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ADJUSTMENTS.
GreenIaw Onerahouse.

GreenlaW OperahOuse.
The exhibition of Italy last night at the
Greenlaw Operahouse was the best entertain
ment OF the series yet given. Florence, Ma
pies, Milan, Pisa, Bologne, and other cities,
were viewed, and the famous buildings,
monuments and public parks were visited.
Tonight the Holy Land will be presented
Jerusalem, Bethlehem and Nazareth will be
visi. ed; also, trip up the Nile from Alexan-
dria to the second cataract.
Memphis Theater.
At the Theater, last evening, the Mem
phis opera club gave second presentation
OF the Daughter Of the Regiment. The au-
dience, a large and fashionable one, enjoyed
the performance exceedingly. Miss Emma
Russell, as maria, was very good, and was
deservedly appIauded by the audience. Mrs.
r. M. Mansford, as Countess of Berken-
field" rendered the role in a musical manner
that pleased the critics. The other roles
were filled as follows: Tonic" Mr.; ]; o.
M 'Clintoch; ''Sulpizio. Mr.. Alfred G. Won
Gundell; "Ortensio," Mr.. l. Roescher; '"Ihe
Duchess, +" Miss Katie Book; The Corporal, y"
Mr.. George Mahan; "a Notary" and "A
Peasant" Mr.. Harry L. Tomlinson;"
"Genette,'' Miss Sallie Woodward, San
nette." Miss Katie Book. The opera was
well presented, and reflected credit upon the
enterprise of the Memphis opera club. The
DAUGHTER of the Regiment will be repeated at
a matinee day, when Miss Kate Harman
will appear as "Maria." Saturday Fra
DiarOIo will be presented at the matiuee.
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A JUST TRIBUTE.
To a Citizen of Canada. who by his Per-
sOnaI Efforts Helped the Memphis
commissioners to Raise Very
Large sum OF Money for Our
Fever-9tricken People.

The following is taken from the Toronto
(Canada) Mail of the tenth instant. 1t will
be remembered that early in September last,
when our people were being stricken daily by
the plague in appalling numbers. and want
and suffering were in every household nearly,
an appeal for aid to the people of Canada for
relief was prepared and signed by Mayor
Flippin. Colonel J. nj. Heating, Captain
Mathes' the lamented Charles G. Fisher,
president of the relief committee, John G.
Lonsdale, jr., DR.. G. c. Parsons, Herbert
Landrum, DIR. George G. Harris, Luke Z.
Wright and Mr.. Langstaff, president of the
Howard association. The appeal was taken
Major w. II. Rhea. The first man to step
forward and respond was James
B. Boustead, the gentleman to whom the
deserved memento mentioned below has
been sent. On reading the instrument, he
laid aside his private matters, with the SIM
pie remark, ''this must be attended to at
once" Night and day during the month of
September, 1878, he labored for the relief of
our suffering, as the records of the citizens
relief committee will show. Nine-tenths of
the funds sent to Memphis at that time from
Toronto, through Mr.. T. ]. Wilkie, who was
selected for that purpose, were raised by the
personal efforts of James b. Boustead. All
honor to him, say we:
Yesterday morning Mr.. J. B; Boustead was agree
gold medal from the mayor OF Memphis, In behalf
OF the citizens in recognition of his services and
sympathy extendedto the yellowfever sufferers dur
ing the epidemic OF last year. The medal was in
closed In purple velvet case and was secured by
gold clasp. One side of the medal contained the
following inscriptions:
Hon. j. B. BOUSTEAD
Presented by
j. R. Flippin, Mayor,
and
W. j. M'Dermott, w. h. Rhea Citizens,
Memphis, Tenn, u. S.
On the diverse side were the following words:
In gratitude for
Personal Services
in aid on our
YeowFeger Sufferers,
September, 1878.
The aforementioned Inscription is surrounded by
plain. Accompanying the presentation a letter,
signed by the mayor and the two citizens whose
names were inscribed on the letter. The letter
reads as follows:
MEMPHIS, TENN, April 9.
Hon. j. B. Boustead, Toronto Canada:
DEAR SIR-Accompanying this letter you will find
medallion, by which 1t is Intended Though 1t only
does In very slight degree) to express deep,
heartfelt gratefuneSS for the noble aid your indi-
vidual efforts gave stricken people here during
the terrible epidemic of 1873. For such sympathy
and gloom, the people Of Memphis must always feel
grateful, and in their behalf we wish to assure you
that the ''iatch- string OF every door this blum
hangs to give you welcome entrance should you at
any time confer upon the favor of visit Accept
the token, and believe in heart and truth your
friends, j. R. FLIPPIN, Mayor 1873,
w. II. RHEA,
| I M'DERM0TT
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BATESVILLE, ARK
Responds to the Efforts BEING Made
by Memphis 10 Extend Mail Facil-
tiles so Much Needed in the
Maintenance of Commerce.
" L. hill a.
v. ]. M'DERMOrT.

Batesville (Ark) Guard: At Joint meet
ing of the chamber of commerce and cotton
exchange of Memphis, held on the thirty first
ultimo, the following resolutions, offered by
Mr.. Hanauer, were adopted:
Resolved That the acknowledgement be asked to
extend the mail line now running to Jacksonport,
Arkansas twice a week, to Batesville Arkansas.
RESOLVED, That we request our senators ana repre-
sentatives in congress make an appropriation OF
thirty thousand dollars for the purpose
the channel OF White river, from Batesvle 70 Jack
sonport, in the State Of Arkansas.
We find the above resolutions in the Mem
phls APPEAL, of the first instant. 1t proves
to the people of the White river valley that
Memphis and her business men are our
friends, and that they are willing to render
us all the aid possible in this matter. 1t is a
move IN the right direction, and one that we
hope will prove successful. It is a need great
ly felt here, and would be of incalculable
benefit to our town and county, as well as to
Memphis, if the resolutions are obeyed and
carried out. We hope our senators and rep
resentatIves In congress will give their un-
divided aid and attention to this matter, and
that they will not cease to use their power
and influence until it becomes an accom-
plished fact. improve our rivers, and you
lessen our time In travelling and reduce our
frelghts. And when the appropriation is
made, see that the contract is given to some
person or persons directly interested in the
permanent improvement of our river to this
point.
CALL FOR A MEETING.
AS will be seen elsewhere, the Memphis
cotton exchange and chamber of commerce
have taken the initiate move toward ex-
tending the Memphis and White river mail
line from Jacksonport to Batesville. To
strength their labors in this behalf, and to
give them the aid required; to show Mem
phis that we are neither idle nor Indifferent 10
her exertions In our behalf, but that we ap
preciate the friendly act, and are DESTROYS of
receiving the benefits that will accrue from
such action in the premises, and in further
ance of the action thus taken by the said
boards, the chamber of commerce and cotton
exchange, our citizens generally and business
men In particular are requested to meet at
the courthouse on next Saturday, the twelfth
instant, to take such action as may be deemed
best conducive to the interests of Batesville
and the surrounding country to the advance
ment Of SO desirable project in which
everybody here is so directly interested.
Turn out and give strength to this move
ment.
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Grand Fra DiaVOIO M atinee
Saturday, April 10Th.
Best Manner of Treating Kidney Diseas

Best Manner of Treating Kidney Disease.
S. T. Hancock, an old citizen of Richmond,
Virginia, writes: 81 had suffered from kid
ney disease for twenty years and have tried
many remedies, but in vain until recently,
when l obtained of W. H. Scott, druggist
of this place. Benson's capcine porous plas-
ter. felt relief few hours after applying
it. In twenty-four hours was entirely free
from any pain, and am now perfectly well. :"
Benson's capcine porous plaster is one Of the
marvels of the age. 1t was invented as an
improvement on the ordinary porous plaster.
1t contains all the merits of the latter article
and in addition a new and powerful combi-
nation of active vegetable ingredients, which
causes it to have an influence upon the sys-
tenn far more beneficial than that of the COM
mon, slow-actlng porous plaster. It's mar
velous properties give almost instant relief
from pain, and insure a, more certain and
quicker cure than any known plaster, lIni-
ment or compound. Sold by all druggists.
Take no other article. Price, 25 cents.
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DEAD AND LIVING.
The Dead and the Living of the Police
Force OF the Great Epidemic
OF the Year IS78.

AT the stationhouse a framed photograph
of the men of the police force who worked,
died and survived the great epidemic of 1878
Is on exhibition to newspaper reporters
and others who knew the men of the force
during the yellow-fever epidemic of last
year. The framed photographs of the men
who stayed here and did their duty during
the days when life and death played game
OF chance tor three long weary months, re-
calls to the memory of the survivors sor-
rowful story. The following are the names
of the dead and survivors of the plague:
MEN WHO DIED.
James Mcconnell died August IL, 1873;
Mike Cannon, August 22d; Pat Ryder, August
25th; William Underzagt, August 26th; NJ.
M. Allison, August 3lst; J. J. Huber, Sep
TENDER I'd; Fred Restmeyer, September 9th;
w. II. Sweeney, September 10th; Charles
Staley, September 18th; Tim Hope, Septem-
Der 18th; Captain William Homan, Septem-
Der 25th; Sergeant R. G. Manuel, October
14th.
SURVIVORS.
Chief Phil R. Athy; Captains w. c. Davis,
R. F. Arata; Sergeant G. T. O'Haver, Ser
geant Charles Kunholz; Patrolmen Mike
Maloney, James Longinotti, John Jenny, P.
Campbell, August Pante, John M Partland,
F. I. Couch, John Dougherty, Henry Wilson;
Stationhouse- Keeper E. G.. Forrest; Turnkey
t. n. Baker; Cty-Recorder P. J. Quigley.
SICK AND RECOVERED.
OF the above the following had the fever
and recovered: Chief P. r. Athy, Captain
w. S. Davis, Sergeant G. T. O'Haver, Pa
trolmen Janus Longinotti, P. Logan, VIM.
Daily, L. Carmichael, J. H. Campbell. Aug
ust Pante, F. t. Couch, Stationhouse Keeper
L. G. Forrest, Turnkey I. w. Baker.
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Get the Genuine Article.

The great popularity of Wilbor's Com:
pound Of COd-LiUer and Lime has induced
some unprincipled persons to attempt to palm
off simple article of their own manufac-
ture; but any person who is suffering from
coughs, colds or consumption, should be
careful where they purchase this article. 1t
requires no putting. The results of its use
are its best recommendations, and the pro-
prietor has ample evidence on file of its ex-
traordinary success in pulmonary comp laints.
The phosphate of lime possesses a most mar
velous healing power, as combined with the
pure cod-liver oil by DIR. Wilbor. This medi-
cine is regularly prescribed by the medical
faculty. Sold by A. B. WlIbor, chemist,
Boston, and all druggists.
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BANKRUPTCY.

In the District Court OF the United States for the
Western District OF Tennessee-In bankruptcy
In the matter OF Joseph d. MCraw. bankrupt
At Memphis, on this 18TH day of April, 1879,
n OTICE is hereby given to the creditors OF said
IN bankrupt, that by order of said District Court
first dividend meeting of the creditors or said
district on the 29th day OF April, 1879, at II
o'clock at the Office OF It. ]. Latham, Esq, one
of the Registers in Bankruptcy in said district, for
the purposes named In the 9th section OF thu act
or congress- entitled An act TO establish uniform
system of bankruptcy throughout the United States
approved March 2, 1867. A. W. OTIS, Assignee,
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LOCAL NOTICES.

REEDS gilt-edge tonic gives permanent
relief In all choleric disorders.
SECURE reserved seats for the operas, at
H. G. Hollenberg's, 294 Main street.
IT Is economy to use Crescent baking pow
der. 1t is of superior strength. Try it. For
sale by b. NJ. sTRATToN q co.
lNvALIDs requiring stlmulant made from
pure grain and free from fusil-oil should pur-
chase Green Brier.
THE schooner Indiana arrived yesterday,
at the foot of Jefferson street, with seventy
FIVE punches bananas, forty boxes organges,
fifteen boxes lemons, one thousand cocoa
nuts, and all kinds dry fruits.
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INSOLVENCY..
VusOIVeut Notice.

328O-In the Chancery Court of Shelby county, Ten
nessee-John F. M'Callum, Admir- of W. ID Meal
Ium, decd, VS.. Samuel Winfree ct al.
1t appearing from an order Of court in this cause
settle the estate of W. ID MCallum, deceased, as
insolvent estate, under the insovent laws of the
State of Tennessee:
II is therefore ordered, That all parties claiming
to be creditors OF said estate make their appear
ance herein, at the courthouse In Memphis, Tenn.
within the time allowed by law, and have themselves
made parties hereto and file and establish their de-
mandS. the same Will be forever barred; and that
a copy OF this order be published once week, for
four successive weeks, In the Memphis Appeal.
This 9Th day of April, 1879.
A copy-Attest.
R. j. BLACK Clerk and Master,
By Z. B. MHENRY, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Finlay IL Peters, Soils. for Complainant thu
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aDDITION1E RTVEKS.

CINCINNATI, April 16.-River II feet Inches,
and rising. Misunderstanding since noon. De-
VICKSBURG, April 16.-Rlyer stationary. Weather
raining; thermometer, 66 deg. Up: Colorado,
1 am. Down. Robert Mitchell, 3 pm.
ST. LOUIS, April 16.-River fallen inches.
Weather cloudy and cool. Departed; John b.
Maude, Vieksburg.
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i am Ready.

Come and buy your Spring Hats. All the
latest styles have arrived and stock complete,
for old and young, rich and poor Hats for
everybody, and at prices to suit the times.
Martin Cohen, the halter, 2l9 Main street,
under Worsham house.
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Calendar for to day: 5526, Menken VS.
Boyd, $685. Schultz VS. Castor; 5640, Faux
ner VS. Wilson; 5641, Ball vs. Swain; 5649,
City of Memphis VS. Arkansas; $3.50, City of
Memphis vs. Beck; 565l. City of Memphis VS.
Roush; $3.50 and 1858, City of Memphis VS.
Casper; 1854 and 1855, City of Memphis VS.
Feuster; 1856, City of Memphis VS. Levy;
1853, Stout VS. Craig; 5661, Gerber VS. Guy;
5677, Polk, trustee, vs Williams ct al; 5679,
White, administrator, VS. Humes; $685., Har-
ris VS. M'Clauahan; 5687, Sturdivant, admin
istrator, VS. Louisville and Nashville railroad
company; 1891, Moore VS. Weaver; 1862,
Gardner VS. Tate; SOL, Burrows VS. City of
Memphis; SOP. Menken Brothers vs. James,
administrator; 5703, Clawson VS. Clawson;
sos, Cans ct al VS. Henry ct al; 570515, Jones
VS. Forrest, administrator; 5707,. Foster VS.
LagGmarsino; 500, Sullivan VS. Dwyer;
STA, M'Cabe VS. Grogan; Sis, DIR. Lewis VS.
Sledge, IT,; $3.50, Baker vs. Waller; 5722
and 5723. Walls vs Norman; '5724. Cain VS.
Walsh; SIPS, Wray VS. Fairbair; 5729, Hun
ter VS. Hollenterg; 5734, Ball vs. Edmondson;
5735, Morgan vs. Gregg: 5735 and 5739,
Hackett vs O'Connor; 5739, Ferguson vs.
Paxton; $40, futile VS. Paxton; Sal, Mil
Ter VS. Paxton; 5744. Wheatley, agent, VS.
VS. Burrows; 5745, Brinkley VS. Cicalla, sr.;
5745, Meade VS. Grogan; 5748, Coleman, re-
ceiver, Va Kettlewell; $3.50, Nickel VS. Harder;
1888, Howe sewingmachlne company VS.
Geno ct al; 5756, Lamb VS. Hawthorn; 5758,
Clark VS. Rogers; $3.50, Shaw, Davis & Co.
VS. Edmonds.
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A COUNTER-IRRITANT.
A Call for a Convention Of the states
OF the Mississippi Valley to Con.
slider the Labor Problem.

We cheerfully find place for the following
call, and heartily indorse the purposes it has
In view:
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY LABOR CONVENTION.
To the People of the Mississippi Valley:
After conference with many persons interested,
and believing that much good may result therefTom,
we call upon the people OF the States of the MssS
Monday, the fifth of May to take into consideration
the present agitation of the labor question. We be-
leve that by united action we may be able to adopt
such measures as will allay the excitement prevail
ing, or which at least will enable US TO supply the
place Of those laborers who have gone or who
may hereafter go to the western States As this
common interest, call upon every county, parish
ana city In every State in the valley interested in tie
to this convention selected from their ablest
and most Influential citizens We also earnestly
call upon the colored people to send to the conven
participate in its deliberations and discuss with us
fully and freely the important questions which II
will be called upon to determine.
J. NJ. STONE,
Governor of Mississippi.
John III VOOLFOLK,
Cashier of vicksburg Bank
GEORGE n. KLEIN,
WM. NJ. WoRTaTNGToS,
Mississippi
Z. Richardson, d. Mayer,
Thomas Rigby, g. E. Wright,
L. A. Campbell, j. r. MCDOWELL. La.
II. c. Myers, Miss, d. Clark, Miss,
j. B. Perkins, George C. WaddIll, La.
John WILLIS, Miss, j. W. Vick, MISS,
E. d. Farrar. La. John A. Buckner. La,
f. c. Morehead, Miss, W. B. Plttman, Miss,
II. B. Lucas, La, Matt 4. Johnson, Miss,
F. L. Maxwell, La, G. l.. Boney, La
Green Clay, Miss. VIM. Myers, Miss,
A. B. Plttnan, Miss W. B. Richardson,
I. Il. Richardson, Eugene Martin,
Z. V. Booth, Wash Lamkin,
And many others.
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0dOrIaSs

OdOrless ExcaVating Company.
Vaults emptied at reduced rates. Of
fees, 102 Washington and As Madison,
Kit williams Block.
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Chapter Ie3.

AN ACT to amend an act approved on the 9th of
February, 1879. In regard TO the State Library.
SECTION l. Be IL enacted on the General Assembly,
Of the State Of Tennessee. That section of an act
approved February u, 1879 In regard to the State
library, be so amended that the encouragement and
reporter of the State be permitted to take books
from the library upon the same conditions as the
judges of the supreme court, United States judges
ana United States districtattorneys allowed to
do by said act.
Sec. 2. BE 1t further enacted, That this act take
effect from and after its passage the public flare
requiring II.
Passed March ID, 1879. j. r. NEAL,
Speaker of the Senate.
81. P. FOWLKE5
Speaker of the House Of Represent atives.
Approved March 10, 1879.
ALBERT 8. MARKS. Governor.
l, Charles N Gibbs, secretary of State OF the
State of Tennessee, certify that the above Is a
rect copy of an act of the general assembly or the
State Of Tennessee, the original of which is file
In my Office.
CHAS. N. GIBBS. Secretary of State
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GREENBRIER whisky Is made with great
care-graln all picked and cleaned, water
from the finest spring in the county of Rob-
ertson, and cleanliness is the standing order
of the distillerY.
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BLANKETS beautifully washed at the
Navy-yard mission, SO Promenade street, for
one dollar per pair, large size, and seventy
five cents for medium and small size.
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Grand Fra DiaVOlO Matinee
Saturday, April 10th.
One Hundred DOlIars ReMarl

for any foul cistern that we cannot purify in
GEO. RUBSCH d CO., 46 d AT Charleston ave.
REEDS gilt-edge tonic Is a wholesome
stimulant, and its quality is guaranteed.
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ChanfAr I2S.

Chapter 1SS.
AN ACT to repeal the charter of the town of Gard
ner, In Weakley county.
SECTION l. BE az enacted 6y the General Assembly
of the state of Tennessee, That sections 80 81 81,
50, "a, So, SO and g. of act to incorporate the
town of Maynardsyille and for other purposes,
passed February Ia 1870, chapter 50, incOI porat-
ing the town OF Gardner, in Weakley county be and
the same are hereby repealed.
Sec 2. Be Il further enacted, That this act take
effect from and after its passage the public welfare
requiring it.
Passed March II, 1879. H. P. FOWLKE5,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
]. r. NEAL,
Speaker OF the Senate.
Approved March 20, 1879.
ALBERT S. MARKS, Governor.
l. Charles N. Gibbs Secretary of State of the State
of Tennessee certify that the above is correct copy
OF an act of the General Assembly Of theState of
Tennessee, the original of which is on file in my
Office. CHAS. N. GIBBS. Secretary Of State
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Kremer, HerzOg 4 Co.,

kremer, HerzOg Il Co.,
Have just received
Very beautiful new black buntings, the
handsomest in the city. Beautiful new ichus,
wraps, silk dolmans, etc. Speeialties in new
styles of hats and bonnets. Specialties In
Paris hats. Beautiful parasols, just opened,
at low prices. Bargains in iron grenadines.
Great bargains now at our house.
KREMER, HERZOG q co.
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The Mammoth WeekIy,Appeal

In wrappers, ready for mailing, can be had
for five cents per copy. 1t contains more
than double the quantity of reading matter
published in any other Memphis weekly. Its
news and commercial reports are the fullest,
latest and most accurate. The weekly is 81
nor wear hostage included.
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Grand Matinee

The Greatest Invention of the Age.
The ''boss" coffee-pot will be on exhibition
at H. Wetter & Co. S to-day. Everybody in
vited to call and examine its merits.
SNEED, KENDRICK & M'REE, Projectors,
jackson. Tennessee
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how fast all smokers are learning that "Duke' 8
Durham" smoking tobacco is the best7 Ask
yeur dealer for it. and take no other
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LEU BRIE. BROS.
24z Main 1T.
BOOTS AND SHOES.

they used TOP? is often heard. 1t is because people
are too much inclined to patronlze the so called
" Cheap Sales" and Bankrupt CLosing-outs" where
shoddy goods are palmed of for the real article. II
you want shoes to wear, go where they known TO
keep them; and bV paying little more get a go(
article AND SAVE MONEY THEREBY
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From DISTINGUISHED Ed Jennings, MsUv
Surgeon City hospital, Halifax, N. S.: "CoI-
den's Liebig's liquid extract of beef and tonic
invigorator is very agreeable article of diet.
In diphtheria, malarial typhoid fever, and
every depressing disease, its use will be found
Invaluable
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From DISTINGUISHED Ed Jennings. MAD.

If you would have good thick head of
hair, use Halls vegetable Sicilian hair re-
newer No other like it.