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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-03-12

Concerning the musical phenomenon that
appears here the ensuing week, the New Or
leans Picayune says: This strangely gifted
negro boy had large audience at Grune-
valid Hall yesterday afternoon. 1t is likely
that he will appear again in New Orleans in
the course of few weeks. The spectacle of
an oddity, or an eccentricity, in many of the
relations of life, is not ordinarily surprising
to the world. They pass before us in numer-
quency and variety of their recurrence that
mankind rarely turns its head to take
second look. But here is profound psyco-
logical mystery, whose depth lies far below
the plummet Of speculation. Born a slave,
deprived before birth OF the power of
vision, endowed with faculties that hover
upon the borderland between intelli-
gence and sponsibility-that mar
row horizon which seems destined to be
forever illuminated by the twilight of intel
ligence-he is yet musical miracle. God
in His inscrutable wisdom, denied him
sight. He saw fit likewise to limit the
range of his faculties, but to compensate the
poor blind negro boy for the want of these,
ne so richly endowed him with the genius of
art, SO filled his soul with melody, that there
is hardly man in the wide world, what
ever his aptitude or training, who excels him
in command OF his instrument. His range of
themes is great. Whether it is a sonata OF
Beethoven or q wild African plantation
hymn, the divine inspiration OF Tom finds
utteranee and expression-at one moment
beguiling the listener into dreamy ecstasy,
again lifting him into a species Of sympa-
thetic exaltation. 1t is impossible to de-
scribe Tom or the effects OF his music. To
fully understand and appreciate and enjoy
him. one must hear him"
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In the South. SfIk-worm eggs and white
mulberry trees for sale. Send for pamphlet.
P WALLACE HcKITTRIcK,
six Culrurist and Reeler,
22l Second street, Memphis, Tenn.
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DARK BAY MARE MOLE-Medium size, about
L. 10 years cid, left hind ankle swollen; had all
shoes except on left fore-foot: strayed or stolen
from 1888 Gayoso street 10th inst. Finder will be
re arded by returning the animal to DR.. CAMP
BELL. corner Union and Desnto streets.
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Faded CoIors Restored.

cray hair soon RECEIVERS il youthful & ior
by the use Of Parker's Hair Balssm, an ele-
giant dressing, admired for its perfume.
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NOTICES,
.ortant Notlee-walra. q warn!ag

Important AOtIee-NHrds OF HaThIpg!
We 5ssir re 70 se tai- Lien 7iy wor3 Of var lug
u whom II rzaV csHlcra L5-t eiz perClf who
have been OF ere l1w d--f4ug in PEI aru-lOn
esIled '-G.ayt9u 4 Bps els Celelg1Isc stomach
F.Igf-s f urC ur0r the Iizf AFf bF AGEms & 20 OF
Eary YORK rf3r lslcs lt1iie ~ pfssteEitea siflc
4.ssae1rl - - i arie-e rs been , 0Iiouuctf BY
YORK "a . dea5s On rendered o. rs Honor Judge
BiatchfJrf, February 1891. a. being an imitation
Of Hosfaitefis Gia Dratet -tefnNoh RtfeTS, VITO
g7antee a cree % pcrDsIcsi fnj1ntt on attn
damages Ega-nst the SAG ADAMS a Co Tor viola
tion Of our T-ade Man i fie Pneun e. ihe
t,fsEs,lple o. tis furoIt-n NJ feSkf5 sppilss vim
egBal force 70 eng srice Of hiFtsfs- tie els Of
which bear geDeT n scs1f Is bee 20 Cur EsSe
rTara r ast ~ 70 Ice hliire % GuF GA tuttlts
with spurious arH- a. -tt-nE q a1l cay attlcis
80 rl- ing g.. "a. OIL. laE - %. ~ t.-rcr his
p. scr. r. erlEi.ifi. &c. rev "a. - on
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tions when Judge HOrrigan interrupted him,
saying:
"T6at'n do, Mr.. Taylor; think be is bet
ter posted on the Suuday-school catechism
than you are"
The Hon. Emerson Etheridge, who is in
the city, is one OF the brightest OF men. Yes
terday, while in . collection OF gentlemen,
he said he fully sided with Judge Horrigan
in hi. war on the concealed deadly weapon.
THE man who carries pistol now," re-
marked one OF the party, will have to
buckle it on outside"
'Yes," said Mr.. Etheridge, "and Pll be
hanged if I wouldn't like to see Horrigan
make them swallow their pistols and carry
their whisky TASKS on the outside"
That certainly would diminish crime.
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sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

AIEDAL-At the Theater, or on Third street.
INl between Monroe and Jefferson. Gold Nal
tese Cross, my name engraved. liberal reward
to finder. LEO KREMER ga Main street
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weekly Mortality Report.
Mortality report tor the week ending Satur-
daY. March II. at Pm:
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Particular Notrce.

1857 Prizes amounting to-........--..... SIG 100
Responsible corresponding agents wanted 81 ell
points, TO whom liberal compensation viii be
paid
For further information, write clearly, giving
full address. send oEders by Express or Regis
tered Letter or Money order, by mail, addressed
only 10 VI. A. DACPHIS. New Orleans, La,
or N. A. DAEFHE,, I2S LasaIie street,
Chicago, HIS, or VI. A. DAUPHIN, GOT
Seventh street. WashHoEsoB, e. e. or 20
No g West Court street. Memphis. tennessee
s%The New York Ofics is removed 10 Chicago.
N-B.-Orders addressed 10 New Orleans viii re-
ceive prompt attention
Tho particular attention Of The PltItc as called 30 the
fact that the eItirE nubeT Of The Tekets for each
Monthly DrGriRS Is sold, and eonssgUeldy al TIE
PriSS IN zach Dr1irs1 sold nad dTIsra md paid
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PLU BER.
REWARD.
$500 Reward.

JEW IKE WaFtEs
We win pay the above reward for any czSe Of
Liver Complaint, Dyspepeia- sex HeSdsche, inot-
gssfiol, Constipation Costiyeuess we cannot cuIe
With Ven Vegetable Liver Pills when the girec-
lions are g-rfctly complied WITH. They are surely,
Vegetable and never fail 70 give s2ti8iaction.
sugzr-coatso. Large boxes containing - u Ia, Is
cents. For sale by al druggists. Beware Of coun-
tsrfsits snd .-ni lat!ons- The genuine Anuf4c-
tureo only by JOHN q. WEST 4 CO., The PHI
E5GEeTz," Isl and l63 ". Madison street, Chicago.
Free tTiAi package scnt ~ mai Pre5aid On 70
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Name. Age. sex. Color, Cause Of de'rA
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New Hete, CIaresdon-a. 7: Kerr. Pre-

Corner Madison and Second streets. 81 and 81 SC
per dav Meals 80 cents. Table board. {25 per
month. Passenger Elevator and Electric Bells.
D W Urnstead, Ky d Bills. Miss
Gen ] b Campbell Y r II williamson Miss
W McGeurk Miss D o Reilly, AK
N Z Neil. Tenn J. Cain q ". Ala
James Harden, Ala L Brady, chicago
Miss NJ BalIman Ohio II B Anfeld, Ohio
6 Comes. Tenn Straup, No
A BoIaver, KY c French. Inc
W Lacroy l. ", Ark Ames, Miss
c Hoffman,, KY Miss HorDannt ny
J Weatherholt, Ind Taylor, MISS
RIeet III " II Perkins, ARK
q Zuedrickel Ohio n r Rosendeid Ark
G Hill Va J Compton, Ind
" { Rray Tenn b Greendauner. Ohio
7 N WabshSchInidt XIV Mrs Block, Miss
b Batinger Miss Col J Hubs, Ind
Ms jenkins, KY.
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Personal.
LOST.

TUsTUs W. CAvENDER-Please write to you
- mother. lily MILLIGAS.
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H@ We are in receipt Of our Spri,ss
and lSumnler Stock Of Imported Cloths,
fresh from the looms Of the best En-
9lish and French Manufacturers.
An inspection solicited. Prices az
reasonable as any frst-eIass Tailoring
Establishment in The Southwest.
MURRAY & RIDGELY,
No. SO Madison street,
Memphis, Tenn.
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Resolutions by the Porter sus

On motion, this resolution was adopted,
and the meeting adjourned.
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HAVE your plumbing done by Bailey.
Practical eiIk Culture

Nearly new and at a bargain Must be sold
address at APPEAL office. PIANO.
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TELEGRAMS
To be Had by Calling at the Ohice AT the
Hours Mentioned.

List of undelivered kilograms remaining al
the Western Union Telegraph Office, SO Mad
ison street. Office hours from to 1880 a m
and from e TO Q n m.
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TOLANI AIION-rlite Ai4AS9 0N"'
good improvements -. po.hodv Hetel.
HaToRF RJOM-No. sU7 Main St, PeasocS n0'7''
pOyyFH HALL Exposition buli1lns' ,-- -
aTOREROOM-NO. Ss4 Main street, r5A,SPn1S "
r. 3, sNoWpEN or j. I. SO S.s1.S 80,
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They will bore successfully and satisfac--
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MONEY ORDER BUSINESS.

Tile Money Order office will not be
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Order business will be transacted on Sat
urdays after four O'Clock +. NJ.
s. g. SILSBY,
Idaho CITY. Dec 3, 1875. Postmaster.
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MR.J H. BATES, Newspaper Adverfis
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New York, is authorized to contract for
advcl tisemenls in the WORLD at our oess
rates.
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Sundays from halfpast twelve to Ond
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L. P. FISHER, Advertising Agent, 2,
Merchants Exchange, San Francisco, is
authorized to receive advertisements for
the columns of this paper.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-05-23
A Remarkable Life Insurance
Pnnfcw

Colonel James B. Gamble, of this city, has
a policy on his life for 5000 in the Mutual Life
Insurance Company of New York, which was
taken out in 1916. The policy has grown to be
worth over $4,000 Colonel Gamble pays moth
ing at present as he draws on his annual dvi-
dend TO pay his annual premium, and still the
policy increases some, although the original con-
tract was for 5000, and the premium to be paid
for life. The special agent of said company is
in town. and says that no other company in the
worlds able to produce similar policy on the
same plan, for the same length of time, with a
like result or, in other words, proposes to give
any person paid up policy in the Mutual Life
Insurance Company that will produce a similar
policy on the same plan, with like results, in any
other company. We are glad that Colonel Gam
BILE made so wise a choice and selected so good
a company in his younger days.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-05-23

It IL certainly deplorahle state of .ffairs
when what should be credit to our city and
the pride Of her people becomes q disgrace,
shame. sinking. filthy, pest bearing nuisance.
Visit any market-stand In this city, and view the
manner in which meats are exposed, with no pro-
lection from the innumerable flies that swarm
around and light upon them, not excepting
"blow-6ies,Y look at the miserably poor blue
beef generally TO be found there, smell the often
sive stencil that pervades the whole atmosphere
and If all this is not enough to sicken YOU. then
you have . stronger stomach than we possess
A great deal Of the meat kept at these stands il
absolutely unfit for human consumption, and il
this state of affairs is tolerated much longer the
Capital City may be the scene of some terrible
and fatal malady.
This is no trivial matter. 1t is a very serious
one, and one that should be frankly and seriously
considered at once. As matter of self respect
and selEprotection, this public disgrace must be
remedied; and the preservation of the health of
our people, the reputation and future prospects
of our city, demand that it be done at once.
Every citizen is vitality interested in this issue,
and they should let their voices be heard, and
make their power and influence felt in manner
that will insure prompt action in the premises
There are two ways to remedy this shameful
state of affairs. One will afford only temporary
relief while the other will give permanent relief
First-Do away with the pest-bearing market
stands in front of the post-of1ce block. The
CITY, if we are correctly informed, derives no rev.
enue from them beyond the annual license of S.,
as all the market fees go into the pocket of the
City Marshal Even if the city was realizing a
considerable revenue from them, they should
not be tolerated for a single day in their present
condition. Then abolish them at once and for
ever. Two market places would be sufficient for
the accommodation of our people. Let the
CITY Fathers restrict the number to two, re-
quire them to be kept in buildings. and prescribe
and enforce such regulations as will insure clean
illness about the premises, and the protection of
meats from flies, &c This will temporarily
remedy the evil.
The only permanent relief must come from the
building of a market-house, and it should be
built this summer. We have heard number of
taxpayers express themselves on this subject,
and they all sgnified willingness TO be taxed
for the purpose of building a suitable market-
house; and in behalf of the people of the Capital
City OF Florida, whose lives are placed in jeop-
ardy by the present disgraceful markel-sands,
reeking with filth and emitting their obnoxious
odors, we say build market-house, and build it
right away.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-05-23

About noon last Saturday news reached thin
city of very distressing accident at Bradford
vile, ten miles north of Tallahassee, where Col
John Bradford has q steam saw and grist mill
We have been unable to get full particulars, but
from what we can learn it appears that during
the forenoon of that day q set of stones in the
grist mill exploded, instantly killing the miller
who was horribly mangled by the flying frag.
ments. 1t is also reported that the fireman died
in short time from injuries received, and that
three other persons were more or less injured by
the explosion. Col. Bradford had very narrow
escape himself, having just walked away from
the stones that exploded. The killed and wound
ed were all cOlored
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Personal.

Colonel John A. Henderson left yesterday
for Jacksonville.
Hon E. K Foster has returned from visit
to Polk county
Hon. Hugh A. Corley has been at the Capital
for the past week.
We are pleased to learn that Miss Annie
Papy is convalescent.
MIR. w. p. Slusser is still improving and we
hope 10 see him out soon.
MIR. jeff NJ. Lamar, of Monticello, was in
The city day or two last week.
Colonel J. j. Dunno, of Jacksonville, regis
tered at the City Hotel this morning
: Mr.. l. Harkins Hillyard. of Jacksonville,
spent several days at the Capital last week.
Colonel NJ. A. Williams. of Fernandna, ar
rived at the Capital yesterday from West Florida
Mrs S. s. Williams has returned from Lou
isana, and is at her residence on Calhoun street.
Mr.. John E. Page, of Albany, N. Y, is still
in the city in the interest of his railroad enter
prise.
Miss Mnna Chaires has returned from a
protracted visit to Sanford, where she was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Phillips
Colonel s. G. McLendon, of Townsville,
President OF the Chattanooga, Columbus and
Florida Railroad, was in the city last week.
Mr.. R. w Bassett, who is book-keeper in
one of the largest wholesale houses of Savannah,
spent last Friday at his old home, in the Floral
City.
w. NJ. Mcintosh, ST., has returned from the
session of the General Assembly of the Presby-
terian Church, which was held in Atlanta last
week
The many friends of Mrs. G. 81. Dickinson,
of Steam Mill, Georgia, will be pleased to learn
that she is at the residence of Judge Bernard, on
Calhoun street.
Major w. N. Davidson, the popular and
eficient General Manager of the Florida Central
and Western Railroad, was in the city on business
last Wednesday.
Engineer F. P. Damon is locating the line
of the Tropical Florida Railroad in the vicinity
of Tampa, which place he expects to reach
about the first of July.
Mr. George e. Mundee, telegraph operator
at Palatka, will visit his brothers at Rico, Col,
during two months vacation, which was
granted him last week.
Mr. Robert Gamble, son of Mr.. w. E. Gam
BILE, Of this city, is with party Of engineers
who are making preliminary survey Of the
Leesburg and Indian River Railroad.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-05-23
ST. Teresa.

Governor Bloxham, Captain P. Honstoun and
others a few days ago returned from James
Island, and bring very favorable report from
that popular summer resort. Nearly all the
buildings and cottages are engaged for the sea-
son. They are being put in thorough repair, and
will soon be ready for occupancy A splendid
new wharf is being built, which will be COM
pleted about the first of June, when the Sylvan
Dell will enter upon her contract for the summer.
She will make semi-weekly trips between St.
Marks and Apalachcola, touching at st. Teresa
and Carrabelle. The run from st. Marks to ST.
Teresa can be made by the steamer in three
hours enabling parties leaving Tallahassee in the
morning to take dinner with their friends at St.
Teresa. The surroundings of this delightful
Gulf resort afford ample facilities for amuse-
ment and health. Game is abundant on the
island, the adjacent waters abound with the fin
est fish, there is splendid barber for sailing, and
the bathing facilities excellent. To all these
natural advantages has been added quick and
reliable transit, and but one thing is needed to
make it very desirable resort for Middle Fl0rd
ians, and that is suitable hotel, kept in good
style. 1t is thought that many persons would be
attracted to ST. Teresa if ample hotel accommo-
dations were to be had there. Some enterprising
man, or joint stock company, might find no
tel at St. Teresa very profitable investment.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-05-23

At their last regular monthly meeting, decided
for the present TO suspend all further collections
from members. and after the Hrst of May no as
sisance TO be rendered to any one. The officers
of the society desire to thank the gentlemen and
ladies who have assisted 90 much by their regu-
dolph, who have promptly attended every case
to which they lave been called.
There is now on hand $3.50, held by the on
GERS for some future purpose. This sum was not
collected from members, but donated for stated
use. Mrs. J. 8. WINTHROP, President
MIA L. d. WALKER. Secretary.
MIA GEoReR DAMON, Treasurer
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-05-23

We see it stated in the Post that the silk gown
made for Mrs. Garfield, by the ladies of the Phil
adelphia Silk Culture Association, is on exhibit
ton in Washington City as the first American
silk fabric ever made. A Leon county FLORIDA
lady can antedate that claim by about forty
years. In 1S4S Mrs. Blocker, first wife of Capt
Fl. T. Blocker, who then lived few miles north
of Tallahassee, cut and made for herself silk
dress, from the first entirely American silk fabric
ever manufactured. Under her personal super
vision the eggs were Matched and the worm:
raised, she reeled and spun The silk, and wove
il, and to her belongs the honor of making the
first American silk fabric. She also made hel
husband handsome silk vest, and manufactured
an excellent quality of sewing silk, some o.
which she seld at $40 pound
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-05-23

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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-05-23

A gentleman Of this city informs rs that he
shipped by express q single barrel Of cabbage,
packed in good condition, full and enclosed with
. canvass top, on May4. 1t was eleven days in
reaching New York, where it arrived on the
18th, In bad order, with about one-fourth Of the
cabbage missing, and the remainder sold for
oRly enough to pay expenses Of packing, ship
ping, &c. This was no fault Of the worthy and
efficient agent of the express company here, Mr..
J, W. Britton, but there certainly was gross
negligence by somebody along the route of
transit
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-05-23
List of Road COmmissiOmersO of LeOI
County.

At recent meeting of the County Commits
sioners the following Road Commissioners were
appointed for the ensuing year:
District No 1-R J. Bannerman, j. o. Brad
ley and B. F. Walker.
District No 2-J. NJ earn, B. NJ Johnson and
w A. Pringle.
District No 3-H. T. Felkel, w. T. Stringer
and Hunton B. Fisher
District No. 4-Theo. Turnbull, II. C. Herring
and A. I. Brown.
District No. Sc. G. Smith, J. H. Whitaker
and T. H. MoreLead
District No CIV. L. Robinson, James Bur
ness and Z. w. Gamble
District No. 7-R A. Whitfield, Jr., Phil T.
Roberts and w. T. Webster
District No. 8-N. W. Eppes, r. F. Bradford
and ]. D. Pepper.
District No. 9-Wallace B. Carr, Tobias Payne
and w c. Pogue
District No. 1O-Thos. F. Moore, VIM. Austin
and w. E. Lewis.
District No. 11-John p Roberts, Miles II
Johnson and w. T. Cogswel
District No. 14-Patrick Houstoun, B. c.
Chaires and D. W. Gwynn.
District No. 15-W. B. Landrum, Sam P
Chares and ]. NJ. Earnest
District No. 16-Thos. j. Isler, Geo. Alligood
and B. j. Boatwright
District No 17-Jackson Moody, Walter
Moore and J. NJ. Barton.
District No. 18-W H. Allen, James Harvey
and Wright Saunders.