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CHRISTIAN WOMEN
Grateful for the Help and Sympathy
They Received EronI s5eod People.

To the Editors OF the Appeal:
We have done our very utmost, and yet
We are il debt. The gross receipts of our
tweive days series of dinusrs, March 18th to
March 2SIb, inclusive, amounted TO fll90 20;
expenses, S2S7 5S-leaving us a balance of
1902 81 not enough by $500 10 meet our
preaeHl indebtedness. What to do next
We do not know. II those who sus-
gest, with worldly wisdom, that we abridge
cur charities could only look in the faces OF
our pitiIul dependents they would find it as
hard as We do 10 say which Of these must be
dropped. We thank the host of kind friends
who have helped US throughout our dinners,
and We know that many OF them lifted at
our common burdens with their utmost
strength. With grateful heart for the
measure Of success and of sympathy accorded
to our work, snd trusting that tine Lord viii
provid- what is lacking. Respectfully,
ETC., MRS. ANGUS CAMPBELL,
Secretary Wonen's Christian Association.
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GEN. TUEKER'S MURDER.
JAMES N. simmons FoUnd Guilty oil
Implication 81 the Decd.
Special to the Appeal

Special to the Appeal
OkoLoNA, Miss, March 3l.-The jury in
the Gaze of the State Us. james NJ. Simmons,
one of the conspirstors charged with the
dissemination Of Gen. W. F. Tucker, on the
night Of the 14th Of September, 1881, after
being out about thirty minutes, have just
returned the following verdict:
= We, the jury, fad the defendant, james
Madison Simmons, guilty as charged in the
within bill of indictment The trial COM
menced on Friday, the 23i, and occupied
about eight dsys, the testimony developing
ons Of the darkest and most damnsble CON
srirsGiss that the human mind ever con.
ceved.
To The able district attorney, Gen. ]. L.
Finley, aad to Judge w. J. Lscy, is due the
highest praise for their indomitabe energy,
displayed during TIE trial and its incidents.
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Il called to 229 Main street, II. G. Hollen-
berg's great Southwestern Music House,
where large invoices OF pisnos, organs and
musical merchandise i every description
are being received L. ~ added 10 his
stock. In his large store aad warsrooms can
be found the most fssa0us pianos in the
world-the Chickering, knabe, Sohmer and
Holienberg. Of every style-Squsre, Upright,
Grand and Baby Grand, of the world wide
reputation of which it is unnecessary to
speak. Here, also, can be found the leading
organs OF this country, all of which he Is
determined to sell at factory prices. He is =
practical piano maker, and examines and
guarantees every instrument sold. Daily
additions of all new publications are made
to his imm stock of sheet music. Pianos
and organs TO rent very low.
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EI-CoNGREssMAH CHARLES STETsoE,
wealthy resident at Bangor, Me-, died there
on Tuesday. He was born at New Ipswich,
N. f., November 7, 1901, and was gradu.
sted at Yale in 1928, studying law, and final
ly settling at Bangor in 1888. There he
filled some local Judicial Offices. In lS45
he was elected to the Executive Council Of
the State, being thrice reelected, and in
1913 he was sent to Congress, where he
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ELEGANT QUARTERS
EOr =. N. Hill d Co.'S Root aud Shoe
Business, Corner Main and Union.

The store on the southeast corner of Main
and Uuion streets, as reftted for Messrs. J.
u. Hill & Co., ia oGe OF the pretliest in town.
1t is large, well-iighted place, where the
customers fad very superior stock, With all
the fsciliti5s for examining it. Hill i Co
have filed this house with one of the most
superior lots Of boots snd shoes eTer brought
to Memphis. Everything is ssid very low.
For frst.class boots and shoes, 60 there.
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The Nay Festival.

The Mozart Society are exertiug them-
selves to the utmost IN behalf of the Music
Festival which they Will give in May, begin
ming GA the IA b, aud are highly pleased
with the prospect. They have secured Theo-
dore Thomas and his famous orchestra, to-
gether with several distinguished soloiste,
and will furnish strong chorus from their
own ranks. The programme arranged N
oiudps the famous compositions OF Wagner,
Chopin, R)ssini, Handel, Z :ch, Schubert and
Gounod, and tine people who attend the co.,
GERS srs therefore assured of hearing the
best music ever given in Memphis. The Ex
position building will be fitted up for tEe
occasion vita regard to comfort snd acous
lies. The festival hiss been sx'ensiyely ad-
verified FROM Louisville 10 the Indian Terri
tory, and will be sure to draw very large
crowd
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On Thursday. the 5tb,
The PubIic Attention

Call and see Mrs. L. McAnally's display Of
Pattern Bennett
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TALLER TAXES.
An decrease in the Value Placed Upon
Property by the Beard OF
Equalization.
4 List Of the Assessments Fixed for
Banks and Other Incorporated
Institutions.

The Board Of Equalization closed lis SEES
zion yesterday afternoon, and the valustion
OF property made by the assessors and ap-
proved by the ''equaIizers," will stand uR-
les changed By the County Court, which
meets tomorrow. Assessments are generally
increased, fact that drew a large delega-
ton OF protesting taxpayers TO the last meet
ing OF the board. Corporations especlslly
will catch it, If the magistrates do not take
pity on them, as will be seen from the fol-
lowing
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A Runaway Goa, Fleet a, pit,sburx,

PITTsBURG, March 3l.-This sfer1oO
while the boats were making up thsir tow=
of coal for shipment south thirty-seveu
barge4 belonging 10 Joseph Walter & Co =,
aud coul aioing 10000 bushels Of CO Al, broke
from their moorIngs at the pier az Smith
field street bridge and was swept down the
river. On the way down the runaway feet
encountered the steamer Abe Smith with a
tow Of ak bsrges; the Hays which was sunk
aud barges cut loose; the steamer Dick Full
Ton was next struck and her tow OF seven
boats of 900 bushels of coal sunk. The
Fulton Wac damaged, but managed TO gel to
shore without sinking. Another boat with
$4,000 bushels of coal collided with the
steamer ST. Lawrence aud sunk. The St.
Lswrence's guards were carried off,
but otherwise uninjured. Two more boats,
Of 4S 900 bushels, were sunk at Manchester.
A number of towboats started in pursuit OF
the runaways, but at last accounts a portion
of the feet, which escaped sinking, wS=
pr-tty well down the Olio river. Loss, $780,
900,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Memphis had an opportunity last week OF
hearing three new opsr A., IoJGathe, Les HanteGuz
Noirs aud the Merry War, which we're excel
le4tly rendered by The Ford Company. With
The cOmpsny's departure came hiatus in
tue Amusement way. b. a singular combina-
ton Of circumstances, which seems to burst
upon Manager Brooks about four times in q
season, there Hss no attraction booked for
the lsst three days Of the week, and the
Theater was kept closed. Thers will be
nothing in town uslii Thursday, when
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N. &c. G. Kremer Go
Grain and Package Elevator Co.

TWILL DO A GENERAL REcEIvING. FOR
w WAKDIHe AHD STORAGE BUsIsRszL Csrzoes
of steamboat and barses loaded or unloGded vita
dispatch Freight delivered in cars Of all rsil-
roads entering the city. Ample storage Toom for
etc Fretxht received and stored In elevator ~
ovner's risK unless ordered insured.
r GALLOWAY, Superfutendent
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q SATURDAY SHOOTING.
A Printer Peppers n Waterman at the
Louisville and Nashville Depot.

Thomas Anderson, a Waterman at the
Louisville and Nashville depot, Uas shot
there yesterday morning by Ambrose Scott,
a compositor employed on The Brownsville
States and Bee. Scott was stopped By Auder-
son while attempting TO psns through the
gate in the depot building 10 the plstiorm
aud requested 10 show his ticket. He did
not understand the real nature of the
requegt, but thought it an unwsrranted in
terference. Hard words and finally quar-
rel eDsued between the two. 1t ended in An
derson striking Scott and knocking hun
against a post. which cut wide cash on his
head. Scott then drew pis oil and shot An
derson three tiLses, twice in The leg and once
in the bsck just above the hip. TIE wound.
are painful, but not dangerous. Scott was
arrested and is now in the staiionhouse.
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WHAT FAITH Ea KELLY SAYS.

next cs,lsu upon. He stated that his cL uoch
hsd never had anything to do with Calvary
Cemetery, and therefore be had nothing to
say about the matter. The pastors of s..
Patrick's add 81. BridgePs were formerly
members of the ard, ami their churches
were responsible for the debt. Father Kelly
thought it unfortunate that the matter had
got into the papers, as it was, he considered,
a purely private transaction between the par.
ties intere ted, and he did no: see how any
good could come of lis discussion through the
papers.
Tue reporter also called at S.. Bridgei's
church TO see Father Walsh, but owing to
the lateness OF The hour was unable to get his
views on the matter.
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ThR IaadvtI40 Rail

"This is a mighty obligin' country" said
a Texan. "You can get anything you want
snd plenty OF it," So it appears from re-
csnt events. We have had the Vanderbilt
ball and Leadville has had ball. The
former was considered unique and the latter
had piquaut favor peculiarly its own.
"Charcoal Joe" and strawberry Charley
this was at the Lesdville baIl-entered the
hall with pretty fair load Of whisky on
hoard, and insisted OR gliding through the
may waltz With two Of Lesdville's fsifest
| daughters. 1t appears that ''the elite of the
camp" objected. There WAS no time lost in
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pa,-n1eum Nashz

D L locke, Petroleum V. Nasbv editor
Toledo Blade, writes: had on forefnger OF nv
right hand one of those pleasant pets, run
round" The finger tecsme inA3Eed to = degree
unbear abe, ana wolen to neatly twice its "a, una
size friend gave me HENRG'S CAkBOLlC
SALNE- and IN twenty minutes the pain hao SO
much subs1ded as TO give me lair nighIs rest
which had not had before for week. Inc lC-
flamms ton left the finger in q day IconIder IL
most valuable article for tn household.
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A RATHER cynical lady, somewhat of a
firt, says most men, like colds, are very easily
caught but difficult TO get rid Of Her mis-
take lie apparent. Dr.. Bulps Cough Syrup
will cure any cold, however stubborn it may
be. Price % cents.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-01

A F. Acksry, The marsri iz'ng physical
and musical medium, will hold services at
223 S-copd street, Sunday, Tuesday and Fri
day evenings al S o'clock. Nc dark cabinet,
All in the light. Developing circles Mon
dav and Friday EVENINGS
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winery aaa FnIr sIar.n

A grand Ess'ero spectacle, in two acts, 10
which are aided The most magnificent
dir sses aud dancing ever yut b-fote Mem
phI- aud enc, is - on FcIday night,
April 10 h, al Leu9rie's 1hestsr, for the
bsnsf. OF Nine. Louis, given by ner pupis
and u t.nra
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MRS. JINEs, Albany.
a Sad Accident,
T orrtcvrrTF March Al Thras LITTLE

LOUISVILLE, March 3I.-IhTee little boyt
at play this afternoon got hold of , powder
flask, laid train OF powder and touched it
OF, exploding the fssk, painfully burning
each of them. One little fellow named Rice
will lose both Of his eyes
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-01

In the above cases twenty persons
were prosecuted, and every one of whom
were found guilty and fined.
T. n. LANE, Inspector.
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THE INTERVIEW.

Reportsr-Now, Father, is it not your opinion
that this board should provide for the payment OF
The balance OF the purchase money?
Father Veale-Yes, most assuredlY.
Rep-Is the claim of the Kerr heirs, in your
opinion a just one?
Father V-host certainly it's
Rep.-What do you taink about the alleged desc.
Grafton of the graves in the cepetery2
Father VI consider it very distressing cir.
cumstRnce, aud one most painful - the feelings
OF the friends of those who were Inferred therein
and who hoped that their sacred remains would be
undisturbed. am, however, of the opinion, with
my knowledge Of the ctrcuulstauc es in this case,
that nothing els was left for them to do.
Rep.-Father Vealo will you, in your capacity
as priest, and as pastor OF st. Patriczs church,
do anything toward settling this dispute b-tween
the Cemetery Board and the Kerr heirs, and there
by retain intact your consecrated burying ground
Father V.-Certainly, 30 far as | can. Individu.
ally can do nothing; but 50 far my infiu ence
justment of all existing difficulties.
R=p.-HAve you been approached with any plans
looking to such a settlement?
Father Yves Since my ARR val this morning
after few days absence from town, have been q D.
preached by two earnest aud influential mem be Is
of my congregation whose friends remains are
buried in Calvary who stated that they felt that il
/ would accompany them through the city that
the necessary funds could easily be secured to dis
said cemstery. have the proposition under al
visement but Will be unable to decide definitely
before next week what is best to be done.
A. this point caller was announced, and
the Father excused himself, saying that he
had several matters on hsnd and brought the
interview to a close.
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Young Meas Christian Association.

There will be a union meeting in the First
Cumberland Presbyterian church this even
'ing at 4 o'clock in the interest of our young
men. Ii will be addressed by Mr.. Thomas
K Cree, of New York, secretary of the H.
tsraation4l Committee of the Young Mems
Chris,isn Association, and by others. All
| are invited to attend
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s.""BErTER bear present evils than fy TO
those unkuo~n" Better still use Kidney
Wort and make your present evils fly TO
parts unknown. II you find yourself getting
bilious, head heavy, mouth foul, eyes yellow,
kidneys disordered, symptoms of piles tor.
menting you, take at once a few doses OF
Kidney Wort. Use it as an advance guard
either in dry or liquid form-it is efficient.
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A family want, sHd 1 wonder how we ever
got along without Parker's Ginger Tonic.
1t cured me of nervous prosration, and j
have used it since for all kinds OF complaints
in my family.
MRS INES ALBANY
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~Fhe DeVIIs Auction
a sp5ctacuIar exiravaganz ;, will be opened
for three night aud matinee. Speaking Of
the performance, 40 exchange says:


for three night aud matinee. Speaking Of
the performance, 10 exchange says:
The play in no part contained any vulgaritv.
The pantOmime was excellent and was appreCi.
ated by All except tnOse VINO came in a trife late
And VINO found u bard to catch the drift Of the
performance The pa tOEnime T. a humorous rem
dillon OF the old story OF FAUST" ana "Mephis-
topheles, and the actors all play their parts well
the Characters OF "tsUy,'. a donkey, afteTward
transformed into a man 'Old 3 ,nuyfong," a rich
farmer, and hls estimAOle life; "Dr Barberouse,"
a necromsncer, VINO sells his soul u tie devil
and WOO received in cEchgI promise IN L his
youth shall De u=wei each year provided int
t ae .cu t tLe d a. e9'.[ one victim in that
lover of "Magdeine," daughter of rich ''Oid
BolnyfJng, " no doesn't want him for son-in-
iEw but whose sol-in-la| lac becomes through
the good Offices Of "CystOiline," a fairy VINO
protects him and his love from the plots Of Bar
berOUse'' and "GephistO," the evil one. These
are the principal Characters, and they were eX-
cellenty supported. The ballet dancing was good
and the variety performance, Introduced between
the scenes wts excellent, pagticu arly the roller
sEaLlgg and the grOte.4ue performances.
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REMOVAL.
Removal Notice.

LNsTES q EILETT HAVE REMOVED THEIR
IL Law once u No IA Union sIrees he
Iggen ASiu Frant ~
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RE "a OVAL.

ON TUESDAY, April Sd, VIII remove 10 No.
" l4s Hernahao Sweet, opposite my old
ttAno, where, with q competent corps OF Dress
makers, I win DC prfpafSr 10 "a ali ortserr
promptly. Perfect satisfaction Guaranteed
MRS O'TODI,s nr..ss-akax
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At Cochran Hail, toll morrow night, will be
largely attended. L, will be a grand affair,
as the carriage-m ikers are determined III at
II shall be sttractive. l. il their first annual
bail Tickets, 81, 10 be mad at the door.
Ladies free.
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Mrs. l.. McAnaDy's
Grand display Of Millinery April 9th.
Dried Fruits. Etc.

Pitted cherries, dried blsckberries, dried
peas, French prunes, currsnts, raisins, evsp.
GRATED apples, peeled peaches, uupee'ed
peaches, sun-dried spples, dates, sesdiess
raisins.
BUCKHAM q CAMPBELL, 50 Beale.
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CAPr. SAM CAkNEs INTERVIEWER

Knowing that Capt. Sam Carnes con-
troiled or mansged part OF the Kerr estate
for his vile, Who is0ne OF the two Kerr heirs,
an APPEAL reporter yesterday interviewed
him as TO thio graveys rd controversy, and
with the follORiny reanlt.
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TINE LAW AND NoTARIAL oFFIoE OF TREE
tNANT a CARY has been removed 10 No i:
Mh1lhOn ktreet duOIs wei of ih.ir ilrrnar rfhcs
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FAInnk NEALE.

pastor Of St Parick's church, gas first CT led
upon. lie was found az his house next to the
enurch, having just arrived home after absence
OF several days. Father Veale stated that. while
he did not much Ike the idea Of be ng interviewed
generally, he willing to tell what no knew, as
he believed in this case Il was for the best. The
reverend Father then made the following brief
preliminary statement: 1.-THE whole government
and control of Cavalry Cemetery was in 1877 taken
from the Catholic clergy and gwen ia trust TO
what Is now called the Calvary Cemetery Associa.
ton, body of Catholic lsymen, established 20
meet the payments due on and to preserve forever
the title TO Calvary Cemetery. Bishop Feehau, in
1877 IN order TO secure them against any loss gave
them tho Cemetery AssOcistlOn) deed OF trust to
the entire Catholic cemetery eighty acres in all
accruuE from the sale of lots in said cemetery TO-
gether with deed of trust GU 81. Patrick's house
aud school properties, and also those OF ST
Budgets. Thus you viii see that they are amply
seen red against an 2 loss indiyidually1
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ELECTION NOTICE.

rINHE stockholders of the Peonle's Insursuce
l. Company are hereby notified that an cleo
ZION Will be he'd at The ONCE OF said co pany, on
Wednesday, April 4, 1883,
for the purpose Of letting Seven Directors 10 serve
during the ensuing year.
o. wv HARRINGTON. President.
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SpititGalism.

Lldies' aud genjs' wearing spparsl cleaned
or dyed any color. Ostrich piumzs, ETC.,
lac curtains clzsned by L. Ri-gel, 5S Jeffer-
ann street
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Hsrs. l.. 6scAnalIy's
Grand display Of Millinery April 9Th.


VICKsBUBG, March 3l,-The water com.
ing out of the Sunfower and YSzoo rivers il
OVERLOOKING the greater portion OF that ceun-
try. 1t is thought that the wafer will RUE
off in a few days
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CONSULTING RNGINEER.

Notice.
DARTIEs having any OF the mortage bonds Of
i the Holly Springs Masonic Hall, are notified
hat the Hall was sold under the Mortgage in May
1850, and that the undersigned il prepared TO pay
the pro rsts due OF said bonds when presented
J.w. FAINT, Surviving Trustees
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LIST OF AssEssHENTs
Memphis waterworks pany.............s 500. o.
phis Ca Company (S260, 600 on stock
Sc, 900 On reaityi. - 900
TUE Trrrv 49,

The Phoenix, Bluff City and Memphis
City Insurance Cempanies, tie Union and
Planters Bank, and the Bank OF Commerce,
are exempt. By the terms OF their special
charters they pay oue-half of one per cent
on their capital stock direct to the comp.
frnllar
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aides!
kaI.oIuiu;ng.

All are invited 10 call on Thursdav, the
9th, TO see grand display OF millinery.
MRS. L. MCANALLY.
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The first real skin cure ever discovered
was DR.. Benson's Skin Cure. Ii cures all
rough and scaly skin disease sni makes the
skiR smooth and healthy. Ii is an ornament
TO any lady's toilet.
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steam Dxelng and Cleaning.

Wall-tinting snd whitening,
Go 10 A. McNail, PSI Third street.
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monthly Report OF Inspector Lane fer
March,

The following is The report of the Society
for the Prevention of Cruslty to Animals:
Sore lame disabled horses and mules relieved
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ESTABLISHED 1910.
INDICATIONS.

For Tennessee and the OHIO Galley, generally
fair Weathsr, minds mostly northerty, stationary
or IOWer temperature and higher pressure.
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Ladies.

Mrs. =. McADalIy will make 5 grand dis
play OF millinery on Tharsday, the 9Th.
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See. Ladies'!


Flowers feathers, ribbons, hats, bonnete,
etc, al Mrs. L. McAnsliy's Thursday, the 5lh'
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AMONG the little items of personal comfort
and economy are Ayers Pills. They are
the ready remedy which defeat msny disor.
ders, if taken in season, and should be kept
ID every family.
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severe ua,l.s,orm a, s,.rs,nIe, Miss

STARKvILLE. Miss, March 31.-A sever
haii-storm occurred here last night, blowisg
down ginhousss, fences, etc, doing great
d am aas In Tie surrounding c1nntrx
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Potato Growers and Shippers.
Important Meeting Of the Merchants
Exchange.

MEETING Of merchant and produce dsassrs
"A will be held ~ the Merchants Exehs nse n
70 az upon and adopt standard lie Of barrsl for
pot.toes- Growers and shippers Of potatoes sse
Invited TO attend By order
Z, A, KILLING. Secretary.
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DRAYMEN.

NTILL meet at the Knights ef TnnisfaiI Hall
wv corner of Second ard Jefferson streets
TUESDAY EVESIN3, April Sd, at o'clock
Business OF im portance.