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ITALY.
LETTER FROM THE POPE TO THE IRIS
BISHOPS

LETTER FROM THE POPE TO THE IRIsf
R4sHoPs.
RoME, August ia letter from the pop,
to the Irish bishops, dated August 1st, is
published here. His holiness, expressing
his profound regret that tranquility has mo-
been restored in ireland, and that murders
continue to be committed, says: "The Irish
people by following the advice of their pre-
lates may hope for an alleviation of the ills
from which they suffer. A just cause
must be upheld by just mesns. Secret
societies must be Stunned To the words OF
81. Augustine, The firsf characteristic. trait
of liberty is The uIon-commission Of crimes.'
The priests eught to be acsiYe supporters OF
public order during the present froubles.n
The letter concludes by expressing the hope
thai the English government will do iustice
to the equitable Claims of the Irish people,
emembering thai the pacifcation of Ireland
constitutes an element of tranquility in the
whole empire.
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CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
Train.wrecker sentenced

MILWAUKEE, August 19.-William John
sou, the man who attempted TO wreck a train
on the Chicsgo and Northwestern railway
last Saturday, was sentenced TO six years at
hard labor in the penitentiary to-day.
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Thursday. September ?. 1854.

at 10 O'Clock am for the purpose of nominating
candidates for members Of the Legislature TO be
supported at the coming ection- Also to elect
Thirty nine Delegates to represent Shelby county
in the Republican Congressional Convention, TO be
held at Somerville Tor the Tenth District, on Sep
tember IA. 1882. and to transact such other bust
ness as shall come before the Convention.
By order of the Committee.
T. A. HAMILTON, Chairman.
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The suIIivan.Ges. MN.

MONMOUTH PARK, n. J., August I9.-In
the races to-day Blackstone, Wyoming,
Girolae, Csrnaition, Monitor, Marathon and
Ike Bonham we're the winners.
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BROWNSVILLE, Tx, August ls-There
were thirty new cases OF yellov-fever to-day
and three deaths--ffteen deaths from all
causes for the week jast ended. There are
200 cases Of yellow-fever under treatment by
The doctors f-1.
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Masonic Notice.

MEMPHIS R A. CHAPTER. No o5 r. n
4hl and A. M-Will meet in stated con- "a
vocation tomorrow (AONDAY1 eveningNH "
at 7:30 O'Clock. for dispatch of business. A<
Visiting companions fraternally invited + "
By order H. b. CULLEN n p
JOHN ID. HUM Recorder
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A q meeting of the Republican Executive
II Committee of shelby county, held ON the
18th day OF August, 1882, the following proceed
ings were had, to wit:
Res0tred That Mass Convention OF the Repuh-
hcan party of Shelby county be held at the EX-
POSITION BUILDING, in the city of Memphis, on
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The C., o. and s. W. 4 T.
will sell round trip tickets from Cos ington Ripley
Neubern and Rives Tennessee, and Fulton. NAY
field and Paducah. Kentucky. Also, Louisville
and Nashville Railroad from stations between
Memphis and Bowling Green, Kentucky, and sta
lions on the Henderson branch between Guthrie
and Henderson, TO nphis, at four cents per mile
round trip. and only for this OCCASION Irnns
q IN. and at 20 pm.
Tick cts good for Thirty Dsys, and limited
to continuous passage in beth directions K z,
YEAR For further information cal on or write
to the follow1ng-nHmei Agents:
& WILLIAMS Passenger Agt Memphis. Tenn
BARNEY HUGHES. Ticket Agent
27s Main street. Memphis, Tenn
q l. FISLEY Ticket Agent, 27s Esin, Memphis,
and Louisville xnd HAEhFille Depot. head Main 81
D. C. ROBERT6. Gen. PAssr and TICKET Agent,
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Rnetux ar Monmouth Pnrk

NEw York, August 19.-At the Coney
| Island course to-day the winners were Little
Harry, Marchioness, Black Gal, s. B. Sprsgue
and Jim Eanderyer.
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Y. M. n. A.

A GESERAL meeting of the Young Mems he
n brew Association viii be held this SUNDAY
afternoon, at 2:30 O'Clock at corner Main and Ex
change streets Members are requested 10 attend
J. sAMUEIs. Secretary.
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ST LOUIS, August 19.-The Hon. 3. Graiz
Drown na. aaoresssa very strong letter on
the subject of prohibition 10 DR.. John a.
Brooks. the leader Of the movement IN this
state, in which ne takes most decided grounds
in favor OF submitting constitutional
smendment on the subject, and stoutly main
taips thar prohibition has in ii every right
of Justice and common sense.
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Saratoga Races
Conex Islana Race..

SARATOGA, August 19.-The winners to-
day we're jennie ", Miss Woodford and Ben
dor
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

OFFIca BOARD MISSISSIPPI LEvEE CoAnIssIoNERsl
GREENvIL1E, MISS August 10, 1882. !
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the
- Office of the Board of Mississippi Levee Com
missioneIs, at GRANVILLE, Washington county,
Miss, up 70 O'Clock p m, Monday, September 4,
ments monthly, in cash:
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THE NEWS AT LONDON.

LONDON, August ia dispatch from
Alexandria states that Generals Mills and
Graham and the Duke of Connaught hal
gone to Aboukir. OF the whole fleet oi
ironclads the Invincible and Inconstant
alone remain. The Forty.ninth, Seventy
FIFTH and Seventy regiments at Ram
leh, will probably support the movement at
Aboukir by an attack on the left flank of
the enemy.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
E,ex.rar Rarnea.
Factories Bursed.

vnLIscA, IA, August 19-6mith.& Burler
Bn's elevator and mill burned last night.
.oss, $S5, 900. Insured.
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EX-SECRETARY BELkNAP
LoAFTHG ABOUT WAITING FOR SOMETHING
TO TURN UP.

WAsHNGToN, August 19.-Among those
who have held a prominent place in the
government who still lInger in Washington
during the warm August weather is Ex-Sec-
retary-of-War BelKnap. Almost any even
ing he csn be seen sitting in front of the
Ebbitt House. He is a comparatively young
and rather good-looking man. While Con-
gress was in session he was const sutly about
the lobbies as il looking for some one. 1t is
noticeable that his society is not sought
after. His career in the war department is
not forgotten, and nen of position and infu-
ence appear to avoid him. lie has no par
ticular ability and there is, therefore, no
reason for supposing that he will ever
come to the surfsce again. 1t is
said that be has never recovered fully from
the surprise which Grants act, in making
him member of his cabinet, caused him.
Belknap came to Washington TO get posi-
tion that would have afforded him decent
living, His expectations, it is reported,
were not much higher thar a $1,000 clerk
ship. II is not TO be wondered at, therefore.
that he was surprised when he was put at the
head Of the war department. He has a lit
tie property, but not enough 10 live as he
would like 10 live.
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ST. MARY'S
CATHOLIC SCHOOL

NTE take pleasure in bringing to the notice oi
wv parents that st. Marys Catholic School, cor
ner Third and Market streets, will be reopened on
The FIRST Monday OF septenber Eext
The good reputation this school has SO deservedly
cient proof of its excellent management.
Therefore no better inducement TO send their
ehfldIen can be offered to parents than to state
cient and thorough teachers of the Order of Ursu-
lines as last year In addition to the usual Ele-
mentary Branches, the German is taught: also
Eeedlework to girls. The astonishing progress
In these branches made last year could be wit
messed, and was duly acknowledged by all who at
tended the examination held at st. Mary's last
June, All that intend to enter St Marys School
are kindly requested TO start at the beginning as
this 10 of great benefit TO the learners.
A 50, MUSICAL DEPARTMENT viii be opened
at the residence of the Sisters on Carroll avenue
No. 1872, for the benefit of such who wish to learn
music. This branch, however, will form extra
charges,
For full particulars apply to the Rev. Father P.
ALOYSIUS, O.S.Fr., Pastor Of st. Mary's Catholic
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EGYPTIAN NOTES.

A commission of the naval officers of al
the States concerned will meet at Port Said
to superin.end measures necessary for the
protection of the canal.
The khediye has decided to intrust Cheril
Pashs with the presidency of the new min.
istry, but the ministry will not be constituted
until the srriyal OF Risz Pasha.
Generals Wolsely and Adge accompanied
the transports in the dispatch boat Sslamis
Admiral Seymour will hoist his flag on
board the ironclad Alexandria to-day.
The sultan is understood to be more ad-
verse than ever to the issuance of procla-
nation against Arab Pasha and the &C.
ceptance of the proposal for military inter-
vention. The fanatical party are for the
moment entirely in the ascendant. The
growing sy mpathy of the people here with
Arabi Pasha is daily increasing.
Mr.. Long, American consul, was attacked
yesterday inside the Gobarri gate, by about
forty natives. Soldiers arrived and dis
persed the crowd. The ringleaders of the
assaulting party were arrested. 1t appears
that the natives had attempted to stop Long
as he was driving. He became annoyed,
and urged on his horse, inficiing injuries on
some oil the party
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MODIFIED MILITARY coNyENrIoN

CoNsTANTINoPLE, August ia special
cabinet council was held to-day, at which
Assym Pasha was present. 1t is understood
the Porte is willing TO modify the Turkish
draft for military convention by adding
the following three clauses: First-An
English general shall be attached to
the Turkish camp iu order 10 facilitate
the interchange of communications between
the Turks and British. Second-Maneuvers
of the English and Turkish forces shall be
mutually carried out in such tanner as to
avoid the interference of one with the other.
Third--A date shall be fixed for the evacua-
ton of Egypt by the English forces.
IT is believed that England also has con-
sented TO certain notifications in her draft
for convention and an understanding be-
tween the two governments is therefore re-
garded probable
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A TrrRIx use of Browns Iron Bitters viii
stre1ezSe1 ne uerTss and muscles with new NE
80 ~zrd od many diseases that other
wise efe sure 70 encloach upon weak consnn-
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Robertson's Business College
Republican County Convention

800 Main Street, Memphis, Tenn.
~ Course, $40. S. NJ. ROBERTSON,
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TALK.
ESTIMATES OF THE REV FOR THE CUR
RENT

RENT YEAR.
WASHINGTON, August 19.-Pretty warm
discussions are occurring these warm days in
the treasury department over the estimates
OF the revenue for the current year. Some
of the'experts think that the secTetary's esti.
mate at the beginning ol the fiscal year, OF
S400 0G0,090 OF reyenqe for this year is Just
about right; that the revenue is more likely
to fall below than go above it. Reckoning
up the appropriations and the liked charges,
topether win -. linking fund r. squirements,
they not only destroy the possibility of any
surplus this year, but EgEre out deficiency
OF from sl0,O0O,o0O TO S20.00O,o0O. Others
of the experts say that this is a
the large appropriations OF the last Con
gress make a tremendous hole in any
possible surplus, but they disagree with
heir brethren in regard TO the prospective
revenue. Looking at the revenues that have
come in since the 1st OF July, and then for
ward, they see total income TO the treasury
of something like $3.50, 600 900, or $500, ,000,-
600 more than the estimate. They think
that out of this increase we can, notwith
Standing the large increase in appropris-
tions, worry out quite respectable eurplus;
to which the conservative experts responded
that one swsllow does not make a
summer, and that no one can argue from the
fact that the government receipts today
amount to something like 81 500, 900, at
time when it is always the case that goods,
upon which internal and external taxes are
due are being taken out OF bond, that the
government receipts viii be the same or
more every day until the 1st of next July.
OF course, 4 failure of the surplus would
call for reduction OF expenses rather than
q reduction OF revenue.
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FURTHER PARTICULARS.

Msjor-General Wood and staff made q re.
connoissance from the outpost at RamIeh, to.
day, without any intention of engaging iu
serious military operations. When near by
ArAhS Pssha's outposts the enemy
lets accompanied by rockets and
shells among our men from batteries
masked by trees. The ironcIad train pro-
ceeded TO Mahalla Junction and opened fire
with forty six FOUNDER, pitching four shots
-isto---tAe -snAIsay's anarters- II Ia reported
that four English soldiers were wounded
during the afternoon
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Eleven Desshs az Matamoras


MATAMoRAs, August b. There were
eleven deaths from yeiloy-ieker during the
last twenty-four hours and few new cases.
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At PORT SAID

- PcnR SAID, August 19.-Just before sunset
the gunboat Falcon went out apparently 10
reconnoitre Fort Ghsmel. She is now an
ehored on the fort. Two French gunboats
entered the canal to-day, said to bound for
1-mailia. l. is also said that some British
troops will leave here tonight for I-msilia.
detailed for duty at Ismailia.
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IRELAND.

ANOTHER OUTRAGE.
LONDON, August 19.-Three men working
on boycotted farm near Boyle were fred
at and famed. One Goffney was mortally
vounds6. - 80 a. > =
LORD MAYOR DAWSON,
in letter in which he encioses s1O toward
paying Grsy's fine, says he is prepared TO
lake all legal steps as member Of the court
which setenced Gray to evince his want of
concurrence in its action.
GRAY TO BE RELEASED.
1t is stated that Earl Spencer, lord lieu.
tenant OF ireland, has received authority to
act as ne sees 1T In the case OF Gray. It il
generally anticipated that Gray will shortly
be released.
ANOTHER VICTIM DEAD.
DUBLIN, August 19.-One of the Two boys
wounded at the time the Joyce family were
murdered died of his wounds. He was only
fourteen years old. The other boy, who is
but twelve years of age, is in very serious
PROSTATE condition. He states that the
sssassins, who were disguised, numbered
four or five. Joyce's mother was over
body was devoured by dogs before her
corpse was discovered. The house in which
the family lived presents a shocking spec
tacle. The bodies OF the victims lie on the
floor, riddled with bullets and mangled as ii
they had been battered with hammer. The
murder was the most horrible that ever dis
graced even Ireland. Four persons have
been arrested on suspicion.
THE GOVERNMENT HOPEFUL.
George Quo Treyelyn, chief secretary for
Ireland, speaking at Londonderry to-day,
said the irish government were beginning to
feel sense of hope, slmost of confidence, TO
which they were strangers at the dark hour
when they commenced their labors.
IMPRISONED SUSPECTS RELEASED.
CORK, August 19.-Thirieen suspects, ar
rested under the coercion ACT, have been re-
leased from Eoniskillen prison.
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FIGHT AT ABOUKR.
Heavy Firing in the Direction or the
Forts, Which are Probably Being
BOnbarded.
Engagement on the Mahmoudieh Canal
The American Consul Attacked
England and the Porte.

ALEXANDRIA, August 19.-Six transports,
with troops, and two gunboats left this port
Friday night 10 take a position outside of
the harbor, ready to start Saturday.
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6 P,M.-Fighting commenced this after.
noon ON the Mahmoudieh canal. The British
are using heavy guns brought to the neigh
borhood OF Millaha Junction yesterday. The
firing still continues.
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1l:l5 PM.-The transports and feet are
now stsaming eastward. The ships have
their topmssts lowered and yards secured
with everything cleared, ready for action.
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J MtMp1lbI 4c11L'
Memphis, Tenn.
ka1n, Memphis
ot. head Main -.
Ticket Agent,
little Roct, AK,
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LAO P.M.-Heavy firing in the direct
of Aboukir has jus. begun.
FIGHTING; ON THE CANAL
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Hl11ah: krS. SpoODGndYke will be Happy Now. W.B. IS THE ROYAL APPETIZER.
SPOOPENDYKE AND HIS DOG.
From New Haven U71ion.)


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 He is carrying home bottle of Wheat Bitters to 8 sick wife. The fact Is, he is in much haste to get home. Mrs. s. his wife, has sent him for the biters, and 30 years of malarial bliss has impressed upon his billiard ball pate the expediency of obeying the behests of the wife of his bosom. Her last Dear. hurry back with the Wheat Bitters." The cause of his haste is plain enough!
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 Best ever made, Enory's Little Cathartic Pills, peasant to take, sugar-coated, no gripping; only 15 cents a box, of druggists or by mail. Whittlesey's drug store, 228 Chapel
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