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suIIfYan CHALLENGED.

PHILADELPHIA, June 28.-Tug Wilson,
the champion of England, challenges Sulli-
van, of Boston, to fight, under the London
prizs-ring rules, for 5000 side.
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Because a Adds TO Beauty

By restoring color and luster to gay or faded
hair, and because it benefits the scalp, Is why
Parker's Hair Balsam is popular dressing
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Little Children With Ague are Pitiful
Objects.

To give them internal poisons in the guise
Of medicines is a cruel wrong. Don't do it,
American mothersi DIR. Holman's Ague and
Liver Pad is perfect cure, acting ~ abb
sorption and without medicine. Ali drug
pists
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When Have a Baby

At breast nothing is so quieting to our
nerves as Parker's Ginger Tonic. 1t pre-
vents bowel complaints, and gives strength
and appetite better than stimulants.-Nese-
ark HofItr.
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New YORK, June 2s.-Lucy May, Little
Phil, Colonel Sprague, Fair Count and Ike
Bonham, were the winners at Coney Island
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sS-The "HUB PUNCH, - made I'm Bos
ton solely by e. H GRAVES d SONS,
meets with marked popular favor rs n
heathfuI and palatable drink
II is prepared with great care FROM THE BEST
MATERIALS, and will be found an as rceable ad-
dition TO the choice things of the table which
deniably enlarge the pleasures OF life and eneour
age good fellowship and good nature II rightly
enjoyed. SEE THAT YOU GET THE GENUINE
WITH THE FAC-SIMILE OF CHESTER II
Ora YES d SONS ON THE CAPSULE OVER THE
CORK OF EACH BOTTLE The "HUB PUNCH
IS sold by all leading grocers anA vine merchants
Trade supplied at manfacturers' prices by
B. J. sENMES & CO. Memphis. fesS-<
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GRslOn-s HoIeI.
Horsford,s Acid Phosphate

In seasickness is of great value. It's action
on the nerves of the disturbed stomach is
soothing and effective.
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Malarjal Fevers are Mitigated,
And in many cases prevented, by using
Water Elevator and Purifying Pump for
cisterns.
KENNESAW MFG CO.,
81 Madison Street, Memphis, Tenn.
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If you question the purity of your cistern
water, put in Water Elevator and Purifying
Pump, which destroys all impurities.
KENNESAW MFG CO., 81 Madison Street.
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FOR SALE.

DIANOS-Second hand chickering and Steinway
L Pianos. as good ne W, cheap for cash.
E. WITZMANN & co.
uSHOMING OCO1TON FACrORY-And acre.
= of land at Corintn Miss; building of brick:
a .pacity of 100 looms and 5000 spindles: q great
be gain can be had. Apply TO J. ii. smith or J. C.
Nicely. Memphis. T enn.
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To close the manufacturing OF L. BertorelI,
No. 1858 Main street, near Gayoso.
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SPORTING NEWS.
Coney IsInnd Races.

CINCINNATI, June 2s.-Cincinnatis, IL;
BaItimores 4
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IIoyd.s Ladies', Restaurant

For pumps, pipes and we'll points 60. to
]. A. Bai.ey's, 295 Second street.
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Higher Rents are seem

By landlords who furnish their cisterns with
the Water Elevator and Purifying Pump,
made by the
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EiOYd,a.
Have HeaIth at Home.

Soda, mead, ginger ale and mineral waters
IN draught, cold and sparkling.
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WANTS.
TWO GOOD BoYs-At Jacks saloon.

i 1879 Main street.
A GENTS-In every portion of the United States
"A by The Universal Benevolent Association
OF California for Unmarried Persons. ONCE,
103S Mission street, san Francisco, California.
Plans Original. New Features Endowments
G. rtain, Not Speculative y Marriages paid
in SO days Bonds recorded. References gwen.
Cor espondence solicited for Agents and Mem
bers. Opportunity of lifetime for AgenIs.
Gut Il Tree. Send stamps for terms and Marriage
Ins Journal. Certificates $1,000 and 5000. Dowries
paid within 60 Jays OF q srriage. Menton paper.
A GESTs-By the Memphis Mutual Aid Society
n to work in town. Inc Marriage Department
realizes $3.50 in four months. TIE Salal Depart
ment realizes $500 in i've months. Married ladies'
preferred for the Natal Department. For terms
call at ofhce 3l4 Front street. upstairs, address
GEO. r. WILLIS. See'y and Treas. Memphis
IIAND- POWER ELEVATOR
Ii Apply 20 WETTER LANGSTAFF & co.
EOMAN-An Industrious single woman, be-
w tween eighteen ana twenty-five, as cook and
help on Trading Boat To the right party good
nome and pay will be given. Address for one
gsek EARNEST this office.
All HITE MAN-To clear land and build fences
wv Apply at SlS Main street
IL ORsks 10 PASTURE
IL Ample fields OF cultivated grasses and clover.
@. +. FARRoW. Refer to C. II. Bracket q Co.,
corner Second and Union streets.
AFFILIATED COIN-Ols gold and silver by
IA J.N.MuLF0RD . CO., 1888 Main st
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Augusta Female Seminary,
stauntoa,V Va
NILS MARY L-AszDTTIN. .-..---..-- PRINCIPAL
opens sept. stb....-----.oIoses Jase. Isss.

UNSURPASSED in its Iocstiou; IN its buildings
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rangenleuts: It's full corps Of superior ana expe-
rienced teschsrs: It's unTivzIed advantages in Nd
SC Modern Languages, ElOcution, Fine Arts.
PHYSICAL Culture, and Instruction in the Theory
and Practice OF Cooking: toe successful efforts
made 10 secure health, comfof and happiness;
its oppOsitiOn 70 exfrEFsKzuce: its STANDARD OF
sold schoiarzhip. For sui particulars Apply 20
tke PRINCIPAL for ceialoguez-
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Cologne because they End this lasting COM
binaiion OF exquisite perfumes delightful
nnupllv
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Ladies Prefer FIoreston

Very convenient for ladies shopping, and
just the place for business men. Bal of fare
changed every day.
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ImpOrtanf.

French Steam Dye-WOrks.
Ladies' and gentlemen's goods dyed and
cleaned at Louis RiegePs, 5S4 Jefferson street,
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L.OST.

II oTTERY TICKETS-A reward of SIS will be
IL paid foI batch Of tickets in the willard
Hotel Lottery. Drawing is postponed. snd Whips
notified not to pay these tickets. Inquire at
This OFETCE
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CONTINUATION
GREAT REDUCTION SALE.
BLOWENSTE|NIBR0S.
Our Entire Stock has been
Marked Down atsuch prices
as will insure speedy sale.
B.LoWenstein &Bros
I'm DICATlORs.

INDICATIONS.
For Tennessee and The Ohio valley, Idcdl fains
easterlytO sOuItherly winds, stationary or slight
rise IN temperature.
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COTTON BELT BULLETIN.
M Temp nsm m Mem Temp m Rainfall.

MEMPHIS, TENN. June q, 1882, SPIN.
AYerapa
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ITO The VOTERS OF SHELBY COUNTY-Feel-
Il il Z very rateful for the generous support re-
ceived from YOUR hands at the last election, and
believing thst my official career has not IN any
way foreited my rights to your suffrage, an
n0unce myself as a candidate for re election to the
office OF Circuit Court Clerk at the ensuing August
election jeet to the decision of the Democratic
Convention. JOSEPH UHL.
Memphis June %. 1882.
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ETY..
II L PRIDDY is a candidate, subject to the
Il. Democratic Countgas. ominating convention.
TOHN A Powell is candidate for County Reg
y lists r, subject to the Democratic Nom mating
convention.
TIA <. DOUGLASS is q candidate for County
i Register al the ensuing August election, sub
ject TO the Democratic Conve. zion.
WE authorised to announce GEORGE J.
w MALLORY q candidate for the office OF
County Res isteI sun ject to the &c ton of the DEM
ocratics sOminating Convention
nj +. (BU sR) HARRISON, of the Eleventh Civil
In. District, hereby announces himself to the
voters of Shelby county as a candidate for the
office of Register at the August election, subject
TO the action of the Demoeractic Convention.
John W. GOULD is a candidate for the ofice OF
u Register, subiecg to the action Of the Demo
C rattle County Conventioa.
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Argument in the case of the State rs. c.
Mundiuger was resumed yesterday morning,
and continued throughout the day up to 3
pm, at which hour Judge Horrigsn charged
the Jury. From a careful review of the ar
guments in the case, very full reports OF
which are published below, it is evident that
it is bad one for Mundinger. Sentiment
appeared 10 be all one way, both at the
courthouse and on the streets. This feeling
was intensified when it was learned that his
principal witness, SiDnott, had been arrested
for perjury. The verdict is anxiously awaited,
and some disappointment was expressed last
night when it was found that the jury were
not ready to report. There is hardly a
doubt, however, that it will be forthcoming
this morning.
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INLEGANF FRONT ROOM-With board for two
IL or three peorsons on line OF fernando road
cars; large yard ana pleasant quarters
$50 UEREAfSDO ROAD
doom AND BOARD-Two gentlemen or gentle
NJ man and wife can fnd pleasant room with
board at No 3S2 Vance 'treet
or day-boarders at No. 40
ID Market street Terms easy.
PLEASANT RSJOMS-F1rstclass board at Miss
L Bsyhss's, 20 Union ST., Gen 4 .illlams's place
DOOMS AND BQARD-Two rooms, with south
IL em expos uTe, at y Court street.
N At log Court street.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

AFTERNOON SESSION.
The court convened at 10 O'Clock, and
General Wright proceeded to close the case
for the State. He spoke as follows:
GENERAL wRIGHT's SPEECH.
MAY 1T PPEAsE Your HONOR AND GEN.
TLEMEN OF THE JURY have been requested
to close this case, and in the effort will endeav
or to do my duty just as conscientiously as il l
were the regularly elected officer of the State.
If know myself, would not cay or do
aught to convict an innocent man. / shall
endeavor to discuss the evidence fairly at
least. Much has been said by learned coun-
sci for the defendant that had little or no
bearing upon the case. Appeals have been
made to your prejudices, to your synpa-
thies, and even to your friendship in behalf
of this defendant. The witnesses for the
State have been ridiculed, villiGed and
abused to the utmost by the counsel for the
defense. / concede the right, nay more, the
duty of counsel to denounce biased wit
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T7lDIg ORS APPEA1.-SIRs: You authorized
IL to announce MEAS candidate for re election
to Office OF clerk of the County Court So bject
To the action of tls Democratic Nominating Con
vention. l Will be compelled to be absent from
-treeity for few weeks, under the imperative or
ders OF my PHI stefan, but Will return IN time for
the canvass. Trusting this will be an ample ex
PLANTATION OF my temporary absence, am, sir, your
obedie n seryaat OWEN DWYER.
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Jury, and i see some among you whose headS
are silvered over, if you ever, in all your rec
objection, heard of a more brazen or impudent
attempt to pack jury than that here pre-
sented by this impndent. No country, no
people, can survive the corruption of the
judiciary. You are the most important fac
tor in that judiciary, and bad man foisted
into the jury-box pollutes the very fountain
of Justice. have the list here which this
person made out. ] have no desire to read
it. There are good men upon the list, and
see one of the names on II in the jury-box- /
do not believe he knew he was on the list, and
it only shows how degraded, how low, SIM
mott Is when he would use a good name
for such purpose. Who instigated Sinnott
in his scheme of manufacturing juries?
Who is the motive power behind this Sim
not? II must be man who has great inter-
ests at stake. 1t has been told you by Ken
uedy, and coIroborated by Sinnott, that they
(Mundinger and Sinnott) had been looking
over papers together. Now, gentlemen, as 1
said before, If must have been man with
powerful motive. You know that he has
committed willful perjury. Who is the man
who mad the motive for this corrupting OF
No human being except Z.
Mundinger, who did it through his dirty tool
Sinnott. Talk about conspiracy Was there
ever such an outrage upon decency and law
as this? i take the liberty of saying, gen.
tlemen, that You do not believe a word Sim
mott has said. You have heard Mundinser's
statement as 10 how be got this money, and
what he did-with it. Can you have any doubt
that this testimony was fabric ated, and if tes-
timony is fabricated, it must be disregarded.
If you believe C. Mundinger foisted this
nan upon you, you can have no higher
proof of guilt. General Wright here read
authority upon fabricated evidence. So,
then, gentlemen, if you believe MundInger,
ysu cannot doubt his guilt. Let's go little
further in this case. We introduced detect
i've in this case, and great stress has been
laid upon that fact by counsel on the other
side My learned friends have grown elo-
quent, exhausted the very vocabulary of
and abuse at what they call
the great wrong that has been done this
miserable wretch, Sinnott. Is there anything
wrong in the Lowersteins, who were
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FOR RENT.

EOES EkEkN ks
TTlwo-sroRY BRICK DWELLINGS, St. Martin
l. street: s rooms A. J. VIENNA, 345 Main st.
TlWO-SrORY BRICK DWELL1NG-In desirable
Il Locations rooms. R. A oDLUM, 10 Madison
n A FIFTH STREET. CBELsEA-On the street
TT railroad line; nouse five rooms and kitchen;
$40 per month. NJ. c. RIDER, 81 Fifth street.
= VERY desirable Cottages. 240 and 242 Desoto
n street ne-r Vance; good water, newly papered
and pa nted. A. N, BOYD & SONS, 264 Front st.
STRAYED OR STOLEN.
HORSES AND MULES
IL Two soIrel horses; one crest fallen and in
good order; aged about S years; Is hands high
star in forehead The other about l6 hands high
10 wears old star in Tor head. The two mules
black mares; about Is hands high; in good order;
about 10 years old; one has white spot on
back. VIII pay liberal reward on their delivery
at Nos. 6S and 20 Monroe street.
ID. B. THISTLEwOOD.
MULE AND PONY-On June 1IIh, one mouse
INI colored horse mule about Is hands high and
years old; and one dark DAY pony, years old,
little sway back and poor Liberal reward for
same, il returned to IS and 20 Monroe street.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

WE are authorized to announce ANDREW J.
wv HARRIS a candidate for County Trustee.
RupiecI 70 the action OF the Demoeratc Convention
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strong arms III making that county
and no matter what name we gave
it the people would always know il
as Snow County, for he had been
the pioneer, the father and builder
Of the country and the inhabitants,
and a warm encomium was placed
by Councillor Teasdale upon the
name and record of the councillor
from Washington County.
Chaplain Milo Andrus expressed
his thanks for the kindness received
from the members. and pleasure at
renewing old associations and max
ing new acquaintance. He had
been with the community from
very early days, and had seen
its growth and he was sanguine
of the rapid growth of the Terri
tory. Had come of revolutionary
stock, his parents and grand-par-
ents had fought in those wars, and
he loved his country, loved the flag
and loved the Constitution and
knew that our traducerS would own
to it at no distant day.
Councillor SmoOt also spoke Of the
salts faction he had in the labOrs of
this session. He said the members
and officers were exceptional,
having done the best they knew
how. His personal wish was
that his constituents would
send younger men, but as they had
made their minds up for him to
come here he came and did the best
he could, which he would continue
to do, whether his days here were
few or many.
President Jos. F. Smith also said
a few words, stating that he had
done the best he knew how in the
position which the councillors had
placed him, and proffered satisfa c.
ton at the results of the laborS Of
the session.
A message was read from the
Governor approving the bill creating
Garfield County. and acknowledging
the vote of thanks, and returning
the bill of the new charter of Salt
Lake City, not considered, as the
enrolled bill did not reach him I'M
til pm. to-day.
The committee who waited upon
the Governor reported that he had
no further communication to make.
The appropriations for the Deseret
University having been stricken
ont of the appropriation bill, the
question was raised if the Council
wished to provide means by resolu-
tion for the University. The sense
of the Council was expressed to let
the matter stand without change,
as the Governor had left it.
At PIN. Friday, March ~, the
Council dissolved, after continuous
session of twenty-nine hours with
out recess.
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recommended that the $1,000 las.
appropriated for jury fees, be do
mated for care of prisoners, etc. The
House elected to have the bill
signed without any further altera-
lions.
On motion Messrs. Preston and
partridge were appointed to meet a
like committee from the Council to
wait upon the Governor and tell
him that their tables were clear of
business.
Mr.. Dalton spoke and said the
Governor stated he would sign the
bill changing the boundaries of
washington, Iron and other coun-
Ties, II the new county could be
named Garfield instead of Snow.
The Council had consented, the
speaker said, and the House on
vote consented also to change the
name.
MI. PenroSe arose and stated that
he understO God the Governor said he
would rather than not have some
amount placed in the appropriation
bill for the benefit of the University
of Deseret, if the proviso before re-
ferred to were inserted. He there
fore moved, that, if such was the
fact, that the sum of $3O,eOO be in
serted.
The Speaker said he could see no
objection to the proviso, and Mr..
PenrOse, following up his remarks.
said it was well known that secta-
rian or doctrinal views had not
been taught in the University, and
it was not the desire to do so, and,
therefore, he wished to have the
same placed in.
A number of objections, such as
the latenesS of the hour, the passage
Of the bill by the Council, and the
like, were called up, and the bill
was sent off.
The Council announced that it had
concurred in the House resolution
about waiting on the Governor, and
Councillors Cuff and Barton had
been appointed to act with the
House committee.
Mr.. Hatch presented a report |
from the Governor notifying the |
House that he had signed the gen.
eral appropriation bill. He also |
thanked both houses of the Legisla- |
ture for their courtesy to him, and |
his best wishes.
Mr.. Booth announced that the |
Governor had assepted to signing |
the House bill giving certain powers
to incorporated cities, if they would |
strike out the section relating to |
liquors, as that provision had al
ready been made in the liquor law.
The House struck out the section.
Mr., Preston, from the joint COM |
mittee appointed to wait on the |
reported that he had no |
further communication to make.
On motion Of Mr.. Hatch the
Council was notified that the House |
table was clear.
The Council notified the House |
that it concurred in the amendment |
to House file 1 also that it's table |
was clear and that it was prepared |
to adjourn.
Mr.. Dusenberry moved to adjourn |
sine die. The motion was put and |
carried, the chaplain offered up
benedictiOn and the House ad- |
journed.
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