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the binding effsc. Of that order. It has been
sirennously insisted hat the original order
/ was not g be enforced until the case 10 which
sti= 5gU0rd order refers should have been act.
I uslly determined BIZ the Supreme Court.
/ cannot ac1uissee in this view. inssmueh a.
/ complaInant ccuid At any time, BY dis
! :S;s:s==-irg -siis appeal. Withdraw the Case
| from the determination Of the court. The
second order would thus, at the option OF
| complainant, have the effect of absolute rev
| Ccaiion OF the preceding order, while Z mere
suspeDsion OF IL IVES obviously intended.
There is no difference between perpetual sus-
pension A3d revocation. The controlling, in
deed the only question 10 the case wac the
constitutional power OF Congress to enact the
statute. Upon that question, have no doubt.
The Supreme Court has affirmed the consti-
tutionality Of the aci, which declares that
"no letter er circular concerning lotteries, So
called gift concerns, or other similar enter
pTises shall be carried in the mail"
In view OF this detisiop; the constitution
atty OF the act applicable 10 the case cannot
he seriously questioned. have eonhoed my
self to matters as they appear from the rec
ords OF the depsr mem. Something was stated
by c1ulssl repre- .entiug the parties in inter-
est as to verbal agreements or understs nd
iBgs," but i have not felt at liberty to con-
slider any other facts than such as the de-
partment records establish. The first order
will therefore be executed So il the second had
not been entered.
Postmaster. General CIR sham will to-day
forward to the postm lsters at New Orleans
and Ne. Y.Trk copies Of his decision in the
lottery cssS, together With lett rs directing
thsse postmasters to discontinue the delivery
CT money orders or registered packages to
the agents IF the Louisisos Lottery Comps
ny. Counsel for the Lottery Company to.
day Submitted to the Postmaster Ger er al the
question as to whether, under hi recent de-
cIsion, registered letters addressed to the
agent of the company in Washi Igton could
be withheld. This gu sion the Postmaster :
General las not vet decided
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1910.
Big Greek and somervilIe road to the line O

Big Greek and somervilIe 70 ad to the line oi
the Third Civil District.
A. Bsrrst, On the Randolph and somer-
vile road, from Stewards road 10 the Withe
and Covington road.
Mr.. Gill, on the Donell and Wyatt road
from John III. Siok's TO the Upton county
line.
John =. sink, on tue Richland and Big
free.k road, sscond-class, from the Rural
Academy 10 the Big Creek bridge.
The following we're also appointed for va
riaus localities: John Monig sn, c. Mckay,
w. II. MeDrief, w. ID. Wilkes, VIM. Stewart
w. L Harrell, ]. Z Sasad, K. N. Reason
Andrew Terrell, B. Redford, J. d. Oglesby,
c. ". Psdgett. Presidents I,land-Whsrton
Z Sm, w. A. Shabby, 1. II. Pastor, T. J.
Roper. B F. adam, C. F. letter, John Beck
ner, J. 2. Csmpbell, VIM. GarviD, 6. L.
Johnson, a J. Robinson, c. A. William.
ADJOURNED.
TIE cour, adjourned in the evening at
o'clock - meet again this forenoon.
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WASHINGTON, July 9-The Treasury De-
psrtment il Informed that q large number of
assisted" foreign Immigrants are coming 10
the United States through Canada.
The customs and internal revenue receipts
increased $540,769 the first week in july, +,
compared with the last week in June.
The issue OF standard silver dollars from
tha mints for the week ending July 9TH were
1898, 800; corresponding period las. year,
S23l, ,423.
The Attorney General has given his opin-
ion TO the Secretary OF the Treasury that it
was not the intention of the act to prevent
the importation of adulterated and spurious
teas TO create a new Office 10 meet the re-
quirement that sill teas entered for importa-
ton shall be examined before passing from
the control OF the customs authorities. He
says The filth section of the act refers to ap-
praisers and revenue officers as already pro-
vided by law.
The President has directed a suspension of
SO much of the executive order reorganiziug
the Internal Revenue districts as changes
the existing system in New Jersey. Al the
date of the issuance Of the order there were
three collection districts in that State. The
recent order reduced the number TO two by
consolidating the old Third and the old
Fifth Districts, and Culver Bsrcalow was de-
| signated as Collector OF the consolidated die
trict. The present action allows TO the State
three districts, and continues Robert b. Ha-
thorn as Collector of the Fifth District.
The origin OF the plan sgreed upon last
Saturday for the safekeeping of the Apache
| csptives appears to have been generally mis-
| unde rstood. The proposition to place the
| police control Of San Carlos reservation in
the hands of the War Department was made
by Secretary Teller, not by the Secretary ol
War. In conversation to-day, Secretary
Teller said there was no foundation for the
report that if the arrangement agreed upor
| proves unsuccessful the control of all Indian
| sgencies will eventually be transferred tc
| the War Department. He denies that any
such course Is Contemplated.
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The Coming Rifle MeeIfng at winbIe-

LONDON, July 9-Ths Observer says: at
is clearly tvid.n nt ihat The coming rife meet
ing at Wimbledon will be the N St. successful
10 N any years. The Canadian Il an took mp
quarters al lhe camp. The mos interest Gel =
ItTs in the Americans. 1t is much regretted
that the Americans refused the offer OF 4
camp sinilsr to that taken by the Canadians.
The qu stiou OF The wind uge is virtually
settled, the principal shots havIng petitioned
the Executive Committee 20 allow the use OF
the gauge. The Committee 10 give banquet
to the American te am jncuds the Duke OF
Teck, the Earl of Wemvs., Viscount Rane-
lagb, Sir Henry WilmoI and other prominent
vnlunteeraO
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The chief of police has three men pstrolling
the bach down the island 10 carefully waic6
the landing OF any boat and question closely
the occupants in case such an attempt Is
made. TIE object is to guard against the
possibility of any Of the crew of the Salome,
twelve miles from the city with yellow-fever
aboard, leaving the ship and attempting to
come ashore. The arrsngs meni will continue
till the Stlome leaves, which will occur in a
day or Two. A Norwegian marine to-usy
spplied TO the au' horities for a position as
mate on the injected vessel for the voyage to
Hampton Roads, offering his service for $3.50
and expenses fer return trip to Galveston
AS he rad never had the yellow lever, the
of, r was declined
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IN THE COMMONS.

In the Commons this sfiernoon Gladstone,
In reply to Sir Stafford Northeote, =. ated that
ne had received a letter frsm BradIaugh an.
counciog his intention to take his se at in
spite OF any orders Of the House. Gladstone
saId the government had proposed method
OF meeting this difficulty, which had been
rejected. 1t now remained Tor the House 10
act.
Eorthcole aaid he regretted the necessitv
ol protecting an order which was tne duty Of
~, tne rf'tne ID nln-.-ter, snd moved that Brad
Ign BE- excluded from the precincts Of the
House uuiil he engaged not 10 disturb its
proceeding.
The motion wac adopied-yeas, 232; nays,
90. Previous to taking the vote, Gladstone
and several other members OF the govern
M =ut withdreH from Inc House. Th. o'her
msusers Of the Ministry present voted with
tbe minorily,
Mr.. Gisdsione declared that the govern
menl admitted tbst some parts of the Irish
land act required amendment, and intimat. I'd
iba at they might consider the sutj=c; when
tbs lime served. He declined 10 make any
statement csneerniug the SItz canal busi-
ness, saying Ii had not reached the proper
stsg- for discu sion. He assured the House,
however, that nothing would be done with
oul the approval OF Parliament. The gov
eminent had arranged for the purchase Of
the 5 owe portion OF he ArhbuTDham col
lection al q cost OF E4500.
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The 6. A. K. Invited 10 Mesi at Nash.
Vile.
Special to the Appeal
NASHVILLE, July 9.-At a meeting of
merchant a. the Merchants Exchange, it
was decided 10 invite the Grand Army of
the Republic, which meets at Denver on the
2Sd instant, to assemble at Nashville next
year. This is he irt lime that organization
has been invited to meet at any point any
where centrally l5cated in tie South.
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SPORTING NEWS.
be CIinxstene.ss. Jnlien Trot OF.

CLEVELAND, O., July 9.-Oging 10 a
ctscke,t heel, developed after his engagement
ClingstonA could not be exercised aud con-
di,ioued properly 10 trot with st. Julien in
Chicago this polih, sni Mr.. W. ]. Gordon
theoWner, announces to-day that the race is
eff, ard CiiBgsfone will remain here, but tbe
other entries of his ST be, Vii lam Ii Gle M
mie G. and George ", will be shipped to
Chicago TO morrow.
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ENGLAND.
british BREApSTUFF

LONDON, July 9.-Tns A,uk Lane Er.
press, in is review OF the British grain
trade for the past week, says: The f.
vorabe weather has been Of the CREST
est benefit. Trade wss quiet and ighl-
ly in favor of buyers. Foreign ~heai
was depressed, there beng au tyersupply.
The best brands OF flour unchapged, others
somewhat cheaper. Trade in eargoes off the
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The Fever.Iureeted Satome.

GALVESTON, TEX, July 9.-Ths State
health officer, ho arrived Yesterday morn
ing, Informed the sgen's OF the b ,rk Salome,
here from Vera Cruz with yellow-fever
aboard, that she would not BE- allowed to en-
ter port this summer. He advised the own
trs in Europe to send her on to New York,
Offering TO send with her the hysiei an now
on bosrd, ard provide in every way for the
sick, Should this fail, permission will te
asked of the National Board of Health to
take her TO Ship Island and hold her there
in quarantine at The expense of the State oi
Texas. The Salome was lass night towed
twelve miles from the city. No other vessels
will be allowed within several miles OF her
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No Comm municafion Allowed with vne
Fever ship at Biloxi.

BILoXII MISS July 9.-No personal com.
mum ication whatever exists between the
quarantine station and the mainland. The
sloop formerly plying between Biloxi and
the quarantine station is nov there on duty
with The captain and crew. None OF them
approach the nisinland. Mails and supplies
will be sent BY a schooner, and communica-
ton only with lighter, anchored at a safe
distance from the quarantine grounds.
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ONE THOUSAND melons st Clements.


Mre. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should al
ways be used when children are cutting teeth. tire
neyes the Little sufferer AT once; it produces
natural, quiet sleep by relieving the child from
pain, and the little cherub awakes as bright as
button Itis very pleasant to taste. It soothes
the child soitens the gums, allays all pain relieves
WIND, regulates the bowels and is the best known
remedy Tor oiarIhea, whether arising from teet
ing CT oiher causes 1venty-hye cen E bottle.
ASK your druggist for Mississippi Diarrhea
Cordiai
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CHANCERY SALE
R IL A Il E y II A II E
FOR PARTITION.

No. 1875, R.-Chancery Court of Shelby county,
Thomas P. Aydlett and wife, ct al, VS.. c. C..
Swope ct al.
DY virtue of an interlocutory decree for sale
ID entered in the above cause on the 2sth day
of May, 1888, u. So page lis. will sell at pub
lie auction, to the highest bidder, In 'front.' OF
the CLERK and Masters office courthouse OF Shelby
county, Memphis, Tenn, on
Saturday, July 2, 1858,
within legal hours. the following described prop
erty, situated IN Shelby county. near the city oi
Memphis Tenn. tO-wit Being part OF the lots
surveyed and laid out by Z. L. Todd for Will
loughby Williams numbered and bounded as fol-
lows TO wit: Lot number ninsty-six 1861: Begin
ming where the south side OF Walker street inter.
sects tae west side OF Orleans street; running
south with OIlesls street twenty chains and seven
links to d stake situated where the west side oi
Orleans street intesects the north side of the Holly
Springs road thence west nine chains and nine
" seven links TO a stake; thence north twenty
chains and seven links TO stake on the south side
of Walker street; thence east with said street tc
the beginning, containing twenty acres.
Terms of Saie-One-third cash; ba ance in six
and twelve months; notes bearing interest, and
With good security for deferred payments; lien re
tanned. This June IL, 1888.
&. J. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
By Geo. Mallery, Deputy Clerk and Master.
VIM. u. Randolph, Estes d Elicit, J. A. Taylor
Solicitors. sat
ss- The above sale is postponed. by order o.
Court, until sasurday, JuIy IL, IssS. Plsi
OF same and subdivision has been made, and i
ROBERT J. BLACK. Clerk and Master.
nrG Mall 1tv laFka md
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A~write for the Little Book, which will
be mailed free.
Price-small size, 81 per bottle. Large
size (holdins double quantity, el 20 per
bottle All druggists sell ii.
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TURKEY.


MINISTER WALLACE AND TIE FORTE.
CoNsTANTIsoPLE, Ju.y GA TuIcc-Amei
ican Commission bss been appointed 10 ex-
anime into he question OF the establish ment
of a petroltuu, denor. The Porte + az ad-
dressed a note 10 Gen. Wallace, American
Minister, pointing out that II notlded him CT
Turkeys wiIhdrswsl bom the treaty Of e5m-
merce with America on the eve Of its ezpirs-
ton, and invited him to negotiate for the con-
clusion Of new treaty.
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portland, -OR., July Tremendous
forest fires Sre raging sJuth of Kalsma. Six
miles OF railroad aud two locomotives d. =
stroyed The Oak Point logging-camp
losses are reported up o this morning TO be
100000. The flames extend for miles and
are 20 fierce that il is unsafe to attempt to
Investigate Iosses. II is believed the fres
will continue until rain.
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| HUNTS "
| REMEDY ~
THE BEST
KIDNEY AND LIVER MEDICINE
NEVER KNOWN To FAIL.

hNoWN
HUNTS REMEDY has saved from linger-
ing disease and death hundreds who have been
given up by physicians to die.
HUNTS REMEDY cures all Diseases
of the Kidneys, Bladder, Urinary Organs,
Dropsy. Gravel, Diabetes, and Inconti-
nence and Retention of Urine.
HUNTS REMEDY encourages sleep, cre-
ates an appetite, braces up the system, and
renewed health is the result.
HUNTS REMEDY cures Pain i'm the
Female Diseases, Disturbed sleep, Loss
of Appetite, and Bright's Disease.
HUNTS REMEDY quickly induces the
Liver to healthy action. removing the causes
that produce Bilious Headache, Dyspepsia,
Sour Stomach, Costiveness, Piles, &C.
By the use of HUNTS REMEDY the
Stomach and Bowels will speedily regain their
strength and the blood will be perfectly pu-
rified.
HUNTS REMEDY is purely vegetable, and
meets a want never before furnished to the pub
lie, and the utmost reliance may be placedin it.
HUNTS REMEDY is prepared ex-
pressly for the above diseases, and has
never been known to fail.
One trial will convince you. For sale
by all Druggists.
Send for Pamphlet to
HUNTS REMEDY CO.,
Providence, r. I.
Prices. Is cents, and 81 25 large size).
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YelIow-Fsver at snip Island Quaran'

WASHINGTON, July 9.-The Surgeon-Gen-
er al of the Marine Hospital Service has re-
ceived advIcss that the Norwegian bark
Vega is at Snip Island with yellow-fever on
board
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Assiunee's Sale.

". II and O'Clock, at the railroad depot At Col.
lierville, Tenn. / will sell, for cash, one Gold
Watch and all the Books, Notes and Accounts ol
the late firm OF g. A. Thornton q Co. A full LIST
of said accounts, notes, ETC., can be seen by call
ing on I. T. Mcdonald, at Colliervine, or on my
attorneys, in Memphis. q. w LEAKE,
Assignee of G. A. Thornton Co.
Smith Il Collier. AttorneYs.
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YELLOW-FEVEEs.
RumOrs Of an Onibreak On the Rfo
Grahde Denied.

GALvEsToN, July "a vague rumor was
current here this afternoon that yelloH-fever
bad broken out on the lower Rio Grande in
Brownsville, but Western Associated Press
specia! Just received from that point says:
"No yeilow fever or sigus of auy in either
Brownsville or Matamoras"
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CHANCERY SALE
TENNESSEE STATE BONDS.

DURsUANT to q decree of the Chanoery Court,
term in the cause entitled
The State of Tennessee and another VS.. The Bank
Of Tennessee and others,
and which said decree is entered at page 121 OF
sell, at public auction, at the courthouse door, In
Nashville, Tenn, ct IL O'Clock m, of
saturday, July IS. 1883,
the following described Bonds Of the State Of
i. Thirty eight (as) bonds of one thousand dol
lars each, known as the new series Funding
Bonds Letter F." with the coupons of January
S64 3642 s644 S645 S64s s647 3sls 364s, $3.50, 1861
$685. $685. S654 1856, 1857, $685. $685. $780, 366 1862
ssss sss sss ss ssss sss9 1876 Ss
The above are said to have been issued In lieu
of Capitol Bonds and accrued interest on same
See records in State Comptrollers Office, at Nash
2. Twenty-one (a1) bonds of one thousand dol
is7s s alta attached, and nnmbered Is foiows; Nos. "a
1909 1856 1855 l5s, 1885, 1929 $685. 1899 1901 1222
1854 1883 1os5 77s GA. 5Sol, slS, 1913, 49, $685.
each, designated as "Capitel Bonds," with cou
pons of January, 1876. attached, and numbered a,
eoss; S:s als Nos % sss SO s2 2s 81 2S 2s
4 ty.eish, t2sj bonds Of o1e thousand dol
numbered asfollows: Nos iSs. I42, ias. IS, IS, Ii
$50, TO- lol. W. lSZ lUo l4o,
l 1872, III, 1s3, 176. $50, "A. 62, 149, 1s4
| S. Thirty-wo (32) bonds of two handred and
l fifty (s250) dollars each described as Capito
l Bonds i" signed by N. 8. Brown, Governor, with
! no coupons attached, and numbered as follows
Nos "a s.. So. 21, 22 %, "a, 25 25, 3d. 35 81 sc, So
81 S. 81 81, 76, u.s. ST. 49, 81 s3 $50, Isl, 14s 81 1e
/ 10, 81, 10.
G. Thrty-tour (sD bonds OF one Thousand dol
lars eash. Letter D. )" signed by W. g. Brownlow
Governor, and A. J. Fletcher, Secretary Of State
L with coupons of January, 1876, attached, ant
numbered as follows: Nos. 1910, 1888, S3s1. 3SS2
47ss 1896 $685. 1892 42es, 63 667, $780, 3026. 30l7
3Os 3Ol9 3042 S0i3 $685. 3344 1884, 5460 2S6, 1854
1886 1894 $685. 204, 27S, 30l6. $685. 304f 3044, 4251
i Three t3l bonds of one thousand dollars each
l Letter c - with coupons of January, 1876, al
i rched, and numbered as follows: Nos. 405, ls4
I292-
s. Four (4) bonds of one thousand dollars each
with coupons of January, 1876, attached, an
numbered as follows: Nos. e2zo, 72se. 51e2, 55S5.
Thirty 1907 Hawkins County Tennessee Bond'
4 each for one hundred dollars, with coupons 10
July, 1850. attached
Also, 4ss coupons detached from said Hawkin
County Bonds
NOTE-The above viii be offered in lots of nc
less than three nor more than i've thousand do
lars and Will be subject to Inspection on the da
of sale by parties contemplating purchase.
Il ~ Terms Cash.
THOMAS W. wREENE.
Il receiver of the Bank OF Tennessee.
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KeItew-Fever at the New Orleans Guar.
RnftnP.

New ORLEANS, July 9.-The bark Berns,
Capt. Ny oerR, from Vera Cruz for Tabasco,
put into SJuthwest Pass and was towed 10
quarantine. The captains wife, steward and
two rcuIusu are FiCk Win yellOW-fever,
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coast stagnant. Eleven arrivals during the
week, one cargo Withdrawn, eleven ain, of
which four are California cargoes. Sales of
English wheat during the week, IS, ,533 quar-
ters, at AS. 4d. per quarter, sgsinst IA l9I
quarters, at 47r. I'd. during the corresponding
week last YEAR,
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THE ECKFoRDs' ARRIVAL.

TIE cour. adjourned in the evening at
o'clock 81 meet again this forenoon.
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Outbreak of Cholera la ChIna,
L
IRELAND.
FUND GUILTY.

Hone koNG, July o. 9.-Cbolsr4 has broken
out at Swallow and is raging yioleuiiy.
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THAT KxowLEpsE Is POWER

NEEDS NO DEMONSTRATION, AND HE WHO
BY EXPERIENCE KNOWS THE VALUE OF
TARRANT's SELTzER APERIEnT DoIs
NOT NEED TO BE TOLD THAT BE HAS IT
WITHIN HIS POWER TO WARD OFF FEvERs,
BILIOUS ATTACKS, HEADACHES, AND ALL
ILLS ARISING FROM A DIsoRDERED sToM-
ACH, LIVER OR BOWELS. A TEAsPOoNFUL
IN A GLASS OF WATER, BEFORE EATING,
ACTS LIKE A CHARM, AND NO WISE MAN
WILL BE WITHOUT. FOR SALE BY ALL
DRUGGISTS.
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ZEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

". G egary to w. Young, IL 90
acre, OF >, oa- lhird of 10, II. K. G .rrstt's
fu d d.visio D., E605.
J,ha ME and Hif4 to Tennessee
Sou'h RI K ,i'road, two ind ons- hird acres
0a 10. nnrin side OF NIL ,more avenue. $500
Wnr'o fcuH sni fe 10 NJ. A. Mayo,
lots . .nS 6, rel -liSa'e line, $4,000
r c. G CORY 10 A f. r css, fifty 'igat
&C : ia IN Fus, Di&iric', $3.50.
Adm ni-r tor OF John Harb.rt 10 John
S;Urla, l3Al4S fsst on the south dc Of Ten
nsg e~ ret, $500
G n Gco.vea1r 20 Sus,n p Powell, 174x
3O5 ,eI on the south 81 &c Mel more avenue,
SI9.4.
TRUST DEED.
q. Kutkie aud w,f-. % 30 Scheioler, t'us
tee f. J .hn Sshe, yer. 50KlO0 ( .et on Liadep
wsat OF Ws!iagiau, $3.50, twelve months.
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For throat disesses, colds and coue hs.
Browns Bronchial Troches have proved th cir
efficacy by test OF many years. Price 25
cents.
TEEEPHosE Ciemen, for fresh, cool melons,
also choice chickens
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CoSooRD, July 9.-fhe ballot for United
Staus Ssna,or to-day was az follows: Whole
numoer, % Gilman Msrslor, !; John Y
Musridge, / james w. Paterson, 2; Aarou
+. Sievens, 3; Harry Bingham, A; James F
Briggs, A; Eiw4rd II. Rollins, s. No quo
ram ia either house voting.
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PAuPER IMMIGRANTS.
LARGE NUMBERS COMING INTO THE U
STATES WA CArADA.

STATES WA CA'-aDA.
WASHINGTON, July Special Agent
Howell, now at Plattsburg, N. Y, has called
the attention of the Treasury Department at
Washington 10 the large number of immi-
grants arriving al Quebec and Montreal, and
says that many of them are almost destitute,
having neither money nor friends, and are
too feeble, by reason of age or infrmity, to
support themselves. He says most OF this
class are paupers who have been assisted in
procuring passage, and are ticketed to points
in the western part of the United States. The
special agent is informed that twenty-eigh;
peraons who had left Ireland only twenty
days before, were found helpless and starving
in the streets of Buffalo and were committed
10 the Ecie county almshouse. All of these
people come into the Uoitsd States ria Can
ada. Canadian steamers engaged in import
ing cattle to Great Britain make very low
rates for this class Of immigrants from Ire
land TO Canada. He says he is also inform d
that large number OF State-sIded" immi-
grants are to leave Foyrus, Ireland, on the
next A!leu-Liue steamer, and are to be sent
at once from Cansda into the United States.
1t is stated at the Treasury Department that
there is no law TO prevent psupsr immigrR-
tion through Canada to the United States.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-10
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Soda, Mead and Mineral Waters on draupht.
We lake our Soda out OF pure bi-carbonate
OF sodsssnd Use pure i,ut s5rups,