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In the pension claim of Lewis W. Ayres, late Crr-
poral Of Company G, Second New Jersey Volunteer
Cavalry, beg leave to submit the following After
careful examination Of the spirit and intent Of the
pension laws, | do not consider myself, in my pres
ent condition, justly entitled to the pc sion. Not
that l am not suffering from disability, which
have clearly proved, am less worthy than others
here who are receiving pensions, but it does not
seem to me- that any soldier is honestly entitled a
pension who is able to work and provide living for
himself aud family, aud this have been able to do
most OF the time since my discharge from service
II the time ever comes that sh II not be abe to
get living without assistance from the United
States Government, the will be different but
cannot couscieuttously accept money from the Gov.
ernment in my present condition. | therefore re-
guest that my name be stricken from the pension
roll. Hoping for your indulgence for the intrusion
upon your valuable time. l beg leave to subscribe
myself, your humble servant,
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This Bank has special facilities for
doing all kinds of banking business.
7-is2mTuThSSsw2mIaww
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BIsMARcK ID. IT,. October ls.h.-Ths |
hrst train crossed the new Northern Pacific |
high bridge over the Missouri river at this |
point to-day. The formal opening occurs !
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warrant was issued for the arrest Of Colonel
John A. Cockrell on q charge of murder in
the second degree. On this bail Of come
so, 600 was accepted, and Cockrell will have
hearing November d. Cockrell killed
Hon. A. w. SIsybsck, and has since been in
iail,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-07-18

The first through train on the Chesapeake
and Ohio was run yesterday.
Charles n. Sinnott and Miss p. Mendel-
son were married Saturday night.
Puck on Wheels, in quantities to suit the
customer, at Mansford's, 29S Main street.
The wafer company's turn off" men
will go to work to-day on premises whose
bills have not been paid.
The case of Judge Morgan goes over to
October 4th on the application of the de-
PENDANT, Colonel r. F. Looney being absent.
The Polka Dot Club held very enjoya-
BILE reunion last Sunday at Raleigh Springs.
Every person returned to the city we'll satis-
fed with the days enjoyment.
There will be a meeting at the Cotton
Exchange this afternoon, to arrange for the
reception of excursionists from Paducah on
the Chesapeake and Ohio road.
The meeting of the Cotton Exchange
called for last Saturday was adjourned TO
tendance of the membership Is requested to
Chesapeake, Ohio and Southwestern railway.
Marriage licenses were granted yester-
day to John MCGEE and Mrs. Myra Brown,
Henry Downey and Mrs. Mary Harvey,
Jordan Tatum and Julia Jones, Frank Wit
liams and Margaret johnson, Phil Harris
aud Jane Owens, Armistead Phillips and
Rosetta Watkins.
R. w. Martin, young darby from Pom
toioc, Miss arrived in the city Sunday morn
ing on the Memphis and Charleston. He
was taken into a bsrber-shop by a colored
sharp named Arthur Dobey. and turned over
TO William Brown to have his hair cut.
When he came TO settle his bill they told
him that the regular price was S., but they
would only charge him So IS. He paid it,
and they were arrested last night.
The family of Captain Weissiger, deputy
clerk OF the United States Court came very
near having series of fatal accidents Sum
day at dinner. Some arsenic had been placed
in the pantry to kill rats and accidentally
fell into the cornmeal. The meal was m ade
up into bread and six or seven persons par
took of it. The result was that they were
poisoned. Mr.. Cary Weissiger and wife and
the Misses Butler were among those poisoned.
DR.. Henning was called iii and he succeeded
in relieving them. They are all out of
danger.
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PERSONALS.

Mr.. ]. L. NORTON left last night for Blue
Ridge Springs, Va. =
Mrs. J. NJ. LEACH, of Senatobia, Miss, is
in the city visiting friends on Monroe street.
Mr.. JAMES W. HAMPTON and wife will
spend the summer in the mountains OF
Virginia.
Mr.. GEORGE DAWSON, of the New Orleans
produce firm of George W. Dawson & Co., is
in the city.
Mr.. D. c. ROBERTS. general passenger
agent of the Memphis and Little Rock rail-
road, is in the city.
Mrs. JOHN NJ. ROSE left last night, ma the
Memphis and Charleston railroad, to visit
friends and relatives in North Carolina.
CHARLES MILLER, catcher of the Eckford
Baseball Club, left on Sunday night for
Knoxville, where the club is playing three
games.
GENERAL r. P. NEELEY, of the Board of
Directors of the New Orleans, st. Louis and
Chicago railroad mississippi Central divis-
ion), is in the city.
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A PEACH THIEF
Who Brought Judge Horrigan a Basket
of Peaches.

Dock McGhee is an old stager ana has
been frequently before the Criminal Court
because of too much intimacy with his
neighbors' chickens, but on last Saturday he
was arrested on a new charge-that OF be-
coming too well acquainted with his neigh
boris fruit orchard. On being arraigned at
the bar of the court he said: Your Honor,
1 was on my way home, and just went into
the peach orchard 10 get few peaches to
quench my thirst; but did not intend to
steal them. L have a big orchard myself,
and would be glad to have anybody come
and git Just az much fruit as they want, and
1 will bring you some, Judge. When l gifts
hot and tired my mind becomes added, and
/ don't know much about what / does, no.
how, and the tree that got them few peaches
off OF was struck by thunder" The Court
thereupon fined the defendant S. for trespass
and gave him until Monday morning 10
bring up the money. He was on hand Mon
day morning with the money, and he also
had a basket of peaches that locked as II
they had been frost-bitten, and insisted on
taking them in and presenting them to his
Honor, but was prevented from doing 80.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

d. &. GRAHAM, plumber, gas and steam
filter, % Beale street.
For pumps, pipes and well points 90 to
J. A Bal ey's, 295 Second street.
HALLS VEGETABLE SIcILIAN HAIR Re-
NEWER is a universal favorite for restoring
gray hair to its original color, and making
hair grow out thick.
THERE will be an ice-cream festival to-
night in Spechts cream parlors, on Madison
street, from to IL O'Clock, under the au-
spices OF the Central Baptist church. Ad-
mission twenty-five cents, and tickets cold
last spring for the Estival Park festival will
be recognized at the door.
COLONEL ROBERT D. ALLEN, superintend-
ent OF the Kentucky Military Institute.
Farmdale, KY, has published a circular
showing the improvements in the methods of
instruction in use in the institute over the
old plan. Get copy of the circular and
catalogue from Captain I. H. Arnold. at
Menken Brotheri.
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URALTEuORE, MINT. VERNON IN.
AS stftute, No. 40 AtNernon Place Boarding
anc Day Home Schcoi 70 Young Ladies and Little
Girls. Founded 1853 rs NJ. J. Jones and Mrs
3. Maitland, Principals. SISTED by large corps
OF able Professors. Beautiful situation, fronting
one of the squares surroGding Washington Mon
ument. Educational syantsges unsurpassed.
Circulars sent on spplicson to Principal.
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1t Won't Pay

After 80 much labor aud capt. al has been
expended to build up this medicine, to allow
it TO deteriorate. You can take Simmons
Liver Regulator with perfect faith, as it is
made by no adventures who pick up the
business of concocting medicines, but by
educated, practical druggists who have made
the study of medicine and it's compounds the
labor of a lifetime. The care, precision,
neatness and perfection exhibited by the
very appearance OF the Regulator proves
it 10 be the best prepared medicine in the
market, and J. H. Zeilin & Co. fully carry
out their motto: Pllrissimla ct Optin,a (purest
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SUNDAYS GAME.
The New Orleans Boys Beat the Mem
phfs Reds Badly.

A pretty good crowd was at Olympic Park
Sunday to witness the game between the Men,
phis Reds and the Remy Clsrkes. The New
Orleans boys won their second victory since
they have been in the city without any
trouble at all. The Reds could not do any
thing with the New Orleans pitcher. The
Clarkes batted ReIssing without any trouble.
The Reds did almost as good field work as
the Clarkes. but the batting spirit was not
on them. The following was
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NATURAL DEATH
OF the County Court at the Courthouse
Yesterday Afternoon, with In.
formal Ceremonies.
Bonds of the County Court Clerk and
Truste.-Chairman Smith
Complimented.

The County Court met yesterday, with
| Esquire c. E Smith in the chair.
Action on DIR S. H. Browns extra COM
| pensatiou was r.considered, and he was al
lowed $500 az re0orted by the committee.
A petition from various residents Of Shelby
| county living On or near the Poplar street
| turnpike, asking that the toll-ga;e be re-
moved from its present location to where it
was originally located, was referred TO the
county attorney, 10 report at the next term
of the court.
RAISING THE ROOF.
Messrs. Holman, Stone, Fleming, Jennings
and the chairman were appointed commit
tee 10 examine into the necessity and pro-
priety OF having the roof of the courthouse
repaired or new roof put on; also to take
into consideration the prorpiety and FEAST
bility OF removing the upper stories of the
courthouse, and they are to report at the
next term.
G. Q. Whites name was substituted for c.
C. Clark as judge in the Eighteenth district
1t was ordered by the court that heresfter
in cases where assessments upon property
are reduced or corrected that no remission OF
interest or penalties be allowed.
$4,000 REDUCTION.
petition OF w. 3. Winn asking a reduc-
ton of taxes from S221,797 TO SIS, 200 was
granted.
matter of suggesting the amounts of penalties
clerk and county trustee TO be elected on the
hrst Thursday of August next reported as
follows:
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ADJUSTMENTS.
s.,x Patience at LeubrIe,. rheaaer.

Baby Patience at Leubrie's Theater.
At the request of a great many citizens,
desirous of hearing and seeing the Juveniles
in Patience at the Memphis Theater, the
opera will be repeated Thursday, night,
and Friday matinee at 4 O'Clock, for
the benefit of the children OF the
company. The opera will be put on in
more effective style, owing to stage
room and scenery, and the sweet voices OF
the children will no doubt sound fifty per
cent. better than in the open air at Estlval
Park We must not forget to say, that
Eugene Rowland, the three-and-a -half-yeor-
old heavy dragon, will do hls work well on
the occasion. We predict a large audience,
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which the children deserve. There has been
nothing before seen like this performance
OF Patience. Some of the youthful priu.
cipals would put professionals to shame
There will be stage rehearsals tonight and
tomorrow night at the theater. The saIe of
seats opens to-day at 2 O'Clock at T. J. Nc
Carthy's. Prices fifty cents, including re-
served seats; children twenty FIVE cents, with
out reserved seats. GiUe the children q bumper.
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When their faces are free from pimples.
Parker's Ginger Tonic is popular among
them, because it banishes all impurities
from the blood and makes the face glow
Nth hAaIIh
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CHANCERY SALES.
CHANCERY SALE
OF
h f Al E 8 TATE

No. 1877. R--Chancery Court of Shelby County
ceased, vs. T. R. Church, Administrator OF E. B.
Aydlett ct al.
by virtue OF an introductory decree for sale,
II entered in the above cause on the 9th day of
May, 1852. VI. B. IS, page 26s. Will sell at pub
lie auction, TO the highest bidder, in front of the
Clerk and Masters office, courthouse of Shelby
county, Memphis, Tenn, on
Saturday, July ~, ISS2,
within legal hours, the following described prop
erty, situated in Shelby county, Tenn, to-wit:
Lying in the city of Aemphis shelby county,
Tenn. and bounded follows: Beginning on
the east side of Bayou Gayoso, on fernando street
at stake on the north side of said lot thence rs
feet east thence south and parallel with a lot
known as the Mrs. Bates lot 50 feet; thence west
rs feet thence north 20 feet 70 the beginning,
with the Improvements.
Terms of Saloon credit OF seven months;
purchaser executing note with approved security;
lien retained, free from redemption. This June
q. 1ss2 r. J. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
Morgan & Mcfarland, CAN'T q Patterson, Soils .ss
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MIssIssIPPI VALLEY d. sHIPIsLAND
AND
NOTICE TO CONrRACTORs

dds will be received until July 10th for the
ID graduation, trestling and track-laying OF
HIGHT NILES of Mississippi Valley and ship
Island Railroad. between Big Black river and Pert
Gibson; and until July Goth for FORTY-FIVE
MILES of Mem his and Vicksb1rg Railroad, be-
tween Yazoo river a1d northern boundary OF
Hharkey county. Other work will be advertised
aud let as located. ProfIes, plans and specihca-
1ions can be seen at com pany's office, Nicksburg,
Miss. Information concerning work VIII be FUR
uished upon application 10 Captain John A Grant,
Vice President and Chief Engineer 81 St Charles
street, New Orleans, to The undersigned, at
Vicksburg to whom all bids must be addressed.
J. NJ EDWARDS,
Vice President and General Manager.
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H A N S!
so tierces ArmOur Hams,
so tierces Whitaker Hams,
so boxes Breakfast Bacon,
1000 packages Lard,
100 hhds. Sugars,
700 barrels Sugars---aIl grades.
1000 bags Coffee.
100 barrels Double Refined Cook
ing Oil--best.
so barrels Memphis Refined
Cooking Oil,
800 barrels Silver Noon Flour.
1000 boxes Lemons,
1000 bags Peanuts.
0ljVpr EjnDip I'm
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Posted in Memphis at 10 am. July II, 1882.
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DISTRIBUTION COMPANY.
foPULAR MONTHLY DRAWING OF TIE
N'lsl,II||l1 FAITH
[IiSaf;il;|illl,lSd
In the city Of Louisville, on
MONDAY. July 81. ISs1.

In the CITY Of Louhv1le, on
MONDAY. July 81. ISs2.
These drawings occur monthly (Sundays except
ed under prorfz5ons Of an Act OF the General AS
sembly of Kentucky.
The United States Circuit Court, on March S1st,
rendered the following decisions:
Ist-Thaf the ComfueD wealth Dfsfr1bu-
ton Gem pany II legal.
2d-Ifs drawings are fA1K.
EB-THE COMPANY HAS NOW on HAND
LARGE RE5ERYE TUED. READ CAREFULLY
TIE LIST OF pRIzB fok TIE
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Don't Pull Down the system

With poisoning drugs. Rather build it up
with the true tonic treatment by the absorp-
ton theory, successfully applied only in DIR.
Holman's Ague and Liver Pad. 1t cures
without medicines, doubt or danger. Sold
Inv druuoisfs
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When you visit or leave New York city
save baggage. expressage and carriag hire, and
stop at Grand Union Hotel. opposite Grand Cen
trail depot. Four hundred and fifty elegant pms
fitted up at an expense of 81 600 900 reduced TO 81
and upwards per day. Elevator. Restaurant sup
Piled with the best. Horse-cars, stages and ele,
rated railroad to all depots. Families can livt
better for less money at the Grand Union tina Il al
any other first-class hotel in the city
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A Delightful sensation

In the region of the palate experienced by
those who quaff exhilerating Hub Punch.
1t is delicate combination of old liquors
with fruits OF SURPRISING richness. The
trade supplied at manufacturers prices by
B. ]. Semmes & Co., Memphis, Tenn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-07-18

CATALOGUES of the Kentucky Military In
stilute, Farmdale, KY, containing methods
of government and instruction, should be
read by all parents and others having the
education of boys and young men in charge.
Copies of the catalogue can be had on appli-
cation to Captain I. H. Arnold, at Menken
Rroth
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Unpaid water Bills.

Those who have not applied for continu-
ance OF their water supply are supposed to
desire it discontinued. A list therefore of
all such is now in the hands OF the 'turn off -
men for immediate action. Remember, they
10 not know the names OF the delinquents,
but are guided alone by the number of the
ihou.e.y-arsa-tH.=en endorsement must neces-
ssrily be impartial.
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New Clarendon Hotel.
FIOyd,s Candies
Have Health at Home.

Our candies are made with great care ou
of the best material, finely favored, and vii
compare with any in the United States.
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InsoIyent Notice.

IAVISG suggested the insolvency Of the estate
Ii OF Michael AcFsddeD. DECEASED all persons
having elai1as against said are hereby mott
Hed 70 appear and file the with the Clerk Of
the County COURT OF shelby county, authenticated
as prescro bed ~ law, On before the 9th day Of
December 1882 and any claim not fled On or be.
fore that day VIII be forever barred.
CASEY YOUNG,
Administrator OF Michael McFadden, deceased.
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Gard of Thanks,

". L. CAMERON. Secretary.
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EsOOK1s AND BOARD.
sTRAYED OR STOLEN,

MULE AND PONY-On June 11th one mouse
IXl. colored horse mule, about 10 hands high and
years old; and one dark bay pony, years old,
same, If returned 10 6S and 20 MonlRe street
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CHICAGO, July 17-To-da was second
day of the Chicago summer trotting meeting.
The weather was warm and clear; no wind
STIRRING; track fast and the attendance large.
Minnie R., Won Arnim and Walnut were the
winners
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George SchiIIy,

No. il Court street. Best dinners and
lunches. Milwaukee and Berliner beer,
fresh and cold. Best wines and liquors,
cigars, pig tongues, herrings, etc.
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THE Kentucky Military Institute, Farm
dale, KY, has issued circular containing
much valuable information to those having
sons to educate. Captain T. 81. Arnold, at
Meuken Brothers, has copies of the circular
for free distribution.
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If you question the purity of your cistern
water, put in Water Elevator and Purifying
Pump, which destroys all impurities.
KENNESAW MFG CO., 81 Madison Street.
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We, the members of the Remy Clarke
Nine, of New Orleans, return our thanks to
the proprietors of the New Clarendon Hotel
for their kindness snd prompt attention TO
our wants. Also to Mr.. 81 Clayton, chief of
the diuiDg-ro
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Medicine poured into the stomach is lar
worse than useless. Natures plan is absorb
ton. DR.. Holman's Ague and Liver Pad IA
the fret and only successful application OF
absorption to the cure of chronic disease.
All druggists.
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beware of limitations.
A Simple Way to Cure ChiIIs.

The odor OF Floreston Cologne is entirely
new See signature of Hiscox d Co. on
bottle
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Chicago summer meeting.

SARATOGA, July 17.-Ada Glenn, War
field, Ascender and Wapokoneta were the
winners TODAY
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Higher Rents are secured

By landlords who furnish their cisterns with
the Water Elevator and Purifying Pump,
M ade By the
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FIOyd's Ladies' Restaurant.

Cool and well-ventilatsd. Everything to
tempt the appetite. Nice desserts, pure
creams, finest ices, etc.
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SPORTS ELSEWHERE.

DETROIT, July 17.-Clevelands, 10; De.
troits s.
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MATRIMONIAL.

NEW MARRIAGE COMPANY
lust organized on the four months plan. No
- marriages will occur till 10Th October. No as
sessments Will be made till LIST December. Policies
viii be issued for $1,000, 5000, 5000 and $4,000.
Liberal terms 70 agents Write for circulars, ETC.,
to DIR. J. r HOPKINS, Secretary
Box GI West Print Miss
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John johnson, j. d. Handwerker and r.
D. Goodwin reported: owe have earthly ex-
amiued the Textbooks, orders and sherif's
returns and find that the trustee is entitled
TO credit OF 1915 529 valuation for reduc-
lions, remissions, errors, double assessments
and insolvencies, aggregating $8036 80. The
supplemental list OF collections on property
for the tax of 1881 shows a valuation Of
$3.50 As, and a total tax of S2214 05. Sup
Elemental polls amounted to S11O 500
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MaIarial Feyers are Mitigated.

And in many cases prevented, by using
Water Elevator and Purifying Pump for
cisterns.
KENNESAw MFG CO.,
81 Madison Street, Memphis, 7 enn.
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The committee appointed 10 examine the
clerks fee for Textbooks for 1882 reported
the books in good order, and recommended
that he be paid $1,000 for his work.
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CARD.

WILL BUY FROM A STEAMBOAT TO
L Needle. / have Free Library TO the public at
large. 1000 tons Iron, Rags Metals. etc., wanted.
GARAY. AGENT. 400. al and A13 Shelby 81.
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French Steam Dye Works.
Ladies Are most Attractive

Ladies' and gentlemen's goods dyed ant
leaned at Louis RiegePs. 5S3 Jefferson street
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REMY CLARKES
SCORE BY INNINGS.

Total bases on hits-Keds, 3; Ciarkes, 20.
First base by errors-Reds, 4; Clarkes, Z.
Total left on bases-Reds, 4; Clsrkes, 9.
Flies caught-Reds, 7; Clarkes, 9. Home
run by Pellz. Umpire-Dunn. OF New Or
leans.
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which will be required of the people of
Tennessee to meet the demands of High tax
Republicans and boiling Democrats who
sustain the si1ty-tbree-four-fve- and. six
funding bill. 1t will also be seen that the
settlement proposed by the Democratic con-
vention on the 10th of June last will save TO
the people about 1927 1857, as compared
with settlement under the present fuading
act. JESSE F. BROWN
FOURTEENTH CIVIL DISTRICT, Shelby county, July
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SARAH wAsHINGroN's DEATH.

81 was summoned to-day by w. P. York,
Esq, TO go down in the Mississippi river
bottom and perform post norton examina-
ton on the body OF Sarah Washington, whom
he had good reason 10 believe had been
foully dealt with. From the history Of the
case and the external appearance of the body
there was reason TO suspect poisoning with
strychnine. 1 removed the stomach, with its
contents, and have sent it TO Memphis by my
son for the purpose OF having its contents
analysed. 1 respectfully ask that the court
make an appropriation of such sum as may
be considered sufficient compensation for the
same" Granted, provided the cost does not