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pbia, died yesterday afternoon of Bright IS


phia, died yesterday afternoon of Bright
disease.
James Gilmore, an employe of the United
States express company, together with fifteen
thousand dollars, are missing from Clncln-
natl since the Fourth.
At Northampton, Massachusetts, yester-
day, FIVE years in the State prison was
awarded Ira b. Wright for embeZzling TWEEN
ty-nine thousand dollars.
Miss Annie Sweet, schoolmistress, and
one of her pupils, Maud Bessell, aged ten
years, were drowned while bathing at VII
mona, Michigan, yesterday.
Twenty-Five business houses were de-
stroyed by Gre in Enterprise, Mississippi, yes
terday. Loss, fifty thousand dollars; insur-
ance, twenty thousand dollars.
Albert Fischer, hotel keeper in Evansville,
beat man named Scantlin TO death with
beer mallet yesterday. 1t was thought last
night the murderer would be lynched.
The military is concentrating at Montreal
in anticipation of trouble on the twelfth, on
account of the Orangemen's celebration of
the anniversary of the battle of the Boyne.
By slight fire in the varnish factory of
Mr.. Schenck, in Camden, New Jersey, yester-
day, the proprietor and his brother, and
Henry Upjohn, one Of the workmen, were
dangerously wounded.
The secretary of state mas instructed the
American consul at Tangiers, Morocco, to
cooperate with the representatives of other
governments in using his good offices In be-
half of oppressed Israelites.
At independence, Iowa, Sunday night
Clarence Shaw shot and instantly killed Miss
Matte Sherwood, daughter Of prominent
citizen. He then shot and killed himself
Jealousy is supposed TO be the cause.
A dispatch from Marshalltown, Iowa, says
hot afn rrhn 10
ed in the pursuit and capture of Jefferson
to an asylum at Independence.
James NJ. Anthony, largely interested in
the Union mills, died at Fall River, Massa,
chusetts, yesterday. from an overdose Of chic
raj hydrate. Mr.. Anthony's nervous system
had been much disordered by the great
losses OF the mills, owing to the defalcation
of the treasurer.
The congregation of the Polish Catholic
church, at Shenandoah, Pennsylvania, closed
ITS doors against their pastor yesterday, and
UPON his attempting to enter he was assailed
by men and women and some thirty of them
were arrested. A desire for a change of pas
tor is the cause of the trouble.
William Sutcliffe, who a few weeks ago
defeated Frank Printz in a twenty four mile
swim, was drowned in the Mississippi river
at New Orleans. Sutcliffe and others had
been swimming, but were in their boat, which
Sutcliffe jumped out of to catch the swell of
passing tow-boat. He ventured too near,
and was struck by barge. He rose once
after the barge passed over him, but sank I'M
mediately.
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THE report of the finance committee of the
board of school-visitors, which we print this
morning, is not the kind OF reading we would
select for stranger visiting Memphis for
the first time, and anxious to settle here. 1t
is not at all reassuring as TO our public school
system, and yet the committee furnish facts
and figures for their recommendations that are
incontrovertible. The income of the beard has
decreased so rapidly and to such an extent as
to render a further curtailment of salaries
necessary, and to force a suspension of the
high school and the eurtailment of the school
time TO eight months. This is very disheart-
ening news to parents as well as teachers,
and will not rebound to their credit as a
prosperous community. But since there is no
help for it, we must grin and bear it. The
school board has doEe its duty. 1t has been
faithful 10 its charge, and may be relied on
to do better so soon as the condition of the
finances will permit.
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BIindly Cropping

For some medicinal alcoholic resuscltant of physi-
cal energy which should take the place Of the heady
and frequently aduterated stimuants of commerce,
the medical practitioners of quarter Of a century
ago were electrified on first observing the reviving
effects upon the system of tonic then recently in
troduced, but which has since become the most pop
ular medicine sold on this continent viz Hostetters
Stomach Bitters. Their establishment and admira-
ton were increased when experience farther dis
closed that this botanic remedy effected results which
the mineral drugs of the pharmacopoeia often ut
terly failed to prOduce-among others, the perma-
nent restoration v1gor, the removal OF digestive
cation and prevention OF periodic fevers. Speedy
recognition of the merits OF the Bitters by unpreu
diced and enlightened physicians naturally followed
this revelation of medical facts which have since
ceiyed such frequent and positive confirmation.
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THE Nashville Rural Sun, commenting on
the news from Delaware and Maryland as to
the failure in those States Of the peach crop,
suggests that since it IS generally conceded
that this State will grow an unusually full crop
OF peaches this year, 1T is highly important
that no time be lost in preparing for drying
and canning the fruit, paying attention to
those rules in handling that insure the most
profitable returns. Be ready for the buyers
when they come around. Have your fruit
ready for The frat market, and you viii have
done yourself your neighbor and your coun-
try good service. The opportunity is be-
fore you. D-n't neglect it and grumble all
next year about the hard times
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GENERAL SHERMAN, in an interview with
Philadelphia Times reporter, says the new
army bill raises hell, Is full OF id foolish
ishness, and Is also "full of absurdities and
inconsisteucies. The posse comitatuS was
dictated by the people whom we have
whipped Those of the south and who dom
want 10 see Union soldiers. The fact is they
don't like to see tue American flag among
them" II Will be seen from this interview
that the general of the armies OF the United
States is afflicted with the disease from which
his brother, the secretary of the treasury, IL
the most notorious sufferer, and lies without
the least compunction o. conscience. Does he
still hate the people Of the south, because he
lied TO them at the beginning Of the war by
promising never to draw his sword against
them?
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Knoxville Tribune. 9Th: MIR. Pete Akers

Knoxville Tribune, 9Th: Mr.. Pete Akers
met with a very serious accident Thursday
night, which his physicians fear may result
fatally. When preparing to retire in his
room on the second floor of the building &C.
cupied by E. A. Akers, Gay street, he was
overcome by sleep, after seating himself in
the window about midnight, and fell dis
lance of about eighteen feet to the pavement
beneath. breaking the collar bone in two
places, dislocating rib, fracturing his skull
and seriously lnjuring the spinal column.
DIR. Boyd was Immediately summoned, who
rendered every aid possible to relieve his suf-
ferings, but it Is feared the injuries may
prove fatal. He retains consciousness, how
ever, and his friends hope his powerful phy-
sique may be able to overcome the severe
shock
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THE proceedings of the Potter sab-coni-
mittee, u.ting in New Orleans yesterday,
are very interesting as they are detailed else
where. The burden Of the testimony adj
duced was 10 the effect that the Radical lead
ers advised their followers not to vote, in order
that the plea Of intimidation would have the
seeming of truth, and the citizens of East
and West Feliciana might be despoiled of
their votes, disfranchNed by trick.
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County meeting to appoint delegates to
the gubernatorial convention are being held
throughout the State. The Democracy of
Coffee county declared on Monday for Colonel
John FL. Savage as their choice for governor,
and for the payment of not more than one
third OF the State debt Marion county ap-
pointed delegates on the same day, but left
them unlnstructed. Warren declared in ia
vor of Colonel Savage for governor, and
against high taxation.
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In WARRINGTON.

WASHINGTON, July 8.-Representative
Springer says that the Potter committee will
not require more than one or possibly two
weeks to conclude their examination here,
when the work will be transferred to New
Orleans. All the papers will be sent there.
Senator Kellogg will testify here, and there
are several more witnesses in the Florida
case. Messrs. Potter. Hunton, Butler, His
cock and Springer are expected on Wednes-
dav
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-07-09

THE late Presidential contest endangered
much bad blood" which GOODNESS and iudg-
ment will correct. The bad blood" induced
by persistent violation of nature great but
simple laws requires not only GOODNESS and
judgment, but obedience to hygienic meas
ures and the proper use of DIR. Bulls blood
mixture to insure its publication.
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Various Causes,

Advancing years, care, sickness, disappointment
and hereditary predispostion all operate to turn
the hal gray and either of them inclnes 1t to shed
prematurely. AYERS HAIR VIGoR will restore faded
gray, light and red hair to a rich brown or deep
black, as may be desired. 1t softens and cleanses
the scalp, giving it healthy action, and removes
and CUES dandru1 and humors. BY its use falling
hair is checked, and new growth will be produced
In all where the folcles not destroyed or
glands decayed Its effects beautifully shown on
brashy. weak or sickly hair, to which few appca-
lions will produce the gloss and freshness of youth.
Harmless and sure In its operations 1t Is incompar-
able dressing, and is especially valued for the
soft luster and richness of tone 1t impars. 1t
tains neither oil dye and will not soil color
white cambria; yet 1t lasts long on the hair, and
keeps II fresh and vigorous.
For SALE BY ALL DEALERS.
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Board of Equalization.

MEMPHIS, June 3d. 1878.
TINE Board of Equalization, composed of the fol-
i lowing named gentlemen Messrs. Goodwin,
Brooks, GoOdbar. Leubrte, Hadden, Mansfield, JOY
ner, Semmes, Williams, Newsom and Hoffman,
have organized, and are now holding meetings at
the Office OF the Phoenix Insurance Company, equal
iZing merchants capital for 1878, from the books
prepared by the recently appointed by the
GENERAL Council. Any person or firm whose assess
ment is unsatisfactory to them, Will make their COM
plant In person at once. as the board Is anxious
that all should be assessed upon the principle Of
justice and equality In taxation.
The next meeting of the Board will take place
Wednesday afternoon. July 10th, at 4 O'Clock.
j. r. GOODWIN, Chairman.
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A CONVENTION is to be held ia New Or
leans IN November to consider the question of
closer relations between the people of the
Mississippi valley and those Of Central and
South America. We hope Memphis will be
renresanfed In Il
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A ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS,

LOUISVILLE, July 8-River falling, with
feet IL inches in the canal Weather cloudy
and warm.
ST. LOUIS, July 8. - River stationary,
and is now % feet inches above low-water
mark. Weather cloudy and very warm,
Arrived: Grand Tower, Vicksburg. Depart
ed: John Gilmore and barges, New Orleans
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cLOsING nArEs

Yesterday Of cotton and gotta: liverpool cot
ton, 6 5-f6d. Memphis cotton, lie. Neio
Orleans cotton lie. Neio York cotton,
II 40. Nelr York gold. 100 IL
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Dyersburg Gazette, 9Th: The general re-
port from the country at large is that the
wheat crop is superior to that of last year,
both as regards the amount sown and the pro-
duction per acre.
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WAR DIT. OFFICE CH. SIG. OFFICE,

wAsHINGToS. July g. / am. Z
For Tennessee and the Ohio ud!iey aud
loaosy lake regions, stationary temperature
and pressure, light ssasherly and rayiabIe
teiHds, partly cloudy heather, aud possibly
occasional light rains
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CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.

1857 Prizes. amounting to......... .S110.400
Responsible corresponding agents wanted at all
prominent points, to whom a liberal compensation
will be paid; Application for rates to clubs should
only be made to the Home Office in New Orleans.
Write clearly stating full address, for further in
formation or send orders to NJ. A. DAUPHlN,
z. q. BOx 692, New Orleans. La, OF at No.
6 West Court ST., Memphis, Tenn.
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are under
the supervision and management of GENERALS G.
T. BEAUREGARD and JUBAL A. EARLY
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The Union City Chronicle wants the ladies
of that village to form a cooking club.
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OF LAW AND EQUITY.

DEPARTMENT OF LAW AND EQUITY.
Announcement for the Session Of 1889:
FACULTY
CHARLES A GRAVES, M B. L.. Professor OF Com
mon and Statute Law ana Equity Jurisprudence.
VIM PRESTON JOHNSTON, LID Professor Of
History and Science of Law
]. RANDOLPH TUCKER, LID, Pro lessor OF In
ternational and Constitutional Law.
Hon. FRANCIS T. ANDERSON Judge of Court of
Appeals of Vnginia), Lecturer on Common Car
riers and Insurance.
Hon WILLIAM MCLAUGHLIN Judge of the Cir
cult Court of Virginia. Lecturer on Practice and
Pleading in Courts of Law and Equity.
HUGH W. SHEFFEY. LID. date Judge of the
Circuit Court of Vir. inia). Lecturer on Wills and
Probate Practice.
Hon. BOLIVAR CHRISTIAN, AM, Lecturer on
Parliamentary Law and Procedure.
The instruction is by text books and lectures, to-
gether with a Moot Court and Parliament. The
entire course may be completed in one year.
The next session will open September 10th, and
close June 25th. Total expenses exclusive of Gle tn
ing and books, need not exceed S275; by messing
they may be reduced to 500 or $500. For full in
formation by catalogue or circular address
J. L.. CAMPBELL. JR, Clerk of Faculty.
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EkS III

a SPLENDlD OPPORTUNITY to Win
IA Fortune. Eighth Grand Distribution, 1878,
at New Orleans Tuesday. August 18th.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY co.
This Institution regularly incorporated By the
Legislature OF the State for Educational and Lharita
BILE purposes In 1858 with capital of 81 900, 000
to which It has since added fund of $780,
900. Its Grand Single Number Distri-
buttons VIII take place menthly on the second
Tuesday IL raegeS scales or Iostp01ses Look at the
following Distribution
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ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS,
NEW YORK to QUEENSTOWN
and LIVERPOOL,

Tons Tons.
CITY OF BERLIN. -. .54q1 CITY OF BRUSSELS, 3775
CITY OF RICHMOND. ..46O7 CITY NEW YORK $500
CITY OF CHESTER 1856 CITY OF PARIS. .308I
CITY OF MONTREAL. AGO CITY BROoKLYN. .29I1
These magnificent steamers, built In watertight
compartments, are among the strongest largest and
fastest on the Atlantic
The saloons are luxuriously furnished, especially
well Lighted and ventilated, and take up the whole
width or the ship. The principal stateroOms are
anidships forward of the engines where least noise
and motion Is felt and replete with every COM
electric bells, etc
The cuisine has always been a specially of this
Ladies' cabins and bathrooms, gentlemen's smok-
Ing and bathrooms, BARRIERS shops pianos libra
ries, etc. provided.
For rates Of passage and other information, apply
70 JOHN q. DALE, Agent,
81 and 33 p oadWay, New York,
Or 10 THOMAS FISHER,
81 ga raas Bank, MeWph
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WASHINGTON
LEE UNIVERSITY,
LEXINGTON. VA.
GEN. G. w. C. LEE, PRESIDENT.

A THOROUGH COURSE OF INSTRUCTION IN
~ Classical, Literary and Scientific Studies,
With special courses In the professions Of Civil En-
gineefing and of Law.
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To The Trade!
r AM now prepared to sell, at wholesale and retail.
Furniture and Mattresses
lower than ever before sold in the city ordersfrom

lower than ever before sold In the city Ordersfrom
country dealers especially solicited.
VIM. K. THIXTON CRYING BLOCK,
No. 2O6 Second street.
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WASHINGTON, July S.-Four per cent SUBJ
scriptions up to noon to-day, $54S. 400.
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j. S. HAMILTON g. CO.,
LeSSeeS Mississippi Penitentiary,
jackson, mississippi.

All Kinds of Fancy and Plain Wood an
Iron Work made to Order.
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y
ne snSrs 1ealagher Of Lauderdale, Tison Of Lee
Of OF RANKIN, Roane of Calhoun and uiet
On II. B. To Provide for;a CONSTITUTIONS,
CONVENTION and to Appropriate $50 ooo ~ Jn
fne expenses of the Same-Messrs soo4 a. -
wr'enllss, Gholson of Monroe. CLAW of Rai,sa u
en-, maker OF Lauderdaie, Baker of Adams
31ai OF Hancock and Pearl and sm;,a .,
agricultural Leins-Messrs G;hsor 80 A,
oern and Prentiss, Stands of Tate Camaron
OF Madison, Fields of Lownds, Doeper vro ~
DDseeoto, Clay OF Bolivar, Martin of CIaibarne
~ mcs2Wlne of Grenada, Ballard of Kinds, NM
VI n rsoxuoee and Causey of Pike
10 inquire Into the Constitutionalitv ~
i,nPSslng Tax on Cotton Seed Exported from
Nc state, ete-Messrs. Martin of Claihorna
Z intard OF Jefferson, Marshall of Warran
Dioney OF Kinds and Key of Alcorn.
JOINT STANDING COMMITTEES
ENROLLED BILLs.-Messrs. Gibson of Prom
tlss ana hlcorn, Carter of Holmes. Catchinos
OF Copiah, Love of Amite Mclean of Lefore
EXECUTIVE CONTINGENT FUND. = Mesers
l. ddeli of Carroll, Bunch of Yazoo, FARLEY
OF Govlngton, Farmer of Scott and Ramsey
of Harrison ey
UNIvERsITIEs.-Mes srs. Miller of Coniah
hcla OF Coahoma, Martin of Claiborne, Stands
OF fanola and Dean of Lafayette.
LIBRARY.-Messrs. Henry of Rankin, Mont
gomery of Oktibbeha Bean of Claiborne.
cameron OF Madison and Ford of Marion
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TRY THE WEEKY TTMEs.
THE DAILY TIMES

FIRsr-CLAss INDEPENDENT MORNING NEWS
PAPER.
Universally quoted by the Press and the
People as the Best Newspaper ever published
in Philadelphia.
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-TeT LATIvE COMMIT TEES.
SENATE.

Dv-Messrs Morgan chairman
JCp5i' lTbompson, FitzGerald, Lanneau, Cow
\ 30 and To- -Messrs. Allen chairman, Rev
FIJI P. Carter, Callicott and Bills.
Bo.ls1l Culture COMMERCE AND MANUFAc-
AGh'o -Nessrs Terry chairman, Hooker, Cal
rRb' Griffin and Bridges.
JtelL cU,TIov.-Messrs. West chairman, Terry.
Docp Jackson and Gayles.
llsIs,"ITc' WoBKs-Messrs. Griffin chairman,
ILtion and Gilbert.
I,sa'orr ,%<iG-Messrs. Vance chairman, Gibbs,
fbI.nce King and Rogers
o.ps.-Furlong chairman, West, Few
H1 ,I@n and McCaskill.
ILL., hI1s-King chairman, Parish, Rogers,
D Carter and G-iiln
d. ,'CT,Ry-Messrs. Furlong chairman, Old
- and Gilbert
an ap A. MISUNDERSTANDING. King chair
rvs vs.. Foo.e, Oldham and Peery.
ptn AND COUNTY BOUNDARIEs.-Mc-
Cg g;n chairman, J. p. Carter, Thompson
,ars and LowTance.
b9sste.,, IIe1a,TIoN.-Messrs. Gibbs chairman,
rance and West.
> hn .5airman, Montgomery, Oldham, A. R.
"A .tar ard Jackson.
aTT gI DUsINEss.-Messrs Oldham
man Parish and Bridges.
Dp 5"rg AND BANKING.-Messrs Hooker chair
an Foote and Pratt.
D1ng1lrrJycENT Observation-Disclosures. Lowrance
imam A. r. Carter, and Currie.
| lPeMTExTGAHY AND PRIsoNs.-Messrs. Mont
Lar,, cha irman West, McCaskill, Callioott
End Terry. pa,rvu Iusn,mroxs
Ms Foote chairman, Barry, j. p. Carter,
BTjres and Dowd.
prRLIc LAxDs-Messrs j. P Carter chair
=, and Currie.
TaopoR ArIoNs.-Messrs. Barry chairman,
r;ng Iowrance, Cowan and Vance.
pTg,y merry Courts AND CHANCERY PRAc-
-Nessrs Reynolds chairman, Foote,
Fsompeon, FitzGerald and Hooker.
ITrgEEs-Messrs Parish chairman, Peery
rt1Gerad Gibbs and Cowan.
FyGRossED BILLs-Messrs. Bills chairman,
Montgomery and Currie.
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JACKSON ADVERTISEMENTS.

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'PEcIAL COMMITTEES OF THE HOUSE

40 10 Investigate Alleged Lawlessness in the
u'dwestern Counties. - Messrs. Hurt of
Yuhtgomery, Metts of Winston, Applewhite of
nmcoin, Love ST Amite, and Magee of Frank
~ ascertain the Number of Acres of Lald
&e"o,nea by the Mobile and Ohio Railroad, Sub
Law Taxation, Etc.-Mess s. Field OF
E AN paes, Mckenzie of DeSoto Spight Of Tip
kOe Drown of Clarke and Augustus of Mon
Dan IN ascertain Whether the Public Printing
Ne Done on More Economical Plan