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Tho Dangers Ut ClllornI.

The London L1,4cct pzints warning Ars)ust
tug habltusl use of the nom faatiouable hypao.lt
chlotal >, Because It dpea not produce tho tmnao.
diato OWL CONSEQUENCES due to opium aud ia =
fas moro powerful sedatise tlan bromide ot
potassium. has become popular, and ID oven, al
tho Eatctt derlorcs, larRety roeoh1uentlot by
medical mon. i has tsken its place In tho nedi-
ciMo chest and on tic dressing table, aud is
o'tcn elnp!oye1 without advice or precautIon. In
aoto easea, tha pa0 Of it las rellted tp death in
healthy per&ons: aud III Other caseB its Aoti9n haa
gwen play to discusses Which hayo tupYaa fatal,
although without lts aid .hey would not lave
dono 10. hut these cases arc too rare to have ths
enoci on tho public Which, tp professional syes
should be assigned TO them, atiII, wkstrs
DO such imlpodiately sottoua Consequences
sas'' IT, bts. Of to ss;. e. 'sfsadIst $esast I
to ee attended by injury to tho nervous syateru.
As tho Lancet explains, in aleep tho aeusoty 70,
e'p!ent aud lowor motor centres are separated
from rom ta9he OF consciousness and will. With which
duElnR tln waking Atats they sre ip sYch Gloss
connhct4oN. Thsa separation can only take plaes
Nudor cc1tkln conuttioua, which vary much in
!iIilent Individuals, ChlorA1 Introduces ~ arth
fclal tntuence, aud Separates ,forc,b1y tboa.
functions Qf the nervous ayHtem which would
othefwiao llAqa hacn lukad toAathss. It still.
unpleasant emot} }on-1eMoves dlnagroeable sep.
satlon-pAraiyzea the will. rhie can hardly ocuur
repeatedly without sonle pqFaAneht enoct Each
perverted action. Tho will becomes weakened;
euotlonsl mRhlfestasiona aro IN tho ahloial.
drfnkor 1noro eAstsy produced; the evidenca
Of the hqnses if psfyeftsd, .Rd their aftioa, i
no longer undet tdd sauao control Of aesociato4
impressions. All influences OF dspr4ssus
character arc, fa1t more ketniy. Tho .Bufrs1ae
becomes 'noIvops." eiuotioilaL hya1oTic4l,
Neurale aud othe.. ,aansofy dittuspanoes
boco1ne frequent. and with them yasIous
delecpto siu. :, Ultimately a.ia sravpf
tonaeluepoea may result. ne61tnn.
iitallaeilit3. aad pasalyna 1f,n.a nharYnz Add
nsophsgas .se AMONG tho ay1nptoms xhleb hass
ceasad vheu iae hapt.ual 'osa vss discontinued,
All thoo fu,o The supposed need fof thos esdsfiss
ipcsesses. the craving tot It. maY become sslp.
tense, ~ iptqleFsblo, ~ in tho cfsa Of opium
can htrd.5 swallow, ind yiaep gradually 6esom~
elmes tmpeaslble, except Ia4s5 MtlaslI w.
2usugss
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1lis wits In.
1Ip lives In a. aliico Httlo to,sn III this State. hot
many mlte AMY from thib city, to the. noreh Of
it. On Tic line Of = aourishlng railroad. Wo don't
care to hantt his nAmo over TO tho p1oss.. But
hiH namo III ye,y we'll lnown iu connection with
the incident Mo lte about to narrate, to tho pen-
plo generally Ut tue town In which he Ives Iio
tho Superintendent OF tho railroad that rims
through hB town. I1o Introduced IlitnBotf in i
mild. l1,otfehHyo nnrt Of Il way, and handed tue
Superintendent document.
Il,o Superintendent fea,l this document. It
rotated tl,at sho bsafeE wRa gtiZnn Of M--in
guod ssautilue . lnau Of yelaelty that anY state
mont hp might taako eatl'tI safely to takcu. Tor
tho truth, il waa signed by several ptomineut
cxtzetia Of M--, aonlo Of whom wero PERSONAL
Unknown tn tho o6upcrintsadent. :. ,:,,
aa follows:
snpariutandcnt-VeIy we'll, sir. Now what
ean do for yoa3 What statement havo you to
mAkof
cl,t2en-1 nm = resilient Of NJ N.Y. prop
ortY, whore re~luo whetp my darling wife lives
with TIE, abntA on -FOUR railroad. There is
freight eopdnesor in your e,ndloy named A..
OH tre bccaaioM wliea his train visa slowly pasa-
lug my place th|a man y oye caukht my wlfe's
eyo: 10 bowed M Eng sao a., vas 'paqIcious
tue house frequently OH llis train this 1naa con-
continucd. 'in51udicioneiy. to return ilB snlntA.
tiops, 4, lasi: Hir, ,on,6oidenod bY BID Huctets
Ii, recciyI1t recognition from Inv Tifc. tits tndh
lr5pod lier d note. Siio WaA foo1igli ebougL-I
rrcrot 10 a,l,n,t It, sir-vhe was foolish eno,,rI,
to ,lsA itsp. ! nsed l.ot detAin you with % loI'g
atorVof tlio events that ted to f1lo finale Tho
p,oniete5 accomplished bis hellsh design.
1ls se1uced my VITO. Do you trinemLcr i!o
tao when ho received week's leave Of
abAencej
cst,xsn-Ms lei her' astray then. Tiny met
on tho COMMONS, wlIcn. tlnnro1,od 10 be- away.
il enve to NY ears IL sl,eb way .lat could not
freat It iiai,t!y. /, afeiIs1d my poor, dear wifo
kho admitted hof guiit Nth tears; ind begged
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certainty Of shutting him up for good, gAva
Window all tho votes. and left Tom alono iu lin
Democracy, which ho has since huggod under
the de''n'G" that The partT vii son'o .iar PICK
Cox In a born o}sicnboIt!er. 1I!A grip IN snpe-
rtor to anythiug Ia that line that VIC tavo stor
Ind in Minnesota. II thcto ia anybody In tho
Htnto Who kaoaa OF tho stn1o when t'ox MAS hot
= u,c!nory anterior tn Tho Cuncorl, light; and II:
by any n1isadyapsuto, ho should he deprived or
n;,lea, tit1inEn bf lilH HhertAbonts could only ho
bad ty reference to the t!nlhful .ombaione>
Gpy. niy1s ...
was 10 t,abbily tire led in Tho Senatorial contest
faat wiu,sr thai a atctut respect for nlnisclf
nn,i his fil>h,p romptls lsmto. un1ualillctls re-
fusn Tho TIRE If hin tla,n III tic coming campaign.
eiona VII tn have sprung up in tho llopuhlieau
party Of ttu Staso; bnt tho rnle-o{.r .raIit policy
prevailed and tho party t&n Id 6ald'to Hard d
many disisinns Astho peolAc's.parts III Chicago
rnand III. unte ths respect aud tho votes Ut the
people. tIv iteIubcai's havc happily Lit upou
TIL: HON. Lu1tH II. rILLsns.HT,
OF Minneapolis, who hnB boon honnrc1 by, and
Inns .n ottei ho,'prct tho ligeat positions inrtio
Sit Of his people: Ills paht cateer - n public
man hsa heen entitcly itnt1etp.onahiu y and it
Rnclls 70 bn tho gone rail- y-accepted opinion that
hc alone Of MI the Eet,lletnen spokon Of Tor the
Iiupubcln nomination.
CAN nr- ETTCTTD' noyEnSbn.
Tho mcn III N1inneAosa aro rhro who combine
within theI1Aalsea ao ulaht d1cs1lcnt qualities ns
gentleman as we'll as n faithful public servant.
Had l'illsbuty rot htth ab5su dJing all ncs'
he could as vcIl-as not hnvu held tho place in
Tho sernto now occupied ny NeMiElaf,. For
t1sys toBrtller, III sha BtnhsorsAcotittss, no Hold
The election III hiA own land, and. by a
word, could hafc eettco1itfatcd a larger;
NlcaIillat mas. f,ttaity elected, bnt that
rortl ile wuuld not rreak, for it involved quos-
tion Of fealty 10 iH patty, from which 10 pusi-.
tion however high could hsFc induced him to
atenltu tthaclf.
slr. prllsbusy is now In tho primo Of aite and
posa1Gses iu Il remarkable dcEroe a1i tho qalii-,
cations ro4uielte for MI acceptable performance
OF tho fnnctiolls pertaining to tho Executive
him and thernsclvos By his triumphant election.
BASfORb.
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,,.. .PEIotr,- !, 80
THE CoLLE0E CoNMENCENENT,

sutsiat tbry<spondtnee n YAs Chtcaao Jrsbune.
DE1bIr.. Wis.,, July 2.-!The .Twapsy-oighth
Anniversary OF Dcloit College, which il just
past has presented two uew and interesting fen
tutest IN th6 dose,opmahs of tho ipatitutib,i: Tho
QUO most. natscoAh1e. 10 thu general observer was
an exhibition of physical cnlture by the uno Of
light duub-bella aud tha Ihd1an-cluls, which took
place on Tho Collegp campus Immediately ail0i
tho graduating exoFciseh. The long limo Of stu
dents gracefully swinging tho lndian clubB,
keepiAg duo With tho music OF ,lsp urchestrA aud
With nothing but light lArpel shirts to lido tbe
tine movements Of tho -armB. chest, and shoul-
dcrs. presontsdA spectacle which ,waa equally
novel and Interesting. It mar 10 pleasing to
the m4uy trieuds Of thad co!!egr;so who have 10
gehetoa3iy aided tho students il orecsina Ind
partially tqulpping The tQminoa!ous k,mpssium
building, to know that tho experience Of thls
year os ita operation by bean entirely sa.isfao-
10y botH % tta .s.tSEaaia ind ptulobts. III
daily ayunsstIo drill hks baen maaa i .reauaa.
rhens, and III a. much part Of the College cur
rlcplunl II my Of Its literary or scientific ln-
strucslon.
Tho other nsw feitufe Of The College, which
IL no less Interesting In tuelf aud no loss notico-
1lr5 to ghoBs Who have gtsen sotno Thought TO
tue problems in modern slucatton. is tho cstab.
liahinB. md for one yeas successfully carrying
out, e.-,> -, - .-.' .-..r 4
A,a4Y foue4z or syupr
parallel 10 anil coe1tenaiys with tbs uaial cla.slc-
Il coarse Of thp boat lEtsstaFn colleges. This
has bssn called " The Philosophical aaus4s," sud
differs FROM tho usual = seisptine course Of
mpst }nhsltutfons (p that IL requirements are
fully ~ xtAat, both for sdnission and g1hd9s-
, 1875-07-03


OREGON.
EI-ATToRNEr.aESPHAL WILllAMs CHANCES FOR
THE BEHAToRSH1p.
To the Editor Of The Ch,euqo Tribune:
PORTLAND, Orc, Juno l5.-The report
which pis como frdm tlls capiial. that ex-Attor-
ncy-0 0enctel Williams win return To Oregon and
canyass tho State for
-. TILE sEHAToHsfru,
to aucccod Kelly, naturally escitoA considerable
curiosity amoug tho "Wobfcet," After being
30 Overwhelmingly dofoa!ed in tho campaign Of
.1s70. it was hardly supposed that 10 would care
to heck like htttniiatton but hc sccmd 10 llayo
learned nothing from tagt experience, hid could
doubtless t1iug himself 10 inagino thas ho could
carry the State and once mo1o resume his old
scat in thesonate. 70 bring tho psopleo Oregon
Nh,, I'd that tlca would be. a yety different
thing. ,TGpy Layo loo disflpsla secollectio,nn of
Jndye Williams' courso on the railroad question
add his extraordinary interference will, Tho
unitad' statts District Attorney lu Itae illegal
voting nlld bribery trials, to ever intsust 80 I'M
tpattant position Al United Staten souator to
him hgain. The country underbta.,t4' tho Inu-
daulot 'buAfnfsa tho Credit Mo6ller aud s6,,tI,-
nin Hccpnsirnctldp b,lainess, too, vol to have
them roIeatcl here but 1t oyilcntly does not
understand
w,lf w1lLlAsis rAl;en Of i rE-rLrtr'os IN 1870,
MIR Tho int1uenen that bis nnwat1aptca, iu-
.e't.' w. .. w. ."''su '''a.ee .o"i'6 VIII naso
upon ~ at1finpt % e!eet hln to tho bonata III
>18'G williams ontefed tha S0uste In 1865, and
might l,ayo been Of Hreat value 10 tho state l,ad
lc flad to welfare Of the people half AZ mucll
At l.oart as hiu own. While other Staten were
securlHg from, tli6 0osbFunient ih,,acaae 'grnh.n
hf land. and btlicf Sa1haDlo a!t h, advance thtr
internal improvements and teyeIoi, tl,nt- rcsnnr
stou f,Ic;1, ~ s,tot,, - ~ ;v;,i'at
teai o'.ao" n4' ~'!o"sa ~ ~ '"4'"o't @iSsnlnst
S san ht rts
valuable feeder, .na upon which she would
,,,,;..:,, ~ ,.., sa,,,e" p"' 49, ~ 'nsm ~
oo"%eo ~ fas frn'a Fs1ee aVoye tue sost q
tlp aftleIea Aaa thoy como directly from the
East.
:, Tho MIN yho claiua to le Tho author NJ tho
feeo1.strmctidi} tt3esai!raa hal citLer
M lSct1yAT.nx n, rEyrsnr MA ows u7.rv
mud giye hes contpiiltatfU,in wild lie ontsI5e
world OF tlre lacked Thu sauac,ty ia n,e Tia xsis
~ pf IT, When fow MI jlagDts r1,,es ~.
ganjzed q cpmEanv 10. bnilti a raijwsy fro,,
tho Willametto Valley fEugeno Ci,y} 10
49,. ~. a..,a,, ''...,. 'sao.oa5 s's4nk .no
ntatg an ,s's ens.eth connection, siA sha Central
racifc.-Wl!liams wy .csllea upon TO procure
.hp necessary leElhlatInn for tile road. which le
readily ptq'1iasd to %. Tho hill 'elstuK lllo
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Manufacturing Company, has Houo to stony
Crook. Cout., In Bensch of health.
Prof. ]. V. N. RthnljBl, tho 1lev. Helsh ".
]foTn, Mr.. !. Il. Mccorney, and Mrs. A. nj. MOI
son. hnvo gnne Eaat 10 tlii1oront points and
others arc preparing to follow
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Try waH decidedly
! I. Moro thin Tai
ohicr, Ind. Frhoro
..Aoso talents are
>se already before
mako tho 1lla,1 90
bpaBt pt our ns-
2 Bo-callcl =. solf-
lto. Turned to tho
,ldetl to tic Rock
in'stitttio,,.;, tilon
;iral, and ron,ark~
:, had 1llada few
Hiss Sill Ind best,
In q touching
lfked tllat no nlat-
down the croaa Of
i'll. Al address, BY
ownd. -t.ftcr Ehicl,
, 1875-07-03

IAH uluH 6EAuuL 1I1NI110N+
Sptefai Correspondence of 7 Il Ch.tayo Tribune.
WAuHgaAN, ILL.,. July 2.--.E 10 exhibition giYon
BY tho graduates Of tho High School ut their sec-
ond annual Conameneoment,. hold at the rtesaby-
torian Church on Thvraday evening, was, not
withdrawing tho bad conIiti. IN ol Tho weather,
largely attended,. At o'clots I, Mayor VeEdeu.
followed BY tha nov. 8. 8, Fl III, Superintendent
L. 9. Crawford the prineip i Of tho school, aud
tito following graduates-s1iy Abbe 4. Inflow
Oh. Mas Mercy Wars1o]d. HI 81 Fannie L. shor-
man, Mr. G. T.. 'Hnkloy Mr.. Ed y. upiani aud
Mr.. Will A. Darker-appoarta and asconlcd the
rossrl1m. The
ORDER OF ExEH craRs
was Sluslc; prayer, BY u Q Ney. c. n. Van
Dyho essny t1he Power II 'Ehthusasra," Sias
Abbo Il. HatlowoEt; oratio,a "Tho Nineteenth,
Century," G. l.. llnkley - usio; essay, "slcn
OF Ono Idoa," a1iss Morcy II. Worsfold; oration,
"Doea Higher Education r a w Ed b. Uphnm;
m.iaic essay, "Tho Coos Old Days." Miss
Faunio l.. Sherman craft, u Il, 'ProrogatiyeB Of
Government" VIII. 4. Ia, y or; music; essay
"Trating,' Yaledctorcs, Il iss I,tzzio III. Kirk:
music resnarlss By tho II It .cipal aud Buporin-
teudont Presentation OF d Il tomas by ts Honor
". D. Werdca benedict IL III. Tho Roy. +. W.
Adams
It ia unnecessary to max d Individual mention
cunccrning tito different II formers as each ren-
doscd tho parts assigned | u very satisfactory
mannog.
Tho singing by Mrs. ". q :. Cotton wss good.
Tho class hnvc adopted AZ thoir motto. "Nulla
Dlss sns e Linsa." wh!eil, in tho yoruacul.r,
m9aua Not Day Wtlora . Line.".
IN this connection It MAJ be said that Wan
kegaa has tAreo' good scis .ol buildings, aud lie
corrs Of teachot6 emploJed> III ability and eilicon-
cy, il satisfactory.
:. !, THE oLoa1o. v1rru. ..+.,
Preparations llayo bceh aa4o for grand cole
4setl9a III thl4 city the / ,th nht. < meeting
Of citt2e1a was bold at tAe Council Chamber last
Monday evening, and com.E aittees wore Rppo,nt-
cd 70 n'ak6 proper arrAnR ementB for tic day.
Gu Saturday, July ., a. 9. u ! p. H., Company b
Of the First Regiment Ilin ,is fta:o Guards will
arrive from Ch!cago. They will be received With
sa!nta o. azst!leFT. HlaBkc, anh procession.
On Monday tho 9th inst :, -Aelng Tho day NO
ce!obrato,-lhero will be = Procession formed at
u oe!ock around tho pub liz Square with the
right resting Cd WkAhiu8t IN stract, corner 81
0cnesea.
THE rnooEs SION
will he composed aB follows Mayor and Com
mon Council II, carriages ,rator and officers Of
tho day IN cfesiagea mari iai band Company
D, FlIat ltegihlons lllintiB State Guards ans
te7r band; NaHkegan ftrat lon In uniform Tt.
1lsry's Total Abstinence Son .ety B,atar's Band;
tn9@a. s1 tGge Gsua Work
otc. Tho procession will move in
thq, following pE.ler: 4 u It on: Washington to
st&ta stfeas aonth on SD : 70, sousi west on
on bolvldpre 10 onenesea, nortl, on 0euesoe fo
Madison west on hiAdlso ii TO Utica; uorti, On
= aoIta oa dsass.s e Gl RI i a; s.st On Fisns'a
G'ayton 70 County,; !s eoa.h. % County to Court.
tbs afternoon, at tho Uor t.liouso sauaro. ln
the evening there will bq display ot llreaotks.
, 1875-07-03


Special Correspondence J TAt raica9a Tr5bunk,
0ALEsRuRb. III; Juno 30:-1t il prohable thst
tle Fourth q July vii t. 10 celebrated in this
city from Saturday morn \ ,g Until Monday night.
Saturday is tho big day 1 Il tho races, which no
body will miss; on q adsy,' Union Picnic
Jubilee OF MI tho ohun / es 10 suggested; and;
on hondsy, tle fsra y parsndns NIL. parade.
snq Rass tEsl Of ! 10 engines ina Wstef:
Wora1. =,
pKnRe . tlL.
o. Thursday eienins ;l.st; vi. patst =. Brown
Has mAftiod to Miss M 7 I'd Tnn,ioyt jn Tie Pres.
bytet Hal Church; shs II u NJ D! Eonfte o1ici.t
Ing. An elssap} rad b i yl,-tonad Msddrne-p4I;y
eubuep, IT tAa EesideucI OF the btids'a mother:
Aaa tho midnight train ore the brids and brle-
GROOM CD thar red. ipR.toQr, MAuy costly
pfeseusa wore beskQna4 / d
Dr. Mcc&udlesa, = 1 St. Louis physician of
standing, Ia visiting III u .; aud Madam Ruuor
h:s q that he will soon. lead to the altar lady
.;R1ot' "; E Weston r!qcipat Of Dean Aesae-
my, Fia4kNqa MAaA :, formerly pEes1lans OF
iEesa Ss GSysstE 'Ssss Systs!s, T. q: 3; \; y.t
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-07-13

HOTEL Arrivals, July Mansion
House-J. L. Black, Charleston; D. F.
Walker, Ga; w. j. Arrants, H. H. D.
Byron, A. NJ. Boatwright, city; w. b.
Wheeler, G. L. Turner, U. S. 4.
Hendrir House-W. A. Pringle, J. r.
Pringle, j. D. Pringle. VIM. F. Quincy,
Charleston; James Copps, Savannah; J..
c: Anderson, Atlanta; DR.. A. H. Bowen,
W. X. Stanley, Doko.
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BY JULIAN A. SELBY.
Regular Meeting Board Of Health.
COUNCIL CHAMBER,
CoLITMnIA, S. c.: July II. 1876

CoLITHInTA, S. G.: July II, 1875.
Board met ut 8 o'clock p. NJ. Present
r. L. Greener, J. Davis, H. Daniels,
J. T. Zeoly, S. A. Pearce. Jr., E. H.
Helnitsh, j. A. Hendrix, G. Barnum and
John Mott.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read and confirmed.
The complaints of several household
crs on Senate street and Of G. j. Iredell
were read and referred to the Chnirmen
of their respective Wards for action.
The petition OF Wm. Green and others
for leave to have fish brought to this
city. was, on motion, laid on the table.
On motion Of G. Barnum, adjourned.
RICHARD JONES, Clerk OF Board.
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The symptoms of Liver Complaint nrc
uncnsiness and pain i'll the side. Some
times the pain is i'll the shoulder, and is
mistaken for rheumatism. The stomach
is affected with loss of appetite and sick
mess, bowels in general costivc, and
sometimes alternating with lax. The
head is troubled with pain, and dull
heavy sensation, considerable loss of
memory. accompanied with painful SEN
sation of having left undone something
which ought to have been done. Often
complaining of weakness, debility and
low spirits. Sometimes many Of the
above symptoms attend the disensc, and
ut other times, very few of them; but the
Liver is generally the organ most in
volvcd.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-07-13
ROSES HOTEL, COLUMBIA, S. c. WEN E. ROSE Propretor

FIRST CLASS HOTEL.
Fare S2l IL dny, including
Omnibus ride. Situated
near the Capitol and in
centre Of business part of
the city. My Omnibus
will convey passengers to
and from every train. The
Ladies' Apartments are
complete; entrance on Az
sembly street. BILL
ARD and BATHROOMS
aye oil new and in good
order. ApG
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-07-13
MARRIED.

mANI1GOi
On the 29th June, at the residence of
the brides father, by Rev. A. B. Wood,
fin, Mr.. Geo. L. Parker, formerly of.
Charleston, S. c., and Miss n. S. Eisen-'
mann, of Columbia, S. G. No cards.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-07-13
THE GREAT SENSATION
I'M DRY GOODS
STILL IN FULL BLAST !
" a " ANN% q @@.eA,

~ " ANM% q @@ess.
TOMORROW (AIonday) the BARGAIN
Il COUNTERS will be bountifully re-
plenlshed with new, fresh line of
goods, and will be kept up during the
week.
Beautiful DRESS GOODS ut 1oc. ;
10 pieces Plain White LINEN LAWN.
Mt 20c. worth 4Oc.
Is pieces Fancy LINEN LAWN, ut 20
and Csc; worth 40 md soc.
pieces BLACK GRENADINE, ut 25c. .
worth Soc.
cases New Style PRINTS, ut Ct and
8sc.
l case 4-4 American PUCALE, Mt 1Oc.,
fast colors
Is pieces Scotch TWEEDs, at 25c. I;
worth SOC.
10 pieces Brown LINEN DRILL, at
25c. worth soc.
l case each Wamsutta and New York
Mills MUSLIN, at 15c.
case each Androscroggan and Fruit
of Loom MUSLIN, Mt 12jc.
case Hills Semper Idem MUSLIN.
Mt 1Oc.
! case 1o-4 Pcpperell Bleach SHEET
ING, at SIZE.
Mt &c.
Ladies', Mems and Misses BOOTS and
SHOES, from 4Oc. upwards.
The above "STARTLING PRICES"
represent only n few of the GREAT
BARGAINS that will be offered to reduce
stock. Now is your time to buy good
deal for little money.
w. d. LOVE & CO.,
Grand Central Dry Goods House,
June 81 ColnmL;, & T.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-02-23

members who are anxious to defeat the
entire,bilI have voted in committee of the
whole to keep this fifteen cents tax in
bill, go as 10 load down the bill and
then secure its defeat as a whole. The
prospects of the bill in any shape are re-
garded as doubtful. II the previous
question is voted down, the defeat Of
the bill is very probable. 1t is, how
ever, supposed that the tax bill will be
bushed tomorrow. The house, in COM
mittee Of the whole, adopted the follow
ing amendment to tine tax bill in refer
ence to the tobacco tax, which is the
same as the one adopted in reference to
the whisky tax: "PfOUided, further,
that whenever it shall be shown by
testimony under oath, to the satis-
faction OF the secretary of the treasury,
that any person able to pay the in
creased tax by this act imposed had,
prior to the tenth day of February, 1875,
made contract for the future delivery
of such tobacco, it may be delivered to
The contracting party entitled thereto
Inder special permit from the commits
ioner of internal revenue provided
herefor, without the previous payment
# such additional tax; but the said ad-
dtional tax shall be a lien thereon, and
sasil be paid Dy and collected from the
pArsaaser under such contract, before the
sale or removal thereof by him, and
when demanded by the collector OF In
t0nal revenue for the district to which
tie same shall be removed for delivery
tc the purchaser; and any sale or re-
noval by such purchasers prior to the
pigment OF such tax, shall subject him
and the tobacco so sold or removed, TO
al the penalties and process of law pro-
vded in the case of manufacturers OF
tCbacco so selling or removing tobacco
tC avoid the payment of tax"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-02-23

WE HAVE called the attention of our
readers, on several occasions, to the con-
dition OF the people Of Kansas and Ne
braska, who are sufferers by the grass
hopper raids of last summer. We do 30
again to-day, in the hope that all who
are charitably disposed, remembering
how promptly the people OF the north
and northwest came to our aid, will con-
tribute whatever they can spare of
money, clothing or food through Mr..
Hugh Hamilton, agent Of the Southern
express company in this city. The
railway and express companies carry
everything free; the relief committees
are composed Of gentlemen of we'll
known integrity; hence contributions
are in no wise diminished from any
cause, but reach the sufferers intact.
The chsirmen OF both Nebraska and
Kansas relief committees give notice
that the articles most needed-after
money-are blankets, bed-covering,
clothing for women and children, boots
and shoes, meats, cheese, beans, homi-
ny, cracked wheat, onions, potatoes,
dried fruit, sugar, molasses, coffee and
tea. We trust that Memphis will do
something, and not permit herself to be
set down among the cities who forget in
prosperity .he help so eagerly accepted
IN advendty.