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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-04-19

OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OBSERVER, WASH
INeToN, D. c., April 1S-Indlcations for
Wednesday:
In the South Atlantic States, fair weather,
followed by increasing cloudiness and rain,
lower barometer, stationary or higher tenn
perature, southerly winds.
In the Middle Atlantic States fair weather,
followed by increasing cloudiuess and rain,
westerly to soutnerlv winds, lower barom-
eter, and stationary temperature.
In the Gulf States, cloudy weather and
rain, southerly winds, shifting in the West
Gulf States to westerly winds, falling
followed by rising barometer and stationary
temperature.
In Tennessee and the Ohio valley, cloudy
weather and rain, southerly winds, lower
barometer, rising followed by lower tenn
perature.
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EPSON RACES.
Tho Dash for the Metropolitan
Stakes.

LONDON, April 18.-The Epsom spring
meeting opened today. The race for the
great Metropolitan stakes handicap was
won by the Duke of Hamilton's Fiddler,
Lord Rosenbrry's Prudhomme second, and
w. A. Briggs BrownsBess third. Five ran.
Fiddler won in a canter by a length and a
half. Preskness, the sire of Fiddler, was
formerly owned by NJ. H. Sandford, OF
Lexington. KY, and was taken by him to
E0gland, where he was killed on account of
his Viciousness.
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North Carolina Politics.

RALEIGH. N. c.. April 1S.-The State Re-
publican Executive Committee, all the
members present except Two, met here to
day and decided to call the State Conven-
tlon On Wednesday, June IA, at Raleigh.
They moved to favor an alliance with the
Liberal movement in this State. The Anti
Prohibition Committee is called to meet
Tuesday, May ID.
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LONDON, April Is The Manchester
Guardian, speaking of DR.. Lsmson's case,
says: Enough has been shown to prepare
us to hear without surprise that Sir William
Hareourt and the authorities do not see
their way towards authorizing the execution
ofsa man concerning whose moral RESPONSE
bility so great doubt can be shown"
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THE STAR REUTERS.


WASHINGTON, May 18.-The star route
cases were again taken up in the Criminal
Court to-day. Ex-senator Dorsey was pre-
sent in court, aud the forfeiture of his bail
was cancelled. Counsel for the defense
moved for bill of particulars, and the day
was consumed in argument upon this
motion. Judge Wylie reserved his decision
until Saturday. Dorsey was arraigned, and
pleaded not guilty.
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LtberattOns In Hreland-Mere EvIc-
tTOns.

the last fortnight is sensational and exag-
gerated, bat the more hopeful feeling Of
the government is shown by the fact that
the llberations are far in excess of fresh
arrests.
Forty OF the tenants on the estate of Lord
Cloncurry, in the county Limerick, were
evicted yesterday for non-payment of rent.
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A Priest Missing with Funds

LAWRENCE, Mass, April 1S.-Considera-
bleexcitement is caused here by the disap-
pearance Of Rev. Daniel s. Healy, pastor of
st. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church, who
has had charge of a large amount of money
used as building fund.
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SUNDERLAND, ENG, April 1S-An explo-
sion has occurred in the Black Horse col
liery. 1t Is feared that twenty three persons
have been killed. Seven persons have been
rescued. They are badly burned.
Few bodies were recovered from the col
liery. Fourteen persons are still missing.
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Brutal Murderer RiddIed,

GALVESTON, April 1S.-A special from
Decatur saws: "Joe. Brown, alias Big Jim, ;
one of the men who brutality murdered the
Sam boys year ago In Hill county, horribly
mutilating their bodies and then cremating
them, was shot and killed to-day by Deputy
Sheriff Meredith aud posse, In an effort to
arrest him. Brown drew pistol and defied
them, whereupon he was riddled with
hullets -
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LOUISIANA JOCKEY CLUB.
Results of Yesterdays Events.

New ORLEANS, April IS This was the
fourth day of the New Orleans races. The
weather wss cloudy, the track good, and the
attendance good.
The first race, the Boston C|ub stakes, for
two-year- -olds, $25 entrance, $3.50 added by
the Boston Club, five furlongs, was won by
Ella, Exeter second, Venetta third. Ella
took the lead from the start to the finish,
and won easily by two lengths. Time 1:04%.
The second, a selling race, for all ages,
for $3.50, mile heats, resulted:
OOhnuOO - i
u bp'lIO. ........ D Z
OeueFSl hOWeLE. ......... ............... q o
Mary b. Parker. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4
banzar. r............... .......... distanced
Time 1:45%, 1:4715.
II the third race, for the Howard cup,
sweepstakes, for all ages, $50 entrance, p.
D., 5000 added by Charles L. Howard, two
and quarter miles. three started. 1t was
won by Ida StsnhoDe, Blszes second
ard Manitou third. Time 1929 San
hope lead from the start to the finish by
four lengths.
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cotton Futures I'm New York

NEW YORK, April 1S-The Post says;
Culture deliveries are dull. The market
opened to 3 100 lower, had recovered loss
before and at the second call, but declined
again to 400 At the third call June sold
at IL 42c. to IL 41c., July IL Sc, and Octo-
Der II &c."
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Harvard College proper has been liv-
ing beyond its income for four years to
the average amountRof $12,5 500 year.
The deficit for 188O-81, amounting to
$34, 469 10, is the largest the College has
ever incurred.
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They only can appreciate health who have
suffered from long-continued Illness.
Browns Iron Bitters gives health and
strength, and thus has made very many
happy. :
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VIENNA, April 1S.-Two hundred Jewish
refugees passed through Lemberg, on Sun
day, on their way to America. Two hun
dred more were expected to arrive there
Monday from Brody.
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BRADFORD COUNTY, FLORIDA

Refreshing Rains After a Drought
Boom I'm Real Estate-ExcelIent
Outlook for Bradford COunty-In-
teressing Marrsage-ReunIOn of the
Red Men of the Stste and OIher
IfemR.
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Ceorgja Affairs.

rs.---te~ea e.. sae Pest OHiee tn Ss-
-.,ne', ~r saeelrsl Cfsss Matter
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Base Ball.

PHILADELPHIA, April 1S.-Troy IL, Phila-
delphia z, Athletic Ia, Princetons 6.
PITTsBURG, April 1S.-Buffalos 1s, Allie
ghanys 9.
CINCINNATI, April 1s.-Clevelands 20, Gin
cinnatis 9.
New YORK, April 1S.-Metropolltans 10,
Worcester s.
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
robson AND HIS DUMMY.

The Georgia Courts Bill Ready 20 be
SIgned-AskiDs Solid for the New
Judgeship - missIssippI Improve
menr-z Strong Plea from she
Prestdent in Iss FavOr-Congress
Yesterday.
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PERSONALS.

Mr.. al. RICHARDS, press agent oil Ooies
GREAT show, was in the city yesterday.
MISS TILE SMITH returned last nlgnl
from a visit to the Cincinnati Exposition.
MISS SARAH GREENwALD LETT yesterday
for New Orleans ria Mississippi and len
nessee railroad, to spend the winter
VISITORS on Change yesterday: CAp'.
Knight. u. S. A; &c c. Partee, Ripley, Tenn
r. G. Thomas, j. L McGehee, Como, Miss,
]. d. Hanson, Sardis, Miss; j. Lowenhaupl
Covingtou, Tenn; r. F. Lipacomb' hennihs
| Tenn.
THE ladies OF the Telephone Excha y
tender their special thanks 10 Oliver q ia
ME Little & Shields, and others for their re
| heated kindness in sending up frul', Don
| hons. etc, bri zht samples of their boundles
stsrehouses, and still brighter index to thei
generous hearts.
AMONG those who have been with Cole
show for many years is Mr.. Cooke, father
Harry Welby and John Henry Cooke, I"
famous ,questrians, the former OF whom DIE
ON September 18th, in Eng land harf
Welby Cooke was the one who made N
"bounding jockey" act popular IN I'M
|
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n Sam Tate was considerably hurt, Mr..
Clarence Hunt was badly cut on the hand
Nv i O. McCiintock received cut on ine
LAD and come bruises. 1t was aTemareanie
lane from fatal injuries on the part oil me
passengers.
Memphis will be headquarters Tor The
e,nenditure OF 81, Jas S24, ordered py me
I.syee Board to be paid out for the reDnlio-
ioo, of the jeyees between this city and !css-
US .nd on the ives. bank Of the river from
H. month of the Arkansas 10 point be low
.bo month of Red river. Memphis Is on the
ascending scale.
There has been considerable talk oil
Inncbinp the negro thief who fatally shot
| Frank Russell, many people thinking there
| :; No necessity for a trial in such case A
crowd assembled near the Jail on SUNDAY
NIGHT. but nobody seemed disposed 10 t1Ke
| The lead, and what was intended LOT very
serious enterprise proved farce.
thirteen yearoId darky was arrested
,.,ardsv for attempting TO steal horse be-
Longing to J. NJ. Rogers, guard al the "olk
bonse He entered the stable OF the super
;,tendent of the workhouse, saddled tn'
horse and was about to ride away when IN
- discovered and turned over to the au
thorities.
The Trades Assembly met on Surda.
NIGHT. and while no one was lndoiseo ~
Congress. a committee was appointed 10 wal
. on Judge Hsrrigan and Mr.. Zach 15yi9Ti
r ascertain what their views were on ne iApo
i nnestion. II is not believed that the WORE
+ ;pgmen. az body, will be led by the nos
/ ip1o The Republican ranks by lew ul
! scrupulous would-be leaders.
"A tough young citizen named onan
who had a difficulty with the inmates oil
re honse OF bad repule on Winchester stree
d Friday night, while drunk, and wa5 arre : e
I. and fined SIS, went back 10 the place onI
g day night, threatening to XIII tne "onlt
e who swore against him. A negro man, WI
!; heard HE threat and attempted to stop MI
" Vas ,hrashed for his trouble. HIS case WI
Is come up before President MADDEN this NOR
ne ing.
5 The body of an old darby, called on !
1g P.te Was discovered in a creek below u
French Garden, about three miles SCUM
The city. Attention was directed to the up
ed bv bpzzards circling over it, and upon e1ai
I'd nation the purd corpse was discover
&c. with The flesh half gone, the buzzard5 havl
toasted upon ii for some days. Old Pete
10; sbot in the stomach by Peter Couillens sol
nd three weeks ago, while the scamp was ste
PPSS inc sweet potatoes. Thirty-two buGksI
De- we're poured into him, fate he and all gu
20 richly deserve.
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81 certify that my wife and myself were IN !,
had health for some fifteen years. L CHANGED
to be looking over one of Simmons'S Liver
Rsgnlator Aimauacs and saw A. H. Stephens :
and Bishop Pierce's names TO testimonials. l
then obtained some of the Regulator, ana
Reoulator TO my friends as an excellent
medicine. .,,,o RI.
Beware of bogus and counterfeit simmons Of
gotten up 10 sell on the popularity oil tne
Genuine. prepared only by J. III. Z.ilin d Co
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AttacIhnent Notice.

In line ClTcuit Court Of OutIDy COlIIty! 1SLI1Is
M White 4 Co. vs. W. e Satterneiu.
Tn this cause an attachment having been sued
ont unon the ground that the defendant Is non.
rexident OF the State of Tennessee, and returned
TsaderS as the property of the defendant, w. Z.
sstterfeId. and afidayft having been made that
a. dfen is ustfy indebted 10 plaintiff In the
1nS 81 Ssq7 az by account and that he is nom
1e.ident al the State of Tennessee: ..
Ills therefore ordered, That the sald oelenoans
M, y SatterfeId make his personal appearance
berein- before the Judge of the Circuit CouIt o.
shelby county, at the eourtnouss Ia 1rS ne No.
md defend said attachment suit WITHIN me uine
mrs scribed by law. or the same viii De preceeoeo
win exnarte and that copy OF this order De pu D.
gsaa6 once A week, for four consecutive weeks
i,7 fhe Herph,s Appeal This September u, lssZ-
III .n no-r-sriesf: JOSEPH UHL, Clerk.
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Non.Resident Notice.

No 500 Fin the Chancery Court OF sneiDy
NO co1nry Tenn.-The State OF Tennessee VS.
VIM Z. Butler ct al =; ,h;s csnsa
IL, ~ .hp defendants Martin Conroy, Ed Twohll,
MIS-. sarah Folkes. A; l. Gummins, I; W. y; MAS
ESS,,vajl and Catherine NJ. Folwell are not TO ne
found in This county and it also apPea,1Si MS ie
- ,i,,r Vim J. Harris nonresident OF the StAte
of Tennessee OF his heirs anu an n -
der having been entered herein, oirecuns go !,
Sec;as 10 issue for him TO appear ana snow Cause,
any ne has why this cause should not De nesiseu
st is therefore ordered, That the above namsp
ma rites make their appearance nere1n, ~ tct
ponrtbo1se Of shelby county, in Memphis, Tenn,
on or before the first Monday in October. ~.
| either to plead answer or demur to Complainant
| smended bin fled May "a, 1882. or show cause
any he has why suit should not be reviyeo eteo; q
az case may be- or the same will be taken as con
seSsed a. 10 them and set for hearing exparte; snt
thai copy of this order be punnsshieo one
apneai. This Sist day of August, ISL
| a copy-attest: R. j. BLACK. CLERK and Master
w Rradiey Deputy Clerk and Master.
j. W. Hampton, Sol. for ConplI- II
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Judgipg from the favorable comments on me me
nTaiI Roard'' OF the Exchange will be quite pop
Mar when the public becomes more iamlIias Win Win
The nroceeding. The social character anu eoLi.
mercial standing of the members OF the EAcnanI5e
and the business integrity Of its secrelairi.eis
Wessrs Hotter and LaHache are guarantee Vi tie
fsfrness of transactions. word about MT. HOT I.
ter5s eajcienoy as auctoneer Will not De 3ut o.
nIsca He went at the business like an OLD han9;;
aprd acaritted himself with much credit he VIII
aaeta a sumner when the dealers take enough
interest IN 1t to cause him - exert himself "he
he will have to call up all his genius.
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=. - .ha Hipht, of Folly

To wait until you are down with disease
that may last, when timely use OF Parkers
Ginger Tonic would cure you. W. nave
GnoSn sicklv families made the healthiest
hv IL -ObseTper
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FORTY-EIGHTH
POPULAR DRAWING
COMMONWEALTH
Distribution Company,
SATURDAY, September 30, 1882

The following is a list of the Drawn Numbers with
the Prizes opposite:
LOUISVILLE, September 3o-This Is TO eerniy
that we, the undersigned, kept the record OF ihe
drawn numbers of the FORTY-EIGH1H Drawing
| 80 the commonwealth Distribution Company,
which took place in the city of Louisville, KY
September So 1882 and that the following list Is
| correct: y. " ~ -
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All the directors of the Memphis Jockey
Club are requested to meet at the secretary
ofioe at 1880 o'clock to-day. Business Of
importance TO be transacted:g .o.-
~ NJ H KATZENBERGER, Secretary.
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pov., Reue6t Association

Is the name of birthday insurance com-
pany located at Nashville. Its cara appears
In another column.
For boots and shoes made to order go to
VoeoaIi & Ga
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go the Public.
An Excellent Medicine.

1 resigned the secretaryship oil tne a ga
tional Matrimonial Union SEPTEMBER Eo'h'
80 hive no interest or connection with 1t.
auu nave III AA'eiSoS - n q STODD ARD
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vour stock i'm Condition
EIou1,,sOandies,

To do this, you will lind no means SO 10,
liable as The use of Hammers Stock Powders
and Liniment. 10 .ro,,,s
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ADMINISTRATION Prizes.

The 1000 tickets ending with y, being N So,
as the two ending figures Of the nnu1 mum so
5ya,r The CsritaI Prize are each entitled 10 sio.
Ior1svIIIE September 30, lss2-Ihe suoscIleeI n
laIiJ no connection whatever with or liltels. ~
any fTize ticket or dividend arising from OF u
iT5; % the Commonwealth Distribution Com J;
and having been requested TO act as -
snnervise the FoIty-eighth Singie-NuIh,oe[ Dia "
in9 Of said company, which trarsplred Ci ,+ -
in tbi civ do hereby certify upon homer, that es
frrserof are the numbers which we're draw LLo
The T00 900 placed in the wheel by Us III Le Pa
enee of the audience. with the prize ooiieSi'-N
Ane 1heie"4'- ! NJ WOMACK, CoY,,r,fttee
THEO. =. BOYD,
PAYMENT of prizes viii commence on MohuAS
Ftp next drawing will take place october 81 lS-
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MUNICIPALITIES, Restaurant.
Special Notice.

Oysters as you like them. Good Gomez
with pure cream. Fine dinners, anu any
thing cooked 10 order.
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IL the youthful color are restored to f az
A. 80: Inv the use of Parker's Hair
Bslsam. harmless Dress His"''
| for its perfume and purity.
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Important.

Candies TO be good must be fresh and
finely favored. Floyd's are both, and always
give satisfaction.
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Everr Farmer and Horseman
4 Rich Luster

and Stock Powders. They are invaiua bic
in The treatment of stock diseases.
Ia INV G. w. JONES CO., Agents.
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FOR SALE.
GOOD MULEs-u,o, %. ,,.,n .tre

8 'ooD DaotG G. 4. sToyALL, 29s Main street
CITY PROPERTY.
| Nos IS and Go Poplar, lot 6Sxl4S3z.
Nos 2o4 and 29l12 Poplar.
No $50 Third lot 37xl4s =. z-,,.el<
No IS6 Court, lot 25x14s15.
M ISIS Court lot 30xl4SK.
No s37 Court extended, lot 2Sxl4S.
No 32s Union, lot 90 feet front
rs I2i and I2S St AaItin, lot 50x125.
Nos. I35 and lS7 ST. Martin, lot 5Oxl22-
Nos lSs and LII st. Martin, lot hOxl&2.
No sSl Orleans lot !9xi9T.
NOS 25I and 253 Vance, lot 5OxlSO-
No 13 Ruth, lot 25Xl46.
No. AZ Jones avenue, lot 50X1OO.
M. 81 Third (Chelsea), lot 74xllS1s.
No rs Safiarans lot 81 Xxi. -
several uioe cottages on Georgia street, aiso III
- Sss.es azld Fort pickering.
Chs Sud i041S Main, stores.
nos. 10 at. store. :. Il,
Desirable building @'
parts of the city. \, u cONAWAY,
NJ. Main street.
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I1AKM-on Macon road four miles from ioI Ba,
n lett; $40 acres, well improved ana Iehce ~
fine snriug rich lands, good nelghoornooo, vi
,viIT axchsnVe IL for a small farm or place heaE
atty MINTER PARKER, 2Sg NAN street.
DRICK-Best in the market. Brickyard, sec on
ID street Chelsea Telephone oT9er I9T 70
pURLAPS-For wrapping cotton samples ana
u for clothiers USE Tor sale IN uanMusS 70 suit
- ~ s. KATZENBERGER'S SONS,
II Madison street
A GOOD BAR AND FIXTU RIes-Corner Front
"A and Adams street, together win stoSki CON
slsting of Wines Liquors ana cigars also, A. A.
Chest Beds and Bedding, Bureaus ana W tshs'SA"S'
Apply TO John Spelman, IS Adams street.
NTEWS-STA NDS-One of the best IN the CITY, ior
N sale. address, A. b. q, TINS once.
nESIDENCE-Wfth the view OF 1mneuIatssty
h rebuilding in the same neighoorhoo1, onet ,
- eSidenee on Rayburn avenue for sale; par
sasI. aud balance on long credit Paae ma
three acres house of seven roems VIII sss,
hath and other convcnienees. NO CITY taAes AAN
nne helsh MISTER PARKER. 2S9 Main street.
1.-TWO HOUSES AND LoTs-on Walker avenue
s12n0 each One-fourth cash; balance IN tnre'
MIN II. L. GUION, 10 Madison street.
100000 the he best varieties, cheap, Ad
| dress c. E. BARBOUR K CO., Memphis.
| No / FERRYBOAT-lI2 feet long, Is fee
! "A beam will carry sixteen two-horse wagons
? Price 5000. For information ADDRESS .-s,s
4 W. A. Ca DE, Leavenworth, kansas
NNE HoRSE-Harness, Milk Wagon ana lou
III cans Address W., care OF Appear.
| THoICE RESI- oENCE LOTION Cyhthia stree
~ between Linden and Vance; very oesiraoi'
| w A WHEATLE0, Is Main
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When you visit or leave New YORK cry,
have aggase ,expressage and carriage hlIe' ano
eton Al Grand Mon Hotel, opposite Grand zen
trail depot our hun and fly elegant 10 4,
and upwards per day levator. Restaufsntt SUP ~.
piled With the best. Horse-caTs, Stages anu live
yyated railroad TO all depots. Families can NV
hotter for less money at the Grand Union IMAM III
sny other frst-class hotel in the city
@OuR dinner party yesterday hnlsneo Inc
last bottle of Hub Punch
sTben. NV dear, doa't forget 10 remind
me 10 order a fresh supply to-mmorow." Inc
trade supplied at manufacturers prices pS
B. ]. Semmes d Co.
Go 20 John Sturla's, corner OF ma,
| and Union streets, for New ASiA
"y-,ers- received daily by express.
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20, 900 cases 1889 New Packing Peaches,
Tomatoes, Strawberries, Rasp-
berries, GOOseberries, Etc.
500 Half-brls. New Mackerel, L. d 3.
1000 Kits New Maekerel, L, and 3.
25 Half barrels New Mess Mackerel.
Ice Kits New Mess Mackerel.
100 Boxes New Goldfish.
1000 Boxes New Scotch Herring.
200 Boxes New Factory Fiat cheese.
100 Boxes New Full Cream Cheddar
Cheese.
100 Boxes New Full Cream Cheese,
2 i'm a box, about % lbs each.
very fine for retailing.
800 brls Silver Moon New Process
FIOur-NOne better.
200 brls Royal Patent Flour, very fine
500 brls other grades Flour.
100 brls Silver Moon Meal.
so brls HOminy.
so brls Grits.
1000 brls Sugars-ali grades.
1900 Bags Coffee.
1000 Packages Lard.
1000 Cases Garrett's Snut.
800 Cases Milk.
so brls Pure Cidar Vinegar.
o. brIs Pure Pickle Vinegar.
1000 boxes New Crop LemOns-NeF
York stock.
1000 Bags Virginia Peanuts.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-03

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months were not responded to- and me cd1 Vim IN
Otntsr was announced in which Mr.. H. T. ramp
~ SoId to MT J. J. Jacobs 100 bales, at I9;S9os
sort or compromise between the Dlo I'll" oAiet VI
that month.
THE BLACKBOARD RECORDS
.,,red the following statements of the first days