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appropriations needed to pay arrearsges
OF pensions. The bill for arrears Of
pensions had been before the House. 1t
had been stated that II would only
require q few millions up TO
November ], 1880. The government
had paid out for arrearages alone $2l4,.
Coz, 600; the averge arrearases to each
OF the old pensioners had been found to
be $50 At the date OF the report Of
the Commissioners of Pensions there
had been PSI ,597 claims pending. and the
average arrears in each new claim was
LOO. Supposing 80 per cent. OF these
claims would be disallowed there would
still he in round numbers 1877 600 ar.
rearages to be paid at the rate
OF $l,l00 each would amount
to $2l7 900 900. and he wished
call attention to the further fact that the
average pensioners OF the Government
was only forty one years. He criticised
the present system Of paying pensions
under the present system. Anybody
could get pensions who was willing to
take false oath. The commissioner had
told him that out OF $50, 600 eco paid last
year 81 ,0O0, 900 was paid out fraudu.
lently and perhaps more.
After debate the committee rose
and reported the bill to the House. The
action Of the committee in striking out
the pIoviso relative to the fees of the ex.
aiming surgeons was rau.
fied-yeas 90, nays 81, and the bill
then passed. The House then, on mo-
ton Of Mr.. Fort, took q recess for ten
minutes to enable the members to greet
Gen. u. .. Grant.
who at this moment appeared on the
floor. General Grant tnen, amid up
plause on the floor and in the galleries,
TOOK q position in the space in front oi
the Speakers desk and received the
greetings OF the members who were in.
troduced by Speaker Randall. Nearly
all the members approached and shook
hands with the ex President, and it was
noticed that those who did not were,
with very few exceptions, Northern
Democrats.
Substitute for the TuudinE Bill.
Alter recess Mr.. Bland, OF Missouri,
cd in the Record q substitute which he
pT0pO6eu tO OuSf IOf tue iuuuiux Uili. ~
appropriates OF the coin now In the
Treasury the sum OF $l00, ,000. coo Tor the
pay ment OF the interest bearing the debt
OF the United States, falling due during
1880 and 1881. and directs the Secretary
OF the Treasury to cause to be coined the
maximum amount OF silver dollars In
the manner now authorized by Law, and
to pay out such dollars in tn,
redemption OF the public debr
Section two repealed all lass
authorizing the issuirg Of bonds for tie
purpose OF funding or redeeming tie
interest bearing debt Of the United
States.
Mr.. Martin, OF West Virginia, offered
a resolution directing the Committee Oh
Railroods to inquire into the alleged
mortgage and SAFE Of unt armed lsud
grants by the Northern Pacific Railroad
and the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad
and report what examine |
ton IL necessary to preserve the inter
ests OF the country. Ordered printed IN
The Record.
Adjourned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-17

Electric Light

A Joint meeting OF the Committees on
Public Buildings and Grounds was held
Yesterday, Senator Jones presiding, to
consider the resolution In regard 70
lighting the Capitol with electric light.
Plans showing the manner In which the
lisht is designed and operates we're sub
mitted, but no conclusion was reached.
The Franking Privilege During the Eieo-
ton.
The House yesterday adopted reso-
luton to call upon the Postmaster Gem
eral Tor any information he may have
touching the abuse OF the franking priv
ilege. The object Of the call is to get oi,
ficially before the House the alleged
abuses Of the Congressional frank in the
recent political campaign.
The California senatorship.
Senator Farley, Of California, arrived
in the city last night, and Was IN DIS
seat to-day. There Is nothing, he says,
in the talk of q probable Democratic
Senator from California to succeed Mr.
Booth. A Republican will be elected.
The Army Nominations.
The Senate military committee has
agreed to report in favor oil connrming
ali the army nominations thus lar sent
in during the present session. THIS In
cludes General Hazen, General Miles
and the appointment OF civilians to De
lieutenants.
At a meeting of the West Virginia
Association here yesterday the follow
ing officers were elected: Preident, q. Z.
Cole, of Parkersburg; Vice Presidents,
first, Major Gaines, of the Third district;
second, Capt. Pipes, of Marshall county;
third, A. X. Wagner, OF wheeling;
Secretary, Col. Dunnington, Mr. Justin
Hervey, of Wheeling. had declined the
nomination for this office; Correspond
ing Secretary. Mr.. Murphy, OF Parkers-
burg; Treasurer, G G. Cole, Esq.
Personals.
T. Hunter Smith, OF Parkersburg, is
in the city.
Col. George Baird, Jr., oil Wheeling,
is doing the capital. He has rooms al
the National.
"A. Beach, Esq, of the Wheeling REG
IsrER staff, is also at the well-known
West Virginia headquarters.
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GENERAL AND PERSONAL.

Bank Taxes-Electrio Light-Abuss Of
the Frsnking Privilsss-Wsst Virginia
sociation-Personals.
Correspondence OF tine Register.
WAsHINoToN, December 18th.
A very formidable effort will be made
AZ this session Of Congress to induce the
passage OF q bill 10 remove the tax on
bank deposits and bank checks and
drafts. The initial movement has al
really been made in the introduction OF
q bill for that purpose by Mr.. Wells, Of
Missouri, which is now before the Com.
mittee on Ways and Mesna In SIP
port OF this bill there has been present
ed petition signed by $4,000 slsners
from ell the principal cities Of the Union,
including merchants. mechanics, bank
ers and manufacturers.
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SHOCKING TRAGEDY.
Murder and Suicide.

Albany, December l6 -Eearly this
morning Charles Burt, a grandson oi
Uri Bnrt, killed Sarah Travers and him.
self in tue presence of his wife. Burt
and the woman went to his residence
in North Albany. His wife refused to
admit him. Burt then burst the door
open and the two went 10 the kitchen;
There he made the Woman kneel and
shot her dead. He then killed himself.
The woman begged him to spare her.
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TrIRhtful Accident.

MONTREAL, December l6-At st.
Henri Village. to day, while number
of men were taking down large wooden
and brick house, the whole structure
gave way. and men, bricks and timbers
were thrown together in con,pleta ruin.
Workman Taylor was killed, both arms
and legs being broken, and bis body
terribly bruised. Councillor: Leblanc
Was injured internally, and number Of
others were slightly injured.
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REDUCTION OF RATES
BY the Western Union Telegraph
Company.

New YORK, December l6 1t is Off
cislly announced that the Western
Union Telegraph Company gave the
following information this afternoon:
Yesterday our trustees reduced rates
TO all competing points with the Ameri.
can Union Comran numbering in all
about 400. The average reduction is 10
per cent although 10 some points It Is
40 per cent and to others no reduction
at all 10 necessary, tue rates being equal
in both companies.
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GREECE.
Extensive Military Preparations

CoxsrANrISoPLE, December l6 The
Porte in a note states that the military
preparations oi Greece has been pushed
iora ard until the whole country Is one
vast camp, The press infames the
people by violent articles against Turkey,
thai briyandsge ia carried on on q lsrke
scale, and formidable bands cross the
frontier, but that the Porte will remain
calm while taking precautions against
possible attacks.
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Arrival of BernhArdt's Sister.

NIw YoRK, Dember Is. Mile. Jeanne
Bernhsrdt, sister Of Mile. Sarah Bern
hardt, arrived in this city Yesterday on
the French steamship Labrador. She
was met by Mile. Guerard, Nile Sirah $
com mpanion, who came from Boston 10
meet her. Being very anxious 10 see
her sister, she did not remain in this
city, but went Immediately to Boston.
In appearance Mile. Jeanne, bears q
strong resemblance TO her sister.
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Ohio State Grange.

CoLumus, December 1.-THE State
Grange to-day elected the following
officers: Secretary, T. P. Smith, OF Ma
rion: Treasurer. Henry Talcott, OF Ash.
tabula; Gate Keeper. L. f. smith, OF
Crawford; Floro, Mrs. Isaac Freeman,
OF Miami; Pomoro, Mrs. d. W. Wood.
ward.
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SOME FIGURES.
RepoI, Of Chief of Bureau Of Statistics.

HepoIt OF Ouief Oh ou'o"u VI
WASHINGTON, December l6 The an.
nuai report OF Joseph Nimmo, Jr., Chief
of the Bureau OF Statistics on the foreign
commerce OF the United States, is com
pleted. In regard to our export trade
Mr.. Nimmo says: The five leading all
rcles of export during the year ended
June 30th, we're as follows: Bread ami
breadstuf fIs, S2SS, 0%6,S}5; cotton, unmar-
ufactured. $2li, ,535,Y05 provisions,
Sl27 ,Ol3, PAP; mineral oils, s36, 2ls 625;
tobacco and manufactures thereof, ST.
442,27S. The United States, he says,
already surpasses every other country IN
the magnitude of its exports, both in
breadstuffJ and provisions.
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Oyerceais.
OvereOats.
OSercoalts.
OyercOAts.
OyeIc0ats.
OvercOats.
AZ 1890 Market.
Al 1890 Market.
AZ i3a0 Market.
Al 1920 Market.
AZ i328 Market.
- AZ 1870 Market.
heversible OyereOass at 1870
Market.
hsyersible OvCrcolts at l33O
Market.
Reversible Oyercoats nj 1870
Market.
ksyersible OveresaAs at l33O
Market. 80
Assersible Overcsats at lS2O
Aarket.
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STUBBORN MRS. BERGMAN.
She Vows She Will Kill Herself
Rather Than Return to Her
Husband,

M" IOGE, December l6.-The rela-
yves ot Mrs. Bergman, who refuses TO
h,n'n - her husband in Philadelphia,
vii make an effort to have her commit
'ei TO an insane asylum. The young
Soman declares that II the attempt IS
maize she will kill herself or somebody
tse wien informed that she must re-
!urn to Philadelphia she shouted: "You
.ofce me. will kill myself" and ran
Oat OF the hotel. Half an hour later she
arrived atthe central police Office, flush
~ and with her torn and soiled dress
hanging tlttered about her.
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1t is said that emigration form a part
Of the Government programme ior
dealing with Ireland, and probably
many Irish farmers will be sent 20 the
northwest at the expense Of the British
Government.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
RAILROAD.
stockhoIders' Annual Meeting

RICHMOND. Va, December is 6-The
annual meeting Of the stockholders OF
the chesapeake aud Ohio Railroad was
held to-day. The earnings of the past
fiscal year were: 81 l4,2i5; opera,ingrx
pensrs, 81 9i5,Ols; earnings over the OPP
peraiing expenses. $5692 being an
increase of $l85 OlS over the net earn.
ings OF 1879 General Wi,kham, vice
president. refers 10 the steady improve.
meui in business on the road and feels
justified in looking forward toa lsrgrr
increase Of business during the next
season than ever before. The following
directors were elected: G. p. Hunting.
ton, A. A Lance, A. +. Hatch. Elias
Higgins, John Cast'ea. Jesse Hay. Ezra
Wheeler and T. d SourEeIr, sli oi New
York; W. c. viclbam, Of Firginis:
Jorn Echols, Of Virginia.
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Psopuon


BApsInoss, Dsoembes 16.-F'our-
More active, bst aeebsngesi. 'wbsst-
western stssdisf; No. 3 Sesisrn sinier
rcd, spos and seller Dteemt~r 81 iGi
O. l6t: selIes January q Istsi ~;
s.lIer rebsussz 81 Mfsi zt: seIe.
Armer: seslesp mised, spot and ssllsf
December NtsS7Ic: SELLER ysaasry 81
656ic; ss,lss February 56s0S iie: seller
March SIC asksd; ssssoss 6etA65lc.
Osts Wholly poaipsl. Rye-Qpi~t st
q 006i o. Hsy-UseAasg u. P'o-
visioss-Dsll -asd without ehsne.
Bssasg-Q Qsies; prime - ebotce .sssSrn
gsetsd isa:5J5 Is i sca za91s. ESs-
tFo,eom-NoGiesl. CV6-s Firm; Isie
earyses. ondIsary . iaw 10 Slzc. Haxsr
-ssrosg; 4 sek ~ WSskv-Losss
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oRY oooDA
Few Yost.

Nsv Yosr. December 10 -Try Goods
There 10 very ltIe chanEein the con.
dition Of the market Busio<ss remains
quiet with package houses, and the 10
ting trade 10 dull. CJion goods nrmly
held by sgeDn add stocks are seI' in
hand. Pins buiet, bot printed lasns
and piqu-s are in lair request BY EARLY
buyrrA woolen goods Q aist and steady
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Un,sneo.

CurcAso, December I5.-Ths Dros,
Jea nal reports hog reoeipts A.m
head: shipments 100 bead; market
opene,l steady and closed weak, In ia,r
demand; quslify rather poor; god 10
best nesvy 81 6JS5 90; mized pack.
ing in fair demand at 81 30s4 W;
light in excessive eupply and Ssak poor
10 good a 3O93 60; inferior snd hall
tt s. 7J94 -.
Cattle-Receipts 5000 head: ship
ments 1900 head; market dull excspe
choice sbippings which are in lair de-
mand and 6rm st S 1895 OG common
10 lair weak and . shade loser at y 70
a q; good 70 choice shipping ~ 40S
8 90: butcher in lieht demand and l0c
lover; cows e l0S@3 90; steer: Is %
a. as: stockers' sfeady With . lair de-
Esnd: q large numbss vss old.
Gbesp-Receipts l6O besd; snip.
nents Z, head; market steadily bed
and dem n sc,ive; common to medi
um s s00a 90; COED 70 eheses y zoe
A60.
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The marriage Of w. L Breeze. Of New
York. and Mary Parsons, Of Columbus,
was celebrated 1T the latter city yestsr-
dsv. Miss Parsons 10 tie sister Of the
Princess De Lynsr, whose marriage
some years agJ Was such . society
event.
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IRELAN ID.
Don't Want Governmen. omces.

LoxpoS, December l6.-The Times
publishes q letter rom the authorities
Of Dublin to a person, appointing him
High Sheriff Of a certain county for the
wear 1881, and the reply to the Letter.
The reply states that the person declin' 8
the appointment, because, owing to the
state oi the country, his rental is 80
diminished that he cannot afford the
expense of the Office, adding that the
government having allowed the country
to verge on the stage OF anarchy and re-
bellon, the responsibilities and DANGERS
of the office are more than he is willing
to incur
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tertst.

DUBLIN, d cember l6.-The action OF
the Cabinet in regard to the Irish ques'
ton ia awaited with intense anxiety by
the loyal classes, but with affected in
difference by the Land League and their
svmpathizers. The most strenuous and
desperate opposition may be expected
to coercion. All that physical endur-
ance can do to prevent the suspension OF
the hdbeas corpus act may be anticipated.
VI the panel Of twenty.four jurors
struck ta-day for the trial Of the traver-
sers, fourteen are Liberals and ten Con.
servatives.
LONDON, December l6.-The Grand
Orange Lodge has determined TO make
every effort to relieve Jones. His sheep
wera shipped - Liverpool yesterday
without opposition, and his horned cat
lie will be shipped tomorrow.
A troop ship has been ordered to get
ready at Cnce to go TO Gibraltar, for the
pur; ose OF conveying the Ninety seventh
regiment thence to Queenstown.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL uAskErs sY TELEGRAPH.
FINAAoA


Nsw YoRk. December l6-Nossv-
Ranged firm at Q per cent per snnum
and l-Se per cent per diem 70 ) per
cent per annum. closing at 5 per cant.
Prime mercantile paper Ss7 Per csn.
Sterling exchange, banken' bills steady;
demand iSlt.
SILvsR-At London slid per ounce;
bar silver here llli; subsidiary silver
ooin tSl per cent. discount
GovsaxnExn-Quiet and frm; the
Treasury bought S!9?,COO Of Is of 1880.
A prominent Nashan street banking
tirtu is said to have already subscrip-
tions in advance for the new 5 per cent
bonds, to the extent OF $500, ,0O0. 600. A
prominent foreign legation has alone
subscribed for 81. .000. 900 Of thess bonds.
and the whole loan promises to be read.
i.y taken within . short time after the
bonds are ready for delivery.
m Il Tim usnua fln8l In
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CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.
Relief OF General Ord.

WAsHINGrON, December 10.
Mr.. Maxey introduced a bill for the
relief Of General Ord, authorizing the
President to place him on the retired
list, according 70 his brevet rank OF
Major General, with pay and emolu.
ments thereof.
The Senate refused to adjourn over
until Monday by vote OF II to 81.
The Fortification Bill.
The Fertilization Appropriation Bill
was received from the House, read .
second time and referred to the Com
mittee on Appropriations; also the joint
resolution providing for the adjourn.
ment OF Congress from December 22d to
January 5tE.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-30
Hardeman County.

Fayette, Madison and McNairy
counties. are booming for Wilson
This county is, as the Banner says,
the hotbed of reputation, if low tax
men are to be called repudiators. -
There are some conservative Wright
men here that will vote for Wilson.
they say they know that Wright can
not be elected The Appeal and
Banner are sending forth piteous
yearnings for harmony and c0nsolida-
tion, to defeat Hawkins. Tell them
to pull down Wrights name and put
up Wilson's at their masthead. Tel
them to advise their readers to vote
for Wilson. Tell them to proclaim
it to the people OF Tennessee, that the
handwriting is upon the wall, in large
letters, choose ye between Wilson
and Hawkins, and for all men, who
bear the name of democrats, and
would save their state from republi
can governor, to vote for Wilson
The plea of regular nominee, and all
such excuses should be cast aside, in
this hour Of danger, This is no time
fer prejudice and obstinacy to eontro
us. Let us smother all little petty
differences and objections, and rally
to the support of the strongest man
and that man is Wilson. CITIZEN.
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BY CABLE.

LONDON, September 30.-A dispatch
from Chalkis reports that the Greek
recruits are pouringin by the thousand
and the army will soon number 10000
men.
Hanlan took walking exercise this
morning, during which he met and
greeted Trickett. At eleven o'clock
he launched his boat, built at New
Castle, and pulled from Putney to
Hammersmith and back alone, ard
then repeated the journey with Harry
Thomas. He was, in all, afOat one
hour and twenty minutes. He is well
satisfied with the New Castle boat,
but will probably now race in that
built at Toronto. There was a heavy
mist on the river, but Hanlan pulling
a leisurely stroke seemed to get any
amount of way on the boat. The
opinion is loudly expressed that hi,
style is the prettiest ever seen.
A dispatch from Gianosa says it is
generally believed that the feet will
not get to Dulcigno.
A Acerrespondent at Rome telegraphs
that General Garibaldi will leave
Caperna for Genoa next Saturday.
Rumors are rife in regard to his in
tentions, and also revolutionarymove-
ments. Whether the rumors are true
or false, have reason to believe the
government has adopted vigorous pre-
cautions with reference to them. The
ironclad Italia, l4OOO tons, covered
throughout with armor three feet
thick, has been successfully launched
in thepresence Of King Humbert, and
an immense crowd of people. The
Italia is the most powerful ironclad
ever constructed.
Rev. DR.. John Waddington, the en-
inent divine, is dead
CoNsTANTINopLE, September 3d.
Robbers have assassinated the wife of
the Russian consul at Van.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-30

NOMINATE good ticket composed
of men who know something about the
wants of Memphis and of the people
at large, who are not extremists on
any question, Carry out the recon-
mendations of the two committees
Keep down anything like unkind or
heated discussion, and Shelby county
will send a solid democratic delega-
tinn TO Nashville.
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ooroH srIrSxESr.
Shipped since last statement.
Shipped previously...................

New ORLEANS, September 30, ll,30
a,m,-Cotton quiet and easy. Niddling
ll!c. Sales to- day 500 bales, Receipts
2l60 bales. Stock 1926 bales,
New YORK, September 80, l2.l5p.m
- Cotton dull and easy. Ordinary, 9c;
good ordinary, l0sc; low middling lille;
middling, ii3oi good middling, 12Bc (;
middling fair, l2Ic; fair, l3c. Futures
opened barely steady; now quiet and
steady at the following deliveries
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ROn.resIdoni EOueO.

No. 3,71-In tho Chancery Court Of Shelby
county, Tennessee-Ca V. Bethel vs..
Chis. II. Bethel,
IT appearing from affidavit in this cause that
i the defendant, Charles II, Bethel is a non
resident of tho State ofTannOssos; il Is there
fore ordered that he. make his appearance
ty, In Memphis, Tenn., on or before the fret
Monday in November, 1885, and plead, an
sWer or demur to complainant bill, or
the samo win be taken for confessed as 10
him and act for hearing ox-parte; and
that cory Of this order be published once q
week for four successive weeks In the Public
Ledger.
This sHth day Of September, 1880.
A copy-Attest,
ROBERT j. BLACK, clerk and master.
By n. B. MoHRNRY, d, Q. aud M.
John I. Moss, sol. for complt.
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HOn-RssIdOnt Notice.

cornty Tenn%CeoTse 1;iubsm Of al vs. NJ
r.. Sprague ct al.
IT api caring from affidavit in this cause thai
| the defendants, NJ r. Spraguo and Nslli,
sprague are non residents Of the state o.
Tennessee; IL Is therefore ordered that they
make their appearance herein, at thI
courthouse Of Shelby county, in Mem.
phis, Tennessee, on OF before the first
Monday in November, 1880, and plead, answer
or demur TO complainant bill, or the same
will be taken for confessed as to them and se'
for hearing ex-parto; and that q copy Of thil
order be published once week, for four sue
cessive weeks, In the Public Ledger.
This s0th day Of September, 1850.
A cOpy-Attest:
K. ]. BLACK, Clerk and master.
BvF. d. MCHESRY, D. c. & VI.
Townsend * Gillian, sol for compl't.
06 10 2Q Al
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OUEsaswAR1.

WHEN the rebellion was crushed
the heresy Of secession in every form
and in every incident, went down for
ever Its a thing of the dead past.
We move forward. not Backward
General Hancock's letter of Sept. %.
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Health Order No. 7.
OFFIcE BOARD on HEALTn.

TAXING DISTRICT, SHELBY Co, TRXN.,
Memphis, Sept. Goth. 1880. J
A T q meeting Of the Board Of Heath, he'd
n TO day, September 30tb the following
order was passed:
HEALTH ORDER NO. Z:
On and after October lst Health order No 6
will be revoked and there will beno farther
restriction placed upon the introduction, into
Memphis, Of the articles mentioned in that
order. r. B. KING, NJ. D.,
Secretary Board 5i Health.
Avalanche and Appeal copy It. 2B "a