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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-07-07

Steamers orizaba and Ancon 60 through to San
San Diego, leaving San Pedro on the dates oil
their arrivals from San Francisco.
The Orizaba and Ancon call at Santa Barbara
and Port Hartford. (San Luis Obispo) only on the
route to and from San Francisco.
The Constantine and Los Angeles call at San
Buenaventura, Santa Barbara, CavIota, Port
Hartford, Cayucos. San Simeon. Monterey and
Santa Cruz.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-07-07

Damiana makes the old young and
the weak strong and healthy. Michel
Levy, wholesale liquor dealer, agent.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-07-07

Ladies who are troubled with cramps
and nervousness should drink Damiana
Bitters. 1t is pleasant to take.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-07-07

Two nicely furnished rooms with board, at Mrs
Taney's, on the south side OF Seventh. between
Main and Spring streets. ms
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-07-07

Damiana Bitters regulates the stomach
Michel Levy, Wholesale liquor dealer,
agent.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

Dividend No 81, at the rate OF IL per cent per
annum, for the past six months, on the capital
stock Of the Farmers and Merchants Bank Of
Los Angeles bias been declared by Its Board Of
Trustees and Is payable on the 10Th instant.
IsAIs W. HELLMAN, Pres.
Lev Angeles Juiy2. 1855. juoiw
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FOR SALE CHEAP.
TO LET.

NEW HOUSE OF rooms: large lot with stable
on Charity street, near Sixth.
1n2s II W. Fl. TUTHILL, SO Spring st.
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BUSINESS ENTERPRISE.
French Language

Taught by Professor Jules Henriot. from
Paris. Office with Professor A. Cuyas,
30t North Main steet. lmjc30.
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DR.. J. 8. Griffin,

OFFICE At RESIDENCE, ls4 MAIN STREET.
Office Honr-e to II A. NJ. I to 8 and tos
IN
Residence side Of Main ssrsst. below
First. mlb-tf
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To Whom 1T May Concern.

Spanish language. BY Prof. A. Cuya
"a Main Street. dll-ly
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POPULAR MONTHLY DRAWING
Commonwealth Distribution Co.,
IN THE CITY OF LOUISVILLE
ON TUESDAY. JULY 81, 1883.

These drawings occur on the last day Of espi
month Sundays excepted) Repeated adj.
Indication by Federal and State Courts
have pleced this company beyond the contro-
yery Of the law. To this company belongs the
sole honor Of having inaugurated the only plan
by which their drawings are proven honest and
fairbeyond question.
n. B--The Company has now on hand large
CAPITAL and RESERVE FUND. Read care.
fully the list Of prizes for the
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BRONzInc

James Mandl. Hensch Building, room 1.
All kinds OF Chandeliers, Statues. Looking
Glasses and Picture frames bronzed by q new
method. jul-lw
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SURF BATHING
TENTIN0 PRIVILEGES FREE,

Room 8, P. o. Building, Spring Street,
Los ANGELES, CAL.
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TO Rsar IN SANTA MONICA.

FINE LARGE STORES to let in ArcadIs
Block. Apply to
I'm in29 koBr. :. BAKER
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CATARRH CURED, health and sweet
breath secured by Shiloh's Catarrh
Remedy Price so cents; nasal injector
free. For sale by Preuss & Pironi.
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Hughes's Russian baths, located No
Is Main street, opposite the Pico House
Gentlemen and ladies attended to by
persons of their own sex.
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oe4ao soe'a Conc s0'rH
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COAL! COAL!! COAL!!!

Live ana Let Live"
will sell thoroughly screened Wellington coal
at the following rates:
To parties hauling themselves, per ton. . SIS 90
To restaurants, hotels, boarding houses
and others taking say ton week and
upwards, will deliver IL, per ton, for 10 90
II any dealer sells under these prices | will 60
hin, one better
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

Large rooms, with modern conveniences and
nicely furnished, to let suite or single. Sltus-
ton unsurpassed for health and comfort and
emily few steps from business center
KIM B ALL M A N SION,
NEW HIGH ST., NEAR TEMPLE. al
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Do not forget Maginnis' imported Gar
cha cigar.
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Newly furnished rooms, on Third street;
prices $40 and $50.
jeQ7 2w MRS. V. CHAMBERLAIN.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
Los Angeles Council No II, Royal
and Select Masters, F. & A. M.
Knights Templar.

CGcR De LION CoAMAsDKaf NO. 8. X. I;
Holds its stated conciayes at the asylum In Ma
sonic Hall, on the Third THURSDAY Of each
month, OF N o'clock ?. NJ Soiourning Knights
Tenplar In good standing are cordially Invited "a
sttend. BY order Of the e.. q.
N, KNfcKERBouEKR Recorder
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For Sale.
ROOMS AND BOARD.

southern Restaurant and saloon.
No. $50 San Fernando street, opp. New Depot,
Los Angeles. W. B., Herald office. jn29 II
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FOR SALE.

Building lots in the Kerckhof tract, fronting
on Main and Los Angeles streets. apply on the
premises. m25H
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

Notice Is hereby fgiven that ! am the owner
and holder Of the legal title 10 certain parcel
Of land commonly known as the Chavez tract
situated at East Los Angeles, in tho city ana
county OF Los Angeles. II. LECK0Q
Los Angeles, April 18th, 1889. ala SIN
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DR.. TEEO. WIGAND

Has removed his office and residence to Pone,
Block, Main street, between First and Second
where he will always be found, u not profession
ANY engaged, Office hours, 10 ol2, 2 to ., and
7tos. Justin
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Passengers for San Diego take the train thst
leaves Los Angeles for San Pedro at AR. y.
Passengers going north per orisaos or Alcon
leave s. r. II. r. depot, Los Angeles at 10 O'Clock
A. Per Constantine or Los Angeles at O'Clock
P. NJ, railroad time.
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PERsONAL..

W. W. Brooks, dentist, 230 Main.
Thos. H, Wilson, cabiueimaker and
uphol..erer. AL kinds faTDi turerer
paired at short notice, 43 Jefferson. /
w, l.. Young, late steward at Frank
gturla's, leaves this evening on the
Andy Baum, for Cincinnati, on a tFiT
Of business and pleasure.
Mrs. l.. D. Bonianti has returned
and roopsned her dressmaking estab,
lishment at No. 4l0 Main St, up stairs
HeE many old patrons are invited to
call aud leave their orders. liz
There will be divine service ip the
Alabama Street Pfesbyteria1 church
this evening by the Rev. W Il. Dar
nell, of Knoxville, Tenn, who is now
visiting in this city aud who preached
a very fine sermon on last Sabbath.
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CABLE NEWS.
Floods in Hungary--Fugi.
tiVsS in a Theatsr.
Water Up 10 the First Gal
iery.
Various Cities in Great and
Serious Danger
An Appeal FIR, m 10000 House.
ar less People.


VIENNA, January 10. The town
Of Raub, Hungary, aud adjacent vii
lagos are only saved from iuundation
thus far by the frost, When the
thaw commenced the water suddenly
rose all over the district. At three
o'clock yesterday morning the inhabi.
tants we're aroused BY the alarm bells
and commenced rapid flight.
Large numbers Of fugitives crowd
into the solidly buil5 thelter which
stands on the island in the midst of a
park. but here a new panic arose, the
water gradually rising far as the Grst
gallery. Meanwhile around Raub
the dykes are breaking, admitting the
deluge, which soon reached an inner
town, containing 5000 lugisives as well
as the ordinary inhabitants. A con
siderable number 81 lives are lost,
but fortunately the food did not
reach some Of the higher parts Of the
town and ceased to rise at noon.
The inhabitants Of Raub have
abandoned the town. The foods rose
so rapidly that many persons in trying
to escape fell through the ice and
were drowned.
The city Of Gaan, on the Danube,
the seat OF the Hungarian primate, is
also menaced by the foods. Inunda.
tiaps in the neighboring town Of KQ.
morn, at the confluence Of the Waag
with the Danube, are also particularly
extenslvs y % 4ts gm ie
LONDON, January 10. The Baden
Ministry appeals to the generosity Of
the British public in behalf Of 3O,OOC
people rendered :hansIOss by the
foods. ID sp ~a IS 81 U
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CounfI Ttoma.

The Grand Jury reported yesterday,
They call attention TO the rapidity
with which trains Of cars pass through
the city and along the leYee.
They pronounce the accommoda-
tious for the sick and insane at the
County Poorhouse a shame and a
disgrace to Shelby county. They
pronounce the building recently built
by the county at ch expense Of s28, ,OOO
better fitted foT ballroom or college
purposes than for refuge for the poor
and insane. The mode Of heating is
inadequate for the purpose.
Iii suggested that immediate steps
be taken for providing for county
oonvlcts. They call attention to a
number of official bonds which should
be strengthened,
The stationhouse Is pronounced unfit
for human habitation. The necessity
for providing a more suitable buildiL I
is strongly urged.
They think the Taxing District
should not allow its conviets to waste
their sweetness on the desert ali" bu
should build a workhoese for them
The general condition Of the county
li,il is pronounced fair, though certain
repairs are badly needed
The subject OF sick paupers from
othor States is also discussed,
itis recommended that MAGISTRATE
be instructed to keep their books i;
better order The remarks on this heH
are very sweeping, and though tn,
books Of only one Magistrate, Esquir
| Spelman, have been examined, the
Include all others.
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Hon, LoT NJ. MORRILL,, who pass, q
peacefully and painlessly away, in the
midst Of bis family, at Augusta, Me-,
this morning, was born at Belgrade
Me, May 3, 1915, and was there
fore In his sixty-eighth year. lie
became lawyer, was in the State
Legislature in "a and $50, was Gov
ernor of Maine in 1858, 80 and go
was elected to the United States
Senate to gil the vacancy caused
by the election OF Hanniba
Hamblin to the Vice Presidency anf
took the seat January II, 1861; wai
re elected In 1883. was appointed il
December, 1869, and afterward electet
by the Legislature to fll the vacancy
GauEed by the death of William PIT
Fcssendeb, and wes elected as a Re
publican 10 1877 and aitcrwSrd 20
signed to accept an appointment a;
Secretary of the Treasury. lie wa.
succeeded in the Senate by james 6.
Blaine. NJ. Morrill, had been i'll fol
some time, and his death was not IN
expected
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POLK REARReSrEB,
Got OFT First for Fifty Thousand
Dollars.
Canght in the Bush and Held
This Time. o

GALYEsTaN. January 10.-A Lsre
do special says Polk, the Tennessee
Treasurer, after he was first arrested
was liberated for $4,000. He was re.
arrested hiding in the bush few,,mile:
from Webb, by US Marsha, ,Sbeehy,
whom Polk offered $4,000 TO release
him.
1t is reported that Polk's nephew
and servant have crossed into Mexico
with large amount oe money,
The dqfaulting Treasurer was ac
eoHpsniea by private DeteotiVe Cana,
ron, whom he had bribed to pilot hiEl
put of the country. The detective va,
also arrested, end III turn attempted
TO bribe Sheehy to allow him to
escape, saying he had made good
thing aud could put Shcehy in the way
gfmaking a,.fev thousands. When cap
tured Folks hands and clothing were
filed with prickly pear thorus, he goI
from wandering 10 the thicket. 5ai
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q Vhoee seriously injured arc George
Williams, residence unknoWb; Ben
Wallace clerk Of the house; W. BToWr,
trainmaster Of the Northwestern road /;
I. B. Elliott, lawyer, fatally injured,
F. r. Busenbach, General Western
Passenger Agent Of the Michigan
Central railroad, R. Burns, Mary
Ovens, Mamie Mclaughlin, Kittie
Conners, Doylestown, servants.
II can safely b, said that sixty peo
pie are dead aAd thirty severely
wounded. The Mayor called a me ct.
ing Of the Chamber Of Commerce to
organize salvage corps to search the
ruins. About week ago the sccre
tary Of the local Board Of Underwrit
ers applied to make a rate on the
building that the local agencies might
take risks.
Ihe building was considered a death
trap and risks were refused. Tom
Thumb and the Madison Square Com
pany arc all saved so far as learned
Mrs. John Gilbert, OF the Minnie
Patper troupe, who was married only
two, days ago, was burned to death in
sight Of the multitude. na
CHICAGO SENDS THREE ENGINES
NINETY MILES WITHIN AN HOUR.
CHIcAGo, January 10. The West
ern. Union wires between here and
Milwaukee are undisturbed, but from
Milwaukee to the northwest are all
down. The Mutual Union wires be
tween here and Milwaukee are sil
down.
Very little additional to the press
report Of the Newhall Hsuse Ere had
been received here up to 1890. The
severe cold hampered tho fremen,
and caused them great suffering
7 lree Gamers went from Chicago at
a:5O a.m in response to call from
the MayOr-Nos. 5. 10 and IA together
with two men each from Companies l /,
2, 4 and 8, and 1000 yards Of extra
hose. The train bearing them went
over the Chicago and Northwestern,
and consisted Of five cars. 1t went to
ChicagO--ninety miles--in little oyer
an hour.
tits reported here that the Minnie
Palmer troupe, which was at the
Newhall House, was lost, but this has
not been confirmed. g1
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II6 South Main St.,
ST. LOUIS, MO.

recommended for rejection. Mr..
Coulter offered House bill No. II
to enable the Governor to taxa a
bond 10 any amount to secure the
funds In the treasury. by amending
sections IA and 7Sl Of the Code. This
was amended in the House BY strikipe
out TO any amount" aud inserting
s25O,OOO." The bill failed to nass. no
quorum voting, III. j. page S9) Mr.
Butler voting against its passage The
next day the bill passed its third
reading in the House, Mr.. Butler Eot
voting (H. j. 1887. This bill Was
Immediately transmitted 10 the SEN
ate, on Friday, passed its hrst and
second readings that day and the next
IN the Senate, and was stelen from
the clerks desk as had been publisL ed
already.
This is the true story of the A..
tempts to better Guard the State
treasury as gathered from the files Of
the American.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-10

AJoINT resolution has been adopted
by the Legislature offering artward Of
5000 for the arrest Of Colonel NJ. 7.
Polk aud his delivery to the Tennes
sec authorities. It's understood that
he carried with him $4,000 or $780,
900 in money, and if that is SO he
stands pretty good chance to get
across the line. He can easily double
discount the reward, and whilst the
Texas authorities are doubtless as
honest and vigilant as those Of any
other State, there are doubtless men
hanging around who are not above the
influence of money. Ii Polk had
stolen horse it would go hard with
bin either 10 Tennessee or Texas, but
as he cleaned out the accumulations ol
three or four years in the State Treas
ury, and was provident enough to lay
aside something for wet day, he ha.
some friends and practical synpathiz
ers vat
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Liverpool Markets.

LIVERPOOL, January TO- Bacon,
long clear, steady at ASS Cd; short
clear, steady at 49s Cd; Cumberland
cut, steady at 48s 81; short rib,
steady 49s Cd. Beef-7Tndia mess. dull,
alsi extra India mess, dull at l2aa
Pork-Prime mess Eastern, steady at
sas. Lard-Prime Western, dull at
5ds. Cheese American choice, steady
at 66s Cd. COrn-Mixed new, dull
at O. Sd. nt
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DaInnge hy lhe Storm.

NEW York, January lO.-The
storm on Long Island Sound
was very severe. Two steamers, one
believed to be the City of Boston,
from Norwich to New York, are at
Huntington, l.. l., where they put in
for safety. The steamer Newport, Of
The Fall River Line, put in at New
London and the passengers took the
train for New York. baso
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A Twenty-0ns Inch snow In Wiz.
plufa. rnU

PETERsBuRd, VA, January lO.-A
heavy snow storm set in yesterday and
continued all night. The ground on q
dead level is covered to the depth of
2l inches. The snow is still falling
Ills the deepest snow seen here since
1857. Travel on the streets is almost
impossible, except with sleighs. Trains
from every direction are delayed. The
mail train from the south hound
north is blockaded hero
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THE MIsSISsTPPI RIVER.
Gaessing at the Main Points Of
The iInprO, ement Commit.
tees Report.
Special to oourisr-JOutpal.

WASHINGTON, January 8. The fol-.
lowing IS being sent cut 70 nipht nv
some correspondents Vbo are close ~
the majority of the select Mississipni
River investigating Committee as 10
the main points that will appear in
the report Of the majority:
firSt-That no more money should
be appropriated for levees II
Second-Tbat the present plan Of
improving the river should be discon-
tlnued except one point, which will be
Plum Point reach.
Third-That after this reach has
been improved, no money be appro /.
priated tor Mississippi river improve
ment till the experiment at Plum
Point reach has been tested by at least
one flood.
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Eight Inches SnOsg and a storm
la New YOrRx.

new YORK, January lO.-The
saow storm continues, accompanied
by a strong north wind. The snow 10
eight inches deep aEd drifting badly
Street travel is difficult, and no doubt
all 1.-THE railway trains will be seriously
delayed.
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KNoxvILLB Tribnne II seeI

KNOXVILLE Tribune It seems
that Duncan Cooper, one Of the most
blatant "sky blues" had full access 70
the State Treasury, Polk having or
dered his clerk to honor all COoper's
orders. No doubt the money which
carried on the Fusseil campaign was
drawn from the Tennessee Treasury.
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pealI, q Hln. Lot. N. MorrilI.

AUGUSTA, Me-. Jaouary TO- Hon.
Lot NJ Morrill, died this mornit g,
H. suffered verylittte aud passed his
last moments without pain OF slrugl le,
The members OF his family and the
attending physician were present, and
at the last moment the dying min
recognized bis family and with his last
breath attempted TO bid them farewell,
but with the words on his lirs Liz
spirit passed away,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-10

MR. d, a. Brewer, for some time
p'st managing editor and principsl
editorial writer on the Little Rock
Glzette bas purchased the stock Of
J. N Smithee and been elected by the
Board Of Directors President and
editOr-in chief for four years. Mr.
George Russ Brown was elected Vice
President and Mr., j. S Whiting
Secretary and Treasurer. Mr.. Brewer
is one OF the most thorough and level.
headed Journalists in the South, or in
the whole country. He is to be con
graduated upon his promotion, but
not more than the readers and patrons
of the Oldest newspaper west of the
Mississippi river, The Gazette will
take new start now and prove itself
o worthy exponent of the advanced
ideas of the coming" Southern State
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lF our dispatches are to be relied
upon Colonel Polk has been captured
bya United States Marshal near La /.
redo and will surely be brought back
to Nashville. It appears that he
parted with most of his ducats before
the OFF GERS stumbled on him in the
bush waiting for chaneeto cross the
Rio Grande to the happy land OF sill.
ger mines and greasers. Aud them
iu,tto think Of it,his bands and clothes
stuck full Of prickly pear needles.
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FREnERIcKsBURa, Va, January
lO.-A fierce northeast snow storm
has prevailed here for the past twenty
-four. hours. Tho snow lies in deep
drifts and trains arc obstructcd in all
directions.
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WsII stPeet.

NEW YORK, January lO.-StoeI s
opened irregular and in the early trade
weak aud to3 I per cent lower. AT
IL o'clock a 6rmer tone prevailed.
What trife better, but firm and
rather quiet,
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ADDITIONAL CoTTON.

NEw York, January 10, 1922 p. M
Cotton quiet and frrn. Ordinary, 9-l6c;
good ordinary, s 1876; low middling. 3
n-l6ci middling l0ac; goodmiddling. lose;
middling fair, II l-l6c; lair IL l3-1Go.
FUTURES are steady, ut very little change
from hast evening" closing prices,
LIyERPooI, January 10 4 p.m.-Cotton
steady, Uphnds, b ll-l6d orleans
B lS-l6d. Sales to-day, l2,0OO bales. Re
ceipts, $3.50 bales; American, $3.50 bales
Futures opened weak now unchanged.
NEW ORLEANS, january l0' lE80 am
Cotton quiet Unsteady Midling. g3sc
Sales tegdAy $40 bales. Receipts. II O3C
bales. Receipts at Galveston, 4Ol5 bales
ChArleston. 2O14 bales.
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Iersey CIly nnnk snnnende.l.

New York, January 10 The City
Bank of Jersey City has suspended.
Capital $4,000 average deposits,
$4,000, M 1'7 n
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ClearinRs. Dtlanees.
W qnesay. Ian. lO.1.ls 2llgo5 IS s5i.s55 N
' fdt i;S r., s4il {, week ssl 59155y,l e lsss o
saa.e week 1882 .oo.." l273 n 7l,q5i 81
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ture and higher pressnra.

New YQRK, January 8.-The Sig.
aal Service Bureau reports the storm
likely TO last two days, unless brok en-
by some meteorological disturbance.
The storm on the sound isthe severest
for years, ~ ,.sr.
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INSURANCE!
DISNOLUTION
rrmw 1rTRNT.

we have this day formed coparlneuhip
cor the practice Of law In State AMI United
States Courts Ut Memphis, Tenn. Omee 20
Madison street
January Q, lsSh III d Il. I. POSrQN
W X. pOSrON.
l7 iS2 \. z. P0ST0N.
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DlVlDEMD N0TlCE.

OfyicE OF PHaMx FIsE & MARiSE Ike, Co. |
Memphis, Tenn, January |, 1888. :
a held this date a DIVIDEND OF FIVE
per rent upon the capital stick Of this Com
pany was declared and ordered c,editei on
the stock MT 5. II. NJ. NBELl, Pre- =;
IoUN JouegON Secretary lO3 III
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G. 4 Hoist & BIO,
nlNlDEMn,

0FricR or PFoPLRs INSURANCE Co.,
MEmHis. .TgSN., January lSss.
A T meeting Of the Board of Directors Of
\ tho Company. held this day, dividend
Of FIVE per cent was declared, payable in cash
on demand.
'c,n,so.,,, ItsyoS 49, - AV-'' IN
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MEoHAMIcs
CIarks RulIdlnn and savlnas Assn

USuE regular monthly meeting Of this
association will be held WEDNESDAY,
JanuNy 10 lsS3, at the Office OF the secretary,
No. 26i ocond, corner OF Court street, at a
o'clock, pm. Fines will be rigidly enforced II
dues and interest are not punctually paid.
By 0rdor Of tho Board
l0l 40 y. b. JONES, Seo'y.
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The weather.

WAsHISGToS, January lO.-For
the West Gulf ststeE fair weather,
light winds, mostly horthwesterly,
stationary or higher felafe-sture and
lower barometer, For the Missouri
valley, fair weather, northwesterly
winds, stationary Or lower tempera.
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lotHt..,..', '.''s.'. ''s.'..''.t io1stil -
State OF Tcmrsce, County gf Shelby-sss
NaiiOhal lauk OF Memphis, 10 s0lsmnlv
swear IA tt tho above itatemont Y trao M The
bost Oh Biy inOWlelge and halief.
q. W. SCHULTZ Ctshlss.
S,aie OF Tenn ossee, OOuoty Of Shelby
sdb.eTlsed and sworn to before me ihislo,h
iiy Of JanuaTy lsN.
JOSEPH n 0Liyge.
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Directors,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-10
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
First National Bank


OfMemphis, at Memphis, in the State Of Ten
nessee, ~ the Close OF business,
December 30, 1882.