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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-08-12

One OF Jonathan Edwards's cou1empora-
ries, the Rev. DR.. B., in an adjoining town
discarded the severist of the Calvanistic dog
mas. A notorious scamp in the town, much
affected in 8 revival, went TO the doctor and
said to him, in the religious psrlsnee OF the
time: 81 realize that l sm The chief OF SIM
ners" "Glsd to hear il !" replied the soni-
nic; "your neighbors have long realized it!'
II feel" persisted the whining penitent, shat
l am willing to be damned for the glory of
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CAN any one tell why people go up in
balloons? Lives are lost continually by such
expeditions; young fellow was killed th at
way the other day, his balloon falling into
the Ohio river. All the balloon can do for
science it has done; voyages in them are now
entirely aimless. 1t may DE questioned
whether ballooning ought not 10 be pro-
hibited as only roundabout way to suicide.
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Kenfaeky Elections.

LOUISVILLE, August 11.-1'he official vote
of this county shows that Webb is elected
county clerk over Egelhoff BY 43 majority.
Stale come in slowly, and there is nothing
which has developed which would tend TO
break the prediction of a week ago that the
Democrats will elect Henry clerk OF the APP
pellate Court by $4,000 msjerity.
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THERE are good many so-called camp
meetings in the East this summer, and some
paris of the West are following the fashion.
These assemblies are no longer of the
Boanerges character; they have become
summer pleasure excursions with infusion
Of mild piety Would that the world at large
would learn to take it's pleasures as ration
ally and in manner as conducive 10 the
realization Of sonnd mind in sound body,
with reverence and gratitude toward Him
~ho oivaa hofh
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SAN FRANCISCO, August 11.-A Vallejo
dispatch says the Hardy Powder Works
located one and half miles southeast ol
that city, exploded at II 20 o'clock this
morning. The mixing, glazing and drying.
house and magazine were blown 10 atoms
Nothing is left standing EXCEPT the water
tank and the brick work surrounding The
boiler. a, III. Hall, engineer and superin.
tendeaf, y as bzdsy=SuE5ed, but has chance
for his life. George Edgrum and McArdle
were killed. Fifteen tons of powder ex.
ploded
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FRANCE.
~ ,MpnRTAnr pEcREE.

PAKfs, August 41.--A very important de-
cision has been spnb41shrs.s -sssf0sv-
Commercial. educational and financial asso-.
Citations authorized in the United States 10
have legal status in Ffsuce. and Inc fuil
exercise ef their rights in all French courts.
SCARCITY OF THE WATER SUPPLY, -
The municipal authorities are obliged TO
sppeai to the public to economize IN the use
of water. The streets of the city are only
watered twice weekly, owing to the scarcity
of The supply.
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A COUNCIL composed of Admiral Seymour
and The leading military authorities has
been sitting on board the HsIiaQn. of Alex
andria, 10 investigate the effects OF the
bombardment OF the forts. The evidence of
the naval and military officers ia that ma
sonry is useless against modern guns, but
that earthworks turn every shot.
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The sentiment is spreading that canals
ought TO be as free to navigation as rivers.
Canals are built at the public expense and a
Toll is demanded for the use of them. Rivers
are improved at the public expense, but we
do not think Of demanding toll on them.
Upon what principle is the difference made
between the two?
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LaSalette Academy
SPECIAL NOTICE.

WILL OPEN on THE FIRST MONDAY OF
w SEPrEABEI- Terms per month. IS. 81 s.
and S. according to the age aud class of the pupil
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new cases of yellow-fever to-day, all Mexi.
cans. No deaths IN the last twenty-four
hours. The fever in Matamoras is about
statH quo-about 100 cases. There were
only two deaths in the last twenty-four hours
The weather is very favorable. There are
FIVE cases of fever seven miles. up the river,
al CoItias's rancho. All mail communica-
ton has been stopped.
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SOME OF the telegraphic companies, il ap-
pears, seeking dividends careless who suf-
fers, treat their employees very meanly, in
creasing their hours of work and cutting
down their pay. The boys are arranging a
big strike If they cannot get Justice without,
and il they strike they will win, for their
work cannot wait and outsiders cannot be set
In co H.
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sPaInctR DECORATED.
VENEZUELA ORDER CONFERRED UPON TIL
ILLINOIS CONGRESSMAN.

ILIIfoIS CoNGREssMAN.
WAsHINGroS, August l1.-Representative
Springer LIli] has received communication
from the president OF Venezuela informing
him that with the consent of the Federal
Council, he has conferred upon him the
decoration Of the third-class of the Order of
the Bust of the Libsrator. The communica-
ton states: 1T is The highest honor this
country can confer upon its distinguished
officials, and sso upon those, whether ma
tives or foreigners, who make themselves
worthy of this illustrious distinction by their
eminent merits, or by services rendered man
kind or to the civilization of the natives"
Mr.. Springer has filed the communication
with the secretary OF state until Congress
shall consent to lis acceptance.
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CHICAGO. August 1l;.Colonel Clowry,
osneraI 4 riulsDdent of the Western Union
TsIearanb T Is Compsny, has received an official
noii6cs,ion from J. j. Dickey, division su-
perintendent at Omaha, that all the striking
operators at p,a' = heir old sssIRee snd 10
bo. tgo ~ three Of them had been rein.
stste5 a. heir places had already been
filed and the company had all the force re-
ouired
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CHARLES DUcLERc, the new French pre-
mier, started as proof-reader on LIE Bon
Seas in Paris, and then became one of its
editors. He alec became public man, but
refused TO accept any Office under that
thimble-rig gentleman Louis Napoleon,
which gives Que good opinion of him.
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nav coons

NEW YORK, August 11.-Wiih steady
demand for many small sssortments, but a
much larger movement through deliveries,
the daily volume of sales CONTINUES to show
very satisfactory. The tone of the market is
also improving, and desirable staples and
seaeonable fabrics are in nominal. if any,
supply. Grain bags are in good demand.
Agents are without any stock, and produc-
ton is largely sold to arrive. Prices are
very firm. Prints are in good request and
very large distribution, aud white stocks are
undergoing a steady reduction. Production
is very largely employed on orders. Farwell
36-inch bleached cotteus have been advi need
4c; fremont canton fannels, d, l. d and
ii, Massachusetts r and Lawrence d, c
and B brown and blesched canton fannels
have been advanced 4c each, and other
makes of similar qualities are held at value,
being without any stock and production sold
ahead
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CHICAGO, August 1.-THE money market
this week has not been particularly lively
though there has been a good demand fol-
accommodation at steady rates. Clearing,
about $42, 100000. General merchandise
has had an uninterruptedly good week
though the weather is somewhat unseason.
able. Prices OF all staples are unchanged
There is absolutely no new feature in any OF
the markets outside of those on Change
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;5s aa-mepy Mil. DIaIcuIt-

CoHoEs, N. Y, August 1l.-As renlt of
the -mass-meetisg last night the Exeutiye
Committee of the Harmony Mill "statoutsn
claim decrease of twenty-three in thlwork-
ing force Of the weavers, and promls mere
to quit to day. A decisive strugglesii be
made Monday.
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LiYaIx M Rnxfan

Boston, August 11.-A good trade is in
progress for the season. Manufacturers oi
boots and shoes are now hard pushed TO fill
orders, and Western and Southern buyers are
very urgent in their demands tor present and
future deliveries. Despite the unusually
large quantity of goods cent forward before
the first of July shipments are as large now
as year ago, 1920 cases having been for.
warded to points outside of New England
this week
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quiet at So. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, August 1I.-Nothing has oc-
CURED in trade circles during the past week
worthy of special MENTION. Money has
been in good supply, but not sufficiently
abundant to reduce rates. The banks have
ali they care to do, and rates are firm at
7(1S per cent
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Eore,t Fire. 4, s.IfGornta.

SHASTA, August l1.-There were forest fires
all around town last night. Nearly all the
citizens were out fighting to keep the flames
from the village. Communication between
Shasta and Redding is cut of. Several resi-
dences on the outskirts Of the town and a
number of fine orchards and vineyards have
hesu dsstroyed
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A Deadly Family Feud.

DALLAS, Tex, August ia family feud
in Denton county ended in bloodshed last
night. A farmer named Green was mortally
wounded by a stepson named Steele, on ac
count of Mrs. Steele's second marriage
Green also killed his assailant, a brother o.
each OF the combatants, and the second Steele
boy, it is thought, cannot survive his wounds
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The situation a, Matamoras.

CHICAGO, August 11.-There seems to be a
panic over the yellow-fever in Matamoras,
and dispatches from there regarding the
number of cases are exaggerated and con-
Trajectory. According to one report, MA
Laredo, the number of cases on the 9th was
6fty-six. A later dispatch reduces the num-
Der for the same day to forty, but that was a
large increase, the daily average deaths for
the week previous to the 9th being only
fhirfeen
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MILWAUKEE, August 1I.-The police o.
this city we're notified by the authorities Of
Prague, Bohemia, that Herman Absls, forty.
FIVE years old, and owner of a large milling
establishment in that city, had absconded
with S280,000 belonging to his creditors
The dispatch claims that the defaulter is al
either Chicago. ST. Paul or Milwaukee.
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rHE EPlpEMlc EuNp.

THE suRGEoE.GEEERAk OF THE MARINE
HOSPITAL TO CONTROL IT.
WAsHIEGTcS, August 1l.-Secretary Fol-
ger says the ipquiry into the need of the use
Of money forsuppressing epidemics, aud the
duty Of apply,ng + q WI ~. be committed to
service. and IL case of need army and navy
surgeons willie called on in addition.
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I'm. Tarin Commi.ston.

TRENTON, N. J., August 1.-THE Tariff
Commission today inspected the Trenton
potteries, and in a ware-room of one estab-
lishment, where decorated articles were e1-
posed, free talk or lecture was made to the
commission by Mr.. Madden, in which the
importance of encouraging decorative art
was insisted upou
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1910.

INCREASED shipments of wheat are giving
a healthier lone 10 our exports, but imports
continue to be heavy, and they subject Us to
drains for gold in case Europe should require
that metal, which it may if the Egyptian
struggle should be prolracted.
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viii sell round trip tickets from sineton, Ripley,
Newbern and Rives, Tennessee, and Fulton, May
field and Paduesn. Kentucky. Also, Louisville
and Nashville Kailrosd from stations between
Memphis and Bowling Green, Kentucky, and sta
uons on the Henderson branch between Guthrie
and Henderson. TO Memphis, at four cents per mile
round trip. and only Tor this occasion Trains
will leave Memphifon the 28th instant at O'Clock
m. and at A 80 pm
Tickets good for Thirty Davs, and limited
to continuous passage In both directions r >
member, this is the LAST OPPORTUNITY THIS
YEAR. For further informatios call on or write
70 the followinK-nsmed Agents:
z. WILLIAMS. Passenger Ag't. Memphis, Tenn.
BARNEY HUGHES. Ticket Agent.
> 227s Mar street Memphis. Tenn
s. Z. FINLEY, Ticket Agent. 27s M.ins Memphis.
and Louisville and Nashville Depot, heed Main St.
D. C. RJBERTS, Gen. Passr and Ticket Agent,
Little Rock, Ark.
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GERMANY.
socIA1Isrs 1nrPRIsoNEp.

BERLIN, August 11.-Herren, Bebel, Lsib-
knecht and Hasencover, socialists, have
been condemned by the LeiPsic Court to TWO
months imprisonment for excessive abuse
aud insult to the Federal Council. Lieb-
kneeht and Hasencloyer are memsers Of the
German Raichsfaa
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Fair an New York.

New YORK, August 11.-All conditions
favorable TO prosperous autumn trade seem
to exist and though purchases in the various
departments are not yet large, still the ex-
pectationa that we are to have a successful
haif-year's business is thought TO be well
based
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THE SPORTING RECORD.


P1rTsBURe, August 11.-Baltimores, 1 /;
Alleghenys, 0.
New YORK, August 11.-Clevelands, 8;
MetropoliIans, z.
PHILADELPHIA, August H. Philadel-
phias, 8; Datroits, 10.
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The AmalSamased Iron and Stet Assa.
efaliOn-

CHICAGO, August ll.-Secretary hrtin OF
the Amalgamaied Iron and Steel tssocia-
lion, ssys that they have sdopted sresolu-
would not ask an advance on the nakng snd
pudding scale Of prices for five yeal They
have not asked any guarantee oil tn manu-.
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PoRr SAID. August 1.-THE cable be-
tween this port and Alexandria ia DOW open
for business. The telegraph station is on
board the telegraph ship John Pelder in the
harbor
The British fleet in the harbor consists of
the Agancourt, Dee, Monarch and Northum-
berlaud,
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THE l. ST GRAND EXCURSION THIS
Il Year 10 Arkansas and Texas will leave
Memphis, Tenn, Monday evening, August 2Sth via
Memphis snd Little Rock Railroad. Train leaves
L. and n RI Depot, Memphis, Tenn. at 80 p. m.
This is the Last Opportunity this season to exam
inc the bountiful and magnificent crops of Arkan.
sas and Texas. Everybody should go. Look at
these Extraordinarily Low Rates from Memphis
to the following places and return:
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CINCINNATI, August 1.-THE dullness OF
the summer trade continues in all branches
of business. The money market is easy at
six per cent. Currency is abundant, deposits
exceeding demands. Eastern exchange
strong, 6he-twentieth discount buying, par
selling
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CRIMINAL CALENDAR.


SrREAToR, Ill, August II.-Patrick But
terield, an old Irish gardener here, murdered
Jonu Hayes last night by hitting him on the
hesd with club. Hayes was annoying him,
along with other boys.
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ST.. LOUIS, August 1.-Latest advices
from Brownsville, Tex, are that the outlook
there is very unfavorable. Two new cases OF
yellow-fever have developed in the gar
rison al Fort Brown, near by. There are now
about eighty cases of fever in Brownsville,
and so far there have been twelve deaths.
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CONDITIONOFTRADE
All Conditions Favorable to Prosper
Gus Fall Trade at New York
and Boston,
With a General Summer Dullness Pre-
vailing in the West-Money Abun-
dant and Cheap.

PrrTsBURG, August 1.-THE situation of
general business has undergone no material
change since last week. Merchants and
manufacturers continue to complain of dull
trade, and no Improvement is expected while
the labor troubles exist
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BaiIeySpriings
LAUDERDALE COUNTY,
ALABAMA.


FOR TERMS, CIRCULARS. ETC. ADDRESS
D11iS 90 90.
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SENATOR BEN HILLS
Condition Much Worse His Death
Hourly Expected.

ATLANTA, GA, August 11.-Senator Hill
is much worse. He is evidently sinking
fast. His death is expected to-day or to-
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New York, August 11-Coney Island
races. Tonawanda. Bouncer, Virgins,
Gertie M. and Oscar Wilde were the runners
to-d2y
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A Vegetable Product,
Only used in AYERS AGUE CURE, has
proven itself never falling and rapid
cure for every form of Malarial Dis
order, Fever and Ague, or Chills and
Fever. No injury follows its use, and
its effects are permanent. 1t rouses
the system to condition of vigorous
health, cleanses the blood Of malarial
poison, and imparts feeling OF COM
fort and security most desirable in
Ague districts. 1t is an excellent tonic
and preventative, as well as cure, of
all complaints peculiar to malarious,
marshy and miasmatic regions. The
great superiority of AYERS AGUE CURE
over any other compound is that it
contains no Quinine, Arsenic, or min
eral; consequently it produces no
quinism or injurious effects whatever
upon the constitution. Those cured
by it are left as healthy as if they had
never had the disease.
The direct action of AYERS AGUE
CURE upon the Liver and Digestive
Organs makes it a superior remedy
for Liver Complaints, producing many
remarkable cures, where other medi-
cines have failed.
For sale By all druggists.
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DETROIT, August 1.-THE annual regatta
of the Northwestern Rowing Association
closed to-day under the most favorable
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
sp.rited CorresPOndenee Between the
British and American Postal
Authorities.
Conxressmaa Springer, of Illinois. Dec.
GRATED by the Venezuelan Gov.
ernment.
MAIL MATTERS.

WAsH1seTos, August 1l-In the Star
route trials Kerr continued argument tor
flaa o.orerlanannl.
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SPIRITED CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN THE
AMERICAN AND BRITISH POSTAL AU.
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WAsHrNGros, August 11.-A somewhat
spirited correspondence is passing between
the postal authorities Of Great Britain and
the United States, with regard to the stop
page of the dsiivery Of certain matter. 1t
appears that the British authorities not
only prohibit the circulation through the
mail Of certain American newspapers inim-
ical te the interests OF that government, but
that Registered letters and packages sus-
pected Of containing seditious information or
dangerous preparations are interdicted by
the same authorities
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M0p0cCo

A HOLY WAR AGAINST CHRISTIANS.
MADRID, Agust 11.-A dispatch from Tan
gisr states that holy war is being preached
throughout Morocco against christians.
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PREsInENT aARFIEID'S WOrND-
urNnX cEnRGE PEIEAsE

HENRY GEORGE RELEASED.
DUBLIN, August 1l.-Henry George, who
was sre-arrested yesterday, wasreeased to-day.
The police accused him of associating with
suspects.
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LABOR TROUBLES.

Another Skirmish at the CsmS nm
Mines.
PITTsBuRG, August 11.-Another skrmish
occurred this morning at the Camp Hll coal
: mines between the strikers and nouunion
men. No one was killed.
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ourRAe rs AND Ev1cr1oNs

The official return shows 40 suspects in
prison August ID. Two hundred and thirty.
one outrsges, including two murders, took
place in July, against 28I outrages, with
five murders, in June. Total number OF
evictions daring July, 321 families, represen-
tating 1919 persons. OF the families evicted
half were reinstated as tenants or caretak-
ers Number of families eyicted during
June SIS, representating 1868 persons.
ARRESTED UNDER THE REPRESSION ACT.
CLAREMoRRIs, August 11.-"Scrab" EalIy,
one of the defendants in the Irish state
trials at Dublin, in January, 1881, was ar
rested late last night under the curieW
clause of the repression act.
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4 sou AT a nuIe Race, as II Were.

y USEFUL IN DYSPEPSIA.
II gives the stomach tone and imparis
vigor 10 the whole system
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MR.F. G. DELANEY, OF Norfolk, Va. writes:
at gives me great pleasure to experience once
more that gloriously good feeling of perfect health
was buried in despair, my back constantly panied
me, and from head to foot felt thoroughly i'll. 1
could not walk across the yard without fatigue.
Nothing ate agreed with me. Doctors could do
me no good. / tried Browns Iron Bitters. They
have given me perfect health and strength"
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1t seems that there will be whipping and
spurriug race between Fussell and Beasley as
to which will get the smallest vote. 1t will
require the full returns and the official count
to settle il,
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ENGLAND.
ADJoURNMENT OF PARLIAMENT.


LONDON, August 11.-In the House of
Commons this afternoon Mr.. Gladstone
stated tha, the House will adjourn Saturday
until the gath or 26th of October. Nothing, he
said, which will obstruct the rules of pro-
cesdure, will be taken up at the autumn ses-
sion, except in the event OF an emergency.
PRESIDENT GAEFIELD's WOUND
The AGenGunl says that Prof. march, an
eminent German surgeon, has published a
lecture, which he delivered before the Physio-
logical Society at Kiel, on the treatment of
General Garteld's wound. Prof. Esmarch's
lecture was to the effect that Generai Gar
field might have been alive but for the
treatment he received.
THE INTERNATIONAL COPYRIGHT.
LIVERPOOL, August 11.-Att the conclusion
OF the conference on the codiGcation OF the
international lay, letter was read from
Lowell, United States minister at London,
stating that be had little hope for the suc-
cess of the negotiations now proceeding al
Washington, relative TO the International
copyright, as the publishers have such
8eigbty influence.
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-,, tl<hfDfax striher.

fse,prers Thsy hsve secured better con-
stitnt;o1 and code than ever before, and laid
the @ basis Of better understanding with
manufacturers
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Miss Emma Thursby, who is now in Paris,
expscts soon to visit Norway in company
with Mrs. Ole Bull.
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YELLOW.FEVER.
New Gases at BrownsviIIe-Connie
Vs. Reports from n ata,n OF s.
specisl to the Appeal

specis to the Appeal
Jackson, MISS, August 11.-Dr. Writ
Johnspn, secretary of the State Board OF
Health, received official information to-day
OF case of yellow-fever in New Orleans at
the Charity Hospital. Arrangements are be-
ing made to establish strict quarantine sta
tions et Osyka and Fort Adams, Miss. Every
precautiou, as required by the State Board,
will be taken. The report created but little
.a-eafion bara