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BY TELEGRAPH.
Money, Bonds and stocks.

LoNDoN, Sept "a pm.-Consols closed
at 0S 7-lGd. for money and 0S5sd for the
account The amount Of bullion gone into
the Bank Of England on balance to-day is
f23, 200, Bar silver i2Hd per ounce.
PANS, Sept 3.-'Three per cent rentcs,
Sii INC for the account.
BERLIN, Sept 3.-Thc statement Of the
Imperial Bank Of Germany shows adecrease
in specie Of no. 100000 marks.
BANK CLEARGNGs,
Nrw ORLEANS, La, Sept 3.-Clearings
$9O5,0j7
Cnc,Go H., Sept 3,-Clcarings, Sl3,-
$4,000.
725 balances, $iIO,O67
BALTIMORE Md, Sept 3.--Clearings, $2
Gol 3jSi balances, $780, Os.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept. 3.-Clcarngs
ga 800, 237; balances, g. s52, ijG.
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exchange today the butter market was quiet.
Elgin creamery, 2l@23r chbice, lSCgl0c;
fancy dairy l419@l5c choice northern, 1871
@l6c. Eggs-Steady at l5Izml6,
CINCINNATI, o., Sept. Steady;
sales, 900 barrels finished goods, on basis
Of $ll4. Butter-Quict; fancy creamery,
22@2Sc; choice dairy, 15c. Sugar-ln fair
demand hard refined 77i@s4c; New Or
leans G@61gc. Eggs-+I.asy at l3@l3Hc.
Checse-firm; prime TO choice Ohio Hat,
S@SHc.
HAVANA, Sept. 3.--surar quiet. The
stocks Of sugar are 200, 900 bags less than on
the same date last year.
New ORLEANS, Sept. 3-Rice-Market
easier ordinary to good Sj4@jc. Others
unchanged
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CHICAGO, ILL.,, Sept 3.-The DrorGS Jour
nal reports CNttle-Rcccipts 1900 head
shipments, 1900. Market slow, lO1l5c
lover steers, $3.3O@5.GO; gtockcrs and
feeders, S2.OOtd3 10; cows bulls and mixed,
$lIOCt2.OO Texans and Indians Sl.OOU3.6O;
western rangers, $35O@47j.
llogs.-licccipts, 10000 head; shipments,
1000 head. Market slow but steady;
mixed, S5.9OaGl0; heavy SG,OO@6.GO;
light S5s06g6.35; skips, Si.OOGI5.75
sheep -lieceipts, 5000 head shipments,
900 head Market active, Toe lower
natives, $2.G5a42j; western shorn, $3.50
@3.G0 Texans, shorn, $275@3.3j lambs,
:3.jOGi5.OO.
The Drorcrs' journal special oablegram
from London quotes American cattle In
heavy supply. The demand is weak prices
are barely steady; best steers l2l4c per
pound estimated dead weight
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DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
New York and eastern demand par buy
ing A.. 80 per 81, 900 premium selling. New
Orleans s. discount buying, par selling
Cincinnati 81. Louisiana Louisville demand
par buying, 81 per 1900 premium selling.
The local market closed quiet, ut n decline
Of lice. Al New York the Cotton cx-
change closed it being labor day and no
telcgnms were sent out The Stock cx-
change was also closed.
Liverpool closed active, prices hardening;
futures quiet and steady and OH / to 2
points
New orleans spots closed steady, at an nd
vance Of lice; futures steady September
and October of points, with remaining
months Off tod points.
In discussing the situation the CDmmnc ial
Bulletin of latest date says. "With the Au-
gust deal finally out Of the way, oycry one
seems to feel much better especially as bus.
incss today has proven very good, and the
market for contracts developed cheerful
tone with tendency 10 greater strength
throughout A fair line Of investing orders
came in, IN part from the south and 10 some
extent from nbruld, beside which there was
considerable amount Of covering, On which
quite little buoyancy was obtained reach
ing In all an advance 1T lUmll points above
last evening ON the top figure touched Tor
day. The stimulus iu the main came through
the influence Of crop advice. from the south,
which represent too muchrain IN Alabama
and Texas, and rust IN Georgia, with delay
IN picking the crop complained OF ia many
sections Some uf the trade are also taking
quite little stock In the theory that cost oi
haggiug will rctnrd the movement of sup
plies, and on the early portion Of the crop
year II may bc well 10 provide against amy
chance Of being caught at disadvantage.
Furthermore, the cable bring accounts from
Liverpool in really good form, aud, with
unqucstionablyC considerable disappointment
felt over the absence OF free tenders uf cot
ton for this month, it appeared that an the
existing factors were more or les uf char.
meter 10 help nn advance. There Is some
tendency 10 criticisc the crop reports ON the
theory that damage IL us set only threatened
and not accomplished but the 'bcnrs ~ a
rule were for the time being without de
monstatyc action. September was the weak
cst month on the lis'. gaining only points
az the best aud falling back points, while
beyond the advance was ~ Co IL points.
leaving oil with q net gain oi points, aud
the difference just w much widcncd. II r.
TumUrcd that more ocean freight room las
been engaged at al. but the bulk of the
cotton delivered On August Is undisro-cd oL
spots hal moderate record Of business
with an apparent steady market, the line u
quotations remaining rs before"
According 90 the Savannah Nrir' the indi.
cations point To an increase In the product
OF Sea Island cotton for the season 81 iss5-Ss
over that of ls,G.,5, and that paper further
sayS zone II the leading firms II cotton
factors on the lay, which hn. lot years been
supplying the planters with the Sea Island
seed has worked IN Danish the open sack
from the market aud now hycsiNth- 81 the
crop comes in square shaped, well scwcd
tacks"
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CLEVELAND, o., sept 3.-Pctrolcum--
Steady s. w., llOo, nc.
WuwNGroN, n. G., Sept 3.-rurpentne
Firm ut 35c
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lmpufts=N Nh, Ma w. u g VI a
BRh 70. ttcaiuer, a. wagons o. Iotai, % bale.
ENpufis-NouC
INV YORK.
Cotton exchange closed. No reports cent
out Labor day holiday.
NTw ORLEANS
The spot market opened quic, AMI closed
dull Mdilur. pllHOc Sales. an bales
Quotations were m follows Ordinary.
i1.lUc. good ordinary. s5lGg. low midliiur
p5i0c, middling, Uii.iCc, good mlddliur.
iOi.iGc.
Futurs opened steady snd closed
steady, a. follows September Oa-l.
$50 October pli1plG November put,
0O7; December, oU'tn 10. January. piGsr
oi5, February, ug'DpG. Muuh. paib,
o.SG April, pia@pli May p5,Hp 50. June.
pG2@9G Sale, ii.DuIilD,
DAuY roIt tNn fNTrgioU uoyrurVr
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ruurivrty the best remedy ever discoy.
rrrd Tor an diseases " man and beast that
can be- rcarhri hy an external medical nps
plicatiou, l. lnngum Root Eminent ono
trial will convince. Manufactured only los
Rangum kp0t Medicine Co, Nashville, Tenn.
Fifty cent, pcf bottle. Dor sale 10y llcis'cr
gsg Main street
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Ilrcn,lstut.

CouN Mru-standard, S2D9t2I5, pearl,
$3.50, quiet
liFANs Ann PEAs-Navy beans $3.50 mcdi-
um, S2VOU22l.
oar Mlu.-ln half brls, $3.50 from store
CEAcErUg-Sodn treble extra, &c. ginger
snaps, si9c assorted iumblo., lUnl2r.
FLOUR From store, common, >ialct3 -,
family, t3pmllO, choice, ,I25Hl3,. fan,
cy SliOHiW, extra fancy Slolaj.jO, pat
ont, Sj.2iN5 80, strong.
CRACKED WuEAr-ln half brls $3.50 from
store
IIomNY AND GGrs-From store Sl.2i
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Dissolution Notice.

TI'IIE PARTNERSHIP ~. rUE rBopuCE AM
! Commission business heretofore existing hy
tween Mckinney Mcknight a Co.. Dos THIS iuy
io,u dissolved hy mutual consent The nUuuuufs
ot the firm Will b. IN tho hands II Mckinney 4
Co, tsil Front street, iof cullggiiul
A rAKttAN.
a. " NrkNiUUr
X a MCKINNEY.
September I. tsSA
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Co,ton see,I ,.ro,,nr,.

PniNE CEupE Oii"bs" prime summer
yellow, &c. olsummcr yellow i0Oti2c, choice
cooking summer yellow, Sc. prime cotton
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CouN-From store. white, Coz. mivc1, 53c,
from lcvcc or depot white. in bulk, ,2,. In
sacks, hic mixed, in bulls a. m sacks, 5lc.
BUAN-lrpm store, SOC from lcycc or de-
pot tlI.huUlHul.
lINY-thuicc from store, p'', car load, from
lcycc or depot slG1D prime, from store
sic, ear load from loycc or depot. slb.Ot
prairie, from STORE h,HGI1, car load, from
lcyoc or depot $40 616,ii ~
ONr--Frum Store white 3su. MIXED, 3]c,
from lcyoc or depot white u bulk, BE, ia
sacks, 3lc, mixed, in bulk ne. In sacks, Sic.
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THE RIVERS.
stcanboats Leaving.
uoycnncnts NJ tic Lcycc.
General News.
TUESDAY.

Buckeye State, Cincinnati
Dcplrlurcs-Rusa lee, O-crola; Coahomn
Frlnra Point; knir Admin Arklnsns CITY.
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stage oT the Rivers.

Orft,r SIGNAL rluttDr, 4. =. A.,
MIHrtts. Tenn, SCUtA sal m.
The following observations htv ukUu nt nll ia
tiuus named in the 18th meridian time, which IL
ono hour later than Memphis time.
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LAHus- Choice. glsm,r. common to good,
per head 81 ,l1tIU
Hoos-Choiso light 5@iiic, good, ih9Sc
common, 4afttsc.
C,rrlr-Choicc. y'.g3ic, good, 2ll93c
sgallaNugs, laM2isc.
surrr-Choicc. S4Vlc, medium, $50;
common, tiODtl.jO.
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col.


ST. LouIs, Mo-, Sept 3.-Wool-steady,
aud unchanged.
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MAGNOLIA BALM

Tale nAdASs MAGNOLIA nAiM With you 10th.
Seaside. MOuSlsis,. homo and ali Rafai gcsor,sI
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seed meal, $l7.0O01sOO; less than a car load,
$500 of cotton seed meal, $1,000 less than
chr lnIs AZ 90
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MAGNOLIA BALM

lnsuresa rerfec, complo,ion aud ttsps the Pace.
eeSi, Arms and hands son and gnoolh. Try ~
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EXCHANGE Quotations.

Ordinary, pNc; good ordinary, SIC, low
middling, pac, middlinF. csc, good mid
ding, iOc, midiling fair 1910. fair nom.
inali dusty lsc "a lc lower
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened quiet
and closed quiet middling. p'.c. Sales uu.
important including -- last evening of
which --- TO exporters aud -- 10 spin.
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Provisions.

FISH Mnckcrcl, hall bril-. No. I, ;77j, No
3 sE2i, 10Th kit No. 1, Si2t No. 2, tilj.
Dry herring family 2ic per box.
Hoo ruupucrs-StcIdy ui advance. mess
pork, SiGup sugar cured hams, lJisDgiiU
breakfast bacon, liwl'G bacon, clear rib
sides, p7s@lDr. bulk pnr, clear sides, ~ ,CD
p'.c, clear sides, sLmlg long clear, $50
a.. shpuld,rs, 7h.@,f.r.
LNgp-Ics, p'.mp'sc, hall brlS p@l'sc,
kegs, Dau'sc; choice kettle, U4DlU'4c
Strong aud advancing
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MAGNOLIA BALM

HAoAss MAGNOLIA BALM. Remove. snnbufn
Tan ffsckss Moth Patches, o.Hr be d,,sctsdI
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Chesapeake and Ohio Route.

Leaves Arrives
tfasi Mall. Pa0am East Man....... 500 y. m
east Ex... .....i0OO pm oFast Ex........ll. - m
'Rlplcy Ac....... $50 In 'Ripley Ac..... $40 / n
Mail aud express trains run solid between Mem
phis and Louisville. Pullman bulet sleeper nus
on mail aud sleeping aud reclining chair car on eN-
PRES Three hours quickest time " Chicago
Ticket ollce under PclbOly Hotel
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MAGNOLIA BALM

Give. /. Rs,ish,neiy pesuufui siIn. Drive. %
blO,shos. R.anes.. ROushnsss, riinplss 4 san-sAai
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Leaves Arrives
tN q. MALL. o.. Sos pm ~ q Mall. 40 A n
eght...........,S.D pm oi'rcght ..... f3J A "a
Mail lrlins will stop at flag stations, Noncon-
nah, Aldcu'S STATIONS Crossing TAllahatChls
Tank aud kiyerlnlc when silnnlcI
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LiyrnrOOi-
A. noon SIots active price, hardening
Sales 1900 bales. of which American 400
bales Receipts. 1900 bales NJ Which Amer.
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Louisville and Nashville.
Tennessee Midland Railway
sIis.i,sippl Valley Route H., y. SrR.u,
MsmphIs DI,.-IlInol. Central lsl&r.n.n,

Leaves ArriyeI
eNickshurg Ex go am eVlckshurr FL. $50 % n
N U Fast Mail 40 pm n. o. Fast Mail s5ja M
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Al' g,,. Tow change.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY Q PER CENT, NEW YORK Elk
CHANGE 81 so PREM. SELLING.
Cotton Quiet-Middling Cotton, o 5-9c
Sales Today Unimportant - The
Tone ofthe General Market Steady
Meats Strong and Advancing.
APrFAL OFFICE,
MONDAY ENENIN0. sonl. B. ISIS

MONDAY EVENING, sept 2, lSSS J
The demand for money continues firm,
and the hank supply amply sufficient 10
meet all legitimate calls. The rate is I'M
changed, per cent and firm, with no indi-
cation of a lower figure in the near future.
The clearinghouse report is rs follows
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PERSONAL POINTS.


Mn. W. d. ASHLEY, Of Louisville, KY,
is in the city.
Con. WILLIAM BLACK, OF Brinklcy, Ark,
is at the Peabody.
THE Rev. Lyman, bishop OF North Caro-
lima, is registered ut the Peabody.
Mr.. +. w. ScRuGos, awealthy merchant
of Watsonville, CAL, is IN the city.
III. Il. FARRAR, OF New York, is among
the prominent arrivals at the Gayoso.
Mn. JAMES EVANS, JR., OF the New Or
leans Picdyu'e, is stopping ut the Peabody.
DIR. Gro. II. PETERS, OF Arkansas, came
10 Memphis on the James Ice Tuesday
night.
MISS ADA and Miss Mamie Gooscberry,
of st. Louis, are stopping at No. 49, Shelby
! street.
Mr.. W. @. ALLEN, Of st. Paul, Mimi,
! accompanied by his daughter, Mn. Abbey,
| is in the city.
Mr. l.. u. EvELAND, travelling passenger
agent of the Denver& Rio Grandc railroad,
| is in the city.
Ar the theatcr tonight Mrs Potter will
make her Memphis debut Us lncz, IN
Loyal Love-"
Col. PIrKIS G. Wright, OF Nashville,
secretary of the Tennessee Press associa'
ton, IN In the city.
MIs. JoHN A. Rule and son Willie have
returned 10 Chattanooga, after short
visit TO friends in this city.
Mn. FRANK G.. RonBlSs, southern tray
cling passenger agent OF the Bee line, with
headquarters ut Louisville, Ky, is in the
city. XII,
Mn. IsiDoR RosE, wife md son, Nathan
OF 81. Paul, Mimi, are in tho city visiting
their sister, Mrs. V. Cohh, No. 70 Adam'
street. -
MRs. CHARLES BAsREgvILLE, OF Abcr
deem, Miss, Is visiting Miss Jennie Moon
ut her residence on Poplar street, corner Of
Second.
| W. A. MCNEIL leaves. today for Chi
cago. lie says that Memphis is the Com
ing place OF the south, both in bushes,
and beautiful women.
Mn. Il. II. BISoH,N ahd Miss Mani,
Cleaning were quietly married Mondn,
evening by the Rev. II. a. Jones, at hi
residence ON Court sired.
| Mn hcE 7. FASr, attorney at Law, ant
his wife, Of Holly Sprlnpa Miss, ar
spending several DAYS at ihe residence q
his brother-in-law, John ID. Martin.
TnE friends Of Mai. Yves. Rhca will re
gret 10 learn that he is seriously III az hi
room on Madison street, and that his con
diiion is pronounced critical by his physi
clans.
Mn. Gro. T. FISHER, advance represent
alive OF the Wilson & Rankin Minstrc
company, is in the city making arrange
mcnts Tor the appearance Of his people q
the New Memphis theator next Monda
night.
The Rev. A. ]. Dickinson, the newl
elected pastor OF the Central Bapiis
church, will preach next Sunday mornin
and evening. Mr.. Dickinson Is n youn
man Just finishing his course ut the South
en Baptist Theological seminary at Louis
vile, KY, and Ii regarded ns one Of th
coming great preachers OF the day. Tn
Central church, as well as the city. q
Memphis, may be congratulated on havin
secured him.
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ingIy and pay their taxes without muir
mur. The Kansas City, Memphis & Birm-
inyham is one OF them, and II affords me
pleasure TO say i to the credit Of that mag
niiicent and well managed road. '-
All this talk OF population and ofiniur-
ing the credit OF the State is simply
''bosh." Mississippi bonds are at prem
ium, and her citizens are anxious and
eager TO take every bond that is issued at
premium. There is no need Of going to
Wall street or elsewhere for all the money
that is needed, so long as our own citizens
are anxious to furnish it. The House OF
Representatives will not be hoodwinked
or ''bulldozed' into doing great and ir-
reparable wrong TO the people because a
few paid officials and attorneys see fit to
call us ugly names. A MEMBER.
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a snit for Dalnnre.

KANSAS CRY, no. Feb. 22.-Edward L.
Randall illed suit today against the Chica'
20, Rock Island 4 Pacific Railroad COM
pany for s25, 900 damages. Randall claims
that he was employed by the company as
telegraph operator, and that after his
discharge In 1886 his name was placed on
list kept by all tie railroads, said list
purporting 10 contain only names Of those
who were incompetent and unworthy opc-
ralors. Gu account Of this bacltlisting he
has been unable 10 obtain employment on
other railroads.
..,..,, - ..,,..,,to,.aIl, ati.d. Nullord's
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"oSLY the Governess," by Rosa Nou-
che,t Carey, in cheap series, at Mansiord's.
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Feb. % The
scores In the twelve hour day bicycle
race ut 2 o'clock this afternoon were rs
follows Dinglcy, 800; Knapp, 3sg;
Rhodes, $50; Ashinger, 37i; llollingsworth,
$40; Mcdowell, 35l; Whitaker, 800 Neil
son, 228.
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Damn Milford made medalA
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Interviews with prominent Republicans
ON the Florence letter show that the most
numerous individual Just now Is the man
who 4 considered tho closest and most
confidential friend OF Mr.. Blaine" Ilc Is
almost as plenty as the omnipresent body
servant Of the late G. Washington or the
oldest Mason.
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DID NOT KNOW IT WAS LOADED.
A Young BOY Shoots and Kills a Lady
Accidentally.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Feb. %. -Particu.
lars reached hero today from Baxter
county, this state, Of the supposed acct
dental shooting and instant death Of Mrs.
Lucinda Hammond, Of Henderson, Stone
county, by Zach Smith, siNtcen-ycar-old
boy. Il seems that Mrs. Hammond was
PLAYING with the children sunday night
and put on one Of the boys hats. Zach
got down the Winchester rifle and pointed
Il at the lady, remarkine that he was going
20 shoot the boy. lie did shoot, with the
result as stated. lie claimed he did moi
know his gun was loaded.
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Iaa, Coz ai,enn Tiensa.i

TO New York, Philadelphia. Warrington
Baltimore, Lynchburg, Bristol, Chaita
nooga. Cincinnati, Louisville and othc
points al greatly reduced prices.
I. sANELsoS & Co.,
Ticket Brokers, $40 Main street.
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In retiring from the above hrm desire 10 return
my thanh 10 the PATRONS " the nrm for their
patronage, and % expires tho hope that tho nov
hrm Of A. H. Taylor 4 Co Will not only receive a
continuation Of the aamc patronage bui that they
may have. az they richly deserve. largely In.
oIoasei business. ,, w. cLArr, JH
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L,pp,xcorr's MAeszISE for March and
new supply Of "Mig Varian Of New
York" Newport and New York society
novel, at Manslord's.
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uar.s pnsfnanea.

Yrw ORLEANS, La, Feb. %. The races
have been postponed III tomorrow on ac-
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bridge. The said amounts 10 be expended
by the engineer and president In employ
ing hired force. They may also use the
chain-gang force, street force, carpenter
force, city carts, or hire carts by tho day,
or hire daily labor by tho day, rs they
may deem best and cheapest, using such
materials now on hand and already pur-
chased, and 10 he purchased under con-
tracts already made. In the gravel founda-
ton ON Third street, from Auction TO the
bridge, no curbing is 10 be laid for the
present. All Of said work 10 be done ont
OF the street fund for 1888.
President MADDEN offered q resolution
that Beale street he paved from yelling
ton TO Lauderdale with cedar blocks, on
condition that property owners subscribe
$3.50, and from l.auderdale TO Orleans with
Tishomingo gravel.
Capt. Lee announced that he would be
In favor Of the resolution provided II be
not laying down precedent for future de-
mands upon the council. lie was unal-
terably in favor OF taking care OF the com
mercial streets.
The motion OF President MADDEN pre-
vailed. II will cost about 5000.
Capt Lee then moved 10 take up the
crosS streets from Front 10 the bayou be-
tween Adams aud Bealc. Adopted.
Adams street wanted nothing so far as
known; Jefferson street could not be
touched, owing 10 a $4,000 lawsuit;
Court street was In deploablo condition,
and Tishomingo gravel Was suggested
similar TO the one decided upon for Third
street.
Mr.. Randlc moved that the president he
a,,ttaetw.I a.. awVanI 0An In. t.t,tffts, IL,
the foundation from Third street 90 Charles
ton depot. Ii was seconded by Mr.. kney
and carried opposed by Maj. Petit and
available fund, as $4,000 had been voted
away.
Mr.. Graham here suggested that halt
he called 10 leave fund for bridges, but
Maj. Petit moved that =, 900 he appropri-
aied for paving the west side OF fernando
street. The objection arose that a. sub
scripiion had been raised, no discrimina-
lion could be made rs 90 paving one side
or the other. Mr.. Hirsch amended by
moving that both sides be paved, provided
the citizens would subscribe $1,000, from
Linden 10 south side OF South street.
Street car tracks were excluded In the
pavement. Adopted. II will cost 81 800,
excluding the subscription.
Mr.. handle moved that the president lie
instructed to build abutmcnts 10 the Main
street bridge this fall al a cost Of about 81
OO0. Rejected.
II was moved 10 expend 5000 on Jack
son avenue, rock gutter, and Tshomingo
gravel in center, provided citizens would
raise the balance by subscription. Adopt
cd.
Il was then decided 10 discontinue APP
preparations.
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I7s Acres. on Poplar Street.
sold IN Eve. ten aud Is acre ,tacs Very reasonable
terms. Call aud sec H.
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hvltonV buys old gold.
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.om.,.,,u for Csp,,a,,.,..

On "Wednesday. the 18th instant, two
elegant pieces Of property, Nos. Ia aud Is
Madison street, will be put up and sold at
public auction, on the premises, by the
Peoples Insurance company. These lots
and buildings arc desirable property and
will bring high figures A lot on the
northwest corner OF Union and Third will
al-o H. sold nj the same time. These will
he cash sales, and will be largely attended
by capitalists.
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10 Acres.

Suitable COT subdivision or large manniictudr|
establishment COO 'cet frontage on railroad = NJ
from city limits ihrpin.
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PosirrILy the best remedy ever dircov.
cred for all diseases of man aud beast that
can be reached by M external medical APP
plication. Il Rangum Root Eminent One
trial will convlnce. Manufactured only by
Rangum Root Medicine Co, Nashville, Tenn.
Fifty CENTS per bottle. For sale by Holster,
~ Main strcrf