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sTRAYED on sTOLEN.

o ULE- One dark bay horse mule eight years old
vi branded on left Jaw with letter Z. a liberal
reward viii be paid for the delivery of abe 10
j. A. Forrest Co., at Memphis, h me at Collier
Vile. -e- -. - q j. S. MORRIS,
COW-On April 3D., a light red COW, lower part OF
- her tail white, white feet swallow fork In each
ear, crooked horns. give dollars reward for her re-
turn TO No. 1875 Front street.
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The prettiest and cheapest are at Drake d
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Best Manner of Treating kidney Disease.

5. I: 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. II. Scott, druggist
OF tins place, Benson's capclne porous plas-
ter. felt relief few hours after applying
1t. In twentyt 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 1t to have influence upon the sys-
tenn far more beneficial than that of the COM
mon, slow acting porous plaster. Its mar
velous properties give almost instant relief
from pain, and insure a more certain and
quicker cure than any known plaster, hni-
ment or compound. Sold by all druggists.
Take no other article. Price, 25 cents.
Sweet as a ChapIet of Roses
is ]. & E. Atkinson's extract of white roses
for the hair. At once cleansing, invigorating
and of delightful fragrance.
The Best for the Price.
This can be said of the clothing at r. NJ.
Drake x Co.'S.
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Come and buy your Spring Hats. All the
latest styles have Srrived ana stock complete.
for old and young, rich and poor Hats for
everybody, and at plices t. suit the times
Martin Cohen, the halter, 2I9 Main street,
under Worsham house.
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FlOyd's

John Sturla's Restaurant.
Ladies parlor up stairs, 337 Main, corner
Union.
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FOR RENT 11KLEASE

TOTTAGE-LOTS-I Will rent or lease, for term
~ OF years, to good tenants, nice cottage and
grounds, on IL. and G. B., two miles from city.
Lots o. g. 10 or 20 acres near the city.
Farms on railroad Ia Shelby and Haywood cour-
ties. in quantities TO suit tenants, will sell on
long time. w. A COLLIER 275 Main st.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

e4F-" why don't shoes wear rs well rs
they used to?" is often heard II Is because people
are too much Inclined 10 patrOnize the so called
Cheap lSdLeS ana 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. by paying little more. get gCt Il
article AND SAVE MONFY THERERY
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Sprins-Suit Cloths.
ann KPadV.

Everybody can be suited in these goods,
and the suits will be made to fit, at brakes.
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Sweet as a ChapIet of Roses

The Best for the Price.
This can be said of the clothing at r. NJ
brake q Co.'S.
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TOWS- Two spotted red and white cows one with
crumpled horns; the old one has the shell of
one horn broken of. libeIal reward will be paid
for any information leading to their recovery By w.
W. CANADA, Brooks avenue, near fernando road.
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WHITE RED AND SPECIFIED
PEAS!

r. O.. CRAIG GO 90
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STRAYED.

N1ARE COLT From the old Howard place on
WI MLemore avenue, on the morning of the 10th
inst, one black mare colt, three years old, scar
tiOnal Bank. .f arrtl+ p.
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PROF. C P. slskLsn. MUSICAL DrREoroa.
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wiz give THREE OPERAS. with Fun Orchestra. at
Memphis Theater.
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HEEMFnIs OPEIlA CLUE,
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TAKEN Up,

II Observation-Disclosures about years
L old; white blaze on forehead; had saddle and
natter on. The owner can have same by calling on
JONES CR0F0RD, colored. rear IL Washington.
(IOW-A large size brindle COW, with calf
~ months old which the Ownsr can have by pay
ing charges and proving property. Chas Boyde, col
Ored, BASS avenue, two miles from city
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FOB SALE Or RENT.

INURNITURE-Of a most desirable and centrally.
II located residence; furniture embraces full par.
Tor set, chamber sets (complete): also hail. dining
room and kitchen furniture. Parties bnyt6g the
whole outfit can secure the house al low rent None
but respOsIble parties need answer. L. A. Appeal.
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FOIk RENT.

1 OTEL A large. new three-story brick hotel I'm
IL Bolivar. containing twenty rooms, besfd scom-
Portable Outhouses and garden, with good welt; stu
ated on the public square, and all premises In good
order. For further information, addres BOLIVAR
HOTEL COMPANY, Bolivar, Tennessee. or
.eJEROME HILL. Memphis.
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The Little Rock railroad transfer boat,
General Pierson. Captain Aaingault com-
maudiuR, had been engaged for the ex-
cursIOn yesterday afternoon, to meet Captain
BOytpn some miles above here, while lac was
on his lonely way padding and floating
down the NIssissippi uv.r eJt route from
Pittsburg to New Orleans. The General
Plerson was at the foot of Jefferson street
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Maritime MISCELLANY.

STEAMER PoLlNo (Br from Montreal, which arrived at
North sydney CB July Is reports date struck ST.
Pau Island and received slight damage to her She
will 60 the railway At North Sydney for repairs.
STEAMER CHAxPLAIN (Br from Liverpool for Quebec
with general reported of Anteosti Island af
have sent from Quebec to her assistance.
scHR VIZ McLooN from Now York for st George, Me- in
going into Edgsrtswn evening Of 18th, touched the
fats and hauled aoat by cutter Dexter
SLoor L BoN of Falrhaven, unshipped her rudder OF
Nonqut 18th inst, and towed to Farhaven by tug
Charlie.
GERMAN LLoYDs-We have received frsm Capt Bern
this for this work the June Supplement
It number Of vessels recently eassed and
reported in the yearly volume also the alterations
and corrections made during the month
OvERpUE-Schr E Niekorson. OF Boston, from Woods
Hole Maj CHI Is for Port Royal SC with Of
has heard of since her departure from Woods
Hole.
HALIFAX July 15-Seamcr Polino at North Sydney from
Montreal that she picked Freeman Munroe and
John Moore from the fishing schooner Seth
Soekbrdge left the vessel in d0y haul travis.
and fog setting in thew could not find the vessel They
HcxsvILLE IL July 5-schr Foster of Cold Spring.
aleak Monday, and was run ashore ON Doe's
Beach for repairs.
New HAVEN July l5-The Concord Of tho freight
line this city and Philadelphia. labored much
n the rough of Milford Friday night, while her
this city that she had to be ashore about three
o'clock Saturday morning to save her from swamping.
steam yacht Comet Capt Paul 1t found that she
received damage of consequence
SAN Francisco. July sThe schooner Elvonjs arrived
from Crescent City Yesterday where she has been
January 1t ST. OOO to this vessel OF
the beach and repair her.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AARHUus July 1l-Arrvod, bark Comma (Sor). Olsen,
New York.
ANTWERP July 14-Arivsd. ship Jotun tNor), Hauf.
New York bark Thos Keiilor (B, Richardson, Phadel
pbia
Sailed 14th, barks Chrstci (3er) Zincke. New York
Heicn Sands Bosford Chsrieston 18TH steamer Hcary
Edyo (Beig) Eyler New York.
BRISTOL July l3-Arrived ship Edgar B, Crosby Phil
adcphia; 18th, bark Emile Dngle (Br. Daniel, Now
York
Sailed 18TH bark Nuova Charins qtaD, Atsanasio, New
York.
BEAcHy HEAD. July 14-oa, bark Sarah N Smith CBr)
Olsen. Philadelphia for Antwerp.
BELFAST, July i5-Arrived bark Hvidcorn tNor. Knud
sen, Philadelphia
BRKxxs, July i5-Arrived ship Meta Ger. HOLES, Now
York.
Sailed 18th, ship Washington, Martin. New York mot
previously
BARcsLosA July -Arrivsd, vidal sals tspsn),
Ojinaga, Now York.
BLAYE Franco), to July l6-Arrved, ship wellington
(Br), Irvine, New York.
BAYoSSx, TO July l5Arrived, brig Augusta Cr), Buck.
New York.
BoLDERAA, to July 15-Arrived. bark Heimdal tNor).
Jensen, Wilmington. NC, for Riga
CARDIFF, July 15-Arived, ship City Of Brooklyn,
Herman. Liverpool.
Sailed 18th, ship Alice Cooper, Humphreys. Bombay.
CorrSHAeKS, July 13-Arrived, bark Jupiter Ger
Uirich New York.
CHRisnASsASp, July 7-Arrivsd. bark 0aspard GNor),
johnson. Charleston.
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Steamer Wyoming (Br. Gadd. Liverpool via Queens
town-Williams Guion.
Steamer Amaryllis Or, Bagburn, London-John G
Seager.
steamer Alexandria (Br, Lindquestcr Glasgow-Hen-
dersou Brothers.
steamer France (Fr) Trudee Havre-Louis do Bebian.
Steamer Cores, Bennett, Halifax, Ms. and st Johns.
NF-Ciark and Seaman - 49, -.
Steamer Wyanoke Couch Norfolk City Point and Rich
mond-Old Dominion Steamship Co
Steamer Ann Eliza, Davidson, Phladelphia-Wm
Steamer VIM Woodward, Young, Batimore--J Krems.
Steamer Neptune. Berry, Boston-H Dmock
Ship Levi Burgess, Starrett, Antwerp-SnOw X Bnr-
Bark Unanima (sr. whitehouse, Hull, E-James Ell
well 4 Co.
Bark Eyvva or). Pharo. Cork Falmouth for orders
Funch. Edge & Co.
Bark Ncrea (Aus). Raimondi. Cork Falmouth for
0rders-John Z Seager.
Bark Enigma (Brj, Walker, Newry, I-Jsmss Elwe 4
Co.
Bark Abraham skalls Nor, Gregersen. Gottsnbsrg-
BARK Jenny Ger, Grote Hsmburg-Theo Ruger.
Bark Nebo IN orr, Jahanesen, H1vre-Funch, Edge Co.
Bark Pasqaalino ltaD Cacace, Venice-Benhsm, Boye-
Bark o. Kohan (Ger) Dade Montevideo-John Norton Il
Bark Elotts (Br, RumbollOw, Pernambuco via Balti-
Brig Tarifa, Brown, Carthagona-Smpson. Clapp Co.
Brig Roberto QtaD Astsrita Zante for orders-Lsuro,
Storey and Searpati.
Brig Emma Dean venz. Rodriguez Laguayra and Porto
Brig Alice lBrj, Montgomery Truxillo, &c-Eggers 4
Schr Mama Loa, Chisham. Bahia-F II Smith Co.
calf a. Go.
Schr Kocheko Seward. Jacksenvile-George Squire.
Schr Siias Evans, Bedell Fornandina-E Hurlbut 4
Co.
schr W Gesner. Cubbery, Richmond, va--Jamss Van
Schr sparts Hallowell. Portland, Me-Jed Frye Co.
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OBITUARY.
ROBERT d. ATTERBURY.

HoBEhI D. AlTEhbUKf.
Robert B. Atterbury, who held very high position
in the Masonic Order during the most interesting
periods in the history Of that organization3 in
this city, died yesterday at mis- residence in Bank
street at the advanced age of eighty years. In
1920 he first Joined the Order and two years after
tered the Columbian Commandery. of which De Witt
Clinton then Commander. When Lafayette
visited America in 1924 Mr. Atterbury present as
one of the stat. when the order Of knighthood was
conferred upon the distinguished Frenchman by the
Morton and Columbian communicates. OF all
the great demonstrations of honor and respect
conferred upon the renowned Marquis during
this visit, which has been likened TO triumphal
progress, the Masonic ceremony was the most i'm
posing. 1t took place in st. Johns Hall, Franklin
street. On either side of the Eminent Commander
DE Witt Clinton. stood Mr.. Atterbury and Recorder
anti Mason excitement followed shortly after. and
the Columbian Commandery was the only organiza
ton which held regular meetings during that
stormy period. 1t is now the senior commandery of
the United States Mr.. Atterbury maintained his
connection with the organization until the year
1859. when bitter feud sprang mp between him and
other members of the commandery, of which he was
then Eminent Commander. 1t resulted in his resig
nation and entire withdrawal. He was a member Of
member in the thirty second degree of the Ancient
Scotch Rite. He retained possession of the records
the Columbian Commandery, relating to its meet
ings and proceedings from 1916 TO 1859. and could
not be persuaded to give them up to his successors
Mr. Atterbury's business was that OF an expert ac-
countant, in which capacity he was engaged by the
leading mercantile houses OF the metropolis.
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LEGAL INTEREST.

ATTORNEY GENERAL scHooNMAKER SAYS THE
NEW LAW REDUCING THE RATE TO SIX PER
CENT HAS NO EFFECT TILL NEXT JANUARY
ALBANY. July Is. 1879.
Attorney General Schoonmaker, in reply to in
quiries. to-day said that he had had official demand
upon him for an opinion regarding the six per cent
interest law. and had not made any special search
among the authorities for views about the matter.
He not averse. however to speak his mind upon
the subject to your correspondent. considering tho
general interest evincei in the subject. Il
very clear he said "in the belief that
six per cent becomes the legal ratio of interest
and after January l. 1850. and not until then.
But in the meantime there be question that
the old rate seven per cent? prevails aud upon
tracts made between the present and January $780,
and extending after that date will prevail until the
close of the contract The portion of the law which
rays that nothing therein contained shall be
Btrned to affect any contract made before the passage
Of the act IS purely negative. 1t is. In fact.
pusage, because the Legislature cannot pass post
facto law. The law just passed could not have
affected previous contracts, oven II there had
been no such clause in 1t. 1t cannot in any
way affect contracts. after The passage
of the act until IT takes effect. Indeed. 1t is plain
that 1t cannot be OF effect until 1t takes effect The
date Of the passage OF an act mas no significance in
the effect of that act where the date upon which the
act into effect is further in the future IL is
usual with the Legislature to name the time when
acts shall 40 into effect ia the acts themselves. The
most usual method is to use the words, This act
shall take effect Immediately II time is named
then the the statutes takes effect twenty days
IL IL signed. But in instances and indeed
quite often the date is placed at some future period.
One of the code amendments was passed recently
with a provision that 1t should not go into effect
until year afterward.
FRIVOLOUS POSITION
''The plea that contracts made between now and
1880 subject TO legal rate of interest is. It
rtxA
per cent, as the only operative law in effect
npon that head indicates. II IL plain. common
sense proposition that law remains in force until
one repeating amending II takes its pacethat is,
takes effect it's place The law Of 1879 cannot have
repealed the Seven Per Cent act yet. for the simple
reason that IL has done nothing yet and can do
nothing until January l. 1880. Tho legal rate Of In.
terest, consequently. remains seven per cent until
then. Upon the general ground that the Legislature
cannot pass post factO law also rests the argument
that nade before 1880 ut the present rates
intact until they cease. after 1850. not
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PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRATS

DELEGATES TO THE CONVENTION ARRIvING-A
LITTLE EXCITEMENT OVER THE NAME OF
sELDEN-THE PLATFORM.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HKRALD.1
HARRISBURG, Pa, July Is, 1879.
About three-fourths of the delegates to the Dem
ocratic State Convention have arrived and
the attendance tomorrow is expected to be
full No convention has ever been held in this
city which has been accompanied by less excite
ment This lack of interest is attributable to the
fact that there is competition for the State Treas
urership. the only office to filled at the election
in November D. o. Barr. Of Pittsburg. will be
nominated by reclamation after number of candi-
dates shall have received complimentary votes.
THE HIDDEN HAND
breeze created to-day by report that the
Barr favored william l. Scott. of Erie chair
Of State committee in the interest of Samuel J..
Tiiden for the Presidency. Many democratic dele
gates protested against such selection cal
culated to produce discord in the ranks Of the
party and it is reasonably certain that Scott who
of Tildens most ardent supporters at st.
Louis. and who is now strong advocate of his NOM
era A. II. Cotfroth OF Somerset, will be permanent
chairman.
PLATFORM.
The convention will approve the course of the
democrats in Congress in its efforts to repeal the
test oath and against bayonet rule and condemn
the frequent of the veto power by
which a fraudulent administration subverts the
will of the people. 1t will denounce the
contract convict labor system. coole immigration
and the extravaganza and corruption of the last Leg
isature The Western democrats demand resolu-
ocrats oppose it, A compromise will probably be
patched up to suit Sides
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oBsEQUIEs OF THE FEN1AN o'KELLY.

The funeral OF Edward O'Kelly, the recently de-
ceased Fenian, took place i'll Newark yesterday and
was attended by the simplest ceremonies. The body
robed in brown habit. encased in handsome
silver mounted rosewood coffin. About three
o'clock it removed to the Church OF St. Mary s.
Roman Catholic. of William and High streets,
where a simple service for the dead was per.
formed. No remarks made. The body
then borne to the Cemetery OF the Holy
Sepuchre for interment. About six hundred person MS
assembled in front of Mr. David Kanes residence in
Warren street, whence the funeral took place. The
pallbearers were O'Doaovan Rossa General Thomas
+. Bourke John j. Breslin, Patrick Tierney
Rocky Mountain" O'Brien and John Owens. There
also present Thomas Clark Luby, DR..
Brusnan, Patrick Haybyrne. Thomas Brennan, J. j.
Berry, John Rossiter. Matthew Carroll and many
others The Irish Volunteers, Hibernian Rifles and
Sarsfield Guard were in attendance in full military
uniform. The funeral was in charge of the Young
Ireland Club. assisted by the Clanna-Gael and
feld Club.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY Is, 1879.
ARRIVALS.

RrpoRrEp BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHrTEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINK.
Steamer Rhiwindda ,r Allen. Cardiff July with mdse
and passengers to q Buliey. Experienced st,ongw
winds with dense fogs throughout the passage July H.
Lisbon for Phiadelphia, all we'll
cSS" co. ny and
Castle Island passed steamer Elias az from New York
steamer City of Washington Zimmerman. Havana July
Steamer Rio GranGe. rennin ston galveston July s. via
Key West. with mdse and a. passengers 10 II Mallory
steamer Kniekerbocker. Kimbe,. New Orleans days.
steamer City Of Savannah Mallory Savannah So hours.
days. with
mdsc TOD " Quintard Co
and Norfolk with mdse and to the Old Doin
Steamer Abemarle, Hulphers West Point, with md-s
the Old Dominion Steamship Co
\; I, SsS.
Bros Txpercnssa strong WV gales entire passage
ana empty barrels 70 order; vessel to PAUL. Had line
lark Mary ycnness. Cakes Busnos Ayres so days. with
BARK Kestrei Sof Windsor, Ns) Lochhrt, Curaeoa 10
Says VIII, eos S and Ss t. H 1ros July ,
Ameres, Ar@strcng Barbados Is days, with
Bark Garth, Tidmsrsh st crox 10 days with molassss
Bark Atlantic Lanfare s. kits 10 days with and
g. TO es Sos p sSas 1s Ion
Bah Io,cphine s,ahl Ma'smsss days with sugar to
-
Bark Lisbon, Dunning. Matanzas. with sugar to
BARK Jose More, Carlisle, sagua - days. with sugar
Bark jose Bueno. Jonos st Jago IL days. with sugar
to Waydcll a Co.
Brig " d Andrews, Elliott, Port Prince with mdse
Brig jeremiah Ford sasua II days, with sugar order;
Brig Kossak smith sagpa i days with to Grin
ns sen 4Psrsn Hs ae days. in bal
last. to II w Loud Co. .
Schr Hattie Gard. Moore. Cape Hayden 10 days with
Iogwood 10 Kunhardt 4 Co.
Schr Edwin Ryan Baracoa IL days with fruit Gomez
A PearsaIls; vessel TO J A Van Brunt Co
apples 90 William Douglass vessel to u J Weinberg.
schr James woodhouse tof Now Haven Lowery. Jack
sonville with lumber TO EppngeSe Russell Co;
schr Moseley iof Boston,, Anterior. Jack sonve
days with lumber to Alsop Clark vessel to Parsons
Lond -
naval to Dollner. Potter 90; vessel to Abbott
scr Ralph Howes tof Belfast Mel, Getch Fernandina
days with lumber to Brown: IL bound to kcypott
sehr Charmer of Stoningon! Daboll Savannah days,
with lumber 20 order; vessel to Evans. Ball a Co -
schr Mnnehaha, Ireland, Beaufort, NC days, with
water melons to order
schr Alcott Lovc.and Virginia rs
Schr N Leonard Lorey, Virginia
Schr Lydia ii Roper. Cranmer. Virginia
ss sSr JoSn nenm. colSs rrn sn'
Schr Sarah Laverno Smith, Virginia
Schr Barton, Miller, Virginia
Schr ) 7 Wood, CuHin. Virginia
schr John Nc Donrell. McAndrews Virginia
Scbr Tyler Curtis Virginia.
schr !. Barnes, Barnes; Virginia.
Schr v Lock wood, st John, Georgetown.
Schr X shaw, Clark, Baltimore.
Schr Lawrence, shaw, Baltimore
Schr Charles Lord Harbut, Philadelphia, for Boston
No. Steamer Arizona tr from Liverpool which arrived
syringa t3r Lewis, from st John Nh for Cork same
time bark Alice Cooper r King from Barrow for Amer