines and
- everything complete and in good running
order, located in the city cheap Tor casn OF
$50 P~Pe4' APP1I ~ q n GROSVFNOR
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-19

pounds cf ore from their Pinal mine, recently discovered, for shipment to San Francesca Tests show 1t to be rorth cse tbo0szno doIlars per ton and many Of the chunks show native silver. One chunk weighing three hundred pounds is believed 10 be worth three hundred dollars.
 L. s Indisn Inspector keubie IS making ,he nest ihorou-h inspection Of Indian ai- fairs of any officer that ever visited the Ter ritory in Eaat capacity. and Ii bis recOnEaen- dztions can be made effective decided irn- p-Oreneni wiIl soon appear on several reser- yes. He tss already visited the Colorado and Pspsgo Agencies. and will soon % 10 San Carlos
 General Kautz, Commanding Department of Arizona, arrived from Prescott last night and will remain here few days
 Yuma, Nor. l5.-An earthquake shock of forty seconds duration and of much greater force than those heretofore reported visited Us .t 239 D. m- to day Tbe earth tTem- bIed or rather shook tremendously, clocks were stopped, and in some instances chim- neys partly shattered to pieces, adobe walls were crscked badly Three or four small waves succeeded the first great shock at in- tervAls of l5 or 20 minutes.
 Maricopa, Nov. l5.-At 2il this p. ID. an earthquake shock was distinctly felt al this place for four seconds
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-19
Pima Items.
From the Tucson Citizen of Nov. 9th:

From the Tucson Citizen of Nov. 9th: Sergeant Boutelle informs us that the line between Camps Apache and Grant will be completed in about thirty days. The poles are all up and all the wire strung with the exception of fifty miles south of Goodwin. The wire for this part Of the line is expec- ted to arriye tbis month. Lack of material, heavy rains in the mountains and the rocky nature of the country, delayed this work a great deal. The lIne to Camp Grant is now completed, and communication will be had with that pos, next Monday.
 Owing to mistake in not getting a right sized auger, work on the. ariesian wells is temporarily delayed, but steps are taken by telegraph 10 remedy the matter as quickly as possible.
 runor prevails that new military post is to be established near the Sonora line at the head of San Pedro river Near the na- tionsl boundary is the proper place for the troops m times of internal peace.
 The Sonora authorities claim that armed organizations to aid the revolutionists in So- nora, are being affected in Tucson. In this as Tn almost everything those aut horities do and say, they are wrong. Individuals, mostly citizens of Sonora, singly and in par ties, small in number, have always passed to and fro between Tucson and Sonora. and they seldom ever go unarmed In the latest disturbed condition Of Sonora. which en- braced a couple of forced contributions of money, by government, the movements of Sonora citizens back and forth have been more than noticeable; but as to any special organizations in Tucson, as claimed by So- nora there are none
 Sergeant PbEdovius finished his work Tn Tucson Thursday and yesterday went to Camp Lowell to adjust the Signal Service In- struments at that point, alter which he will go to Phenix, Wickenberg. Prescott and Verde and complete his work in Arizona and return to San Diego.
 The Court house, jail and County Record CTS fronts present very tasty appearance since the painter has been at them, in accor- dance with the orders of the Supervisors. The doors and windows, including their cas- ings, arc very neat in their new coats of paint.
 E. B. Pomrey, United States District At torney, returned from Prescott on Thurs days stage, whitber be has been for several weeks on official business. He expressed himself highly pleased with his reception by the Yavapais
 The ''0ld Minen company are taking very rich ore out of the Old Mine. and are put. ting up an extensive furnace at their Ostrich mill.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-19
MARRIED.

Al The 6snce fl -he tS-. ra-.nss in Cno YalIsv Sunday. November Is;A- le.5. oy Hoa H H. Carter Probate J1xe GR- E < PENwELI- foreman Of the h. FIONA MI>EE Oesoe Mss JENNIE daughter Q. Mir and Mrs G-orye Bauchast-
 Tbe marriage is the bszu.ifui and agreeable We f5rr- Of all earthly rela-5o1s in fact as Euess- ed The eer-ey that established tAis rsla-ou rhusghr suid sa all the balance cf relations for such relation and drove hack ia the dz-kness Wifoui any sDch relation ua<-d ssd such thOuzhis as these inVol0aizr,y pressed themselves upon rs
 The fOGotsias nlingle with fbe river
 Aud The rivers Zi;h fhe .sc-aa
 The winds oi heaven xix so-ever
 With a sweet euS-S0a-
 The mountains Kiss high heaven,
 And Ihe waves clasp another,
 No s.sier Sover Eoad oe fosgiyea
 If II GiscaiDed it's tTothsr
 Al 'te residence o; The brides ysreurs in Chino Vaey "Wednesday November ls. les5. by Hur H II Csrfrer Probate Judge, Ma JoHS LLOYD FISHER bDokkeerer and eeilectr soS the ARIZONA MINER to Mss ssLIrE oaagaief Of Nr- and Ms David ". Shivers. Owing to ihe fact that this trauspred ia the mid de @ the ~eek we-Te obliged. very reluctantly, 10 fegO inc pleasure Of attending the wedding return thanks f- sn invitation 10 do Seeing of ou. staff drop on in single week. began tO fear we should lose ihe devil and pressmzn neat and in order Co dis suade then huHned of Sam La;hrOps old songs ID their ears, beginning wedlock tckI.h thing bu, II was 10 go by unaccouDtsble and subtle iEf,l eDce found ourseIf in harnoDy with the Irevsinr spirit of the time and sang that they
 Like tbe lark, brimfulI Of gladness and love lbe green nelds below them, the blue sky above. hal he sings and she sings and forever siag they love my love and my iove loves me-
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-19

WHITE MOUNTAIN INDIAxs.-It appear. from the statements of those who have the best opportunities for knowing that the re- moval of the white mountain Indians frorn Apache to San Carlos is very incomplete. in fact we have been furnished by friend there with the following statem n, of the number stili remaining at Apache who refuse to 20. and who say they were promised by Gen erai Howard that that should be their home forever, so long as they behaved themselves. He says there are eight of the largest bands. stili there and that they number in the ag- gregats between 900 and ,6v0, and as there were only l,sd0 all told, be thinks with those of in the Finals and elsewhere Mr. Cum must have very small number of White Mountain Apaches at San Carlos. Those at Apache are clamorous for rations to which they believe themselves entitled. but prefer to go without and make their own living by hunting and gathering nuts and seeds. rather than go to the low lands and run the risk of sickness in . country and cIi- mate to which they are not accustomed.
 They want Co remain in the mountains where they were born. It is the land they love.