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saIscELE.EFaUs.
Executors sale o. Valuable IuIPs owed
and IHimpr0yed Real Estate
+ SpER ths dlEsolloEs 0. the Sill o. A. n sd

/ Executors sale o! Valuable ImRs0 owed
and IHimpT0yed Real Estate
I SpER The diEsollasls o. me sll- o. A. n. sd
u nlOudS, deceased 3 IL VII "a.
Thursday, TIE sfb DaJ ct z1sEe2s. Isss,
al tac cOurthouse door 81 Mems his. Tens q 70
O'Clock n sell the 70 f'--7-, s+.s ~ -
the highest bidder
TERMS cash; balsDee in tisree esaai ulgsl
lnstAllments EItb interest a. 41..-ri-
IL 2-F4-PE-S
J. The lot OF TO1th see % adams street. cC-
tween Second arc Third, Iron ing - feet srd hfy
Ing a deptn OF l=>ts i-sli l.1H EH-cn aie $50
brc OK tenene1ts, time stori-s aisl, kGcg AS Sos
? The lot at the northwest intersection OF Pom
totoc and Ma4beTTs streets, having = front q s.
which sidrcs 8 Hancsof1e t--e- Fz> ce-ies- TWO
ments
fronting 50 feet with q ieEth Of IS fa-.. upon
which IS a two-stcIy framed dwelling, Known a.
:. The lot al the southeast intersection Of LIN
IsA ~ Oause! sgesl It-5is.hs at3oL ~ =tt On
Linden street AID about % feet on Ceusey street.;
upon which is brick storeho1ses tao STORES III ii,
kroW9 IS Ihe Old Conner
about 90 etsouth Of its iBtsrss with Linden
street. having 4 front Of % feet end depth Of
about lis feet; upoHwh stands framed dwell
8. The three lots, part Of lot 2. block IS. lying
between Beale street and fiIst alley south. aud
west of Causey street. ~ One fronting sc feet GU
east side OF north ana south siie2, and Iunains
oaek " feet ~ Ine other adjoining this on the
east, being 20 by o. ieet 80 Another lying iInIle
distey south OF said lot, 2i b. 90 feet. ana hAT AZ
feet
7. The lot, part Of lots ans g. in block S. lying
vast Of said iast-nare1 slley, fronting On came
~ feet, and runnizg back 10 Bayou Ga. oso about
5. The lot at the southeast intersection Of Gaines
AM Tis4.1 streets, with l-glt OF 20 feet on
Gaines, snd depth OF 1863 feet.
>. The .uadtviI led Interest which 4. D. WeIch
had IN The three lots al the northwest Intersection
OF HernsnjO AID Elliott streets, being One-eignIh.
on CENTRAL AVENCE
10 The l0-arce lot on the moth SIDE CT sntral
avenue about ~ miles east Of Mem his, which
Is large dweliagaOuse formerly me resId=aca Of
GOV. Harris.
IL The interest which II. .. W-Ich had in The
lot and dwelling lying Immediately east Of lot No
~ taooye), formerly the Iesidelee u Jadge Harris
being Oue-eighih.
NEAR HERSANDO ROAD.
L Lot ., of seetiO: & township J. range ). be
ing The north 81 acre tha I53 acres bought by
A. y Einoud- Uf D. ). Greer, and about six 10
miles south OF Memphis.
G. ". EDM0EDS
Z -
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and Superior railroad to the Chicsgo, Min
nesota and Omaha road passed the assembly
this eFening and nov awaits the signature
Of the governor, The bill having. slresdy
passed the State Senate.
!, Chicago, Februsry l5:-Jqdgs Dyer. Of
to-day, decreesi in the suit Of Haf, =. the
Globe Insuranae Company Of Chfesso, and
others, setting aside a settlement between
the company and George F. Harding for
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-02-16

THE story extensively circulated short
time ago that President Arthur would give
no places to women is effectually contra
dicted by the nominations he has made of
women for postoffice duty.
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The prosecution. Of the odious Star-route
pOstofice cases still "drags its slow length
along" Justice appears to be lame as well
rs blind when culpriis can afford to pay her
for imping.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, February 15.-In the house OF
commons, Dixie, under secretary of foreign
affairs, denied that any French troops lad
been prepared for embarkation to Egypt
The government still adheres to European
concert as a means OF adjusting foreign diff.
fcuities. He denied the existence of the re-
ported revolt at Herat. In regard TO the
Jews in Russia, all precedents showed that
English interference in the internal affairs Of
a foreign country would meet with a rebuff
and do more harm than good.
NEW FORM OF GRAIN CONTRACT.
At meeting of the Corn Trade Associa-
ton new form of grain contract was drawn
up for immediate dispatch to the United
States. The details are not published, but il
is understood that though the trade is actu-
ated by every desire TO meet the views OF
Americans, they are compelled to make very
considerable alterations
ASSAULT on AN ENGLISH NAVAL OFFICER.
Commander VIM. II. c. Sslby, of the Brit
ish man-ofwar Falcon, while on shooting
excursion near Artaki, Asia Minor, was seri-
ously wounded by an Albanian with an ak.
Commander Selby is in a critical condition
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TIE cotton market Yesterday opened qui,

The cotton market yesterday opened quiet
and closed nominal, with middling quoted at
lie. InNew York spot middling was l. 9-l6c,
and quiet; futures closed firm, with Febru-
airy 1l.46@ll.4S. In New Orleans spot mid
ding was lie, and steady; February futures
were easy at 11.35911.37. In Liverpool mid
ding uplands were 6sd, and Orleans 9-l6d,
a nd easier; futures closed quieter at 13-3 81
G96sd for February, February March, and
6 2l-32d for August-September.
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TIE people want to be informed how the
recent decision OF the judges as 10 the Ten
nessee debt arrangement being uncoustitu-
tional became known in Wall street days be-
lore the Judges pronounced il.
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THE London Telegraph save public opinion
there is favoring plan for making women
eligible TO sit on boards Of the guardians Of
the poor, as they often know more about the
condition of the poor than persons OF the
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IRELAND.
BARoSIEs PROCLAIMED

BAROSIES PROCLAIMED.
DUBLIN, February 15.-The Official Gazette
proclsims FIVE baronies of County Roscom-
mon and twelve of County Waterford.
SUSPECTS RELEASED.
Three suspects James OConnor, Henry
Burton and Mallon, have been released.
The Roman Catholic clergy of the diocese
of Meath recommended Patrick Esgan as a
candidate of the Irish party for the vacancy
IL the house of commons caused by the res
ignation of Sullivan.
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THE OUTLOOK DARKER.

1t is semi-officiaIly stated that the new
shares OF The Union Generate will be pro-
nounced valid, and that outside brokers will
be requested to pay the differences they owe
the bankrupt company on transactions in
new shares. Great CONSERVATION exists
among the unauthorized brokers, as thereby
the position of the Lyons official brokers
will be rendered more grave. The outlook
is darker, and the position of the markets is
becoming more complicated.
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ALBANY, February 15.-Tammany goes
over to the Republicans in both houses OF
the legislature. Johnson, Republican, was
elected clerk by the aid of the Tammauyites.
In the Senate Mr. Pitts called up his resolu-
ton 10 vest the appointment OF committees
in the lieutenant governor. The three Tam
many senators voted with the Republicans
and adopted the resolution, and the ieuten-
ant-governor will now appoint the standing
committees.
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Coal Shipments.

PIrTssURG, February Traditional coal
shipments this rise, 900 bushels, of
which 407, 600 bushels were for Cincinnati,
the balance for Louisville. This makes .
grand total OF 4, SOC, 900 bushels shipped from
here within the past two weeks. zea
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GALVESTON, February l5.-It is reported
that the town Of Columbia, in Brszos county,
is inundated BY water from Brszos river.
Many OF the inhabitants have fed, and 9th
ers have taken refuge in the church and
are supplied with food by boats. N
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NOTICE.

ON the Ist day Of March, 1852, win sell to
~ the highest bidder, one GRIsr and SAW
MILL; said mih Is located in the town OF Moscow,
Fayette cousty. Tenn Terms of sale-One-hAlf
cash; balance IN two payments, with good secu-
rity. Sale within legal hours. directed by law.
For further infor nation apply TO
". D. L HARRIS. Moscow, Tenn.
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ct. ELMO COMMANDERY, No. 10, KIT.
y Will meet in special conclave this N
(THURSDAY) evening. February 18th, W W
at O'Clock, ut their Asylum (Odd-Fel- M
lows Hsll), for work in the Order of the v
Temple. Fun dress. Visiting fratres courteously
invited. BY order n. W. SPEERS. JR, Z. C.
JOHN d. HUM. Recorder.
ITO COTTON PLANTERS Il nave for sale on
L my plSutations at Osceola, Arkansas several
varieties OF COTTON-SEED, preserved with espe-
cial rsIeresc e for seed, including Java Prolific,
Boyd Prolific, Madagorda silk, etc. These seed
were grown the past year the alluVial river
bottom lands in Mississippi county, Arkansas ana
the product OF seed shipped thence last spring
gIown the previous year on Tennessee highlands.
Address,
W.JEFFERSOS & CO.,
No. ~ Eront street. Memphis.
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Suicide al RatesvfIIe.

BATEsvILLE, ARK, February 15.-Abram
Baum, of the firm of Baum & Bro, general
merchants of this place, committed suicide
last night by hanging. Financial troubles
is supposed to be the cause.
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WE see that memorial signed to the ex-
tent OF FIVE thousand feet is called lengthy
document. How many more names would
have made il a long one?
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THE proposition that Congress establish
postofice savings banks for the benefit OF
citizens OF moderate means, meets with a
general favorable acceptation from the press
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NEW YORK, February 15.-The coroner's
jury investigating the FIRE in the old World
building find the fire originated from a de-
fective fue, and censure Potter and his en-
ployes for neglecting to apply for the proper
permit for repairs, and the carpenter for not
giving the alarm Of fire prom pity. The jury
commend McDaggert, fireman, and Charles
Wright, colored bootblack, for bravery in
saving life.
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WE see that emigrants are still going out
to Liberia, but the New America that was to-
be built up there and revolutionize Africa is
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DURING the past year twenty-nlne rail-
roads, representing 81, 1926, 800 of indebted
meas, have been sold out to satisfy outstand-
ing obligations
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NEVER try TO raise family without a good
newspaper, provided it contains the adver-
tisement OF DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup; for this
children in good health.
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ED 1910.
INDICATIONS.

For Isnnessse and TIE Ohio raRey, inereasiag
eloAdiuess, nth rains, S7iads mostly sOVtbsriy,
stationary higher temperature, Ioger pressure.
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AboMM0rzs:

"THe QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS"
British Med. Journal.
The ONLY spring which has been examined
by the Department of Stateand by the Treasury
of the United States, and the water of which
has been expressly declared to be natural min.
eral water.
Extracts from official Documents of the
U. g. Government.
"A purely natural mineral water, impregnated
solely with its own gas"
U. s. YIcE-CoSsULATE, Cologne, Germany,
Oct. 16, 1877.
beyond question a natural mineral water -
u. s. CONSULATE, Cologne, Germany,
Eoy. %, ISIS.
"The Apollinaris Water as heretofore i'm.
ported, is a natural mineral water
u. s. TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Washington, D. C., FEB. p, 1879.
"Probably the purest, if not the only pure,
sffervescent mineral waters shipped to the United
States"
Gen. SrARRIxe, Special European Agent
o. s. Treasury, FEB. %, 1879.
at cannot be an artificial mineral water''
Col. TIcHESoR, Special European Agent
q. s. Treasury, Ang. 81, 1851.
az conclude, therefore, that the. water i'm
ported under the name of ApoIlinaris Water, is
an article which is produced by nature and is not
the handiwork of man; that II Is natura and
not an artificial water
CHARLES J. FoLeER. Sec U. S. Treasury,
Jan. IS, ISS2.
The above extracts dispose
completely of the various at
tacl<s madeu upon APOLLINARIS
WATER by interested manufac.
rurers of aerated waters.
FREpK DE barry & CO., New York,
Sole Agents for the o. S. and cans<aa
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TERRE HAUTE, February 15.-The bank
OF Patrick Shannon was robbed Of $500 in
currency about noon to-day. Aman engaged
the cashier in conversation while an accom-
plice passed behind the counter and secured
the money. The former was arrested and
gives the name of Benjamin Simmon, OF
Chicago, bat the man who got the money
has not been caught.
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FRANCE.
RoURsE CLOSED FIRM.

PARIS, February 15.-The bourse closed
firm all round. The bulk of the spectators
who had heavy accounts to settle found the
necessary resources.
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Postal Regulation Revolt ed.

Postmaster-IeneraIH Howe has revoked so
much of the postal regulations az requires
flour to be inclosed in sealed envelopes before
being put into metal boxes for transmission
in the mails, and flour is declared not to be
included among the articles which, if not
properly secured, might damage other con-
tents of the mails.
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The Old "Wor,d,, nu,,d,Dr fire.

DYsPEPTIC symptoms such retasting OF
the food belching. heat in the stomach, heart
burn, etc, promptly cured by Browns Iron Bit
terS.
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HEALTH :, ECONOMY /!
REVOLUTION - THE KITCHEN!
COTTON-B U TIE OIL,
REFINED COEE0N-sEED OH.
HOPE OIL MILL. MEMPHIS. TEN

A PURE vegetable product, as Wholesome as
II Olive on, and Superior as it does not become
rancid. 1t is better Than lara for fry ing sa, os
tsIs, potatoes. etc; also, Tor making biscuit and
cake II Is said 70 equal butter. L i much
The wholesale price By barrel is only nifty cents per
gallon; reta price seventy five cents per gallon Oi
seven-and-a-AaH pounds, or ten cents per pound.
Lard being fourteen cents per pouEd-lirst, four
cents is saved in tne purchase Of the oils second,
two thirds of q pound of-oLl is equivalent 70 :.
whole pound lard, thus saving three-snc-a Third
cents more, or over seveI cents saved on every
pound Of oil used in place OF lard. COttsu Butter
Oil congeals AT temperature under go, which is
proof OF its good quail = ana that We have not re
moved its most valuable properties Tor culinary
purposes Above Is, II Is lin pld Ike table oil.
DREcTIOSs-Use IL YOU would Lard, taking
only two hinds the quantity Send for circular
giving Directions Tor use and accommodations
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Interest to Teregraphers

ST. LOUIS, February lit will be of in
terest to many teleeraPhers and others to
know that Charles W. Hammond, one of the
oldest telegraphers in the country, has been
promoted ard lie now superintendent of all
the railroad lines on the three great roads of
the Gould sy stem in the Southwest
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Mysterious Dissappearance or a Jewish

CHICAGO, February ia Quincy, Illinois,
special says good deal OF excitement is
occasioned among the Jews here BY the
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The advocate OF the ocean steamship sub
sidy are preparing TO press this question be
fore the present Congress vigorously. 4 bill
is being drafted to be reported to the House
which the friends Of the measure say win
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Startling Facts.

Startling Facts.
M. Glstave lie Bou, the
famous French chemist,
has been carefully expert
menting with tobacco, and
states that he finds in
some kinds of tobacco a
new alkaloid called COLO
dine, which is a liquid Of
agreeable and very pene-
trating odor, and as poi
sonous as nicotine. He
finds that the tobaccos
containing the most col
Iodine and prussic acid are
those of Havana and Tur-
key. The proportion of
nicotine absorbed by
smokers varies, but hard
ly ever falls below fifty
centigrams to the hundred
grams of tobacco burnt,
and it is the absorption Of
these poisons in small
quantities that makes
smoking injurious to so :
many people.
In cigarette smoking
the effects are more rapid
ly developed, because of
the rapid burning Of the
tobacco. A lie a din g
American scientist, i'll an
article on the dangers of
cigarette smoking says:
Abroad the excessive
smoking Of tobacco in the
form of cigarettes is not a
menace to life or the nasal
organs, because the con-
sumner rolls his own cigar
cite. He is thus assured
of pure tobacco and I'M
prepared paper, while the
vile stuff contained in
nearly every American
cigarette is running the
health of our men and
boys"
Cotton paper is largely
used, and is manufactured
from filthy scrapings of
rag-pickers. Vile as it is,
it is bought up in great
masses by manufacturers,
who turn it into a dingy
pulp and subject it to a
bleaching process to make
it presentable.
The lime and other SUBJ
stances used in bleaching
have a very harmful in
huence on the membranes
of the throat and nose. and
are frequently the prime
cause of the throat and
nasal troubles which fol-
low cigarette smoking
Rice paper is the only
cigarette covering which is
not injurious, and as this
is expensive, it is but little
used, although claimed to
be by nearly every manu-
factuer.
A full knowledge of the
fact that most of the Ameri-
can cigarettes are positive
ly injurious by reason Of
the poor tobacco and per-
nicious paper used, as well
as from the large addition
of deleterious drugs has
induced Messrs. W. I.
: -BzacxsceA Dc Co., the IA
NOUS smoking tobacco
manufactur ers, to put on
sthe market a pure cigar
cite, called "Back71eNs
s8az DsrAana Cigarette"
an- this they use only the
.purest and best tobacco
and genuine imported rice
paper.
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CopartnersIlip Notice

eas- We have admitted ear. IKE FRIED
MAN to an interest fin our business.
FRIEDMAN BROS.
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WAsHISGToS, February I5.-The trial Of
Sergeant Mason Will begin Monday.
Ocean steamship subsIdy.
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COOKING
FAV0RITE "--1ARg
OIL
As an Article of Purity and ECONOMY
UusuFp ssseSt.

As IN AEthtte Oh PUTTY anu ECONOMY
Unsurpassed.
THE COOKING OIL manufactured expressly
i for family use by the MEMPHIS OIL CON
PANI, is gaining IN laTor daily, as substitute
for lard, with HOusekeepers Hotels, Eests ufs. y
and large manufactures OF Crackers and CoRfec-
Honeries, at home and abroad OuiT HlIuia the
last four months more than 60 20 gallons o. 5-g.-
600 pounds, have been sold IN tins city and E1r-
rounding country. We cisiuI fJr il a. !. sub--l-
tute for lard, the fOlO141gs
/ IFS CHEAPSESS-As the cost l. about one
half that Of lard
2 ITS PURGTT-Nost Of The lard 81 the pfesea.
time is largely ada .erate6.
g. ITS HEALI III L liz E--5--It being re-t1t1-
bic oil. is Certainly superior - animal oil
We are prepared TO fuppiy the demand through
out the entire season with :he very best qua liV
For convenience OF Insschs nts. the .. FavOkITEf
can always De had b. calling J. T JEFF ER5OE
& CO, No $50 FTo.-t S., Memphis Oh Co. 8 AGENT
MEMPHIS GIL COMPANY.
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at the southwest corner OF Main and Madison
strsets City OF Memphis, commencing at u O'Clock
m. all Of the machinery. tools and manufacturing
appliances, furniture fixtures wagons, etc, Tor
mally owned and used by the Memphis Cooperage
and Manufacturing Company IOr the purpose Of
making or manufacturing any and all manner ol
eooperaSe work, the same being now situated IN
the factory formally used by said company, on
what is known as the Mckinney lot, in North
Memphis, fronting on Main street, together wnh
al Improvements put upon said lot, which the
lessee is entitled TO remove under The lease as
well as the unexpired lease held by said company
the premises in which said property is situated
VIII also, upon ike terms at sid time and place
sell all the stock and material on hand, both
manufactured and unmauutactured on sSid prem
ises. consisting Of lumber, stsves hoops, barre
kegs. Title to SAID property IS believed to be
perfect, though sell and convey only as trustee
J. 4. HAYES JR., Trustee.
A. gy,ra
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d. HIRsCH q Co.'s Old Judge cigars, factory
a7S 81 C,llsc Dict. N Y are best for 90
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straw.Bond saar.Rou,e Case $.

Argument in the straw-bond Stlr-rou,e
cases closed to-day. Colonel Bliss contended
that all that was necessary TO be established
was the existence of such facts as would JUS
tify a magistrate in sending cases to a jury.
Hines, of counsel for the defense, in the
course of his remarks, intimsted that the
prosecution of his clients By the government
was the outgrowth of private malice The
Court announced that the decision would be
rendered Tomorrow
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Mountain Spring High School,
TRINITY, ALA, NJ. AND c. R.R.

THE SECOND TERM BEGINS FEBRUARY STU.
l. and continues till June 10Th a crest many
young of this city pronounce ii the most tn
ough training school ia the south. Students
taken at any time, pay IN proportion.
For references, apply to Wn1. l.. Vance or Ma
poleon Hill, Of Hill. Fout7ine 4 Co For Cats-
logues, address JOHN A. LILLE Proprietor,
Trni Y, NJ. and c. Z r, Alabama.
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me ChrisaIancy Divorce Case.

In The Ghristiancy divorce suit to-day. The
counsel for the ex-minister fled a motion
asking for the appointment of special ex-
amiuer to take further testimony in New
York, In rebuttal to that put in by the de-
PENDANT in answer to the origi nal bill. A
letter purporting to have been written by
Giro was also offered as evidence. TIE court
reserved its decision on the motion.
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Nominased % Inc Fresi"ent'

The President has sent the following nom
inations to the Senate United States Con
suls Branz Tzchuck, Nebraska, Vera
Cruz; Thomas Wilson, District OF Co.
lumbia, Nantes; George Clifford, Maine,
LaRochelIe. United States Marshal Henry
r. Denny, district of Minnesota. Post
masters Jacob Hammond, Nashville, H.
linois; Virgil A. Stuart, Fairmoni, Ne
braska; Charles II. Paul, Hastings, Ne
brake
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The lime and other SUBJ
stances used in bleaching
have a very harmful in
huence on the membranes
of the throat and nose. and
are frequently the prime
cause of the throat and
nasal troubles which fol-
low cigarette smoking
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Trustees Sale.


DY virtue Of a deed OF trust made to me on
ID November p. 1881, by the Memphis Cooper &c
and Manufacturing Company, recorded in book
q, page 30, Registers Office Of shelby county, Ten
nessee, win sell 10 the highest bidder. for cash,
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Rice paper is the only
cigarette covering which is
not injurious, and as this
is expensive, it is but little
used, although claimed to
be by nearly every mann
facturer.