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THE LAST RAIL
To be Laid In the Chesapeake and Ohio
Road To-Day.

The Chesapeake, Ohio and Southwestern
Railroad Company finishes the last link in
its line between this city and Louisville to-
day. The bridge across the Hatchie river is
completed, and at noon to-day the connecting
rail will be laid and the last spike will be
driven. Mr.. Holmes Cummips, the director
of said company in this State, has invited
several of our prominent merchants and bust
ness men to go out, with himself and other Off
cials OF the road, this morning to the Hatchie
bridge, there to meet invited delegations
from Louisville and Paducah and interme-
diate towns, and take part in the celebration
of the completion OF this grand trunk line of
railway from this city to the Chesapeake Bay.
Parties who have received invitations will
please meet at the Chesapeake, Ohio and
Southwestern depot, at foot of Exchange
street, at 1920 o'clock am. The following
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LOCAL NOTICES.

D. r. GRAHAM, plumber, gas and steam
filter, 55 Beale street.
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR Re-
NEWER is universal favorite for restoring
gray hair TO its original color, and making
hair grow out thick.
Huh PUNCH is composed OF the finest
liquors and the most exquisite fruit juices.
With ice, soda, this is par excellence, the IA
vorite; keep 1t on hand. Trade supplied at
manufacturers prices by B. j. Semmes & Co.,
Memphis. Tenn.
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EIoYd,s Candies

For purity and tine favor our candies
have no equal.
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how Judge Horrigan sat down on him. In
duce him to go hoEne, or DO anything he ia
competent to do, and not to fly any higher,
and Phi undertake to say he gets out OF
where he is before very long. There are
plenty of practical and intelligent steam
boatmen to fill the supervising inspectorshiP,
and the Memphis Local Board, of men born
and raised there too, without importing so
much cheek and ignorance OF steamboat law.
PILOT.
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Flowers Ladies, Restaurant.

Persons sending their families away, as
well as those visiting the city, will find our
place very convenient. We keep everything
in the best possible manner, and our prices
are ouite moderate
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Medicine poured into the stomach is far
worse than useless. Natures plan is absorp-
ton. DIR. Holman's Ague and Liver Pad is
the first and only successful application OF
absorption to the cure of chronic disease.
All druooisfa
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Have You n Ticket

In the July 3lst drawing of the Common
wealth Distribution Company? 1t may be
your turn to win the $4,000 prize. Why
save 81 when It's investment may secure you
fortune? The Company is above suspicion
and one of the wealthiest in the world. You
are amply secured and your chance is good.
Send g at once for ticket Address Il. NJ.
Boardman, Louisville, KY.
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LAW REPORTS.

Criminal C0urt-HorrigaD, Judge.
Calendar for July 18th: Nos. 1880, Dock
McGhee; 20, C. n. Thomas; II, Green Titus
and Daniel Simms; ~, Lucinda jackson;
70, VIM. Harris. Motions.
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State can rally with the assurance they will
never, can never be ashamed. He is Ma
son and Knight Templar, and was elected by
the Grand Commandery of the State in 1880
right eminent grand comm ander, and served
In that capacity with credit to himself and
satisfaction to the order
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The "Willing Workers" of the First Meth
odist church will give their excursion Friday
evening, July 18th, on the steamer Josie
Harry. Boat will leave foot of Monroe
street at s o'clock. Tickets, including re-
freshments, 50c. For sale at Wills & Wild
berger's
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WATER COMPANY CASE.
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
A Prompt Correction.

A Prompt Correction.
To the Editors of the Appeal:
| would like to say, through the medium
of the old APPEAL, that the article that ap-
peared in Sundays Avalanche, headed North
of Hatchie," does not reflect the sentiments
OF the Democrats north of Halchie.
CITIZEN.
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ImnOrianI.

When You visit or leave New York city
save baggage, expressage and carriage hire, and
stop NJ Grand Union Hotel, opposite Grand Cen
tral depot -Four hundred and fifty elegant 70 oms
and upwards per day. Elevator. Restaurant sup
piled with the best. Horse-cars. stages and ele5
vated railroad to all depots. Families can live
better for less money at the Grand Union tina at
any other hrst-class hotel IN the city
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ChiekasaM Natrimonial Association.

This association have their books now open
for membership. They provide the largest
security fund of any association in the South.
The officers are all home, men, whose names
are guarantee of the faithful discharge of
their dnties.
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MULE AND P0NY-On June 11th, one mouse
M eolorcd horse mule, about 10 hands high aud
wears old; and one dark bay pony, years old,
/ lille swa back and poor LiOeral reward for
same if returned u 6S and 20 MOnrpe street.
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To the Editors of the Appeal:
The thanks of the public library are due
to the Hon. Isham G. Harris for donation
OF valuable books, consisting of five volumes
OF Paris UaiversaI Exposition, one Naval %.
serratory Report, embelished with handsome
plates, and the Cotton Goods Trade Of the
World. LIBRARIAN.
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ANNUAL MFETING of STOCKHOLDERS.

TENNESSEE SOUTHERN RAILROAD COMPANY, I
NEmPHIs Tenn. July 6. ISL !
NTOTICF f. hereby given thst the Annual Meet
N ing of the stockholders OF the above Com
pany will be held at the Office OF the Company, in
The city of Memphis, on the
I4fh Day Of August, Iss2.
Notice is also given that at said meeting propo-
sition will be submitted 10 the stoeE holders 10
topeolidate with the Memphis and Nieksburg
Railrdad Cornpsny, the Mississippi Valley and
Ship Island gsilroad Company and the New Or
leans and MisSizsip1i Valley Railroad Company
GFO NJ KLEIN, Secretary.
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TWO BIG CASES
Decided in the Chancery Court Yester-
day Afternoon, One Involving Thou
sands Of Dollars,
And the Other Involving Thousands Of
Acres Of Good Plantation
Land.

Two important decisions were rendered in
Chancery yesterday. The first one, Pickett
"a. Ferguson & Hampson, before Judge
Ellet, involved plantation OF 5000 acres,
valued at $500. Messrs. Metcalf &
Walker represented Mrs Pickett, who gained
the suit, while Messrs. Humes & Postou, H
N. HILL o. p Lyles and others represented
the defendant. The other case was the old
Memphis Water Company case, the decision
in which has been awaited with interest.
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..sors,. Coux-asuIa,.s the "UhicEs.,

.sBoggy' COu&ratuIates the "Chicks.''
To the Editors of the Appeal:
You can't imagine how good felt this
morning when 1 read in the Herald the re-
port of the committee on prize drill at In
dianapolis and learned the "Chicks'' had
come out first best; was fearful when I wit
messed their evolutious the early part of j une
that they had grown little rusty, but they
polished up finely, and came out as trust
they ever will. The Quapaws, 1 regret, were
not placed. Hard work and better luck next
time, is the sincere wish of "BoGGY."
NEW YORK, July 7, 1852.
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Thanks 10 senator Harris.

North OF HATcHIE, July II, 1882.
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Or VT ards Seminary

NASHVILLE. HAs 267 Ma y Is
10 Of young ladies' on its roll Parents may
rely on this school. as it has seventeen years OF
success, own its fine buildings. and Is prepared
to train and educate girls in al branches Next
year opens September LIST Send Tor Catalogue
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George schiuy.

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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Higher Rents are secured

By landlords who furnish their cisterns with
the Water Elevator and Purifying Pump,
N ade by the
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Trunks at Cost,

FoR pumps, pipes and we'll points 20 10
]. A. Bal cyl 1886 Second .street.
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Have Health at Home.

II 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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Ladies' Are most Attractive

When their faces are free from pimples
Parker's Ginger Tonic is popular among
them, because it banishes all impuritie
from the blood and makes the face glow
with health.
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Forfy-Five Popular Drawings

l. q sure guarantee of the merit and success
of the Commonwealth Distribution Company.
A large capital and reserve fund guarantees
the prompt payment OF all prizes. Read the
liberal scheme 10 another part of this paper,
and send for tickets immediateIy to r. NJ.
Boardman, Louisville, KY:
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Trustees Sale.

TOY authority OF deed Of trust executed 70 me
ID on the 18th day of March, 1879. by George
hubsch. Eliza Ruosch and r. T. 5innott, which is
recorded In the Registers o1iCe of Shelby county,
Tenn, in Record Book No. III, page 3e6, !, A b.
Burnham, trustee, for the purpose Of paying the
last maturing note In said deed mentioned, and
which Is past due and unpaid, will. on
Saturday, Jnfy Is, Iss2,
At 10 O'Clock an, the shops formerly used and
o,ccupied By George Rubscb, being Nos 40 and A
Cnariexton avenue. in Memphis. Tenn. proceed 10
sell ct public auction. 70 the highest bidder. for
cash. the personal property In said deed mentioned.
being on e bay Hofee and spring Wagon. the Tools,
once Furniture and Fixtures IN said shops and
once al the Iron. Galvanized IronWork and Cal
yanized Iron Elevation IN said shops. The pt!e o
I'D property Is believed to be good but viii sell
only As trustee. A. B. BUkEHAM, TFustee.
J. " Gregory, Attorney.
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MaIarial Fevers are Hfitigated

And in many cases prevented, by using a
Water Elevator and Purifying Pump for
cisterns.
KENNESAw MFG CO.,
81 Madison Street, Memphis Tenn.
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MEMPHIS. Tenn, July IL, 1882, p m
INDICATIONS.

INDICATIONS.
For. Tennessee and Ohio raley, clearing
heather northwestery ,einds, stationary or Io,oer
temperature, and higher pressure.
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French Steam Dye Works.
Ladies' and gentlemeH's goods dyed and
leaned at Louis Riege's, 5S4 Jefferson street,
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Beware of limitations.

The odor of Floreston Cologne is entirely
new. See signature of Hiscox & Co. on
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Excursion.

To close the manufacturing OF l.. Bertorelli,
No. SOS Main street, near Gayoso.
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HOTEL.
Buckingham Hotel,
FIFTH AVEhUE d FIFTIETH ST,
tOppOsite CathedraD,
M q w

NJ . " x TX.
WETHERBEE & FULLER .PROPRIETORS
STRANGERS win here find excellent accommo-
~ dations IT reduced prizes during the summer
months. This new and elegant house is very CEN
irsils located for the reception of guests either
permsn ent or transient, II is Charmingly stu
sted, being central point amid the most fashion.
able residences church, s, etc; near the Grand
Central Depot, within three minutes walk of the
elevated roads ana N Olson avenue cars. The
ventilation, heating and plumbing arranged
on the most approved principles. The hotel is
conducted on the European plan pa.roniEed by
the best families of Europe and America with
sOnable charges.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY

DE- L wEsT's EEEvB AID BRATs TsEATkEH1-
gpectfc for Hysteris, Dizziness, CONCLUSIONS,
Memory, spermatorrhez Inpotcncy, In voluntary
Emissions, Premature Old Age, caused by over
erertion, self-s cuse oTer-ind ulgence, which
leads 70 misery, decay and dssts- one 3sz vii
cure recent cases. Each box contains one month";
treatn Mt. One dollar q box, or SIX boxes for nyt
dol &; sent by mail prepaid, on receipt of price
We guarantee Six boxes 20 cure any case VIII
e1ca order received by Is for SIX boxes, eccorp4,
our written guarantee to return the money II tnf
treatment does pot effect cure. 9uarantees IL
Retail Druggists. as Main street, HeInpn1s, Tens
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SHEA wrrHeRAws his OBJECTION.
THE COUNTYS DUCATS.

Chairman Smith presented balance sheet
of the books in his office on June 30ih and
also statement showing the financial con-
dition of the county. The following is the
financial statement of Shelby county:
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Gast0n's Hole
New Clarendon Hotel.

MADISON AND SECOND.
Largest sample-rooms in the city for commercial
men, at 81 per day.
Eos ter. fernando c Larkin, fernando
W Poston Alamo W Robinson W, Miss
D Malley, Ripley D Boyd &w, Miss
L H Clark, Miss NJ Daniels, Miss
Mrs ButtZ, Cincinnati Miss Bette ButtZ, o
ButtZ, Cincinnati Aiken, Tenn
Mrs Metcalf Is, Tenn d A Marrtll, Knoxville
Mrs MA Thompson Tenn Sutelffe, city
Dan Mason, city NJ Michael, Waterford
ID Lauterbsch, Waterford W Flynn, city.
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VISITORS to keW York Citv.

A SMALL private family, ha.ing large. nicely
"a furnished house, few doors from Windsor
Hotel and near Filth avenue, viii let rooms, with
superior table. 10 desirable parties permanent OF
Terms .reasona Die
81 YVES 47TH STREET, NEW YORK CITY.
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ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.


The steamer Arab, with Cetewyo on board,
has arrived at London.
One death from yellow fever was reported at
New Orleans Tuesday.
The Kieth paper mill, at Turner's Falls,
Mass. was damaged by fire yesterday. Loss
$4,000 TO S65. COO.
The Republican state convention OF New
York, has decided to hold the state convention
In Saratoga, September 20.
The house committee on appropriations
concluded to defer action on adjournment un-
til the sundry civil bill shall pass the senate.
The third temperance camp meeting for the
state of Indiana commenced at VIncennes on
Tuesday. The meeting was presided over by
Hon. z B. Rsynold.
A notorious pair OF couuterfeiters, named
Wannest, father and son, were arrested at
Newcomerstown, o, yesterday. They piled
their trade under guise OF jewelry, gun.
smith and dental establishment.
The decree in the Lewis will case has been
signed by Judge Nixon, OF New Jersey. The
amount to be applied to the national debt is
S96s $50. This is to be done by canceling
bonds or assigning them to the secretary Of
the treasury.
II seems that the railroad collision near
South Bend, Ind, Tuesday was wholly dne to
gross carelessness on the part CT the railroad
employees The bodies OF the six or seven OF
the burned have not been recovered yet. Both
engines were destroyed and the loss 10 esti-
mated at $500 o,0o0.i
Tuesday as a freight train was passing
through Walton, Ky, John Richly came out
OF saloon aud fired two shots from 6 re-
volver at the conductor and two brakemen
who were sitting on the top OF the caboose.
One OF the balls struck John Ryerson, one OF
the brakemen, In the head, infictiDg fatal
wound. Richly was arrested.
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q very pleasant speaker. was full Of his sub

q very pleasant speaker, was full Of his sub
ject, and seemed unable TO say enough.
Rev. r. Wiechmann president OF the Indiana
union, followed With few humorous remarka
snd James ]. Kelly, president Of the Boston
union, spoke Of the greatness OF the West and
the advantages the people had here OF making
homes that they do not have In
the East. He said that when
he went home to Massachusetts,
he shonld take pleasure in telling his people
Of what he saw sut here In this wonderful
country. The speech was short and directly
to the point.
Hon. W. P. Murray was called out and
said that In his experience as city attorney Of
St Paul and the common council
he had had q good opportunity to see
the Injurious effects OF drinking intox-
icating beverages, and also the great good
the temperance organization had done here
In st. Paul. He extended welcome to all
the delegates and expressed hope that they
would enjoy themselves.
All the speaking was sandwiched with
singing by the double quartets from
St. Paul. Minneapolis and Winona, which
contributed very much to the enjoyment OF
the occasion. The fermal entertainment In the
ball was concluded by the Winona club sing
ing GOOD Night" after which the delegates
were Invited 10 partake Of lunch that had
been prepared for them in the large dining
hall. Alter the lunch the organizations from
abroad formed and marched down 20 the depot
and embarked for home, about midnight. The
affair was an exceedingly pleasant one and was
thoroughly enjoyed by all.
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Rev. Father McGolrick made an eloquent
speech-which was the more eloquent because
impromptu-and was loudly cheered.
Rev. j. Mackey, OF Cincinnati, also spoke
interestingly.
Rev. Father Cotter, the president, then de.
livered superb speech, Of which the follow
ing is portion:
national conyention OF the C. T. A. u: Gen.
tlemen-We have assembled in the capital
city OF this great and rising state
IN the see OF bishop venerable In years and
more venerable in virtue. We have been well
coined with open arms and loving hearts TO
the home Of one whose name is craven in
deep and long and enduring lines on the hearts
OF the Catholic total abstainers Of America.
Need name him? Bishop Ireland. The
convention closes year of labor and calls for
an account of eur Stewardship, In the dawn
OF the new year which is nearing us under so
many happy auspices, let US with the dignity
and soiemnity beftting the occasion, enter
into an examination of the work OF the past
year, and Of The plans which will be presented
for future operations. AS a part of my share
IN this duty, l have the honor to submit the
following report of the conditions and re-
quirements of the union.
The president then sketched the past history
OF the union for year, making reference 10
the various reports. The union had met ad-
Neislties, out pau pdsseu tnrougn ssieIyi Inc
greater the trials tie greater seemed the VIC
tory. He complinented the subordinate
unions, some of whom had been compelled to
cast off some members, but on the whole there
had been substantial gains.
The speech was very able and was enthusi-
astically applsuded.
Fron tbs separate reports of delegations
the following corrected table is made up
showing the strength OF the societies repre-
sented in the convention. Had an attempt
been made to print these figures earlier, they
would not have been given CORRECTLY:
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The Senate.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2.-The senate BY a
vote OF Al yeas and Is nays passed the river
and harbor bill over the veto. So the bill be.
comes g law.
The bill appropriating 100000 for public
building st Leavenworth, passed.
Consideration Of the snndry, evil bill was
resumed.
The time specified by the committee within
which the Ule commission shall complete Its
work aud make fiual report was EXTENDED from
July TO september 18th, 1883.
AT 1:55 message was received from the
house informing the senate of the setion OF
that body in passing the river and hsrbor bill
over the presidents veto. Pendingibusiness was
suspended and the veto message read A vote
was Immediately taken upon the question,
sshal the bill pass, the objections OF the presi-
dent to the contrary Notwithstanding" The
result was yeas IL, nays 10. Tbs bill passed.
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THE NELSON CONVENTION.
A Quiet Meeting at Fergus Falls This
Hopes of KGuty's Friends.
tspecIal Telegram 70 the Globe

lODSClhi 10 TIC
FEEeUs FALLS, Mimi, Aug. 2-Knnts
Nelson and his district committee have been
In session here all day, taking into considers-
ton the campaign. Ny invitation to be pres
ent came little late, hut feeling that the play
of Hamlet with Hamlet omitted would NOT
amount TO much, hurried right along aud
have been hunting for Knute to embrace him
for the last two hours, but thus far he 10 care
fully concealed. The committee have been in
session at the ladies' parlor OF the Bell house,
and the omirous sign OF Welcome" 10
pssted In big letters over the door. Not
withstandipg which they kept themselves
locked in. Charley Gilman Is chairman OF The
committee, and q. w. BoyingtoU, OF Fergus
Falls, secretary. The treasurer has not been
selected, but II is expected that Thuud ring
Gordon, OF Minneapolis, will ill that bill, as
bags. The committee have agreed upon quite
lengthy address which VIII be launched on
an unfeeliDg world In few days. / inter-
viewed Gilman and he says that tue address In
substance IL: "Be virtuons and you viii b.
happy" told him / could not gee much
pleasure in store for the Nelson crOwd
on that platform. BE says the pf fospecis ere
beautiful and II the election was to take place
now Nelson would sweep everything. He
conceded, however. that IL was good while
before election and varilus thugs might hap
pen. Iearn from oqiasders that the sefs;on
of the COMMITTEES has been sLl mn aud serious
and 80 far from being happy thy are greatly
worried. They have been c5yotiDg mnst VI tue
day to figuring out their legislative tickets
and correcting the spelling IN The address.
Il p III
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subject, while Senator Conger, who had
moved an adjournment, insisted upon the
question being asked upon bis motion. The
Anthony, and when that senator had con-
Guided declined to entertain Senator Couger's
motion, which was then renewed, and in
formed that Senator Anthony vas entitled TO
the noor until the pending bill was disposed OF.
Senator Conser protested against this dec
iaration as In violation OF his light as men,
Der "a have his motion stated. Msanw
the bill was passed, and the chair then AWARDED
the floor to Senator Williams, who desired to
move 10 take up the bill.
Senator Hoar declared that In ignoring Sen.
ator Conger the presiding officer had boldly
deprived member OF his privIie ges.
After some exhibition of feeling on the part
OF all concerned, the motion to adjourn was
put and carried.