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A -SExTANGULAR FIGHT.
L Rnmpus whose Origin is shrOuded
In Mystery.

A strange sort of fight occurred last night
at Colonel B. r. G. Warmers Crystal Palace
saloon. This is one of the quietest places Of
the kind in the city, and the fight which oc'
Cured there seems to have been due rather
to an over-absorption of whisky than any
thing else. Three young men, Frank u
Nelson, S. Athy and D.. 1. Cohn, all young
men of excellent, reputation, went to
the saloon about 9 o'clock. While they
were drinking a man named Grant and
another individual, both drunk, came in and
insisted on the oun man drinking with
them. In some anaccountable way = quar-
rel arose. Grant and COIN began to fight,
and the former knocked the latter down,
Colonel Warner then ran out and knocked
Conn down again. An eyewitness says the
colonel Knocked three of the party over in
the twinkling of an eye. 1t is said that hos
Titles ceased then, and everything ap'
peared about to be amicably settled,
and the colonel was induced to 60 to
the alley to bid the boys good.
night, when he was nit over the head with a
loaded whip or cane, and injured very
severely. Another blow, it is said, would
nave been fatal. 1t is impossible to say who
gave the blow, or 10 state the exact cause oil
the rumpus. Each of the eight or ten per-
SONS present had an entirely different story
10 tell, furnishing a bad commentary on the
truth. 1t was a pretty bad fight, and will be
investigated this morning, in all likelihood.
The colonels wound was attended to by two
doctors, and he was driven home in 3 hack.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

The schools will soon be opened.
There are ffly-six persons in the Jail.
The "Porters" were photographed al
Dubuque.
Nobody died from any kind of fever
last week.
Sam Weakley did the oratory business
at Dubuque.
The premium list of the State fair of
Arkansas has been received.
Memphis Commandery, No., held full
dress special c~onclave last night.
Robert Gum went off to the Island yes
terday for twelve days. A drunk did it.
The badges of the Porter Guards were
painted by Misses Annie Clark and Edith
Lane, of Dubuque.
Mrs. 81. A. Littleton, formerly of this
city, now of Dubuque, gave the Memphis
boys a fine forL design.
"A Chicago chap came very near getting
shot at Dubuque for trying to cut down the
tents of the Memphis boys.
License to marry was issued yesterday
to Hamey Brown and Fannie War, Elijah
Williamson and Lizzie Colman.
The following was the score at Dubuque:
Porter Guards, 43:05; Branch Guards, Com
psny G, of st. Louis, 1925; Company {, of
" ueCdliHc, u 'ol.
This morning at 9 O'Clock there will be
a requiem high mass in st. Patrick's church
for the repose of the soul of Themas Null
cahy, lately deceased.
II. B. Morton, the check-raiser, waived
examination yesterday before Esquire Quig-
ley, and was bound over in the sum of $4,000
10 answer before the Criminal Court.
Isaac McDuff was up for prowling yes
terday. "Macheth" and "Banquo's Ghost"
were not present. President MADDEN was
there, and he quoted Shakespeare and i'm
posed a fine.
Mrs. Walworth, a lady of the highest
capacity and technical knowledge, will open
a school about the 18th instant, applications
to be made to her at b er residence, 80 Mon
roe street.
The Judges at Dubuque were w. III.
Thrift, colonel commanding Fourth regiment
I. n. G.; James Rush Lincoln, colonel and
chief of signal corps; r. H. Wildberger,
colonel and assistant inspector-general of
Kentucky.
The method of scoring sgreed upon was
as follows: For excellence in any move
ment, fifty; error of captain, deduct ten
error of each lieutenant, deduct five; error
of each guide, deduct three; error OF each
private, deduct one.
The Industrial School children of
Grace church have consolidated with Mr..
Benton's Cinderella troupe, and will be under
the especial care OF the ladies of Grace
church. A few more children will be re-
quired to complete the opera. Friends of
the ladies are requested to aid them by
sending their children.
-On last election day Wesley Jones, an
enterprising darky, ran away with the
daughter of Ike johnson, who lives at No.
~ L. H.
became very furious at having his fifteen
year-old daughter stolen from him, and he
gave Wesley a beating, for which he was
arrested yesterday by Constable Mike Gar vim.
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RADICAL CATS
Scratching Each Others Eyes Out in
TIE Traditional Style Of the Great
Moral Party.
List OF Republican Statesmen Who Want
to Shy Their Casters in the Con-
gressiOnal Ring.

The Republicans of Shelby county ara
biting each others ears again. They are nc
longer held together by the cohesive power
of public plunder, becsuse the plumber Co
heres TO only a select few of Them. The
Low.tax men are to be bounced from al
public offices held by them, and they pro.
pose to make it warm for the adherents oil
the Federal ring. Lafayette Jennings, Ed
and Green Evans are determineddo ge
even with the other side for its shabby treat
ment of them. A short time ago the go
called High-tax wing issued a proclamation
denouncing the Low-tax wing, and the lat
Ter rave retsliated in a very spicy way. The
following are the two documents.
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Who VIII Rum.

This spat indicates an iniernecine contest
in the Republican party. When the conven-
ton meets the following nsmed Republicans
will allow their names 10 go before it: lack
Taylor, of Upton; ]. S. Latin, of Fayette
- Lewis, of Fayette; 1. M. Hill, of Mem
phis; w. NJ. Smith, at present state senator;
VIM. r. Moore, our misrepresentation in
Congress at present, and General w. }.
Smith, collector of customs. VIM. r. Moore
is the favorite of the colored people, his un-
rivaled acrobatic ability recommending him
to their keen sense OF amusement. The white
Republicans, however, have no use for Will
liam E. and want some one else.
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SON

Posted in Memphis at : am. September 5, 1882.
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Baseball.

The Memphis Eckfords played an exciting
and interesting game of ball at Tiptonville
Tenn, Saturday, against the Stars of that
place. The Stars we're very much strength
ened by the aid of four professional players
from Cairo. The game was very good one
with only a few errors on both sides. On the
ending of the eighth inning the score stood
Eckfords s, Stars S. At the beginning Of
the ninth the Eckfords scored . run on 8
block ball, with only one out, when the Stars
declared they would not play it u and
failed to appear in the field when the umpire
called another Eckford to the bat; so the
game was decided by the lrules, Eckfords 8,
Stars o. The Eckfords return many thanks
to the gentlemen who treated them 20 kindly
Immediately after the game; also to the
young gentlemen and ladies who gave them
a complimentary ball.
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warning.
MEMPHIS, September 4, lsS.

Messrs. S. c. Toof & Co.:
l noticed in the Sunday morning papers
that you are under contract to print ShoteS'
Memphis Directory, volume 10. This is to
warn you that 1 am the only person, under
the copyright laws of the United States, who
could give You such authority; which / have
not done. I refer you to Copyright Office,
Washington, D. c.. No. 1901 N, May 10
1882. C. F. wEATHERBE.
Left q true copy of within with S. G. Too
q Co. this SeptemberA 4. 1882. rs. MALLORY,
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Would you trust one dishonest enough 10
steal the reputation OF another, to make Tor
you anything-especially your physic-nol
knowing of what it may be compounded?
How &c tell the genuine Simmons Liver Reg
nlator: Look for the clean White Wrapper
having a large red z in the center and the
signature of J. II. Z,ilin & Co. on the side.
All others are worthless and injurious imita-
tions. Don't tamper with them, however
plausibly recommended; health and life are
too precious to endaueer.
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Beware Of Substitutes.

The public should bear in mind that imi'
tations or substitutes of a standard medicins
are offered not for any benefit of health, bul
10 cell something that has been bought cheap;
and not daring 10 criminate themselves by
exact copies, their object. is to get as near tot
rs is necessary TO deceive. The remedy tc
detect frauds is in your own hands. Buy nc
Simmons Liver Regulator unless encased
in a white wrapper, having a large red u in
the center, and the signature OF j. H. Zeilir
& On on The side
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An APPEAL reporter called upon General
Williamson and showed him the Low-.cax
document. He said :: was gotten up by a
lot Ct soreheads, and from the fact that they
copied the regular Republican call, he in
ferred there was a lack of brains and sense
in that party. He said that Jennings, Shaw
and others simply wanted TO Join the Demo-
cratic party. He denied the allegations In
the Eow-tsx call, and said that Harrell and
others had been put on the Republican
ticket at the request of Republicans of their
districts, in the absence Of REGULAR nominees.
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FOR RENT.

TN PLANTERs' INSURANCE BULDING-Desi1a
i BILE Front Basement Office; Suite of Offices on
second floor, just vacated by Holmes Cummins
ESQ. also single BEDROOM on third floor.
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sxn AVN Ru,oOD DISEASES
HAVANAC0MPANy
Supplement TO Royal Havana Lottery
rAKRsPIACES SEPTEMBER 8. Iss2
NEW sCHKME@22.OOO Tickets only q
Prizes GUS. Currency e%<s<So
NEW sCHEME-GRAND PEIzE $4,000

Desiring 70 meet the very geneIa
Loy-prtced Tickets, we have devlseo e1ppiTtasa
ary Series Of Prizes, based upon .ne s.za1r4s
mgs of the Royal Havana Lo.els'
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Important.

When YOU visit or leave New York city
save b aggage ,expressage and carriage hire, an
stop at Grand U MON Hotel, opposite Grand Ger
tral depot. Four hun dred and fifty elegant 70 om,
and upwards per day. G levator. Restaurants SUI
piled with the best, 4orse-cars; stages ana Ell
better Tor less money at tbs Grand Union thai
any other a rst-clags hotel in the cit
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FIoyd,s Laaies, Restaurant.

pense to make this restaurant the very best
Of its kind in the country. Very few cities
the size of Memphis can boast of such a
place. We nave lately made all the i'm
provements which could possibly add TO the
comfort of our patrons and our own con-
veuience. Our motto has always been
"Only the Best" Floyd's candies are a ia
yorite with everybody.
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PROBATECOURT SALE
City Property, go Third Street-h'
B.L. VIM Residence.

No. 45I, R.D.-In the Probate court on S wy
county, Tenn. at Memphis-W. B. WIN w. H.
B. and James p. VIM. Ia r,oda
In obedience to the decree OF saio Court ~
August ~, 1889, for partition sale IN tne @oose
cause, on ooo
Thursday, 2sth Day Of September, 1857,
in front Of the property, in the Taxing.DistIic
(eity of Memphis), 1 Will sell 70 the n1gnest anu oeS1
bidder the following described real estate, WIN al
appurtenances thereto belonging, situate. lying
and being In the T~aKing-Distrct, city OF memPhls,
in Shelby county, Tenn, known as kouth baI iot
no, an, east side of Third street, commenclng AZ
the northeast corner of the alley between Cou1t
aud Madison streets; theme north, parallel win
Third street, "a 3-12 feet; thence east 1921 IeetR sI-
allel with the alley and along the Inc q me NJ" IN
chester property: thence south "a S-iZ rect " mt
corner Of the alleys; thence west 1881 leet 70 tne
beginning, being the south half OF lot 4I4 on ins
plan Of the city of Memphis, upon the tonoWlhg
terms: Starting said property, at s6oO9, : D.o =.
ready received, and allowing the pnfcnassL 70 ~
tain fg75O Of the purchase money 70 pay on tns
tax liens, requiring him TO pay S2OOOln Sash anu
TO execute three equal T otes al 6, f2snd 10 monLns
for the balance, with approved security, lien pelns
retained TO secure the same; or the entire amount
may be paid in cash at the option OF the purchaser.
All tax bills on said property can be seen az tne
once of John Johnson, fhGnix lnsuranee Oom
pany. WE VIM,
W. Y. C * i. W Humes, Attorneys.
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We are under contract with A. E. Sholes
as in former years, to print his Sholss's HEM
phis Directory, volume 10, for 1888, and he il
now at work on II. S. c. ToOF & 20.
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Pursuant to a resolution adopted by the
farmers meeting at the Fair Grounds on the
LIST instant, the following is announced as the
Executive Committee provided for in said
resolution:
First District-W. W. Dickinson.
Fourth District-W. NJ. Coleman.
Tenth District-H. T. Bedford.
Eleventh District-O. N. Alsup,
Thirteenth District-T- Van Neal.
1t is respectfully requested that all of the
a~bove-named gentlemen will meet at the
courthouse (Memphis) on Thursday, the 9TH
instant, at II O'Clock am, TO arrange and
transact such other business as may be
deemed appropriate or necessary.
TOM HOLEMAN, JR., Chairman, etc.
ST oTEMREE 4. 1SS2.
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Tha Cottaxe QaIIery

Has recently added several new and novel
designs to their scenery department, which
have just appeared in the East and csnnot
be found elsewhere in this city. They con-
tinue 70 produce those celebrated photos at
s. q dozen. Remember the place, 40 and 81
Reale street
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TIE Celluloid Eyeglasses will stand ten
times more abtse than any other eye-glass
and, furthermore, they are the best. For sail
by all leading jewellers and opticians.
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PITTSBURG LUMP COAL,
Forty cents per barrel, delivered. Now ID
the time to lay in winter supply.
BROWN 4 JONES.
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Fifty Years Ago

Hammer introduced to:stockmen his Liniment
and Condition Powders. They haye saved
thousands of dollars in stock, and are the
only reliable REMEDIES.
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Trunksi Trunks, Trunks!
Stealinxa Reputatiou.

Cheap TO the trade. We have increased ia
%cilities for manufacturing all kinds of trunks,
v~alises, etc. Our prices cannot be duplicated
in the CITY. p~ARToRELIL 3bS Main street.
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TRADE PALACE,
34S Main street.
L. GOLDSMITH & BROS.

NOVELTIES NOVELTIES.
First of the Season Again.
Monday morning We will place on sale the
first shipment of new goods bought by our
Mr.. I. Goldsmith, now in New York.
Black and Colored Csshmeres in all grades.
"Elelka Gerster Cloth" the new fall dress
goods.
White Atwood Flannel, in large variety.
Basket Flsnnels, all the new shades.
Special job lot of fine Corsets, at so and
75c, and our celebrated brand of
Our Own" Canton Flannel, in all grades.
Call and get your bargains at the
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WE are under contract with A. E. Sholea,
as in former years, to print his ShOIes's Men,
phb Directory, volume 10, for 1888; and he is
now at work on IL. s. C. TooF 4 co.
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NJ 5, 1882.
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GROCERIES Ar AUCTION!
OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF
will be sold a. Auction. FOR Cash, at 4O4
LINDEN STREET, corner Orleans,
Monday Morning, sept. 4tb, 10 pollock.
r. BOECLER & CO.
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Holm Sturl8.

This popular restaurateur will have the
first oysters of the season at his neat res.
taurant and saloon on the corner Of Union
and Main streets. All arrangements have
been made BY Mr.. Sturls to accommodate
his guests. He has a corps OF polite assist
ants who will see to the comforts of his
guests. A ladies' ~dining-room has been
fitted up, upstairs, with an entrance on
Union street. Everything is neat and sweet
about John Sturla's establishment. His
friends should give him a call.
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FOUND
SALES.

DRY GOODS-On the Pigeon Roost road, on the
II 2Sth inst, n valuable package of Dry Goods.
Owner can have same by applying at th7 Lincoln
Place and nayfuO cOSt of ADVERTISING.
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II w

10000 cases 1889 New Packing Peaches,
Tomatoes, Strawberries, Rasp-
berries, GOOseberries, Etc.
500 HaEf-brls. New MackereI, liza 3.
1000 Kits New Mackerel, 1, 2 and 8.
25 Half barrels New Mess Maekerel.
1GO Kits New Mess Mackerel.
100 Boxes New COdhsh.
1000 Boxes New Scotch Herring.
200 Boxes New Factory Fiat Cheese.
100 Boxes New Full Cream Cheddar
Cheese.
100 Boxes New Full Cream Cheese,
2 in a box, about 25 lbs each,
very fine for retailing.
800 brIs Silver Moon New Process
Fl8uf-NOne better.
200 brls Royal Patent Flour, very fine.
$500 brls other grades Flour.
100 brls Silver Moon Meal.
80 brls HOminy.
so brls Grits.
1000 brls Sugars-all grades.
1900 Bags Coffee.
1000 Packages Lard.
1000 Cases Garrett's Snuff.
800 Cases Milk.
so brIs Pure Cidar Vinegar.
25 brIs Pure PICKLE Vinegar.
1000 boxes New Crop LemOns-NeW
York stock.
1000 Bags Virginia Peanuts.
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unIaundried Shirta los.

Unlaundried shirts are now done up tor loc
at tina the Snowflake Steam Laundry, ~
Second street.
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Horsemen and Farmers

VIII find Hammers Liniment and Condition
Powders the onlY sure cure for stock.
Z. ". d CO. Arertn.
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Beware of limitations.
OIa Reliable

The odor of Floreston Cologne is entirely
new. See signature of Hiscox & Co. on
bottle.
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THE FARMERS

Executive Committed Appointed for
the Approaching County Campaign.
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INDICATIONS.
n~ortherly ,vinds, stationary JouO~ed by falling
barometer, stationary or higher temperature. tn
rivers lcH continue nearly stationary.
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New Clarendon Hotel.

Corner Madison and Second Streets.
| and 81 so PEI day. Electric bells,
electric lights; passenger elevator runs day and
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1850 Pr1sez
Whole Tickets 81 cI91
~ Tickets, SO. p Nv
E11-eSs D0N5T SIND BY REGISTERED LEILLE
OR P~CSTOEFICE ORDER ORDERS q . nt,Ea
WsrS bv TLr.ssx. can be sent a. our S4pSlse'
H6drezS III orders 70 K. L. EsEDAANsO o9nStf
Journal Building, Louisville kent1SzZf - ~ &
no 3Go RrosdTsy, New forz, C Ho' 0
--,HE T1-w
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TRADE PALACE.
34S Main Street.
L. GOLDSMITH & BROS.

RObertson's Business College,
No. $50 Main street, is closed for repairs,
and will resume business Monday, Septem-
Der 11th,
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MEMPHIS. Tenn September 4, 1852, 5 pm.
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ESQ; also single BEDROOM on third floor.
TWo-sToRY BRICK DWELLINGS rooms; es
Il St Martin st. A.. J. VIENNA, 345 Main St,
0zo VANCE STREET, s ROOMS.
AlO 16 Orleans, near Poplar.
"a Mulberry, nice brick
49, Main street, 9 rooms.
345 Orleans, near Vance.
2t2-2lO Monroe, cottages.
6 jackson, near Promenade.
Jackson, near Promenade.
Us CanEey, 3 rooms.
- ard 40 Exchange extended.
3S Adams, st. James House.
A Washington, clearinghouse.
166 Union, nice brick.
204 Third street, near Adams.
ISL Second street, nice.
140 Madison street, clearinghouse.
24 DeSOto street.
I47 South.
Cottage on Dunlap, corner L. and N. R. R.
Fleece residence, 4 miles east Of city, on Holly
Ford road, near Bethel place.
Cottage on Coffee street, near Cotton Factory.
STORES.
81 and 1913 Main, formerly sledge, Mckay & Co.
322% and 32i Main, formerly Hill, Standish & Co.
24 Main, near Adams.
247 Main, nearly opposite Court Square.
S47 Main, near Union.
36S Main, near Gayoso.
466 and 46S Main, Harberts.
SSl Main, near Mccall street.
2l0 Main, near Adams.
pa Front, near Adams.
Old Avalanche building, Jefferson street, now be-
ing thoroughly overhauled.
ROOMS AMI OFFICES.
Two rooms over 70 Madison
Rooms over 2O1 Main.
8 Rooms over 3Is Main, corner GsyoSo.
Rooms in Harbert Block.
Four rooms over AS Main.
Suite OF rooms over 247 Main.
once over Leidy's, Main street.
II. L. GUION, Agent,
10 Madison street.
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POOMS@Nicely iurnished, to gentleman, at $40
LII Second street, corner Monroe.
OF y Z MONrH-Brick House, 6 rooms, good
DlO repair. No. 81 Marshall avenue. InqniTe
next door, So Union street. j. Z. FINLEY.
THREE COTTAGES-On Walker avenue, on he
l. fernando street railroad, in complete repair,
near my residence. Apply at Sc Union street.
JOSEPH LEHOW.
NICELY FURNISHED RooMs-In private fam
In lily, with or without board. at
IA SECOND STREET.
OOMS-Fumished or unfurniEhed, at Al FifIh
LII street, Chelsea, on s~treet-car line.
ENURNISHED ROOMs-Forg gentlemen
At III Court street.
GTOREHOUsES-Nos. 2Io and 2lO% Main Etiest.
- Apply to J. W. JEFFERSON q CO.,
212 Front street.
TOTTAGES-Nos. 500 ana $50 IauderdaIe: in
perfect order. s. @. TOOF.
STORE-Corner Union and " ain streets, occu-
- pied by John W. Voegen & Co. Apply at SO
Union tree. IlSEPH LEHOW
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