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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-11-05
Observation-Disclosures Judge.

Calendar for November 9Th: Nos. 100, Ed
Wood; 103, j G Perry; SO, James Madden /;
81, Dan Connaliy; %. Jim James; SO,
G orge Speed; l07, Jim Holmes; lJ4, Nelson
G. Iss; 106, Jerry Smith aud CHARLES Smith /;
los, Alexander Harris.
For November 9Th: Nos. !, r. j. Morgan;
z, E. NJ. Haley; IL, L. Loeb.
For November 10th: Nos. 2, J. D. Brit
ton and J. E Britton; 2, J. E. Britton; 8,
Louis Mccoy; 81, Bill De- Berry.
For November 1lth: "a, JEFF Smith; lib,
Mary Hutchinson; 95, George Davis; 36-37,
George Webb; 13I, Mrs. B. Collins; s5-S6,
C. Buchiguani; l20-121, C. Denman; Z, I. p.
Cole; 1l1-110, A. L. Wimberly.
Attorneys will take notice and have their
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-11-05
THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER.
ESTIMATES FOR THE NEXT FISCAL YEAI
PROGRESS OF THE WORK.

PROGRESS OF THE WORK.
WASHINGTON, November 1.-The Missis-
sippi River Commission has semi in its esti-
mates for he sum needed for The work during
the next fiscal year. They ask for the same
sum appropriated by Congress las, year, be-
ing sbont $4,250,000 Tor the Mississippi
alone. The estimates have not yet been
acted on by the Secretary of War, but will
probably be approved without change and
Forwarded TO the S,cre tary Of the Ire asury,
who will send them TO Con, ress. Reports
from the work on the Mississippi rlver under
the appropriation of Hast session show that
the work is being pushed rapidly forward,
and at a rate which indicates til at the appro-
pristion will be exhausted by the end Of the
fiscal year. A large force OF men is en-
pIoyed under the direct control of govern
ment engineers in building works to straight
en- the channel and prevent the washing
away OF the banks. Heavy contracts have
been let for repairs 20 leyees, and the cou-
tractors are vigorously pushing The work.
The Indications are that appropriations
equal in szs 10 those OF lsst session will be
required for several years to complete the
work as projected by the government engin-
GERS
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Feud Refween Negroes and whites ON
L0nE Island.

New YORK, November 4 "A feud, that it
is feared will lead 10 serious results, has
broken out at Setauket, Long Island, be-
tween the colored and irish people, who re-
Gently come into the place i'll great mum ers
to work in the rubber factory. A few nights
ago white man was badly beaten by some
negroes, and in retaliation the whites beat
every colored man they found on the street
Stones and clubs were freely used, and
several persons were badly injured. The
negro dwellings were attacked and windows
aud doors broken. The negroes finally ap-
peared armed with Ehotguns, when their as
sailan,s fed, but further trouble is feared.
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An Infant Reheaded by its Insane
Mother,

VIRGINIA CITY, New November 4-Tbe
vile OF Daniel Glsssell, miner, in fit of
insanity left home night before last, taking
with her her babe and two small children.
She returned yesterday With the two older
children, having been in The mountains all
the previous night in a heavy snow-storm,
explsining that the babe had annoyed her
by crying aud she had cut its head off with
a Ratchet. TIE statement proved true. Off
GERS 10 day found the body, wi the head
severed. The woman was locked up rs in
SAM
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Something for President Hadden TO
Attend to-

Alten0 TO-
To the Editors of the Appeai;
l desire to call your attention to a little
Circumstance which occurred on Bsale street
this afternoon. A colored man was in'oxi-
Gated and found asleep on the street by
Officer Moses Piupmer, colored, who hap
pened 10 be ''off duty" Plummer aroused
the man, and instead OF treating him civilly
or with sny consideration whatever, COM
meuced at once 10 beat snd kick the man in
msnner he WAS not in the least ju.li6able,
as the man made no resis' ance whatever,
and after going a short distance Officer
Aaron Stevenson, colored, met Them and
protested against the treatment OF Plummer
and to prevent further unjust treatment 10
the unfortunate man by Plummer, took the
prisoner away from him, and carried him 10
tine ststionhou-e in as humane manner as
possible under the circumstances. This fact
can be proven by quite a number who wit
messed the affair, and as fair man / am
anxious TO see an investigation of the affair,
as Officer Plummer has of late made him
self very oficiou4. BEALE STREET.
MEMPHIS, November 4, 1882.
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CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.
Report OF the Inspector for the Month
OF October.

The Society for Prevention of Cruelty 10
Animals and Children report their work for
October as follows: Lame, sore, sick and
disabled mules and horses relieved, 10; chill
dren looked after and relieved, II; over
loaded vehicles, Is; Overlapping mules, !;
cows relieved, 8; dogs relieved, l. Total
cases, "a. OF the above cares it was neces-
ssry 10 make ten arrests, two of which were
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NATIONAL BANKS.
THE STATUS OF THESE INSTITUTIONS UP TIC

WASHINGTON, November 4.-R-ceipts Of
national bank notes for redemption tor the
week ending to-day, Sl,S12,000; United
States bonds held by Treasurer to secure ma
tional bank circulation, S363, 423, ! so; to Sc
cure public moneys in national bank depo-
si,ories, SIG, 249 600; bonds deposited to secure
circulation during the week, 81, 1905, 600; &c
secure circulation withdrawn during the
week, $4,000; national bank notes out.
standing, S362,701,7 ISL; lawful money on de.
post 10 redeem nUt-s of national banks re-
duciDg circulation, S24, lbs, 0S7; iquidstins
bank7, SIS ,00l ,S22; failed banks, 81 ,029 743
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Fire Bugs in PeursyIvanta

LANCASTER, Pa, November 4-George
Brimmer, the fire bug, pleaded guilty OF
setting fire TO the poorhouse barn, and made
a confession duplicating eight others in
Lighting fires in this city the past year. II
seems there was regular orgsuized bsnd for
the purpose of firing buildings.
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MRS. EDsON'S BILL.
SHE SENDS IN BILL FOR TEN THOUSAND


WASHINGTON, November 4-The Garfield
board OF audit to-day received the bill OF
Mrs. S. A. Ejson against the estate OF the
late President Garfield, which had been re-
turned because of certain inform slities. Her
claim is for $4,000 for skilful attendance
in professional capacity as a physician; il
will therefore have 10 be considered ss COM
Ing within the limit of $35 900 allowed to the
physicians under the art of Congress. The
board will meet at the Treasury Depart ment
early next week fer the consideration of the
bills of physicians. The Edson claim is not
accompanied by release upon the estate,
hence it is quite likely it will be disallowed
unlees release is added to it.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-11-05

CHICAGO, November 4.-During the night
Mrs. Anna Paul Glegg, aged ninety-fou
year,, walked out OF an upper window and
fell distance of forty feet, causing death.
1t is supposed that she mistook the light Of
the street lamps for light in the adjoining
room.
boy named Robinson, in alighting from
a street car this morning, fell in front OF a
cable car and had his head severed from his
body.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-11-05
LAW REPORTS.
Chaneery cour.-mcDowe,r, Judge.

Calendar Tor November 9th: Nos. 1891,
Mcdonald vs. Sullivan; 1888, Denies Va G rist
1899, State vs. Armour; 1904, Rash VS. Ash /;
40l4, Street VS. Bowers; 1927, Organ w Oser-
VS. D'Aru,mont; 1861, Brown Va Miller; 4o7S,
Allen VS. Deloaeh; 1854, Erwin VS. Stewart;
40S6, Atmore vs. Atmore; 1859, Renkert VS.
Mclean; 410l, Pattison vs. Apperson; 4l06,
Oliver VS. Buckhsrdi; 410S, Graham vs. Zent I;
Alp, M=bane VS. Meoane; 1929, Leopold We
MarnnRy
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DANGEROUS COUNTERFEIT.
HISTORY OF THE TEN DOLLAR NOTE NOW
CALCULATING IN NEW YORK.


WASHINGTON, November 4.-Chief Brooks,
of the secret service of the Treasury Depart
ment, says the SO counterfeit notes circulat-
ing in New York, of which mention has been
made, are printed f'om the same pste as
those captured in the West in +, bruary,
1880. On that occasion one of the men en-
gagged in the business escaped, and it is cup
posed he has now turned up in New York
ana begun operations. Inspector Drum.
mond writes Mr.. Brooks that three New
York banks have accepted between them
nineteen of the counterfeit bills. The sup
posed partner OF the man now operating
when captured on the Mississippi river had
S2S, 900 of the paper on his person.
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GOLD CERTIFICATES
The Washington Issue to be Ready for
Circulation Next Week-Esti-
mates or The
Mississippi River Commission for the
Next Fiscal Year-NatiOBal Banks
Dangerous Counterfeit.

WASHINGTON, November 4.-Plans for the
new marine hospital 10 be constructed at
Memphis have been completed and approved
by Surgeon-General Hamilton. Speclfica-
tions are now being pr, pared, and the work
will be placed in the market in the course Of
few days
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-11-05

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the increased facilities
now offered BY the Memphis and Charleston
road, and its connections, Pullman pslsce
sIeeping-car from Memphis 10 New York
without change, aud The quickest time ma ir,
the rates OF passage remain the same as by
Cher lines.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-11-05

FREMONT, O., November 4-John Red
lord, at o'clock this afternoon, shot MS wife
dead at Bellevue, near Fremont Mrs. r d.
ford had applied for divorce. BEDFORD
WAS arresfed
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THE BAPTISTS
or Tennessee Preparing for the State
Convention at JacksOn-PrOtracted
Neeiisgs-Business Activity.
Fatal Stabbing Afrray-A Funny Man at
ChattanoOga-My.terious Murder
EIOped With Married W0maB.

Special Correspondence OF the APpeal.l
JACKSON, November 4-Our city ia be-
ginning TO put on an active business appear
ance. Cotton ia coming in rapidly.
Court meets in this city next Thursday.
the 9th instant. There are several cases OF
counierfeitirg to come up this term.
The Episcopal church will soon be COM
pleied. 1t will be one Of the finest in the
State, and an ornament to the city.
DR.. Hoyt, a distinguished divine OF Nash
vile. is carrying on q protracted meeting al
the Presbyterian church.
DIR. A. J. Baird, assisted by the Rev. r. NJ
Tinnon, of Nashville, commence a protract
ed meeting at the Cumberland Presbyterian
church next Sunday morning.
The Baptist State Convention, which con
venes in this city next Thursday, the 9th in
slant, promises TO be an interesting session
Some Of the most distinguished Baptisis il
the Slate will represent. The good people
of Jackson are preparing TO extend ih'
many visitors who will be present cordia
reception JACKSON.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-11-05

NoTwITHsTANDINs the increased facilities
now offered by the Memphis and Charleston
road, and its connections, Pullman palace
sleeping car from Memphis to New York
without change, and the quickest time made,
the rates of passage remain the came as by
other lines
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-11-05

NEW YORK, November 4-Uuiied States
Supervisor Allen has warrants for the arrest
OF yearly 1000 persons in Brooklyn, believed
to have fraudulentiy registered
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Hor.ford,s Acid Phosphate
4 Romantic story.

As A NERVE FOUDs
DR.. J. w. Smith, Wellington, o., says: Il
have used it advaniageously in impaired
nervous supply.
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A LIVELY FIGHT
ID 1t. Louis COURTROOM Between Two
Prominent Attorneys - Pocket
Picking Extraordinary.
An Infant Beheaded by its Insane Moth
era War Between the Races
on Long Islaad.

NEW YORK, November Awhile marry
ing a couple at police headquarters last
night, Judge Otterturg had his pockets
picked.
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san FRAscIsco, November 4.-Isforms-
ito lr9m N~pi s'al=s h,t J. w. Ssmonioa,
formerly gensrai agent Of The New York A.
20 :izIed Pres, had not been veil foT several
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-11-05

Quincy, ILL.,, November 4-The kdbeds
corpus case of Mark Gray, the wouId-be as
ssssin OF Edwin Booth was concluded to-day,
and resulted in an order for his disch arge
from the asylum for the insane at Elgin az
cured
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49, EXPLICIT directions for every use are
given with the Diamond Dyes For dyeiDg
mosses, grasses, eggs, ivory, hair, etc.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-11-05

The great sympathetic and muscular sys-
ten, on which fun and heaIthfuI development de-
peuds kept from growing habby and inactive by
using Browns Iron Bitters-
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aud organization. and We will coon hsve a
library which will be Al ornament to our
citv. MACK
MEMPHIs, November 4, 1ss2
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TELEGRAMS
To be lad by Calling nj the once ~ the
Hours Mentioned.

List of undelivered kilograms rem aiming at
the Western Union Telegraph Office, SO Mad
ison street. Office hours from to 1870
O'clock a 10 and from 10 nm.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-11-05

INOICAIIO Ms.
Ee--4t'Usessee and lte Ohio ua2ey saner
and fair sUeother, toiiO,Oed by increasing ciOudi
ness and rain, eGStsrly minds shifting sOuherly,
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PARIS, November 4.-Revoluiionary pla-
cards have been posted onlG:D. AcAshsn's
residence, threatening him with death.
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Canex Island Faces.


New YORK, November 4-The winners at
Coney Island to-day were Buster, Knight
Templar, Blenheim and George Mccullough.
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Dsalh orr. w. simontou.

PENSACOLA, November 4-TeD new cases
OF yeilow-fever and Two desibs. The weather
Ii rnilder
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-Sky-blue,
You won't do.
Too-ra-looi
Shoot shoot

Every Democrat in Shelby county should
make it his duty 10 be al the polls early and
stay late, aud see that there is free ballot
and fair count. The Republicans must be
closely watched.
You must offer your vote in the ward or
district in whish you reside. If you have
resided any where in the Stale of Tennessee
one year, and in the comfy of Shelby six
months, you have right to vote. No pre-
scribed length OF residence in the ward or
district il required.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-11-05

Gen. w. J. Smith abuses and vili6es
The workings en and tells the colored men
that the parry of corruption and monoP-
oily il tie workiDgmen's party-the or
ganizstion which in Pennsylvania makes the
membership OF workingmeu's lodge felony.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-11-05
PERTINENT TO POLITICS.

Eaton must be beaten.
Senator Harris tomorrow night.
Some call The Rad.' ticket Barnum's cir
Gus.
Anyhow it won't be William r. Moore.
Selah
Hawkins wears gray jeans to catch the
people.
The colored people have no use for
Cassells.
-Williamson has had no use for the mig
ger until he wanted his vote, then be wanted
him bad.
There ought to be Stale, county and
municipal tax OF $40 on every drum in
Memphis.
Think of Eaton, as Southern Demo.
GRAFT" vilifying and traduciDg the people Of
Memphis.
Let the majority for Bate Tuesday be
such an one as will forever bury "bollers''
out of sight.
-"Wbere was Hook when the light went
out?' on one of the Workingmen's trans
psrencies Lest night.
Williamson showed a dirty shirt on
Friday night at the Besle street market, and
the niggers present have been sick ever
siuce.
III Sky-blue Wilson should be elected to
the Legislature-a purely hypothetical case
he will need several extra SESSIONS to get
off his speech.
Go to the polls early. Have no heated
discussions with anyone. Cast your own
vote, and then see TO it that all your friends
turn out and vote.
The Workingmen held meeting on the
bluff last night, which was addressed by
Messrs. Wheles, Rideout, Walls, Below, w ate,
Hathaway and others.
Democrats of Shelby county, you have q
good ticket. Your candidates are honorable
and capable men, in whose hands the public
welfare can be safely intrusted.
The election of member of Congress
aud of governor snd members of the ,Legis-
lature OF the State of Tennessee occurs on
next Tuesday, November Z, 1882.
-Sky-blue,
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THE DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For GOuerIor- HTLLLlM B. BATE
For Congress CASEY YOUNG.
For State SeRaie-D. T. PORTER
For State Ss7ldts-J. S. GALLOWAY
For pTcsentatire-JOSIAH Pa TTERSOE.
For Observation-Disclosures KELLY
For RePreseHtatire-ED. J. wendell.
For RepTeseiltGtiUe- " +. PRICE (ColoTedD.
For RepreseEtatiuz-L +. NORRIS (CotOreoD.
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SHELBY COUNTY
National Labor Ticket

For con0ress-loth District-GEO. E. HA WKIHg.
For State Sendte-HERKAN WAITE
For STATE SenGte-JLMES WHELEs
For Representdtipe-R. II. RLDEOUT
For Representative GEORGE 4. SILVERs.
For Representatives.. ". WALL.
For RepresentGttpe-AOsES HOPKINS.
For Representatives BELOW
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-10-04
Remember This.

lfyou are sick Hop Bitten will surely aid
Nature in making you well when all else
fails.
II you ere costiye or dyspeptic, or are suff.
ering from any other of the numerous dis
eases of the stomach or bowles. it is you
wa fault if you remain i'll, for Hop Bitteri
are a sovereign remedy in all such complaints
II you are wasting away with any form o
Kidney disease, stop tempting Death thi'
moment, and turn for cure to Hop Bitters.'
If yon are sick with that terrible sickness
Nervousness, you will find Balm in Glead
in the use of Hop Bitters.
you are frequenter or resident OF q
missmatic district, barricade your system
against the scourge of all countries-malar-
ial epidemic, bilious, and Intermittent fevers
by the use of Hop Bitters.
If you have rough, pimply, or sallow skin,
bad breath, pains and aches, and feel misera-
bic generally, Hop Bitters will give you fair
skin, rich blood, and sweetest breath, health
and comfort.
In short they cure all Diseases of the stom-
ach, Bowels, Blood, Liver, Nerves, Kidneys
Brights Disease. $500 will be paid for a
case they will not cure Or help
That poor, bedridden, invalid wife, sister
m other, or daughter, can be made the picture
Of health, by few bottles of Hop Bitters,
costing but trifle. Will you let them suif-
er? Oct. 4th m.
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Lynch Law
Especial correspo ndeut Advanced

Especial Correspo ndent Advanced
CHARACTERISTICS. VA, Oct. O.
James Rhodes, the alleged murderer o.
NJ. aud Mrs. John D. Masse, vas la
ken from the Albermarle jail this morn
ing about O'Clock by party of mask.
ed men and hung 10 the limb OF an OAK
tree Oh the farm OF Capt. L. L. Parish,
10 field 90 the Free Bridge road
about half way from the town TO the
Bridge. 1t IS said the party consisted
of probably one hundred and fifty men
1t is iumored that after arriving on the
ground Rhodes was Immediately strung
up, and that he begged for ten minutes
TO pray promising to make a confession,
He was then lowered. and stated that
hls mother and brother were innocent
of the crime. The crowd began 10
press, however. aud he was again drawn
up and left hanging 10 the limb until
life was extinct. W.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-10-04

WE challenge Capt. John Paul to
give one single instance, wnere he
voted in Congress for any measure that
would benefit his constituents.
Capt. Paul did not vote TO relieve
the farmers Of the tax Oh trace chains
CAPT. JNo. PAUL did not vote to
relieve you OF the oppressive tax on
cotton and wooden goods. His party
are in favor of keeping tax on the iai-
mers and laboring men Of Virginia ior
the benefit of the manufacturers OF the
North.
WHEAT is bringing IS cents per
bushel. Where is the protection for The
farmer that labors through summers
heat AID winters cold and pay 95 per
cent on the blanket that covers his bed
and the flannel that wraps his child.
"Funderism" did not place this tax up
on YOU, but ore of the cardinal pnucl~
pies of the coalition party fayOrs this
tax.
WE have not heard of Malone swap
ping any candidates for Congress this
week. We suppose he will let Capt
Paul run. If he friends to swap him
off, he ought TO give his new candidate
time TO tell the people whether he is in
favor of the exhorbtanI tariff now I'M
posed upon us by republican congress
men.
IL our farmers would calculate how
much IS taken out of their pockets by
the tax that Mahone refused to repeal,
it would be hard TO find one that would
vote Mahone's ticket. We ask our
farmers 10 get the documents and calcu-
laie for themselves. They will learn
that every year they are robbed OF
larger amount of money than their
State taxes. And the Mahoneites ex-
pect 10 keep you voting the same way
by shouting "Funderism, Bourbonism."
WILL any champion of conscientious
Captain John Paul give one instance
where he voted in favor Of his own peo-
pie. Where was he when the bill 10
relieve farmers of the burdensome tax
on trace chains was voted down !!
Where was he when he might have
assist, d his constituents He wasn't
there, but lie was there when he voted
TO scat a radical negro in the place OF
a white democrat.
THE tariff commission are riding over
the country in palace car endeavorlng
tc ascertain what industries need pro-
lection. If they would stop at some
faIners's Louise and ascertain how
II, UGH is taken from his pocket 10 pay
manufacturers. and then try TO find out
the prott ction given him, they would
M axe an interesting report. The lar
mer completes with European panper
labor and then gives large propotlon
of lis crop to the Northern manuia:-
turer.
P.rsons who will be between the ages
of q anc % years on election day can
vote ION age" without asst ssh ent or
payment of tax. A man is OF age Inc
day before the Dist anniversary OF his
birth. The election will be held on
Tuesday, the 7lh Of November, and
an,ole who was born on the 9Th oil
November, 1861, can vote at the next
election.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-10-04

1t appears that recently Issued pos
tal order fer lie iiarsmiss( Of money
will supply a genuine public need. The
limit is to raise from $50 10 800, aud a
sum less than SIS costs only three cents.
Persons will not be obliged 10 fil Out a
blank, but will receive an order payable
10 t,sr,r at any money order tffice
desired. Tie f atures especially doslr-
able for p,rsons uutducaied or unac-
quainied with public business who do
not know Low 10 fill out the blanks
properly ana cOntume great deal oil
the postmasttr's time III Eniii g out.
tie new Iolts will be andst mely en-
graved and resemble those of The
banks.