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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-07

Mississippi and Tennessee. Trains
move as follows: New Orleans mail arrives
daily ct 9;S am. leaves daily at 500 pm.
Newport News and Mississippi VAL
leys-Trains move as tollows:. Fast line
leaves At $3.50 p m. Fast line arrives at 80
Pam. st. Louis fast line arrives at ;05 am.
Louisville and Nashville - Trains
move as follows: Fast mail arrives daily ut
6iB am. leaves Mt 1910 pm: mail leaves
daily at 1910 am; arrives at 400 p.m
Browa , accoTm no. leave: DAILY
except Sunday, at $3.50 q. m. standard time).
Memphis and Little Rock. Trains
move ~ follows central standard time) !:
No. leaves daily at 4:20' pm. arrives Mt
s:B pm. No. 3leayes at 5 1855 am. arrives
asy snGept sOnSs9 q csvs % hU sTnSss
atT;l0 pm.
Gulf Route-(Kansas City, SPRING
fleId and Memphfs) -Trains leave,M. and
7. depot as followsi No. 4. Kansas City ex-
press, leaves at l0:S any No. 8, Kansas
Ky ss ms aG' I.sv. At XXX pm No
Kansas City mail, arrives at s:S am. No;
., 81. Louis and Chicago Express. leaves at
600 p.m.j Ne. /, 81. Louas and Chicago ex-
press, arr I've ats'S am. In effect Sunday
Memphis and Charleston - Trains
move as follows: Through. express leaves
daily at 1910 pm. Mail and express leaves
daily at 10 100 q m. 6omervillc accommoda-
tion leaves daily, except Sunday, at $3.50
am. Through express strives asn;; % 5;4
am. Nail and express arrives daily at 10 100
Pm. 6omeryille aocomm odation arrives
daily, except Sunday, at $3.50 am.
Memphis, Birmingham and Allan.
tie-Holly Springs Route-Trains move 90
follows; No. leaves Memphis daily at :45
Rm.i arrives q Holly Springs at 1853 m \; |;
. m, arrives at Memphis at II ;l5 am; No.
leaves Memphis daily at 7:16 p. m. arrives
at Holly Springs ut Has Pm. No. 8 leaves
Holly Springs daily at 2;1b am, arrives ct
Memphis at g AS am.
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CINCINNATI, September 6.-Night-
River feet on the gauge and falling.
Weather clear and pleasant.
ST.. LOUIS, September. 6.--Night--
River rising, with 8 I ct 8 inches on
the gauge. Weather clear aud hot. No
arrivals or departures.
LOUISVILLE, September 6.-Noon--
River falling, with 4 feet 8 inches in
the canal and 2 feet inch on the falls.
Business booming. Weather clear and
warm. Departed Buckeye State, Mem
phis. Night-River A feet inches in
the canal and feet ON the falls and
falling. Business fair. Weather clear
and pleasant.
CAIRO, September 6.-Noon--Rivel
feet z inches on the gauge and ri ing.
Weather fair aud warm. No arrivals
or departures Of. regular packets
NiRht--River ieei s inches on the
gauge and rising. Weather clear and
warm. Arrived; City Of Vicssburg,
st. Louis, noon. Departed; City OF
VicksbuTg, Vioksburg, s p.m.
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CITY NEWS.
New bales are plentiful.

New bales are plentiful.
Brother Bagley exhorted on Court
Square Sunday.
The Dime Museum will soon be
thrown open again.
The bridges in the suburbs are
badly in need OF repair.
The Peoples Theater was thrown
open for the season last night.
The knights OF Pythiss will have
agrand picnic at Estival Wednesday.
Several small burglaries have been
reported to the police in the past few
days.
John Marlborough, colored, fled q
bill in chanceTy yesterday asking q
divorce from Amelia.
"A meeting OF the Memphis City
Club will be held at 205 Main street
at s o'clock this evening.
The college OF the Christian
Brothers opened yesterday with an at
tendance OF $50 students.
The street cars now run out Beale
street to Wellington, which has been
laid with johnson rails, without
change,
This is very late in the season for
magnolia blooms, but there is small
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-07

CONGEUTlONb.
A-Mith al lines entering Memphis.
B-With n. 4 N. W. r. r. for Helena.
c-for Greenyille and Huntington, and all
Arkansas points.
p-With v. 4 N. and ", 8. Il P. Railroads.
K-With N, ]. 4 O. R. r. for Matches and
jackson.
F-Ior Points on the Branch.
G-With steamers for Bayou Sara.
H-With railroads diverging for Florida,
Texas and Coastipoints.
JAS. M. EDWARDS, v. p. and @. M.
A. J.KNAPP. q. P. A.
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THE SENSATION
OF SEPTEMBER.
We Fall i'm Line for the
First Fall Month.
THE SUMMER HAS ENDED.
Some SeasOnable Sugges-
tiOns for Memphis
Citizens.

The Summer, according to the
Almanac, has ended, and it is time
now to think of something else than
how to escape the summer heat.
Fall, with its change of climate and
change Of clothing, is coming.
For the change Of clothing which
is now necessary, the Misit Clothing
Parlors, No. 262 Second street, has
long been preparing. We have not
been idle during the hot months, and
the result of our activity is that we
are now better able than ever to offer
great bargains to our customers.
Our field has been extended and we
will be able to offer larger assort-
ments and still lower prices.
The Misft Clothing Parlors are
now offering fine fall stock. II
you need Clothing be sure to call and
inspect it. You may not need an en-
tire suit. A coat or a pair of pants
may be necessary to piece out your
fall attire. Well, we have prepared
for just such emergencies. We have
New Fall Suits,
Handsome Dress Suits,
GOOD Every Day Suits,
Coats and Vests,
a Fine Line Of Pants,
Pants for Dress or Work
All our Clothing is offered al
prices which do not represent the
actual first cost OF the goods. By
buying from US You get the fines
Clothing in the world for much lesl
than its actual value.
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THE WEATHER.
Indications.

For Mississippi and Louisiana: Fair
toeather; slightly cooler; variable winds,
generally easterly.
For Tsras Fair weather; shghily
cooler IN the northern portion; stationary
temperature in The southern portion; Uarid-
be Vi'lds.
For arkansas, Kentucky and Tennes-
see: Fair, slightly cooler ,oeatherj eaSlcrly
s0inds, becoming variable.
The ripas wiH remain nearly stationary.
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$40 90 10 Kansas CITY and Return

On September 18th the Gulf road
will sell round tip Kaneas City tick
els at $40 good for six days. This
will give Memphisns an opportunity
TO visit his great city of tbs West at q
small cost The Intel stale Fair and
Exp ition will be in progress from
the 18th TO the 18Th. For i kets and
sleeping berlhs call On II d. BILLS.
Ticket Agent, 81 Madison street.
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ADVICE no MOTHERS.

MRs. WINsLow's SoorHISa SYRUP should
always be used for children teething. II
soothos the child, softens the gums, ailays
all pain, cures wind collie, and Is the best
remedy for diarrhea; $50 a bottle.
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rs REMOVED BY THE USE OF ooooAsINA,
And II stimulates and promote the
growth Of the hair.
Barnett's Flavoring ExtTscta ara the
h0aA
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meteorological Report.
In the Cotton Region.
SIGNAL SERVICE. U. S.ARMY,

September @, 1866 pm. !
Division Of kilograms and reports for
the benefit Of commerce and agricul-
ture, Cotton region bulletin for the
twerty-iour hours ending September
eth, at 8 o'clock nm.
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A1O 70 Chlcago and Return,

The Gulf Route will sell round trip
tickets to Chicago today for 5 O..
Tickets good for 20 days. For sleep
ers, call on II. d. ELLIS,
Ticket Agent, 81 Madison street.
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INTERESTING.
September Is the Month to Visit
Chicago.

II you wish TO avail yourself OF one
OF the cheapest aud most attractive
excursions on record aud visit to the
greatest city on earth take the Collins
excursion to Chicago on next Tuesday,
September 7,h, over the Illinois Gen.
trail railroad People from stations on
the connecting roads can procure
tickets and join this excursion at Full.
ton, Martin, Milan, Jackson. Grand
junction, Holly Springs or Grenada,
See rates, ETC., IN another column.
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Fine watea reo, ar, ng at Mulford'
nyeing and Cleaning.

yo1r Plumbing and Sitting
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DRndFUaM

Get RutledEe d LagOmarsinO 60 do
your Plumbing
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N OTICE,

A LII persons are hereby warned not
"A. purchase Certificate No. go for ten snare
Masonic Temple Stock, issued TO X. ". shell
ton, April IL, 1874, a. IL has been lost or mis-
Aid, and have app led for duplicate;
s. X. SHELTON, Administrator
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Order "MHuliOrd Made Medals.
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Ladies and gents clothes cleaned
or dyed In any color, also hid gloves,
ostrich Fathers and lace curtains by
Louis RsiUel, IS Jefferson street, Menu
phis, Tenn. Goods received by express.
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MuIfOrd, Jeweler, 204 Main, So
Iicits orders from the country.
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ADDITIONAL RIVERS.

Bangles milford
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The New GavOso.

HARRINGTON, STEWART & WHITE,
PRoPRIHTORs.
Rates, 81 80 TO "a per day, according to leca-
ton of rooms
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Paahafix Hotel.

@. B. GALLOWAY 4 CO........PROPRIHToRs.
Rates O. so and % per day, according to
size and location Of room-Special
ratAa made.
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Duay,s Europenn MoteI,

500, 76c and q per day: American Plan,
81 per day.
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TOM KEENE'S CONDITION.
The TTagedian's Case Regarded M
Almost Hopeless.

New York Journal Every thirg
points TO the fact that Mr.. Tom
Keene, the tragediap, will never 90 on
the stage again. L. would be m racle
that would permit him to re'urn
there. For some time pest Msnag' r
HAYDEN has been dubious about the
chances OF his star regaining his
health, and though the sto les
were all rosy That were told
ehout bis condition in the
early pat Of the seeGon, they
have gradually bee me mora and mor7
uncertain uotil Mr.. Hayden freely con-
70 3 tia, the actor, who was unques..
tionably the very best exponent oil
the btain snd muscle school OF the
Amf rioan ltsge, will be &c en- no more
It will be remembered that about
nine months ago Mr.. Keene was sud-
denly stricken With paralysis 10 - Jo-
seph, Mo, and wa4 brought back here
by easy steges and went to reside at his
old home ia Brooklyn. To a great
extent his power OF 'pet CHI was gone.
He suffered while speaking, aud his
tongue teemed 10 stick on certain
words and be unable to pronoupce
them. Sill he appeared in pubic
more or lese, was seen a some OF the
thetters, and when the summer Sos
son came on he went down to his
place at Sea Bright. There be seemed
10 recover much of his old vitality,
and his speaking got clearer aud
clearer. Manager Hayden was over
loved at the new prospects, and told
everybody confidently that bis con-
ing season would be all right. All at
once there was change. Mr.. Keene
grew worse, the return OF the diff
Guilty Of speech was more apparent,
and the p iralypis OF one side Of The
body anp cared to increase. For few
deyS Manager Hayden hoped that II
would change for the better, but he
soon Lad to give it up, for it was Up
parent that Mr.. Keene not alone
would not act, but in al probability
would sink rapidly aud die before
loog. 1t is now believed, especially
ty hose who know Ma Keens's CON
dition best, that he will not live more
than ninety dave,
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MI seuri Republicans.

sRDALIA, Mo-, September 2,-The
Republican State Convention adjourn
ed sine die this morning at Ais o'clock.
The question Of submitting a prohi-
bition amendment to the constitution,
over which an all night vraugle was
bad, was compr missed; tho plank in
one tioa as edopttd affirming that
when sny large number OF vttIs pc
lition the L'g' $ ature for the eubmis'
sion OF au amendment providing q
charge in the organic law OF the Safe,
it is the duty oil that body to grant the
pst,tion. J. X. CraveDs, OF Ksnses
tity, WIS nominated for Supreme
Judge; NJ. F. Butler, Of Mexico, for
Superintendent of Instruction, aud 5.
W. Crawford, Of Jefferson county, for
Rnhoad Commissioner.
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viii Retain Hi. Present q mce,

WASHINGTON, September Is NJ
Stockslsger,' Assistant Commissioner
Of the General Land Office, has Issued
an addrers to the Democratic vo'eIs OF
the Third Indiana Congressional Dis
triet Withdrawing f'om the con'es for
a scat in Congress from that s'rict
this fall. He reches OF length HE
tory OF the disseneions within his dis
trict, aud says the probable reeult OF
having two Democratic candidates in
the field would be the election OF a Re
publican to Congress from a district
which for forty years has returned
only Democrats; disorgan'zit'on and
great loes to the S!ats ticket, and such
complications in the twelve Legisle-
tive Districts connected with the Con
gregsional District as to make the
election of a Den ocrstic United Sta'es
Senator in Gen. Harrieon's p ace
doubtful lie calls attention to the
fact that dissepsion EXITS in a, least
three other Congressional Districts in
IDdians, in two of which two Demo
cratic candidates are in the field, aud
suggests that in each OF thee districts
one of the rival Democrats follow his
example.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-03
LITERARY.

The CENTURY, for September, is
SUPERB in its illustrations. A portrait
Of Able Lhzt Is q true gem, and pho
tographic viewp, taken in a balloon, q
the earth, and surrounding c'ouds and
halos are az delightful rs they are
novel. Among the articles are "A
Summer with Ltzt," "Balloonipg,"
Balloon Experiences" IA Pistol
Sto'," "L,RL JOY" "The Casting
Away" by the clever author OF "Rud-
der Grange" Sermon OF Statue"
carts OF Persia with exquisite illu'-
tiauons, "a September Violet"
Charlottesville with illustrations,
"JacssoD's at ack," "Sedgwick's AS
sault,n Charlottesville Revisited
nv Gen. Hooker" "Notss from thu
Pal ie," NAPLES 10 Logical Station"
"Memorard on the Civil War" Mar.
ripga and the Mormon Pr, blem," and
int, resting an interlst sting miscellany
and ctariaining hric.a-braC make out
av nv foe number OF this deservedly
iavmite magazine. The Century
Company, New YUk, publishers,
THR NORTH AMERICAN RHvIEw for
September oiscntsts topics that few
readers will fail to hud interest ny,
payment o' the National Debit" $50.
cialism in Elgaud," Lab IT in Penn
svlvaniA" aud Female Suflnge" ave
al ,imey aticles, and ihtAlligently
discussed ard explained rs they art
Their contnts will be- found Valuable
by all who uesire to keep up with the
topics Of the d,y. Demonstration
ID "" contains huthoriia i've ttst
INNS every lover of hi tory will
value. "Wny am | a Methodist" by
the Rev. &. X Crook, viii nteres'
every member ti that Gtnominat'on
Letter to $. J. Rmda H. "a Study o.
Cvilizl ion" by Tourgee; mormon
Bl,oi 40 emert," by Kst4 Field
gni not and c, mments on iuteIesb
inc tnbi ctS fills on the months ex
cellent number. No tn AmericeI
Pub ishing Company, New York, pub
l'sbeIs.
OUTING for 81 p'embtr will ba spr
caly well ONE ow the heated tei II
Is over and mt ow Pu'umn invites I,
tel1 and food. It hes a spring,
vitality about it that would tempt til,
lze,t on Ct doors, aud inspire tn,
most Indifferent with desire 10 shar
i, b, altny on, door sportt. Thu
'IIiuory uf America Hacl tirg" i
We iius'Tattd, a. are also other on
tices lls cont nts include I'll
SIutet Land" summit OF Noun
Wsthing on, ga ound he World o
aB cscle," After G-ionimo,' "No'
pge the Surprn e, Ger cal Whse
mats T NJ" Cba' in the Ssdllee,
md monthly record, club news ,sn
vsr ors chatty matters make ups flint
be ~, s'imulstpg, wholesome nun
her Dating Company, New foil
publishers.
The NKw PRINCETON REVIEW
magszre that deserves special o
te ION and merits appreciation in Il
Su .-.ArmeiroDg q Son, New HoiI
R,t i u 10 handsome ttyle, ard ]
cave ully writer, Sensible, thought
and 1T reltiog ticles will culiva
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ad-s. Is September number co
iains rGs1ius," by +. O. Steadma
wi ich is treat for the lover Of liter
tine; "Ths Agnottc Dilemma"
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CHICAGO, September "A de-
te.mined casa OF suicide is reported
from Temmock, station on the CHI
c,gN, Milwaukee and st. Paul rail wy,
this morning. A woman threw her
self Ia irout OF the $40 pm. train yea.
terdsy, but WAC pulled from the track
urinjured. She Iema ned in the
neignb rhood and az q O'Clock made
another unsuccessful effort 20 be
killed by he hansfer engine. AtS:30
O'Clock THIS morning. a freight train
pas ed that point. IL had run over
aad frightiulIy mangled the woman
btf.re her presence was suspected.
She had hidden herself behind fla =
mans box aud dashed out as the train
drew near.
In her pockets were found q PRAYER
book and medicine bottle. The
former had the name of Ann Cubby,
No. 1886 South Halsted street, writ
ten in It, with fresh line beneath
"Pray for me-" The bottle had come
from ,he county hospital, and was de-
Clared to contain medicine usually
| " ven 10 drnnkarhp
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rue Grogsn Hay Grain Trade.

CHICAGO, ILL, September 2.-The
Inter- OCEAN tomorrow will cay: There
are mo Marie men here who be-
Iieve that the decision Of the Canadian
Miui-ter excluding vessels Of the
United STATES fom g,ing from owe
Canadian port 10 auother to get car
goes will scr ously affect the Grogan
bay trade. They claim that ii the rul-
ing is el forced q great many vessels
will be compelled to abandon the
trsde altogether, az they cannot obtain
c,rqoes al Midla"d or Coliipgwood
the two ports where grain is received
exclusively. Heretofore American ves-
sols have carried grain TO these two
prs md pr ceeded from them TO one
or otber ii the Islands in the ba1 and
procured carg Nes Of cedar or salt 70
b ing back IT, Chicago. Now that his
sou ce If revenus closed they will
have 20 seek some other trads, The
C.nadians have not enough vesrels to
teke 'hlir Ylac's and it won d rem
probsble that toe Grogdn Bay grain
ua6e will soon b. a thing OF the paat
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Aberdeen Letter.

icORREsPONDENCK or TIM APPHAL'i
ABERDEEN, MISS, August 3l.-Capt.
Thomas w. Moore, OF tho firm OF D..
7. Benson & Co., whore family mas
been spending some time at Green
vo d SPRING., about eighteen miles
east OF this plpce, started to the springs
10 soend few days with them. lie
went in buggy alone. jus, before
reaching HIS de sti nation the horie BIT
came unmanagei BILE and the buggy
wac upse', falling on Capt. Moore In
such way as 10 break bis leg Just above
the ankles. Notwithstanding his
painful injuries be put his vehicle to
rights. rearranged h S horse, climbed
into his buggy and drove to the springs
a dlstlnGe OF a mile and a han. AT
the springs he found DR.. w. A. Evaue,
who dressed his wound and set his
leg, He hss since been brought home,
where ne IS doug AZ well az could be
expected.
Col. r. 0. Revuolds, who be'onps
TO the National Bar Association, has
returned fiom the recent meeting OF
that body at saratogi, N. Y.
The Rev. Mr.. Murrah, Of the Metho-
dist Church, has been elected to a
chair in the WhitWor,h College. The
people OF Aberdeen regIet to SEQ him
20. He is a general iavorte with oil
the y ople, without regard 10 denomi-
national choice. He isa young man
Of rare ia euts, tocial qualities and a
sp epdld theologian.
The Aberdeen creamery viii COM
meuce the manu!a, turo of cheese soon
Our cotton receipts fer the CONNER.
cial year just now alb ut closed, will
fall only little short OF 30 600 bales
A great many people are taking ad-
vautsge OF the excursion rates 10 visit
Texas.
Work on the United States Court.
house and Postoiiice, under Maj. Val
Young, as superintendent, is progress
ing favorably.
Mr.. S. n. Johnson has returned
from Chicago,
Mr.. Robert l.. Hatch, the grocer
has returned from New York and the
East.
Qlite number of thrifty looking
Western farmers came In touby, oVei
the Illinois Central railroad, prospect
ing for homes.
The Raw. Peter GowAn, of Selma
Ala, has accepted cal from the
Presbyterian church at thus place, anc
will take charge of the church ON thu
lst OF September.
Ii no misfortune beialls the cotton
crop within the next few weeks tn
yied will bs fair average one.
This Aberdeen Fair wild be held IN
October, aud arrangements are beinG
made to make it unusually attractive
There is talk OF esablishing stean
laundry in Aberdeen.
The Hon, John NJ. Allen, member o
Congress OF this Cong essional Dis
trict, paid bis constituents OF Morro,
wish. His pomin alton at the Starks
vile DiatriCt Convention, to be belC
September2, 1885, 10 foregone cor
clu,ion. He has no opposition -
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JACK ON, MISS.
Preparations for an EDcaDpment
Estate Troops.
lsPEcIAL TO THR ArPEAL.l

JAcKsor, Miss, September AR
rangemeng bave b1en perfected or a
nili airy eDctmpment here, rom the
18th to the 1911 inc usive, OF O@tober
next, for Missisipp state trooos.
Thers will bacon oelit've dIills each
dav. The, prsmiom, otiersd ere as
follows: For the b s. diilled com
pany, $l00l; s~coad, rremum, $500
First preminm for maicen drill, $500;
crnd, 500. For b ,st taptsir, dia-
mood bedg- FIR best Commissioned
officer orhcr tran cdptsin gold badge /;
for best non.comm ssion-d oflicer, gold
medal; FIR bert drlI ed private, gold
msdrl: fer beet ddIled SIT + four, $50
Eight ccmpeniea have already eotersd
and twelve oshtr companies are ex-
pc ed Ths lr4minm money 10
already Fecued.
Tbs leading baaeball cubs are eX-
pect, d to attend an contest for the
champion belt Of the st te.
Tents and al Necessary csmp eq7ip-
ego will b,iurn shed the mil a-y C M
parties by the Il sOcist oo. Work will
c begun IT once to put in order tor
the ere 1mpment, the thankfully loca-
ted and spacious fair g'olhds, situated
a short dis'anCe in tue rear Cf the cap
ito building.
The Hon. Jefferson Davis he's been
| invited to attend.
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The $40, 900 PncnnR DiscoverctI

PnILApRLPHA, PA, September "A
rumor which is quite generally cred
tied states that the Adams Express
Company received news last evening
Of the inding Of the package OF
money, amounting to nearly $4,000,
which was shipped by tbe Pepnsyl-
vania Railroad company TO Shsmokin,
Pa alb mt ten days ago, and which
disappeared 10 some manner tom the
express Compa 1y's office in this city
II Is said thai the package was acct
den'aly placed in the wrong safe and
sent to some point in lows. Rath
Pratt, clerk, who was arrested at the
time, was given a second bearing be
fore u magittraie yesterday and com
mitted back to jail in default OF Sl5,
900 bail.