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The Dead Pretentler.

FRosHDoRF, August 25.-The body of
Chambord lies clothed in evening dress
and decorated with grand Gordon of the
order of Holy Ghost. His hands are fold
ed ever his breast and in one is crucifix.
Wax tapers burn at the head of the corpse
The first of chamberlain Emperor of Francis
Joseph will be sent fOr when the Will of
the late count is opened. As the deceased
enjoyed ex-territorial rights, he was
was not subject TO the ordinary laws of
Austria. As soon as the news of his death
became known, the inhabitants of the
villages around Frohsdorf thronged to the
chateau, where they attended mass. Tele-
grams of coincidence with the family
poured in all day yesterday.
As the Count de Chambord was dying,
his confessor, raising his hands, exclaimed: :
ASCEND to heaven, son of Saint Louis. :"
The count left a large legacy to the Pope.
His holiness telegraphed the family of the
deceased his confidence with them in
their bereavement
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Sarato9a Races.

SARATOGA, August 25.-Firs Race.-
Three-quarters of mile. Won BY Force /;
Cleaner second, Brad third Time-l:l5.
Second Race.-Mile and five furlongs. for
three-yesr-olds. Won by Empress: Ja-
cobHs sec9pa, AcGipty third. Time
, :56. -''-
Third Rdce.-Handicap sweepstakes, all
ages; mile and 800 yards. Won by Blazes
Bessie second, Fellowplay third. Time
2:l5t.
Fourth Rdce.-0ne mile, all ages Won
by Eteeland; Glengarine second, Dan X.
third. Ti1he-l :453
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CHAMBORD
In Hi. Last State asa Example for Kings
and PriuceIinss.
The Pope TeIeSrapiIs lis Condolences 10
the Bercaved Family

LONDON, August 25.-The Daily Ne,rs, in
an article ON Chambord, says Ibis death,
like his life, will not affect French poll
ties. The event belongs TO the romance
OF his life and not to its business" The
Times saws it ''sees little ground to antici-
pate any movement in France favorable
TO the Orleans princes, who will not be 80
ill-advised as to urge claims TO which the
present time will end all hope"
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Total paid by ........... s. ,ssl 90,
For the truth of the above facts We refer the
public to the officers of the aboye-named corpora
tions, and for our legality and standing to the
Mayor and officers of the city of New Orleans, to
the State authorities of louisiana and also to the
U. s. officials of Louisiana. We claim to be legal,
honest and correct in all our transactions, as
much so as any business in the country. Our
standing is conceded by all who will investigate
and our stock has for years been sold at our
Board of Brokers, and owned by many Of our best
known and respected citizens,
NJ. A, DAVPHIN, President.
BBCAPITAL Price. sy5.OOOO.-ea
Tickets only 50. Shares I'm proportion
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THE report which We publish today OF
what Henry George said on "Wednesday
before tie Senate Committee on Education
and Labor. is takeh from the New YORK
World 1t IL porthy of more than ordi-
nary attention, and is in keeping with all
the utterances Of the anthor of Progress and
Porerty, one of the most thoughtful of the
friends of the workingman in h@erica.
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THE less the government has to do with
the people the better. Those who remem-
ber the weight Of its heavy hand during
the civil war will not willingly consent to
it's regulating the appetites of the people,
and directing what they shall eat or drink.
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The George Edgar Shakespearean Com
pany, which started out little over q
week ago to restore the glories OF the stage
and put money in the purse OF support
ing syndicate, has come 10 grief already IN
Chicago The New York World thinks the
event an advantage, az there is enough
good material in it t0 make two average
combinations, with money in the box-ofiic'
for both-but not with Shakespeare.
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WarSi.s NashiuRfan

Says the New York Head: The sculp-
tor, J. q. A. Ward, and his assistant, Fran
co.'s Rey, are now putting the finishing
touches on the full sized clay model for the
colossal bronze statue OF Washington,
which is to be erected in the center of the
Sub-Treasury building in Wall street. The
model will be put into plaster in a few
days and then east in bronze in Philadel-
phia. The statue will be Unveiled ON No
vember 10Th. 1t is thirteen feet high, and
will rise from simple Greek pedestal de-
signed by the architect, Richard NJ. Hunt,
in harmony with the architecture of the
building. Tbs ne9estal and 6rqad stone
abutm6nt nH NiiiGh It viii test viii be Of
the same kind of marble rs the building
that from the Tuckahoe quarries. The
pedestal, which is completed, though'not in
place, is five feet six and one-half inches
in height, and has die which is four feet
six inches VIDE, the abutment, rising
flush from the sidewalk to well over half
way up the flight of steps, will be some
twelve feet wide, and about three fsft
high. ieaSfhg ~ 5faice about Iiie b&spoi tile
pedestal, which can he used hy public
speakers as . forum. On the front al the
abutment will he cut in large letters the
inscription, Tho statue which now towers
in Mr.. Wards immense studio from the
large scaffolding built TO support it, and
makes the sculptor, his assistant and the
model look like pigrnies by its side, repre-
sents Washington just after be has taken
th'. "afh -. V.llce a. me first President, as
he stood ON the 5Oth day of April; IN the
year 1861, on ,pc pa.aohy OF 'ibs old
Federdt BdildfHs, With 5tcdpied tie same
site. He stands in an easy, natural, yet
very dignifed pns, looking eut " the
riglit viii l,ls light am. extehded and his
left hand placed on the hilt Of his sword.
| The moment chosen Is that when, after
| taking the oath, he said: al will, so help
me God" The expression on his face,
modelled from the Houdon bust and the
Stuart portrait, is calm, earnest and reso-
lutte. The eyes are well open and look
clearly out and the mouth is firmly closed.
The costume is plain civilian full dress of
the day, for Washington wore brown
cloth suit expressly made for the occasion.
A long military cloak rests on the left
shoulder, and its folds, falling behind and
arranged on the right over short column
representing faces, on which rests the BIZ
| BILE, form, With frihged drapery disposed
| also about the column, an excellent back
ground for the lower part Of tbs figure:
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THE London S.gIldard, of yesterday, in
commenting on the close of the session of
Parliament, says: ''The weakness and di-
vided counsels Of the opposition during
the session extricated the ministers from
their worst straits. The ministers may
take heart for the future when they re-
member the marvellous impecunity with
which they engaged
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THE EPIDEMICS
OF lellOw-FeYer and Cholera that Have
Threatened the Nations for Months
Past Petering OHt.
To Prevent Their Recurrence an Inter
national Sanitary Congress is Sug-
gested by the Press.

PENSACOLA, August 25.-The statement
from Washington that the house-to-hO
inspection ordered by the Marine Service
developed cases of pronounced yellow
fever, is incorrect. They were under the
charge of the Marine Hospital surgeon be-
fore the inspection commenced Milton
abolished quarantine against Pensacola to
day. One year ago yellow-fever was an
nounced here; sickness was then general.
Another epidemic may come this year. but
to-day Pensacola is absolutely healthy, and
the people hopeful. 1t is reported that
Secretary Chandler repudiates the con
tract under which civilian Surgeon Hargis
went to the navy-yard At so per dav.
Drs. Heron, Renshaw and Crowley pull
lish a card in to-day's COmmerciui, asserting
that Surgeon Murray, Of the Marine Hos
pital Service, is wrong in saying that the
cases were yellow-fever, provided Drs.
White and Fordham, who had charge of
a case, gave a correct clinical history.
Public confidence is firm in Surgeon
Murray. \ the naval reservation three
eases OF fever are reported Lieut.. Whit
tie, of the Marine Corps, ard wife, and
Paymaster Brown. No deaths there. By
order OF Surgeon-Gen. Hamilton a house
toulouse inspection has been commenced
at WOOlSey and WARRINGTON
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DIED.

ROGERS0N-ssturday, August .. 1883, at the
residence OF J. B. Cook, No. IL Linden street.
ORLANDO Cook RoGKRsoS. aged seventeen years
two months and ten days.
Funeral will take place from Grace church.
fernando street, this SUNDAY sfternoon st ;
o'clock Friends sre invited u attend.
O'DRIsCOLL-At Green Cove Springs Clay
county, Fla August u. l>szi, AGGIE o. DRIsCoLI
late resident of Mob.ie, Ala.
GoRMAN-On Saturday, August =, 1883. at
6;IS o'clock Am, of intermittent fever, KArIE
GoRNAN, sged eleven years.
The funeral will take place this SUNDAY,
morning from the residence of her parents, -
Front street. Friends Of the family invited.
M0REHEAD-On Saturday. August ., lssS.
EDWIN p. MoREHKAD. in his twenty-sixth year.
Funeral from residence this SUNDAY after
noon at o'clock Services by the Rev. Z. VI.
Riehardson. Friends and aequaintances invited.
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OyE of the most notable events in the
history Of the Bar of the United States
will be the reception to be accorded Lord
Chief Justice Coleridge next week. Else
where we publish a sketch of him that
will no doubt be read with interest by all
classes OF our readers.
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Special to the AppeaI.I
HELENA, August 25.-Dr. II. N. Jacks,
identified and associated with the entire
history OF Eastern Arkansas, died tonight.
His place in the affairs of this section of
the country cannot be filed. He was the
friend OF the needy, the exemplar of faith
fulness to public trusts, and an essential
member of our body polite His death
creates void that must be sorely felt, and
for personal reasons Will be universally
deplOred.
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sesTHE best advice may come too late.
Said a sufferer from kidney troubles, when
asked TO try Kidney Wort: I'm try it, but
H VII, be my last dose" The man got
well, and Is roy recommending the rem
edy to all sufferers. In this case good adj
vice caIne Just iu time to save the man.
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TIE declaration made by the North Ger
man iSazette, the organ Of Prince Bismarck,
that France alone threatens the peace OF
Europe il significant. France is the
only republic among all the great powers,
and the idea of republic is in itself Il
menace to that system Of government
which obtains in Germany, Russia and
q
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OwISG to some unexplained reason, for
which we understand the Western Union
Telegraph Company is responsible, yes
terday's report of the New York stock
market il incomplete. Not more than
half the quotations are given. 1t is to be
hoped this will not occur again. That it
may not we call the attention OF the West
ern Associated Press to the deficiency.
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baseball,

pKreIF, August 25:-Clevelands, 3; De
troits, J..
CHICAGO, August 25.-i3atfaaas. II; Chi
cagos, Is.
BALTIMORE, August 25.-Baltimores, l3;
Eclipse, 10.
Providence, August 25.-Bostons, 3;
Providence, ,.
PJTTsBuRG, August 25.-St. Louis, 3; Al.
iea+tnsse, Z,
TOLEDO, o., August 25.-Toledos, 10;
Springields, T.
PHILADELPHIA, August 25.-New Yorks,
5: Philadelphias. .
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Ip.,ee,,.. aooor1. s,,,.,,o,..,.

WAsnISGTOS, August 25.-Tbe Surgeon
General of the Marine Hospital Service
to-day received the following telegram
from Pensacola: The Inspectors reports
are satisfactory. Only few houses we've
fouGa sacIean, and those received atten-
ton. fi4ess * no sickness of serious
nature in the eity, hurry reattirmed the
correctness of his post-msl!eDi. The doc
tors here much excited over 1. apd the
people much elated. The Gordon i ped,
feet. The pavy-yard reports three cases.
AEGTfMlN, President Board Health
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THE ENGLISH PARLIAMENT
PrOrOguctt by Queen Victoria, who De.
iivcrs Her Usual Piatifudes I'm
Bad English.

LONDON, August %. Parliament was
prorogued at O'Clock pm. The Queens
speech closing the session was read by the
Royal Commission.
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NASHVILLE.
Operations of the Funding Board-Mu.
tiny Among COnviets.

Special to-the Appeal.
NASHVILLE, August 25.-So far the Fund
ing Board has funded 81 100000 of the
State debt proper bonds, and will fund
100000 of the same next week. 1t is re-
ported that fifty convicts have mutinied,
short distance from South Pittsburg, but
no particulars have vet reached here.
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TIE New York World notices that the
ysllOw-fever does not increase, but that
the progress of the foot and mouth disease
in Ohio is terrible. All the Republican
newspaper correspondenss are now prCs-
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MONTREAL, August 25.-The death of
Chambord has caused great deal of sorrow
in certain French circles. 1t is reported
a grand memorial choral service will be
held in the principal Catholic church Of
the city in his honor,
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a.etiinx KID If IA Trarnn-

Detroit Free Pres A woman who had
been swinging in a hammock In yard
on Cass avenue, yesterday, had no sooner
vacated 1t in answer to a call fIom. the
house than ragged old tramp, who had
been leaning oyer the fence, walked inside,
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THE time is not far distant when Mem
phis will have city hall to which its citi-
zens may point with pride. President
Hadden is moving cautiously but surely
in the matter.
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The APPKAL's annual statement of the
trade and commerce of Memphis for
1SS2-S3 will be the most cheerful and en-
couraging reading matter ever given to its
sltbscriberS
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Name Age: Sea, rpiDr, Cause Dsath.

VYEVIVI IlFuVFK' n s41ll VIZ f1sFtF~IIf
Distribution OF Deaths by Wards-First,
3; second, o; third, /; fourth, 8; fifth, 5;
sixth, .; seventh, 2; eighth, q; ninth, 2;
tenth, ). City hospital, Z. Still born, 2.
White, 25; colored, l2 Total, 81.
Mortality report for same week last year
White, s.; cOlored, 10. Total, Is.
j. II. PURNELI., NJ. D..
Secretary Board Of Health.
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No matter what the pretext advanced by
man in this country should consent to the
least infringement of the right OF private
judgment OF individual liberty.
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ASK ASDRIA, August 25.-Twenty-six
deaths trei4 cholera yesterday, among the
number tbres British soldiers. Two hun
dred deaths from ths iisease elsewhere.
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The entertainment of the Jeans sena.
tors At Estival Park tomorrow night viii
be successful, if merit is TO be rewarded,
as those who are TO take part IN the play,
Good for Er7, are all well versed IN their
parts, and many Of them have consldera-
bic local reputation.
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The California Loan Office,

L.cated at No. POS Main street, will be
ready Ilr business Monday, the 9th in
slant. We have on hand a full line OF
misht clothing. A. BRANDT a CO.,
Licensed PaWpbrokers
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CHANCERY SALE
-OF-
R E A l. Il y II AT E

No: 40s9: R.-Chancery Cou-, of Shelby county
N. J. Ackillsan ct al. vs.. Johnnie Spellman
ct al.
DY virtue of-an interiocutory decree for sale
- entered in the above csuse on the I'd day OF
May, lssS, N y: So page 81, and renewed August
9. 1881 will sell AT public aution to the highest
bidder. in front Of the Clerk and Masters Office,
courthouse of Shelby county, Memphis, Tenn
On Saturday. September 10. Iss3.
within legal hours, the following described
property: situated in the city of Memphis, Shelby
county. Tenn. to-wit:
Being part Of lot NO. 1Is on the plan of North
side Of %inchester atTcot * feet from the the .ouh
west intersection of said street and Main street
is icet; thence West parallel with Winchester
stree. thirty-onc feet two inches: thence north
parallel with Main street forty-eight feet to Win
chester street; thence with the south side of
WInchester street thirty-one feet two inches to
the beginning, upon which there is one-story
Also. one other lot. being part Of lot l46 in
North Memphis, fronting twenty-four feet on
Intersection of the alley between Market and
Winchester, streets with Main street; running
feet; thence westwardy and at right angles with
Mai street fifty five a5) feeti thence southwardly
and parallel With Main street twenty -four feet {;
thence east1ardly ffty-fve feet to the beginning.
$. Hlnkle TO y, Giynn, May /, 1859, book IS, page
!0l, upon which stands thrse-story brick build
ing.
credit of six and twelve months notes bearing in
ments; lien retained, etc. This August q, issS
X. j. BLACK, Clerk and Mafter.
By George Mallery, Deputy Clerk aud Master.
Taylor Carroll and II. $. CAN'T, Soils. sat
Non-Resident Notice.
No s5s-Ep the Chancery Court of Shelby county,
Tenn.-B. p. Anderson, Revenue Commis-
siOner, vs.. q, A. Leftwich ct al.
1t appearing from the sheriff S return in this
cause that the defendants Eugene Leftwich and
Charles Leftwich, and W. S, Taylor, are not to
be found in his countyI
appearance herein, at tho courthouse of Shelby
county, in Momphis, Tenn, before the first
Monday in Dctoksr, lSS2, and plead, answer or
demur 70 complainsnt's original and supple
mental bills and petition the same will be
taken for confessed to them and set for hearing
ex,parte; and that a copy Of this order be pub
iished once week, for four successive weeks, in
the Momphis Appeal,
This 18th day Of August, lss9.
A eopy-attest; r, J, BLACK, Clerk and Master.
BY J, NJ, Bradley, Deputy Clerk and Master.
IL. Z: King and Lee Thornton, solicitors for
complainant, sun
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SPORTING NEWS,
Racing a, Monmouth Park,
sxssatap Reach Races

Long BRANCH, Augas. 25-The winners
to-day were Thackeray, George Eapney,
Wandering, Lusette, King Fan and Major
Wheeler.
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Trailing for m Recor,i

New YoRK, August 35.-At the Brighton
Beach races the winners to-day were Mos
COW, Nellie Peyton, Black Jack, Infanta,
Centennial and Lvtton.
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Hopes France May be spared from Di,

ST. PETERsBURG, August 2j.-Thc Jour
nal dc II. Petersbury expresses the hope
that France may be spared from dissen-
sions arising from the death of Charnbord.
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N1ENpHTS Co,INf.Nnrpy

I MEMPHIS COMMANDERY. No. 4. n
{ VI h.T--N Ill meet in stated conclave ~
3 Tomorrow MONDAY night. Aug. 9th. " ~
at 5 o clOeS, at Asylum. for the transac- w
ucn Of regular business Sojourning/ "
and resident raters courteousty invited.
By order Bun T. PRICE, &c.
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knights Templar Drill.

SAN Francisco, August 25.-In the COM
petitiye drill the first prize was awarded
to DeMolay, of Louisville; second TO Ra-
pers, of Indianapolis third to st. Bernards,
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HARTFORD, August 25.-Wm. Rockafel-
ler's double team, Cleona and Independ.
ence, trQtted at Charter Oak Park to-day
for record; making mile in 2;l6.. Pre-.
vious record, 2ils5:
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INDICATIONS.

For Tennessee and tie Ohio Valley, fair
,reather, nOrthsrly rinds, becoming rdriaJIe,
stationary barometer, and stationary or @igl3
rise an temperature.
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TELEGRAMS
To be Had by Calling Mt the once at tn
Hours mentioned,

List of undelivered kilograms remaining
at the Western Union Telegraph office, :s
Madison street. Office hours from S to
10 30 O'clock 4 IN and from q to q In
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Memphis weeIsIy4saort.asy K.pert.
Mortality report for the~ week ending
August 25tli, at . o'clock pm: !:
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VIII Have No Influence ON French Poll.
Cnuses Great Sorrow.

BERLIy, August 25.-It is generally
thought here that Chambord's death will
have no influence on French politics AZ
IL.
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Adjourned Out of Respect for His MEM

PARIS, August 25.-The Councils Gem
eral of the departments of Vendee and
Loirne Inferieure adjournedout OF respect
for the memory of the late Count de
Cham bor1
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BEIG C. G. RoKIxsox," }
NEw lORS. October ~, ls79. !
HOLMAN LIVER Pan CONPANY:
GESTLENEN-l was in Havana six week.
during the time that Eellow-Eever was al
Its hight. Myself and crew Of eight all
wore DIR. HOlman's Pad, and not one of II.
was attacked with the fever, nor with any
sickness whatever. This l consider mos
remarkable, for Others all around Us wer,
dying by scores. consider that DR. Hol
mans Pad is the only thing that can b,
relied upon as an absolute preventive o
Yellow and other levers. 1t was put to 1
most severe test i'm our eases. Yours re
spectfully, J. Y. CLARK, Master.
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CAPT. EADs will build his proposed Te-
Huantepec ship railway, aided by the far
seeing British capitalists.
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bitterly opposed to the improvement Of
the Mississippi river.
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Incorporated In 1865 for twenty-five years by tn.
Legislature for Educational and Charitable pur
poses, with capital Of sl000, 900, to which re
serve fund of over s55O.O00 has since been added
By an overwhelming popular vote its franchis,
was made part of the present State Constitution
adopted December ID, ID. 1879.
The only Lottery ever voted on and .ndorsed b,
the people of any State.
1t never scales or I,ostpones
Its Grand single Number Drawtur,
take place monthly.
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY To WIN
fOkTt W. Ninth Grand DrawiQs, Class +
at New Orleans, Tuesday. SeAaennber NJ
ISS3-I6Oth Monthly Drow.os
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BISMARCK is trying to bully the French
republic. He represents the brute force
of an irresponsible aristocracy.
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Arkansa. PharmareuttcaI Association

LITTLE Rock, August 25.-The Arkansas
Association of Pharmacists elected Drs.
John c. Bond, Geo. 4. Hughes, w. III.
Hallerburten and John W. Turner dele
gates to the American Pharmaceutical
Association at Washington September
0n@I,
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rh,rty.Two p~a.ss a. s.nvann.
Cholera I'm Egypt.

HAVANA. August 25,-TAere c@2e tltirty-
two deaths from yellow fever here dqring
the past week
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

D0Y LE-The friends and sequsintances of VI.
J. DOYLE are invited to attend his funeral to-
morrow (MoNDAYl morning at 10 o'clock. from
his late residence. 81 Second street, Chelsea.
Funeral services at St. Bridget's church