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PERSONALS.

MAJ. YVES II. RuEA was yesterday sp-'
pointed coal oil inspector for NJ mphis.
Mr. JOHN n. HALDENAH, Of the Louis
Will Courier Journal, is in he city. His vile
aud chid are with him.
Miss LOUISE ANDREws, OF Court street.
aud her b;other,J. I. Andrews, have returned
ir1m Cincinnati where they attended the
Dramatic Festival, which they enjoyed i'm
menseiy.
DE- MAYO, of Boston, leaves Memphis this
morning 10 lecture at Union City Wednes-
day night. He will deliver an address in
JacksoH Fridsy night, and retur1 10 Mem
phis next Saturday.
Mr.. J. s. MENKEE, senior member OF the
firm OF Meaken Bro', arrived in the city yea
erday from New York to superinten1 the
fitting up of their new stores. Mr.. MenkeH
purchased in New York two large passenger
elevators for the building at a cost of
$4,000
THE following visitors registered at the
Cotton Exchange yesterday: ]. II. Proudfit,
Collierville; W., L. Archibald, Oxford
Miss; A R. Barrett, Upton; W. 4. Hatchet',
Mon, n,gomery; A. G Harris, NewbsrD; D. A
Fergu son, salisbury; John l.. Cocke, Como
B. G. Malone, ST. Louis.
The local man Of the APPEAL has re.
ceived card announcing the marriage ol
Max Bachert and Fanny Kellogg, in New
York, on the 30:h of April. The groom was
manager of the Kellosg-Brig noli Concer
Company, which appeared here last season-
the bride the primd donna OF the company
The APPEAL, mindful OF the eIigeneies o.
the chow" business, wishes both many happy
returns.
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SUPREME COURT.
NUMBER OF DECISIONS ANNOUNCED AL
JOURNED FOR THE TERM

A NUMBER OF DECiSlONSa ANNOUNCED "A D.
JoURNED FOR THE TERM
WAsHINGToN, May THE United S es
Supreme Court this afternoon denied the
petitions for a Tshearing OF The Louisiana
and Virginia bond CASES.
A decision was also FeEderel by the court
in the so-cslled granger case of Neal Rag
giles against lh- people Of the s ate OF Iii
noi-, in which the q Ies;ion is raised whether
the charter grated = tue Central Military
Tract RiilroId Company, now the Chicago,
Burlington and q Iiucy railroad, Og the l. g
isl ure oil Illinois, IN 1852, or any gu Sc
quent amendment thereof, contains any con
tract between the State aud company that
authorizes the com pauy to establish iis own
rates OF fares and lfyi ight egond interference
by the State. The court answers this qu
tion Ia ihs oegatiV., md hold that the d.
rectors of the railroad Onpsny cannot ADOPT
any bylaw fxinr rates OF fare aud trris Int
which are 10 c1uHiCt with the laws Of the
State relating TO the same subj Ct. The jIdg-
ment of the Suprs me Court OF Illinois i.
affirmed.
A decision wss also rendered by he court
in the pat Mt csss of Robert L. Downton,
appellant, agains, the Yeager Milling Con-
pany, which involves the question of the
validity of the patent on wuat is known al
the new process for making -four by crushing
grain between rollers. The court holds that
the patent is void for want OF novelty, tht
process which appellant claims as his inven
ton having been clearly de- crib ID as early ai
1874 in a publication called the Ang'O- Ddl
american and SOiss Science Milling, BY Chris
tian Wilhelm Fri zich. of LEIPZIG. The de
cree of the Circuit Court dismis,ing the bill
is affirmed.
After reading opinions 10 large number
of Gases, most Of which, however, involved
only questions of local and private interests
the court adj 5urned for the term.
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LEVEE CONVENTION.
A neeIinx Called bJ tho Governor of
Louisiana,

BATON ROUGE, May THE governor rs
L2uisisnI sre vi ally interested in main
tsinin repairing and building Levers. the
Inauguration of pracsical system to
rrs vent and close crevasses and the
sdopii, n OF plan to prevent cutting
levees and usirg them as highways, and
consider means to b. employed f or the
imi rJvesn at OF he navigation of the Mis-
si,sippi, therefore the governor has lhought
proper TO call co0veniI N com posed of d-l-
ga es elected ~ the police juries OF the sew
eral par shes asd by he Civ Coun,il OF New
Orleans, TO assemble at The Sat. Cip.tol on
June is mkt
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CABLE ClICKs.

LONDON, May Louis VIardot, the
French suhor is dead. Age eighty three.
BERLIN, May 7.-The greater part of
Mouiginhof, Bohem 3, was destroyed 10y fire.
DUBLIN, May Judge Ri hard Dessy,
of the Court Of Appesls OF Ireland, is dead
aged seventy one.
HAGUE, Nay The Bank of Neither
lands has reduced the rate Ct discount from
four snd one-hslf to four per cent.
BERLIN, Nay 7.-The treaty of commerce
between Germany and NJ xic1 passed ils
IS cond resdiag iu the K .ictstsg ro-day.
PARIS. May 7.-Sadi c rnat was eIectc
president of the Budget C n,mii'ee, d+sest-
ing Allaiu, large, R,uvier and Wilson. The
last named received the least voI-s.
VIENNA, May THE Neue Ffeie Presss.
Fremdenbiah and Deutsche Zsitung have teen
confscated for reporting toe meeting held
in support of the attitude Of the Liberals in
the debate in the Rsichsiag on the education
bill.
LONDON, MAY T. -CcpsHl. General Merit,
who is going 10 the U0ited States on leave
of absence, gave dinner 10 night. Among
those present were Minister Lowell, Jno.
Hay. Moncure D. Conway, G. W. Smiley
and Bret Harte
HAVANA, May An entire family Of
white persons, a boy ard girl only escaping,
were murdered near the village Of Palacios
AlonZ) Rivers, wealthy tobacco grower,
was shot dead while driving home with his
family near Piuar Del Rio to-day.
CoNsTASTINoPLE, May Three private
trials uf Col. B I'd in'o torpedo have been
N ade, ,ard III, results are considered saii: fa;.
lory. GIN. Wallace, United States miu's,e
is preparing another note to the Turkish
government on the petroleum warehouse
question.
BERLIN, May 7.-Bismarck has issued a
circular to the officials OF the Prussian
provinces ordering an Inquiry into the ex-
tent of injuries inflicted on the national
wealth by reason OF the greater part of the
ire insurance business being in the hands OF
private companies. He asserts that the
profits of the companies are too high owing
10 an uoj u>t increase in tn scale Of premiums,
and TOO low assessment damages by fire. the
companies entirely deny The accusations,
the sole aim of which, they assert, is!to render
popular the des,Fe Of Bismarck to natural y
all kinds of insurance.
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Concert and TsnIean, To.Nirbt

At Leubrie's Thester TO night concert
and tsblesn1 will be given for the benefit of
the Second Presbyterian church manse The
services of he best ringers in town, inclui.
log Miss Minnie Hunter, Mrs. Sam Csrnes
ard other favorites have been volunteered
which assures large audience. A number
OF fue tablesux will be given, and with a
magnifcence seldom, if ever, seen here be-
Of feth and blood, will furnish a biblical
sanction TO what fcllow'. The second "The
Execution OF Nine. Rolsnd,o will be lsnt sn
additional charm by Ms. Olivia Hili's reci.
tation Of the "Marseillaise" with orchestral
accompaniment. "The G'rden of the Code"
which C loses THE part of the entertainment,
will have for its cbi.f attraction the bellies
Of The city draped ss statues.
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PRIVATE PosToFFIcEs.
WHAT THE GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS AT
WASHINGTON SAY ABOUT THEM

WHAT THE GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS AT
WASHINGTON SAY ABOUT THEM
WASHINGTON, May The officers Of the
Postoffice Dpsrtment, in reply 10 inquiries
with r, gard o The proceedings recently taken
to close private postal companies in New
York City, said that so far SO the inv1stiga-
ton has gone, it seems to show thot the most
fIgrant violations OF Law are the companies
known IS the "HuZzy Express" "Boyd's Dis
patch Post" the an :nhattan District Tslt-
graph COMPANY" and the United States
Circular Delivery Company" the two last
organizations named being one and the same
company. The prosecution of this unlawful
business by such companies, the postofice
officers here say, not only results in the loss
OF large revenue TO the depart ment, but ma
terialy and in many wsya ioterieres with the
proper Conduct of The United States postal
business, end brings uudeseTved di-credit
upon the United States postal admiuis'ra
lion. Investigation shows that IN many
csses business men in New York have given
letter., etc, to subordinaies TO mail, with
money to pay postage at government rates,
aud lhst such subordinates, Instead Of mail
ing the letters in the postOfice, have given
them TO one Of the private postal companies
which would deliver them more chespIy
than the government, and have then pock-
eteu the OiHrrSuce between Inc prlVaLe ana
government rates. Msny OF these letters
have been lost or delayed, and the writer's,
at.ributing such loss or delay to the Uhited
States postal authorities, have made com
plaiut OF bad seEVics 10 the department,
which was in no way responsible therefor.
The Boyd and Hnzzy companies pske col
lectious and deliveries only twice a day,
while the regular government carriers
deliver aud collect from three to twenty
times daily. 1t is not true, therefore,
that private postal companies are patronized
because their service is better than that oil
the government. The only advantage which
Ihese private postal companies have over
the government is that OF lower rafes. A
private orgAn;zltion, Go;og business uuder
the names of the Maphatlsn B.strict Tele-
graph Company, and c rcdlar Delivery CJm
pany, has recently gun 10 transmit mail
N after ia bulk TO other cities than New
York, where they have agencles, and to dit-
IribuIe il ihsre, tnu4 beginning the formation
Of a network Of III all routes IN clearly ill:-
g al competition with he POstofi &c Depart
ment.
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FLAGRANT FRAUDS.
What the Authorities at Washington
Have to Say About the Private
Postal Companies Recently
Raided and Closed in New YOrk-Supreme
Court DecisiOns-Paciac Rail-.
ways-A New Metal.

WAsHIYGToE, Msy THE resignation of
Lieu..-Col. Gnido llgeg, ot she Eighteenth
Iofantry, to take effect ia J inuary nexi, has
been received at the War Department, hAy-
ing been forwarded from Gen. Terry'a head
quarters. Secretary Lincoln directed it to
be returned with instructions that il The
resignation be rendered 10 take effect imme-
diately, it will be- accepted; that otherwise
a court. martial b. ordered TO try him upon
the charge Of duplicating his pay accounts.
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jury to-day, drew their attention 10 the fact
that reports bad been recently published
charging bribery and corruption in the
municipal body, and stated it was within
their province TO investigate ihis. Hs also
said il the law against dueling had been
violated it was their dury to iudict the Of
finders, and added, "The dsy has gone by
when tbis semi-barbsrous custom would be
ei her tolerated or yi.alizad into respecisbil-
iy, and the offender dessrve no more mercy
than any other criminal" This part OF the
charge grew out Of the fact that a we'll
known attorney Of ibis city recently cent
challenge to an equally well known limb OF
The Law
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The riiisuurS CoaI.ntners.

PITTsBURG, May The coal-mineIs in
eleven pits along the Panhandle road are
reported 10 bs working at the reduction. The
strikers are working hard 70 get al tn
miners out, and expect 10 make the suspen-
sion Of work general by tomorrow. Meet
ings were he'd st Msnsi III Tor tina, purpe.e
to-day. Toe miners' officials claim that if
necessary the river miners will Stop work 10
cut of ihe supply OF the railroad operators,
and if they fail the association viii eudesvor
10 get the cooperation of The rnlae-s OF
Ohio and MsrJl land 10 demand an advance
on 3 certain day.
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Labor Troubles aI sostap.

BosToN, Nav THE union printers em-
ployed al tbs Univer-iGy Pres in C4Inbrid e
struck work to-day, being dissati+f ii with
the prest NJ rate.
Tne labor lockout at he various Marble
hesd -hoe manuf .ric- regsn This noraiCg,
and II o op-rsuyas ar Idle a, the different
bran.G TIE ehOa NJ nHfaclUrrrs Stop ID
work her than accept The new rrI-e-l.s'.
There are fpur factories Involved. The
Lasters' Udion have not submitted price
list to the manufacturers, but will probably
do so this afternoon. Both sides are firm.
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ORIGIN al
"LETELEC HAVAN Ao
GOULD & cos,
DECIDED BY

ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
Humber for yumber-PrIxe for PKfss,
WITH 2s0 ADDITIONAL PRIZES.
CLASS 11s9. MAY 2S, 1883.
only 23 ,o0e Tickets and 28s PKiseS.
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CAPITAL NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Msy bliss continued his
srgument 10 the Star-route trials this morn
ing. He will conclude 10 morrow.
George w. Everett, Milersburg, o., has
been disbarred from prscticiDg IS an attorney
before the Department Of the Interior.
The issue Of standard silver dollars for the
week which ended May 5lb, was Sl50,000; for
The corresponding period las, year, Sl45 600.
Murch had an interview with Act
ing-Secretary New to-day in reference to the
investigation of the affairs of the suPervis-
ing architects Office.
Judge Lawrence, First Comptroller Of the
Treasury, has not yet decided the important
question whether the earnings for govern
ment transportation on uusubsidized lines
leaaed by the Pacific railroad companies
can be withheld, ,as is now the practice of the
Treasury Department, or whether the
amounts shall BE- paid the companies iu cash
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Ame,ieau Labor Rtfsrm ,easne.

New York, May 7.-Abou = score # men
aud women made up The thirteenth annual
convention OF The American LAhor Reform
League in this city yesterday. r. W. Hume
presided, and Z H. Hes wool offered resoiu-
tions which we're aiop:ed. They declare that
as labor is the source OF all wealth, the nc.
cumuiation by interest OF Otherwise is rob-
berry; that pay-uo rent is The banner duty,
not only in ireland, bat in New York and
all over the world; that the Gar, qu5ens
presidents and land, railway aad bank mo-
nopolists are special e1pouents Of vast con-
fedsracies of organized robbers, who may
expect 10 be taken of by dynamite, dsggers
or whatever mears reHibutive justice de-
m ands, TO establish common right. The
action of the Paiiadelphia convention was
denounced ~ fraItless
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ST. LOUIS, Nay 7.-The striking coaI-min-
ere, near Coliin,yiile, Ill, have become SO
demonstrative toward the men working in
Abbey mine, because the latter will not Join
them in the strike, that Gov. Hamilton has
been obliged to Instruct The sheriff. OF ST.
Clair and NJ ldisol counties, on lie boundary
line between which the mines are situ.ted, to
take prompt sud effective measures to pre-
serve the peacs, aud to zee that the property
of the company is not harmed or interfered
with. The strikers have 20 yst committed
no overt act, hut their conduct excited so
much alarm on the part Of the coal com.
pany bat lis president cal d on the governor
fnr nyntection
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New YORK, May 7.-Providence IA, New
York 2
COLUMBUS, O., May 7.-Columbus 4, st.
Louis 3.
COLUMBUS, o., May 7.-Columbus 1, St.
Louis 9.
BUFFALO, May 7.-BIffalo', 5; Cleye'
lspds,
BALTIMORE, May 7.-Athleties, 8; Balti.
mores, /.
PITTsRURa, May 7,-Metropoiiisns, s;
Alleeheuys, 5.
PHILADELPHIA, Msy 7.-Bostons 90, Phil
adelphias 6.
CINCINNATI, May Z. = Cincinnatiq, 2;
Louisville, 3, Twelve innings.
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a NEW M ETAL.
ITS ADAPTABILIIY FnD sly 4HrSa11 rUT
-UsEs-INTERAsIIEG EXPERIMENTS.

-osEs-INIEREsIIEG EXPERIMENTs.
WAsBKGToE, May III. Edwin Sherman,
metaliurgisl, OF Boston, haz just covcluded
here series Of experiments upon q new
metal recently discovsrsd by him, with
view 10 ascer aiming lis fitness as compared
with other metals for telegraph wire. The
experi nlents, it is -sid, show that wire made
of this metal has great lenacty, does not
rust, and is superior in point Of conducliyiiy
10 any wire now ustd fer electrical purposes
The meta, which has nearly the specific
gravity and somewhat the appearance Of
silver, can be produced, il is said, al cost
of Eve cents a Mound
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS.

QUEENSTOWN, May 7.-Arrived: City OF
Berlin, New York.
GLASGOW, May Arrived: State of Ne
brasks, New York.
PHILADELPHIA, May ARRIVED: Penn
sylvania Liverpool.
LONDON. May The Hspsburg hiss been
towed into Falmouth. All we'll.
New ORLEANS, May Cleared: Archi-
tect, Liverpool; Howick, Rouen.
FARTHER POINT, May 7.-Arrived: Lake
Huron and Circsssian, Liverpool.
NEW YORK, Nay 7.-Arrivej: Herma mn
and Nuremberg, Bremen; Alaska and England,
Live pool.
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Charles H Dsvis, being duly sworn on his oath
saith that he IS superintendent of Daniel r.
Beattys Manufacturing Establishment and that
the foregoing shipment Of organs as above stated
is true. CHARLES n DAVE
Sworn and subscribed before me Nay1 1883
P. H. HANN, Notary Public.
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the Prince OF Wa'es formally opened the
School Of Music at KepsiDgton today. In
the address be announced hat Scliiyan, the
music composer, and Grove, editor and
writer, had been Suighted. He also stated
that George A. McFarrsn, musical director,
lad been created a knight. The Duke and
Dulcbess of Edinburg and Gladstone were
present at the ceremony.
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AMUSEMENTS.

Congratulations from Thomas Friends
Special TO the Appeal
MEMPHIS, May THE friends of Theo-
doTe Thomas congratulate you on being the
only Southern city able 10 get up festival
OH his trip across the continent. LOCKE.
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
The Spell OF GladstODe's Success Broken
by the Defeat OF the Afilrma-
tiOn Bill.
PinafOre Sullivan Knighted-The Inter-
national Fisheries ExhibitiOn-In
the Commons.

LONDON. May THE Times hi. morning,
referrins to the vote by which The sfirma-
ton dill wss defeated, yays the authority aud
power Of the government have received
shock. Tnjs, Sithont doubt, the ministers
will recognize themselves. The spell Of their
success is broken.
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j. R. MANOR az go.

Lave bought out the Park Stable. near Gas
IL tons Hotel. opposite torrt Sluare, where
they intend running Eirst-t lass Lts-FI and
Boarding siAbl@- 1t is now being fitted up
with New Buggies, Harness and good Horses Dr.
J B. Lacy welknown and reliable livery man
and Veterinary of Brownsville, Tenn, will have
charge OF the Park stable. De. Lacy has besn in
the Mule aud Horse trade with ]. H. MauOT a l
the fall and winter, and has give his customers
entire satisfaction. J. Msnor VIII continue 10
run his Livery and Sale stable, l6i Main street,
opposite Courthouse. He is well stocked with as
good tuTnouls as there ar in the city-new Phae-
tons and gentle horses for ladies to drive. Both
stables will be run in hrst-csss style. Leave or
ders at either stable.
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kiA * SKIEHe.

RACINE aoasis- en--,t the residence o. tire
brides father, lOS Linden street, on Monday
evening, May 7, 1883, the Rev. Father veale Off
ciating, Mr.. o. L. RACINE and Miss sALIIE LEE
NJ
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Kenturky Democra,ic PrImaries.

LOUISVILLE, May T. CoHrier-J JoTna
special reports from 112 counties holding
primarary elections last Saturday 10 sp point
delegates to the Democratic Sale Ceuven-
ton 10 be held in this city May 10Th, 10
nominate State officers, show the following
instructions in the gubsrnstorisl contest:
Thomas L. Jones 1873, J Proctor Knott $50,
Simon Buckner l25, Mike H. 0EsIey 6S,
and Cnarlss ID. Jacob "A. Necessary to a
cboica 2T2
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ca,hsI,e KnjSh,s of America.

ST. LOUIS, NV THE biennial c7uveu-
tio1 of the Catholic knights of America
couvenes to morrow. Aooui ssveuty-tive del
eg~tes, representing thirty three States and
four Territories, are expected TO be present.
Those delegates already here were given an
iuf1rmsl reception at the clu5rooms Of the
local Knights at which quite number OF
Weil-known citizens were present.
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LABOR AND CAPITAL
The Pittsburg CO3i-AiAers Working
Hard TO Set All the Men
Out, so as TO
Cause General Suspension Of Opera
tiOns-Americau Labor Reform
Lesgae-StriEes at Boston.

NEW YoEK, May 7.-Ths Central Llbor
Uniou yssierdas denounced the cpeniu. Ci
the Bruokiyn bridge On the Queens birth
day. A msss-mestiug 70 protest Is 10 be
held 10 Cooper Institute.
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The Lou.svtIi. Trot,,nx nes,,nr

LOUISVILLE, Nav THE trotting meeting
Of the L1uisville Fair Association begins to-
morrow, continuing four dAys, with two races
each day. The first race to morrow, 2:l9
class, purse 500, with five TO go, inclading
Francs Alexander, who won the 10000
stake at Rochester, n. Y, in 2:19 Joe
Bunker, who also goes, has record Of 2:lS8
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THE SPORTING WORLD.
Lafa, ette Trotlinx As,oct,,,ou

LAFAYETTE, IND, May THE organiza- l.
tion OF the Lafayette Trotting Association was
perfected 10 day, snd races will be held on
Juiy 81, and 9TH, with an extra programme
f,r the n. Purses of $4,000 are eff red. The
best horses in the country have b=en engaged
for fb. rgc.a
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Charges of Bribery and Corruption at

ST. LOUIS, May Judge Van Wagner,
Of The Criminal Court ip-sHafging the grand
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CHICAGO, May 7.-Ab7ut one-third OF the
cigar manufacturers Of this city having r.
fused 10 plg The advance minded, the
union men quit the shops lhls morning. 1t
is estimated bat 2G0 in all are out Of en-.
ploymeDt. Tae other shops have conceded
the advarca
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sss'A FAIR outside is but poor Substitute
for Inward worth" Good health inKardIy,
of the bowels, liver and kidneys, is sure 10
secure fsir outside, the glow Of health on
the cheek and vigor in the frame. For this,
use Kidney Wort and nothing else
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MASONIC FUNERAL NOTICE,

SoUTH MEMPHIS LODGE, No lis, F.
- and A. NJ, will meetin special com ~
munication this (FUESDAY) morning. ~ "
May s, h, at 10o'clock for the purpose OF M
attending the funeral of our deceased "
Brother GEORGE RUDMAN, of Coahoma Lodge
No. 1o4, of FIiaIs Point, Miss. All 81. NJ IS invited
BY order. CHARLES L. LOOP, XA
Z DrI
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Dissolution Notice.

THE firm of Petit Bros. & Co. is this day dis
L solved by mutual consent.
W. l. PETIT.
BUGH PETIT.
Memphis, May D, 1888. KELLER ANDERSON.
@ HUGH PETIT having locatt permanently
in New Orleans the Brokerage Business will be
continued by the unders gned.
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Ho.sford's Acid Phosphate
oyERwoRKED NERVOUS SYSTEMS.

Dr. Edward L. Duer, Philadelphis, says:
~ have used it for several yesrs, csnsidering
it valuable in overworked nervous systems,
and in the exhausted condition following
protracied fevers."
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-05-08

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speDing the Universal Fisheries Exhibition
The American Dc partment obtsined 1900 feet
additional space from ID niasrk. Goods
from America will titus be exhibited to
better advantage. A prominent feature Of
the American department will be 500 crayOn
drawings, illustrating the whole process of
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