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taproveient !

Feeling that the public is warmly interested inn.AQnniiiv nf mir hnnse. we announce with" "

pleasure the vast improvements in our

mndo necessary by theorAAV li nf nnr business.

The space has been doubled, making these thelt.rMmi nnfi niftst, rnnimodioiaS aDartments in

ajTrjll Jlja,a.vvaflu. rniiiifrv.

It is almost needless toaim is to reach the very highest standard of excel

, lnice in every detail of our enormous business.

Sl

... i.aMilea or their aartwada.. au ...a Hll. snarUlBK all th

nts

Ridgely,Tailors and Importers, 38 Iladison,

aa rM.natl tbwae of y rir-t-I-a ftUlwr la the TJmltl State.application to tea wbo tins lert nawerM,

ar Bmmlr, It ie eeenemy set bee)t. ' '

RELIABLE GOODS -- REASONABLE PRICES

Adieu? Bro."J; FINE:

2G1 3Iniur..r. ihxuiamwlll HWlieenr ereaiel alltaUm. Our Illaatrateel

atilntn. !! rf mmt fre

H.G

tin QuncQWlreet,

HOLLENBERG'S

No. 2SO Street.F. MILIiEH PIAHO.the acknowledged faTorHe of the,' j iiii.i Err A mill rllkn Th. HULI.CN.tr. it rianints.

mi i. nii i- . ih. mo. t Doim'tiru Hlano... inithe couth

-- .1,1 .V. hi a u i a. a.. nun iu, -

iW lniramU ho e IHw Inatmllmei

HEW GOODS.

2Vu liouieianaioldon KyrniN

Jlnplc Syrui,llitlvi and Soir-Klttl- ng llncka

wheat

jr. F. aTJCltnAM & OQ

J)HS. A. WliSSON & SON,

DENTISTS,5o. Slnln Street.

i

Wbolwale and Betail Dealer In

OUN3, RIFLES. PlctfOLS,All of AramnnUton, Fine Pocket httlry,, .Li'. faokle, S.in.a. ui" r,8J

looted floe llKmrocricM ande .ir fr.r. 14 aaleit., Mempima. T-n- Man- -fct.-fir- and reiia.rina don. jr .""f,1? N- -

".VJ-,.-r.

Ir,. .li.l on

SliiRA & XcCAKTUY, Froprt,

140. U2, 144 Front st, Memphis

SS ? TBS 1ATUJJbT BOILKR 8H0P8 IHJ U 6.utl, imn vne

o --.i.u... vVnr1!! intbe... a. . k.l&a trwei'trrlee, biioeiaJ attaotioa gi

A. J. VIENNA gSsCO.' TMP0KTERS ASDIHSAI.RR8 VB 1

ltlttes, AmmunitionA5D riSUU'U TACKLE.

So, a 17 Main Street Mompliti.rnn

n rli'd at tb l"wct rrlo.pa 0aiw, i t. C. K. e0T0S

QYERTOH & GR0SVEK0R,

.Uoal Estate DealersAOiiXTS AXD BBOKEKS,

o ri lCE, 234 SECOND ST.,i is. K. Vr. Sreoon avrnd Cowrt,

jftiATIalS, TEX58SEE.BSTATSBOUSHT ANDSOLB.TAXiaHEAL Bnt (oHt.til. et.. on ComlHin,

j..o."scaMZOi atsoN,(Sitoeaeeor to J. 8. Schmidt).

rp rl KC St As w aTatF.KT Wnoieaaleand retail '' tmmaBlliea, rial,

w.. Lleotrio Hell a"d Annuociatormr Hmcia and Rcsiococca. Itartlsr and tire--

itmi rrr, siann n,v.... j . j ' Ipi). liwKt'infl Bftnd

ULMULK!K!S IAUSS k S lOKEUOLSl'.HFOB IK EST OK RALE.

etTcrini, on liberal terras, aaort desirable1AM riyin t et Tenneeeee. At Witbe Sta-tion, miles from Memphis, on L.aad N. R.R.,au, litre reaidence with i moms: onestorehooae,

town inta and parcels of land. At Atokatbe C, O. ead S. W K.R.. aailae

Hw Memphis, storehouses, eottaces and dwel-ling, all in brvt-cla- repair, with all aecessarr

Alao. a new livery liable and drutat re i r pecna wiahinr to aecure sins 11 farmsw lb caltivatlos of cottoo, sTs-a-

. traits,atc.l.r tbe a.e.mihia or Nortbera mar.

Vets, i atu olierina special Inducements in UtileInriiia, ransiu fmm JO. ln, eoand tract,.Aim. larircr tracts, contAinina 100. rial, am. uuat.d NA anrea ell ef wbirb. witai (ord imoroTe-imi- u

ao-- l in tiUh atate of eullnaUia.conren-teo- tmr .lujimant from Atoka, and is aituuted in

haoltl'T eiuuur, where there are aood ewkonesandcuurobta. Adirs

' TiPM'Ka'L'WaWl'' aa J, Ml

Pt.lLSONAL.M. FVi'V A Office, aortbeaet eetwet

1 J Jef'oreon aud Miin s taensral OHioeaediiaied-o- fraftioe. Offioe lours, 10 a.m. to 1

i . , and ryan2 to a p.m.Vr i -- - r'illi.'l'irs has remoTed U MadC

1 K--a sirest to Secjjnd stryet.

qy I'm I Nnna !. I . i Unl .

M KAVKJ OK KT0LE.K- -A V.aynisre male, 6 vears old, 10 bandsu i.i iurti to isccy't sULlc, Aiiatns

A Iff

I'.rd i d wLite tnearly wh tel cowiti u one ear, otrf lu ia tfce; i.;iici 'n rio'i.K. Liix-r- l -

M 1 V. Vf nr-- 1. tlj R(tICIHIC.l!.-r.- iti Cnl'm's pasture, onr.d, M.day mr t, i';b,

..f... j. aiifi tis offers tfj-- "1 - v ii a a e u

rapid and unparalleled

a

add that our constant

lock Imported Olotb.jEateat PeiliM la aeaUeanoa'B Ww,

Co

Memphis, Tenn.tm mmly miquww, w wpirT .1 . inn

at medium price, j neteet w "in meu.ua a.k ..uaumniB Tli. lare.at and n.oat

aa

taw

3IaiuiKSIStMIMoai HKJfRY

foIastfH

Impair,

Ouns.

jiri,Hlcr,iMInsr

laatramrala, t.t., W iM!-aa- il ama aietmtl.fiaie.

ROOMS AND BOARD,

or witbont board, at the ArlinfROOVfl-Wl- thlOOend 111 Adame ttreet.

fiOUM AND BCMRO Une laree and ene emailXV room, with poard, at 34 Second atr.t.

00 Mi. Without board.PARK HOTEL.

i ( AND 18 Market ltreat Beard. W 50; tlrfleJLJ roomi, W Pr weem traniianit, n per uay.

With or wtthoot boardROOMS At 1U3 foplar rtreat.T0ARINO Firat-olaa- e boarding by the dayJD or ink. at (IS Monroe trout.tOOMa A SI) BOAKU By WMk or month, atLV ui Second ftrect. Alao.aay board

ROOM Delrable lrnlhd room, with board Jtwo ant'eDion preierrea, bl io vmn iu

TSbS'fRtlOMS At 4S2 bhelby etnet.. Aleo,3 a few poaMere taken.0003 A larpe, plaaaant front room, withXV board, at moderaU prica. Alan few dayboarder.DOOMS Elegant fiuniabed front room "with

Aor without board Large yard. 116Coartat- -

ftlllki Thre. pleaaaat furnliibed roorai withJTv or without board. UltUUAlO OOM U nfurnlihed room, with or withont

fTAJIllSw urwTnpillTS At

LOKO A MOOK'3, Main it.

n aSVAPSKBe A good oanrajaer fortbii city.Abw nveior ieright party. C. 1. A UlAllOV.I , WjlMirvBGE8T Can add Al line Samnlee (mall:

xV. eoiamiaaione eaan. N. Orltana agent earnI18U0 yearly, r. u- - 11 'X 1371 Mework.T ADIE3 AND QKJiTUIS wifnin; ; to leare1 j on tbe eriy ireiiini oi ine iopiiiic, own.l.ra and Texae railroad can Und acco aod- -fioneat BO, WSliliOKUlASr.TABKSSMAKKRa Foar good dieatmakan alU M Marrhall arenne. Apply at once

QITCATI'IS By competent book keaeer.O fliw.d refercnc. Adrers W. 8 . 14 Main.

B0ABUEB- 8- m SHELBY ST.--wp ari-la-a aawtnr-machin- e operator,

W" AIM a akin-trimm- ind waiu-roaic- r. Apply at once to Mint. Alexandre voaari, zu mamMrees. n.

At 71 Union itre--t. Ileed net applyC10K well recommended." rtli-- No Ire'-elar- a yonn men for the pr- -XA-- twae of inu-uoic- T.P?illwJSI,,al. Apply atrpo RENT a Cottage, with o or I Kiomji. In aoodX repair. Addreae

SU.l-- nlt Bleetrla LampASNT8-Add- rei

Louie. Mo., for Circulare, Cut -- ndterm ef power Marah Klectrical Lamp.

A OKNT- -It will uf an intelligent man orXJ-- woman wanting iiQtame gropioyoiana wwriie isr my lllnftrated elrcular ana ao.'ms of

, V celebrated MISSOURI PtbAMWASliliH, wii'i. .byreaaon of it great In Irineienierit, ia fch phenomenal iueow.AAdeaa J WORTIi. beTfubiWh and franklia

API EH A Jat"TLEMKl n eitT or conn.try, to UM msia.rj ax weir own nomee:

io4adaycil7 worn .cnxby mail i no

0BtlD. Wa bare good deaH; r .DTK

and Wkhtamp,

rLV OOLD WATCH-CAPErr-t- .Jawairr,et., fur eh J N UTIt Dj'.tltk a 11

TWO Single Rooma, fnrniibed. wib er withoutprivate family preferred. Addrcaa

BOARI, thli orBce, ataiing local ion and price.OAatTiKH- a-

At M Madison street.A rff TON'S Race, Iron. Bonee, FeatrenXVJUW and Matala. Bend for prioe list. Newand seoond-ban- d woods for eal e Addrea f.U ABA 1 A real aad Oomniailoa MerehaaU 40S

tA4lblFOB SALE.

PH AKTO- K- Fi- - new phaeton, fnr sale aheap.Inquire st ItollcnlHr's Musio House.

HITZFKLD'S oil and fluid Stores for cookingpurposes, at 233 8ei-on-d st.

A LOOS A arst-ela- s saloon, alifibls located,S well etocked, flnely fnrqisbed, aad doint apaylac buainrae. Tbe proprietor dairen of en-a-

in other butne, will sell oa reasonableterms. Ad r '"L." tkis office.

FARM A beautiful farm of 173 aeree, TOmileeof Memphia, en Hernando roadt rood

dwellm of 4 rnps i S tenant hooeas, and altout kuildn(. Plenty of cood water

Fine ercbards. A bariaia can be bad, and onreasonable terms.

M ATCH EFT A yTRTTOS, 3M Main st.AND HIAKIO.N Aa extra (enUeMARK and a pbasrfoa a auod ax new. Sold

separately if aeaircd. Apply -- tMX JKrFKHSOX EXTENDED.

A IlBAl'TIKri. FARM Of 320 ace. SiW openI a. ana m cultivation, . miles soma ol Uulijon M. end C. Railroad. Nice duelling, two newbarns, windmill, aad all Improv, menis and coa- -Tenence' twaw ; im class larm. Ail newaad in avod order. U ill be sidd vary low and onvery reaionabla terms of payment,

K. A. fAW KbK, rrcnt st.TERr-K- COW-O- ne half breed Jersey cowJ wits calf, three weeks old: No. 1

milker; aleo, one Jrey Bull Cnlf (lack in onesixty ourth ot tutl mood.) Apr y at

5W MAI. 8TKFKT.

L RU B Ml LL3 snd 9 BOR5 KS Ap,ly toWatt Mcnsshan, Jefferson street, or

J05. Bl KNtV. New Rajeih rosd.W. R. CVNN'INGHAM 1 now herMKH. California lo sell ber home Jackson

street, near Kayburp and roston avenues; niceresidence aad (roue Sea

A. rUEATLITT, SSI Main rt- -

X'F-- AND 6K0OND-UAM- ) MACHINERY-- "

XN Uf erery decription. at one-ba- the r'leol new. Jones s pa? b ton n aan cale aud Dla--Bond Cm Mills, at

J. O. ATES 4 COJB. JlOfront st."O1AN08 LOW FORCASII Goodseroad hsndJL. hTRiswaT riANo; secona-nsn- a naaaa ii- -

Mi (coet new tattli) one new Wsara 1"ino.1 heac Planus must k sold. Uod chance f. r absrsoln. K. W 1T.MA IX.T3IANO fine new Upricht E I'iano, S- -J atrlna li nisou ibiueL rand will sell at asaoriaue. Call at corner hlatb and Jackaoastreeu, Port I'lck-rii- i. Hawkins's drug store-

FAMlLf MAREGOOD Apply at 110 Market stret.rrKNNKS!KiT!ATR ii:ftTiriCATauWR- -A. eeirable for any and all duea to th S'ate

OVkKTO?! IIHUVIEMIt.tJ6rSk New and elaaaotly tnlahed house,XX Bow beinf built oa 1 Iflb rt.., bet. Karr aadKeel, Caelsea: I rooms, outhouses ootnplela, aa--ealleat well aad euterai I t M by 14bs, feet, eastr t ear tiine. AuM: y t jaiaxtn li'AkKER Off

A. J MAK TIM, Ixt Mala etreet. eur. htadiaon.- Lb' a P t fcja--i t C A pKJ AT THIB omn.iris's A aacond-kaa- d No. a A sues E urine.pwr: aood aa new. aad very

IDF.rKK MUtKAt.ifBlrentrt.Cr jJ CsaTTo il VV OU H . (it4 Dtit1 IS A awl V- - .

Trfr MrUx. f s ni'rHT '.n jtia ;m

, Is CPodT , We--, nt, a, T.'j

t t,wl tor eu

TH1MEMPH1S 1DIH,Y A;PP JE T A.Y, NOVEMBER 11. 1884.KREUERS

o sale of Sell PloA Saiis at 22 50, .

2? SO and KO, bar bean immense, and still Ofcontinue.

Have by far th belt as: orttnen t of Newmarket1 the dtf , ana ther '1 tbea at prion

ebeep. NKWMARKT3 at M, ,

$10. 12 and ppward. Mew styles received Juttoon they appear oa Broadway and Fifth

arenne.

A treat Combination in our DRK83 GOODS De

partment: 9 jit Drap de Vaennaand Yj&Kmbroidered Velvet for tlO. The are tbevery latert in dree ffee'.a.

On MONDAY MORNING we offer 50 pet of Lidledonble width cloth, at 45e per yd. in

10,000 pci Wool Filled Goodi at OX, 10 and 120 andper yard.

Oar Great Silk Combination Sale.Silk and Velvet Combination, full pattern,-o-

rich material,AT US: WORTH 125.

AT 122 50; WORTH MO. Bill

AT Vt SO, WORTH S.AT H7 50, WORTH 175. . '

RICH TRICOT SILKS,PONBOS SILKS.

. MONOPLY SILKS.Wear Guaranteed.

All-Si- lk LYOX3 TELVEM, for costume., rlebUohltef , just opened.

OX MONDAY WE SHOW

New Style Pattern BonnetsKREMER'S far ahead in this department. Xo

competition recognised.

NONPAREIL.KRKMEKS will ehoar Immenae bartsint in RIB

BON, LACK and FANCY GOODS Department.fORSCHOOL-F- or Bolt and OirUtbe JERSEY

CAP at 25e, every color.THE SAILOR, THB KENSINUION, and eTery

deaired shape U FELT HATS- -

OBo-- Ai lmmente line of HATS worth twiceand thrice. ' '

Dae notice of the openinc of our

Christinas Departmentwill be lirea.

r.l.&E.G.Kremer&CoAXUSEXENT8.

W KITIiaiiava THEATER.JobKrB Baooti - Leasee and Manager

Three Kiihta and Wednesday Matinee, Commeoemg neeeaj, . wie.

LIZZIE HAY ULf.lERIn ber new play

DAu'4 GIUIjXWritten mnulv for her by B. J. 6warti.play ot tne ncoee. ran in wuiiuirm. iuu uik.mn. va K.tj nt Hnllenbarc'e.

Monday. Nor. 17 Madison rViuare TheaterCompany In the flu v Am aci-KE- n .

OFEIIING CONCERT!At ASSEMBLY IIALL

(The new hall of Toons Ven'a Hebrew AMocia- -uon, corner union ana ooooau iiraui,

TfESOAT EVE IJIG, at S O'Claek.ander tbeaonpicet of tbe Moiartonsqrratery of

Mueio. MOHsES. WWAS iUasioal Director.

CHARLES WERNER,Rrar.il, aeeUted by Meeara. BRUCH and

STBELEZKl and a corp. of talented rocaliita.Admuainn. ReiCfv.d teata (no extra

charge) at Mannlbrd'e.

"DO YOU KNOW?'

Private Secretary.

FOB SALE OB BENT.

In firt-el- at eondition '

PIANO At 21ft Union atreet.

LOST.rnnan a kukma MX band hitht mark

r"l on left ahoalder and a Small ent at top ofthe left hind hoof, and verr Ions tall. I willpar areward of lu Tor nijretorn u;

OTP. IT ED.TantJY. From 2! Tate treet. one small, darkX bay Indian pony mare Star on forehead.thod all round, and very fcntie. Return andreceive reward

TWO 00W- B-email red cow. with teat out off. One

larce dun cow. bundin oneeye. Liberal rewara.Rot urn to tin MAM' SIRKKT.S10W Sandy-re- white spot, iwallow-fbr- k

J in left ear, under-cu- t in right ear; three yearsold. Strayed September alb. $S rnward.

37 RAMI vr..Tna.

FOit REST.X5IAJJOS AND ORdAJJfl Second hand pinoL ao dor ran). In perleetoioer ana tone, irom

12 and upward per month, atfluLUBJ iiarm o atoiv avion.Furnished or nnfnrnipbed, 7 room,HOUSE Jackson and Fifth, Fort Pickerjp;.

OT0REB0CSK OR 6TABLE-30- x0 feet. rithample lot. on MoTall etraet. weat ot Uayoso

House. WM, L. va.nck. : Btie'oy it..S.L k 1 --frost roomFURNIBMED wanted in private family, S

minntea walk f Conrt Bqo-- e, t. ton oa'ce.

T AKK ROOM In office of Continental Faat1 fraimt Line. " M.di-on ureal.

Unfnrni.bed, without board, at 455ROOMS ttreot, Linden.FCRSISIIKD ROOMS At 326 SecondNICBL1 oppoaita itrackett's Apply at

48 HON ROB ST.

furnished front room, southernNICELY also other rooma. at 56 Monroe St.T7MJRKIBja ROOAiaJ." At S7 Mulberry ftreet.

PERSONALS.

C. K. CinoTHEEn, Coico, Miss. ; J. Ib-umut- b,

Sew Orleans; James Fossil I, For-rest City, visited the Cotton Exchangeyesterday.

Mbs. John C. McKscaor. alter a threemonths visit to her relitive and friendsin Desha county, Ark., has returned withher children, very much improved inhealth.

Charles M. fcrtcm, an old Memphisboy, is in the ailsj circulating among hiafriends. Mr. SWaf is tbe representativeof the big soaaw pei turnery bouse oiJames o. Kirk at Ubicago.

Tub ladies of the First Presbyterianchurch invite the gentlemen of the city toa dinner to-d- to be given by them atBard's old stand, opposite Court Square.All that th? season affords will be servedhv many of the belie of Memphis, and itis nopeu tne aueuaance win e large.

LAW BE PORTS.

Crftalaait Cvr DAnalitan, Jntdcc.Calendar for to-da- : Koa. fi", Walker

Normentl 58, W. C. Xorment; 3, Wiliter-so- n

. Co.; 78 and 79, Minter Parker; 63,John Johnson : 7S, John Johnson.

LQCAL NOTICES.A.S1"

'Bpt your fchirtg at Sar'a.ttct try tlFr 9Bre JJopa Soap.

Givr yinT hliilrfl Smith's Worm Oil.

Call and tea the"""1.' QnaiEollenberg.

rF.RFECTioi in Coffee, "Java Blend."City Tea Store, 3.19 Main street. Try it.

Thk latest novelty in ladies' slippers istut l'arieian opera just arrived at

VOfcWitLI A CO.'d,. Tl Main St.For a good pisnks go to Landman's, at

Hery Luehrmann's old stand. OysUrsserved in every style.

Tna TnaoAT-Brow- n's Bronchial Trochesact directly on the organs of the voice.They have an extraordinary effect in alldisorders of the throat.

Tub Herbal Chill Cure, the best tonicand known. A certain and surecure for chills. Price tl per bottle. Bend stamp

circular. Any reference firen. AddressJor C. Rucker, Lyncbberr, Va.DraKKE's Salad Dressing and CM Meat

Pauce, the universal favorite both in theIgnited Sta'es and Great Britian. Whole-some, delicious, economical and nutritious.Haves anxiety, waste and trouble.

Do not forget to add to your lemonadeor soda ten drops of Angostura Bitters. Itimparts a delicious flavor and prevents allsummer diseases. Be sure to get the genuine Angostura, manufactured ry Dr. J.G. B. Siegert & Sons.

ms Arraaowrf Xrjmbllrav, Ann. 1ft, 1SS4.

Thb drop la the prlc of quinine may have)been caused by the large ehlpmxnte ofCollins' AaaeCnro Into the malarial aud ctallleand ferer diatrlcta throuxhout the South andWest, wherw formerly It waa aupposed nothingbut quinine would cure. Judtina-- from thslara-- e ahlpments dally of thie remedy from thilaboratory of tbe Cnillne Brae. Drof Co., Sec-

ond and Vine streets, It looki as if Collins' AftuOir waa taklnc 1 place of all otherremedies for ohflls.

Ktlty 1 liowaasxl at Tear.To be sure You've "only got a coM,"

"only a court." "Be all crer in a few days."'l,n't worry about me.' Well, we won't. But

Mi.OPOpeople die every year ia tbe I'nited Statefrom consumption: anderery soul of tbcre be-a-

that war. Botter stop it new with Parker'slunic. This learsdy will expel the euld at once.

SM and Admire?.The finest piano ever brouttht to this

market, aud real work cf art, is now onexhibition at Hollenberg's, No. 22 Mainatreet.

Cleatnlua; and Djeiiig.Utdiea and genta clothes cleaned or

dyed iu any color: ostrich feathers, lacecurtaina, by Louia Kieael, No. 69 Jeffersonatreet. Vsoods raoauwawt t,v

Advlew le Utera.Mrs. Wlnslow'a Soothing Syrup should

always be used when children are cuttingteeth. It relieves the UtUs auiTcrer atonce ; It produces natural, quiet aleep byrelieving the child from pain, and the lit-tle cherub awake aa "bright aaa bntton."It is very ptasant to taste. It soothe thchild, softens the) turns, allays all pain, re-lle-

wind, regulate th bowel, and iath bast Jtnowo rem4w --v oiarrUe.n,3e,v!f stibicg lrora t. ttwejtbercxxju. etj-- , t tfinf a ti Uo.

MONTHLY MEETING

the 8chol Board Yesterday Reportsof the Superintendent od of tbe .

Flnanco Committee.for

Desks Ordered for Alabama Street SchoolThe Repair Bill Referred Minor

Matters Discussed.

The School Board mt in reimlar monthlyeseion yee'erdir. with President Rambaut an

tbe chair and Messrs. Jordan, wintersRavage present.

FIXAKCa COMMITTEE. of

The Finance Committee reportedfollows :

Caeh on hand laxt report ... fllO Mlenoeitea taition accoani. noladebtedneia last report S8.1'.T 02Pay-ro- ll for October . o,0830

for Ootober T40 81

Total -- ...13,WT !.'

Bednot tuition eolleoted.. 115 is

Total J13.831 38

A. J. Harris, trustee, and the Taxintc--

Distrlct have about $1960, which will bedistributed about the 15th instant.

bcpebintemdbiit's beport.Msupbis. November 10. 1 SSI.

Gentlemen of the Board of Education :

The aummaries tor October show an enrollment of 3400 pupils. Of theee 127 belong to the senior department, 905 to theintermediate department and -- is in tneprimary department. The following tableelves the number in each building andother statistical lniormauon : 5323

a 5r0-- Sro

Smith eohool. or 1

Leath echool 4,5 VPeabodr achool.....w... 3SMerrill acbool .............. 3Ut 1

JeSenon eohool. Ml 3Pope achool ZU I

Total white 1S43

Kortreeht sabool..... tViO 83Monroe eohool.. 4W 92

V Inoheater eohool. 188 91)

Silfaraae aohool.oerenth-etreet

m 9ichool. 91

Total colored... 151S

Amount collected frjm pay pupils formonth of October, $115 "5.

Adopted.8ALARIJBS OF TBACHXRS.

President Rambaut said he had had anumber of calls from teachers for the payment of their salaries.

Mr. Jordan said he had made an effortto negotiate a loan sudicient to pay thetwo months due. about S35GO. and whileit could not be done now, he thought itcould be managed in a short time. TheFinance Committee was authorized to obtain the required loan.

RBPAia BILLS BKFEKRBDMr. Winters objected to the payment of

tne repair Din oi Vi , Decause tne worthad been done without order of theboard. The bill was referred to theBuilding Committee to investigate andreport back. ......

DISKS TO BB BOUGHT.' The superintendent was anthorized to

buy forty desks for the Alabama streetschool, a manufacturing company havingagreed to supply them at $3 75 each ontwelve months time.

THB WISD-U-

A controversy then arose concern i as theadmission to tbe schools of a child whoseparent do not reside in the city. It wasstated that the mother of the child lives withrelatives elsewhere, and that the personwho boards tne cnud cbareea no board.Tne discussion extended far into the silentwatches of the stilly night and the reporter withdrew.

LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.The School Board met yesterday.Legislative Council meets Thursday.A good attendance at all the churches

Sunday.LiszieMay Ulmer otLeubrie's Theater

againTwo drawines to-da-v New York State

and Liouibiana btate.The Beaver Dam Hunting Club

having fine sport now.The news from New York continues

to be tbe topic.The Theater will be c'osed Thursday,

Friday and Saturday mgnts next.Judge Pierce has taken charge of a

Bible class at the Strangers' church.Judse Hammond and his clerks have

eone to Jackson to hold the United StatesCourt

Jane Jovner. for receiving stolengoods, will serve three months in theworkhouse.

No bombs were exploded yesterday,but tne atmosphere is still redolent otburnt powder.

A sentence of $50 and thirty days waaimposed on Mrs. hmmi lorry yesterdayfor carrying a pistol.

With all the whisky and other fire-sror- i-s

of the past lew days, the policehave had very little to do.

Albert Jlnll-ert-, a petty thie, was

sentenced by Judga Douglass yesterday tothree months in tup workhouse.

Depnty Sheriff Powel lost a fineColt's revolver in the procession Saturdaynignt, and anxiously desires its return.

John Wilson was sentenced to twoyerrs aui Frank Kanz to three years, inthe Criminal Court yesterday, for larceny.

Licenses to marry were issued yeiter- -. .1 oi T. t a, i5 rusj iu Auucn b aso auu jura, r jauvu

Franklin, Je se Hughes and Mrs. AnnJones.

Orno B. Hatsks, of tbe German Na-tional Bank, is the happiest man in towna thirteen-poun- d boy and bis name isPgc

It is said I bat both sides are ready fortrial in tbe Acahnche case and that it islikely to be beard by Judge Pierce in aweek or mtjre.

Coughs and colds are numerous.Jqrttfing fforri the dreadlnl atmospherewhich Ells every hole and corner of theearth at night we must be passing throughthe tail of comet,

Tbe Trl-Stat- e Medical Associationwill meet in this city Wednesday andThursday. Q lite a numbs. of visitingphysicians will be in attendance.

Angel rakes, made by Mrs. Hawkinsand Mrs. Willie James, at the Firat Pres-byterian church to-da-y, to be distributedby so ne of the belles of the city.

Mitchell, the Blackfish Crockett, wasin thj city yesterday, and reports tbethbirg theri as' very doe, the squirrelsmore numerous than lio ever saw theuiand the ducks coming in rapidly.

Mrs. Henry Berry will sing the famous"Jewel Song," from Faul, at the concert

ller admirers, and they are aIf tfion. clsfra that few professionals whohave visited Memf,hi (u.il i; yith asniuch dranu!l? flra ad PASSU a.

The management of the Mtzartwill sell tickets to the grand

voucb-t- , ai vnicn erner appears, to--night at ball price to' aji' school childrenbtinging their teacheri' indorsenieat oftheir a'4eodjtnpe tp Mr. young, at Hans-ford's.

It will be a relief when the Presiden-tial question is settled. Ia MemphisalonA the. loss to business enterprisesamounts to sever! thousand dollars dailv.The merchants tbin', howaver, that business is not loir, but simply delayed, audexpect a rush Wedoesday.

Many persons seem under the imiirr s--sion that Assembly tiall is on the north-east eoruer of (Jnion and Second. It isin the new bnildini cf George Peters, overCole fe Co. Tbe Mojiart. Conservatory pre-sents tbe great cell'st Werner, and thetheater, to the public there

The regular dinner of the ladies of theFirst Presbvierian church to-da- y will beone of the beet that has been served, andall the ladies w ill be presant. The bestthings of the season will be served and inabundance. All the gentlemen in Mem-phis are invited to be present and partici-pate.

This week is observed by the YoungMen's Christian Association, all aroundthe world, as a week of prayer for youngmen. The Memphis branch cordially in-

vite you to meet with them every even-ing this week from S to V o'clock. Shortbut pointed talks, inapiiing songs andMscsible prayers (two minutes) are re-

quested frcin those intereete4 in the suc-cess of these meetings.

Now that the election is over aud thepeople of Memphis got sobcrwd UD andsettled down to business, something to s&yabout the new Mem plus operabouse wiilbe in order. We have carefully examinedthe plans as drawn by Mr. C. G. ltosen-plaente- r,

architect. A full description hasbeen given in the press of the city, whichwe fully coincide in. trillions vary al o itits location, as different parties have dif-ferent views as to the same. It seems toua these differences can be easily recon-ciled. W hope the work wiil soon becommenced and pushed to its early com-pletion, as this growing city is badly inneed of more and better theater accommo-datio&- a.

Tae Interest la bicycling, Tyhich theAppeal has ao strongly advocated, ati,lgoes bravely on. A onthly paper, theSmihern CueJer, published in MernphN,bas been started, tbe editor being Mr. W.L. Surprise, a member of the MemphisBicycle Club. The initial number, whii bhas mat been issued, gives promise cl alive and well conducted journal whosegrowth will be al with tnat of bicy-cling in the South. The first issue containsrtUea on "Our Club," the L-- A.. W.,

"Lady Trioyslers," "My irst Itld on aTriuTcle." a letter from Karl Kron, another entitled "Expressions Anent Cy-

cling," by J. R. Lauasr, of Savannah, be-

side some selected matter. The subsarlpboo prio la but fifty cent a year.

Capt. 0' Haver yesterday arretted JoMoore, colored, for some outrageous oon-du- et

on Baal atreet last night. It ap-pear that ?0& negroes concluded Saturdaybiaiit that tby woul "Jj-- a a limine

meeting, "elat 'w,'

Main street for the purpose about 10 1 -odoc. 9 niaan met inem aaawarned them to keep quiet. Hia wordsbad tbe effect of dispersing the crowd,but a doaen or more ot them, bent on der-ilme-

continued on their way up Bealestreet. Opposite Battier's drag store theyencountered a white man who was hurrahing for Cleveland sad made a break

him. He was obliged to fly, and raninto the drug Btore. Tbe crowd wouldhave followed except for the prompt action of Mr. Battier, who stood at his door, Ajpistol in hand, until the fugitive could escape by way ot tne suey. suortiy after-wards She crowd jumped on a little son ofMr. James Roper, who was going homewith a transparency, took it away fromhim and beat him unmercifully. The boyfinally managed to cet home with hisclothing covered with dust and blood and

ugly cut in bis lorenead. Aioore wasthe rineleader of this rang. It is veryfortunate tne crowd up town oua not near at

lthese outrages, or there is no tellingwhat might have happened.

THE CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION.

An Amended telarn riled Its-- JaitleeC. K. Smitb.

No' further returns have yet been ie-

ceived from Tipton and Fayette counties,and it is said that the returns will not becounted until Wednesday, it is announced that the result will be made public then beyond a doubt. The friends ofMr. Harris insist tnat He is elected andunless footings oi returns now in are ma-terially changed by those to come theirprediction is likely to be realised. Theonly development of yesterday is anamended return filed by Justice C. E.Smith, which wi'l be forwarded to Nashville by buenH Uannon. Tbe vote In nisdistrict was 90 for Harris and 399 for Taylor. The following is a cop) of the document spoken of .

At an election held in the ThirteenthCivil District at Arnold's school house ontbe 4th day of November, 1884, for Presidential electors, member of Congress fromthe Tenth Congressional District andmembers of the Legislature of Tennessee,the undersigned, in the capacity of deputy sberin. being duly deputized lor tbepurpose of holding said election by the)Btienn oi Shelby county, did as sucn deputy noid saia election, wniie mere act-in-n

as deputy sheriff he was and is one ofthe duly qualified and acting justices oftoe peace ot enelby county. lie did notact or profess to act by virtue of any poweror authority whatever, save tnat as snenu,conferred on him by (aid deputation, andin sizaiug the principal return heretoforemade touching said election, he signedthe same in his olhcial capacity as deputysheriff, which was according to the factsas above recited, tie is advised that bysection 340 of tho code of Tennessee thereis a positive inhibition against any justiceof the peace acting as sheriff or deputysheriff while holding such office of justiceof the peace, and that his action by reason of this provision of the code was unauthorized, and being requested to amenahis return so as to make this fact appear.he accoidingly hereby does so. Us fur-ther amends said return by stating thatat the time of holding said election heheld tbe office of supervisor of the electionunder the act ot Uongress making provision for such supervisors. Kespecuauysubmitted, '

v. &. uefuiy eneriii.I. C. K. Smith, the above-name- d deDUtv

sheriff and returning officer, do make oaththat the facts set forth in the foregoingamended return are true to the best of myknowledge, information aid belief.

Subscribed and sworn to before me thisNovember 6, 1884.

1'. 4. tilllibtl, 4, r

5EW ORLEANS COMPRESSES

Get Bit of free) Advertialna; by ass Is.KOUibu, acaeiae.

The following item will attract the attention of all the cotton compressors out-side of New Orleans. It is clipped fromthe New York Commercial-Bulku- of r tidv last :

A lew days ago the agent of thesteamship lines running to New Orleansinformed tho railroads that they. wouldrefuse to accept any cotton which was notcompressed at that port. The announce-ment canned s ime consternation amongtbe rsilrrad officials, who thought at firstthat the rteamsbip agentd were workingid the intern t of tbe cotton pi ess peopleThe roads, after investigating the matter.however, discovered that tnch was no'tho case, and that the steamship ownerswere just-tiibl- e in making the announcement refanmg to accept cotton other thanthat compressed at that t, for the reason that very nariy ail of tbe cotton compressed at the small country towns isnot properly put cp. In examination otthe matter tbe Time DtMOcral says: 'Itappears that the country compresses, as ateneral rule, are ereatlv infeiior to thoseof this city, and that they empl.oy inex-perienced men, who do not know how topress a bale oi cotton. In consequenceof this fact tbe steamers lose agreat deal of Bpace, which is woith moneyto the owners; or, to put it in plain words.a vessel can carry at least 200 or 300 balesmore cf cotton that is compressed in thiscity than it can when the cotton is compressed in the country, for the reast n thaithe presses here are so handled aa to putthe cotton in a much smaller bulk. Unices of 200 or 300 bales of cotton in themake-u- p of a cargo is quite an item toshipowners, and, in consequence, they arenot disposed to carry a certain number ofbales of cotton of large s:ze, when the?can crry a greater number of bales of-- a

smaller siaa. especially when the weightand freight is the same per bale. It is aquestion among the railroad oflicia1s as towhat action the country compresses wi 1

take in tbe matter. It all the steamshipso'vins between Liverpool and the Mouthern ports refuse to accept cotton improp-erly compressed, it is evident that thecuuntrv presses will be pieced in an embarrassing position, or else be compelledto improve their facilities for handling

AMUSEMENTS."Dad's ttlrl."

Lizzie May Ulmer and company appeaed at Leubrie's Theater last night in Dad't(Jul, a play said to have been written forber bv r. J. jranz. Miss Ulmer as "Dad sGirl" is the daughter oi an Illinois farmerwho suddenly became rich by the' discov-ery t-- a bed of sott coal ' under hia land,and by somo lucky speiulations in pork.This gi7es Miss Ulmer an opportunity toplay the prijutoipd child ci nafqre' tothe utter dpmora'u'uion of all the' Vfaah-ionab- lo

folk." tfhen it is paid thatshe ioiprortp her . oppartunitios tothe utmost, ail is said that can be.Miea Ulmer bas a naturally vivacious

aud it is plain that she entersinto her part with all her heirt. Thisleads her to overdo it in the first act,and in raspy cf the later scenes, but on thewhole she ia very pleasing an leaves aCOo4 iitp.rescioa. he baa a'l of tho wovkto do, "aud whatever apflaoso "pad'sGirl" received laot nig t w due to heralone. An exception ought to bemade in the rase of Mr. Harry Rob-inson, who plsvj "Biles," and doesit well. It 'ti to li " rgre'.!etithat there is not more in the Dart, ikeur--

j rlrjjj to iUe y'ny Ks):, it amy be s&id tha'i It iiuprovts on sc.niaintance. The f.rataci is a bore, the second much more en-tertaining, the third good and the lastvery good indeed. Dad's Girl repeated

tomorrow matinee andnight,"

'.The r rivie k, ciarv.:The latest London and New York laugh

ing success v. ill be given here November17. h 1tri anil 1U.K ku tha U.i'ann

uare Theater Oomnauv. The followingis a brief synopsis of the story: 2'he i'rvrafr txentaru is the adsntation bv C. H.Uawtrey.ol Moser'a Drr ftM Ufa itr. whichrecently achieved success in Kaeland.,Theadaptation, like its original, is clever, con-ta.ni-

some sm.ut dialogue?, several convulsivefy tunny situations, and presentinga variety of humorous characters. A richEast Indian, 'Mr. Cattermole," returns to4.ng'4nd to rjieet his nephew, "Douglas,"whom lie has never .eert. 4 ho will t chis heir when the wjWroa'.a period ofj oane manhood is passed. "Douelas" isiu debt to a lot c f tradepinsn. In order toevade the service cf a wru at tbe instanceof "Gibson," a Bond street ta:lor, he per.sonates the "llev. liobeit pulding,"newly engased as private secretary to" 'Squire Marsland," and runs down tothe latter's country seat with a friend.Here he trta into and out of numberlessscranes "Calteronole" comes to tlie house ;so does ' GiKson ;" so dues the real privaterecretary. "DoCglas" conceals his identityfrom his 11 nil?, satirlit-- s bis tailor's urjrentdemands f r pavment by introilucinp bimto the " 'fkjuiru'aud his family aaa friend,and palms tbe secretary off as a spirit-ualistic ipediuru on a spinster who is abeliever iu the materializing science. Theold East Indian ban mistaken the canting,idiotic "Spaul ling" for his net,hew, andthis blunder leads to several1 hilariousresults. Finally tbe young man finds away out of his difficulties and a wiie in"Klith Marsland. ' His unci is glad toexchange him for the idiotic aecia'ary, andeverything comes to a jolly ending.

(rand Oprn:aff Co arcrt at ArveaablyMall.

This cveninz at 8 o'clock the above Inteiesting event occurs at the new hall ofthe Young Men's Hebrew Association,atove the Uole Manutactunng (jorapanyThe sale of 8ats at the box-offic- atMaosford's, promises a large and brilliantaudience. The mansgeruent of the Conservatory will decorate tbe stsge band;somely, so as to ctve a suitable settinir iarthe fine array of talent it will grace theoccasion with. Of the chief attraction, tbesreat artist Werner, tun reaiier 01 the Ap--

may gain some idea from the subjoined press utterances:

Mr. Werner's playing at the lima diMuraka concert last nicht was snrpaiinzly beautiful, and entitles him to tha5ofcjtion of the leading violoncellist here,

of his tone and the grace ot Lifbowing hare seldom been equaled here.- 1.-- 1 rr ia t

Mr. Werner showed hjmaelf last'Tra;ins a Deflect master of tbat diioultinstru?ment the violoneelL. which ha handleswith signal ease and greatly to tha pleoore ol bid audiennv-a- . Nt JVJ SiA-- ,

Tut fuiofit Plana ever broaghtvb thisautw ia now fin exhibition at' neLLSr'at'e.at

BRO. SWEENEY

Preaches oa the World and Its Minis

tratloas to Mas The Lav of'

. Demand and Supply..of

It Is Seea to Obtain Between JUaaid His World Instinct, Love. .

Business aad Fossetaiaac

The following is an abstract of a sermon of

preached by tbe lie v. ueorge w. oweenejjnaatar of the Christian church, preached

that church on Sunday before a veryr re audience, the text being as follows:Tha Celd la tha world Matt. I. 3. Tak them

not out of the world, bat keep them from emJohn xtU.

The HerenaM.Dr. Sweeney said: Oar great world of

mattj,e and tnind and mart's in which we livehere is th field from which Uodis to gather acrop of manhood for future aces. It is the hotbed O' nursery in wnicn soronis cnaraeier. nerwe are oailed into tbe fair and beautiful precinctsnf kaln anil hvie the endleas erolution of life.The world, like th Sabbath, "was mad forman." It ia not a aril wor d. but the productof Sod's hand, aad w are to-d- in the world not

y the explosion oran asteroiu droppint nere nyaccident, but delibe-atel- by divine decree harehA out into the world to crow, to ao to scnooland fight bat lea that we may be the worthy participant in tne joy ana aiory 01 ineiiioyeiiocome. Our bavtor said, tnereiore : 'lase memrnt&ut nf the woeld. but Keen tbem tram em.W find man aud his world under thelaw of demand and supply. olaa matIn, many d- - manda and the earth abounding-- in a joyous supply ana measureiesaabundanos. Man is a many-side- d being, possess-i-

a eomplex and wondrous endowment of fac-

ulties- tie makes demands, physical, intellectual attaohnnRI inrt aniritual. ma Dour. neBilheart and spirit assert their native wants, tiewanta bv nature tnina--a to eat. arina ana wear.All hia aentient and vital faculties constantly callfor light and darkness, for heat and cold, and allthe versatile complements that constitute the sup- -nlv of material wanta. lie demands llsmt nndtruth and facts as the food of mind. He demandsivmoathr. tenderness, healina-- . helDfulneeB andlove on whioa hia heart may live. And consciousness tell blm that he wanta the perfeot ytrna. beautiful and rood. That he is made for tneright and with a native sense of obligation to dothe right. That he ultimately depends not onlyon an "Infinite Somewhat," but an "InfiniteRamMH." He baa arreat aoiritual wants.Antt hnW Iftailllini U LOO BUDD1V IU

man's world for all . tnese . aemanaa.Kiaid and aea and aky aboundgood gifts to man, the grains possessing the powerto reeruduoa themselves manifold and keep paowith tha aver lnoreasinr noDUiation or tneAnd the same is true of tbe fishes, fowls and allnesh that teed nnd minuter to tbe pbysioai de-mands. And how great is the supply of tbemindl It is imoossible lor man to tuliiK unall tho thoughts. The laws of login never breakdown under the wetant of man s reason 11

Thahlgber man olimbs tbe " peaks of thoughtth broader and more beauititu Decomes tne nori-o- n

of the mind's growth and activities. Agreat world of science end philosophy and litera-ture and lansnatre and music and architectureand oratory aad poetry and truth And Hod hasmade a Boundless supply 01 anevunm ana sentiment and emotion to fted the human heart.- itis found in home life and all the relationsof father, mother, brother, sister, husbandand wife. It is found in tbe relations of friendsand lovers and the love of native land, and allthat patriotism holds dear as to man's nation,kindred and country. Man cannot bv loving useup tho affection and exb.au.--t the tenderer se'ti- -menx 01 nis world u nen ne nas lovea ninareo.friend and lover to tho limitj. there is room forhim to increase loving Jews and Gentiles.lie ocrat and Kepubl cans andUbmamen. Andwe find the same marvelous supply in the worldof riaht and mora and worshio. en cannotby deeds of righteousness and moral eonduotbreak down tbe moral taw nor destroy the moralorder tie finds infinite room in which to advancetoward tbo infinitely true, beautiful and good.and nis worsoio win grow young witnout ceasingIt is a great world, abounding n eoarreetirenessef s Lo to lnnnite riant and

nit will; the physical, intellectual, allectionaland spiritual supplies are found abundantly tocomplement an nis wants ana lurnisnau nis de-mands, stnd Uod, by certain great natural tieshas bound mm 10 His world thet he may receiveits ministrations. The "Inttinctire law" of aelf- -

nraaervation. tbe first law or nature, makes himsbrink from or the removal ofhs life from tbe field of His discipline. All tbe'nursnits of me carry with them a fascination

that make the continuation of life desirable. Itia true or tbe larmer. merchent. Pbvstcian. sciantlst. nreacher. editor aud lawyer. And in thefascination and joy of "business" men a r keptbound up to life, and thus from yesr to year receive tbe ministrations ot the world to character. And the atleotions of life make menstruggle to stay bero. Ihey would not le vehome and wife and children, and all tbe hallowedassociations ot the family and social lifeThe same influence is exerted onman from "worldly possessions." Havingamaaaed fortunes, honora and emoluments inlite, be nrays to eonttnue bis existence here thatbe may eon the nroduct ot bis beal. heart andnam. And thus, in another way and bv anotherchord. Is he harmonized and held to toe worldthat he mar be charactered for tbo life to come.In man's world he is called to solve nroblems eflabor, bereavement, betrayal, poverty, penalties.doubts and death. Andontof all thcae struggles come theelementai fo'oes of industry andenergy and sympathy and self-deni-al and forgiveness and obedioace and faith and fraternityand love. And by thee force are men charactered for all future aces. Alon woven about andthrouah aad thioush with these elements make"Sons of God in tbe great spirit-world- ." Ont ofconflicts with life a battles and problems and trialsis to 00 ma individual character. Men, like fruits.must n ' plucked that toer may grow meuowand, like the rough gold, mast be paasod over tbeanvil and uader the bug hammer bef re they arefit for the King's inscription: and. like the roughmarble, inuet endure tbe seamii-g'- mercilesswork of mallet and ebisel before they stand forfinal adiairatioo. And. thua. it is auod. for manto live in this world. And. therefore, our Lordoraved: "Take him not out of the world" till behas received it ministrations of good, "but keephim from evil." And, then, be is to stay here for tbeanod of others, lie is ia-o- r with Uod to belnbis fellow-ma- It has been a good to other tbatMoses lived Through him monotheism and lawand Divine rrovidence bave come to bis succeedlug gets better interpreted to men. It has proveda good to others that Luther has lived. We

re indebted largely to him for our freedom ofconseiecce and pres and pulpit and the religiousright of individual interpretation in the matterof the Binlc and the worshin of the living GodIt ia gnod forothera that Washington has lived.lie projeoted a atream of patriotism into the veinsof the ages, and posterity has not been ungrate-ful. Men bave built a monument to his me.nory,the bigheat object on tbe globe built by humanhanJ. It is tribute to tne memory of a manwho lived for others ! It was for tbe accompli,

of grarious pup-ife- in tbe lives of otherthat Paul lived, tie lived to open eyes aad turnmen from darkness to light, and from the powersof evil to QjA, that they might receive forgive-ness of sins and inheritance among the faith-ful of all ages and climes. And hiswords, tha record of bis own exoeriencewill cheer othor heirt dnwn through thesucoeesion of ages! 'We are trouMedon every sMe, yet not dist-es-e- we ar per-plexed, but not in despair: perfoeut-- d, but notforsaken: cast down, but not destroyed. or wewhich live are alwa.'s deliv red n . to death forJesus s sake, that tbe life elso of Jcs-i- s miwit bemanifes'ed in our mortal flesh. 80. then, deathworketb in us, but life in yoq." And for whatbe has said and done the ages will bear bis nameand fame to the ends of the world- - And it is forthe good of other worlds that we live be-- e and doour part well. And angels in the heavenly worldsrejoice over every sinner that forsakes vic-f-, aajcleaves to virtue. "There is ioy among the &n- -mli over ever ainnav tbat ranantath And thaeonHiote ol man with evil involve th demons orspirits nt evil men in the spirit-worl- Ann.therefore. Paul said. "We wreetl not onlvagamei nven ana oicou. out wiraca epir,"- - Ya theregions ef th air." And he said,-agai-

that the manifold wisdom of Uod is bringmade known to power and actlioilties in theheavenly reg one, by the Church." God's treat-ment ef the problem of evil iu man fat-be- s

to th? inhabitant of other worlds.ha shown in Iam h.3 tort that afi- ma-terial world are e.iset3ally one. The sitbstanreof any on Is thesame it all. And whstanecls one affects all. And it U true of the worlduf mind and mora's. Good done here in thisworld is a contribution to Ibn sgregnle of allworlds, hvil pernctra'ad Vera Jars tha uni-rer-

for cu world, life bc-.- is a factor in theunified lif 5 rtf all Worlds. Ahdi tlilriore. ".an-gels reloiiV'-as- "devil? treuble''when man ex-hibit the triumph of virtue over vice a the bat-tles of qur worM. ;

1'tls view of man and his world. It seems tome. should exalt our rnncoptions of humaa litand arouse us to virtuous and noble deeds. Theharvert will come bye and bye. end the angeiswill bind the good in bundles to take to the bosomof God, and burn up all evils like "tares" fromthe 6elds of life. The good in man under Provi-dence will survive bis evil. All malice a,nd haiand cruelty must give awax A&w manhood,charactered in irufcb and tenderness aud honorand virtue and nobil.tycnd love. IU reflect theglory of God as the stars-reflec- th light of tbesun in th firmament of the hear'naV

LITERARY NOTES.

uTh articles on the battle and leaders oflue civil war, the first of which was fur-nished by Gen. Beauregard in the currentnumber cf "The tinri', .a'ae a demandfor that king of the monthlies that willchallenge all its resources to supply.

erv : The question now amonizfashionable people is who-wro-te the newsociety novel entitled .V'jrrifrf .6ore Her,Which . it. Peterson Brothers, Phila-Uelpll- i-,

hsve in press, arid to be publishedimmediately. It is said to be a true story,l ken irom me, and by a lady moving inNew York society.

Mb lBAxcjia Laiuroi, whose tame as adecorative painter is well known in con-nection with the Metropolitan Opera-hous- e,

and other public and piivatebuild-ings- ,has made a handsome and striking

design for the cover of Com Wt FamilyMagazine, The new cover win appear onthe first number of the new volume forJanuary, 18M5, and will be ready Decem-ber 12, 18M.

Thb Corier-Rei'- w Call Bmik, a physi-cian 'a pocket reference book and vtsitirtrlist, arranged and prepared by i- - M. Xeson. ai. u., Fh. 11 , published bv J. 11.Chambers 4 Co., St ijouis and Chicsji,1 1 , is an absolute necessity to every phy-sician iu practioa. It is well printed andneatly bound, and will fit to the breast-pocket of an ordinary coat, and thus beconvenient to carry.

The chief place among the holidaybooks announced by J. B. I.ippincott &Co., is given to The Seven Agt of Man,from Shakespeare's At You Lit It.Every effort has been put forth to makethis work an artistic success. Tbe illus-trations, which are by Church, Harper,Hovenden, Gaul, I'rosf, Smedley and Shir-la-

have been engraved by Jnenglint,French, and others prominent in this art.

The recent announcements of J. B.Lippincott & Go. inforrq us that they "haveready an elegant edition of Sterne s

Journey, with illustrations byMauric LiCloir, reproduced lrora thaoriginal French edition. We leant thatno pains have been spared in tha prepira-tio- n

of the American reprint, and shalllook for it to take rank among the fire-mo- st

books of the season.J. B. LtrrcoTT 4 Co. eeeia to bo msk.

tag an waraest endeavor to bring historical,s ientitlc, and other important informa-tion within reach of the younger class ofof readers. We notice two additions totheir "Young Folks' Series Our YoungFolk' Jotephut, uniform with Plutarch, is-

sued a year ago, and Our Young J'.itj'idrcs, en fhe Mine general' plan with

Yhyi i"ii yhfreforfi, also brought outlast season,

Messes J. B. Lipnkoott A Co. have Inpress Uowjdet of My Second Lif', bv Anto-nio Gallenga ( L. Marlotti). We understandthat in this volume the distinguished au-thor furnishes a veiy entertaining accountof a long and eventful liii. Some haltcentury sg he earns to this country, andthrough the Influence cf Edward Everettwaa fortunate enough t i meet such litera-ry celebrities aa Longfellow, 'Holmes, Em-rao- n

snd.cbers, Jiany interestingremlniaoerjAWoftose p'.esaant 45'' aregives) In the first part ot tills wor, whilethe lattar portion rebate hia pa'rlotie, dieplomatie, litara)T tud TBsuiatie expert,eaee. la Saglani aorS oa Ua aontlaauit.

fir. KscareiAa, upifaujs amongjutlSim,la aa much a iuvoritf with tbe Eniita a'-m-

aa tha AmericaJu people, it sxUted

with surpassing excellence and with allthe charm and loving kindness of a mothercatering for children, by Mrs. Mary Ma peauoagfi- - one nas anacneu to ner sian menand women of like kindly sympathies forchildren, and the publishers lay all thebest resources of book-maki- under contribution to satisfy ber demands, tne re-sult is a series of numbers that at the end

the year make a book than which nobetter or cheaper Christmas or &ew Year'sgift can be purchased anywhere in theworld.- - It is published by tbe CenturyCompany and may be had bound in clothlor to per volume.

la 1876 Baby Day was issued, compiledfrom the Sc. Nicho'.a$ magasin, and afterrunning through a number of edition theplates have finally been destroyed in favor

a new volume of the same character,cilled Baby World, just issued by the Cet

tympany, made, up from tne verychoicest tntngs nr uttle folks in ten vearsof SU Nicholas. Tbe editor,. Mis. MaryMapes Dodge, has had a field to work inwhich is not given to many, and she hasfulfilled her task by presenting for tbe enjoyment ol multitudes ot little fiiks avolume cf more than 300 pages crowdedwith pictures, short stories (many of themin targe type for little eyes), bits of quaintrhyme and charming verse.

Yam Antwerp, Bbaoq fc Co.. of Cincinnati and New York, have just publishedMurdoch' Analytic Elocution, by Mr. James

. Murdoch, actor, reader and instructorin elocution. It is a complete and practical exposition ol the only truly scientificmetbod of devefoping Use speaking voice.Fully illustrated by numerous extractsfrom the best sources, to which are addedseventy pages of carefully selected leadings. Tbe appearance of tbis work Iromthe pen of the well-know- n, veteran andaccomplished elocutionist, Mr. Murdoch,will be bailed with satisfaction, not ontyby his many personal friends, but by thepublic generally, aud especially the educational world. Embodying, aa it does.the successful experience of nearly fiftyyears study and practice of this art, itcannot fail to bave a wide recognition andinfluence.

Thb Cestuby ia beyond question the firstamong magaaines in the English languagenot only lor tne character andquality of its illustrations, for Us fiction,literary criticism, Diograpny, articles onurgent public questions, travel and adventure, art aud architecture, and specialpapers like those of Dr. Esxleston'a threepapers on "Husbandry, Commerce, and Social Conditions of the Colonies;" irof.Langley's papers onthe"Sun :" Burroueh'spapers on ".English Country Lite snd WildFlowers! ' "Extracts from Garfield's Diaryin London;'' Mr. Harrison's record of

The Capture of Jefferson Davis: ' andMr. Townaend's "How Wilkes BoothCrossed the Potomac;" and the revelationconcerning tbe "Kukhix K lan." In thecourse of a year it gives for $3 60 a wholelibrary of useful knowledge, tbe very essence of enrrent history in all departments01 numan Knowledge and euort, aud thenit is superbly printed, every number beinga gem of the best and latest results of tbeart preservative. The people of the Southowe The Century especial thanks not onlylor tee latrnesa 01 its spirit toward this

n, but because it opened its pages tomany 01 our Dest writers and made themknown to the world.

A novel feature of the December number of the Magazine of Art will be the pagecontnoutea oy ansa Aiica Havers and Mr.K. Lu Ntavenson, tbe former supplyingpicture-settin- g to a verse bv tne latter.The page will be printed in color. In thesame number will appear the commence'ment ot a description of Ilatfleld House,the residence of the Marquess of Salisbury, fully illustrated, and a paper byAirs, r awcett on "ibervew forest. Anetching by Mr. R. W. Bachetb, will formtbe frontispiece. Chateaubriand's famousstory. Atila. with illustrations by Uustaveuore ana an introduction from the graceful pen 01 nr. J.. J. Harding, of rewYork, will be issued by Messrs. Cassell tCo. as a holiday book. Alula, as mav notbe generally known, was the result ofChateaubriand's visit to America in 1791.and "was," as be haa told us, "written inthe desert, beneath the huta of the savages." It is a love story, told in pictur-esque language, the scene laid in "thelorest primeval, aud tbe lovers an Indianbrave and an Indian maiden. Notwithstanding the French coloring found in thestory, it has proved so satisfactory to tbeAmerican public that three translations ofit have appeared in this country, all ofwhich have been popular, though nonehave had so beautiful a setting as tlfis.

Thb Mitiistippi VaUry Medical Mo.tihly,which, under the editorial control andmanagement of Dr. F. h Sim, haa steadi-ly increased in value, and ia among. 1 hebest of the recognized publications of themedical profe-sio- contains this monthtwo exceedingly valuable and well-prepar-

papers, one by Dr. Stilwell, cf Humboldt, lean , on " tJa'tena aod Their

to Disease,'' and the other by Dr.O. B. Thornton, of tbis city, en tbe "Sani-tation of the Mississippi Valley. Thislast was read before the American PublicHealth Association at ita recent session,and was indorsed by a f jrmal resolution.Besides thee is a paper on "Ethic," byDr. Jagoe, c f Hernando, Miss., tbit willchallenge tbe attention c f tbe prrf-jssio-

especially An article, with illustration,on Krao will challenge general attentian.Dr Sim'a leading editorial is on "Abdomi-nal Surgery," a topic that just now ia be-ing generally discussed by the professionti this country and Europe. Dr. Sim is

on the safe side, aud advises the utmoststretch of cleanliness and the reduction ofoperators' assistants to tbe fewest possiblenumber, following the plans ao carefuliylaid down by Keith and Tate, whose suc-cesses, averaging ninety-seve- per cent.,prove ' their soundness and correctner s.Dr. Kim, in his editorial management,aims high, looks to tbo highest and beatresults of tbe medisal profession, emulousof bringing it in this section up to a parwith that of the larger tities, and thereis no reaion why he should not succeed.If the doctors will mo.YB. with him, followhim, he will.

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Almost a MiracleA RE9 ASKABLE tsTOBT.

A few days a to a gentleman of hih stacdint inAtlanta met Dr. J. Brad field on the street, and related the foliuwinc, ia which all ladies ar dapinterested

"For the put eigVeea months my wife haaneenan invalid, caos.d trom womb trouble, cas-eation of menees. etc.. abd I have tried everything- I cou'd har of in the way of medicine, andnave bad several ot onr U;;t pbysioiaos attendlnaber. to one ol wcsm (calliuch.m by mat) I naiaft.6?. Instead of imptovn or aettinx any refief, she rradaaJly jr--w worse, and I ,hd a.moat

i von up hoi-e- , and really ilia not heliev hwouia ever x, t no irotu an invalid s ued : batfn.ndo m,ae who kPew of the pa?e ne;tadfLa li waa f-

liraafleW'f Female Regulator,and I'V.uh he sUted that he knew of a similarca- - beinx enred by it, and indorsed it highlybimebif. I was so discoarsf ed I did not believe itwould do her any good; but as a laat resort Ibought a larre bottle ef it and she be van takingit, and from the very first a change tookPlace- - bbe bezan to reprove lapialy, ner appe-tite retarnbd. ber whole system waa ba.lt up. andlife, and I ain nndor lilo-lou- g obligations to yeaand vnnr remedy, for it undoubtedly fayed herlife: and bo added, "1 wish every lady in thworld so afflicted would t.y it, a? I know it willcurethoni,"

TTe Claim ant Con Prove Beyond a Doubt

Bi the highest aud most undoubted testimony:That this Kemedy will curs all womb troubles.That this Bctnjdy will cure leueorrhrc a or wb'.'iThat this F.emedy will rc'tore the Jbsnstrnal

functions. tThat this Heaedy TjUl eton. ezeesaiv monthly

fl.w,4'hu this cmed will relieve paiafnl menstrua-

tion.Thst this Remedy will baitd np the system as a

tntfc.That, this Remedy will care all female disorder.

'C'lIAXGE OF LIFE."If taken during this 1 crioJ, so critical, it

stands without a rival.bend for our treatise on woman. Mailed fre tany address

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REAL ESTATE,No. 5252. K. Chancery Court of Shelby ooaatySW. ti. Csmf'jCu, (e;uw f, ft., of Harriet J.lPati!lo, ueceaaed, vs. Vanuie K. Kennedy et al,BY virtue of an interlocutory decree tor sal,

d in tbe above eaase on the ltah day ofOctober, 1KS4, M. B. ii, axe l'i, I will aell. atpublic auction, to tha hicbMt bidder, ia front olth Clerk and Master's olSn, courthouse f tiht-k- f

, MBihi,Tenn., nKatwrtlay. Mefsasker 13, 18SA.

within legal hour, th following deecribad prop-erty, situated in the city of Memphis (now Ta.county, Tenncsse, ti

Beginning at a point on the north side of Unionatreet 118V, feet eaat of Waiiington street, tbesame being the southeast eorner of a lot ownedbv Troaaweli aad running thenoe northwardlywith said Tread well's lot 1&6 feet to an alley:thence eastwardly with the south line of saidalley CSV, test more or less to the northwest cornerof a lot owned by M. 1. Mcachamt thence sonth-war- d

y with said Meaehatn' west lin IS6 feet totbe nnrth line of I'ninn street; thence weetwaroly with the line of Union t oiS feet asoaoflese to tha p'ac of beginning, t,he ,in ninfpart of country lot No.eaAlso, whatever ivwast H. J . Fatillo had at thtitii UT a r dg.ta m a certain lot oa tbe aorthjiie of Afpnrue street: beginning at a point, onhe north side of Monro street as aow locatedU) feet east ef VCellirgton street, running theao

east with tbe aorth line of Monroe street 0 et;thenee northwardly 14 feet; tbenee weetwardly

i feet ; thence southwardly to the poiat of begin-ning 14 feet.

Terms of Bale One-thi- rd cash, Uu In eland twelve months; notes w'.th personal security,bearing interest, fr deierreu laiyuients; liea re-tained ; rctieuhiion barred. This October 20, 1484.

K. J. BLACK, Clerk and Haa Ur.By Geo. Mallary, Uepnty Clark aad Mas en-tie- o.

Gilhan., solicitor.

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