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THE Panel GAME
It is AdrOitIy Worked i'm u DcSotO
Street EFOuSe-A We'll Known
Lawyer Ono Of the
Victims.
Several Yenrs 20 az GINNING genius

Several years ago the cunning genius
of thieves invented device hy which many
an minimizing individual was robbed OF his
money, clothing, valuables, and olher person.
al property. The panel game was quite
generally played, and successfully, too, IN the
great city OF New YOrB, but it was finally sup
pressed through the medium OF detect ye skil
and police vigilance. by means OF hidden
springs the panels In the doors or in the walls
of TO Dms were Orened uoIS7ies ly, so as 70 per
nit the ingresS Of the Theft into the bedcham-
ber Of unSuSpecJng Persons who had been so
unfortunate rs to apply for aud OO.aln lJdE-
ing within the villain trap Of a dCmlclle.
Within "A short while past three gentlemen,
who slept 10 a certain ma son dc jOie on DeSOtO
street, IA this city, have awDke to md their
entire clothing gone One OF the un-
fortunate individuals i weu-knOwn
lawyer, who, IN ADDITION 10 losing
mis- clothing also had brief and
81 budget Of legal papers stolen with them.
We understand thst the missing papers were
rOund on the street, and sIb>eg guently re-
turned TO the lawyer, who is by no means dis
posed % enter al length into the merits Of tte
case, and we hope may never lose au theT su!t
his clothes stolen in the DeSCtO house Is bar
tender. ale awOKe about three o'clock Friday
morning but his clothing mad diSspp AIRED.
and 10 was not until a new suit had been puT-
chased and sent to him, that ne cOuld leave
the premises. Il msy be that the inmates Of
the house are ignorant OF t"o panel game, and
then Il may be that midnight thieves entered
the house through the wiudOw or by unlock
ing he Dor. however, none Of the UniOT u
nate men have Vet recovered their cloth ug,
or aSCertained how they were stolen.
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THE CORN CROP.
Synopsis Of Giae September Report of
the Department OF Agriculture at
Washington.

WAsHIEGTON, September 25.-The
September reIot Of the department OF agri
culture says of the co II crop that, csuid il be
thoroughly rDened, its aggl egate would eX'
coed any previous crop and the yield pc acre
would be one OF the best, notwithstanding the
loss by the overflow Of the 10 toms and the
saturatiOn Of the heavy liat soils, such losses
proving less than usual, while the rains have
greatly benefited the crop on higher and
drieT soils. Nearly everywhere corn Is from
one 10 10 weeks later iu maturing. The gen.
er8l high condition Is sill maintained, the
average being one per cent. higher than in
August. The state averages are Maine, 10
New Hampshire, 10: Vermont 9S: HasSschu-
SeitS, 100; Connecticut, ;; New York, 30: y "
Jersey, Ill; Pennsylvania, los: Delaware, 100;
Maryland, lD5; Virginia, llZ; North Caro-. pa,
lOj; south Carolina. s.; Georgia, 80; Florida
S3; Alabama, III; Misslss ppi, li6; Louisiana,
50; reXss, 80; ArKanSas, lt6; Tennessee, ia;
West Virginia, lt5; Kentucky. lU3; OHIO, "
Michigan, i0l: Indiana, s.; Illinois, %; WiS-
cOnSin, 60; Minnesota, p; Iowa, y Missouri
Ill; Kansas, 100; Nebraska, 90; California, Sj;
OregOO, 100.
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A CARD.

IN deciding not TO rebuild the Memphis
/ Wood Works, proper appreciation of the
liberal patronage extended us, and of the
many kindly expressions since the fire, to-
geIher with a duty due TO such stockholders
as we cannot otherwise readily communicate
with. devOlve on us the obligation of thus
publicly referring TO the considerations which
cOnStrain us to that conclusion.
For several years we have labored to make
the WOOdWoTkS an institution TO which
Memphis could point with confidence as an
encouragement IN other fields of manufac-
ture. In addition 20 the general unfavorable
auspices under which we nave labOrtd, in no
branch OF trade has the decline in values been
greater than in lumberaud its products. This
continued depreciation during three years,
rendered ret profits impossible, but did not
discourage us. We had an abiding faith in
the future, which the result proved was not
misplaced. Since about the first of July all
doubt SIS to our success has been displaced by
the utmost confidence, and at 10 previous
time was the outlook 80 a ssuGIng. Indeed, our
rapidly increasing business was The subject OF
daily cODgralulSllOn.
Why, then, under these facts, do We hesitate
to rebuild The answer is easy. With the
exception of stock, held by a few parties, m
very small amounts, the capital employed
was furnished by the late n. :. Bruce and ID
T. Porter, &. B. Moore and myself. IN equal
amounts. The fire not only totally destroyed
the value of this stock, but leaves a deficiency
between the assets and the liabilities. As We
DO not Intend that any creditor shall lose q
dollar, this deficiency Will be met by the foul
above named. To rebuild. then, mes ms a new
cdplIal anu a new bIedulLdllOn. III tlllS1 VI
course, the estate of Y. :. Bruce cannot be
charged. Mr.. Moore having p SSed through
two fires does not care TO run the hazard OF 8
third one, and the whole investment being
greater than DR.. Porter and felt justified II
assuming alone, the only alternative left was
to dispose OF the assets and hquidate the ia
bilttes.
\ prOpOsitiO to sell our stock of lumber anc
man ufacturcd work has been accepted by
MeSSrs. Williams 4 Co., lumber dealers OF thl'
city II Is a firm OF enterprise aud capacity
Their stock is large and com! lete, and thell
facilities quite thorough for fl1ng all ORDER
with prOmptneSS and satisfaction, ana we
cheerfulIy recommend them TO our friendi
AMI patrons.
T.J. LATHAM, President.
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pLLNTBRg BANK OF TENNESSEE

DY an Order of the Chancery Court of David
d son county, Tennessee, the remaining
Assets of the Planters Bank will be sold, for
cash, in October and November next, to close
the trust. Sales Will take place as follows:
AT the Courthouse door Nashville, at II
o'clock, october 20, 1873.
AT the Courthouse door Memphis, at II
o'clock, October ., 1875.
Lands in Texas, at Marshall and Galveston,
October 8, 1870.
Lands in Mississippi, at Vicksburg, October
8, 1915.
One tract of land in Kentucky, at Danville,
Kentucky, Noyember +, 1875.
sE FOn full particulars, apply for printed
schedule to d. WEAVER,
Trustee and Receiver
NASHVILLE, Sent. ], lS7l. sep3.d&W
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We take pleasure in informing our fIlends
and customers that having purchased from
the Memphis Wood-WOr their large lot OF
Lumber, Sash, Doors, etc and that, added TO
our extensive and varied stock of Building
Material, Will enable US TO I'll! their orders bet
ter than ever.
In our Box Factory We nave lately added
new and improved machinery, together with
a stock of three million feet OF lumber suita-
bic for the man ufacturing OF Boxes We feel
confident that we can I'LL al orders with
pTOmptness and dispatch.
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
HALL OF TEMPLE OF LOVE, No l.
A r.rrlrrL. IE.-N- A.rI - IL

WHEREAS, An Al-wiSe Providence has seen
fl TO lemOve fIom Our ranks our beloved
brother, Templar ANTHONY RIGGS: there
fore. Be It
ResOlUed, mat the untimely death of our
esteemed brother (who died August 9TH, near
CiaIkSville, Tennessee, Just entering his
eighteenth year., has cast q gloom over the
entire Temple.
Rce9lred That the Tenn pie of Love, No. l,
has lost mem ber tried and true; and the
cause OF Temperance in general an uncom-
promising advocate,
Resolved That We tender TO the family of
the deceased brother our heartfelt sympathy.
ResllUe5, That the usual badge OF mourning
be worn FOR thirty days.
ReSOlUed 7 hat these resolutions be spread
upon the minutes OF the Temple, a copy sent
TO the family Of the deceased, and copies sent
to the Temperance Herald ana Memphis
Appeal for publication.
JNO. THWEATT,0
NJ. r. COOPER, Committee.
A HARRIS.
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ADDITIONAL HARRETs.
by TELEGRAFH.

SAVANNAH, september -5.-CouUl g.s.'.
middllng, ~ net receipts. 35Je bale; ex-
ports coastw4ze, lUiJ bales; sales az bales.
GALVESTON, September 2j.- Cotton very
weak; miidlings, II &C; exports coast wise, 57j
bales; sales, 1859 bales.
CHARLES ROY, September -. - Cotton
quiet and easy; middling, II C.: net receipts
lG22 bales; exports dosstwise, ll5I bales; sales
lusu bales.
MOBILE, September gI.-to'tou quiet. mid
ding. Ia, ner receipts ltiH b8ir-. exports
cOastwise, 81 bales; sales 80 bales.
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The Marriage of the Late DIR. Living
stones Daughter.
In Auchingramont Is .ablishe d church,


In AuchingTamOnt Is tablished church,
on tuesday afternoon, there was so emniZed
the marriage of Agnes Livingstone. elder
daughter of the lsJe distinguished African
trave!eT, with Mr.. Alex. l.. Bruce (of MeSsrs
Vim. Younger q Co., Edinburg). Miss Ltv-
iugsIone is frequently referred TO in her faith
eT's journal, and the reader may recOlleCt
memorable passage, where, replying to
letter received from his daughter, in
lS7i, TO the effect that "much ss she wished
him to come home, she would rather that he
finished the work TO his own satisfaction than
to return mercy 10 gIatify her." The doctor
observes: Rightly and nOOly said, my ar
ling Mamie. Vanity whispers pretty loudly,
'She is the chip OF the old block Ny bless
ing on her and ali the rest" Mr.. Bruce is well
known in metropolitan mercantile circles
and as early as 1864 he had made his mark by
presiding at the annual festival OF one of the
large London charities, at which over five
thousand pounds sterling was subscribed
The marriage service, which was q short, sim
pie and impressive one, was conducted ac-
cOrding to the form of the old maTrige cere-
mony Dequeathed by John Knox 10 the KIRK
Of SEQ land, and the officiating clergyman
WIS the TeveTed and venerable grandfather Ot
the bride, Rev. DR.. MOttatt, who was assisted
10y Rev. Edward L. Thompson, % Hamilton
and Rev. William Rigby Murray, of Man.
chester, Drother-in-law of the Bridegroom.
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TELEGRAPHIC CLIPPISGS.

The An ericsn Timber and Manufac.
tory company, has been dissolved.
The steamship BCJlnis, from New
York, arrived at London yesterday.
The steamships Adriatic and City oi
Berlin from Philadelphia, arrived at New
FORK yesterday.
\. NJ. Howell. a Telegraph opera or,
WIS run over and killed whiIe coupling some
cars al afro, Illinois, yesterday.
Caroline Pells, young German wO.
mau, who attempted to swIudIe the Nassau
hanE. lu New York, Cut Of nineteen thousand
four hundred COiIsTs, on a 1or-oi check ol
Narcor, Mitchell s. Co. OF ~auugGgl1, W.
convicted and sentenced 10 two Il 4 one Ina.
years in the peuIt-ut ary.
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DIED.

GREEN-At st. Louis, on the 23d instant
WILLIE ID. GREEN, aged y years.
Funeral from the residence of his mother
No. % South street, this SUNDAY afternoon
at 3:5O O'Clock. Friends of the family are re.
spectfuII invited TO attend.
GREENLAW- Near GelmantJwn, at six
O'Clock pm, September >, 1870, ALONZO
GREENLAW, son or the late w. b. Greenlaw, ot
this city.
The friends and acquaintance of the family
are respectfully invited to attend the funeral
at EImwood Cemetery, this SUNDAY after,
noon, at 3 o'clock.
Carriages at Hos a Bros, No. 32O Main
street.
FLEMMING-In this city, at > 0 clock am.
| September Gath, IDA MAY FLEMING, born
! october y, 1861, daughter oil James Flemming
formerly OF this city, now Of Bolivar county
Mississippi.
Two weeks before her death IDA came tC
Memphis, aud entered the Peabody school
filled, doubt .ess, with all the joyful anticipa.
lions common to those of her age and occupa
| ton. y heavenly parent, however, who loves
her no less than her SOting and bereaved faith
er saw Mt to call her to join the class; of tht
redeemed ones, to W nom the deepest mysterie.
OF earth are revealed in the light of His pre- S
ence and love. Guided by Providence whicE
seems almost special, a stranger, far from hel
father, her CnIy remaining earthly parent
| sickness and death found this poor lam b nest
| led IN the fold OF a christian family, thar
whom none could have COne more to SOOthC
| her last hours, and listen to her last farewell
! 10 earth. She died at the residence of L NJ
| Dean, ESQ. in a spirit of cheerful hope. He
last words: e. Jesus loves me-"
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THE BEST Is THE Cheapest.
Southern HOOpskirt and Corset EanU
fgclOry-EstEbllshed 1867.

N7OW READY: Latest Pan
x icrs, Gu ties and skirts
Abdomen CDrseiS, Nursing
Cor, -ts, Invalid Corsets, Home
ma e. D,TTs' u TALL with stamp
CT HrTb. aud the genuine
Fsen-n L'Oiseau and Tuileri Is
Cu.-ejs. Pads, Braces, Dress
Shields, Skirt supporters,
Front and Side Steels, Etc
Goods sent Q. o. ID. TO any part
OF the country.
SEQ LOUIS LAM
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CHAMRER OF COMMERCE.
Annual Election, Monday, Sept. %, 1870
rr.I-r-I u AnnnKR
REGULAR NOMINATIONs.

FOR PRESl DENT. T. Petit.
FOR VICE IDENTS-J. M. Petugrew,
". W. Guy, VIM. JoyueT, Elias BoWens'eln'
NJ. GOOdDar,
FOR TREASURER-JnO. T. Willns.
COMMITTEE ON APPEAIS-H. 4. Elicit,
Jno. X. speed, J. II. Martin, u. y, Estes, J'1
Steele, J. NJ. James, Cotton Greene.
The Nominating Committee, consisting OF
MeSsrs. =. H. DunScOmb, {. q. Fisher, j. u
Fizer, n. NJ. Jones, Isaac Schwab, g. V. Ram.
baut and Jerome Hill, having re ported tne
by not ified that an election will be held on
MONDAY, SEPT. 9TH, between the hours OF
10 a IA and 3 p.m.. tor the selection OF fresl.
dent Five Vice Presidents, Treasurer, ana
Committee on Appeals, 10 serve the ensuing
year. ,- 49, ID
Committee to Conduct Election MeSsrs. H.
|. Coffin, W. IL. Moore, a. q. luther.
.ass.a..L. I'M = IiAE Snnrpfa arE.
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MISSISSIPPI & TENNESSEE R.R
CHANGE OK SCHEDULE.

nN AND AFTER SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER
~ 70, 1870, tr7ins viii run as Iollo"s: ,.-
LEAVt. ARRIVE
New Orleans Mail, daily 40 pm. 300 PHI
Express Train, daily except
SUNDAY ..-.t ~ p'iA's O''' 'N'AH
Freight and Accommodate,
daily Except sunday. "A: 30 am. 90 pm
Close connections made at GRENADA Wtu
trains North and south for all points.
For further information apply to Ticket
office, No. 2S7 Main street. and at depot
N. BURKE, superintendent
JAMES SPEED, Ticket AGENT. SEQ
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and DEALER II

Solid Gold JeWelFy OF Every Descrip-
tiOD, Clocks, specGacles, CaneN, Etc.
aG Greatly Reduced Prices.
NTISHING to inform Country Jewellers ana
w consumers that we have enlarged oul
mandatory, and with the aid OF skilliu
WOrkmen are now prepared to I'LL any order
for Rings, Pins, Studs, and all descriptions Of
Jewelry at short notice. Children's Earrings
q specially, and no charge for piercing with
our patent pierCers. Old Gold and Silver re-
melted ana made in new designs, or ex-
changed for new jeweIry. Repairing of fine
Watches and Clocks a speciality.
Save fifty per cent. and buy of the maker
why pay fancy prices. ThAHER,
oi,On Sncnnd sfrnat MnrrnrnI,is Tam
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wksIrNaros. september D. ! am

FIR Tgga1ssCC aud the ohio Udl'cy,
cosly and party c'oH7y ,rCath,r, Jcith
usrfs.-'gfg reste-ly trRds, rising ba-
rgm,lr, and possibly rain
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4 Florida Devil Fish that Almost BaE
He'd Fifteen Men.

T CITltIII IIltI n TlIT VUNtIN u
a monster devil fish was caught under
the New York steamship wharf on Monday
afternoon. He had in some way got under
but was unable 20 mad mis- way out from
aruOyrs tho PtIinE. some men at work upon
the wharf heard the splashing which he made
and fired several shots at him, but as they
seemed TO have no effect, a harpOOn was OBJ
tanned and his capture effected, Efteen men
being required TO tow him to the shore. The
! blood which escaped from him cOlOred the
water for about ten feet on either side. He
was sixteen feet IN width and fifteen Ill
! length. His fins were about four feet long
ana his tail about the same length, and no.
much larger than persons finger. His mouth
opened TO the width OF two feet and was
eighteen inches in length, anu projecting
from each side Of it was feeler about one
foo wide and two feet long, which he rolled
up and unrOlled at will. SO lar as can be aScer-
tained, there has been only one Of these sin.
gular fish caught in this region before this
one. Previous TO the war Que larger than this
! one was captured near Center street wharf.
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w. z. MITCHELL'S SCHOOL
No. SO3 TAird street.

rS4HE ANNUAL SESSION COMMENC ~
1 september lst Students prepared lol
the usual college course. All the common
English branches taught. For terms, apply
! OF ne scMnnI NOM.
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A dispatch from San Diego says that
the revolution IN Sonora ended on the TWEEN.
ty-thiId OF August by an engagement neaI
AOar between the government troops and
the revolutionists, in which the latter were
defeated, losing about thirty in killed, wound.
ed ana prisoners. About five hundred were
engaged ON both sizes.
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THE CONVERT.

This ended the ceremony, and the convert
received the congratulations of her fri nds
and rpls1Ines NJ iss Rachel 4. Franklin is an
American Do. birth and is well known and
highly esteemed in tufs city. She was for
merly member Of tbs episcopal church, and
tonight Wi. be united In marriage TO NJ.
Charles :. D8uaeiSer, worthy young gentle
mau connected with the well-BnOwn house
o. Rice, StlE g. 90.
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MISSISSIPPI.
The 4. =. Attorney-ticnCTaI Assured
that Profound Peace ana GOOGi Order
Prevails i'm the State.

JACKSON, September 25.-Tne follow
ing was sent AttoIney-j Pierrepont to-
day:
The secretary OF the Republican State com
miitee having te!egr7 7ph5d you that the or
gsnizaiiOn OF the militia bad been eDjoined
BY the chairman OF the Democratic state
committee, we d. sire 10 say that the bill was
filed by a tax payer OF this city and an in
junction granite by chief Justice who is a
Republican, on the ground that money was
about 10 be drawn from the state treasury for
military purposes, under an act O'
tt-S le-zie!a, uTe, the uTuvisiOnS rf which
l. IN conflict with the constitution Ct
the State ana of the United States. It }FEs
only the drawing OF money, and not the or
gauizaiiOn + the militia, which was eT joined
The undersigned, members of The democratic
State committee, assembled here to day fIOul
every part Of The state, take pleasure ia aSSuT-
ing you that everywhere throughout the
State the most profound peace ana good order
prevails.
J. Il. GE 1RGE, Chairman:
. II. 81. CHALMERS,
J.. u. WALTHALL,
j. 4. =. CAMPBELL,
4. B. SYKES,
JOHN A BINFORD.
UPTON VI. NDj Nc,
J. y. .CBRISNAN.
WILLIAM ICED.
Two cOlo0ed ana one white company OF
militia have been organized and mustered in
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MARRIED.

ESHMANN-PARMA-O Thursday even
isg, September 23d, by Rev. Father Quinn, at
st. Budgets Church, Mr.. HENRY EsHMANN,
of Memphis, and Miss RosINA PARMA, OF
CovingtOu, Kentucky.
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NOTICE.

CAPTAIN K. W. LIGHTBURNE has this
u day been appointed Agent for the BLUE
LINE. Office, 2y6 Front street.
JAMES JOHNSON,
General Southern Agent.
Memphis, september "a, 1873. se25
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Attention, knights TempIar.

NyOU are hereby ordered to attend
I stat sd Conciave Of Cyrene Com w
mandery, No. 4, X. T, to mouow/V\
(MONDAY) evening, at asylum, (Gayoso
Block, at 5 O'clock, for The transaction OF
business.
visiting and resident fraters courteously in.
Vited. -
BY command, ED. WORSHAM, II. u
T. RARCHUS Recorder
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II OTICE.

A Ii persons are hereby cautioned against
n giving credit to any person on my ae-
count, as will not be responsible without my
written order. DR., ID. 3. JOHNSON.
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Congregation Beth slEmeth.

HIHOSE who desire TO rent family pew, or
| single seat are requested TO call at the
Vestry Room. corner Secoud and Monroe
- - A. SPIRD. Pres't.
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Am. STODDARD, AuctiOaeer
NASONIC TEMPLE ELECTION.

UIHE Annual Election for President g
l and Five Directors for the Masonic Ky
Temple Association OF Memphis, will be/V\
held ut the office Of the Secretary, Room NO.
ls, Magnolia Block, between the hours OF III
O'Clock am. and o'clock pm, on MONDAY +
OCrOBER4, 1875. According 10 the Constltu-
ton as adopted by the stockholders OF tne as
ISOLATION, none but those who have paid their
stock in full are entitled to vote.
By order of the Directors.
H. h. HIGBEE, President.
A L WIEELER. SeCrPtQrN.