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FLOWERS, TREES and BULBS
PLANTERS
PATENT COTTONBASKET
Convenient, Economical and Durable.
q. KATZENBERGER'S SONS,
MANUFACTURERS AND AGENTS.
NO. ~ MABIsOE sTREET. MEMPHIs
Notice of Application for Incorporation.

Ii persons interested W III take notice that the
II undersigned intend to apply in the manner
prescribed by law. on the 18th day OF september.
iss2 for charter of incorporation for the town q
Mflfingtoa, which Eaid town. when Incorporates,
will embrace the following territory, situated on
The Chesapeake Ohio and Southwestern railroad,
in shelby county, Tennessee, t0-wft: Beginning
A. q stake near the center Of Thomas Culllnss lot,
south So east = links from peach tree; thence
north 65s west b53 links 70 stake in the center OF
the above raiIrosd; thence north 5o east with the
railroad $50 links 70 stake IN the center OF the
railroad: thence north 65' west 100 links 70
stake north Sc west 81 links from maple marked
x: thence north 25e east, go links TO stake IS
east 80 links from persimmon tree; thence south
$50 east 100 links 70 o stake north IS east 100
links from elm marked X: thence south z5S wet
100 Links TO elm marked K thence south 65o east "a
links 70 oak stump; thence south 25o west $50
links 70 the beginning. containing II g 100 tzeres
An alphabetical list OF the quslihed voters In
municipal elect ons. were said town incorporated;
has been made out and filed on tbs 18Th day OF
September, 1SS2 with Cham Jones, Jus
tice OF the Peace in and for Shelby county. Ten
nessee, who resides nearest 70 said opposed town,
said alphabetical List - in the custody Of sad
Cham Jones. aud viii re main and be found at his
residence for thirty days from the date Of this
notice open 70 the inspection of ali persons inter
ested in this matter. W. G. EASILY,
T. z. CUILKES,
J. ". MOORE
JOHN FITZGERALD,
september IS, 1882. JOHN BLACKWELL
Brooks Hammer, Att'ys for Petitioner
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shelbyville, Wednesday, October 4th.
Lewisburg Thursday, October 5th.
Pulaski Friday, October 9th.
Luxembourg, Saturday, october 9TH;
Nashville, Monday night, October 9th.
Charlotte, Tuesday, October 10th.
Waverly, Wednesday. October 18th.
Camden, Thursday, October 18th.
Huntingdon, Friday, October 18th.
Paris, Saturday, October 18th.
Dresden, Monday, October 10th.
Trenton. Tuesday, October 18th.
Alamo, Wednesday, October 18Th
Dyersburg, Thursday October 18th.
Ripley, Friday, October 10th.
Covington, Saturday, October Dist,
Memphis. Monday night. October I'D.
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KiekfpE Against the Board.

CHICAGO, September 2s-The cases of the
twenty.three members of the Board Of
Trade, who sued out injunctions to restrain
the Board from expelling them for non-set-
Elements in July wheat on basis of 81 35,
as found by the Arbitration Committee,
came up in the Superior Court to-day on the
motion to make the temporary injunction
permanent The day was consumed in srgu-
ment nv counsel
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GEN. BATE,s ArroINrMENTs.

IOO 10 I A6AINbI ROAEO.
The betting against Romeo is now 100 10
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WIN anu Alone.

TRENTON, n. J., September s5.-Jhe State
Central Committee Of the National party
have resolved that The National nary II
Ne " Ierssy aud shah be frve from all al
lisnces with either Of the old parties.
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POINT ISABEL, September 2S.-One new
case; the old cases convalescing. Capt.
Wing, of Ssntagertrude rancho, near Corpus
Christi, is sick. DR.. c. B. Combe was wired
TO attend him, and started this morning. He
will have to pass DR.. Murray's Gordon 10
reach there. A small mail reached here last
evening. There is no reason why mails
should not come on time.
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Lonxferlow and Westminster

A correspondent of the London Globe, who
signs himself "W. F. N" has just made
protest against placing any memorial of
IopefelloT in Westminster Abbey. His
ground Is that so to commemorate a poet
who was not an Englishmsn would be truly
monstrous, Gas the Abbey has up TO this tins
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JOHN FITZGERALD,
september Is, 1892. JOHN BLACKWELL
Brooks d Hammer, Att'ys for Petitioner
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Chester Park ksces.

CINcINNATI, September 2s.-Chester Park
races.
First RGee-2;40 class. Bob Acres won.
Time-2:323, 2:303, 2:30a, 2:2Sa, $50, 2:2Sa,
2;323.
Second Raee.-2.21 class. Matte Graham
won. Time-2:333, 2:S0, 2:3l4, 2:31f.
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Rrightoo Beach Races.

LosDoN, September U.s. The Rutland
stakes at Newmarket was won by Golden
Farmer, beating Gorillard's Comanche, the
only other starter.
The Newmarket October handicap was
won by Wandering Nun; Strelitzia second,
Roysterer third. Six started, Including SUIT
Ter. Suller, ridden by Archer, was the ia
vorite, two against one.
The second Nursery stakes was won by
Elcevir; Witchcraft second, Lorillara's
Touch Me-Not third.
The Grand Duke Michael stakes was won
by Gareth; Lorillard's Sachem second, Locks
ley third. There were six starters, includ-
ing Keene's bay colt Romeo. The latter was
the favorite, but was unplaced.
100 TO l AGAINST ROMEO.
The betting against Romeo is now 100 10 /.
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MONTREAL, September %. - Provincial
Turf Club races. The Maiden plate was
won By Mocassin; Haven second
The Autumn plate race for horses bred in
the Dominion, two miles, was won by Dis
turbsuce: Role second
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YELLOW-FEVER.
Mafamoras Celebrates the Conclusion OF
the Plague with Fireworks and
a Grand Ball.

MATAMoRAs, September 2S.- The city
celebrated this evening with grand display
OF fireworks and ball, upon the conclu-
sion OF the fever. Two deaths here of
fever. No report OF new cases. Weather
cool and hleasaut
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SPORTING NEWS.
BaSehAlI.


CHICAGO, September 2s.-Chicagos, IL;
Buffalos, ).
CLEVELAND, September 2s.-DetrOiis, A;
Clevelands, 2.
NEW YORK, September 28.-Bostens, 5;
Metropolitans, o.
PnfLAuELPHIA, September 2s.-Philadel-
phias, 8; Providences, 8.
CcNcfNNATI, September 2s.-Cihcinnati, / !;
Louisville o. Ills is the last champion
chip game here. The Cincinnatis played
without an error.
THE cHICAGo's THE CHAMPIONS.
CHICAGO, September 28-To-day's victory
gives the Chicago club the League champion
ship for 1882. It's games won number fifty
four, with one more game 10 play. Provi-
dence has won 6fiy-oue, and has two more
10 play, 30 thst winning both it will still be
one behind Chicago. 1t lie understood that
Providence proposes to protest the game
won by Chicago from Buffalo, 10 Buffalo, as
illegal, being played within the Detroit
Buffalo schedule dates.
GONE BACK ON THEIR AGREEMENT.
: PROVIDENCE, r. / September 2s.-There
is much excitement in baseball circles over
what appears to be an expose Of an attempt
to break the compact made at the recent
meeting in Philadelphia, 10 the effect that
the possession of the-els~...f.;v-,eh;t, penuaut
was not to be decided by the result of games
played as per schedule, but that another
series of nine games was to be played by the
Chicago and Providence teams, which was 10
settle the question OF superiority. To-day
President Winship, of the Providence Club,
received message from Spauldjng, repre-
seuting the Chicago Association, in which he
asked if it would not be we'll 10 ignore the
Philadelphia compact and settle the cham
pionship by the present schedule, as he has
been advised that the compact was Illegal
and unconstitutional, and not binding
Winship telegraphed that he should
live up to the compact and that he
expects the other signers to do the same.
He gave SpauIding until 2 O'Clock in the
afternoon TO accept bid By the compact,
when, If no answer was received, he should
make the matter publie: No matter wss
received. II The compact is declared void,
efforts will be made 10 have the vote where
by Buffalo games were transferred 10 the
Chicago diamond field also declared illegal.
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Inc Oreron sen.,or.h,n

SALEM, September 2S.-Mitchell received
to-day on the joint ballot forty-tWo; Prim
twenty mine, and the rest scattering. Mitch
ell likes only four votes of election. The
situation remains unchanged.
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rRnnaRAxEraaA

The people of Matamoras believe in a
rapid passage from "grave to gay" They
celebrated yesterday with the banjo and the
dance, fireworks and the fandango, the
subsistence of the yellow-fever. The de-
ppessions incident to the plague were
Thrown off as the last case was announced
Joy was turned loose, was uncon6ned,
SO to speak, and they went on with the giddy
dance to the Iascivious music Of the lutte.
They we're tired of prayers and appeals, tired
of the muf1ed tread, the pauoply of woe and
the horrid accessories OF tragedy continued
through many days. and eagerly surrendered
themselves TO comedy and roaring farce, az
was the custom on the mimic stage q nder
Grts- bcifsm management.
ouaf a cup to the dead already.
And hurrah for the next that diesl
We remember how even the suggestion of
Mardi. Gras WAS frowned upon in Memphis
after the dreadful holocaust of 1878. They
seem 10 understand human nature better in
Matamoras, and do not regard the rebound
from the grave to life as at ali detrimental to
their faith. There's is an easy-goiDz and
self-satisfyiDg method of life, and if their
days are fewer than ours they are merrier,
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OFFICE BOARD OF HEALTH,
" TAxIEG-DIsTEIcT OF SHELLEY Co., TENN,
MEMPHIS, September %, 1882.
TREE vACCINATION-A limited supply of
10 fresh Bovine Vaccine Virus received to-day
at the Office of the Boz ard of Health, No. 81 Poplar
street. Parties having children who require vac.
cination, and who unable to pay for same, Will
present them there as early as possible.
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A Denial From Congressman HIscOck.
SYRACUSE N. Y, September 2S.-Congress-
man Hiscock makes an explicit denial of
any part in or knowledge of the Smith-Mon-
faoue affair
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CAPITAL BRIEFS.

WAsHINGToN, September 2S.-The COM
mission appointed to select a site for :be
Marine Hospital at Cincinnati recommend
the purchase of the Hilgore property ior
$50. 600. The report has been approved.
The army officers and civil employees oil
the War Department are forbidden TO make
public any information relative to the BUSH
ness of the Department.
The Treasury Department has purchased
4l5.OO0 ounces Of fine silver for delivery al
the Philadelphia, New Orleans and San
Francisco mints-
Judge Jere Black, on behalf of the Nor
mons, will present to the Secretary Of the
Interior an agreement in favor of the re-
moval of Gov. Murray, OF Utah, in
connection with an agreement TO prove the
Utah Commission unconstitutional.
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The PrOhibfifOa Movement TN Massa

BosroN, September pa convention of
the temperance organizations OF this State,
in the interest of the constitutional prohib-
itory movement, was held to-day, there being
large attendance OF delegates. The Rev.
Julius S. Seeleye was elected permanent
president, with long list of vice. presidents,
including the governor of the State. Presi-
dent Seeleye made an address upon the
necessity of prohibition.
Mr.. Seelye was followed by Mrs. J. E. Fos-
Ter, of Iowa, and Mrs. Mary Livermore, who
appealed for contributions to the amount OF
$500, which were speedily collected. Gen.
John L. Swift then made an address, which
concluded the morning session. The even
ing session was taken up in addresses on
y arious uhiecta
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anaQ0 Reward

For any case of weakness, i'll health, dyspep-
ala. INDIGESTION nervous debility, urinary Olson
der, lung trouble, liver complaint or any cnTonic
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Br,tI.n HeroIsIn fin exypt.

few days later, another Reconnaissance"
is made, and after explaining precisely the
exact number of yards at which our shot
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A Crooked Collapse nj saa Franchises.
SAN Francisco, September 27--The firm
Of + nrieh & Hansen, The vell-knoHn
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One Death nj Brownsville.

No New Cases at Fort Brown.
FORT Brown, September 2S.-One death,
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About over at Potat Isabel.

Thirty-Stx New Cases at Pensacola.
PENSACOLA, September %. = Thirty six
new cases of yellow-fever; Two deaths.
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Notice Of Dissolution.

THE mercantile firm of WATERMAN 4 BEAN,
i at Dumas Station, this State, is and has be-
undersigned viii remain at the old stand. sud as
surviving partner. wind up ali the Affairs and buzz.
nees of the late firm. All persons indebted TO the
old arm of WATERMAN & BEAN wiz settle with
me. and all claims agsinst said erm will be ad-
iusted by me. s.
q. WATER MAN,
Surviving partner of late hrm OF waterman &
Bean.
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BROWNSVILLE, Tex, September 28.-One
death to-day. No new cases.
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DIR. A. ii. HILZIM,

MEMPHIS TENNESSEE
ofice: 81 South Court street. Residence: 40
fernando road.
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IRELAND


DUBLIN, September 2s-E: Dryer Gray
is 50 iering acutely in prison from an afiec-
ton of the chest.
A PROMINENT BARRIsTER DEAD.
Gerald Fltzgibbop, master in chancery,
and prominent among the counsel for the
defense in the State trials OF 1843, is dead.
MURDERED FOR PAYING RENT.
A farmer named Hickey, of Tipperary
county, has been murdered for paying his
rent, in violation of an order of the local
Land League, aud for assistance in the de-
tense of some MEN employed in gathering
crops on the farm of an evicted tenant
named Carroll. The Carroll family were
arrested.
NO DIFFERENCES BETWEEN DILLON AND
PARNELL.
LONDON, September 2S.-It is understood
that Daviit and Dillon EXPLICITLY denied
that any difference exists between the latter
Of ill-health. There are hopes in the party
that he may be able TO resume his duties
after an absence OF year.
FOREIGN FLASHES.
LONDON, September 28.-The Bank of
Bengal has reduced its rate OF discount
from FIVE TO four per cent.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, September 28.-The con-
struction of 200 Berdan torpedoes i, ordered
to be FASTENED. All other work at the ar
senal gives place 10 the manufacture of tor
pedoes.
CATrARo, September 2S-Disturbances
have broken out among the Montenegrins in
Kolaschin. Gov. Novin Bazaar has sent
a body of Nizsms to occupy the Turkish
Kolsschin.
QUEBEc, September 2s.-Bird Rock will
be supplied with food from the Magdalens
Islands until Quebec can afford supplies
Eleven people were on the rock twelve days
without bread.
ST. PETERSBURG, September 2S.-Gen
TodlebeD, speaking at wilma, publicly ex.
pressed his belief in the imPsrtiality and
Observation-Disclosures OF the Jewish members Of
that municipality, and hoped their advice
would be taken as readily as that of Chris
tiaus.
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LOUISVILLE, September 2S.-Seventh day
of the fall meetin0 of the Jockey Club: de-
lightful weather; track in good condition
large crowd present.
First Race-Mile heats. Freeland won !;
Fellewplay second, Fatinilxa third, Belle of
the Highlands fourth: Time-1:43l, l; 43,
1 :473.
Second Race-Mile and half. George
Hakes won; Harry F. second, Annie G. third.
Time-2:3S3.
Third Race.-One mile. Lord Raglan won ;
Mary Corbett second, Pope Leo third. Time
Il :46a.
Fourth ces-Three-quarters of mile.
Cardinal McCloskey won; Ascender second,
Hasssn third. Time :l6.
Rrightos Reach Races.
New YORK, September 2S.- Brighton
Beach races:
First Race.-Seven furlongs. Viola won;
Little Pat second, Hippogriffe third. Time
Ia
Second Raee.-One mile Flower of Kill
dare won; Knight Templar second, Hartford
third. Tlme-l As.
Third Race -Three-quarters of a mile:
Bonheur won; Hatachimie second, Little Dan
third. Time-1 III.
ssFourh Rdoe.-One and one-eighth miles
Little Harry won; Rambler second, Ida B.
third. Time-1 SO.
Fifth Race.-Stseple race; short course.
Bride Cake won; Lilly Morson second, Jim
Ridgeway fell, and J. Onray refused the water
jump. Time-2:55.
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Terms of the District
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State of Louisiana
Parish Of Vnrmi1ion

State OF Louisiana
Parish of Vermilion
Pursuant to an order of the
Honorable John Clegg, Judge of
the 25th Judicial District, notice
is hereby given that the terms of
Court for this, the 25th Judicial
District, are by rule of Court,
made and entered this 10th day
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In the parish of Vermilion,
Jury Terms will be begun and
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uary and the first Monday of Sep
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Second Monday of April and the
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