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r. KUPFERSCHMIDT,
LAKEVHEW
Trustees sale,

Trustees Sale.
DY virtue of a trust deed madc to me on the
ID 2sth day of March. 1881, and recorded in
book 1856, page 48s, Registers office of Shelby
county, Tenn, to secure c-rtain indebtedness
therein mentioned, l W II sell for cash. at public
outcry, at the southwest corner of Main al
Madison streets, city of Memphis, Tenn, at Il
o'clock noon,
" ednesday. October z, 1855.
the property descr bed in said deed OF trust, as
follows, to-wit: Situated, lying and being in the
county of Shelby, and State of Tennessee, being
the south half Of block K, fronting on Gaines
Pickering. And, also, lot 3s in Parks subdi-
vision, on the northwest corner of Carr ana Davie
avenues, fronting 100 feet on Carr avenue ana 24s
feet on Davie avenue. For more particular
scription is made to said deed in
trust, of record as aforesaid.
Equity of redemption barred; title believed to
be good, but sell and convey as trustee only.
J. J. S0HM, Trustee.
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SIOUX FAILS, OAK, September 14.-ln
the Constitutional Convention to-day res
olutions were introduced to be referred to
the proper committees, as follows: That
name OF the new State be Dakota,
and its motto "Under God, the People
Rnle;" that education and attendance at
schools be made compulsory between the
ages of six and twelve. A committee OF
fonf ~as appointed 10 draft memorial to
Convress ASKING SSsr the admission of Da-
kota, if this constitution be rAs Ha .-ea oY tAe
pepnle.
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THE race between the yachts Puritan
(American) and Genesta (English), which
was run yesterday along the inside track OF
the New York Yacht Club, was won by
the former by sixteen minutes. The at
tendance of spectators was very large, and
an immense amount Of money changed
hands. The enthusiasm was not so marked
as on the first day, but it was
sufficient to indicate the desire of the
people for the success of the Puritan.
Another and, we believe, the last race
will be run on the outside course of the
Yacht Club tomorrow, which will be de-
cisive of the speed and bottoms of both
vessels and of the seamanship of their
crewa
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ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, September l4,-The new
Grand Opera-House, which occupies the
site and takes the place OF the old house
that was destroyed by fire last November,
Yves opened tonight to the largest and
most fashionable audience seen in st.
Louis for many years. The building is in
Moorish style, the front of which, in
pressed brick and stained glass, cost
$4,000. The interior is in the
same st77,,:- and its decorations are 9
marvel Of rich and harmon.c rs ~ '"iofS anu
costly hangings. 1t has ten proscenium
boxes splerdidlY upholstered, is lighted
throughout with iacandescent electric
lamps, is thoroughly ventilated, and has
numerous escapes, and all of its appoint
ments are of the very best character. Ii
has seating capacity of 260O. The man
agership remains in the hands Of John
W. Norton, and the properly is owned by
Pierre Choutedu. Nat Goodwin & Co.
were the attraction and will play through
the week
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Mr.. Tam, of the committee, in an inter
view after the race, said: 81 am satisfied
that the Puritan fairly outsailed the &C.
nesta to-day, but think when they meet
in good breeze it will be nip and tuck"
Mr.. Forbes, Gen. Paine and Mr.. Burgess
are all satisfied with the result, and are
ready to try it again on Wednesday, when
the outside course will be sailed, the
breaking of the Genesta's main-cap pre-
venting a race tomorrow.
Capt. Joe Ellsworth said tonight: "The
Englishman is mighty smart boat, and
may win yet. We have sailed our best
race in smart water" The following table
gives the actual result of the race:
Yacht. Start. Finish. Elapse Time. Cor. Tine
aensstn asan 10 20 1112 S2S:g2 99 SSS S:SS 81 81
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Womau,s Face

room as tender woman face ?" asks George
Elliott Not any, we are happy to answer,
provided the glow of health tempers the
tender expression. The pale, anxious,
bloodless face of the copsumptive, or the
evident sufferings of the dyspeptic, induce
feelings of sorrow and grief on our part
and compel us to tell them of DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery" the sover-
eign remedy for consumption and other
diseases of the respiratory system, SIS well
as dyspepsia and other digestive troubles.
Sold everywhere.
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JACKSON, MISS.
The COIOred State Eair-Death of an
EstiE1abJe Citizen.
IsPEc1IL TO THE APpEAL.l

ESPECIAL TO THE APPEAL.
JACKSON, September 14.-rhe Colored
State Fair, to open here On October 26th
promises to be display of unusual in
terest. The managers are in daily receipt
of letters of encouragement from all parts
of the State, and the Boards of Super
visors in many OF the counties are consid-
ering the advisability of extending finan-
cial aid to coiored people of their
respective counties to aid them in
making exhibits OF their skill
and industry. A large and liberal list of
premiums have been subscribed by the
merchants and citizens of this city, who
are evincing considerable interest in the
success of the enterprise. Gov. Lowry has
accepted the invitation to deliver the open
ing address, and Senators Walthall and
George, the Hon. E. Barksdale, the Rev. c.
B. Galloway and Gen. S. D. Lee have been
invited to speak during the fair. The man
agement is composed of meu who are in
telligeDt, practical energetic and entirely
reliable.
Mr.. Henry @. Daniel, for many years
county surveyor of Kinds county, and a
citizen of this community between forty
and fifty years, died last night after pro-
tracted illness of some months duration.
He was greatly beloved cit zen.
The rain continued yesterday.
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There is not exactly brieklayers'
strike in Little Rock, but there is gem
eral demand for an increase of so cents
upon their 81 per day, and twelve work
men have quit Work on the insane
asylum has stopped. but eighteen brick
layers, mostly residents, were at work
yesterday. Contractors say they are pay
ing fair price, and they refuse to make
any advance.
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The Charge. AraI..f the Coast survex

WASHINGTON, September "A. = Judge
Chenowith, First Auditor of the Treasury,
has returned to the city. He is inclined
to credit the charges against the Coast and
Geodetic Survey Bureau. In regard to the
published report that Acting SuPerintend-
ant Thorn had allied himself with some of
the old officials of that bureau, and had
placed himself in antagonism to the re-
form recommended and contemplated by
the Chenowith committee, of which he
(Tborn) was a member, Mr.. Chenowith
said that "he discredited absolutely any
such report concerning Mr.. Thorn"
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srtIIer,s Rosv Ioe,,,aes,.

NASHVILLE, September 1.-THE coro-
ner's jury Yesterday identified the body
found in Sumner county last Saturday as
that of the missing Deputy United States
Marshal Miller, and in their verdict found
that he came TO his death at the hands OF
John Bradley. The examination of Wit
nesses developed very strong evidence
against Bradley and his son, who have
been arrested and jailed.
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ENTRIES AND BETTING TO-DAY.
Raging AZ Ka.sn. citx.

Kansas Cry, No., September 1.-THE
opening day OF the Interstate Fair. Fine
weather and good prospects for the week.
The races to-day were comparatively un-
important.
Running, seven-eighths of a mile. Grant
G.. first, Big Race second, Penola third.
Time-1 1874.
Trotting, for four year olds and under.
Cashier, 2, l, L; Hambletonisn, l, 2, p;
Hattie Carlisle, 8, 8, 5. Time-2;42, 2:43E,
2:44.
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MISSISSIPPI RESERVOIRS.
Report of the Government Engineer
On the System


ST. PAUL, MINI, September 14.-In the
report on the reservoir system at the Mis-
sissippi the government engineer says:
"Those at lakes Leach and Winnebago
were opened September 1st, aud
the receiving reservoir, 100 miles be-
low tho upper ones, August 18th.
The discharge was about 5000 cubic
feet Of water per second. The
report notes the risesin the river resulting
from this discharge, varying from five feet
at Grand Rapids to two feet at Sauk Rapid.
The report estimates that the reservoirs
are now furnishing fully one foot of water
at St. Paul. Three reservoirs have been
completed, the upper two having joint
capacity OF about 10000, 100000 cubic feet
when iulI, the fourth reservoir at Pine
river, with capacity of 7,000,000,000 feet,
will be completed this fall. When the
system is complete it is estimated the
rise in the Mississippi at Crow Wing and
Sauk Rapids will be fully four feet.
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There is one thing nobody ever regrets
that is, the day they first adopted Park
er's Tonic as their regular family medi-
cine. It's range is SO wide, and its good
effects SO sure, that nothing else, except
good nursing. are needsd in great majori-
~ OF cases. Buy it, try it, and atterward
1t will not require any praise from Us.
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GALVESTON. TEX, September 14.-The
Galveston Ne1cs's Dallas spssial says the
much-expected prize fight between Nc
Gregor, known AS the ''St. Joe Kid" of
For, Worth, and W. Black, alias Ross, alias
McGraw, of California, came off yesterday
at point twenty-five miles below Dallas,
on the trunk railway, and resulted in favor
of the Kid after five hard fought rounds.
Ten thousand dollars changed hands.
There was no disturbance.
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Dismissed

WAsHISsToN. September 14.-Secretary
Manning to-day dismissed Jsbez Fox, q
fourth clsss clerk in the Registers office.
Mr. Fox is the pastor of the Sweden.
borgian church on Capitol Hill. The
reason given by Register Rosecrans foI
his removal is that it was the pleasure Of
the appointing officer
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ExDorts Of Domest,c Cattle.

WAsHINeToN, September 14.-The chief
of the Bureau of Statistics reports the to-
tai values of the exports of domestic cat
tie and hogs, beef, pork and dairy products,
as follows:
Domestic cattle and hogs, 1885. 1884.
August S7,3l3,l47 SS,6S5, ,509
gust e ,217,516 62947, ,275
Beef and pork products for
ten months ending August
3st ,ol ,45l ,136, $40
Dairy products for four
months ending August Slst {, ,2S9, ,5Q 7,733, ,6l9
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BASEBALL NEWS.
Corinfh VS.. bonneville.

IsPkUIAL TO THE APPEAL.I
CoRINTH, Miss, September 14.-One OF
the most Interesting games of the season
was played between Bonneville and
Corinth at Rienzi, resulting in the score of
IA to 10, in Corinth's favor. There was a
large crowd from Coriuth, Bonneville and
adjoining towns to witness the game.
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The Feeling in London.

LONDON, September 15.-The Daily Nelcs
referring to the Genesta's heavy bowsprit,
sss: ''Such things are among the chances
of war and must be accepted. The good
humor of the losers though, may fairly
temper the exultation of the winners"
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Hundrsdth Anniversary Of Temper
<rNr

WASHINGTON, September 14.-The 100;h
anniversary of temperance work in this
country will be celebrated in this city, on
Sunday next, by special services at num-
Der of the churches and meetings of the
various temperance societies,
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New Naval Vessels,

WARRINGTON, September Ii. = The
Board of Naval Officers appointed to con-
slider plsns for the construction of the
new naval vessels met at the Navy De-
Dartment to-day. The board expects to
have the report ready to submit to Secre-
tary Whitney within couple of weeks.
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speciat DeIiyery Messe.sers.

WAsBINGToE, September l4.-From q
list of 125 applicants for appointments ss
messengers Of the special delivery service
the post master here mas decided to select
thirty to commence With. This number,
it is thought, viii give fair trial. Should
tha service prove popular, and more mes
ao,,,s =, u.,, '->'' they will be appointed.
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FISHER MARBLE E-WORKS.

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Louisville Cement.
Heavy storms at Canton. Miss.

Foundations, cellar walls and buildings
subject to overflow should be constructed
with Louisville Cement. 1t is the standard
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THIS PAPER #sytss $sy #lsy + E 'S$3s $sS g, F.
Newspaper Advertising Bureau 40 Spruce
Street, where adver- AgEHEaH NFaHH
tising contracts may EE U@ VHEMA
be made for 1T in Ese sshAs
UHANCERX SALE
OF
So e a L ES . e. A r. f.

No. 1894, R. D.-Chancery Court of Shelby coun-
ty-Eugenia Sautelle, bJ next friend, etc, VS..
Louisa II. Carlisle ct al; and No. l15S, r D.
Harriet C. Wray ct al. vs.. Louisa Il. Carlisle
ct al.
IpY virtue of certain interlocutory DEGREES for
ID sale, entered in the above cause on the 10th
and % b days OF July, 1885, NJ. B 49, pages II,
226 and 2s5. win sell, at public auction, to the
highest bidder. in front of the Clerk and Master
office, Court House of Shelby County. Memphis,
Tenn, on
Saturday. October 3, Iss5.
within legal hours, the following described prop
erty, situated in Memphis, Shelby county, Tenn,
to-wit: Beng lots s, and II of the SUBDIVISION
OF the Wray and Carlisle property made in the
above causes.
Lots Sand front each on south side of Wash-
ington street IS go ieet by depth of5e 6l9
Lot II fronts on north side of Adams street
4s 80 100 feet az d has de- 9TH OF l59 Clio feet.
Terms of Saie-Ope-fourth 20 cash; balance
in quail pay ments, due in II and Is months from
May 9, 1885; purchaser 10 execute notes with ap-
proved security, bearing il terest from date; lien
retained and redemption barred. This Septem-
s. I. MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master.
Py J. NJ. Bradley, Deputy Clerk aud Mas-er:
CT. Vance, W N. NJ Randolph, Su ith Col
iier. At orneys. sat
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ROME, September 1.-THE Roman Cath
ole bishops Of Fort Wayne, Ind, ST. Au-
gustine, Fla, and Cleveland, o., hsve
started for home.
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DIER.

H0L EMAN-At his residence. il this county,
Septem er Is. 1885. in the eighty fourth year OF
his age, THOMAS HoLEMAN, Sr.
Funeral from the Walker homestead, near Oak
vile, this (TUESDAYl morning at II o'clock.
Eriands ipv;tad 10 atsaul
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Games Yesterday.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, September 14.-St. Louis,
2; Chicago, 10.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, September 14.-Oin-
cinnati, 6; Athletics, 3.
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EsH. JOHNSON is seknowledsed By al partie
- interested as BY far the Inostsuccessf1l ply
sicisn in the essa.msnt Of private or secret dis
seses. Quick. permanent cures guaranteed Z
eyory case, male or female. Recsn. 50, =,
ioaorrhes and Syphilis cu-s.' "a a few dazs S1;tS.
eut the usa ot n"..-~idry, change Of diet or hin.
,Lsahee .com business. Secondary Syphilis, the
egsy. involuntary LOGS of semen stopped In
snort time. Sufferers from impotsncy or loss Q.
sexual powers restored TO free vigOr in lev
Soezs. Victims of solf-abuse and excessive
Esnety, suffering from spermatorrhea and loss d
physical or mental power, speedily and parma.
aeatly cured. Particular attention paid to ths
Oissa5ss Of womon, and cures Guaranteed. Pief
AnG ol5 sores CURED without 5h9 use of caustic or
see Iife. Al sonsu!tatic1s stciot.E oon1dsntisls
a9Sieines sset ny sGy-esa g 81 DsTss OF tba
5oantrT.
~ Workings, n,es cared 81 rS;i tie sasuaI prfces
oScs hours ffom o'eloek q. n . Pm
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University of Virginia

The sfxty-second session begins October 4,
1855. Thorough instruction in Literary, Seien-
tic and Professional Departments, For csta-
logue apply P. o. UNIVERSITY OF VA.) to a.
- 1JAMEs r. HARRISON, n ID.
ss-zi;-s---- ..-., Chairman of the Faculty.
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WASHINGTON, September 14.-The Comp
trolier of the Currency has declared fifth
dividend of 10 per cent. in favor of the
creditors OF the First National Bank OF
Monmouth, Ill, making in all 80 per cent
paid to the creditors.
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started tor Hane

Lyons Tasteless Syrup of Quinine pro-
duces exactly the same effect as the bitter
Quinine. Children love tn take It.
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n NOTECE.

rJ,HE shareholders (subscribers) of the Citizens
i Street Railroad Company. and especial y Dan
Able, S. B. Beaumont, A I. kelsy and 4. :.
executor of the will of G. P. Norris, deceased,
are notified that on Monday, the 5th day of DC.
toper, 1885, at clock IN at the office of the
Secretary of the Comoany, No 2S5 Main street,
Memphis, Tenn. there Will be held a meeting of
lhe stockholders and stock subscribers of the
Citizens Street. Railroad Company of She by
county, Tenn, for the purpose, an ong other
things, of electing a Board of Directors to sers
for the ensuing year; also, for toe purpose OF
taking action providing for an increase in the
number OF directors 10 be then elected. SAID
shareholders and stock subscribers are notified
that call OF 5 per cent in cash, payable TO the
Secretary at Msmphi-, Tenn, has eea made by
the Board of Dire stors on all stock heretot re
subscribed in said company, and that unless the
same is paid within thirty daSs from August rs,
1885, the said stock subscriptions are subject un-
der the ch lrter and bylaws, to forfeiture, upon
which subject action may be taken. All stock
subscribers requested TO sttend the meeting.
Seerstarv Citizens' Street Railroad Comnany.
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HARD AT WORK.
Acting Postmaster General Stevenson
Making Things Lively About His
Department.
Republican Postmasters Removed at the
Rate OF Hundred Day-The
Presidents Habits.
The Executive Annoyed at His Increas-
ing Weight-DOgs in Washington
Capital Points.


WASHINGTON, September 14.-"As soon
as get my hand in 1 expect quite nun
Der of changes" quietly remarked First
Assistant Postmaster General Stevenson
to-day to Republican Congressman who
dropped into the Postoffice Department to
see hew things we're moving. "Great
SCOTS % exclaimed the stslwart statesman,
''you sre now turning out 100 Republican
postmasters every day six days week.
should think that you had both hands in,
way imp eyes" replied Mr.. Stevenson,
''but there are $4,000 pretty good postoffices
ahead of me and l have only three years
and half in which to turn them over"
and the poor man actually emitted heavy
sish.
During the absence of Col. Villas Mr..
Stevenson was Acting Postmaster-G
and in very truth he well deserved the
title, for no official under the new reform
administration has been "acting" as lively
as the giant Iiiinoisan.
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Jtis the sweetest flavor
ed, the purest and most
delicious CHEWING
GUM in the world. Pro-
noting digestion, effect
lively and permanently
removing offensive smell
from the breath AT d
teeth, it stimulates a
waning appetite, and
renders q spirit, other
wise debilitated, buoy
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The President is remarkably simple in
his habits Nearly every evening, shortly
after o'clock, accompanied generally by
Col. Lamont, the President takes ride in
the landau. The route is frequently up h
street and Vermont avenue toward the
Soldiers Home and the return is usually
after dark. Albert Hawkins, the colorei
eoachman, who has been an attache of
the White-House stable for twenty years,
is always the driver, and takes great pride
in his position. Albert, by the by, is quite
character, and looks with considerable
disdain upon the other White-House un-
derstrappers. He is in receipt of large
mail, and a day seldom passes in which
the dusky coachman receives less than
half dozen letters. Nobody knows the
purpose of this extensive correspondence.
The President is hearty eater and is
becoming little annoyed at his increas
ing weight, which is now 235 pounds, ten
pounds more than Secretary Manning A
physician recommended the Banting sys-
TEN, with exercising, daily baths and diet
ing, but the President did not try that
plan very long, as it reduced his weight
only four ounces week. The President
has been contemplating horseback riding
for the purpose Of hardening his muscles
and reducing his flesh, and a quiet horse
has been procured for the purpose. When
Secretary Lamar heard of this he related
his experience to the President as to his
exercise in the saddle. The Secretary be-
lieves the President should try equestrian
exercise, although he himself has given it
up. The Secretary was rather sorry fig
ure on his sorrel, and might have been
seen every morning at 8 o'clock jogging
along up II street, on walk, toward the
Interior Department. A month in the
saddle sufficed for Mr.. Lamar.
Mrs. Hill, the colored cook at the Execu-
tive Mansion, says that the President is
easily pleased, as ne is not at all an cpl
cure. She did not use the word epicure,
but something that sounded like it. Fancy
French dishes are an abomination to the
President, but good fried potatoes, beef
steak, bread and coffee, and plenty of
them, are what he likes.
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IrNrRopt.,s nartrme E3enis
DaAota constitutional Convention.

LUNrBoRass perfume, Edenls.
Lundborg's perfume, Marehal Mel Rose
Lundborg's perfume, Alpine Violet.
LundboIs's perfume, Lily of the Valley
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Executors Notice.

A executor of the viii of n. p. Woodlock,
"a deceased, hereby notify all persons bayins
claims sgainst him to present the m, dq y authen-
ticated. within the time prescribed By law. or
they viii be barred urNpv wHrrv