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EGYPT.
ooNnArnHr AM KHARrouM,

CoSSAUGHT, AND kHAkIOUM.
CAIRO, October 2z.-The Duke OF Con-
naught has left for Eugland. The False
Prophets are reported within three days
march of KhartoHns. 1 council Of minis
tiers was he d to-day.
PROF. PALMER's REMAINS.
Hgman remains have been discovered,
which are halieyed to be those OF Prof.
Palmer.
PROOFS OF THE sULTAN's DUPLIcITY.
A portion of Arab Pa.ha's correspondence
having beep ,rsnslanied by order of the au-
thoritie-, letter las been found from the
Sultan, which urges the rebel ckief 10 resist
the invasion of England and France, or any
other foreign power, and 10 defend the faith
Of his country against those who busy Them
selves 10 bring about triumph for lis sd
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sfaeclaI OOIlespOnueHCe OF INC APpeaI-l
OxF0RD, October 26.-The Mcneil family
gave an entertainment at the city hall last
Monday night. The hall wss crowded, and
it proved TO be a success. g.2ey went 10
Water Valley Tuesday evening.
The decline in cotton does not prevent the
reopie from bridging il 70 market. Mid
ding is selling at about 9.3ec.
Our city continues TO be very heslthy.
Scarcely any sickness in toSn. C.
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PRooFs OLE THE s111rAN,s nIrrIIcrr1.
STA.
hOO0IFN.
,-nrr-rrnrrsrs At ODESSA.

ARREST OF RENOLUTIONISTS AT ODESSA
VIENNA, October 27.-SeveDty-hve revelu-
Gonisls have been arrested az O1essa, among
them a student, who had in his possession
press and many Nihilist marifestos. Agra
risn disturbances have occurred IN the gov
ernment of yolkyria. a priest has been
murdered for distributing the imperial proc
lamation in regard TO the sgrarian question:
TEE AUsIRIANs IN BEssARABIA TO BE
LOOKED AFTER
ODESSA, October 27.-The governor oil TINS
district has given strict orders mat iHe
movements of the AUstrians who reside IN
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BesssTabia be sharply looked after. This
seemed 10 the governor TO be necesssry he
cause a connection had been discovered IN
exist between the Austrian Socialists and
the revolutionary party Of Russia. an
aIlisnce that has long been feared, aud that
will now be frustrated as soon "a il sho va tia
head, If the authorities eau effect it.
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Louisiana Pa.rons OF Husbandry.

BATON ROUGE, October 2T.-The State
Grange this evening adopted resolution
recommending elementary works en- agri-
culture in the public schools; also, resoln-
ton declaring that the Patrons of Hus-
bandry make war on no legitimate business,
but are endeavorng to better the condition
of farmers, thereby making them more self
sustaining. They will, however, mi axe, at all
times and in all places, war against monop-
lies of nature that affect their interests or
the interests of the people generally.
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GERMANY.

RESULT OF ELECTIONS FOR THE PRUssIAN
DIET.
BERLIN, October 27.-The result of the
elections for the Prussian Diet ia that the
Conservatives have gained twelve seats,
principally at the expense Of the National
Liberals. The representation Of the other
parties is the same as last session.
RETURNS FROM ELECTIONS Te THE GERMAN
PARLIAMENT.
Returns from 425 election districts show
133 Conservatives, ninety-two Center party,
and thirty-eight Progressists were elected.
Prof. Virchow, DR.. LoeWe and Herr Richter
are returned by sweeping msjorities. Prof.
Virchow received $50 votes against 153 for
Court Chaplain Stoecker.
UNTRIzSDLINEss TO ENGLAND CONDEMNED.
A leading editorial in the Zsitung declares,
in SO many words, that the German govern
ment condemns the uDfriendly attitude OF
the German press, and more particularly of
tue Cologne Gazette, toward the British gov
eminent. The result of such hostility will
be Inevitably TO Illustrate the governments
friendly policy and attitude toward England
throughout her troubles in Egypt.
THE REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENT IN FRANCE.
In German papers lively discussion is
going on among politicians of various fac
tions regarding the revolutionary move
ment which has so suddenly and unex-
pectedly developed in France. They con-
cur in expressing the opinion that Gam beta
will profit by the outbreak in Lyons, and
will seize the opportunity to step to the
front and declare himself TO be savior of
society and the apostle OF peace TO his
country,
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Harper's Magazine for November.I
THE BRIDES TOILETTE.
BY HLLRs MAcKAYHUrcHISsoN.
Concieroerie, 17e,

Coneier0erie, 1898.
Dame! how the moments go,
And the bride Is not readyl
Call all her firing maidens-
Paul, Jean, and Thedie.
Is this your robe, my dearf
Faith, but she's steady
The bridegroom is blessed who gets
Such brave lady.
"PGrdiC that throat is fair;
How he will kiss it,
How il your kerchief, girl;
DID you not miss it,
Quick don those little shoes,
White as your foot is.
Ho, Jean, Saint Guilotine
Loves these fine beautiesi
"Now these long locks must go
Monsieur is waiting;
Short Is the hour he gives
To woOing and mating.
Thedie, you fool, the shearsl-
Time this was ended"
Down falls the golden hair,
Once lovingly tended,
So from her prison doors
Forth went the lady;
Silent the bridegroom stood,
Not a sound made he.
Oh, but he clasped her closeI-
Twas brave lover.
Dance, dance La CsrmagnoleI
The bridal is overl"
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CAPITAL BRIEFS.

WASHINGTON, Oatober 27.-Before the
Jeanette board, this morning, Lieut.. Dan
enhoWer resumed his narrative.
Samuel Hamblen has been appointed SUI
periutendent of Hot Springs, Ark.
The Postofice Department decides that the
privilege accorded publishers of second-class
matter, namely, to print upon the wrappers
of periodicals the request that if the same be
not called for in limited time it may be
delivered to any one OF the class of persons
named, cannot be extended TO senders Of the
the third class.
A robbery OF diamonds, silks, laces, vel
vets, etc, to the extent of $4,000, occurred at
the house Of Gen. Sturgis, at the Soldiers
Home. TIE Trucks of Lsokalch Pom mard,
a French governsss in the employ OF II.
Dousmsn, of Wisconsin, Gen. Sturgis' SON
in-Iaw, who, with his wife, Is visiting the
general, were found packed with the missing
properly. Three thousand dollars' worth OF
diamonds were not recovered.
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Reversing 1he order or Tn,.x..

TOPEKA, Ks, October 27.-Mrs. Frelinger,
German Eoman-iiEiss six miles from
Kansas City, In this State, shot aud killed.
AIR. Mole on the 26th instant The trouble
grew out of the renting of The place on
which Mrs. Frelinger lived
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Iu rroabIe on Account of rollea..

New YORK, October 27.-The factory oil
the Rubber Comb and Jewelry Company, at
BIoominedale, n. j., wss attached by the
Lincoln Bank in a suit for $1,000. The COM
pany was forced iato suspension by the fail
ure of Alonzo Folleit. note broker. Liza
bilities said TO be 100000. The creditors oil
tie company are endeavoring 10 effect set
Element ca basis Of seventy-fiye cents on
Al.
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269 LIZ Main 1T.
CHANCERY SALE
II EAL IL Q Il A Il Il


No. 49, R.-ChAneery Court of Shelby county
DY virtue of an tnterlocutoTy decree Tor sale
ID entered in the above cause on the ID day Of
October, 1852. NJ B. 50, pages 24s, etc viii sell a.
public auction, 70 the highest bidder, in front of
the Clerk and Masters ofiee, courthouse Of
Shelby county, Memphis Tenn.s on
Saturday, October Is, IS82,
within legal hours, the following described prop
erty, situated in Shelby county, Tenn, to-Wft:
tbe Taxing- District of Shelby county, Tenn, be-
ing the west half of the trAct, to wit: Beginning
at point at the southwest corner Of Joseph Tags
line on north line Of Gsyoso street; run ming
east corner of Aillers lot thence west with Nil
Ter line 10 feet asstake; thence south 200 feet 10
stake; thence east with the north line Of eayoso
street 40 feet 70 the beginning being part Of lot
line Of Union street, and being came property de-
creed 70 heils Of Levi LowTence by decree in cause
OF lanes Davis W. Alice Lowrence, No. % r.
Docket, fled July 4, 1870
The other tract lies in the Thirteenth Civil Dis-
triet of Shelby 60 Inty, about SZ miles south Of
Memphis, ana beginning At the Eoufheast corner
OF Charles Lofznd's 127-acre tract, and running
south IS poles and 10 links TO Z. B-ays northeas.
Is links % his northwest corner; thence sbuth g.
poles 70 his southUSsi corner; thence Wsst Ios1<
poles 70 axe with two blackgu-1 and hickory
:St:nteIs; thence north so Eoes % a stake vita
blaekgum. marked z: thence east 1zI poles and %
links 70 the beginning, containing 66% aerss, more
IIoxTence, Of record in besd BOOK S. pages io2
AT Tens Of sale-one-fourth cash: balance in
and u months; purchaser executing notes with
meuts: lien retained, etc. THIS October s 1872
r J. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
Ry George Mallory. Deputy Clerk and Master.
PostOn & Poston, Soils for conP'ints at
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ENGLAND.

THE POLITICAL PRISONERS AT CAIRO,
LONDON, October 27.-In the House OF
Commons to. day Dixie, secretary of The for
eISn Office, stated that Sir Charles Wilson
informed the home office that he had visited
the political prisoners at Cairo, and had
found that while the prisoners were too
crowded there were no complaints of cruelty,
and that on the whole there was no ground
for the stories that have been set atioat
about the abuses to which the prisoners
have been subjected in Cairo.
PRINTERS AND THE COPYRIGHT CONVENTION.
The AlitrGEm states that the real reason
Tor the failure to bring to a successful issue
the negotiations for copyright convention
between England and Americs was tina. the
Typographical Union brought so much pres
sure upon the State Department that they
we're able to hinder the question oil con-
vention from being transmitted to the
Senate of the United States for consldera-
ton. The Ataenoum adds, that so long as
incorporating protectionists are allowed
TO rule the counsels of the Typographical
Union on ihe other side OF the water, there
is no reason to hope thst lien authors WLiI
receive any consideration in the Stats. IL
is to be hoped the American publishers Will
not remain passive under this rebuff.
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Killed for a Lawyers Fee.

p Iefscbe- ON, sttoonex L., .;.,S,
shot and killed Edward Irvine, . young at
torney, in a dispute over an attorneys fee
due from Irvine to Letscher. The murderer
il in iaiI
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C,,r,,tIanify and CrimlaaIs.

RICHMOND. Va October 27.-In the Epis,
eopal Church Congress TO day, "ChriStianity
aud Criminals" was discussed at great
length, both in essays aud speeches. "The
Requirements for Confirmation" were also
discussed, and the congress adjourned.
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AUSTRIA.
AID FOB THE SUFFERERS AT

AID FOE THE soSfEkEks AT INNSBRUCK.
INNSBRUCK, October 27.-The damage 10
the inundated districts Of Southern TyroI ia
] SOC, OOOf., which falls for the most Dart on
the poorer classes. Subscriptions sgyreoat-
ing 25O,000A. have been raised 10 assist The
suffering.
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Rag House Baraed.

81. LOUIE, October 27.-The extensive rag
warehouse of the Graham Paper Company,
on the southwest corner of Sixth and 0Fai-
Ion streets, burned between IL and l O'Clock
last night. The loss is nearly, If not quite,
total. The bailding was valued at $4,000;
stock, SIS, coo; insurance not obtainable,
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Confederate Roads.

The cable report of the dealings in Con-
federate bonds have been resumed In Lon
don, at IL 90 per $1,000 elicits the fact in
Wall street that considerable orders for the
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A DUEL WITH WHIPS.
Two Young Farmers Lash Each Other
Tor Three HOurs-The COmbatants
Fearfally Punished. q
A Clerical Scapegraee-The Vernon
White Case-Attempt to Rob
Train Frustrated.

HARRISBURG, October 27.-Frank A.
Crawl, assistant postmaster at Wellsboro,
has been arrested for rihing letters. There
has been very heavy losses of registered
mail in transit through that Office.
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shot Hfa.eIr IN . FIR Of nesponaenex.

TOPEKA, Ks, October 81. Henry A
Foster, cattle man living On the Arkansas
river, thirty miles below Arkansas City,
suieided yesterday by shooting himself in
the head in fit OF dependency. His family
live west of Lafayette, Coshocton county, o.
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C0TTON-SEED.

TN ANSWER TO NUMEROUS INQUIRIES AS
to Cotton Seed, we quote the following price:
Wagon Sefd, at Mill....... :. . - co
MEMPHIS CQTTOE-SEED AND OIL EXCHANGE.
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l6s y L hbuA11s n
r L Grigsby, Tenn.
HastOn's Hotel.
1 npOrtan

When you visit or leave New York city,
have aggage .expresssge and carria &c hire, and
top at Grand MON Hotel opposite G rand Cen
trail depot our hun dred and dfty elegant rp oms
and upwards per DAY. levaior. Restaurant sup
piled with the best. Horse-cars Stages and ele-
waited railroad to all depots. Families can live
better for less money at the G rand Union than at
any other frst-class motel in the city
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Ex,xeustor McDausId AT FORT wax,e

FoRr WAYNE, IND, October 27.-The
Hon. Joseph E. Mcdonald addressed 8 very
large Democratic msss-meeting at the Acad-
envy OF Music tonight. Mr.. Mcdonald re-
ceived calls IRON several hundred local Demo-
cratic politicians, who favor his nomina ton
for President in 1884. There vas an informal
reception 10 the gen.Iemaa after the speech.
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Charged win swinaIInE Unaerl.kers.

New YORK, October 27.-Charles Bailey,
OF Erie, Pa, was arrested to-day, charged
with swindling undertakers by means of
bogus checks. He first gave orders for cof-
fms, then handed check, taking the bal
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JAMESTOWN, n. Y, October ga FIRE
caused by spontaneous combustion destroyed
two manufacturing buildings employing fifty
hands, and the yelling House. Loss, S25,-
600; insurance, 5000.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
One Hundred and Ei&hfy-TWO Bales
Caused By ssonfaaeoas Com sussfon.

NEW ORLEANS, October ga fire in the
Chicsgo, St. Leuis and New Orleans railroad
depot destroyed 1S2 bales OF cotton and foul
fat-ears
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FOREMAN DICKSON,
or the Star-Route Jury, in His Proper
Light--A Couple OF Warrants for
His Arrest.
The Report that the Tennessee Dele.
CATION in the House WOnId be
Thrown Dat UnfOunded.

WAsHISGToN, October 27.-The report
that the entire 1enne ssee delegation in the
House OF Representatives would be thrown
out, owing to an error 10 the spportionment.
seems TO be unfounded. The elected repre-.
sentatives would come to Congress and be
admitted on Prin1a faeie case. 1t might
then devolve on Congress 10 determine the
legality OF the elections. There is not even
corroboralion of The rumor that an error
does exist.
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"WHAT is heavens best gift 10 MANI" she
asked, sweetly smiling on him. "Dr. Bulls
Cough Syrup" he replied with prudence.
He had Just been cured BY il of bad cold.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
PFfdAv Hoe

Prfddy HOuse,
Formerly Commercial Hotel, eorner Front and
jefferson streets, Memphis, Tenn. ]. H. Priddy,
of Richmond, Va, Proprietor. Rates, 50 per day.
W r Cooke. Miss D Patrick, Miss
Alexander, Miss Stone, Ark
r Jones' Ark d Woodruff, Ark
G 7 Robinson. Tenn G Lewis, KY
NcDeamun. Tenn George Everett. Tenn
Shord, Tenn MT Brackin, Tenn
VIM Fields, Tenn Wallis, Tenn
P ONeil, Tenn GIL Wilson, o
w A Binford, Miss II Wright, Miss
A Towner, Miss WI Johnson, Miss
Miller, Miss Tatum, Miss
T.. Grfpshy
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SPORTING NEWS.
IsIand RaeAs
NatIonal JocAe y CInb Races.

NEW YORK, October 27.-The Coney
Island winners to day We're Little Phil, Bell
Bird, Ida 3. and Edwin A.
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A SLIGHT FALLING OFF.
Only Thfrfy-Three New Cases at PEN.
saooIa-Fever at RIo Grande City.

PENSACOLA, October 27.-Thirty-three
new cases of yellow-fever and one death Off
cially reported to day, showing slight fall
ing of in the number. Total number of
cases to date, 2166, and II deaths.
Rumors of Fever at Rio Grande city.
BROWNSVILLE, TEX, October 27.-Some
refugees arrived to-day from Tampico and
were seat back to Matamoras. There are
rumors of fever outside the Gordon and at
Rio Grande City. Weather hot.
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IRELAND.

DUBLIN, October 27.-The grand jury has
returned true bill sgainst Ten men charged
with numbering the Joyce family.
WHAT THE IRISH MEMBERS WILL DO.
LONDON, October 27.-The Irlsh members
of the House of Commons held a meeting to-
day, in which a resolution was passed to
offer an amendment TO the Arrears bill.
Parnell was instructed to ask the House to
set aside day for discussion of the actual
workings of the Coercion and the Land bills
among the Irish people. If the request is
granted lively debate NAV be expected.
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DAvITr AT GREENocK,

Davitt, speaking at Greenock last night,
publicly announced his intention of visit
ing the Highlands and Island Skye for the
purpose of becoming acquainted with the
case OF Crolters. He denied that anybody
connected with the Land League had any
thing 10 do with tenant farmers in the High
lands.
Sir Henry Gore Booths yacht Kara ,one of
the vessels which went in search of Leigh
Smiths Arctic party, has been wrecked while
on il its way from Hartlepool to Wivenhoe,
England. All on board were saved.
AN IMPORTANT AMENDMENT.
The Irish Parliamentary party agreed
upon an amendment for The extension of the
time in which settlement can be made with
landlords in respect TO rent for 1881.
ANOTHER CRY OF FRAUD IN THE LEAGUE.
Lady Florence Dixie has published a
pamphlet in which she seeks to prove there
is q large discrepancy and balance mac
counted for in the totals Of the Land League
fund. She adjures the system of this great
modern swindle, and raises protesting
voice and loudly demands where the
money had gone. She called upon all true
Irishmen in Ireland and America TO unite.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-03-10

Mr.. r. G. Leeg, Of Kent Island, Nd,
has sold his fine imported Cotswold buck,
'Roysl S~herbourne," TO Colonel W. l..
Washington, OF West Virginia. We had
an opportunity TO see his ram on the 10Th
ult., on lie wsy TO the home of the pew
owner, and must admit that in form, size,
points, &C. he is the best buck OF that
breed We have ever seen In Maryland, or
probably anywhere else, and we saw some
splendid Cotswold bucks at the sheep show
in Philadelphia, 10 September, 1880. This
buck was in almost low condition, GER
tainly not fat, but only in fair healthy,
working condition. His fleece was superb
and his top-Enot perfect. AZ we felt his
long, soft eurls, We thought how many Of
our dandy friends would wish to have
such, for he looked all over AZ just from
the curling irons of a fashionable barber.
He will be = loss TO Maryland but a grand
acquisition 10 West Virgins. We hope
our friend w. will assign him a full harem
Of beauties worthy Of the embraces Of 10
noble an animal Maryland Farmer.
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Newbmrr Nntes.

Mrs. George Shaban, Of Taylor County,
passed through a painful surgical opera
tion on last Sabbath for ovarian dropsy,
by which che was relieved Of three gal
Ions Of fluid weighing twenty-six pounds
Drs. William NJ. and Il. NJ. Dent, who
performed the operation, report her rest
ing much better.
H. }. Kenney, Esq, cut bic foot badly
with an axe one day this week.
Mr.. James Amman. Of st. Louis, Mo,
and = brother of Joseph A. Amman, OF
Rowlesburg, lie visiting his nephew, vii
liam b. Amman, Eco, Of this place.
j. N. Buckner, Eco, Of Rowlesburg,
Was visiting bis wife and children at The
West Virginia House, on Sunday last.
Miss Ollie Amman Was visiting The
young folks on Mount Lookout, Ut th.l
place, one night last week.
Perry Stewart, Esq, who ls living Al
Irendsle Furnsce, is lying very hl with
consumption.
DR.. J. p. shaffer, Of Independence, hs,
returned from medical college.
Phil Strausz, Eco, Of horeant0wn, wal
on our streets last Sabbath.
DEAR Boy.
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The following is from a gentleman who
has spent much of q long life in the pub
lie service as = representative in the Leg
islature of his State and in Congress
al have been a reader Of THE ARGUS
ever since il has been published. but at no
time has it been edited with the same care,
or executed with the same skill as at
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THE ARGUS. 4 man whose sight is fail
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Hon John II. Holt writes US from
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