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THE PEOPLE WANT PnooH.-There Is no..medi.
cine prescribed by physicians or sold by druggsts
that ries such evidence OF its superior virtue Is
BoscHEK's GERMAN SYRUP for severe coughs,
colds settled on the breast, consumption, or any
disease Of the throat and lungs. a proof OF this
fact is that any person afaieted can get sample
bottle for ten cents and Try It Re8aaT size, seven
ty-age cents. PURCELL, LADD q Co., wholesale
aopnfa III
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rrs or wE.rERN TRAVEL.

,vBoAT.RACE-THE OHIO ON A
4 s!n'cr-CAIgO, THE CITY IN the
EAh' ,y,yssIs,IPPI STEAAERS-COLU u NJ
wv xy-rgufT AND GRAIN CROPS OF
t1r ,r wrsT-P HER T0RACOo
..nnS|ng-CEMESr IT, SrREETs-SSOW, &C.
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CoNyicTs RECEryED.-The following were
received on Saturday at ihe penitentiary
from Culpeper Lizzie Wave, one year,
grand larceny and from Chesterfield, Ellen
Randall, five years, murder in the second
n
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Percentage of attendance, 96.

TRAYRLLxR's GUIDE TO RICHMOND AND
VIcrNITY.-This is The best gaide-book for thii
city and the surrounding country ever published
ard no traveller or tourist who v,siss Richmond
should be without copy ofit. descriptions OF al'
noted places and their exact location are given
For sale ut all the bookstores and hotels.
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i a. q 1eommercial traveller" |" just returned
from st. Louis, Gays that he noticed at one
OF the hotels of that city large number Of
very strong irea4hooks, which were being
put up along the passage-wayH. Upon in.
nniring, what they we're for, be was answer
ca rather e0ntemp mptuously, 8 Them's for the
Democratic Convention. You dGn't suppose
Ne can fnrnsse 'em all with beds. do you ~.
.Oincinnats Times. = VI &
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RICHMOND AND GENERAL LEE-Tuesdsy
evening at 5 O'Clock, at the Office. of General
P. T. Moore, an adjourned meeting of citi.
zsus from the several wards will be held to
consider the best mode Of soliciting OF the
people of Richmond contributions to the
Lee monument. A full attendance is re-
ouested
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MONEY USED IN ELRcTIoNs.-ltl is under
stood that Judge Guigon will strictly enforce
the law against ell persons who violate It oy
unlawfully using money to advance tneii
interests at future elections. 1t is intended
20 break up the "bummer" system.
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THE MASONIC PIcTuRB.-The New York
Graphic Of Thursday last had an engraving
Of the oiLportrait presented by Richmond
Commandery, knights Templar, to st. An.
dreW's Lodge, OF Boston.
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THE RILEY VIRGINIA WHsKEY sold BY CHRIS.
TAN 3 WHITE has been aRalyzed, BY Drs. AcCau
and Taylor and recommended ~ pure medicine !
beverage Price for two-year old, $3.50 per gallon;
price for three-year old. % 80 per gallon.
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SUDDEN DzlrH.-on Saturday, morning
Dsosa Jeffsrson, colored woman aged
eighty years, who lived at 118 west Marshall
street, was found dead In her bed. She had
been sick several day 8 and. died, IL is sup.
posed, from apopiexy. Ihe soronef viewed
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Cusrox thand-made} MoRK ts order, and susx
xn.ecd 10 at. Repairing naatlg done hy s5
- sa7 - pos0aM & RRurHxAs
5GS ana E11 broad strees.
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THE TAX BILL.
ADDITIONAL NEW FEATURES.

In addition to the changes referred to on
Saturday as having been made In the gene.
raj tax. bill the following are noted as OF in
terest to many people in the community:
The tax on sample-merchants remains as
it was last year.
JUEK.DRALgRs.
The tax on junk. dealers has been changed
SO as to provide that n nothing contained la
this section shall be construed or operate to
prevent any person keeping q foundry from
exchanging his new casting for old casting !;
provided that nothing In this section shall be
construed to prevent any regularly licensed
merchant In the country, or in towns having
a population Of two thousand or less, from
buying or trading for rags, old iron, or other
articles Of junk, unless there be regularly
licensed junk.dealer within three miles Of bis
place OF business; such merchants to be
subject at all times TO the same conditions Of
inspection as regular junk dealer.
REAL ESTATE DEALERS
Real estate auctioneers are allowed to ne.
gotiateaoans upon real estate, but fer the
privilege they are required to pay IN add.
ton to their regular license dfty dollars.
MANUFACTURE OF LIQUORS.
There is no material change in the law on
this subject, except that grape.liquors, here
t0fore exempt, are brought in.
COMMON cRIEBs.
The law as to common criers is amended
so as to prevent towns Of less than 800 in-
habitants levying any tax upon them in adj
dition to the State tax.
TAX ON ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
The specific liceuse-tax on every attorney
at law who has been licensed for less than
five years 10 to be fifteen dollars, and on
attorneys who have been licensed and prsc-
ticed for Eve years and more twenty-five dol
airs; provided that where the receipts Of any
attorney at law are less than $500 per year,
then he shall not be required to pay but fif-
teen dollars.
TAX ON PHYSICIANS, SURGEONS, AND DENTISTS.
The specific license.tax on every physi-
clan, surgeon, or dentist who has been IL
| lensed for less than five years is to be ten
dollars, and on every physician, surgeon, or
dentist who has been licensed and practiced
| for FIVE years and more, shall be fifteen dol
lars.
TAX ON LIVERY STABLES.
The specific license tax to keep livery
stable in the country and in towns OF les:
| than two thousand inhabitants IS to be fifteen
dollars and in towns of two thousand in.
| habitants and over, twenty-five dollars; anc
an additional tax of fifty cents for each stal
therein. And herein shall be included q!
stalls such space as may be necessary for Q
horse to stand, and In which q horse Is OF
may be kept.
BARRIERS.
| The tax on BARRIERS was adopted by tht
House of Delegates, but was Stricken out BY
the Senate, and the amendment agreed to by
| the House.
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A FALL.-A white man named Lewis ac.
eiden.ally fell into the area at the corner OF
Ninth and Main streets, Saturday, ana had
his head badly cut The.citY ambulance Was
summoned and carried him home.
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D1ANoaA, WARD, and Other oHeIcs BRANDS Of
roBAccos for sale whclesaIs auAJetaA at z. WHIT
IorK,s, l4A5 Main street. ~
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BoscHEy q BRoTHHR sney their winter Stock of
Boots, Shoes, Trunks, and VaAsos at very low
prices IN order to make IoonfR spring goods.
SOC and blk BROAD STREET.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing cone ct ths
DISPATCH PRINTrNG-HeUsR. Geod work. low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed xs.z
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REPUBLICAN MkETINes.-The Republicans
OF this city will hold ward.meetiDgs tonight
for the purpose of electing delegates to the
Tynchburg Convention.
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IT Is CONCEDED By al snekess Una. " III
LOCKS nopzL CIGARS are tho hest for zen cents
For sale every where. t,E z fs5
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A5journed.-CiviI business engaged the
attention of the County Court Saturday,
after which it adjourned for the term.
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cu1IDRrrssHoEs At 6sIas's Tensh and haiI
streets. -. ~ -
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60 70 en1ea's, Tenth ana laAin streets, fOs
Safchek. go. I4
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wish to see specimens OF eS ia ~
assured that it VII be ii Yons Marriages ss

Z DrsrATcH PRIzTIsd-fzousx<- In crdR u xe1gs
the constantly increasing dsrsands 81 or frnse
have added weftsalecteds assosfnaexs ~ Nxx
TYPE, which, together with our nrRRuFx1
.cHraKRr and gxnFuL 1HfHANrcALy zAL1HZ
warrant ns In guaranteeing the yxxY 1ksT rxxge
or WORK af moderate figures ana Ia ne 1zoss -
pefitdosas manner.
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GO TO enaa's, Tenth and Nam strssta, for
nsrfecf az. = b. 81
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oyra-aArEBs At asssa's. 7saia and NAH
streets. L.. 80. -. -. Z:
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AUCr1oS s1IEs THls DAY.

HY On az sdlss a. Raj zRstss zAads 6eesutss
ne lst cf January and last al Jxns ne szsss1 M
the present rear hare 10 be paid sy fss stres1sts
On az salss n,ads etoeea tas ~ ef ys ND tass;
eftaeyaar the tsess haze to bepaSd 5v ~ ssissY.
& This custom was adopted abont hfteen yeazgaeos
by all the real estate agents IN RtchM0uds ana as
plies to RichElond xnd Ticanity1
THOMAS w. ,IgA. III, eroskerys xskls-
ware. nnware, dc. -
COOK q LkUGHTON, 10 A. M., household fHrri.
ture, piano, carpets, de. IS -
GRURBS q WILLIAMH, AZ r. He fhrea mail
stores, &C., with ground lease, on; the eat ai6e
OF sixth street between Broad ana Grace ssss;
J. D. WHITEHEAD, 1ex A. H, at HIS ropmE,
stock OF groceries, &c. sSSs
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WEATHER REPORT.
..,vs ON SATURDAY was mild and

Tvs HyAsHES ON 1A'' 'A'A1 was A'''A ~"N
rainy' xsrrn SATURDAY: 6 A. NJ, 81; !;
THskSSS y NJ, G.; SP. H., G2; T. M,
=: - midnight, 5a'
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axyc.poa6ence of the Ricsuond D,spa,cn.l
.,,,yD ONO STEAMER JAMES Fisk. Js., !
I" "' March 90, 1876.
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DOE RENT, a VERY DEsIRABLEAs
Il RESIDENCE, No. 9lO M street. between -
Ninth and Tenth streets tone square beyond Leignr
Rent moderate TO good tenant. Apply g ~ sga,s
same street. g45g1s Mn S0yots.ss5
EOR RENT, that very desirable Res. 5
I IDENCE No. 635 north Fiji, b street, cons fBix
tanning ten rooms, kitchen With four rooms = NJ ait
yery low. Apply to JOHN T.. G0DDIN
- - Real Estate Agent, s1tss
NH 1s.2vx Bank ana Eleventh atreefs.ss
FOR RENT, THAT LARGE AND@a
II DESIRABLE HOTEL BUILDING, &c Ms1
at Chester. Also, several NICE COfTAaES.tt to0-S
SESSION at once. Rent moderate 70 food fenanG.
Snniy tn J. u. 6NEAD. ssss
nh lest Chester, Va n
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MILLINERY.
BUSINESS CHAHCEs.

TANDsoME FRENCH PLATE NAN
STee.rt M ElIahiauaKhW lLBhHuK WALNUT MARRLB.ToR
splendid BLAcK' W1JLNTT & sEcKKrARYa ard
I For sale priyataly, very low. For particaisrs
sD''s . BYERLY4 PowELI 4 clemens. S.
NH 2T.3t 1874 Nstn s1cek. sSs
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DOR BENT AT LOW RATES

E,0R RENT AT LOW RATES. &sA
No. 625 north Eighth street; eight rooms.
. No. 407 west Main street; eight rooms.
No. 2115 east Broad street; seven rooms. g
Ne Is west Canal street six rooms. W X
No. 622 China, corner Pine street; SIX rooms. &
No. 2i6 south Second street six roofns.
No. GOT west Marshall street; six rooms,
No. 1O7 west Cary street |; SIX rooms. ~
No. 2OE south Second street i've roo1us.
No. $50 west Main street; I'VE rooms.
No. ZIG south Cherry street; four rooms.
No. 6O2 south First street: four rooms.
No. Williamsburg avenue three roo oroS.
No, 1917 north Seventeenth street: three ro0mS.-
No. TIA north Fourth street; three rooms.
SUIT OF ROOMS, consisting OF four rooms ):
bathroom, with use Of parlor, in No. Clio north
Seventh street. To an acceptable party low rents
Apply TO ]. THOMPSON BROWN 4
Real Estate Agent, IN
1 No. I11s Main street, opposite Dtspafea ofi'ea.
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT, A VERY DESIRABLE EA
Il SUBURBAN. PLACE, on Main street "a
short distance from the cooperate limits consisting OF
stable and other eutbuildings, and about four acres
Of rich land with some fruit and shade-trees here-
IN NH % 2Ypeod4t GRUBBs &, WILLIAMS.
F0R RENT, DWELLING No. I'll 6.!a 6a
IL east Marshall street, with four. rooms; ~
chen in good order. Apply to 8
NH 27.3t CRUCES WILLIAMS. s.
TOR RENT, SMALL BRICK TEN NE- f:5
IL MENT on Candles Hill; four rocmS; III,
kitchen, water, &c. Price, e16 per molth. S
80 ROBERT B.LYNE, y
NH ct Real Estate Agent. z
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TOR RENT, HATTORF'S PLEA-'s
i sURE GARDEN, with all its improve LII
STORES. 4
New BRICK STORE on Brook avenue near to-
Broad ssreet with DWELLINGS four rooms.
STORE No. 622 south Church street. .5
BAR-ROOM, with three rooms attached, IN Los
Gust alley. To an immediate tenant the rent VIII
VACANT ROOMS in various parts of tbs city.
AppIy to J.THOMPsON BROWN,
Real Estate Agent and Auctfoneer.
80 HIS Main street, opposite Dtspatsh ofHce,
mi, 2G S.M.&W3t -
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In addition to the changes referred to on
Saturday as having been made In the gene.
raj tax. bin the following are noted as OF in
terest TO many people in the community:
The tax on sampie-merchants remains az
IL Was last year s.zsestz
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

--Leslie's Popular Monthly for Sep
TENDER at MansIord's. .t..a6- aas ~ D..
The Christian Brothers' college
opened yesterday with sixty students.
DIR B. w. Mitchell, president OF the
board Of education, announces that the
public schools will open next Monday.
Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly fol-
September, Frank Leslie's for October,
aud Frank Leslie's Boys Of AHnericG for
October just received at Spangler's, SIC
Main street. r-..... .g4g.s. r
Major w. r. M'Clune, welI-known
to the citizens of Memphis, was last
eight elected secretary Of the Memphis
BOARD Of education, by Q unanimous vote,
an honor richly deserved. l..tsi
As there Is some interest felt by the
planters relative to supposed or rumnred
changes In the regulations governing
oagging on cotton, It Is officially an.
bounced by the cotton exchange that no
alteration in the rules will be made the
present SEASON, but it is earnestly urged
upon all planters that In bRling their
cotton they will, carefully refrain from
The use OF any superfous bagging In the
way Of side-heAds al d dcuble.aezds.
AT the school board meeting LAS
night the special committee on superin,
sendent's report presented their report,
fhecommitteei in reporting on the recon-,
incubation to abolish the high school,
reported adversely on the superintend.
snrs Recommendation. They reported
in favor OF abolishing French and Ger
msn, but for retaining the Greek and
Latin In the high school. They agree
with the superintendent in the tuegss.
don that the itinerant principal SYSTEM
be abolished, and that the head teacher
in each school act So principal. They
oppose the creation of the assistant su-
perinfendeDt. A minority report by
DR.. Mitchell ELECTED general discussion,
the vote to adopt being nine TO nine.
The msjorfty report, therefore, could not
be adopted until reported from the COM
mittee on rules and regulations.
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$50 Reward.

WE Will pay the above amount for the ap-
w prehensiOn and return to "a on Presi.
dents Island, the following described con-
Victs, or twenty dollars for either one OF said
convtcts, and q like amount for any convict
who has or may escape from the Island:
BOOMER BAILEI-Rged 40 years: 5 fset
81 inches high; dark color; thin and short
upper lip, which gives him the appearance OF
gr1nning when In conversation.
HENRY JONES-aged Is years. dark brown
feet inches high; quick spoken; lives east
OF Memphis or miles.
WIN. DEbEkRY- aged IS years; feet 2
inches high; dark color; lives on the Wild
berger place; LEFT eye sore when he leff
THO5. GARrER-aged IS years; feet 81
inches high; dark color; has scar on right
temple shaped like q half-moOn: he worked
at Catholic Cemetery on fernando road: his
family lives near that place.
JESSE KELLY-aged 81 years; fair COM
plexion; blue eyes; Hight and short hair: his
father IL a shoemaker, and lives in Fort Pick
eriDg.
JOHN DANCY aged q years; feet 81,
inches high; fair complexion; blue eyes; rec
hair; his parents live at Decatur, Ala.
CHAS. FA1N-aged Is years; brown; fee
81 inches high; black hair and eyes; scar OF
left side and on left hip; blacksmith by trade
used to work for James RoOsa.
The 1rst four escaped yesterday, the others
during the summer.
r- W.M FORREST a co.
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. F. n. White, JR., and wife, have
returned from the Centennial.
COLONEL ED RICHARDSON, Of Jack.
son, Mississippi, is In the city. ger-I
Mr.. R A. THOMPSON, Of the Ava.
Ldnche, left for New York Sunday.
GENERAL GEORGE w. GORDON win
be married to Mrs 8. o. Paine, in Bart
lett to-day. tEEF re rr.. 'rzTte s-
CAPTAIN s. F. MASSEY, of the Sena-
tobia Miss Tidal Wave, was in the
city yesterday.
MAJOR WILEY B. MILLER and dAugh-
ter have returned from the Centennial
and the eeashore.
COLONEL JOHN DONOVAN has re.
turned from summer tour among the
East Tennessee mountains.
Dr., 81. J. SHAW and lady are now at
Saratoga, and will go from there to Phil.
adeIphia; thence to Cape May.
SHERIFF ANDERSON and family have
returned from the Centennial, having
been absent on q pleasant tour Of .
month. -sef .5rsrs lr- ~ as
CAPTAIN 8. B. BRowN, editor and pro-
prietor Of the Water Valley miss. J
Central, is In the city in the interest OF
his paper. = - .Gt +, ~ ,.-5 amor. u
JUICE P. M. WINTERS has returned
from Hot Springs, Arksnsas. He is i'm.
proved In health, and ready to begin the
canvAss for the Democracy. Glsi s3sE
CAPTAIN P. w. SRMMEs, assistant
secretary of the chamber Of commerce,
leaves tomorrow for the Centennial and
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| the est. and win be absent two or three

the est, and win be absent two or three
weeks.
CAPTAIN LKNow, J. J. Rawlings,
Captain Stovall and Thomas Boyle,
E.a., have returned from East Tennes'
see, where they have been enjoying the
pleasant retreats Of that mountainous
section. r.-r
SUNDAY evening the Jewish syna-
goeue, at the corner Of Msin and Ek-
change streets, was densely crowded, the
occasion being the marriage of Mr.. Sam
ual May to Miss Bertha Schwarzenberg,
and Mr.. Israel P. May to Miss Sarah
Scbwarzenberg. The ceremony was
performed by Rabbi Samfield in his Gus.
tomary manner, and in accordance with
the forms Of the Jewish church. After
the marriage the happy couples, with q
large number OF their relatives and
friends, repaired TO the residence OF the
parsnts Of the brides, on Poplar street,
where delightful reception was given.
Messrs. Israel and Ben May are we'll
known young gentlemen in this cty,
and are to be Congratulated on having
won such lovsly and accomplished
brides-the Misses BchwaIZsnberg being
the daughters o. Mr.. Nathan Schwarz
enberg, a prominent Main street mer-
chant. The welded pains have our best
wishes for their future happiness and
DroeperitY, e.
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Good Suggestion.

To the Editor OF the Ledger:
As the Congressional convention meets in
Memphis on the seventh, 1 think til ere can
be no IMPROPERLY in supporting q little in
advance the name Of O worthy and suitable
Democrat for ps rmanent chairman. do not
know what delegates will come from HaTde-
man and Fsyette counties. but in looking
over the list OF elected IN this county ! was
struck with the idea that IL would be evident
ly proper and becoming in the delegates 10
select Colonel ID. G. Galloway to preside over
this Important convention. He has fought
the battles of his party with q singieness of
purpose, zeal and boldness that entltle him TO
this simple but distinctive recognition. Too
modest and generous toward others to avail
himself OF tie rewards that parties are wont
20 bestov on their champions, think there
would be peculiar fitness and propriety in
rendering him this well-deseryed compn-
ment. What say your
We heartily indorse the suggestion.
Colonel Galloway has not sought either
sno.uments or honors at the hands OF
the party for which he has labored q
lifetime. the courtesy proposed would
indicate Just estimate and appreciation
of the sterling qualities that make up q
true man IS well SIS his valuable services
IN the past.-Lcdger, September 4th.
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MEnrHIS And CHARLEsTON 4. Z
OHAHGE OF SCHEDULE.

On AND AFTER THURSDAY, AUGUST
~ 81, 1876,
Mail train, daily All u 81 am. 800 pm
Express train, daily, at--.---6 90 pm. E1o s-D
someryiile train, daily, ex-
oept Sundays, at----------5 ~ pm DIV 49,
Jackson, Tenn, accommo- r1asam
dalton tex. sunday "; I ~ pa 5ts 81 he
all tain viii not stop A. flAs SLa@oAs 70
tween fsrand Junction and Memphk.
Trains connect al Grand gnnou %ar Ioa Al
points and Al Decatur closeiy Eol Ao os sso -
-. 80 ,eotnts south. Close conneouon FoI
Esshyf1ls by both trains Closs oonLnsc1ons
Rt Chattanooga for h<AsselH ~NN
poinA. r.,vvaan Nenaphis ana
1. ,s 49, s1d MAGNIFICENT sleeping caroline
vii have one Of their new TeePe 10 i e -
Pn ..h nr1 W ashington and Bsl1more
2,,hont change. Only oSH caASeH 70 New
49, "a philadelphia -. -.fa
to5k ~ o 1-ainufas faster than city time.
41eESS s16ee. 2zs HAHN streS4;
,S 70 DTTNE Ticket Agent
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-Ez ChatterbOx New Yolume),
And a full line Of other juvenile books,
Just received at Dod's, 34l Main street.
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TerrthIe neath Inv ExnInstnn

CHICAGO, September 3.-The Tn.
6une's Lacrosse special gives the details
of the terrible explosion OF q boiler at
tached to a steam thresher working al
the farm of G. J. Jones, near Chstfsld,
Minnesota. The machine was III full
operation when the explosion occurred.
Engineer Lswton was blown one hum
dred and sixty feet, his body breaking
off q tree-top twenty feet from the
ground, and was Instantly killed. Chas.
Arnold, band cutter, was literally torn
to pieces, and portions of his body were
scattered all around the separator; VIM.
Burnett, msssurer, had the top OF his
head taken off by piece Of boiler, and
Everett Jones, the feeder, had leg and
arm badly broken. Tine boiler was blown
q distance OF two hundred feet,
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Mr. U. L. Collins sdvertises a spe.
cal excursion Tuesday from Browns.
vile, Humboldt, Milan, etc., to Louisville
ami Gin innati. Those who go ON this trip
will be pleased and delighted, as the accom-
modations will be first class in every respect
ample arrangements being made both SIS to
passenger and sleeping coaches. Persons who
have travelled with Mr.. collins on any Of his
previous excursions need no assurance as To
the pleasure and comfort of this one, for This
gentleman provides every convenience and
furnishes every facility requisite for the en-
joyment Of the traveller. The fare from
Brownsville to Louisville ana return is only
eight dollars and half, and to Cincinnati
and return ten dollars and a half This ex-
cursion train starts from Brownsville at foul
o'clock next Tuesday. The route is over the
Memphis and Louisville railroad and Louis
vile and Cincinnati short Line.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-05
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It will pay you to call at my well-knowr
e store;
You Will find an excellent stock on the
first floor,
Ysu are welcome to call in sunshine Oh
rain,
You cannot miss the place, 1t is 22I
Main.
Clothing for the rich, clothing for the
poor;
Clothing for the white, Chinee or Moor
At fifty cents less than cost, Is still my
cry,
1 am bound to sell out, root hog or die
You have perhaps heard that am well
known,
II you mistake the name, remember,