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Total ACCOMPLISHMENTS. .--....::....S2ls
on policy No. 166-- Iso
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We are informed that certain parties are
canyassing among our customers for Repair
ing SewinS Machines, and represenling them
selves as employees OF this Office. Mr.. J. T.
Bowser is the only mschinist in our employ
authorized to accept repair jobs for this
office. He will attend promptly 70 all calls.
Leave orders for repairs at this office.
THE SINGER MANUFACTU RING CO.,
260 Second Street.
Notice the Singer Machine over the door
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Student Helm.

The associate and active members Of this
Society are cordially invitsd 10 the hall al
s o'clock this evening TO greet Mr.. Down.,
who has returned.
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Notice.

The Little Reapers, of the First Methodist
church, will give an ice cream supper to-
night in the basement of the church. There
will be novel attractions for the children.
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The New Art RuiIdinS

At Wards Seminary, Nashville, Tenn, is
seveniy-three feet long and twenty feet wide,
and fitted up with northern and sky lights.
1t is fine addition to This famous school
for Young ladies.
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ri w

10000 cases 1889 New Packing Peaches,
Tomatoes, STRAWBERRIES, Rasp'
berries, GOOseberries, Etc.
500 Half-brls. New Mackerel, 1. 2 Il 3.
5000 Kits New Mackerel, 1, 2 and 3.
Is Half barrels New Mess Maekerel.
100 Kits New Mess Maekerel.
100 Boxes Now COdAshs
1000 Boxes New Scotch Herring.
200 Boxes New Factory Fiat Cheese.
100 Boxes New Fun Cream Cheddar
Cheese.
100 Boxes New Full Cream Cheese,
2 in box, about 20 lbs each,
very fine for retailing.
500 brls Silver Moon New Process
Fl0ur-NOne better.
200 brls Royal Patent Flour, very fine.
500 brls other grades Flour.
100 brls Silver Moon Meal.
80 brls HOminy.
80 brls Grits.
1000 brls Sugars-all grades.
1900 Bags Coffee.
1000 Packages Lard.
1000 Cases CARROTS Snun.
800 Cases Milk.
so brls Pure Cidar Vinegar.
25 brls Pure PICKLE Vinegar.
1000 boxes New Crop LemOns-NeW
York stock.
1000 Bags Virginia Peanuts.
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FOR SALE.
NEULEs-Three fine Dray Mules at Dunn
M Stable, Adams street.
A GOOD BAR AND FIxTUREs-Corne trout
n and Adams street, together with STOCK, e9 on
sisting of Wines, Liquors and Cigars; also, ice
Chest. Beds and Bedding, Bureaus and MashstanoS.
Apply 10 John Spelman, IS Adams street:
TJOUsE-No S7s Beale street, two-story frame
Il house large ysrd Ssn BE 5 5sa Main "a ssIee
NTEws-sTANDs-one of the best in the city, fer
In sale. Address, A. u. q, TINS once.
nONY-My white saddle Pony. VIII sell on
long credit to responsible purchaser.
MINTER PARKER, $50 Main street.
n FSIDENCE-With the view of immediatsiy
Nv rebuilding IN the same observation-disclosures ale mari
cash and balance on long credit Place has near
three acres mouse of sevenroems, Win gas, as n
bath and other conve niences. NO city IAAes "i'
nne ne MISTER PARKER. 2ss Main street.
~ HEAp-rexas Mares and Horses; also good
{ y broke Mules at 6s and 20 Monroe street
DoNY MARE AND PHAEToN-For lady's
l. use cheap APp B. 'RRA1NE. Al Madison st.
TTIWo HOUSES AND LoTs-on Walker avenue
e12O0 each. One-fourth cash; balance IN three
co Al annual payments, with six per cent, PEI an
mum. H. L. GUION, 10 Madison street
100000 sEs ss.1 as1sas. Ft ehssP
dress c. E. BARBOUR & co., memphis
No, / FERRY BOAT-1f2 feet long, % suo aSs'
"A beam; will carry sixteen two-noIse Wagons
Price $1,000 For information address ,r,ss.
w. A. DE, LeavenworLn. AAases--
ONE HOUSEWIVES, Milk Wagon ana iour
" cans address W., care OF Appeal.
TTaOICE RESI- 1ENCE IOT-On Cynthia street
" between Linden and Vance; very desirable.
w. A. wHEATLEY. 81 MAN:
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INSURANCE.
NOTICE.

r1HE FIRM OF MURPHY & AU RPH1 Is this
/ dav dissolved by mutual consent. B. +. MUIR
ply retiring. ]. J. Murphy assumes the assets ana
liabilities and viii continue the Generai INSURANCE
business under the firm name at No. 9 Aaolson
street
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The Public Is reqlseed carefully 70 softce the new III
enlarged Scheme 10 Be drdaDa Monthly
H~CAPITAL PRIZE, 1z5 .O00.-sS
Tickets only s.. Shares IN proporifH'
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Au AereeabIe dressing

For boots and shoes made to order go to
Voegeli & Co.
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SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
ChiIIs and Fever

OAkIh6 aAo u ONOA
Simmons Liver Regula
tor soon breaks the
Chills and carries the
fever out of the system
II cures when all Other
remedies fail.
Sick Headache.
For the relief and cure
| OF this distressing afhic'
ton take simmons Div'
or RagulatOr.
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ST. MARY'S
Catholic school

rT,HE OPENING OF ST. MARY'5 CATHOLIC
l. SCHOOL, on Third and Market streets can be
BOYS and girls already in attend nce testify -
English branches, German, and fancy needleEoik
tan Instruction. There Is yet accommoo alton iof
several pupils At the residence OF the DrEti-
line Sisters who have charge of St. Mary's school.
instruction in music il given at reasonable terms.
For particulars apply to the Rev. p. ADOYSlUS,
N . p Pastor of 81 Mary'g Catholic School.
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E,oyd,sOandies.
Ovsfers I'm the shell,

Candies to be good must be fresh and
finely favored. Floyd's are both, and always
give satisfaction.
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Notice.

For the hair, that will stop its falling, has
been long sought for. Psrker's Hair Balsam
noted for its purity, fully supplies this want
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ouisiana State Lottery Conn \

Incorporated IN 1865 for twenty-five years Is the
Legfsiafure for Educational and Charitable pur-
roses-with q capital of 81 000, 0oo-to which re-
serve fund of t559,e00 has since been edded.
By an Overwhelming popular vote its franchise
was made part of the present State Constitute q
ADOPTED December 2, AID. 1873.
Tie only Lottsry euT ,otsd on aud Endorsed by tk
peoD.S Of amy Stnte-
II Never Scales or Postpone.
It's Grand 6ingIe-H amber Drawings
take pIace monthly.
ASFLENDID OPPORTUNITY res WIN
A FORTUNE TENIH GRAND DRAWING,
CLASS X, AT MN OkLEANs, TUESDAY, &c
look aa the fellowfox scheme. under thu
exclusive supervision and management of
cen q. r. BEA UREGAR ID. OF La. and
Gen. JURAL A. EARLY, OF Va.
who manage all the drawings of this company,
Ire correcfnesH Of the published Oncial Lists.
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CXPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.
a mn TICKETS AT FIVE UOII.A rs IA

APPROXIMATION Prizes Of 2so..-........ 2,20
1867 Prizes, amounting TO- s265 500
Application. for rates to clubs should be made
only TO the once Of the Company In New Orleans.
For further information, Hrite clearly, giving
full address- Send orders by Express or Eegis-
tered Letter, or Money Order addressed only 70
II. A DACRAlk, New Orleans, La, OF ~
A. DAUFHlN, 6oz seventh ~ rect, WASH
fngfon- D. C., or NJ No. Q West Court
street, Memphis.
ER-Orders addressed to New Orleans viii re.
eesve prompt attention
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E,ovd,sIaaies, Kestaurant

due. and the books are now open for collec-
ton.
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OiVef,FilliG&CQ

WHOLESALE GROCERS.
INDICATIONS.
For the Ohio valley and Tennessee partly
cloudy weat1cr, local rains, southerty minds and
stationary or lotcer barometer and temperature.
COTTON BELT BULLETIN. -. -.
MEMPHIS, TENN. September IS. 1852, pm.
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InuOrfaut.

THE latest styles OF boots and shoes at
voegeli & Co.'S, 271 Main street, opposite
Court square.
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Dent Waste Money
Tax Notice

On trashy extracts when you can buy last.
ing cologne so delightful as Floreston.
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THIS PAPER EsE e Iq 2 ss g 1s g sss
Aasszs..l1 - 3 ~ - va sE'''..'.s
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Oysters "a you like them. Good coffee
with pure cream. Fine dinners, and any
thing cooked 10 order.
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The Letter OF the Victim.

wINoSA, Miss, September q. 1Ssz
q. G. Adams Secretary of the United States Daily
Mutual Aid Association, Bolivar, Tenn,i
DEAR SIR-Your assessment note TO hand.
l paid your sgent
To get into your company.-:..-- ----.-----S q ~
have received assessment No /. for 2 20
have received assessment Nos and 3 Tor "A W
have received assessments Nos. and Tor q w
/ have received assessment Nos. and for A 90
Total amount of assessments .---S1l8 %
am due you for my annual dues $40 90
You owe me me- on marriage Of A. A. Collins, :.
on policy No. &c.,. lso W
Leaving balance due you OF. ..---s Ss 80
Now it is impossible for me te pay you
the balaace as my crop is short, and have
a mule to pay for, 30 / would like to make
this kind of an arrangement with you. You
take my note for the above small balance
and carry me over for twelve months. lam
more than perfectly willing to SECURE the
note with deed in trust lon my next years
crop, although this will be the first deed in
trust ever gave, but feel that this debt
is so Just and honest can't sleep at night
until it is settled, and you are perfectly se-
cured and satisfied. Should you start
another matrimonial insurance company
soon, be sure and write me at once, as'I feel
like 1 would like to invest 10 as good a
thing as yours. ! am yours truly,
]. F. CALDWELL
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EDUCATIONAL.
Mrs. M. Eleanor Page
vASSAR COLLEGE.

WILL RESUME HER SCHOOL on MONDAY,
september IItb, in the vestry room OF st.
razarus Church, No I02 Madison street.
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POUGHKEEPSIE, N Y. A complete college
eouTse for women with Schools Of Painting and
Music and preparatory department Catalogues
sent :. J. CALDWELL. ID d.. PRESIDENT
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The best of the season. at John Sturia's, S3a
Main street. corner of Union street
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Mrs. ]. Il. WaIw0rtll

VIII omen her School, corner of Madison and
Fourth streets, on WEDNESDAY, September 18Th,
combining Kindergarten instruction with the
older methods. For terms and particulars apply
At No % MOnro street.
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New Clarendon Hotel.
Peabody HoteI

Corner Madison and Second Streets.
RATES-e2 and 81 so per day. Electric bells
electric lights; passenger elevator runs day and
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Cinderella.

Leubrie's Theater last night was crowded
with people who wanted to see Cinderella A
change of cast and the appearance of the
now famous Porter Guards added to the in
terest Of the occasion. Little Lucy Nelson
made ch arming Cinderella She is a
very sweetfsced child, has fne aptitudes
for the stage, and last night she won the
hearts of her audience. Bessie 0~ens was a
6ue-.ooking and sprightly "Prince." Emma
Jenny did the part of ''Dandini" very &C
ceptably. Rosa Halle made most lively
"Clorinds." The APPEAL csnnot but men
ton in the highest terms the playing oil
Mrs. Kate Poston, who has presided at
the piano dsring the week. She is not only
an accomplished pianist, but shows a won
derful readiness in adapting herself % the
singing of the children. So acceptable has
she managed the instrument, that tn alb
seuce OF an orchestra was hardly noticeable
save by the hypercritical. Tonight one OF
the finest audiences --ssscrnbIed IN the
will he rresent
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Prohibition Convention.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, September g.
The State Constitutional Amendment
Committee, representing the various
temperance organizations, calls the
State Convention to meet in Syracuse
October 4, to take steps to secure the
submission to the popular vote of the
prohibition amendment to the State
Constitution.
OswEGo, September 6.-The ninth
annual meeting Of the Women's
Christian Temperance Union of the
State Of New York convened to day.
A large attendance is expected. The
convention will be one of the most
important ever held in this State, in
view of the recent impetus the cause
has received in other States.
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Spicy Reminder.

Some curious lettersare received by
the city officials; President Hadden in
particular is treated to some novel
literature.
Among other letters received by
him is the following, which came in
the mail this morning:
JOHNSON AVENUE,
Cry OF MEMPHIS, Sept. 8, 1882. J
David P. Hadden, Esq;
DEAR SIR:-You must be aware Of
the great injusties aud moral rong that
under your open eyes are practiced on
some portions of our city. You have
seen ON many ocations the bridge at
the junction of Alabama street and
Johnson's avenue, and you willfully
neglect your sworn duty by having the
money collected in this neighbourhood
as taxes spent in improvements all
over the city, and leaving us without
a bridge for the last three years.
Water is now low; no excuse for
longer delay. lfyou do not act soon
you will be politely invited to vecate.
MANY TAXPAYERS.
This issssssent you by a friend as a
reminder, hoping you wills ee where
you neglect to have equal justice to all
alike. How would you like to be
treated with the same contempt you
treat us2 Remember, dear sir, you
are only one man, and this city could
furnish other many thinks that would
try to do right to all parties concerned
For your own good name please take
a hint and have the bridge properly
repaire in this month, else truble will
grow out oft if neglected longer.
M, 7.
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IT is claimed that Edison's electric
light system, in New York, is a sue
cess at last. Several leading stores
have been lighted by electricity, and
the subscribers express themselves as
grati6ed with their briet experience.
The advantages of the light, as
claimed, are that it is perfectly soft,
steady and uniform; that it is evenly
distributed and evolves no heat like
gas. There is little doubt that this
light may be ultimately adapted to use
in large establishments and about
large cities where the patronage will
justify the perfection of costly ma
chinery, but it is questionable whether
it will be cheaper than the much
abused gas. And it is
more doubtful whether the electric
light can be adapted to common use
in small cities and towns. There is a
dazzle and a flicker about it that is
almost painful. 1t is very hard on the
eyes. The time may come when it
can be toned down SO as to take the
place Of gas, but science has much to
do yet before that is accomplished.
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ChIcago Newn nnd SpeeiaIs.

CHICAGO, September 6.-The Re-
publiCans of the Seventh Congressional
district at Sterling have nominated
Thomas j. Henderson.
The Greenbackers Of the Fourteenth
district at Clinton nominated A. E.
Stevenson for Congress. The Demo-
Gratis will also nominate him on the
18th inst.
The Democrats Of the Fifteenth
Congressional district nominated Al.
Hunter, Of Danville.
Lincoln, Neb., special: The condi-
tiOn of the stock was never better than
now. Mild weather last winter, fine
pasturage this summer and good care
have done wonders for the cattle.
Grand Rapids, Mich, special: The
Democrats and Greenbackers have
fused in the Fifth Congressional dis
trict and nominated Julius Hoseman,
Democrat and banker.
Omaha special: Responsible officials
Of the Union Pacific state that on the
recent visit of General Manager Clark
and Freight Agent Shelby to San
Francisco traffic arrangements more
equal and advantageous to both COM
panies than ever before made were
consummated with the Central Paci-
fc, AMI that a basis of permanent
peace has been established. This, it
is believed, will set at rest the rumors
Of the Union Pacific being left out in
the cold by other alliances made by
the Central.
Frankfort, Mich, special: Captain
Matthews, Of the life saving station,
reports that he found, bottom up, the
side Of steamers upper cabin corre-
spending to the Anchor Line boats,
The agent Of the line in Chicago
thinks the description does not tally
with that of their boats. The Annie
Young, however, is overdue and may
possibly have met with disaster.
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THERE is a little talk that Hawkins
will be compelled, by force of public
opinion, 10 meet General Bate after
the East Tennessee canvass is over.
The rumor lacks confirmation. Hawk.
ins breads such an encounter, knowing
the disadvantage at which he would
be placed. We hope, however, he
may be induced to make the expert
ment, 1t would be interesting
to notice the effect it would have on
the sky blue organs and to see which
side they would take as between a
Democrat and a Republican and meet
ing singly face to face with no Beas-
ley or me too Fussell in sight.
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A FIOrIdIan CvcIone.

KEY WEST, September GA cy.
clone passed near here yesterday,
probably over Cuba, east to west, de.
pressing the barometer considerably.
There was high wind.
WASHINGTON, September 6.-The
Signal Office reports that the cyclone
referred to yesterday is now south Of
Cuba, moving in a northwesterly d.
rectlon into the gulf.
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

KAssAssIN, September 6. = The
enemy was showing increased boldness
yesterday. and force OF 200 men was
observed within half hours march
Of the British camp. The infantry
are disguised as peasants, and are
frequently fred at by British
videttes.
LONDON, September GA FIRE oc.
ccurred in the Philharmonic Theater
at Islington this morning. The roof
Of the building has fallen in, and the
house is completely burned out
The authorities have decided to
fortify Alden. A number Of heavy
guns are to be sent there.
IsMAILIA, September 6.--No ad-
vance can be expected before the 9th
instant.
KAssAssIN, September 6.-Duke
Connaught's brigade of foot guards
will arrive Wednesday, the transport
arrangements being rapidly completed.
A party of natives has been engaged
to bury the dead.
ALEXANDRIA, September 6.-An-
tonic PauIo was arrested on suspicion
as being connected with the plot
against the lives of Europeans and
will be sent to Greece. A 6ire broke
out early this morning in Rue Cherif
Pasha. Several persons, suspected as
having started the fire, have been ar
rested.
TUNIs, September 6.-Four hundred
insurgent horsemen have appeared
before Kairouan. Troops have been
sent out for the purpose of surround
ing them.
DUBLIN, September 6.-An official
report places the number of agrarian
outrages in Ireland during the month
of August at l65, including one mur-
der, ten cases of intimidation, and
eighty-three cases ofsending threaten
ing letters.
LONDON, September 6.-The corpo-
ration Of Waterford has conferred
upon Z. Dwyer Gray the freedom of
the city.
Blair AthOl, the celebrated race
horse, is dead.
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River TeIegrans.

EVANSVILLE, September Gar
rived: Golden Grown, Cincinnati, 2
am. River l04 feet and rising.
CAIRO, September 6.-Arrived; Ste.
Genevieve, St. Louis, IL pm; Com
monwealth, Vicksburg, l am; City Of
Helena, Memphis, 3 am; Andy
Baum, Cincinnati, Gam City of St.
LOUIS am. Departed: City of Al
ton, New Orleans, II pm; Common
wealth, St. Louis, 2a,m.; Ste. Gene.
We've, Memphis, Sam; City Of Hele-
ma, St. Louis, 8 am; Andy Baum,
Memphis, 8 am Ivy, New Orleans,
am,
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Social science Association.

SARATOGA, September 6.-In the
Social Science Association the paper
of Walter Charming, of Boston, on
Boards Of Health, was read, followed
by communication on the same sub
ject by DR.. Henry P. Baker, Secretary
of the Michigan Board of Health.
These were briefly discussed by Sec
retary Sanborn and Leroy Parker,
President of the Michigan Board OF
Health.
DR., A. M. Blodgett, Of Boston, read
a paper on the management Of chronic
inebriates and insane drunkards.
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BRUTAL OUTRAGE,
And the RaVishsr swung to the
Limb OF = Tree.

NASHVILLE, September 6.-Mrs.
Sarah Young, respectable woman,
about forty.six years old, was outraged
near Union City, last Saturday, by a
negro named Winston Wade. Last
night the negro was taken from the
courthouse at II o'clock, by & mob of
one hundred men, and swung up on
the limb Of a tree.
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Weather Predictions.

WASHINGTON, September 6.-For
Tennessee aud the Ohio valley, fair
weather, nOrtheasterly winds, sta
tiOnary or lower barometer, and slight
rise Of temperature. For the Missis-
sippi and lower Missouri valleys, fair
weather, south to west winds, falling
barometer, and stationary or higher
temperature.
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Cincinnati Exposition.

CINCINNATI, September 6. = The
streets are already crowded with peo-
pie to witness the great pageant which
is to inaugurate the Industrial Expo
sition.
While Mrs, Margaret Shaw, Of New
port, and her granddaughter, aged Eve
were crossing Sixth street at Walnut
on their way to see the parade, they
we're knocked down by the horse
drawing a hose reel responding to {
FIRE alarm. The little girl was in
stantly killed and Mrs. Shaw is seri
ously injured.
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Tidings From a Signal Service
Expedition,

WASHINGTON, September GA
telegram just received from Ooglaamic,
Alaska, dated July 10Th, '82, via San
Francisco, September 9th, says: The
chief Signal officer, from Washington,
and party are safe and we'll, the whole
work being carried out. The steam
whaler, North Star, was crushed by
ice and sunk ten miles from the
station. On July 9Th the crew were
fed and sheltered here.
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Bonds to be Redeemed.

WASHINGTON, September 6.-The
Acting Secretary of the Treasury has
authorized the Assistant Treasurer in
New York to redeem, without rebate
of interest, any Of the bonds embraced
in the lO4th call, the owners paying
the express charges on the bonds to
Washington.
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The Tariff Commission atLOuIs-
VILLA

LOUISVILLE, September Cat a
meeting Of the Tariff Commission,
held here this morning, an argument
in favor Of the removal of tax on
alcohol used in the arts and other in
duStrial purposes, was made by Colds
borough Robinson, Secretary and
Treasurer Of the Louisville Leaf To
bacco Company.
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JEFFERSON county is Republican
by an overwhelming majority. The
Democratic vote is about 800, and as
far as can be ascertained Fussell, the
boilers candidate, has not one single
supporter in the county.
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ARKANsAw has gone Democratic
by about the usual majority. The
victory is most emphatic in some of
the doubtful counties, on account Of
the unity and we'll directed efforts Of
those who supported the regular tick
cts, Democrats merged their differ
ences and thus are enabled to con
troll the State. Unlike some
in this State they were fun
willing to return to Radical rule
simply because they could not have
their own way on some particular
issue. Tennessee will likewise go
Democratic but not without opposition
from the coadiutors.