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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Another hanging in the wind.
The library is not to be forgotten.
More GOODNESS is promised to-day.
--Beale street will be paved after all.
The city is every day growing cleaner.
The gas was lit at 2 o'clock this morning
Divorce has become unpopular in Men,
phis.
The buffalo gnats poison the mules and
horses.
Cotton futures were rather severe yes
terday.
The position of city scavenger is open
tor candidates.
Judge Eldridge is presiding now over
the court in Bartlett.
The Chickasaws visited the Art Loan
Association last night.
The food subsidies and the gnat still
lives numerously here.
The railway case was continued before
Judge Morgan yesterday.
-Bootblacks, bootblacks beware!
Bootblacks please have a care,
In the vicinity of Memphis the gnats
are getting the better OF the stock
The Rev. W. W. Landrum preached at
the Central Baptist church last night.
Can somebody explain the economical
reason for the buffalo gnats existence?
Marriage license was granted Yesterday
to Matt ID. Stephenson and Mollie Hall.
Every man who allows his premises TO
be filthy is hauled up before the recorder.
Calvin Perkins was enrolled as an at
torney of the United States Court yesterday.
Now that he is captain of the Broom
Brigade, the boys call him Miss John ID.
Wsldran.
The man who kicks about his property
assessment is referred to the Board of
Equalization.
"A complimentary benefit has been ten
dered to Mr.. Frank Gray, manager OF Leu
brie's Theater, for this evening.
Dave Mills, colored, brought in straw
dark bay horse to the stationhouse yester-
day; but its owner has not yet been found.
The walking match will be the spring
sensation. The railroads will all prepare TO
meet the demands upon them for excursion
rates. .
N. F. Lecocq, not the composer, but the
discomposer of his family serenity, was
given 100 days on the Island Yesterday by
President MADDEN.
The Board OF Health Office on Poplar
street is nearing completion, and the old
Office oi the board will soon be condemned
and ordered to be pulled down.
The "Olde Folkes Concerto" by the L.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
LAST day of the w. C. A. dinners.

LAST day of the w. c. A. dinners.
BAILEY's, 295 Second, is the place to have
good plumbing done at reasonable prices.
FOREIGN productions in Millinery Goods
will be seen in their greatest variety at P. E.
Hopkins & Co.'S opening on next Thursday.
March 30th.
THE Planters Insurance Company, one of
our oldest and strongest institutions, gives
special attention to insuring dwellings and
contents, and at moderate rates. Office in
the company's building, Al Madison street.
REVIVAL services are being held at SAT-
faran Street Methodist church, conducted by
the pastor, Rev. j. 2. Walker, with the
assistance of other ministers. Service daily
during the present week at 3: 80 and Z AS
pm. Everybody cordially invited.
THE ladies who have promised contribu-
tions TO the ornamental department of the
bazar to be given by the ladies of the Cum
berland Presbyterian Court street) church,
the first week in April, will please send
them in as soon as possible. All contribu-
tions to be sent to Mrs ]. w. Falls, 1868 JET
ferson street extended, ard Mrs. N. c. Gal
laway, room 80 Peabody Hotel.
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covered and 1t was simply impossible for her
TO have known Of it uniess she had seen the
crime committed; and then the voluntary
confession before hall a dozen witnesses
made il dsmningiy clear. The general con-
tended that to send such 4 man to the
penitentiary an insult 10 the convicts.
If ne was confined Tor life in lonesome
dungeon, the dungeon itself would shudder
at his presence. The speaker said, that if
in the world TO come he should meet the
prisoner, and ne mad a spirit couatenance at
all corresponding TO his earthly .phiz," he
1.-THE general) would perish Of fright at the
sight of him. Matthew's place, said the
speaker, vas on the gallows.
During the speaking Matthews began to
realize that his large and sinewy neck was in
danger. The day before he had apparently
laughed at the trial, but the speeches seemed
to cool the state Of HE liveraEd give him
the cold shivers. During the speeches Tor
the prosecution he renblsd like an aspen.
The instructions Of Judge Horrigsn were
those usually delivered in murder cases,
with proviso devoted to the confession of
the prisoner. The jury were put in posses
sion of the case at o'clock. They were out
thirty-one minutes, though they agreed
unanimously, without a dissentient voice,
that it was murder IN the first degree. The
verdict of the jury was, practically, zone
hemp rope" The negro turned two shades
paler at the verdict, and the case was over.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


Tonight benefit will be given to Mr..
| Frank Gray, the manager of Leubrie's The
| alter, at which Jeans Senators will take a
hand. Mr.. Gray is clever gentleman, and
deserves well of the people Of the city.
Audran's "MaseOiie'' by the Ford Opera
Company.
On the opening night in Memphis, April
18th, Mr.. Ford's excellent company will APP
pear in Audran's beautiful opera mentioned
above. While this opera belongs to the now
popular school of comic lyric dramas, its
music, all through, attains a much higher
standard than most of them of the same
class. The meaning of the word 'nldseofe,"
is good fortune" and the French peasantry
believe that the fairies occasionally endow,
at the time of birth, female child among
them with the power of giving prosperity
and happiness to all who dwell beneath tie
same roof, especially when the favored one
reaches young maidenhood. Mr.. Ford's com.
pany is said to be the best of all contempo-
raries in its production. The "Gobble Cob
BILE" duet between "Bettina," the nascotte,
and "Fippo," her shepherd lover, as rem
dered by Miss Marie Bockell and Mr.. George
Denham, according to press statements al
ways takes the audience to two and three
eHcOres.
The Light Fantastic Toe.
Tonight at the Art Loan Exhibition Prof.
J. Mook's dancing scholars will repeat that
programme so much enjoyed by those who
were present Tuesday night. This il done
for the reason that so many were turned
away from the OVERLOOKING doors, that it is
thought there will be enough to again fill the
house and be much pleased as the former
audience was. In addition to the programme
of Tuesday evening new dancs entitled 'The
Five Funny Fellows" just from China and Of
a burlesque character, will be produced,
which of itself will repay any one
the small outlay necessary to see it.
Although all the dances were much en-
joyed by those present, Miss Floy Coles |
"Cschuca," Miss Mamie Goodbar's "Rapid
Transit Fling" and "La NGissdnce des Fleurs,"
were more particularly noticeable for excel |
lence. Last night the programme was en-
tirely musical, with the exception of Mis-
Grace Lewellny's recitation, Roger and l."
which was so effectively given that it brought
tears into the eyes of many present. Mrs. |
Fits played an original composition char
acterized by brilliancy of execution. OF the |
ballads sung by Misses Hunter and Mont
gomery it is needless to speak, as they are
both well known to the public. The excel !
lent music discoursed by the amateur or
chestra, who so kindly gave their services to
the Art Lean Exhibition, was much appreci-
ated by the visitors.
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PERSONALS.

MR. LOUIS STIx, of New York, left for
home yesterday morning.
Mr.. ID. A. CURTIS, of the New York Her
aid, left for New York last night.
GOVERNOR J. L. ALcoRN, accompanied
by his wife, have apartments at the Peabody
Hotel.
Mr.. j. J. SLACK, prominent lawyer, OF
Grenada, Miss, arrived yesterday, and would
be pleased to see his friends at the Peabody
Hotel.
VISITORS on Change yesterday: w. II.
Stule, Corinth, Miss; w. Delaney, Rosedale,
Miss j. c. Callicott, Coldwater, Miss; II.
III. Estes, Miss.
KooPsMoNsHoP, from Chinco, China, the
great Chinese tobacco importer and dealer,
Is guest at the Peabody Hotel. He will be
there some DAYS.
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THE TOWPATH CLUB
DenOuRee the Recent Attacks Upon the
Character of the Lnmented Garfield.

The Towpath Club at lis LIST regular
meeting, unanimously adopted the following
preamblcs and resolution:
WHEREAS, The recent publication of letter at
tributed General James A. Garfield, and said to
have been written by him in July, 1876, has been
made the occasion for severe and bitter criticisms
upon his character and conduct, wholly at war
with the universal expressions of respect and
admiration with which his late untimelF death
was lamented; and whereas. we find in the said
letter nothing to warrant the slightest criticism
upon the fidelity integrity or honor of the gallant
Garfield, but much to increase our appreciation
of his lofty patriotism, his devotion to his country
and his fine talent man OF affairs, and fresh
reason for regret and sorrow that he early
lost from the ma tional councils; therefore be it
Resllued by The TolgpGh Club, of Memphis. That
we denounce the late attacks upon the memory of
President Garfield unwarranted, ineXcusable
and unworthy the serious attention of any Ameri-
can CITIZEN and rejoice that this latest effort to
defame his character and steal from him his
well won laurels has so signally failed.
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Everything Is complete. To-day stripe
matches plain with marvellous nicely !;
the symphony Of eaiOr il uHjarred by a
dissOnans variation. To-day is 20 he had
that Partisan masterpiece, the ONE
Bonnet which, above all others, pleas ed
your fancy Opening Day" To-day
may be purchased that . nifty ParasOI
you so much admired. To-day all il
Fresh and New and Beautiful- Curious
eyes have gazed, but no saereIfgiOus and
sOfiin$ hnger-fips have left their trace
on creamy ParasOi or snowy bonnet
" i'll yOu " ait Till the morrow and sadly
sing with Whittier the miserses of the
past potential:
1T hight HAVE REEN!,
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TO-morrow's Drawing

In the Commonwealth Distribution Company
will be matter of interest to a very large
number of Memphians. The sales each
month in this city very extensive. S=v-
eral capital prizes of Louisville lotteries have
been drawn here, and the people do not for
get it. Those who want numbers in to-mor-
rows drawing had better call this morning
at No. 6 West Court street
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Plants and Flowers.

/ have 100000 budding plants OF great
variety and large assortment, which are sec
ond to none in this market. The public are
invited to call, examine and be convinced.
Floral decorations made in the best of style
on short notice. Prices reasonable.
H. MOORE,
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SiIk-RaisiDg school

Commences April 10, 1882. Call and register
your name.
P. WALLACE MCKITTRICK,
Practical Silk Culturist and Reeler,
22l Second street, Memphis, Tenn.
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You are sick; well, there is just one rem
edy that will cure you beyond possibility of
doubt. If it is liver or kidney trouble, CON
sumption, dyspepsia, debility, "Wells's
Health Remover" is your hope. 81. Druggist.
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A POSITIVE CURE

without Medicines
ALLAN's SOLUBLE INDICATED BOUGIEs,
Patented October 16. $50. One box
No. l viii cure any IS IN four days or les
No. VIII cure the most obstinate case, no mat
ter of how long sia1diug.
No nsusenus doses Of cubebs, copaiba OF oil Of
sandAlwo5d that certain 10 produce d 3 ue psiz
By destroying the coatiHgE Of the stomach
Pre-, 81 50. sold by All Druggists or mailed Cd
receipt Of price For further particulars nd for
circulars. p o. Box I5.=5.
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See Here.

Now ready Tor sale.
p WALLACE MCKITTRICK,
Practical silk Culturist
221 Second street.
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French steam Dye.Works.

Gray hair soon RECEIVERS its youthful &C lor
by the use Of Parker's Hair Balsam, an ele-
CANT dressing, admired for its perfume.
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Premature Loss Of the Hair

May be entirely prevented by the use OF
Burnetts Cocoaine.
The superiority of Burnett's Flavoring
Extracts consists in their perfect purity and
strength
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Thursday, March 3Oih,

Is the opening of P. E. Hopkins & Co.
ldany new and novel styles in Imported Mil
linery will be shown for the first time in
this section.
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Women use Parker's Ginger tonic, because
they learn by experience that it overcomes
dependency, weakness in the back and other
troubles Of the sex.-H0nse Journal.
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Ask druggists for Rough on Rats" 1t
clears out rats, mice, bedbugs, reaches, YER
min flies, ants, insects-15 cents per box.
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Grand Opening

Prices as per quality.
BROWNE, 40 Madison street.
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Ladies' and gentlemen's goods dyed and
cleaned " Louis RiegePs, ssh Jefferson street.
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LET every lady in the city, who wishes to
attend the openings to-day, invite her hus-
band to dine with her at the W. c. A. dining
room, 247 Main street. Last and best dinner
OF the series for fifty cents.
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Insist Upon Obtaining
Hose-Hose Carts.

FIpreston Cologne. 1t is pre-eminently su-
pc rior in permanence and rich delicacy Of
fra GRANGE.
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Don't Die i'm the House.

Bonnets and Millinery Goods are among the
attractions at 2. E. Hopkins & Co.'s opening
on next Thursday, March 30th.
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Of French pattern bonnets, Thursday, Marcel
10th, at Mrs. A. K. Sloan's.
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How Women Learn.

OF French pattern bonnets, Thursday, March
30th, at Mrs A. X. Sloan's.
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New Hotel CIarendOu-A. J. Kerr, Pro-
prfetOr: l.. ID. Hunt. Manager.
Messrs. II. e. Hopkins 81 Co.

Have made extra purchases in Foreign Mill
merry for their grand opening on next Thurs
ay March Both
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Young SilkWOrms

Urshu OpSnInS
OF French pattern bennets, Thursday, March
Both, at Mrs. A K. Sloan's.
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HAXR VTGOR.
Various Causes

OF French pattern bounet+, Thursday, March
Both, at Mrs. A. K Sloan's
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TO LADIES'!

TINE MESSRS. KREMER beg to announce that
Il they have secured the services of
Madame Franeoise VanrOOtey,
DreSsmakin0 DeDartmaut
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wagon company
T q meeting OF the Board Of Directors Of this
~ Company. held On the 18th inst, call was
made for fifty per cent of the subscribed stock,
payable on the lst o, April next, and nifty Per
cent. on the 1st Of May next
W. L. GRAHAM.
March n 1882 Secretary and Treasurer.
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French Pattern

Have your plumbing done by Bailey
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WEATHER OBS ERVATIONs.

WAR DEPT, U. S. Army SIGNAL SERVICE. !
WEDNESDAY, March 20. 1882, 1905 pm. I
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es- We are In receipt of our
Spring and Summer Stock of
Imported Cloths, fresh from
the looms of the best English
and French Manufacturers.
An inspection solicited.
Prices as reasonable as any
Hrsf-eiass Tailoring EsIab-
lishmenf In the Northwest.
MURRAY d. RIDGELH,
No. 3S Madison street,
Memphis, Tenn.
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FOR SALE.
NOTICE

To = .Of L hoIders Of the Jam - a Graham
Wagon Company
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Fader, Frank * Co.. OF Memphis, sustain ed
severe losses in the Watson district, Desha
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-01-22
Mexican Troons Amhushed.

A correspondent of the Tombstone Epitaph. writing from Cumpas, Sonora, January 9, gives the following particu- lars of the Mexican troops being am pushed by the Indians:
 Alter the Indians had crossed the nv CT Iaqui, the Sauharipa troops took their trail, when the prefecto handed it over and followed it for but little dis tance; and, as expected it would, soon changed its course from the south to the east-directiOn of the Guaynopa mountains.
 At point near Suaharipa the troops overlook the Indians, who had laid in ambush for them; and unfortunately for the troops, they fell into it, when des- perate fight ensued for few moments The Indians had all the advantage and could not be dislOdged, and the order was given for the troops to retire. They lost five men killed and several wound ed. Among the wounded was Don Fran cis Valencia. one of the most prominent and influential citizens of Sauharipa-
 The Indians were pursued no further by the troops, and at last accounts had reached Nacori, the town nearest the GuaynOpa mountains, where they had committed some slight depredations.
 General Otero left Oposura on Sunday last with the Sixth Battalion of regular troops and about 250 of the national guard from that district. From there he will proceed to NacOri, where he will establish headquarters. The Generals plans are well laid, and are sure to ban ish the Indians from their stronghold in the mountains
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-01-22
Conner and Lead Smelling.

The Santa Catalina Copper Company, a corporation recently organized in New York, are about to put up smelter on their mines in the Old Hat district The Pacific Iron Works, Rankin, Brayton & O., of San Francisco, are furnishing the machinery, which is to consist of one of their patent copper smelters of 30 tons per day capacity, with all other machip- cry to make the equipment complete. It also includes power for an additional smelter and a saw mill outfit.
 This is one of the most promising copper developments in the country and there is reason to believe 1t will be a most successful enterprise. The same firm have also under contract a plant of the same capacity for the old Globe Copper Company, to be erected Tn the Globe district. They have also under way a 40.ton galena smelting plant with sampling works for the Pinal Con. N l- ing Company, to be put up at Blu, q, Pinal county. The mining interests of Arizona are largely indebted to the skill and enterprise of this firm in producing character of machinery adapted to our various wants The Copper Queen and many other of our most productive mines owe their property largely to the superior character of the machinery fur nished by the Pacific Iron Works. Their smelters are noted in all parts of the country as the most reliable, effective and economical of any in use. Their copper smelter, it is said, is the only one that has ever made a success on Ar izona ores and this success has been so marked that it has completely revolu- tionized the business of copper smelling in this country.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-01-22
{ Wonderful Mine.


 The San Miguel mine, situated in the Batopilas mining district, State of Chi huahua, has been worked for the past 300 years and is now in the possession of an American company, organized under American laws, ex-Governor Boss Shep- ard, President and present superinten- dent. There are $50 men employed, 200 in the mine and l50 in and about the Hacienda. at which place two mills, one of five and one fifteen stamps, are kept constantly in operation, making an az Eregate yield of SolG00 to S14Q0O0 per month. The mine and Hacienda are connected by raii. At the latter place mostly Americans are employed. Gov. Shepard and family are residing there. In the galleries and stopes of the mine is enough extracted ore to keep the 20 stamps Tn constant operation for two years yet to come. \ part of the ore is almost pure silver and much resembles a hbrous moss. It can be compressed in the hand or moulded into any desirable shape without fracture. The specimens now in possession or Mir F. 4. Ferris, who lately returned from that place, are beautiful. the silver being absolutely pure. The mine is difficult of access, of the 6H0 miles from Fl Paso, l5O of them must be made by pack. The mills now in operation had in that manner to be taken in. They were made in San Fran cisco in pieces whose weight did not ex- ceed 800 Opounds. Many of the old Span ish workings are full Gf water and pump ing machinery will be necessary before full development can be made, the pres ent workings being drained by a tunnel. The mine adjoining the San Miguel Is also said to be exceedingly rich. It is owned hy Mezicaus and held at prices fabulous. Three hundred thousand dol lars was paid for the San Miguel.