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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-08-26
Cefterret@.u

Grief, %. Suli. @eifern abenb II
llbr brad pI6sIid auf Der &bsbe ein Ortan
aus, wel@er in benz bieiissn 5afsn bsbeu.
tenbsn S9absn al ben Stifien anridtsts
unb benz msbrere Weni1enleben suu, Sp:
fer fislen. Cine @inbboie srsriif Elm
Boot, In uel9em fi9 Der 5anbsIscapitdn
2epp, befen Srau unb Eodtsr, fsrner beis
fen Sruoer iammt 8raut, cine anueruanb'
te 9epp's, unb bwei &uberer - i'm @an3en
adt gsrfonen - ~befanben. Oie in Der
gtdbe, beim YstroIeumbedsn bss nsaer
Safens, psranterte norwesii9e Barts
Ri9tinsale faubte iofort SiIfe. gs tsnn'
ten iebo9 nur finf Yerionen gerettst usr:
ben, pdbrsnb 6rei die Srau bes gapitdns,
beren Rinb unb beren anusrpanbte) umfas
men. SIM nsusn 9afsn, Wolo Or. 2,
wuroe Elm Boot nit Swei Wdnnern uub
smei Srauen BON benz Wiube 3pii9en ben
ensIii9en Camper gppriau unb ben WoIr
ssbrdast; ein Mann, Namens Roceo,
uurbs serquetidt, bic ibrisen 8srioner
rYurben sersttet. Das In Der 8udt 9.
8artolomeo an elmer 8oie seIesene O~iterrei'
diide S9iff PieIaso Waria gonestta, nit
5OIstOblen beIaben, stns gu @runbe. SIN
nsuen 9afen, iopie IN ben iibrisen &iuas
unb Wolos inb 20 S1iffe n,sbr ober min:
BET erbebIid bei6dbist uorben. Der Ga
pitdu Der 0iterreidii@en griss Soa ianbts
bic S%emannans CUR semeiui5aftli@en Gill
feleiituns NIT ben Biloten IN Sorb bee
ensIiiden Dampfsrs @pprian ub. Sdmmt'
li1s SafenpiIoten nit ben Communicates
I~eiiisten enersii@e 9iIfe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-08-26

gu Stabio i'm Canton Eeiin besann ON,
"a. SuIi Dor benz @eidworenenseri6t Der
msseu bes bort I'M "a. Ssbrnar b. s. 3wi'
iden 2iberalen uub Suiboliten Statt &C.
funbenen blutisen 3uiaRmenitoBes, bel
psl9em Bietro gaiiioni set6btst uno anbe'
re 9erionen perwunbet uurben, einseleitets
9ro3eB. Die glnfIase lit sesen flint 9ibe'
raIe seri9tet unb lautet auf Eobtiblas,
bssanssn an benz %seuanntsn Bistro Guitio'
nj. unb Eobtidlassusriu9, ssri4tet sesen
@iuisppe Della @aia, iouie auf &6rper'
uerIssuns gum Radtbeil bes @nbrea ga
itioni. Sebsnfals wirb Der ProSeB msb;
rere Gage bausrn, iinb bod nidt weuiser
aIs 80 3eusen gu uernebmen unb 7 anpo'
eaten antub0reu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-08-26
Wfrtfa.

Der portusisfi9e afrita &eiisube Serua
ginto, wel6er sesenpartis in garis s~efeiert
wirb unb Dor Der seosrapbii4en 9eisai9aft
in Der Sorbonne einen &eiisberidt erifats
tete, mill i'm Snnern afrita's bic wsiBen
Neser aufsefunbeu baben, beren griiten;
bur9 9sri9te bebauptet wurbe. bic aber
uenis 9Iaubsn fanben. Oas Bolt nennt
fid bic &uhsquers unb wobnt suiiden ben
Sllifen Roudi unb &oubanso. Die 9es
ft9tsfarbe bieier WsAi5en 1T weiBer ais bic
Der &autaFer; ibr Saar 1T tar3 unb wols
Zig, wie bas Der ibrisen aetbippier; bic
@ussn inb idiefitsbenS mite BET ben Mon'
soIen. sic ftnb iebr robuit unb Ieben in
tleinen 9ruppsn BON As Samilien, wel4e
elm RomabenIeben fibren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-08-26
8rauni6 10 eia.

Dus Sberssridt bss 6~sr,ostbums
Srauni5weis bat in bisisn Easen sinsn
intereiiauten 9roses entidisben. 8es
tanntlid lieB Der General SoseI non Sal:
t~enitein i'm Sabre 1870 in 8raunidwsis
einiae Socialoemofraten perbaften unb nod
Der Gsituns 9Oteu in OfipreuBen ~brinsen.
giner Der bamaIs 9srbafteten bat ben De:
neral u~erflast unb bas Obsrssridt In @ol'
fsnbitteI bat nun in uebsreinitimmuns nit
benz 9eri9t eriter Snitan3 fem llrtbeiI bas
bin auseeipro9en, baB Der General 8osel
BON 6aItenftein benz &Idser @nti4dbisuns
gu Ietiten babe. unb swur 8 W. fir ieben
Gag in Q6sen. Nuberbsm bat Der @ene.
raj 5 protent 3iuien pom Gage Der @rbe.
buns Der &lase an su Sablen unb bic &os
fen Der Serufsintan3 3u. einem SritteI gu
trasen. Das grtenntuiB 1T ~enbsilbis u.
nidt msbr anfe9tbar. gnti9eibsnb lit Der
8eueis sepeien, baB ber SeIaserunssbus
itanb in 8raunidpsis niemaIs ssiesIi9
uertinbet sewsfen 1T.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-08-26
WubIano.

tleber ben granb DON RiidneisR opsorob
finbsn mir in ben ruiRi9en Bldttsrn fol:
ssnbs ginSslbsitsu: 90 pie In Srtutst 1T
aud In Gii9nsi:R ousorob bic Seuersbrunit
bur9 Gifi4iruus pom Branbbriefen fribsr
ansstlnbist worbsn. Ser anseri9tete
Sdabsn ipottet ausenbIidIi9 jeber gsre9s
nuns. 0isIe Raufsute aus RuBlanb,
China, Ysrfisn unb &Isinafisn, wsl9s bic
beribmte NowsorOber We6e mitmaden
MOLTEN, parsn bsrsits am 10. Suli, am
Gage bss granbes, nit ibren toitbaren
Waarsnlassru In Nousorob aueeIanst unb
batten ii9 tn ben Buben bss WostatiInti'
&inb nieberselafen. Disie Subsn finb
bis auf ben @runb absebrahnt. Gin Psrs
fer. wslder nit toitbarsn Gsppi@en unb
Sbapls Tam, erlitt allsin einen S4aben
pon 800, 900 Stld Dueatsu. Oie sros
zen EbsssD spots, pislsi9t bic. sr6Btsn Der
WsIt, finb Elm Opfer ber GIammsn sspor'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-08-26

WinneapoIis unb ct. Saul prd:
pariren ii4 wieber auf bic Ssrbitausftels
Iunsen. Sc werben wisber sroBe Mnitrsns
sunsen sema@t, elm srObes pubIitum ans
ausieben.
Der Staatsfatifite Sobn
g. Saeobfon sibt ben senauen grnteertras
pom 1878 wie folst an: 9 ,265, 900
8uibels @ei,en, l6, 9Os, $50 BuibeI Sos
fer, l1,o27, 74s guibsI Wais, l,422, 2s4
BuibeI @erfe. Die Safer. unb Waiss
erute mar in 1878 cine Der beiten, bic ie
er3ieIt wurben, bic uon Wsi3en unb @erite
pesen einaetretener BLIGHT" cine Der
idIe@teffen. Der Mittsl. grtras bes Wei.
gems 1T Is Bis Is 8uibsl per gder.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-08-26
RprbbeutfhIaub.

Ssr3os WiIbslm pom WedIenburq
Fat iid in 9eibelbers bsim Or. ObsIius
baislbit elmer Operation wesen zines @es
i9wirss untersisbsn mii1en. Sn Solae
Der iber bas Yefinoen bes patienten biers
Der ssIanstsn gta6ri5t, ruona9 Der Gus
itanb nidt obne Ssbsnten 1T, bat fi5 bic
@roSber,ostn Wuttsr bsuossn sefuuben,
nu9 SsibeIbers abjursiieu.-Sn3wiidsn III
Der 'Ssr3os ~betanuiIi9 seitorbeu. - Sn
Ritten9etb Bel Sorbe i9Ius Der
Slis in elm 9aus. Su benz i3immsr, in
wsl&es Der eIeftriide Strabl einbrans,
befanb ii5 elm iunser Wann, peIdsr nit
e~iiernen NdseIn beidlasens Sdube an ben
SlBen trus. Der Blis mar nit fur1tba'
rem Rra1 bur9 ben Sdornitsin an hsr
SfenrS5re entlans ubne 81 sinben in bas
3immer ~seorunsen unb fubr unter ben
Siben bes junseu Wannes eutlans, pbne
i'm gu uerleseu. als bisier fi9 pom benz
erften Sdreden erboIt bate, bsmsrtts er,
baB idmmtltde NdgsI aus ben SobIen bers
ausserihen waren unb am Bobeu lasen.-
Sn Oren It einurti dIus Der Slis in
bic bi9t NIT &inbern anssfiQte S9ule,
cbne elm Sinb su perlssteu unb obue su
aiinbsn. Die Ssnitsr pareu aus ben Rabs
men ssriHen uno bic Splitter 100 S9ritt
melt fortsci9leubert. Sin ;weitsr SdIas
traf bas 9uus zines 0irtbes am 8abnbof,
sIeidfaIs obue erbsbIi6en S4aoen angus
ridten. Merfuirbis 1T, SaB uur einisen
@O6en aud in ai6ebers ber BIts tn bic
S9ule i6lus. SAT- idmmtIi5e &tnber
unb Der 9ebrer uurbsn %bewuBtlos, isboS
bate nod elm Rnabe bic @eifessesenpart,
ipfort elm Ssniter auf5uma9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-08-26
Naiiau unb 6efien.

Sn Der l1msebuns uOn ROtenburs a. b.
SuIba fat Der @eolose Or. Woefta, einen
untsrirbiider @i6snpaIs entbsdt unb guar
In elmer Gisfe BON 7 = 8 SUB unter Der
@rbe in Der G6ene bes senannten SluBbets
ties. Die GuSubI Der gut erbaItenen
Stamme 1T enorm. Oas SoIs bat In
GoIse bes Ginfuhss bes Wafiers cine
i9warSe Sdrbuns a%usenommen, 1T babel
isbo3 seiunb unb fernis unb Iiefert elm
ibsraus wsrtbuoqss Waterial fir S9uises
rel unb RunftiIdlerst. 9ie 9r5Bs Der
Stdmme lit eritaunIi9. giner bsrisIbsn,
pel9er cine 2dnse uon ls Weter unb elmer
Ourdmefer pom 80 Weter bdlt, 1T auf
geruenbuns bes tonisli9en Obsrprdieis
SIMS in bas seOIOsii5e Ruieum mad Sers
lin gei9afit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-08-26
Ntnaefota.

Der s9armOnia" @siansperein in
Winneapolis bot fi3 aufssI5ft, neil bic
attipen Sdnser NIT ben p~aifipsn MitsIies
bern aus beuti4er tlnusrtrdsIi9tsit ii5 nidt
matchmaker %usritdnbissn fOnntsn.
Die rspubIitanii9e Staats.
Convention 1T auf ben 8. September mad
ct. Saul bsrufsn.
Sn Rsw III M uirb cine 3uderfabrit
e!nseridtet.
AUD In W inneapoIis ioa cine
Dampfeompasnie b~esrinbst psrbsn, weIde
BITE StaOt NIT Dampf beiBsn mid.
Der bsri m I seporbsne tleine See
,WinnstontaA oberbaIb minneapolis bot
70 pieIe Seiu4er ansesosen, baB bic 9euts
fein llntertommen inben anb in .3eltsn
fampiren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-08-26

Die brafIianiide &ssieruna bat 6srrn
5. 6. 6. "copper" aus New Yort bsauf:
trast, in &,o be Saneiro ein sissnes sluss
fenunsssebdube fur umeritanii9e Snbus
frie' Gr;eusnihe gu bauen. I'm sine rsdt
reSe EbeiInabme ameritauii9sr @ei1dftss
leute 81 ueranlaHen, 1T bic s~olfreie Gins
fubr aqer Gusffelunssiadsn sussitanben
unb bamit ameritanii9sn @siddftslsutsn
cine iebr slnifise @eIesenbeit seboten, ibre
Sabritate, Wai4iaen u. !. 10. aud IN Sra'
flien betannt ~ MAIDEN. .s
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-08-26
@roBbrittanien nno SrlanS.

Gian bat bic gbfidt, ben Is. OCTOBER b.
8. ais ben finfsisiten @eburtstas Der
@iisnbubuen fefli9 gu bsaebeu. glm 10.
Sttobsr 1920 mar IS, aIs bic locomotive
Stspbsnion's lire sriie Sabrt auf benz
Sdiensnusss In England ma9te. SIN
Sabre 1880 wurbe bic erite @iienbabnIinie
Der WeIt, bieienise pom 2iuerpooI mad
Mau4siter, er6ffnst unb i'm Sabre 1878
bsiaB gang europa Elm @iienbabnnet BON
1888 &ilomster. 0asesen bic Der.
Staatsn aIsin 1914 7O Rilonister ODER
finfsS s9itel Der 9dnse aIsr @iienbabnen
in europa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-08-26

Den 8tasrn lit am 2. SuIi elm prdium:
tiuer Sbronerbs seborsn, inosm bic Prins
seifn 2ubpis 0 einem &naben entbuus
ben purbe. Da ndmIid Der 66nis unuers
beiratbst III, sbenio iein ibsrbies trantsr
Bruber Otto, 70 fommt Suna9if bic Suits
polb'i@e einie, b. 3. Der dlteite Bring Cubs
mig unb befen ioebsn seborener eriier mann:
lidsr Na9tomme fir bic Tbronfolse In
Setra4t. Die Saufe bss Nsuseborenen
fanb am 8. SuIi In 0iaa gmise ltatt, mos
BEL Der Bring ben Rumsn @olfsans Waria
Qsopolb srbislt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-08-26

9lus go3en, 20. Suli, wirb ssi9risbsn /:
rOur@ bic unsanitise Witteruns bes SuIi
baben bic 8einberse aud Bet uns seIittsn,
aber bod ni@t IN benz @rabe, ME man
Infanss slaubte. BOD @nbe SUM- mar
bic gntwideIuns Der Graz ben tn 5oIse bsr
anbaItenben Wdrme cine por3isIi9s; me-
gen bes naf ien unb talten Wetters i'm gn'
fanse bieies Monats III ftridweife Der Roit
etnsetreten. SIM a~qsemeinen baben aber
bic Wetnberse, namentIi9 mas bic ses
wSbnIi@en GRANDDAUGHTER ansebt, nod ets
men befriebisenben Stanb, 70 baB, wenn
allies reif wirb, wir wenisitens cine quite
WttteI: grnte erparten bIrfen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-08-26
S6met3.

Oas bS9fseIesene 5otsI guropas, Der
1855 Weter iber benz Meere seIesene @ns
sabiner Rulm tn ct. Moria, beiist Jest
elettrtfdes 2i9t. Cine Eurbine NIT 100
Weter Waferbrud treibt cine sIettrii1e
Waidine, bic in suei ssi5Iofsnsn 9situns
gen 8 bis 8 (Sablo@toff'i9s) 9ampeu pom
ie 80 bis 40 @asflammen 9eu9ttraft
fpeift, bic ben 8orplas, ben Concentrations
unb SpeiiefaaI nsbf serdumiser Ri9e Be-
leu9ten. .
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-08-26

ben. lleber bunbert Weni9snIsben iinS
BET benz furdtbaren 8ranbe su betlasen.
au9 finfBebn RameeIe, wsI9e gisenibum
zines afiatii@en Raufmannss waren, baben
ibren Cob i'm Seuer ssfunben. gtsr
Dranbfifter unb feds anbsre l1sbsltbdter,
bic wdbreno bes Branbes pIinbertsn unb
ranbten, finb uou ben Bsb0rben ersrifsn
porben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-08-26
Baiern.

als Curriculum unb 3usleid ais scIatans
ties gnssi4sn bsr gang abnormen @itts'
runssusrbdltnihe mag erudbnt usrbsn,
baB in ben Isstsn Gassn einise Stunben
obsrbaIb Wir1burs bic gauersIeute beim
aornidnitt WdnteI trusen. um fi9 sssen
bic &dltt su fdlsen; BET groislsbeim,
SsIiasnftabt, 8ossIsburs u. (. 10. trussn
ale 8ausrn MdntsI bsim 4dsrn. 90 ses
ideben i'm CONNER 1879.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-06-05
PERSONALS

Mr.. ALE Bowler, of st. Louis, is in the
city.
MAJOR 0. II. KEEP, and S. D. Marquis,
Esq, Of New York, are at the Peabody hotel.
Mr.. JOHN K. SPEED returned yesterday
afternoon from business trip north, where
he has spent several weeks.
JUDGE B. NJ. ESTES and daughters, Misses
Mollie and Sallie, and Miss Eta Field, de-
parted for Kentucky on Tuesday last.
Mr. WILLIAM S. Moon, evil engineer,
left for Glendale, COahoma county, Mlssis-
sippi, last evening, on board the steamer
Coahoma.
EX-JUsTICE. oF-THE-PEACE J. A. IHoMP-
SON, colored, died of consumption yesterday
morning, at his residence on Vance street,
near Desoto.
Mrs. WYGANT, wife of Lieutenant Il.
Wygant, United States army, left yesterday
for Brooklyn, New York, to spend the sum-
mer months.
COLONEL r. T. WILSON, president, ana
Colonel G. n. M'Ghee, ce-presdent Of the
Memphis and Charleston railroad, are at the
Peabody hotel.
Miss MAMIE PRYTON, of Oxford, Ohio.
who has been ia oar city during the past
three months, left Tor nome yesterday or
board the steamer VInt ShlDkle.
VISITORS registered ar the cotton exchange
yesterday were ". Fl, Fielder, Friendship;
Miss Lulu Montgomery, Boston; Miss Belle
NJ Comb, New York; Richard Abbey, Com
merce, Mississippi.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-06-05

rather, to receive such taxes, provided any
one desires TO pay him the same. He will
not, therefore, attempt TO enforce Memphis
city taxes for 1878, for the present, nor until
'urther advised as to his duty As to the
Taxing District taxes, the last day of grace
for Taxpayers will be the fifteenth instant.
The sanitary officers were around yester-
day notifying Main street-store proprietors
and others that they must place all sweep
lngs, refuse paper, rags, ETC., into waste
basket or barrel, when it will be hauled off
by the sanitary carts. Any citizen violating
this order, or any citizen in front of whose
premises such is found, will be heavily fined.
The paper stops up the culverts, and inter
feres with the drainage system. They were
also notified to have the cutters and the
street out four feet from the cutters swept
daily.
At the match contest between the Pima
fore and Creton archery clubs, which came
off yesterday at the corner of Vance and
Lauderdale streets, the Cretons were de-
feated, the Pinafores winning three success
sive games. The challenge was the best
two in three games. The interesting contest
was witnessed By a large number Of ladies
and gentlemen-the youthful beauty and
young cbivalry of the Taxing District. 1t
was the first contest had between Memphis
archery clubs, and it has awakened great in
terest IN the sport. We hear of the proposed
organization of several new clubs. If the
names are furnished us, we will publish a
list Of the officers and members of each club.
1t has been often noticed that when
woman of the town is arrested and locked
up at the stationhouse for being drunk, dis
orderly or other offenses, numbers OF young
men, and few older citizens, become deeply
interested in the fate of the rowdy cyprian,
put up forfeits, secure bail and get her re-
leased from the meshes of the insulted and
outraged law; but if a poor but honest woman
gets into trouble for being drunk, not man
of them sympathizes with her or offers her
the slightest aid There is great deal Of
human nature in the above. Sympathy Is
lavishly wasted upoa the infamous and
wicked, but it is doled ont sparingly to the
Virtuous but unfortunate
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-06-05
L0CAL NOTICES.

BURNETT's cocaine has led the trade for
years.
lNvALTDs requiring a stlmulant made from
pure grain and free from fusil-oil should pur-
chase Green Brier.
GENTLEMEN in search of a neat boot or
shoe of excellent quality, will find the article
at SAT Nam street.
Vices Buckeye salve, the only sure cure
fer piles. Ask your druggist for the genuine
artIcle-Wiggs's buckeye salve.
The Crescent baking powder is made from
pure material, and IS extra strength. For
sale by MADDEN & AVERY.
THERE viii be a quarterly meeting Of the
Memphis auxiliarys to the Woman 8 mssioG-
airy society Friday evening, the SIXTH at eight
o'clock, af the First Methodist Episcopal
church. Address by DR.. J. B. M'Ferrln, Of
Nashville
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-06-05
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
a card from M. Charles Nelson.

n card fT0u SF. Charles Nelson.
EDITORS APPEAL-I desirs through your
paper to express my sincere and really heart
felt thanks to the management OF the st.
Louis and Southeastern railroad company,
the Louisville and Nashville and Great
Southern railroad company, and the Nash
vile, Chattanooga and st. Louis raircad
company, tor the great kindness and courtesy
extended TO my guests and 10 NE on the &C.
casion of the late barbecue given by me at
Greenbrier distilery. And | wish especially
TO express my obligations to Colonel r. q.
Butler, agent; Major Shepperd, superintend-
ent, and E. II. HammerstOne, master me
chanic of the St. Louis and Southeastern
railroad company; 70 Z b. Strahlman, agent
of the Louisville and Nashville and Great
Southern railroad, and to their assistants, for
their care, personal attention and prompt
ness In the management CT the trains on
their roads, and for the assistance rendered
me, owing to which 10 delay or accident &C.
cured, aud the most perfect comfort Of nay
guests was secured. l must also express my
special Acknowledgement to the members Of
the press, to the Jolly Chickasaw quartette
for the songs with which they enliyened the
occasion, 10 the committee Of invitation, to
all my guests for the interest each took IN
the happiness Of all, and mot to overlook
theml to the Doris brothers for their unique
music. Wishing all health and a thousand
years of prosperity, am yours,
CHARLES NELSON.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-06-05
Chancerx Court-m,nowelI Judge.

calendar for monday, June 9Th: 35Z4,
Boro VS. Harris; 1888, Hunt VS. Brinkley;
1858, Flanagan VS. Gillenwaters; 1863, Good
win vs. Shelby county grange; 800, Gibson
vs. Thomas; 357l, ylIaro vs. Currell; 5573,
Echols VS. Byrum; 1874, May Va Winchester;
1915, Wiegin VS. Robinson; 1916. Shelby VS.
Sims; 3577, Norton vs. Jarnagin; $685. Mem
phls and Charleston railroad VS. Gamble;
1919, Buchignani VS. Myers; $3.50. Anderson
VS. Turner; 1851. Anderson VS. Gritfing; 1882,
Anderson VS. Lane; 1888, Horne vs. Reynolds
1884. Gilman VS. De Las airy; $685., Taylor VS.
ruff rs Flthian; 1888, James VS. Atkison
3599, Bates VS. Toof; $500, Bohm VS. Marks
1891, M'Donald vs. Sullivan; 1892, Henderson
VS. Henderson. When the above cases are
disposed Of, cali will be made of the docket
commencing at No. 1.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-06-05
United StRtes COurts-HOB. Z. Is. EEnHs-
FsBnA Presiding.

Owing TO the absence of lawyers at the
supreme court, the docket was yesterday
called informally, and the court ordered that
after to-day the jury be discharged until
June 10Th. The clerk will make q list of all
jury cases handed to hun as ready for trial,
and on that day peremptory call will be
commenced. Either party may put jury
cases from any docket on the calender. by
handing memorandum, On or before Satur-
day, June I4th, and the whole list will be
published in the papers Of the next day
The dockets will not be called again this
the calendar.
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LAW REPORTS.

Circuit Court-Hon. >. q. Pierce, Judge,
Calendar for to-day: 5527, Letter ct al vs.
Harris; 5523, Harris, agent. vs. Dukes; 1888,
Schultz VS. Castor; 5677, Polk, trustee, VI
instant, the cases appealed to this term will
be called under rule seven, of this court.
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OF medical faculty Laval university, Qsebec,
states: Il have found Colden's Liebig's
liquid extract of beef and tonic invigorator
particularly useful in advanced stages of
nervous affections. la pregnant women 1T
has been retained while every other article of
food was rejected. | can recommend it as
palatabe and easy of digestion. !"
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By IELEGhAPH.
NEW YORK, June 4-The package trade
continues fairly active and prices of cotton
aud wooden goods were firm, with an upward
tendency. Brown and bleacned cottons are
in steady demand and light supply. Medium
prints are little more active. Men swear
woolens are in fair request and shawls and
skirts were more active. Foreign goods are
nnIat
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FOR aALN OK LEAS 3

THE MEMPHIS FOUNDRY AND MACHINE
l. SHOP Including large al d valuable grounds
buildings and ma ,hineTy The tools goO0 and
In good order, embracing IN THE FOUNDRY two Gu
palOeS, one l0+on Crane. and one Rotary Blower,
Cleaning and Blaeking Mill etc
IN THE MACHINE SHoP-Two Iron PlaneTs, two
Engine Lathes two Drill Presses, two 8Olt Cutters
one Iron Punching Machine, Railing Machine, etc.
IN THE PATTERN SHoP-One Fay q Co. Scroll Saw,
two Wood Lathes, one Spluting saw and Table.
THR MOTIVE POWER is one 2O-hoIse Engine, with
four nusd Boiler, Pumps, Tank. Skating. Hangers
and PullieS complete. For price and terms, address
US at Memphis, Tenn J. r. FRANK Il co.
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ROOma ANEs ROARks.

DALEY SPRIEGS-T Those desiring summer board
ID at reasonable rates, in healthy location, con-
venient to the city, with abundance OF emeuts,
and every facility or communication and travel and
)solute exemption from epidemic diseases, should
correspond with ELLIS d CO, Bailey Springs, Ala.
CIPLENDID Rooms, wi n or without board; day
- boarders wanted. i43 Madison, GTeeDlaw Block.
DOOMS-FuTnished or unfuTnIshed; at reasoua-
LIZ bic rates, sc 35S Main street, near Union.
~ COD BuARD-At 3O6 second ST.; also furnished
u rooms to rent. Mrs. EDWARDS q CURTIS.
DOOMS-TWo nice furnished rooms with or Win
LII out board, az 1871 Washington street.
DESIRABLE ROOM-With board, at
II ~ COURT STREET.
~ ENTLEMAN AND WIFE-or two gentlemen
VI can get beautiful. unfinished room and good
board with private family, in pleasant locality,
convenient to street cars, at s 10 per month.
Address W. p. H., Appeal o1iee.
POARDERS-A few gentlemen day-boarders al
II So Union street. Terms moderate.
DOOMS-Elegant front and back rooms, with
~ board, can be had at ABB SHELBY STREET.
Day-OOar ers also wanted.
DOOMS-Dssigabie rooms and good board al
IL so JEFFERSOE STREET.
pOOMS- suit OF fTOnt TOOms, with board, al l N
Ia Court street. Day bearders wanted.
E7IhST-CLASS rooms. with or without board
u Terms very moderats. No. 81 Mulberry.
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! concur In the FOREGOING opinion.
Z. - l.

spasms and cramps in children are the result
of worms, and even adults are frequently
treated under mistake, while the genuine
seat Of the disease is worms. Try Dr. c.
M'Lare's celebrated vermifuSe, taking great
care to see Fleming Bros, Pittsburg, is on
the label. and you will learn grand secret.
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CoRsErs at Watkins's to day.

OOR<EIS At " aJhIns 70 uuy.
They Abide Steadily In Good Works.
Generals G. T. Beauregard, of louisiana,
and J. A Early, of Virginia, shll continue to
faithfully and theoretically discharge their
duties as commissioners on behalf Of the
State and people, and will give the next
grand semi-anuuai drawing of the Louisiana
State lottery (jhe 109.h In number of month
~ drawings), their personal supervision, and
assume the sole management of the distriou-
ton, which occurs promptly at noon On Tues
day, June II, 1879, at the operahouse in New
Orleans. For further information, address,
ere it l. too late, N. A. Dauphin, postofice
box 692 New Orleans
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Ladies. Take Notice.

l am bleaching leghorn hats by a new pro-
cess and guarantee them to look equal to
new. W. GOODYEAR,
$50 Second street.