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Ss X. l.. ID. KOZELL,
OF Fefeher's Laoding, Ark.. On the Mil
bura Gins.

FLETcHKRs LANDING, ARk.. April l6, 1883.
Milburn Gin and Machine Company, Memphis
Tenn:
y DEAR SIRs-a l think your giu is as
near perfect as il can be m ads. l makes a
better sample and better Iurnou. than any
gin ever saw, sDd l have be u running gins
for eighteen ysar'. Il cleans Tue seed per
fectly aud notes as well as any gin / ever
saw. Your condenser is jus. splendid.
am not much acqaainied with other cor
densers, for sours Is ALMOST universally used
in this country. l would dislike 10 run a
gin without your condenser. Ii makes a
nEiierm sample ard removes all the dust
from the bzies. think 1t il a complete sue
cess. am very much pleased with every
thing oought from you, and think il ad
bunted the world over l could not have been
better pleased. Your friend,
T. II ROZFIl.
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AsAca hates to be WISHED, New Orlcsn+
ates quarantine. A recen> investigator in
Brazil has announced that sail from the
graves of persons desd of yeIlow-f.ver will
breed the fever. In The same way it was dis.
covered, short tim ago, that sheep grs sins
where sheep dead OF epidemics among those
animals were buried themselves become ir-
fected with The disease. This has been con.
sIrusd as reason for uarantiuing c. me-
teries, upon which the New Oclesns Tim es
Democrat says: "By all means, letius put the
cemeteries in quarantine. That will make the
quarantine aystem complete. OF cours, il
will De necessary 10 make it a capital offense
to die during the epidemic season."
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A Fearful State Of Affairs I'm Egypt
GsneIal Foreign News.

CAIRO, July 21.-It is said that unless the
Euglish authorities promptly take the direc.
tion of affairs, the checking of the spread Of
cholera will be hopeless. Even the simplest
sanitary arrangements are neglected. The
funeral eystem is most obnoxious. The
ried through crowded streets on mems
shoulders. The clothing of persons dying 10
tine hospitals is often stripped of and
taken for wearing purposes by rels-
tvs. While man stricken with
the cholera was ON the way Yesterday TO the
hospital the driver stopped opposite cafe
and gave the invalid drink from The water
bottle used by the customers OF the place
A few minutes afterward the sick man died
opposite the largest cafe in the city. The
only precaution taken in this case was to
sprinkle a little chloride of lime on the
corpse. The cart then pursued It's way. The
cofins in which the victims Of cholera are
buried are covered with only a few inches
of earth. The Miuister of the Interior de-
cliued tn interfere 10 compel 8 safer inter
ment of the bodies.
AT ALEXANDRIA.
ALEXANDRIA, july 21.-There were
deaths from cholera at Damet,a yesterday,
20 at mdueufcn, IL a. SnauDt1,iA al chud an
oud, A at Shirbin, % at Ghizeh. 146 al
Cairo and rs at eight small villsges.
The European Volunteer COMMITTEES ha
discovered that the canal which supplies
crowded quarter of the city with drinkin
water Commences in the native cemeter
with the place used for washing corpses.
The number of poor and ip6rm person
who are being maintained at Damietta a
the expense of the State is rapidly incress
ing. Relief committees are being formed.
Quarantine has been abolished throughou
Egypt, except st this city and in ID
Province Of Fayoam, where it is maintaine
al the request of Sir Edward Malei, Britls
Consul General.
A revised list of deaths al Cairo yesteria
gives the number at 292. Among the victim
were four Europeans.
WHAT AN ENGLISH CORRESPONDENT SAYS
LosDoN, July 2l.-The Cairo correspou
ent of the Central NeUs says that the actui
number OF deaths during the last tweni,
four hours wss nearly 600, and that ii
official figures. underestimate tins numb
of fatalities. The Gordon around Alexal
dria has been moved nearer the city. Cas-
of cholera ere reported in places whiC
have not been hitherto affected by the di
eaae
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The Hebrew colony in Mason county
Ks, has been visited aud found entirely sue
ssful. The party'are emigranis from Rus.
s'a. The miserable, forloTn, and woe -begone
oountenances OF year ago are dispfacsd by
the sunburnt faces of hsrd-workipg and
well-sontented men, and the rosy cheeks and
cheerful air OF women. The settlers are
thoroughly content with their position an
prospects. After the Let OF August they = al
Re entirely self-sustaiuing. Their cattle ar,
IN excellent condition, the soil beiDg such
that grazing is easily possible during the en-
tire year. The few neighbors that they hav,
are friendly toward them, favorable 10 iheil
interests. and spoke in high praise Of thei
industry to the visiiors. They have already
erected synagogue.
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B1sHoP WIeeEs, of the +

BISHOP WIGGEs, of the Roman Catholic
Diocese OF Newark, bss laid down certain
uIes in regard 10 picnios, fairs snd excursions.
He decided that no pic iic shall BE- contin
uedsfter dark, snd fairs should not be conin-
ed later than 10 80 O'Clock pm. No eociety
connected with the Church shall have a pic
mic, or isir, or excursion without petmisaion
of the psstol 1 the church, and all shall be
under the superin eudence OF he rector or Of
n priest Of the church. The church and rec
tor are TO be held responsible for the be-
hsvior of such societies, and should have the
right 10 superinlend snd direo. their aouse-
menls. This is raiher tight for free coun.
try, but foEdness Tor uisht picnics ard
cases of immortality have made the eroceed-
ing necessary; vice ia always destructive tC
Eberlv
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TEE New York Herald says of the tels-
graph strike: "Fhs rsspons blities res;ing
DOon each psrty-respoosibi 10 them
selves as we'll "a the public-are too grave 20
justify either in Standing out persistently sud
Obstiu-lely against ths other. Il is f the
utmost importance TO the strikers tn, 10 IL
c u-e be sustainsd by public sentiment
nd ublic sootim sot seems 10 bt
rht, wsije they may nave good
fund for complsioi, 'he demands which
asyBsvs N ,de are somsWhat unreasonable
y. company, on the eih-r hand, will forfeit
fs'n-ao pspulsr sympathy and approval
urns dset-esr to the complaints Of
euaployes and treats the.r demands with
p,em "" Bui the cOnpani.s apsear to
snowiag that con,emp', as they refuse to
goizs tbs mems society az their repre-
fntatiye.
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AZ Baltimore.

BALaIMoRE, July 2I.-A high Official Of
the Bilhmore and Ohio telegraph stated
most positively that the Baltimore and OHIO
Compsny would not ireai with Campbell,
nor with sDg ns1 cot 10 lheir own employ;
that they were ready and willing spd anxious
10 meet and talk to their own meo and offer
the most liberal tsr re, but were resolved not
to treat NiLh men not in their service. .;S42,
public mseinz 10 discu-z the telegraph
strike has been called by committee Of the
Brotberh1oj Of T-iegrsphers al Ford's Opera
hou:e 10 nigh,. Prominent speakers wi i sd-
dress the meeting. So far, the men who
have gone cut in this city have conducted
themselves in raost orderly and quiet N ar
ner, end unqueslionably have the sympathy
of The public
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BRITISH TEAM

Total at 500 yards. ..-S46 Total at 800 yards
The attend snce of spectators is much larger
nov than this morning. Visitors are arriv-
Jog rapidly, aud there Is every prospect 0ii !:
large gathering at the conclusion of the
match. Toe British attribute The fact of
heir being far behini TO their not having
rested enough, as they have been firing With
all SORTS Of rihes at various rauges up to the
cay previous 10 this match.
AT NINE HUNDRED YARDS.
The firing It the 900 yard range is now
goiog on. Pefroe and L W., British, both
missed Oh the first shots. The Hrst shot Of
Smith, American, was rteOchet, being squivs-
lent TO a miss. rhe wind is still blowing
from the targets.
A, 2;30 o'clock pm. the shooting at the
90o-ysrd range was completed, and the result
was a substantial gain for the British rifs-
men, who scored 297, against 263 for the
Americans. This makes the aggregates at
the end of the 800 yards shooting ss follows:
British, 1897; Americans, 1887. The follow.
ing is the detailed scor, :
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WHEN Mormon's wives take agains, him
instead OF against each other, as hey usu ally
do, he has hard time of il, and has 60 un-
dertake forcibls measures. The New York
Fost has received spectral telegram from
Salt Lake City which cay: "Bishop Krud-
con, OF Aplsy, Uiutsh county, has been ar
rested for pisciug dynamite under bed and
blowing up BIS two wives, seriously iniuripg
fnem. He is charged with aa a,tem ., to
xnurderr.
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PUBLIC interest in the telegraph strike is
increasing. The operators have the syu,-
pathy oil the busipsss community, and are.
besides, initia'iog new members 10 the Both
erhood at rapid rate. The prospects Tor the
s!rikers become brighter with each day. r
is the general impression that the companies
will nave to yield within the next few ava.
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OBITUARY.
John b. Fearn.

Special to the Appeal
JACKSON, Miss, July 21.-John B. Fearn,
an old resident OF this plac., but since the
war resident OF New Orleans, died here
this morning. He has recently been in bust
ness connection with Nelson McStay & Co.,
New Orleans. He was first lieutenant Of
company K, Bort Rihes, Eighteenth Regi.
ment, during the war, and was disabled from
servics BY severe wound received at the
battle of Leesburg, Va. He was gallant
soldier and one of natures noblemen.
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Total at 900 yards...-26s Total at 900 yards 2.
AT ONE rHnI1sANn vIpna

Total at 800 yards-26S Total at 900 yards. .2e7
AT ONE THOUSAND YARDS.
The firing at the 1000 yards range is now
going oD. Young (British) and Smith
(American) missed the first shots. The ra in
was then again falling heavily. Dolan, Pol.
lard aud Hinmau (Americansl also missed on
The tirst round, bus giving five misses on
that round by the Americana. Ynupg Brit
isb) missed three times running. During all
IBIS trial the rain was falling in torrents aud
the shooting on both sides was very bad
The Americans proved in their firing %
the shooting IN the final stage progressed.
The British also improved and made four
bull 's-eyes At the end of the second round
at the 1000 yards range the British were
Leading by q points. On the grand total
the firing at 1000 yards was as follows:
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At CfuciunRff,

CIsciNNATI, July Superin eRdent
Miller, OF this ofier, says he has obls ined
The services Of veraI good operators tL-iay
End cent away some Of those shoTu 10 b. IL
compsitnL The lines are workiog with re
duced force, in order 10 give the men su =
hcient rest. The usual market reports from
Chicago were not ecsiVed fc-dAv
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Olives are succssziuilY cultivated on St
SimJu'4 leland, Ga, ard oil made from then
has bseu pronounced by competent Judge,
not inferior to the bes, production Of France
or Spain. The oh Gro from those Island.
are annually sold at Sc TO IS per gallon.
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TIE Board Of Aldermen IN New York mas
ord red that the Salvation Army hall NJ
longer b. allowed TO march along the city
streets with music, as ir hss become an ir-
lolerable nuisance. '51lvatiop, salvation,
oh! the ioyfui seuhap Is to souud no more
from stlvs,ion music band.
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PRoF. sHAEPLEss, Of Haverford College,
Pa, Gays there are now sixty spots TN the
sun, mostly in gocups, some Of ihesa large.
mat ibey apnreciably siyc. our weather
there is as YET no clear proof. Takiug the
earth over, the record. do not show mos, cy-
clones v'neu there are most spots. So says
Prof. Shsrpless.
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THE TREASURY.

Of BUSINESS AES4EhOA1.
WAsHINGTos, July 2l.--Conditiou Of the
Treasury today: Coli coin and bullion,
$500, ,742, ,1S0; silver dollars and bullion,
S1l6, 6,596, ,9Sl; fractional silver coin, S2S, ,122,.
552; UaITed States notes, S54066. $40; certi6-
Gates outstanding, gold, 81 S52, 400; silver
$7S 81 All. Currency, Sl2 1856 900.
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SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

The countenance is pale and leaden-colored,
with occasional fiushes Of circumscribed
spot on one or both cheeks; the eyes become
dull the pupils dilate; an azure semicircie
runs along the lower eye-lid; the nose is irrf-
taeed swells, and sometimes bleeds; a SWELL
ing of the upper lip; occasional headache,
with humming or throbbing of the ears; an
unusual secretion Of saliva; Shiny or furred
tongue; breath very foul, particularly in the
morning; appetite variable, sometimes vora-
cious, with a gnawing sensation Of the
stomach; at others, entirely gone; heeting
pains in the stomach; occasional nausea and
vomiting; violent pains throughout the alb
domen; bowels Irregular, at times costlve
4 stools Shiny, not unfrequently tinged with
blood belly swollen and hard urine turbtd ;
respiration occasionally difficult and accom-
panied by hiccough; cough sometimes dry
| and convulsive; uneasy and disturbed sleep,
with grinding of the teeth; temper variable
but generally irritable.
| Whenever the above symptoms are found
| to exist,
mn A. MeJANF,S VERMIFJIGE
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At Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, July 21-The;e is no im-
proVement 10 the situation here. The strikers
are still frn and apparently gsiniDg
sreng.h. They have been offered faancial
asilatauee by locsl unions of other trsdes.
Bu-ioess IN ali sp culalive cJm uodities is 81
total stzn1sili. The Western Uaiou il
still receiviog basiuss.. bat handling il with
extreme difficulty.
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AZ Providence, X. 4.

PRovIDESCF July 2l.-Six OF the opera
tors employed oy the Wea;.rn Unioa Com.
p,ny il bis city stuck to-day, leaving tEe
force : work in'Ufii ,isn, 10 nd Ie business.
Three Of the opera ors, which oomposes
nearly the entire fofcs o. the American
Rspid C3upany n this city, sls1 struck this
noop.
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DETROIT, July 2l.-rhs tslsgraphic siiuA-
ton here took sudden aniasoraole tnrn for
the company to-nighI, when the day chief
operator, his assistant and three other oper-
atorl, who had remained 81 heir desaa hilh-
erlo from ths ST, =ft. rdis leaves the force
crippled at the Office. 1h ,se WIZ rem ia are
putting flr'h every eKertioa lJ,xp=siile busi-
negS
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CHANGE OF FIRM.

rHE UNDERSIGNED OF Mr. SAMUEL AvK HIS
i in the frmo g. continue the
under the firm aud
a .stf
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az wash,.xton

WAsHtseTos, July 2l.-Twslve op- rators
are on duty at the Wes.eFn Union's main
oflce to-day, including the assistant man.
ager. The chief opeEsIor Of the day force,
who worked Thur.day and Yesterday, is ab-
ssit io-day. No linemsn have bind The
strike her. A, the Offices of la- o,h.r tel
e=rlph companies there Is no chaoge in the
sftu ,tion
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LAW REPORTS.
Tne Commt..ton Of Referees.

The Commission of Referees.
Special to the Appeal
JACKSON, Tenn, July 2l.-The Commits
sion of Referees will finish the Madison
county docket about wednesday OF mex
week, and will take up the Shelby county
docket on Tuesday, July 81, 1888, commenc
ing Oh the law docket.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Henry 6. Smith 10 w. F. Taylor, east half
Of lot 225, on the north side of Court street,
70tx18 feet, $500.
w. NJ. TAYLOR 10 w. 81. Taylor, three lots in
Rslsigh, $3.50.
J. A. Claiborne TO Addie Claiborne, los
acres 10 the FIRST District, love and affec-
ton, 81
QUIT CLAIMS.
G. H. Rule TO Mary A. Grove, lot 46, Rag
lsnd's division, Robson avenue.
J. s. r chsrdson 10 T. 81. Allen, undivided
three eighths in Factors Warehouse, corner
Main and Butler streets.
CHANCERY SALES.
Ayers Chapel, D.soto street, to C. N.
Grosvenor, for $500 cash.
Two hundred acres in the Fourth Civil
Dsiricf, near Cuba, 10 J. III. Daffy, x1250;
half cash, balance in eight months.
Lot on Court street, near Second, 74x1483
to c. n. Grosvenor, $3.50; seven and twelve
mouths. Tax sale.
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BIRMIseHAM, ALA, July 2l.-Tne south.
bound passenger train on the Louisville and
NasbvilIe railroad collidsd while coming
iato the city. this morning with the fasi
freight train. Both engines were wrecked
The tender of the passenger car telescoped
the baggage car, and one freight car was de-
moIished. Fireman Gabriel Logan, of tbs
passenger engine, was killed, and Engineer
Dresser was severely injured. No other cssu'
aIiies. The cause OF the accident was miE
take made by the operator at Warrior Sta
tiop. north Of this city,
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THE STRIKE AT OTHER POINTS.

At New York.
New YORK, July 2l.-The Executive Com
mit'ee OF the Brotherhood of Telegra piers
met thia morniog. Minor M. Davis was
elected chairman, and A. A. Orfuth secre-
tary. Alter a Canvass of The subie0t from
all its stsndpoint', it was decided to prepare
some system attic and regular method Of pre-
eesdure, and to this end the following COM
mlttees were appointed:
On Finance and Relief.-A. 81. Seymour, P.
J. Morrison, S. A. Coleman, Alfred Dillon
and Wm. Taylor
On Intelligence. Clarence A. Stompsop,
Casrles NJ Joueson and A. J. Vayer.
On Lao and OrdeT.-Chorles Matthias and
and Frank Reynolds.
Tue SkirmishiDg Committee, as appointed,
consists of E. I. Barberie and E. F. Welsh,
Of the Western Uniou, aud p. J. Smith, of
the Fire-Alarm Service.
After defining the duties of the several
committees, collectively and Individually, y,
they repsired to Caledonian Hall, where, at
II o'clock, there we're nearly 1900 rikers
assembled. The duty of the Finance and
Relief Com miltees will be TO secure sub
scriptions, investigate all applications for re-
lief, and audit the accounts OF all sub-com-
mritees. The Committee on Intelligence will
attend 10 the Transmission of all telegraphic
comm anicatior, which will coutiHue in
cipher. The duty of skirmisher will consist
OF personally visiting operators now at
work and trying 10 Undue, them to join the
secret order Of the Brotherhood. No dis
honorable means, 1t ia promised, will bs en-
ployed 10 this end.
At the meeting of he telegrapbers 10 day
kilograms from various parts of the country,
| from labor organic atoms, expressing sympa-
| thy with the strikers aud offering financial
assist ance should this be desired, were rs-
ceived and read. Addresses were made by
several persons. Tue strikers will 60 on an
excursion to Long Branch tomorrow on the
Plymouth Reck, and hold another meeting
on their reiur 20 the city. The feeling tha
the Western Uniou Company cannot long
hold out agsinst The stIikers is very conf
dent. To-Day flriy three new members were
initis'ed in he Brotherhood. At the West.
l-ern Union office 1t is said there is still 5
force At work, aud that messages are sent tC
ali points without delay. II was though
| th II the Am srican District messenger BOYS
would slrike, srd about fifty from some o
| the up. own offices endaavored 10 induce the
others TO quit work. The movement, how
ever, WAS not general, aud when the com
psny offered to pay the boys ten cents ar
| hour for extra work, in addition TO theil
regular salary of "a and S5 week, and two
aud half cents a message. they were pei
! fectly sltisf.d 10 remain at work.
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Age. sex. Color. Cause Death
Name. |

Distribution oil Deaths by Wards-tirst'
6; second, 2; third, o; fourth. o; filth, 4;
sixth, 5; seventh, 1; eighth, 4; ninth, l;
isafh 5. City hospital, 8. Stin born, l..
White, IA; colored. 20. Total, a..
Mortality report Tor same week lssi year
;ghi.e, 5; eolorsd, 8. Total, 10. -
J. Il. PURNRLL, ~. 8.
secrstary Board ot Bsatse.
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Four hundred and hiIy employees OF the
Brmingb Ism (Als.) ToIIiug-mills struck ycs-
terday against The reduction made to Pitts.
burg price, They also induced a strike oi
pudilers az the Brierfi Id Iron Works,
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In the trial of the. Jews at Nyireeyosz
dOogTys, Yesterday, Julia vsmosi and III.
coachman, Hataro8sky, Withdrew their evil
deace, which was favorable TO tbs prs)Ders
F5eS omitted that they bad ben threat ened
9Th deslb. by The popnl.ce.
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their cffcp, the clerks 10 the delivery depart.
ment OF the = Ine compsny msrched ont.
without giving notice. The manager of The
WeseTn Union anDou1crs his ability to ELI
the vscancits CAUSED by these defec,ions
shortlv.
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yE Ow-EEvER
A VESSEL FROM VERA CRUZ OFF APALAcr

VESSEL FROM VERA CRUZ OFF APALACHI-
CoLA-FREsH OUTBREAKS IN MEXICO
WASHINGTON, July 2l.-The Surgeon
General of me Marine Hospital Service has
been informed that a vess.l from Vera Cruz
has appeared of Apalschicola. The Col
lector OF that port has been instructed 10
se I'd she weasel TO Ship Island. The Surgeon
Ge0efsl has also been Informed that small
poI and yellow-fever have appeared in Ma
isnzas and Cienfuegos, ,Cuoa, and that cholera
exists in Camps4chy and Otscs, Mexico.
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THE TUG DESOTO
ExpIodes a steam.Pfpe and fs C0nsid.
erably Damaged BY Fire.

At about $50 o'clock last evening the
steam-pipe of the tug Desoto, which lay at
the foot of Market stree:, burst, and the for
ward part of the cabin caught FIRE. The en-
gines were promptly on hand, and succeeded
10 saving the tug from complete destruction
by prompt and well-directed effort. The
forward part of the cabin and the pilo,bouse
we're burned away, but beyond that little
dsmsge was done. The Desoto belongs to
Brown & Jones, and is insured. The damage
is estimated at about $500.
nemphfs weekly Mortality kePOra-
Mortality report tor the week ending salur.
da7, July 21st, al 6 o'clock pm:
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Al Detroit.

DETROIT. MICH, ,Jdly q Tee ielegrsphic
si'uaion hers Improved to-dAy by toe sddi-
ton of tSo msn 6rjus sht fcom in ,erio- fl .gs
IN the STATE. Ohef than this, il remains
unch angsd
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A MEMBER of the Russisn Com naission Of
Inquiry hiss been sent 10 Germany, France
and England for the purpose Of obtaining
an sx'ct report oaucefnisg the civil righ;s
OF Jews 10 those Countries.
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In O.tswa, Canada, tue Hon. j. II. Pope
has promoted Me-. Lister to the positioa of
chief clerk Of mortusry ststiaiics. This is
the hrsi woman who has been promoted to 30
im gortan. a place in the Civil Service.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-22

AT New York the cigAr-makers and their
hands are hostile to each other, and the foi-
mer hav', suspended work; 10000 men are
shut o'Lt from work.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-22
A NEW PROPOSITION.
Some Good Advice 10 the Fesng. Men Of
the South.
what May be Accomplished by Fr1Eali
y, industry and Perseverance,.

The following communication 10 the Vicks.
burg Herald is worthy of more than passing
notice, and should be read carefully and
thoughtfully by every young man in the