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RIHMD TIME TABLE. laal'ulppl Vail Ronte (I ., W. O. akexl T. Ky.)- drains on thin roid mo as fol low!: New Orleans fait mall, daily, leaves at 4:90 p.m.i Vickubarc expreas, dailv, Jeeves et 8 :lf a.m. New Orleans fait mail, ally, arrives .t 9:10 a.m.i Vieasbnrg ex press, daily, arrives at 5:46 p.m. Uaalaalppl an THMM.-Tnlni eve el follows: INew Orleans nail arrival etailyet 8:2Sa.m.i laurel daily at 5 :00 p.m. tirMrllfiiriuil MlaalHlpitl vl iey Trains mora at follows': i'ast is leaves at 10:00 a.m. ; bt. Loali fast line laarai at :30 p.m. i Fut Una arrive at 1:30 p.m.: St. Louis fast line arrives etMiUfi a.m. Loalsvllle anal Nashville Traloi TBoveaa follows: yat nail arrive daily at t -.15 a.m.: leaves at 10:lu ti.m.: mail leave! daily at 10:10 a.m.i arrival at (:D0 p.m. Brownsville aecommoilatlnm leaves daily' axeeiit Monday, at AilKlp.m.t arrive daily, leapt Sander, at 1:60 a.m. (standard time). flair Koato (Kauai I'll y.Snrlnar tld and Meinpuial Traini leave M. and Tl depot aa fol owi: No. 4, Kanass Otty ei cress, leave! at 10:46 a.m.i No. 3, Kama! City expreii, arrive! at 8:30 p.m. Mo. 2, Kama! City mail, leavei ettt:fto r.m. t No.!l, Kansas City mall, arrives at 8:46 a.m. No. i, Ht. Louii and Chicaro etpreaSjieavee at 6:00 p.m. i Ne. 1, Bt. Louis and Chinaaoex pren, arrive! at 0:45 a.m. Is effect Sunday, April 18, im. Memphis aad Charleston Traini move aa followi: Through elirae leavti dally at 10:40 p.m. Mail and expreae leavei dally at 10:00 e ra. Booerville aooommoda tua leavei daily, eioent Bandar, at 6:: s,m. Thrtmxh expreii arrival dally at 6:26 a.m. Mail and extreia arrives daily at 1C:U0 p.m. Bomervilte aooommodetioa arrival daily, except Sunday, at 8:80 a.m. Mrnphli, Rlrmtnsrhain and Allan tie Holly Borises Kouta Traini move ai fellewit No. 1 leavei Mempbii daily at8:46 v m.i arrival at Uolly Springe at 6:68 p.m.: Bo. 1 leavei Holly SjirInK dnily at 6:'i0 a.m., arrival at Mmihii at 10 :10 a.m. : No. Uavei Memphii daily at 7:15 p.m., arrivel at Uolly Rprinsa at 11:41 p.m.) No. 6 leavei Holly Hpr intra daily at 3:16 a.m., arrivel at jeempbli at 6:45 a.m. Memphis aad I.lltle Koek. Trains move aa follow! (central itandard time):, Jo. 1 leavei dally at 4:!W p.m,; arrive! at 156 p.m. No. 3 leavei at 5:6ft a.m. : arrivel at 8:60 a.m. No. 6 (frelxht) leavei Ltopeflold dally (exoept Sunday) at 6:00. a.m.; arrivel at 7:10 p.m. THE WEATIIEIte Indications. For Tennetu-e: Fair vtather ; utterly rintli; tlujhtly warmer. Fr Arkiwtai: Generally fair tceatlier; (utterly wind; $lightly warmer. . For ilminippi ; Fair viealher; rari Me mindi, becoming wuihratltrly ; tliijht If warmer. meteorological Krporl. Urwriiu, Txiik.. October '21. Time. I Bar. I ltief.j WinJ.iW'iii'r 7:00.m.50.32:t olo 3:00 p m. 30.244 (iUO 10 :00 pm HQ 2H 1 1 MO Ole.r. OVdy. Clrar. N.W. N.W. Maximum r?mperlur, 71.0. Minimum tompttr&ture, 02.0. Oione, 11 a.m., 1. Rainfall, 0.00. Ia the 4'ottou Region. Sismal Skkvick, U. S. Abmt, 1 Ocloboi 21, 1830-0 p.m. J Division c( telegram?, and reports (or tbt boneit of cou.iuur.tt aid agricnl lore. Cotton region bulletin for tho twentv-fonr hours (Hiding October 2! at, at 6 o'clock n m KWariu- S-SS'lgB ff twior. 5 t a 5 r a a g i B . i , Mempb'a 71 C2 .00 aahvllle 72 6IJ .00 Grand Janotion... TH 5S .00 Corinth... 78 60 .00 Tnacumbia 80 40 .00 Decatur ............ 7 48 ,C0 Scotteboio Ml 4(1 .00 Hernando... 78 C4 .00 Bativil!en 78 m .00 SrenidR..., 4 .00 CoTlnsrlon 80 ,69 jfo DyBrabnrjf 77 60 .m Arlinntnn 8t 61 .00 BrowuBVille "7 (i4 .00 Milan 70 54 .IK) ?arl 80 4!) .00 Bolivar 7! M .00 Holly Ppringa 75 67 .00 Ojtford 7 00 .(X) Fums....: 1 47f 10P.5 .00 Mwm 78 64 .00 DlBTRIaTS. b gg- S. iliillL Wilmii utou 70 40 .00 CharleBon 80 6.1 .00 Augusta 78 51 .Oil Savaniiab f2 68 .00 AtlantB 70 18 .01 Montgomery 81 5:! .00 Mobil" 84 53 .(X) NewOrlennf 82 60 .01 Gal vent on 81 00 .01 ViceBbnrg 80 57 . Little Kock 7(i 16 .CO Memphis 78 54 . Pum i)(i4 (i")7 ' . r MtanB... SO fi. .00 CITY NKWS. Tuo Jf'irb.V Henri nt the Now Mcipphia l'lie.i.nr Charles Komi, a white man, win firm. led lust nixtil (or Blciiiiim clothes from Tom Girey. TliPre U now no torKor any doubt that 'Memphis will rucuive OOO.OOJ bplns ( f rot'im this setuon. Interest iu the Meyer ciee in cre'Res ns the tiiitl prrpnmiH, aud the daily p'psra are tajoily acnnnuii for the lesiiiuocy. - Gould's vi.it was the talk cf the town V6:trday and much curiosity wi8mnifiHed Iohos him. Wlinr evi'r be wout and Btjpped a crowd collected. Jim Walker, who wcitppd fnm the 1'ollcB Station sbnit lltrte uionthn aio bv trekking out tf the iron cr-go and rl mbiiiK over thn r. ar wiill, was rnptmel yw-teniay on Kns'ov' f irm by Ollioors .Iiu kson slid lee and lodge t! in the K ln Huse. M rd k lii'KtiHBa wore ifBit tJ yrs trrdav lo I lor.tie Tfiomus "d Ujs 'V Divia, A. 11. S! u-tfr ati'l Miss Carrie BriH'r, H. Hm;iiyrton and Mi-s Fa nio Pinrce, K n-st Dirres and Mia Jose pliino Oi rrvii-, N. C. 'di-kt'r and Mil'- 1 r 11 VV. A. Browlt a:id Mils Annie 1. IT lliml. AMTSEMENTS. Hip ilirlile Heart." 1 he auil'a'de i.ointnnv n'iw tdnv. tig u the N w M-ini bis ThcAt r w 1 tfn jr'it p -ctl n 'in t old t' i v favoiitc, J7.' X,ul,le J!,,:r!. ami en U lic-l Man ts:l'and t uniu.tlciitioiis o u a on idi al "fi..j.,i.:ul,'' tho I, once will don it- ma i rowi'cil. Much curi- o:t ' i p'-o m t''f s id w tb r loieuco to Tiiii V.) h!i," which p?rt b::a b en coii'i.' ii d t 'hut a.couipUihi'il nilnr jilil Uo'Sv.k1 ar-ist, Hon Wli'iit rufr. Tt,o 'Ai'y, miriU'ia1, wi' cy:i nil ''t UMii ! t'i' woiid will di-iilitica havi1 a fckii ial int rjir tor in i he c fV( r f in 1 1 T:OU v.or oi ' t.'o mwii " Xtw c 'S'uin-H nd tci'fifry have In en provided Hint tvry ditid can-fully b oko!) to. J;i 1 1.9 e nf,'.t:i hccne a well Lnywn ;-nng Mempi is tenor will appear, whs hsa bfen .wpecisl y ergiged for the occaalon. Tha per f jrmarce will likely be on to be rememberrl. PERSONAL. Johm P. FiNnv.of Greenvil!e,Mia?., is in the city. G. McLaubah, a prominent a'torney of K iliinn Fori, Mia?., was in tbe city yesterday. Waltkr GnitoosY aeaurea tbe Ap pkal tbat be Ha no ir)a of inoviti? t ) Birminghum, as baa bum reported. He merely want ttiere on a buBincas trip. IIarby Hogam aad bride, of Blan fon, MibT., ltf. fof home ye terday, after a s?jonrn of oeveral daya inline city. lie ia a prominent merchant and planter of IX ur Creek. Dr. Ouandofp, a prominent Thv firiaa and plant r of Itol iog Fork, Mia:., paseed throogh the c.ty ystfi day en route f;ir home, after 'pending tbe anmnurin New York and other Ka-itern citifB BiTwaii, IUaBisand wife, ( f Liute ville, Ky., are toppiDg at the Gijosi. Mr. Harris Is prominently tnoagid in the hotel register bua'.ue-e, and holds contracta f or aupplying over six hun dred leading holela with tits register. J. H. CAwraaLL, ownerof Jim Giay and other nottd horscr, arrived yes terday and n gUtered at tbe ."eabo Jy. lie brings tne lollowing string ol hones with bim: Jim Gray, Punfca, L'ttle Joe, Lafit'e, Ligan, Btrliu, Kiohbi, Miss Uooiricb, tucy Lewia, WsukcBha, Buaiio B. and Logan. Tom E. Nobman and MiBS Ha Lee KIMh were mrried lua1. uigbt at the r'ideiico of tte bride's mother, No. Hi Midi oa a rfot, the ceremony be ing pcrlonifd by tbe Rbv. Rugena Danio'. Ijuite a la'gi crowd of wnll known Meiup'ana were present on the occoeioD. Tho groom was formerly connected with tho (Jliarlfpton rail road, but more recently ai attache ol the cxpreta crmpany. The ounn bride furlunalely enj iys the friend-i-hip of a l.rgo circle, all of whom will join in lh hope that tbe br gnt skies which Ushered in her wedding day may be typical of her Wtddert life. A largs number of hacdaome prea m attttstod the esteem in which tbe br de is held by admit ing friend. TIih newly wedded cuuplo left an the mid night train to v.'bic relativts of tbe groom in North Alhhima. 'J'hr Lonl.iv.I'o Timet thug speaVs of Maj. 11. M. Doak: "lha rVmoisinn'rely lnonins the eeceuion of Tar ton ' Doik t orn tlye ranks of ilia bard woikia of tbe pryHS to aoi ept a aim cure as Clerk of the Di.iied Hlat-a C urt Aa a writtrcf KnJish. mire and unc'etJlKd, he has fow ciioala iu the prjfcsainu which hn so long adorned, gnu ma loss will furtl.nr wenken itatapolnt where it wost rofds a m gtheuinn. Having beeu a brave anldier, a fair lawverandan excellent iourralis', it fr-ea without the nenesaity of saynir tliatho wid make a model Clerk of Courtso long a he sticks to the typewr Uir. The man who can rtat the U'araoi.V mduiiauiipt hua cot yet been born, and this aweenioi limita tion muat bn understood to include the'arson' blmn-lf. Of cruraeheia to have a fit salary and a Iran amanu enHip, and, as this is a consuminHiou devoutly to be wished, we weep with the Avalanche and rejoice with tbe htv, editor." To which the Nseh villa I'atonadda no follows: "We enter our solemn nrotet t animt the ap pointment tf It. M. Doal to he Clerk of tha United H a'es Ciicuit C.'U t t Na hyillo upon tho grr und that no body can till tha vacancy which bis re'ianatiou will create. 'The p eas ran t -pare him, wbila the woods ate full of fallows whican makeacleik." LAW REPORTS. Cbanrrry 4'onrt t.llrll, Jatlae. Calendiir for Monday, Oclobtr 25th : Nob. Z27, Dick-ins va Dickens; 1170, Cmai vs Brinkley; 1413, Lurarini vs Kddins; 1404. Biioiby county vs Al. and T. Rank; 1600, Meatti vs Ford; 1604, Caoney va (Jur'er; 1700, Ktiel by county va Binktof Com merce; 1858, Dnnebower va Fr'im; 2C0II, Biinkley vs Cro.-aj 2000, Manon vs ApperBon ; 2:100, Kus snll va llerndon; 2401, McClelland va Hi(ilor; i'400, NiUh vntiieeulaw; 2520, Li a va Hholbv county ; H(04, Ayers vh Amy ; 2808, Whfe v Mor arity; 84T,, Hill vs Walker ; 3430, Parmsvk va Uocco ; 3028, Canh va Dickens. TudHy is motion day In ths coutt. 4'lrcnit (laiirt Kala, Judge. Jury ii.ilend r f.ir October 22d : Nos. 9051, Wiluotu (ileun it Sonn va rtouth ern Kxprots Company; 011.12. J. W. Kt-o'.i. ir , vs V. WHtfiiHr; Odiii, M. lv CoiiHway vs Goorgo P. Muuch; 0J75, Jv.m'B It. Franklin va Accident Insur ance Company : t)078, John t-Yhu'j'er vh I. li. and J. 1. Gcoiiward; 0101, A. N. Koilovg Newnpaper Compmv vs T. Nightintn-o A Co.; 0103, T. 11. Hell- man vs Knr.H-w l iiy, HiinrctielJ ami viemphin lliilroad Comnnny; 0100, B. J. B!ti'k & Co. vs Kdwa-d Stock; 0114, K:uto of TeuiifBSPe, iiHe, etc. Jlirilett, va A. Holt- bitbr; 0127. W. O. tSihwalmeyr va F. IV ns ook; 0140, Taxing District va W. A. Bickford; 0153, Taxing Dii triot vs H. Djw ; 0187, Tho) Kead vs S. 15. Mc- l.einote: 8(05, G. Divicenz) vs ller- b"iRAKIijk; 8802, W. A. Smith v.4 M. ( lhrmody; 8030. W. K, Kibinson v.- WiHiaiim A Co.; Wi76, M. yberidau va .1. II. t$tatlbrd it a'. M 'tidy Kchola vb Iseao F'chols. The HbjveBiy'.ed bill was filed yester day b r divoics. The parties are col oitd aud tbe usual alli'gat ona made. Mai lord. Jeweler. 204 Main. so. Ilctta orders from the country. Dyeing and ( leHiilng;. Lndiia and gouts' clothes cleaned or dyd iu any color, also kid gloves, natrich f -Bthprs and lace curtains by lou a Kmgol, on J dteidon street, Mem pbia,Teun. Goods received by expiess. tHou;i-Miu altiiisfpM Sliilloril Xotli-o. The Hon. Zuek Taylor, tlie noiuinpe of the Ki publican parly for CoiiKtea4 and Mr. Jmiit-B Phelan, unmioie of thi DeiiKH'ratii! unity for Congr, will addrivs tv.n citixena n( the tenth Conuri-asioiihl Diatrirt, in j int dis- ciim on, at the tiniu anil places 8tat"u below, uainu'y : Too: b, Friday, Oct. 22, 10 a.m. it divnr, Siiunlny, Oct 23, 1 p.m. Yli ti,.vi k, Uoiidav, Oct, LT), 1 run. WhitihaVHP, Wcducfduy, Od. 27, 1 p.m. O mleviilr. Thniadav.Oct.S8. 1 n.m. Meniiib a, Friday. O.it. 10, 7:30 p.m., at i.iiio-itio'i Liuiitimg. M.:."op, S.itnritay, 0--t. 30, 1 p.m. W. J. SMITH. CUn. llcpuulioan Cimn. Cummittee. E. V. ADAMd. Clin. Democratic (.'unit. Ciouiuitlee. No'.i.I NJJverwar at BanltturiT AJvertlslnj hnai'es for Kent, on tlm finc acrronniHno B. Lowcn ft -mi it Bro.'s new building, Main and Jell ronstrteis, by Hooi & LGrill. App'y nt once. MEMPHIS DAILY HOTEL ARRIVALS. Oaalaa'a Hotel. W. H. BIBQHAM "-..M.XAOira. Saropean plaa. Knlar(d anl refarniibed. friote aeenrdiae to iiie aad loea tien of roomi. W B Ftronajr, Mill Mrnlinn-tnn J2e,Miii J Nunn, Teon 'I' P Chamber, Ark W B (Sh-ario.Tcnn II M llend-r'nn.Tena O A D-Kauaiiire.TiiDB w A t aires, iena J 1 Fatlon, Jnu A H M.rih. Ill T Sullivan, la H Taller. IU J () Uuican, Kr T Y Ramier it, Mill J J Oradr. Kr KP Rovrell. hy LMcTighe.Miax K B Fulljr, Mini J L William. Tenn N CBnnlar, Mi'i Mini K Clark, Mini J P llankler, ark J Allen, ieno Mini 1 Harm, Min C F DeOarii. Teon J A 1'lumuier, Ark A C AndemoD, Tenn H I himimitt, lenn T R Ai.l-iihnl.lt. Mm J II ritalford, Miaa W J llunau, Min W McLaunn, Mia' II A Smiih. Mo A 8 J IUKbe'ty, 111 A l'oynold. Tenn b K Shelion. Tenn Min Eisheitor-.Toun Mi M bhelton, Teon A Eamann 4w, Iu W II To. ra A . Ill U C Hynuld. Tonn J P Hinlit ion, Min Mrs WUrnwD&il.M siD Worttberger, Ohio J L Coonwood, tenn l' I Ooiwood.Tenti F Kerrell, Ark N C Tuokor Aw, Mill R 8 Howard, Misl l Short, Mo J t liar, ka f, Ark U A Leiper. Ark Mri 8 itansun, T. nn J A Bojd, Ky J 1 boon, Tenn. PenboelT Hotel. C. B. flALLOffA A CO -..Piopmhtobs. Rates $i N) and per day acornd'na 10 use and leoation of room bpeoial m.Ue rates. J A 8ar,ten, III R U Franklin. Va M (J Nk kolaoo, 1 Y mrs r n e-oiiiia. Ala Mn Mary I) Ala i 1 Uahbert, Misa JMrri'.Tena - Mra a U Kl.ia, Ala Hominers, Ark B 0 MoOee, Miaa Kd L Johrsoa, Tenn I Neaiher, Ckioato 8 M Ka.toa, Ky T J Colton, N J Stuart, NY J W I'ere.oy, Pa W I Wide, Tenn W Fried uien, N T K K Miller, NT AH Jsot. N V J H Price. N V Mrs J O bt.iniito, Tex Mi" Ureysachar, Ark Ueo At Hurry, ltns A 11 Snow. N Y A Marabnll, Tenn H H Brown, Ohio K W Hector, Ark V Cla-ke, Mial (len Walthall, Mill J A Kobie, Mann v W irossloy. N V U W t urtia, Mo M Burke A. Tenn J KHdiorff, Mias E M lirown, T nn K S Davidnon, Ky V. VI Parker. Mo Miaa (t Alcorn, Mial J 1' Flolny, Mill kira L It Tupier, Min M I, Leavcuaon, N V Vf Brian, 111 RT Millf.r, Ohio II 11 MoCaieb. Mill J 1 1U ely, Ky J W Thuuias, Tenn J F Ilarrell. Ky J W Wooldridne, K I! V Keyn Id. Mo J 8 Campbell. Ill 1 W Wou.lrull, La W (1 Payne tr Tenn Mrs Trca.iwell, Ark F 0 Kobbina, Ky H Oiipanboiintr, Ky JU Iiamblet ,'1'ean. Tbe New 4ayoo. FARRINOTON. STEWART X WHITE, PaurmaToaa. Ratea $2 50 to M per lay, aroording it leci tu n of ruoiua. I Btein, La 0 Temquinol. Ena J B Norton, Tnn W M FraxierTenn 7. Bin-, Xenn H Compton, Ky C B Ware, Ky F 11 Andorron, Cal i B Scott, Pa Mial M lavia,Mifi K L Douirluaa, Ala L J Clark. Ark W J Ktrnuchnn, N V J T Honors, Miaa II S Still. Ohio K 8 Kead, Tonn 1) Mcl'beraon, Man III 8 Berry, Ark J I, rricdman, Ky (1 L Oinley, Miaa Mra S Davia, Miss T D Kendail, Ala rt.l Kujaoll.Ark C II Mucliell. Mial Mra Mobeod, Mial Mm I'ortwoad, Miaa Mi a Poriwood. Misa I 11 llrwin. Ky M It Foster, Ky 11 J Morton, tt Y O B ll.irria, Ua K H Mnri, (la e U L Warner, Mo J R lludion, Mini I, K BooK, Mias T 1 Barber. Ark l) K Burton, Ark H M I'orkiua, Ark It J Tompkins, Ala B L McParlmd, Ala M L Phillip), Ky KMSherrod.Ky H U Culver, Ohio B T Moore, N V Mra K (4ibaoua2,Tex S Johnson, N Y A R Uibbs Aw, N X Miss Oibbi. N i K J Kmeraon, Mo J T R ed, Teon K M lurk.r, Wit It M ll.irton. Tenn U lioline-, Mats Mrs A F Mi-Ohce.MUa Mias K Mollliee.Misi Mr Bourne, Tonu H K Ulaokburn, Ky J W Ojrran, ky Juy (lould, Prerident M. P. Kyto. i. ii J (lould, AolinR Preaidout Jl. P. By Coy ' Mra II J (ijuld, N V A L Hopkina, eec Vice Prts M. P. Ry Co. Col H 0 tlowry, Vioe-l'rei i Uen. oupt. W. U.Tel. Co. Cant hokfurd, Capt J Oould's ' ft Atnlucta Win Kerniran, Uen. tupt, M. P. rlyt'o. : , C C Foote, Mies tl K Dudley, Kan j- 11 Fink, Tenn. .' ( Dairy 'a Karupt-au Ilalel. - Corner of Adami and Main itroots. Room. Mo, 75o aud llpor day ! Amoiican flan, t ii per day. Firt olaaaReataurant in the Hi tot. J, M. JOUkFY (10 yeara with Peabody Uutol), Proprietor. M J Plloher.Miai - M L Harrlnaton.Tena W K Rutland, Tena (1 F ItiitK. Tenn A A Martin, Tonn Uua Vaiik-han, N V V Las, La M Crane, Tenn I, Strinerwald. Mo H W budlnv. Ark li 14 fluene, lean HT aioicbaat, Teas W U Mrria, Teuu A McAvoy, Mill '" A U Caapary, Tenn . 1 M Morrii, Tenn B C Tucker, Via " O'J Patloraon, Me W fl Morri-, 'lenn J Van Book, Tena , . 1 1 L ' . T r updiiud. louii n. iu.unu, uii (1 J W laaerick. Tenn J O Penny. Aln A Mehan, Mo 11 T Chambera, Mo 1,'C Calhoun, Ark K J ooyne. 111 J L malcoin, ara W 0 Andrews. Ind J J Slater. Ilia T T Anderson, Mini W It Uvidaou, Mo M 1, Canning, lit. LOCAIiMOTlUlSS. Mas. J. H. Blatkb. teacher of Ger man, U ay 080 Hotel. P. M. Stanlbt, funeral director and embalmer, 55 Madiaon street. Misa CABnia M. Keating, n'anis1, may ba found at tha Gayo o Hotel. Dr. R. K. Boixinoton, anrpeon dnntist, 357 Main. Ttleptione 70A. Da. Thornton baa removed Ida of- Una to No. 2H2 Ktcjnd etn-e', loinerof Mail Han. Drs Mitciirll t Maory bavo re moved their ollicfl to thoir new aana tariuin hnildiug, No. Ill Court atreut. OO. H. Uinton, dentist. No. 27!l Main etreet. K BJsr araittant. Call nnd gat a new Bet of teeth for SO. Tiitiis will ho a mn inc rf the T. W. C. T. U. over No. 273 Main ptrfft, lit 3:30 o'clock pm, Friday, Uct-.bi'r '-'d. G. W, Miu.br & Co., Paten Asbestos Kite Proof Itoofera. For darabtlity, equaled by none. Uaed on wood, tin, iron, felt and Kr"Vel rooh. No. 65 Madison street. Taa Herbal OhlU Cttra. the bent tonic and ar.ti-periodlo known. A ptr;ul and lure cure ior etiilio. price 31 (Mir lot tlo. band elapi tor oircilni'). Any raf renne aixen. Addreas John 0. Kuokar, l,ynniliere, va. - l Thi membern of committees and all pirsiDs intereatpd in arransicg fortbe anniversary eutertainmout of tbe Women a F,x.'huii((o, are rf qaePted 'o meat at the KxcIihukb rootra, No. 300 Snond street, Saturday, at 2 :30 o'clock p.m,,sbarp. Thi rak S'slora will appear at tbe Bethel Building, corner Adams a 'root aud Charleston avenue, Friday even ing, October 22d, at S o'clock, for the benefit of tbe Alabama Btrttt Preaby taiiau Church. Admission, 25 cenia; children, 10 cent Fine Vatcb mpalrina; at Mulford'g. ADDITIONAL K1VKUS. PirreBrRa, Pa., October 21. Night KlVf r 6 fiict 8 Inchni an the irniiira and rising. Wtatber clear ami p oaa- anr. Cincinnati, 0.,0(toher 21. Night River 3 feet 10 iuolies on the 'xnuse and a:it:oaa-y. Weather clear and colder. A'iikmiuro, Mihp., Ootolvr 21. Nltrli: Dejiarled: City of Vliksbnrg, Ht. Louis; Port Fads aad bargee, New Orient)-. Rt. Louih, Mo., October 21. Night River f illeu 1-10 fot t, and rttindsli 1-10 feton the ganxe. Weather clear and tool. No arrivals or d.'j atturea. Iouiaviu,a, K., October 21. Night River falling, with 3 Icet2 inchei in the caiial and 1 .'oot on the fa'.le. Buai nete (no j. Weather clear and cool. Cairo, 111., October 21. Night Hlvoi 4 (... i 4 Indies on the gangu ard fallirg. Weather cloudy aud ciol. No arrivals of regu'ar patketa. De parted? Arkansna City, Vickabnrg, 3 p.m. ; City ol Providence, St. Louis, 8 p.m. I Order "Nullord UtkUe NeTal. TAPPEAL FRIDAY, Free To st Lois Haw t3 Go From ths Bluff City to the Wound City for Nothing. The Plan as Arranged by the Misfit Clothing Parlors. THK KOUTE-Either direct by river or by steamer to Belmont, Mo., thenco by rail, or all rail, via Nauhville and Cairo. ACCOMMODATIONS Plenty of room for all excursionists, but no N sleeping-coaches on tbe boat, or no steamboat bar on the cars. ULL DETAILS, The Misfit Clothing Parlors are not issuing free tickets to St. Louis, but any one buying a Suit and Overcoat there can save enough to pay the expenses of the trip up the Mississippi. When you buy a Suit or Overcoat at tho Misfit Clothing Parlors you get really First-class Cloth and First-class Work. You really get Double Value for your money, so that tho difference betweon our prices ior fine tailor-made clothing, and what the tailor will oh a r go you' would pay for a trip to St.' Louis. Hundreds of line Suits. ' Tempting Array of Spring Over coats, Big Stock of Fine Pants, ' all selling lor less than the cloth in them cost. 'j Make no mistake, as Misfiti will save you many dollars. Open evenings until 9; Saturdays, until 11. ! . ' ; : j'-, Bcmember, all alterations to in sure a Perfect Fit, DONE FREE OF CIIAKGE, by a Frst-olass Tailor. . ' MISFIT ' Clothing Parlors -. 262 Second Street, OlDi. Onrt N nare. Memphis. Tenn. HOPKINS SELLING OUT To Dleiolve Vopnrtneretaip. MILLINERY BILOy COST! er0ur entire stock his to be mill bv Jan uary 1, 1-SH7, to liK'.lve Cupartnership nur comtiany retiriDK, ear Wo iitier our iiu mouse sto-k Keuard- ll-NN Ol C.t. . (looil Kelt Hts m fOc Fine Folt Hats, New bbnyo , worth $1.25, 7ryi tleuuiue L!aver Hats 7oi Job Lot nt Hats, wrth from Jl to 82 Ueautllul Koes, all Colore 3 lor Klc O.'fidh Pompona - 1" Chililren'a 1 r'moied Hata, .inb U, U-r i (JO Boys'" Cloth, Velvet end Piuh Caps, worth tl f.Oo Ladies' l'riuiuiod Uaia, north U 2 (K) Loin Mmuca trom fOo up Ostrich Titia, 3 in Bunch, from Silo up Binl. Winva, Fanov Foathera, Feather liaada,etc.,ttt Ittclli'iiKni.Ij' l.otv t'tlifa OirDon't Loe Your Chance, "emember Irom thia day to January I, lftST. asllriilnl and Slaurulutt Oollil. (aarThe flnea', ataortmcnt ol DOLLS in tbe city. OerlUm Keahaped, Featberi Cleaned, Dyed and Curled. a-ililden Hair Wash by tbe Small or Large Quantities. DKrumiNT or tub Intkrior, 1 W.i-hinton, Ontolier 1 lHSii. J SEALKD FRoPOtSALS will be received at thia Department until 12 o'clock: m. No Vembnr hi, l-t, tor lurniahina the material and labor required in completing the oolvert and other work in the Improvements the Hot ringi Keaervaiinn, at Hot Springe, Arhanaaa. Blank forma of propoaal, ateoi fieationa, etc., will be furnished upon appli cation to thia Department, or to "Superin tendent of Hot SprtBga Keaervatlon," Hot rjerings, Arknnaua. L. Q. C. LAMAR, tecretary. Young & Brother, Booksellers and Stationer?, HIS Slain St., Memphis, Tenn A KKW HUPFtT Or SCHOOL BOOKS JITHT llEEIVEB. . Planta'ion of A. Lea A Co. on Island 34 for (liviaion o1 an estate. It contains ahonl U.I acrca of rich bottom land i about . airea in cultivation! -everal hundred aoroa above any overflow. Can be luado one of tha tineat stock tnrme, emiipleielv sur rounded by waior, whioh prcvenU the ea cape of atock. Alao, about INI lload ol Cattle, which are in fine condition, inoludiue acvo ral Miort-horn Durham Bulla, Cowa and Yearlings. Addren A.J.KA A CO . Fulton, Tenn., or W. A.UAUK0O., No. aw Front street. Meinplils. Tenn. Animal Meeting or Stockholders. Omr or Mimphis asn CiiR!.ston' Kilt.aOAP Co., It) VVt.i. ,tkt, V New i ork, October t, lwW. J NOTICE is hereby given tint the Mvt-iiaiK of the Stockholders nl the Miihia .! t'Mrl.lon Kllr aul lempaey will beheld at the ortice of the cnn.I.I.iv at IUti'l5, A., Ol "ihe ulrTs'lor books ol :thi ''W"'" main cloaod from October Uth to November lllh, both lnolu.lr.. BcnWATJi So,re.y. The aeents of the several stations will far nllb stockholder, with fr lick.U to and from the meeting. Treaaiirar. 11. V. " u.v... OCTOBER 22, 1886. JASfUS C. BELL, President. MEMPHIS SADDLERY CO. Hob. 2550 and 282 SECOND STREET, MEMPHIS TEIOT- -WIIOLEALE- MANUFACTUREB3 AH9 JOBBERS 4 -OF 'addles? SADDTT.KY H AND L23ATHE11. terT SPECIAL PRICES it Railroad ant leree Contractors for Wagon, Scraper and Cart naraega. - J1HE8 M. GOODRAR. W. L. C14HK, E. J. SJ&RRINGTOX. GO OBBAJ& C031F WHOIiKSAXiH BOOTS SHOES Wo. 319 M4I-V STREET MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE. trOur Fall and Winter Stock of BOlaT AUD NIIOEft-the largest in this market, and one of the largest to be found is now complete, and we invite the Merchant visiting Memnhis to call and examine the same. The fact that we sell more house bore, and perhaps more than any house Booth ol the Ohio rive. i auffioient evidenoe tbat our goons and Prices are '"""; the trade. We still carry a large line of JUTOf.MAIK eaOIN. inoluling the oe'ebrated Ueo. HockerCulf Boots, V lupendo r Dittman 4 Cn.'i Ladiea' Kid, Goat and Call, besides a large variety of other makes. Our Kaatern "Jj,0''", Buy Only the Best IT SAVESM0NEY Prencrvos Pence in tbe Family Circle. ZELMiiR & CO. IV ILL SELL ICU AT 91.73. Tonllio Ilultnia Shoes Hint cHainut be bonjflit ! where for lees than 3.3S,elaee 11 to . AT 91.23, (hild'si fprlasr Heel and Heeled Eiillnn Shoes, llaait cannot he aubnlllnted for less Ibau l.0. alses 4 lo7 1!. AT $1.30, Child's Hprlnfc Heel or Heeled ltollnn lioes thnt tare lully worth 8. elses 8 to 10 1 2, AT 91 78, misatV Nxhool Mioes, Heeled or H.rlug Heel, that are si baitaiusl 98.DO, alzeallloX Our Ladles' 9' Button Kid Shots are tb wonrtor of everybody. For 8 we offer you a spoial bargain this week In Ladies' Kid Dros button Shoes, French iieoi, thai is well worth M. Our Men's 9 Button Bala and Con gress Oa.tere are made of best tunnery call, leamleas vamp, solid sole leather. Kancareo leather top they are 35 per cent, better iban any others at that price ! Kg-For everything; that la ele. gantand aly llih, for tne rrenra or FINE FOOT WEAK, Call and Examine tha Immense Slock of ZELLNEK & CO. 300 Main St. Deviled Craba, Nhrlrast, ' Salmon, Fresh Can Haekerel, Sardines, Lobsters, Brook Tront, Oysters, Haeherel lu 'loinnto Catsup, Sweet KtnaTed Pickles, Sonr Pickles by the gal. and In Jars, Pickled Onions, Hot Relish, Wooster Sauce, Toiuato Catsup, Capers, Mustard, Curry Powder, Salad liresalneT, Olives, Olive Oil, Cream Cheese, Celery Sauce, Celery Salt, Kte., Ele. J. F. BURKHAM &: CO Frank ScEiuiiitom, Tmnnrtar and Dealer In Onns, FlHlilne: Tackle and Sports, men's Supplies), tar 6peolal attentioo given to MANUFACTURING and RE PAIRING. 4ia Hfln WIMomrthls. Tenn EAGLE Boiler Works. SHEA, st McCABTlIY.Fropr'B. UQ, IIS, 144 Front, Memphis. OKI OTTHB LARGEST BOILIRSHOPb U the TeoBth. and ths only oomp eta BtlUrnd lhesvlrsn Works "'';; JU WBStJilxotarers of UeavF tlate Iron work or every de:rltlo. BpsDlal attmtn-i r)" nlar lnn wnrH. R. KUPFERSCHMIDT, IMPORTER AND DEALER IH Bum, AmratinltioD, Fishing Tackle nnd Spnrtsnieiifc' Snpplles. WllOLKHALB AND R-" A-k--. VJt jotaasa ir- , ", 0, . Hreeia.ty. iiariteai c ir. J. G. SCHR1IDT &. SON ....v.tv:, - -- 'iCWrS Main stroet, itip". ----- ----- - supplies tJ-aTi n k4 Btvr,!Uf lone. E. . Harness ICS NO. 1 MADISON STREET. PAID UP CAPITAL, ::::::: $100,00 111 vor-osait Xnici on X3e3Ioelta. OPEN SATCBDAYS UMalU 7 O'CLOCK P.M. M. II. K lTZESBEKHEB. President. lSOAKI OF WAPnr.irnM T1TT.T.. JOT1N A. DENIE. W. H. CARROLL. J. W. bCUOKR, THE IMMENSE'POPULARITY OUE GM1D REPUBLIC CICIRO! Have attalnad, has induced nnprirclpled mnnnfactnrers to plane on the marVet a bal imit.tinn. w hrbv caution the Dnblio that all Genuine Cigarros will bear A KfcO bet on each bor. and our Factory Nuinber, ao, Xne only all long Havana uuer ouar on ids maraet mr ehu. CrBO. 3r. IiIES cJ CO., FOR SALE BT-S. A. Fransioli, P. Carlin, MOON & JOTHEB, ts w a ntOTST r TT a Tl JTT T is "THE STANDARD OF TIIE WORLD." PARL0B AND CUAPEJ. STYLES, 25.00 AND UP WAR sjasrTKRMS-Oash. or easy Monthly Installments. Writs for Illnstrated CaUleews.-wi O- K.. 3SEOUCIS. es CO sole Aeswrs roe KTo.888 XkXAlxa. t., sk in Union Street, Naahvllle. B.WIT "Wholesale Dealers and Publifclicrs, Sole AcenU for the following Firat-CIass InstrnmenU: STEIISTWA-Y and K3STA.BD PIANOS Kranich t?t Bach, Gabler, and Wheeloc 11GANS- Clough & A NEW 7-0CTAVK Writn for Ootnloane'. Vo. 221 and L. D. MULliINS. of lato J. R. Godwin A MULLIKS ft YONGE, Cotton Factors Commission ierchan No 1 Howard's ltw, Cor. Prnnt and Fnion. yflttttiTilH. fHGifflI.E 6R00BE JI ST BF.CEIVI AKO 1ST STORE, 1.000 Ihirs H'cw Crop (Meason 1N8), lllo Coflee. ,000 keBS Iron and Nteel Walls Isewt brands. 1,000 barrels Itellned NuKar-iill grade. 100 barrels Xcw t)roi ("cason 1SM6), Klee. 1,R0 Um. Iieal and Itellned I,ard. 150 lierees iui vanned llauis. lOO boxes Ilreitkt'risi, llaeou. . 1,000 bas fiiboi, Powder nnl Caps. letOOO boxes Canned Uoods, Sardines, Oysters, tuic. I 1,000 bxs. pure New Cream Cheese Nllver Mooa llras 1,000 bass liaiid-pteked VlrKiniaaiid Tennessee ream Manufacturers of the celebrated brands of S TER MOON aud MatiM-flH I'ure rstieK tmiuj, nuu s 1 ovtder. Inporter9 of roreigu Fruits, Lcmons, Oranj RaiMlns. Nuts. Etc. Nos. 284 and 2SG Main Z. N. ESTES. . 8. B. (SCCCBHSOBS TO TITl ftlftwnln Htmnnrc If LUiCsaeMv uiuucisi Kos. II 1-2 and 13 Union Bots and Skoe 261 3ViI5Ll3Xr S5T. o 1 I OTIR f TflCK OP BOOTS AND SHOES FOR FALL AND WINTER WEAR IS 1: Vfo J,Tl2?. rt?n"?Wn, not only the best d finest but also lull line. . dium, durable and st-lisi roods, wnloh ws offer at low inures. TO TllK TUADK we offer speoial inducements. Carrylai wort M cw jo' .!ffira:net.To L7LunM S 25 t0Bli AUIjiBK BRO. CC aeais'rorthe Celcbrtel W. I.. IsicIks Men's t'slf Shoes MBd.f twu.iei ise.v. Boys' Shoos In all nlvles.- ....ni'iinmii! ivn oniev ncf MllTtri IPIP'-r, F. MEYEIt, (ec'y and rreaa. Collars 5 r. a. jones. SiNGS BA I. KATZESBEEGEH, CashleJ DIRECTORS. A. ronEW. J. H.fllSCOE T. F. TOBIN, A. b. MEVKK-I d lnstrlcl, K. Y. Factory 20, 3d District, IV. T.I II. J. Heister, R. Maister, B. G. Campbell k CI Wholesale Agent t n the southwest, 3VIox3aTl-e To- o. HOP Qe Mreet, Ht. Lo Warren, and Smith America ,1 PIANO FOR S190.-WI 22.1 Nceond Mtret. Memipl Co. JAS. YONGE, late ol J. W. Caldwell I I Street, : Memphis, Teij SPICBR W. B. D0AH ESTES, DO AN at CO.) Qtirl Pnllnn P?Sf5n nuu wuuu-uviu4 Street Memphis, Tenn. f El I