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PAUPER IMMIGRATION.
A Great and Increasing Evil That Must
be stepped.

NEW YORK, June 25-The Emigration
Commissioners held 3 special meeting 10 con-
slider measures to prevent psuper immigrs-
ton from Great Britain. This action was
called for in view of the large arrivals of
pauper immigrants yesterday. Commissioner
Stephenson said he mad procured sfidavits
from several immigrants showing that they
had been inmates Of the several poorhouses
in Ireland, and induced TO come to this coun-
try by the workhouse masters, from whom
they received passage. The commissioners
consider the landing of paupers largely
due TO the l4xity Of management of Castle
Garden, and recommended that inspectors be
appointed who would not be afraid 10 do
their duty. After further discussion, it was
resolved TO instruct the secretary of the Board
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-26

The late Archbishop Wood, of Pniiadel-
phia, was bank officer 10 early life, and
the results OF his financial training are seen
in the fact that he left a church property
valued at SI2,OOO,OOO, and there stands
against it no debt that cannot be imme-
diately paid. His motto wss 'saiety rather
than profits" What pity Archbishop Pur-
cell had not been trained in bank. 1t
might have saved thousands from poverty
and woe.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-26

FEW days ago twas announced b. cable
tba he Pipe hsi "a ued call for NEE =
ing # Am ricsn bishops and archbishops to
confer on matter Of discipline and racsivs
PApAI instruction, ard to make preparations
for council OF the nerican C iurch 10 he
held in Americ4 Utxt year. IN. lem m
who assumes TO know says that ,hl ca fans,
picnics, and charging admissi5l anon = TO
services in churches will be considered by
this council; also The existence OF such socle-
ties as the Ancient Order of Hibernianp.
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DR LAsHEs, the emineu, L berai "to r.
Gently retired from the G 'rmin Psrlismeut
hopeless Of auy r. forms Zoe he elevation oi
the people SO long as Bism arck lives, IA no =
in this country, and propose, to regLa;n here
for some time for pleasure and the study Of
our institution The New York Herald says
his Repatriation is lss to G4rmsuy, dis
grace TO tbs Gu % el1r AID Z in to Amer
icans, u Il se poll &c 4 Ny-ic;n Atu, a. xP'und
to Europe az, in othsr DAYS, ne e4Fsu ld,t
that OF Enslssd"
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The VIrxInta Duelis.s.

RICHMOND, Va, June 25.- Cap. Page
McCarty and Mr.. Royal, friend of Bsirne,
and Col. A W. jones and j. w. Minstree,
friends of Elan, had long conference TO-
day, the result of which is not known, but il
is believed that arrangements for a meeting
are e,rly completed. 1t is positively assert
ed tina ElIm has been 10 z clmond since
yesterday, and left the city tonight, proba
by en- route for the new place of meeting
McCarty and Royal we're seen on ne streets
to-day, ami This h IS given rise to the i'm
preston that when The Fl ght cYmes of B-irns
will DC seconded ny other gentle men.
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TENNESSEE CROPS.
Synopsis OF the reports Received at the
Bureau OF Agriculture Wheat
Damaged to
some Extent BY Rast-Tobacco Doing
Well-Ihe Cotton Acreage-Gen.
erai Farming Notes.
Special to the Appeal

Special to the Appeal
NASHVILLE, June Is. Crop reports az le-
| ceiveo at the Bureau of Agriculture show
that in East Tennessee the wheat crop will
be three-fourIhs Of what it was last year, and
not more than tEc-thirds in Middle and West
Tennessee. The rust has greatly damaged
the wheat crop 10 Middle and
West Tennessee, and farmers were forced
10 harvest p'emsturely. Tobacco is in good
condition. The crop average will be be-
tween twc-thirds and three-fourlhs Of lsst
year. Young plants in beds were destroyed
by worms. Corn will be fully up to the
average, though backward on account of the
exceeding late spring. Oats and hay are up
to the average. The cotton Acreage is less
,h5u ast seasar
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to detain ali emigrsnts proved to be sent
here by funds furnished By the British
government. and 10 appoint a committee
Of the Board to Wair on The Collector Of The
Port, present tbs sfidayits taken In regard TO
such casa and ask that the steamship com
panies which brought such immigrants here
be compelled 10 return them 10 the port
from whence they came at their own expense.
While the meeting was in progress the COM
missioners were informed that the steamer
Anchoria had Just arrived with immigrants
vhoee passages were psid By the British
government aud who were paupers. 1t was
resolved not to allow the Anchoria's passen-
gers to land until the inspector made
thorough investigation. The commissioners
express themselves determined to put stop
TO landing pauper immigrants from foreign
countries.
The committee laid the matter before
Collector Robertson, who promised 10 take
decisive action a. once.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-26

IL the Surgeon General of the Marie
Hospital Service would give his whole time
TO the legitimate duiea OF that Office, instead
of trying TO play saoitariau, general health
inspector anu qusTantinjst and hospital
physician at the same time, the disgraceful
story that comes 10 ia from s.. Louie of the
brutal treatment Of pstienta in the Marine
Hos ital Of tbs; place would perhaps, be inn
possihl, Even marine su-geoL-y neral
cannot serve two M sSfsfs successfully.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-26

New ORLEANS, June 25.-Judge PArdte
of the Uulied States Circuit Court, ,ndee
down decree in the case of New Orleans Us
John A. Morris et al, by which the city re-
ceives 4344 shares Ct stock of the Water
works Company, which has been seized and
sold by various parties who are now ordered
10 restore the sto:S to the city. Toe Supreme
Court If The Uoiled S ates decided that the
stock was held in lrrs. o. the city and n1l
lisble to seizure and sale. Fourteen juds
ment creditors, stock dealers and brokers
who cold and purchased the ock are ordered
to restore the bonds 10 The city, which, TO
gsiher with dividends since 1879, amounts
10 nearly 100000.
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AppreheusIen at Kansas city.

KANSAS CITY, June 25.-River twenty
three feet four inches by the Signal Ser
vice gauge, and rising steadily. Il has risen
ak inches since last midnight. The inhsbi-
tauts of West Kansas City are preparing to
leave, one or two families having ensnged
quarters to-day. There ia much apprehsn-
sion regard ng the icehouses and other prop
erty along The river in that vicinity. The
water is now considerably higher than at any
time since 1881.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-26

The Kansas courts have begua TO kill the
mutual aid societies, which there for year
or more have been doing land-ofi;e bust
ness. The APPEAL killed Thousand pests
of this order in this aud the adjoining States
AyeSr ago, and new it is difficult to fed any
one who will confess to having had uything
to do with them
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Extraordinary weather a. Chicago

CHICAGO, June Pa rather extrsordins-
ry spell ef weather wss experienced here TO-
day, beginning with a cold wave about mid
night last night and lasting till dark this
evening. The mean TEN, eraiure was about
500 sbove zero. Fires were built in many
offices and private houses. Winter under
wear and top coats we're In much re-
ques'. At the races the spectators with
overcoats buttoned up mad to keep moving
10 prevent being chilled through. A slight
ram has been falling since s o'clock this
evening
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THE NAvY-YARDS.
AN ENORMOUS EXPENDITURE OF MONEY FOR
FEEBLE RESULTS

FEEBLE RESULTS.
WASHINGTON, June 25.-Sscretsry Chaud.
Ter has addressed letter TO the chief of
each Of the bureaus OF the Navy Depart
ment, calling attention 10 the recommended
tons Of the Commission concerning the or
ganization oil the navy-yards and the dispo-
sitiou proposed 10 be m 4de in each yard
Tue commandments of the various yards have
been furnished with copy of the letter and
rtquts ed 10 assist in carrying out the plans
Of the Commission. The Secretary ,ailudes
TO the statistics of the navy-ysrds, and says
they show an enormous daily expenditure on
the l6 IA y of November, 1882, namely,
for 657 foremep, clerks and employees, other
than ordinary mechanics and workingmen,
S2179, sud 3e05 other employees, S9l39, max
log 4462 Total employees At daily compensa-
ton OF sll ,319, or at the rate of So, 100000 a
year, when the only work in progress on
saips oi-wsr at all the yards was the repair
ing Of the Omaha, Shenandoah, Trentsn,
OsSipee, Aohicane and Alert. Secretary
Chandler considers this enormous expendi-
ture for such feeble results inconsiste nj with
faithful administration.
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The Disasters About Alton.

ALTON, ILL, June 25.-The magnitude Of
the disaster from the foods fellow this city is
Just beginning 10 be disclosed. Tne break Of
The dyke fellow this city has caused desiruc'
ton covering wide area. Sny Carte bot
toms are ruioed for the year. Thousands OF
families between Louisiana and Grafton are
homeless and fleeing before the floods. Stock
to the number of 5000 head have already
been drowned in American botIoms. Tele-
graph communication is seriously inter.
runted
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-26

McHale, aged thirteen years, fell several
hundred feet to the bottom of The Enterprise
colliery. His skull was cru-hed and ne was
horribly mangled.
STAPLEToS, N. Y June 25.-Samuel Ruth
erford, sged twelve years, and John Ryan,
thirteen year,, we're crowned 10 Brady
lake. RUTHERFORD lost his life 10 attempting
TO save his companion.
SHELBYvILLE, IND, June 25.-Near Gym
thiana, Saturday, Bud Hungleford, 2 farmer,
while blowing up stump with dynamite,
was mortally Injured by the premature e1-
plosion OF csriridgs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-26

NEEDS NO DEMONSTRATION, AND HE WHO
BY EXPERIENCE KNOWS THE VALUE OF
TARRANT's SELTZsR APRRIEHT JoKs
NOT NEED TO BE TOLD THAT BE HAS IT
WITHIN his POWER TO WARD OFF FEyERs,
BILIOUS ATTACKS. HEADACHES, AND ALL
ILLS ARISING FROM A DIsoRDERED sTOM-
ACH. LIVER Oh 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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= Lady Jouroal,.t on aer Travels.

Speech 70 the Appeal.
Jackson, Miss, June 25.-Mrs. NJ. +.
Field, The brilliant and accomplished Cath
crime Cole" Of the New Orleans Picasune,
after spending Friday, Saturday and Sunday
in this city, left lass nigh for Oxford,
whittier she goes to report the commence
meat exercises. Mrs. Field was shown many
courIesies here. She was much pleased with
our city. she will go from Oxford to Co
lumbus to attend the Press Convention.
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THE PLAGUE Az VERA CRUZ
Reports Of the Terrible Mortality by
YeI1OG-Fever Correct.

GALVESTON, June 25.-It now trsnspires
that the private advices OF the terrible NOR
tally at Vera Cruz from the yeilow-fever
were received in Galv ston by cable. The
best inform alton gained from an entirely re-
liable party in constant telegrsphic COM
municaIiou with Vera Cruz, is to the effect
that the first and worst reports OF Sstur day
are correct Further communications from
Galveston quarantine station show that the
ship Hayiisn, recently from Vera Cruz, had
no communication VITA any vessels in this
port besides lighters. This takes away the
foundation from reports coutradicting The
existence Of the plague. Besides, the Hay
tian's officers, for quarantine reasons, it ia
said, would be directly interested in sup
pressing news Of such an alarming nature.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-26
RAILROAD SUITS
On Trial at Little Rock Continued Untfl
October.
Special to the Appeal

Special to the AppeaI.I
LITTLE ROCK, June 25.-The suits Of the
Memphis and Little Rock, and Iron Noun
tain railroads against the State Board of
Railroad Commissioners, brought 10 prevent
assessment for taxation, were continued to-
day by Chancellor Carroll until October.
The chancellor notified the attorneys il the
suits went against the road they would be
placed on the tax books and held for the
taxes Of 1888, the same as if they went on the
books in the time prescribed By law.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-26

Mr.. FILDEN was credited some years ago
with the saying that he thought there would
never be democratic virtory until there was
Democratic party. "Well," says the New
York Herald, "there seems to be, in Ohio at
least, Democratic party"
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national PIgeop.shooiing Contest.

CINCINNATI, June 25.-The national pig
con- -hooting contest begins tomorrow and
continues four days, under the management
OF the LEGAL shooting club. Fred Krmbsll,
of Peoria, champion of Illinoia, and Andrew
Meader,, of Nashville, champion OF Tennee-
see, are already here. Many others are
coming to morrow. Five thousand live wild
pigeons are already here.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-26

The New York Herald calls on MacVeagh,
James and Arthur to answer Dorsey's
charges, and says that "silence will not be
held By the public sufficient answer to such
serious accusations, so responsibly made"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-26

SALMI MORSE, the Passion Play revivalst,
has come to this conclusion: 81 am either a
century ahead of my time or q century be-
hind il; don't kloa which. What do know
is that am not appreciated" He will there
fore retire to monastery aud dump his load
OF misery on an innocent brotherhood. His
presence will be in the nature OF permanent
penaDce.
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THURMAN is not hur; by his failure to &C.
cure the nomination of Gen. Ward. Philos-
opher-like, he counts it only another game lost
The grand old man" has several trick. yet
left and plenty of time to play them before
= the nomination is made in 1884
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-26

NEW YORK is too poor to raise $3.50, 900
Tor the pedestal OF the Bartholdi monument,
and the poor, overwork,,d actors now 10 the
metropolis for rest have been appealed to 10
give matinee perform ances at all the theAtsrs
there on the 4th of July in aid OF the fund
This ought to put the mllionsires to the
hIuah
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The Largest COtton-seed OIL Works in
the world Totally Destroyed.

NEW ORLEANS, June 25.-The Planters
Cotton-Seed Oil-Works, in Algiers, were
struck by lightning during a thunderstorm
this evening and entirely destroyed. This
was the larges, cottou-,eed oil-mill in exist
eDce. The loss is roughly estimated al
81 ,000, 900, including the building, stock and
machinery. 1t is said 10 be fully insured
mostly in local companies. Several cottage
adjoining the oil-works we're destroyed. Five
fir, men were slightly scalded by the explo'
siou OF tank.
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The Springfield Republican suggests that
"if the Rev. Ben jenkins could get hanged
by due process Of law, this disposal of him
would preach a more powerful and effective
vernon to the Soulhef youth than he ia ever
likely to deliver from the pulpit. 1t would
be worth a whole life OF sermons."
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-26

SENATOR VOORHEES, is for Joe McDonsld
for President, and is very positive that Hen
bricks is not and will not be a candidate.
But, Mr. Voorhees,, there is that confession
Of Hendricks about the revival Of the old
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INDICATIONS.

For Tennessee and The OHIO VALLEY, fair
Weatser, preceded in northeast portion by lOoaI
rains, light variable ,Oinds, higher barometer, and
no decided change IN temperature.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS

Tie S.. Louis Republican, of Sunday, has
the following: Daily the CD angvs 10 the race
for the American Association pennsnt are
WATCHED with great interest. The 81. Louis
reverse of Thursday, and the victories of the
Athletics over the Cincinnstis and Columbus,
give the former lis old place in the lead.
Louisville is close sscoud, St. Louie third,
which Is apt to go TO the front IN lew days,
and Cincinnati is a few points behind in
fourtr place. The Nets are bound to im-
prove their position, while Baltimore and
Columbus take up the end. Tue games won
and lost, upon which the championship
standing is based, are So follows:
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The week has been remarkable one in
the league campaign. Chicago has clean
sheet 80 far as victories are concerned and
full credit of defeats Providence increases
her lead IN aterialiy, and is now well ahead,
with Cleveland in second place. The table
Of games lost and won to date is as follows:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-26

Mr. BoUacAULT, the actor, nnsnsger and
drauatist, is proad to belong to the Irish
hatioaalists, bat the statement coming from
his wife that be is "No. 1" he regards as too
silly to b. noticed by him.
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ATLANTA, June PA special dispatch to
the Constitution from E;bertoD, Gays thst q
cyclone passed over that place Sunday even
ing, Killing .Byrum Bell, colored, and blow
Ing down sixteen buildings, including three
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Reeeher,s Birthday.

NEW YORK, June 25.-The SEVENTEEN
birthday OF the Rev. Henry Ward Bsecher
was celebrated at Brooklyn Academy OF NJ u
sic tonight. An immense crowd was In at
tendance every seat in The house being oceu-
pied, and standing room was st 3 premium,
The exercises were very interesting.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-26

THERE hiss been slight improvement in
the condition of Mr.. A. Bsonson Alcott dur
ing the past four weeks. He seems stronger
and his intellectual powers are clearer than
they we're month ago.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-26

CHICAGO, June 25.-Edwsrd HanlaD, the
champion oarsman, declares his intention to
become aresideut of this city. He expresses
the hope of beating all records this summer,
and then stop rowing.
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IL May be Arranged.

NEW YORK, June 25.-It is now probable
that the proposed single-scull race between
Hsmm aud Coney, Of Halifax, n. S, and
Edward Hanlan and George Lee, for $500
and the double -.cull championship OF Ameri-
ca, will be arranged. The Halifax Rowing
association have posted 5000 for Hamm and
Conley, and Hanlan and Lee have posted the
same amount. The only hitch in the negc-
tiations was as 10 the course. The Halifax
Association wanted the race rowed at Hall
fax, while Hanlan and Lee favored Point of
Pines, at Chelsea. Mass The Haliftx Asso-
citation notified Richard K. Fox on June 22d
that they would agree to have the race rowed
on the Thames, at New London, Conn. AS
soon as Mr.. Fox received the proposition he
forwarded the following dispatch to Hanlan
and Lee:
"OFFIcE POLICE GAZETTE, June %, 1883
ITO Edward Hanlan, Champion Oarsman, and
George Lee, Pullman, ILL.,:
"Halifsx Rowing Association agree to row
you and Lee The doub' -lcul ace for the
championship on the Thames, New London,
| Conn. Will the course suit your Ii not
| the HALIFAX Association desire rhs,r forfeit.
| money refunded. RICHARD K. Fox,
Proprietor OF the Police Gazette"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-26

BEING made FROM ferrous material, the Gel
luloid Eyeglasses will oullast leu pair of
rubber. The Lenses are the bes. known to
science.
For sale by all leading jewellers and OPP
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BAD taste in the mouth mesns biliou,
attack. Samaritan Nervine is the cure.
"For thirteen years hsd dyspepsia" wrote
John Albright, Of Columbus, o. "Samari-
tan Nervine cured me-" Druggists all keep
:,
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NOTICE.

CEALED PROPOSALS for the Privileges 8. the
. Mechanics Picnic, to be given st EstiTal Park,
July 18th, will be received until July Sth- by
D. W. VAUGHAN,
frTr,ari -4a-oud 81 ret
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cRAs OscAARo SPRINGS
Cumberland Mountains, Lincoln Co., ny.

This famous summer resort, under new owner
shin and MANAGEMENT l. now open Tor the season..
Elegant building. superior table. best Epson, sui
ptur and Chalybeate waters in the world, amuse-
rnents Of al kinds music, ballroom, etc are the
inducements offered visitors Terms reasonable
for accommodations. Address
gen JAS. n. KOBINBOE, Manager,
Crab Orehnrd y. o., ny.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-26

VALENTINES statue Of Lee will be uuyeil-
ed at Lexington, Va, on Thursday next.
Maj. John w. Daniel will deliver the Grafton.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-26

HATHAWAY, the abertionist, Of Philadel-
Phia, had no less than ;Tenty-one skeletons
IN his closet Most families consider one
burden.
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The COnsecratiOa OF Bishop Rade-
nRcher.

NASHVILLE, June 25.-Tne conservation
OF the Rev. Joseph Radem scher bishop of
Nashville took place at the cathedral yes
terday morning 10 the presence of vast con-
course. The ceremonies lasted from 10
O'Clock am. 10 2 pm. Dr.. H. Mosller, of
Cincinnati, was master OF ceremonies, aud
the following bishops oficiated: The r..
Rev. VIM. Henry Elder, of Cincinnsti; the
r.. Rev. A. NJ. Toebbe, OF Covington; the
Rt. Rev. Richard Gilmour, of Cevelsn I; the
the r Rev. Henry Joseph Richter, OF Grand
Ripids; the RI. Rev. w. Il. Gross, of So
vannah; the RI. R-v. D. F. Chstsrd, of VIM
cennes; Archbishop Feehan, OF Chicago. The
consecrator, Bishop Gross, of Savannah, de-
hyered the conservation sermon. After the
conservation Bishop Rsdema cher entertained
the visiting clergy, sixty in number, at the
Delmonico building. opposite the cathedral
On the occasion a testimonial was presented
to the bishop from his former parishioners Of
Fort Wayne in the form OF handsome purse
of gold eagles.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-26

THE Indiana Democratic leaders seem TO
be a little mixed.
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stea m Dyeing and Cleaning.

Ladies' and gents wearing apparel cleaned
or dyed an color. Ostrich piumes, ETC.,
lace curtains cleaned by l.. Riegel, IS Jefer-
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New millinery store.

A great sensation among the ladies' at Miss
Louise McNamara, No. 404 Main street, over
the LAngtry and null bounels to go 10 Lees
Thealer.
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ElaYd,a


Soda, Mead and Mineral Waters on draught
We m axe our Soda out of pure bi-carbonsu
OF sods and use pure tIuIt syTups.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-26

DURKEE's SALAD DRESSING is the best thing
Of the kind ever sold. With it superb sslad
of any kind can be made without any delay
or trouble. 1t is also one Of the best sauce
for cold meats
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-26

DAN VOORHEES, says that neither Waiter
son nor Pulitzer will be allowed to make the
Democratic platform of 1884. They don't
count Tar anything in poli,ies, he Gays.