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The DUEB MURDER
Trial Closed, the Prisoner Convicted
of Granddaughter aud Recon-
mended to the Mercy OF the
COurt-She Is Fined
Five Hundred
Dollars.

Snow Hill, June 19.-The july in the
case of Miss Ella Duer, charged with the
homicide of Miss Ella Hearn, returned ver-
dict Of guilty of murder Y tn recommended
ton to the mercy OF thS court. Judge Will
son informed the ju that the verdict must
be found, and the reply must not be guilty
of murder but guilty of mauslaughter. A
formal answer VIZ made, but before the
clerk 1uld n ,rd the verdict Mr.. Clis6eld, of
counsel fof ins defense, demanded poll of
the jury. The panel was Tx and formal
answer YVES ma lie of Guilty Of manslaugh-
ter" until the eighth juror was cell. J, when
atsd a sensation. Judge Wilson then said
as the jury had not fgl> ed they would again
retire, which they did, end returned in a
short time with the verdict, equity of man
slaughter, with a r, 1mmendatlon - the
mercy of the court" The pI soner WIS then
removed.
Judge Wilson in sent encing the prisoner,
said: Lillian Duer, you have b. IN tried by a
jury of true AID honest men for one of the
most helnous offenses known to Law, and they
have found you guilty Of manslaughter. In
view of the fact that there is no stain upon
your previous life, the jury has recommended
you to the mercy of the court, and
the court is glad of it. The Law
tiary or common jail, or to the maximum
fine of FIVE hundred dollars. The curt will
not sentence you to Imprisonment, but as the
ofense was OF grave character, the court
will impose the highest fine which the law
provides. The court therefore sentences you
to pay fine of five hundred dollars, and to
stand committed until the fine is paid"
Her friends will at once pay the fine, VIXEN
she will be discharged,
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DR.. VANDERPoEL, the health officer Of
New York, is not an alarmIst, and jet he
says: 81 make no attempt at concealment,
but 90 not publicly report such cases unless
inquiries are made. The facts as they stand
are grave enough without trying to alarm the
public. 1 think myself that unless a rigid
quarantine is kept up there is possibility Of
the yellow-fever making its appearance in
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THE laying of the cornerstone oil the GUS
tomhouse, on the twenty-iourth instant, will
be attended by brilliant display by our civic
societies and military companies. There will,
no do1bt, be very large attendance by our
country cousins, and the city will wear hol-
day appearance quite in keeping with an
occasion which its promoters have determined
shall be Conspicuous among the most marked
in Our histOrv
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We have been requested to state that the
committee to select suitable articles to be
deposited in the cornerstone of the Memphis
customhouse will be obliged to persons who
have such articles or relics, and are willing
to donate them, to leave them with John S.
Toof, of J. !. Busby & Co., before Monday
next The committee is composed Of An
drew J Kellar. Napoleon Hill, John S. Toof,
Gaoroe n Sease
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The Chicago Socialists.

CHICAGO, June l9.-Interviews with the
organizations in this city which have arms
and ammunition indicate that they intend,
as a rule, to comply with the State law, and
to retain their arms. The Lehr and Wehr
Vehren organization of workingmep, nine
hundred strong, from which some trouble
has been anticipated, intend, according to
their leaders," to appear with their arms
soon after July LIST. when the new law takes
effect, and allow themselves to be arrested,
that test case may be arranged and the
constitutionality of the new law decided at
once. The prospect for trouble on the Fourth
OF July IS, therefore, very nearly removed.
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The Indictment of the county officers OF
Davidson county, the news of which was
published IN the APPEAL of yesterday, was
great surprise to Memphis, as many, if not
most, of the indicted we're well known here.
The charges on which the indictments are
based are of the gravest possible character,
and their investigation will be looked forward
to with great interest by the people of all
parts OF the State.
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ST.. LOUIS, June l9.-Another coid-blooded
murder was committed here this evening
Henry Erb, pusher of street hand-cart,
and a man OF sad repute, assaulted his di-
vorced wife, IN the back yard of her residence,
No. 3I9 South Third street, between sve and
six o'clock. He plunged large knife twlce
INTO her right side, inhicting wounds from
which she died few moments after. Erb
was arrested shortly after and locked up.
No immediate cause is assigned for the act,
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HuMoR OF The SCALP

That was Destroying the Hair, Cured
with One Box OF CEttcura.
AiEsSRs. WEEKS q PoTTER-Gea LINEN. want to
tell you what Outicura has done for me- About ten
years ago my hair BEGAN falling out caused BY hII-
NOR of the scalp / tried various remedies, too
numerous to mention. without relief, until bsgaI
using Ottticlrd, one box Of which has entirely cureO
me and new hair Is beginning to grow Respect
fully MRS o. L Root
Se7 w Lake street, Chicago, ILL.,, Nov. I3, 1873
We know the above to be true
NARY Z. TOWNSEND, 4I2 W. jackson ST.
MRS. C. A. GRAY, BAL Fulton st.
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AT KNOXVILLE, on Wednesday, after the
presentation of diplomas to the graduates,
the Inauguration of the University followed.
in pursuance of an act of the legislature, by
the president Governor Marks, in an APP
propriate address, installed the board of
visitors recently appointed, the response on
behalf of the board being delivered by Hon.
z. w. Ewing, of Pulaski. Thus what was
long known as the University of East Ten
nessee becomes in name, as it has long been
an fact, State institution.
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ERING OUT THAT GUN.
Good News for Memphis-The Railroad
from Kansas City to be Built
The Contract for the First
Forty Miles Out.
Special to the Appeal

Special to the Appeal
SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, June 49, former
citizen sends words OF congratulation and
cheer to Memphis over results which have
transpired here to-day-results which may
prove grand indeed to Memphis. The COM
pletion of our road to Kansas City is now
assured, and forty miles in the direction of
Memphis is to be built as soon as possible.
The Missouri river, Fort Scott and Gulf rail-
road are the purchasers of the old Kansas
City and Memphis railroad. G. NJ JONES.
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The new water filter, the invention of
Rev. DR.. Boggs, who has been conspicuous as
a sensible sanitarian, is the next, and not the
least OF the contributions for the preservation
of the health of our people. We hope to
give a full description of it in a few days.
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scALp HEAD

For &fne Years Cured when all orI,er
Remedies Failed,
aEssRs: WESks & PoTTER-GeatEesaen: Since
July last have been using your oficgtJT for Seal6
HEAD, ana II las cured me when all medicines that
now using il as a hs Dressing but NV head ia we'll
II Keeps the hair - very nice condition Yours
truly ri RAYNOND
Auditor Fort Wayne Jackson q Saginaw r
Jackson, Mich Dec. 90 1873.
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THE South American republics are doing
what they can to hammer the life out of each
other Chill and Peru have been at it for
some time, and in the most barbarous man
ner, and now the Argentine republic lends a
helping hand to increase the confusion. Para
quay has INDUCED In another successful rev.
outiop and Mexico has been treated to a
pronunciamento by Negrete, Trevino and
Naranjo, men of brilliant military antece
dents who represent great popular dissatis-
faction with the government of President
Diaz, who is accused of having been untrue
to the programme of the ''plan of Tuxtepec. :"
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COLLINS Instantly they Danish Pain
vOIAc ELECTRIC and Weakness rouse the
elAsTERs dormant Muscles INTO new
life, stimulate the Liver and Ktineys cure Dyspep
STA, Indigestion, Bilious Collie, Cramps and Pains
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Seiatica, Weak Spine, Weak
and Sore Lungs. Coughs ard Colds, Weak Back
Ague and Liver Pains.
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(9ticura
HUMORS OF TIE SCALP.
LOSS OF HAIR.

Loss OF Hair in thousands of cases is due entirely
70 some form OF scalp disease. Seventyve per cent
or the number or bald heads might be covered with
hair by judciOus of Cttcurg assisted BY CUT
ourd Soap II Is the most agreeabs as we'll as the
most eective hair reStorer ever E0inced by man. 1t
Is medicinal In the truest sense of the word. All
others are some oleagenous m xture poisonous
eyes None out Ctttcei1d possesses the specific med
cal properties that enable II TO all Itching and
scaly diseases that iname and ritate the scalp and
hair glands and tubes causing premature badness.
Medium doses of the CslicIrd ReSOLyent will purify
the oil and sweat glands of the of scrofulouS
humoT OF the blood and insure permanent cure,
when taken in connection with th9 outward appllea-
tion of CsEticura-
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SALT RHEUM AND BANKRUPT
Cared thnt Several PhyaScIans had
Failed ia Treat successfully,

EaAted 20 Treat Suecessfully,
MESsRs. WEEKS i POTTER Gentlemen: Ihaye had
also on my legs for the past four years, having sur
tered exceedingly with IL. The danduff
falling from my baIr was veFy annoying,
! consulted several dis inguished physicians
IN regard to IL. and have taken their prescrip-
little relief. I told by many persons who have
the Salt Rheum, and who have been doctored for
years, thar there was for it, that II was in
the blood. ana should always have it, and was al
most inclined TO agree with them. but friend want
60 me to try ChfclgI. made ny your firm. did and
to my astonisn uent, In less than three weeks, my
head was entirely free from all salt Iheum ana dan
drJff, and cannot any appearance OF salt rheam
on my person think Il a WONDERFUL remedy. Re
specially yours. GEORGE 4. NUDGE
Portsmouth, n. T.. tebruary 6. 1879
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sl95.OOO Fire n. Mobile

MOBILE, June IA Ere on Water street
in the rear of the Battle house, destroyed
Sherman's stationery store, Dubose & Co. 3
drug store, M'krDiey a. Co., saddlery, and
keinkouf u Strauss wholesale dry goods
house. Lass, $l25, 900; insured.
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EATHER INDICATION

WAR DEPARTMENT, OFFICE ca. SIC. OFFICER.
WAsHIHGToH, June 20. am.
For Tennessee, the Ohio valley and lOTer
lake region, sasterly riHds, VGrnier and
partly cloudy heather, falling barometer.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-06-20

The CUTICURA REMEDIES are prepared bs
weeks Potter, chemists ana druggists, 300 Wash
lDgton street, Boston and for sale By all drug
elsts. rice OF CUIlCUBA, small boxes. SO cents;
iarse BOXES containing tw0-and-one-half times the
quantity of small. 81. RESOLVENT, 81 per bottle.
cakes. IL canis- p t
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Bcse Bali scores.

PROVIDENCE, R. l., June 19-Provldence.
s; Cleveland, l.
BosToN, June 19.--Boston, 6; Cincin-
matt, 0.
NEW BEDFORD, MASS, June I9.-Hay-
makers, g.; New Bedfords, 2.
SYRACUSE. N. Y, June 19.-Chicago, A.;
Stars, 3.
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EST ABLISHEP 1910.


yesterday Of cotton: Liverpool cotton,
6 sd; Memphis cotton. ~ Sc; Nerc Or
leans cotton, Zee; Nero York cotton. 10 8 16c.
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T1HE officers and members OF Desoto a
i Lodge, No. 800, r. d A. NJ, are hereby ~
notified TO attend the semi annual commu- A%
nication Of this Lodge this (FRIDAY) event. " y
ing. June Goth, at O'Clock. full and prompt at
tendance is earnestly desired Members OF city
lodges are invited. BUN y. PRICE. W. III.
n NJ Raglan Secretary
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MYSTERIOUS.

Alleged DefalcatiOn in the Clothing
House Of Wannamaker & Brown
Arrest Of Charles o. EVeIand,
Thomas Watties and VIM. f.
MOOre-The Latter Re-
leased from Custody.
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MARRIED.

sTEwART-wooDS-At the residence OF Mrs.
Mary White on Thursday evening. June 9, 1879.
by Rev. r. a. Mahon. Mr.. ]. d STEWART and Mrs.
g. A. WOODS. No card.
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but it is known that they have quarreled
several times within a few months, and on
one occasion he beat her badly.
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PERU is going into. she paper-prOmise-to-
pay business. Bad begins, but worse re-
mans behind"
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THE healthy growth of the baby is de-
pendent upon its freedom from tie pernl-
cious effects of opium. DR.. Bulls baby
syrup is the best remedy known for the dis
eases of eaely childhood.
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A QUIET DAY

In Congress Yesterday The Senate,
After Another Series of Filibuster.
ing, AdjOurns, with the Under.
standing that Vote will be
had To-Day ON the Army
Appropriation
Bill.
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British Aid for the Canadian Pac,a,
Railway

LONDON, June 19.-In the house of COM
mons, to-day, Sir Michael Hicks Beach, in
replying to question by John Bright con-
corning the deputation said to be coming
from Canada to ask the government for a
loan or guarantee for the purpose OF con-
struggling the Pacific railway, said all he
knew about it was the resolution of the
Canadian parliament respecting the Pacific
railway. The deputation, he said, was GER
tainly not coming In consequence of any
communication on the subject between the
two governments.
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CABLE NEWS.

Prince LOuis Napoleon Killed by an AM
bush Of Zulus while Accommodating
in Front OF the British Lines
His Body RecOVered-PrO-
gress Of the Anglo
Zulu War.
A Socialist Conspiracy Discovered in
Spain-The AnglO-P Treaty
Silver Coinage in Germany
WestOn's Last and Greatest
VictOry-British Aid for
the Canadian Pacific.
Railway.
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A Strange Letter Falls into the Hands
Of Chief-Of-POiice Athy - A Batch
Of Curious kilograms Likewise
Captured - The Matter I'm
iergOIBg. Investigation
by the Authorities

Quite a sensation developed yesterday fore
noon, caused by the arrest of Charles O.
Eveland, agent or superintendent of the
clearinghouse Of Wannamaker d Brown,
26916 Main street, opposite Court square,
which house is a branch of the parent
clothing house at Philadelphia. Thomas
Watties, book-keeper of the house, and VIM.
+. Moore, a CLERK, were also arrested by
Chief-of- p olice Athy, but subsequently the
clerk, VIM. F. Moore, was released from
custody. The cause OF the arrests was that
ON Saturday last Mrs. Topping, who keeps a
clearinghouse at las Washington street,
found a mysterious looking pockeJbook on
the q or of the bed room of Thomas Wat
ties, the book keeper above mentioned, who
boarded and roomed at her house. On ex-
aminiDg the contents of the pocketbook a
mysterious and suspicious letter and num-
Der of kilograms were found therein. They
were addressed to VIM. f. Moore for
Thomas Watties, by the agent or superin-
tendent of the clothing house OF Wannamaker
& Brown, in this city, Charles o. Eveland
who was then at Philadelphia making settle
ment with the parent house. Mrs. Topping
carried the pocketbook to Chief of Police
Athy, and that energetic officer at once tele-
graphed the facts to WaDnamaker d Brown,
at Philadelphia. The result was that Mr. R.
G. Ogden, confidential agent OF the house,
arrived in this city on Wednesday morning,
and it was at once decided to make the neces-
sary arrests. The letter and kilograms were
as follows:
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COUNSEL EMPLOYED.

General Horrigan has been employed to
defend Eveland and Watties, while General
Wright has been employed to prosecute the
case on behalf Of Wann6maker q Brown. 1t
was announced late yesterday that General
Horrigan would at once apply for writ of
habeaS corpus on behalf Of Eveland and
Watties, to inquire into the legality of their
arrest and detention. The matter will re-
ceive some judicial investigation to-day, of
which our readers will be fully informed in
tomorrow mornings APPEAL.
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IT Is economy to use Crescent baking pow
| der 1t is of superior strength. Try it. Fer
J sale by y. NJ. sTRATToN 4 co
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TestOn Winning the Tramp Cham
pi0nshiD OF the World.

LONDON, June 19.-Sir John Ashley paid
Weston visit in his tent tonight. After
chatting while, Sir John said to Weston
''Well. you look in good fettle; now, I'll tell
you what I'll do, so that this tournament
shall be memorable one. I'll wager FIVE
hundred pounds to your one hundred pounds
that you don't cover five hundred and fifty
miles by Saturday night. Do you take me?"
Certainly, SIR john" said Weston; ''the
Eve centuries will make good lining to the
bel" The two men shook hands and part
ed. Brown is ordered to remain in his tent,
by his medical adviser, for Eve hours rest.
This will undoubtedly give the race to Wes-
ton.
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BOOKS AND STOCK ExAMINEp.

Mr. Ogden, of Philadelphia, took charge of
the store, and yesterday was engaged in max
ing thorough investigation Of the books
and in taking stock. From what could 6e
learned by our commissioner, the defalcation
will not probably amount to over one thou
sand dollars, and it is stated that Mr.. Eve
land and Mr.. Watties assert that the trouble
was caused more by carelessness than crimi-
nality, which losses they attempted to cover
up in the manner Indicated In the above
letter and teleOrams
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The AngIO-POrtuguese Treaty.

LONDON, June l9AThe cortes has ratified
the treaty with Great Britain establishing
customs union between the British and Por-
tuguese FAST Indies, and the customhouses
between the two will be abolished. The Por-
tuguese will adopt the British Indies tariff
excise, money, weights, measures, and extra
dition regulations. The British salt monopoly
will be extended to Portuguese territory in
consideration of indemnity to the latter OF
four Lace Of rupees annually.
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wrArnEn onsERvArIoNs.

WAR DKP'T. SIGNAL SERvIoE. u. g. ARMY.
THuRsDAY. June 10. 1879. 1000 pm.
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GENTLEMEN who desire fine whisky for
home use would do well to call for Green
Brier. 1t can be obtained from any of the
principal iobbers and dealers.
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The Nhed9Ye Declines to Abdieate Till
k7is Debts are Paid.

LONDON, June ia correspondent at
Alexandria telegraphs that it is reported
there that the French csnsnl-generai pos
sesses the Sultan's frman for disposing of
the khedive in case he refuses the European
demand. kilograms from Cairo report that
the English and French consuls-generals had
an interview with the khedive yesterday aud
demanded his asdication in favor of his son,
Prince MohaDed Tewpik. The khedive re-
piled thai when his creditors were paid he
would ahdicata
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r. B. MARTIN, Sergeant. Signal Corps, U. 8. A.
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Thomas Watties, the book-keeper, and
VIM f. Moore, the clerk, were arrested by
the police officers early yesterday morning,
but subsequently, VIM. f. Moore wgs released
from custody, Detectives M 'Cune and Pryde
drove out to Gill's station; where the super
intendent, Charles o. Eveland, rc1ided, he
having rented house in that locality, and
was residing therein. When the Diet ctives
reached the Dwelling, they discovered two
clerks of.the Wannamaker S Brown 81 IRE, on
horseback, riding toward the residence Of
their employer, Charles 0. Evelaud. One Of
the young men was Eveland's brother, and
the other, Mr.. Woodward. Charles O. Eve.
land was arrested and brought to the city.
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A Socialist Conspiracy I'm Spain

Madrid, June ia socialist conspiracy
has been discovered at San Miguel. Seven
conspirators have been imprisoned and list
of their az completes seized.
In a debate in the cortes on speech from
the throne. Premier Campos stated that the
government fully int ,nded to settle the Gu
ban question, ana would pursue conclliatory
possible II abolish slave. Immediately. The
address ives adopted-Yeas, I49; nays, Q.
During the aiht"gy review here to-day an
ammunition wagon exploded, killing two
soldiers and wounding two soldiers and sew
eral spectators.
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THE MYSTERIOUS LETTER.


FRIEND WILLIAM am having some little trouble
with my account. am short much more than can
account for and Mr.. W. II. W. must have the stock
book, with all the items, so he tells me this morn
Now what wish Is that you and WattieS would draw
OFF the Items In another book or the same size. You
must add some items TO 1t In the ready made and In
cloShes and In the fixtures, that 1t will come out
just as have It down here, 81 ,741 80. dRI then
send il 10 him Don't make any bOtch In it that he
can pick one up on Ii. When you add the items in
the ready ma lie DON'T make them In TOO large lots
make Ii up In pants vests, coats, and a few over
coats. Don't Tdt ~ any custom goods to make
IL up. Did the amount o. ste tx that Watties
ported 10 me include fixtures? Put In your fixtures
each; desk $25; eight gaS1xtU-es, 81 each; one In
window, Sl6; stove, $50, glass, $50; twelve racks
for clothes. SO 20 each: one dressing rOom S25;
six chairs. 81; books S27; one letteT-press ST so;
desk 1xtures what they are; two signboards. S55:
Competing, 1858; oilclOth 81 50; small glass.
S6 80; two long tables with drawers Sl4 each, and
whatever small ems there are so that 1t will not go
over $780, FiL t up IR such shgO1 that h cannot
dstect fldt hare JCri ten yC9 G6Cat IT, ItemZe the
fixtures about as ! have them. In itemlZing the
clothing put In the Hreman'S uniform and the bale
OF military goods, so that the whole thing will figure
up S11,741 90.
Don't. for God sake, make any bunder in this now;
have Wattles let me know just what the sales have
been to FEBRUARY 1st and just what has been banked
up to that time, and tue amount OF goods received
up to that time. send that book to SIR. W. H. W.,
itemized and 10 show up &II,741 SO. Send at
once. Don't stop one moment, but get II OF,
Don't have the fixtures go over seven
hundred and fifty dollars. IS $50 90
Itemize the clothing to about. 9,S19 90
Balance in military goods. 245 80
Total. ................ -.............S1l,74 I 80
Is on your books. Hurry this thing through Send
the itemized book to W. Il. W. without any explana-