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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1883-03-31

Justice Field, of the Supreme
Court of the United States, is the
only Democrat now on the bench,
and upon question directly invol.
wing the doctrine of State rights,
it is rather singular that he should
dissent from the opinion of his
Republican colleagues, in which
they are most emphatic, in the
maintenance Of a political theory
which heretofore they have been
rather inclined to repudiate.-New
Orleans States.
1t must be remembered that
Judge Field was appointed as a
Republican; but when the Demo
erats were supposed to be bidding
for a candidate outside their own
lines the Presidentiai bee got into
his bonnet and he threw one or
two tubs, in the shape of safe
rights opinions, to the Democratic
whale. His aim was missed, aud
the dog has returned to his vonlit.
That's all.-Jackson Clarion.
49, 1-.|1
LABOR CONTRACTS fof sale At
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Town OFFICIALS

mississippi Levss Commissioners.
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'OuNTX OFFICIALS.

aEnBEBs or LEGIsLArtRE.
Stone, Peter Mitchell
FS,roR FROM 2grn DISTRICT. /.
Ii. Jeffords.
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pms commence in Jackson
pth Mondays of June and
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ANN0vNCING CANDIDATES.

iI-tf lWFFFII-FnItUItf VWUTIVII!s NM
vaarly. and yearly.
Gonfr ted for at Liberal Rates.
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rrict Court for Southern Dis
frici of rMisaisnirnA
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ss OF the Supreme Court.
Campbell, Chief Justice
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!. n. cireait Court

begin IN JACKSON on the
days in May and Novem-
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JIM SMITH,
The ColOred Rar-Keeper of the Kate
Adams, Assaults The Male, Capt.
Phfnn starr.

Capt. Phinn Starr, mate of The steamer
Kate Adam, WAS assaulted by negro
named Jim Smith, the deck bar. keeper on
the same boa', about IL O'Clock yesterday
morning, and but for the timely arrival OF
Deputy Wharfmssier James Carr, would
have been seriously hurt. Capt. Starr has
been under treatment by physician several
weeks, and was at the time returning TO the
boat from visit to the doctor, and was as
saulied by SViih on Court street about half
way down TO the landing. The first blow
struck by Smith was full in the face and
felled Starr 10 the pavement in sn insensible
condition, his head having struck a sharp
paving which cut an ugly wound under
the eye. The. negro then began beating the
PROSTATE man about the face aud head with
both fists until pulled away BY Officer Plum
mer, who had been summoned by the deputy
wharfm aster. Plumm arrested both the
C 1mbat a ut and took them to the statiouhouse,
where for 'eits were put up. Stars wounds
were then dressed, and he was able to resume
command If the decks of the Dean Adams
when she went cut last evening. The cause
of the trouble, as related by Jim Smith, was
Starts action toward his vile several days
ago. Il hiss been the custom on the arrival
of the Adams ia port for the wives and
femsle friends OF The colored employees 10
visit the boat and crowd the deck-room. The
mate has had occasion several times to order
them ashore. AT the time alluded to, Smiths
wife went aboard the boat Just al the mo-
ment when Starr was clearing the crowd out,
and Mrs. Smith was amorg the number or
dered of. She resen,ed the order by refusing
to go, demanding of S il it was his GUS
tom TO order white ladies off the boat like be
was doing the colored ones. She claimed
that she was goirg down the river on the
host Sha raported to her husband how
she lad been II esied by the mate, and Smith,
few moments afterward, meeting Starr in
the deck.roou, approached him about it. A
wsr of words was INDUCED in, cut no settle
ment OF the difficulty wss effected there.
Smith said yesterday, after the fight, that be
assaulted Starr while he was ashore because
he knew he would have 70 "gun" on him,
bu; if he had waited till he got on the boat
ne would be fixed" The case will be tried
by Judge Hadden next Monday, The charge
against Smith being assault aud battery.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Motion day in Caancery.
Marriage licenses are now 81 so each.
-Pettepgill's and McCuIlough's stsbles
arrived yesterday.
The sale OF seats for Kate Claxton's en-
gagement begins tomorrow morning.
Judge Hammond is still presiding over
the United States Court at Cincinnati.
Mr.. A. NJ. Rogers is mentioned for the
position of county ,iler.. He would make
good one.
-Farris Whitesides got years sentenc
yesterday for stealing an cverccat from Mr..
James n. Griffith.
Alcohol and It's Effects Upon Man, by John
Guthrie, MA. D D., is in ten cent edition
at Mansford's, 29S Main street.
The Chesapeake, Ohio and Southwestern
railroad is to be fenced in with barbsd wire,
on each side, from one end to the other.
A carload OF horses left New Orleans
for Memphis last nil hit, and five carloads
more will leave for this place tonight.
-"The Old Reliable" The Memphis and
Little Rock railroad, resumed the running Of
her double daily passenger trains yesterday.
The first sleeper left here at 4 80 o'clock pm.
The break of 500 feet in the levee al
Davis's Landing, Bolivar county, Miss-, has
been closed. During the last three days the
contractor, P. F. Lamb, has worked 275
hands.
Services preparatory to the communion
.ill be held in the Fret Presbyterian church,
Bethel building, this evening at O'Clock.
Preaching by the Rev. J. B. Carne, Of Gov.
ingion.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
| to Eugene Newman and Miss Florence New
| man, Frank Jordan and Miss Ella Gilman,
r. W. Brandon and Miss Eliza Williams, J.
Byers and Miss Alice Foster.
The lates. mathematical question runs
| as follows: Two girls met three girls and all
kisst d. How many kisses we're exchanged?
| In the hurry and hustle of newspaper life We
| haven't time to make the compuia,ion-we
only remark that the whole husinsss was a
melancholy waste.
Spring time is now at hand. There Is
surely no serener or pUrer pleasure on earth
than 10 ramble over the fields, through the
fores; and along the ripping streams al this
mcst beautiful and lovely season, and hold
communion with nature in all the bound
lessness OF her splendor and her glory. Al
such times bright thoughts and fancies come
and go, like the vision OF better land. Put
/ the cold you catch stays with you all the
same, and makes you feel like cussin'.
The two new railroads touch Desoto
county. The Memphis, Selma and Bruins
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PERSONALS.

Miss ELLIE ROGERS, Of Louisville, KY,
arrived yesterday on visit TO friends.
CoTToN EXCHANGE visitors yesterday: ]
A. Croford, Covipglen; o. Faber, Ark;
Il X. Goodwin, Leighton, Ala j. P. HILL
Shelby county.
NASHVILLE World: "I'he Rev. Warner
Moore, one of The editors of the Memphis
Advocate and grand chaplain OF the knights
of Honor, is in the city, attending the ses.
sious of that grand body"
The accomplished dramatic critic Of the
New York Tribune reviewing John McCul'
loagh's engagement at Niblo's Tbs alter in
that city, says that to him IF for nothing
else, the play .goers of this period owe deb
OF gratitude, for making them understand
and feel, the solidiiy of manly principle and
manly sffection. The art of this sge is pro
li6c enough-as every thoughtful observer
sadly knows-in fsrceurs, butterflies, flip
papcy, frivolity, in6deliiy, and the habit o.
salirical scorn. But this is an scter who il
not ashamed Of his honest human heart, and
WHO comes TO the world with the splendid
| message of goodness, sincerity, and benehcen'
atraoufh ~
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FOR SALE.

~pnSUED EARCORR--CRUSHED OATS
[ Craeked Corn Chicken Feed, etc. The very
hest and cnlly good feed for horses mules ana cat
tie ~ 'nis '''Ae g. v. PATRICK & CO..
Memphis Gin and Mil,
opposite Miss and lem. .kallIoad
NICKsON PROLIFIC COTTON. SEEp-Ihe EARL.
| } est and most prolific variety known; raiseo
and for SAFE oy S. II. COWARD, Memphis. Tenn.
T0YUMFNTs AND GRAVE STONES Persons
M wanting such work can get bargains, AS am
seiIlnE out 10 change business; VIII e4cnanse
Isrge monuments for improved or unlmproVed
property. F. QUIGLEY, 4S2 Maln street..
GPIRAI sPRING BUGGlAS-The easiest riding
- Vehicle in the world; warranted TWO years
tue spr ngf ten years % sOSLs0 - 2 =
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THE PRESBYTERY
OF Memphis Meet in Regular Session IN
the Lecture-ROOm OF the Second
Presbyterian Church.
A Very Full AttendaBee-Standing Com
mittees acknowledgements Re-
ports as to Gospel Work.

The Presbytery Of Memphis met in the
lec!ure-room of the Second Presbyterian
church, corner of Main and Beale streets,
Wednesday evening, April 18th, at 8 O'Clock
p m, and was opened with a sermon BY the
Rev. L. B. o. Wilson.
The Presbytery wss organized by the cleo
ton of the Rev. H. r. Raymond, OF Stanton,
as moderator, and The Rev. 3. NJ. Faris, Of
Somerville, temporary clerk.
The Presbytery then adjourned to O'Clock
Thureday morning.
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NONRESIDENT NOTICES.


No. 4264-In the Chaneery Court Of Shelby county
Teun.-Jacob Hickman Va Z. w. Lansing ct al.
1t appearing from The bill which is sworn to in
this cause that the defendants R. L. Bilingsly and
B. H. Engelke, are residents OF the State Of Mis-
souri noa-residents OF the State Of Tennessee:
It is therefore ordered, That they make their sp-
pesrance herein, ct the Courthouse OF shelby coun-
~ in kemph Tenn, before the first Mon
day in May, 1855, and plead, answer or dem vi
70 compaioanps bill, or the same will be taken fol
confessed as TO them and set for hearing experte
and that a copy Of this order be published once q
week. for four consecutive weeks, in the Memphis
Appeal. This 18th day of March, 1ss3
Acopy-ettest: R. J. BLACK, CLERK and Master
BY. N. Bradley. Deputy Clerk and Master.
King Col fcr nj MA TIM
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.

NEW ORLEANS, April 12.-Arrived: Night
Hawk and tow, Memphis Departed: Golden Rule,
Cincinnati; John Gilmore and barges 81. Louis.
The Charles P. Chouteau, for at Louis, is loading
to depart tomorrow.
VIcKgBURe, April 12-Arrived: City OF
VicksbuTg ST. Louis, II pm Departed: p. Hal
liday New Orleans 10 n; Commonwealth, st.
Louis pm; z. z Springer. Cincinnati, 10 pm
The latter added $50 barrels Of cotton seed oil
LOUISVILLE, April 12.-Niahi-Ri fall
ing rpidly with Il feet inches in the canal, AID
Is feet inches in the chute the fails. Weather
clear and pleasant Arrived and departed: Cons
Gillar, Mem his-
ST. LOUIS, April 12.-Night-River sta
tionary, and now stands IL feet inches By The
gauge Weather clear and colder. Arrived: An
ME P Silver, New Orleans. Departed: City Of
Cairo, vioksburg; z. 5. Hayes and barges, New Or
leans.
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Call and examine our immense stock Of
plants in bloom, geraniums, rcsss, verbenas,
lilies, etc. Bedding plants 10 profusion,
such as golden feather, lobelias, petunias,
coleus, achyranihus, etc., for front yards ard
ribbon beds. Oar prices are always cheaper
than the cheapes'. Spring catalogues sent
free 10 any address
MEMPHIS FLORAL COMPANY,
South gate ElmwOod Cemetery, END red car line.
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Number Of patients remaining February
2sib, 80; received in March, 100; discharged
1O4; died, Is; rem aiming March 31s, IL; TO-
tai number treated during the mouth, 100
Residence OF paiients-Tsxing-D District, z;
Tennessee, IL; Arkansas, IS; Mississippi, 2S
other States. "a; total expenditure, Sl2S2 80;
due from United States marine account
S434; net cost to Taxing District, S4S5 80.
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Total number OF arrests, 532; whites, 307
colored, 227; assault TO kill, 2; hsusebreak-
ing aud larceny, 2; malicious cutting, 2:
shooting with intent TO kill, 8; fugitive from
justice, !; other offenses, 432. Total receipts
IRON fiaes and forfeitures, 1886 05; total
expenditures, s309S IS; stolen property re-
covered, 1913, Lodgers, SO.
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A ATTENTION..
Farmers, Gardeners, DaIrymen ard
Fruit.Gr0wers.

There ara only four days remaining in
which you c,n examine the fine lands of the
DR.. 3. r. Thomas tract, most advantageous
ly located, justly celebrated for their great
fertility and lasting properties of soil. Call
and get msps, examine the properly and
then come 10 the sale on Monday next. Re-
me mber, there is no such land as this for
sale. Wv. RoYsTER & CO.
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THE SECOND PART

OF the programme began with Meudelssohe's
chorus, "B- Not Afraid" by the Society, and
was succeeded by an imprompiu from
Chopin, in C sharp minor, by Mrs. &. Wayne
Wilson. Mrs. Wilson is rot only an ideal
accompanist but player who infusss de-
lightiul spirit into her interpretations. She
is truly popular" musician. Sullivan 8
ballad, The Snow Lies White" was nicely
sung by Miss Hortense Watkins, and the
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Thanks 10 Prank Gray.

ter:
DEAR sIR-Your welcome note Of to-day. in
which, on behalf of Mr.. Joseph Brooks, you gen.
employees free of charge, 10 the sisters of the
House of the Good shepherd for their forth
coming concert is received. Allow me, in
the name OF the good Sisters and the needy
whom they represent and toll for to thank you
sincerely for your kindness, and to assure yourself
and Mr. Brooks thag words are inadequate to con
yey their heartfelt gratitude respectfully yours
PETER TRACY, Manager Concert.
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The Woman's Missionary Society OF the
the Fret NJ E. church will meet at $3.50
o'clock p H. Friday to-day at the church.
Full attendance desired.
MRS. r. ]. MORGAN, Cor. Secretary.
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Non-Resident Notice,

No. s8o-In the Probate Court OF Shelby county,
Tennessse-John ID. Meredith vs.. Mary K. Mere
ditu ct al.
1t appearing from original bill, which Is sworn
70 in this cause, that the defendants, Mary L. ker
edith and John Calvin Meredith, are residents oi
Texas and nonrestdents Of me Stzte of Tennessee,
and Wm Robertson, executor Of George Robert
son. deeeaS ed Is resident o. the State of Louisi-
ans aud a non resident of tbs state OF Tennessee:
IL is therefore ordered. hat they make their sp-
pear2nce herein at the courthouse OF Shelby coun-
~. in Memphis, Tenn, on or before the frst MOI.
compliments bill or tue same VIII be taken foi
confessed as TO them and set for hearing ex-parte
and that q copy OF this order be pubilshed oDce
week for four successive weeks in the Memphis
Appeal This 2ist day OF EArIh, lsSs-
A eoBy-Affest. H b. CULLEN Clerk
BY Louis Ksttman, D. c.
Flippia q Flppin, Soils. for Complainant thu
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Wnen you visit or lesye New York city
have aggsge ,expressAge and cRrris Z. hire, and
top at Grand Union Hotel opposite G rand Cen
tral depot. Four hundred and fifty elegant 70 onf
fitted up at an expense of $40 0,Ooo reduced TO 81
aud upwards per day. Elevator. Restaurant sup
piled with the best. Horse-cars, stages and ele-
waited railroad to all depots. Families can live
better for iess money at the Grand Union than. NJ
any other frst-class hotel in the citys
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The N ask Bail,

TO come eff on the IS.n instant, begins 70 ex-
cite the anticipation OF all who indulge in
terpsichoresn amusemenls A great deal OF
talk is alresdy going on about it, snd the
chances are that it will draw the largest
crowd of the season.
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EIaxd.s Candles.


The little children know the difference be-
tween Fioyd's and other candies. Buy box.
TAey will be pleased.
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Designing Vi.Iainy,

When you go 10 your druggist to buy q
bottle CT Simmons Liver Regulator, and he
offers you some counterfeit with similar
sounding name, ard says sit is the came
thing or just az good" ask him his motive
for not giving you the genuine preparation
in white wrapper, with red z thereon, pre-
pared BY J. H. Zsilin & c.. The only obs
ject such dealer can have is he fact that
be mskts an extra twenty-five cents per bot
tie profit BY selling cheap and couutei felt
article which may do you positive injury.
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FIoyd's Ladies' restaurant

We cater to the best trade, aud give our
patrons the greatest variety served the incest,
at popular prices, every delicacy that you
could desire. Our restaurant department
will compare with any to be found here or
elsewhere.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-13

I wss addicted to the morphine habit; suf-
fered with all the Irregularities known TO
woman. Two bottles of Corlivslis entirely
cured me. SUE n. KENT.
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performance closed with Handel's "HaIle-
iujab Chorus" BY the Society. II may also
be no'-4 that Sc. Ar-nal was accorded
two violin eolos
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-13

"As tiDo 6o1es Of DR.. BeRson's Celery and
Chamou,ile Pias cured friend of neuralgia,
vaon the Drs couldn't help, I'H send for some
fer myself" Clifford Shand, Windsor, Nova
Scotia.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-13

"FIvE doctors; no end OF medicine; no re-
lief. DIR. Benson's Skin Cure has driven
away all eruplions and I'm nearly well."-
Ida c. Young, Hamilton, Ill. Druggist
keep it, 81 per package.
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.Chsrry and Fair star"

will be produced at the Tbes:er TO night
for the benefit of Nine. Louip, Ly her pupils.
A big crowd and a good entertainment Is
Loci "a for
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Consulting Engineer.

T HAVE opened an ofiee at 81 Madison street
Il DRAWINGS OF ALL KINDS. Smoke Burning
Furnaces q specia ~. Refer by permission 70
ChiekaSsw Foundry, Livermore Fsundry and Ken
C. P. LEAYITT.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-13

ELKToE, KY.-Dr. E E. Weaihers ssys:
81 regard Browns Iron Bitteis az q medicine
of unusual WORTH"
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FlOyd's.

This weather reminds you that ice-cream
and strawberry time has Ime. Fioyd's Is the
place TO get them.
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Thursdays session.

The Presbytery met pursuant 10 sdjourl-
ment, Moderator Raymond presiding.
The secretary then called the roll, and the
following members answered 10 their names:
Ministers Revs. L. B. o. Wilson, E. NJ
Richardson, J. II. Weaver, II. r. Raymond
jr., J. E. Csrne, Z. Daniel, DID; B. NJ
Faris, s. C. Caldwell, W. S. Cochrane, K. E
Evans, w. G. Ready, Sam Park and James
Rosamond.
Ruiing Elders.-F. w. Hill, Mount Carmel
church; H. n. Hill, Macon; Fl. Smith, Big
Creek; John Hunter, Dauceyville; J. c. Mar
shall, Alabama street church Memphis; I, II
Rice. First church, Memphis; F. W. Sheriff.
Thild church, Memphis; John Johnson
Lsuderdsle street church, Memphis; Z. II
Hurt, Germ autowD; John NJ. Hull, Somer.
Vile; J. w. Ktrr, Hickory Withe; John F
Morrow, Hickory Valley; John Bowen
Osceola, Ark J. H. Bringle, Center; j. w
Lynn, Atoks;J w. Clapp, Second church
Memphis; G. G. Ware, Stanton.
Alter The reading OF the minutes of the
last meeting, the usual standing committees
we're announced by the moderator, as fol.
lows:
On The Narratiuei.-J. B Carnes, J. H. Weay
er, J. W. Ksrr I'd F. w. Sheriff..
On Pastoral Supports. c. Caldwell, w. s
Cochrsne, J. NJ. Hull and T. II: Rice.
On H. eIreasurer's Reports. S. Gill, John
johnson, J. w. Lynn and John Hunter.
On Systematic BeaerOiencs.-W. G. Ready
E. NJ. Richardson and John Hunter.
The remainder of the morning session wal
spent in hearing the narratives OF tbs state o.
religion from the various churches.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Presbytery was cslled to order at
O'Clock p.n-by the moderator.
The Rev. Mr.. Cochran made very inter
esting lrepsrt as Presbyterial evangelist
which was listened to with marked attention
Mr. ]. d. Leslie, OF Covington, candi
date for the ministry, was then subjected Il
a very rigid examination as TO ais Christian
experience and his motives for seeking thu
gospel ministry, and SIS 10 his views on the
ology. The examination was not concluded
at the hour OF adjournment.
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"Wells's Health Remover" restores health
and visor. cures dyspepsia, impotence, sex
u2l debility. 81.
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EVERYBODY should visit the Theater to.
night, as Mime. Louis deserves a full hou e.
The little ones will be shown off in some OF
their faest dances.
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Trout, Red Fish, shad, with fresh meats
and vegetables, at V. D. Fuchs's, jefferson
street.
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PLUMBING, ETC.
J. a. 3 ALLEY,
PLUMBER,

GAS AND TEAM FILTER
AHD DEALER II PIPES, PUMPS. hose, Eao.
30. 2s5 Second Street, Memphis, Tenn
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AUDITING RD.

ON WEDNESDAY, the 1Sth ofApril next. at 20
" oic,ock pm, the Auditing Board Of the Tax
ing District viii meet IN the once Of the TAXING
District, at the courthouse. and will then proceed
TO the transaction Of its business of auditing and
passing upon any claims presented for funding
under the act OF Marcn q. 1888. All cred tom OF
the old city of kemphs desiring 70 fund under
that &C. are invited 70 attend aud submit their
claims THIS will be the GDt meeting OF the
Board and the Board Will then determine upon
and pronulgate IT. general rules Of proceeding.
the time Of holding iu session.. eIc.
DAVID p. MADDEN,
President OF the Auditing Board.
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Skiunv Mem.

DoN'r forget the mariuee tomorrow.
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The Presbytery was called to order at
AMUSEMENTS.


The Mozar Society gave a concert at Leu
brie's Tneater last night that was intended
as foTetsste of The Musical festival. A
large and fashionable audience attended, and
the programme published in yesterdays AP
PEAL was rendered with a success that
4ugurs we'll for the great event TO come. The
hundred singers on the stage responded like
veterans to the baton of Prof. Downs, and
formed unit of melody such as has not
been heard lately in Memphis. The pro
grsnme was not too long, and contained gems
OF muse that caught the least cultivated OF
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Fine Eresii Fish,

Go SEE Cherry and Fair Star to night.
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Go SEE Cherry and Far Star tonight.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Gasion's Hotel.
Peabody Hotel.

European plan. Enlarged, and refurnished.
Prices according to size and location of roo Us.
Ii MN
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-13

DoN'T forget the matinee tomorrow.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-13
New Clarendon Hotel.

ENLA RGED.
PARLOR HOTEL OF MEMPHIS.
Rates-s2. a. so and SO per day.