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THE YELLOWSTONE sAak

TIE RUFUS HATCH LEASE Chased Rv TEE
SECRETARY OF THE IsTEsroR.
WAsHINGToN, Marca lo-The s.crst,rx
of the nerior TO day formally less.S ~
Clareuce 7. Hobsri, OF Fargo Oak; Henry
T. Doaglass, Of Fort Yates, Dak., and Rufn.
Hatch, Of New York, = nualsser Of sxaaII
tracts OF land ia the Yellowsssne Nationai
Park for the period Of ten years. The lease
comprises seven tracts of land, sggrsgating
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For the Sunday Appeal.
HYACINTHs.


Let me tell a secret,
A piece of fairy lore,
Learned it all in dreamlaud,
I've heard it DER and DER.
In the early spring time,
When the sun shines bright,
And the south wind signing
Puts the frost to fight;
All the elves are meeting,
Trooping fsr and near,
Summoned by the Ginning
OF bells full soft and clear.
Bells of dusky purple,
Bells of snowy white,
Bells as red as roses,
Bells of beauty bright.
Swinging, throbbing, beating,
Pulsing on the air,
Thrill our inner senses
With motions new and rare.
Fairies call IL music,
Oiors, dullsr we;
Since we are not fairies,
We cannot agree.
Hyacintns so swinging
In the bslmy air,
Call the fairies churchward,
Call us, too, to prayer.
JENNY N. HIGHBKI
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mild.
10 O'Clock PM.-Great danger of heavy
floods. The St. Lawrence is rising rapidly.
should rain follow the present heavy snow
storm nothing can prevent an over flow
People living in the low lands are seriously
alarmed
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LARGE quantities of East Tennessee mar
BILE are being shipped to Boston.
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The GUILE COAST.

No Indications Of a Storm.
NEW ORLEANS, March I0.-No indication
OF storm here
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Kaia.s,arm AT Roston.

BosroS, March 10.-A northeast rain-siorm
set in at, II As o'clock with velocity O.
twenty-nine miles; temperature, $50; baron
eter, % 80, and slowly falling. A heavy
rain-storm occurred at Providence, r. 1. A
Newport the wind is rising and blowing very
fresh
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DENNROYALARCHCH CHAPTER,No q
L R.A.M.-will meet in stated convo- n
cation MONDAY NIGHT, March 18th, AVN
$3.50 O'Clock, for dispatch of business. AH
Visiting companions fraternslly invited. i "
By order JOHN BEAMlSH, HIP
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THE INTERNAL REVENUE.
LIST OF THE ARTICEs UPON WHICH TAXES
WILL HEREAFTER BE COLLECTED.

WAsHIksToN, March 10.-The Assistant
Commissioner of Internal Revenue, Mr..
Rogers, has informed the Washington Post
that the list from which the internal revenue
of the country will be collected in future
stands as follows:
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ST. LAWRENCE RIvER.

OTTAWA, March 10.-Cloudy; light snow
| hurties; very little wind.
I 10 OCSeek P.M-A heavy snow storm pre-.
!
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INDICATIONS.

Far Tennessee and the Oai0 Valey, clearing
'o'tttt0eSt reerin9 10 northwest Tinds, stationary
O. LO'reT temperature and Iorer pressure.
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WE should not suffer from a cough when
few doses Of Ayers Cherry Pectorsl will
cure. Time, money, comfort, health, all ar.
saved bv IT.
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Rlov,np vio,e,,,v a,pIx,on,n
Low Barometer a, worcester. mass

PLYMOUTH, March 10-The storm began
at noon, and it is now raining hard. The
wind is blowing violently, and increasing
from the northeast. There is a very full sea
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ST. LOUIS, March I0.-The fear OF Wig
gius's storm has reached here. About l5(
fishermen operate on the Mississippi aud
illinois rivers from St, Louis TO Peofia, and
they are all said 10 be talking about il, bui
don't expect it until Wednesday next. Fish
are scarce in consequence. Weather cloudy
with rather gusty wind,
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Mo wind az Montreal.

Light East wind at Quebec.
QUEBEC, March lO.-Weather dull aud
mild: light east wind,
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CRIME IN IRELAND.

SHOWING HEAVILY AT LONDON.
LONDON, March 10.-H is snowiDg heayi-
ly, but the weather ia mild.
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RnnNh an RAl

Clears out rats, mice, reaches, flies, an IA,
bed bugs, skunks, chipmunks, gophers. 15c.
Druggists
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THE LAKE REGION.
Showing at EImtra, n. Y.

Dead Calm at Toronto.
TORONTO, March 10.-Cloudy aud mild
no wind
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THE NORTHWEST.
Light snow az Chicago.
The scare at 81. Louis.

CHICAGO, March lO.-Light snow here this
morning. Weather throughout the North
west Is generally cloudy to-day.
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Horsford's Acid Phosphate
HQrleaas Raa.s

Gives strength where there has been exhaus.
ton and vigor in place of impaired vitality.
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Masonic Notice,

r ELLA SCOTT LODGE, No. 2s9 AND q
II A-M.-Will meetin stated communi- ~
cation this (M0NDAY) night March l2th. wv
at 7:50 O'Clock, for work In the NJ NJ de. AA
gree; Visiting brethren fraternslly in-/ "
Yited.
BY order A g. MYERS VIM
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NOTICE.

T HAVE this day sold out M entire Interest in
i the Arms of WILLtAMs& d co and B. X.
PLAIN d CO., to my friend nd former partner,
w. A. Williams, and have ,ermanenty retired
from the Lumber business, which will be in future
conducted by said w. A. Williams alone, under
my former friends and customers for he very lib
eTal patronage given TO said irms during my con-
nection with the same. / fordially recommend
the new firm to them, and specially ask a con-
tinuance OF the patronage It
MEMPHIS, TENN, Marchl, lsSs.
B. X. PLAIN.
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Notice of Dissolution.

THE FIRM OF B. K PLAIN d CO., composed
i OF B. ID Plain, " A. Williams and Frank
Memphis. Tenn Is ms day dissolved By mutual
consent W. A williams Is alone authorized 70
collect the debts du' said hrra, and Will pay all
debts out standing aainst 1t on presentation.
MEMPHIS, TENN, Jarch !. 1888.
Blk. PLAIN,
w. A WILLIAMS
FRANK MELLERSH.
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NOTICE.
TAX PAYERS!

THE TAXING DISTRICT and Liquidating
i Taxes for 1883, are now due, and the books
are open at my ofice for receiving sanne. These
taxes will become delinquent after April 18th:
Taxpayers are reques ted and ADVISED not TO put
of paying them until the last day.
uARPTC Couutv TrusteA.
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ENGLAND,
MEETING OF vIaeTNIa Ronnzo1nvps

LONDON, March 10.-At a me citing of the
committee of Virginia bondholders yester-
day, it was resolved 10 do the utmost to vim
dictate The claims of the bortfholders of The
State OF Virginia, and advising bondholders
not TO take anyi step toward converting bonds
,ndar the PiddIah.r, act
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WEATHER BuLLETIN.

The barometer is highest in Dlkots. A
storm Of great energy Is pursuiDg north
easteTly course in central Maine. General
rains nave prevailed in the Middle and
New England States.
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The J.ek.on Co m pres. Rurp.a.

JACKSON, Tenn, March 10.-The com
press and $50 bales of cotton have be-,
burned. Lcss, SIS, 900; insurance light
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CHICAGO, March 10.-Specials to the As
sociated Press from all parts of the North
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KIDNEY a AMR ,saGLis. and SMi.I all U5i UI5it
safely cured with DOCUTA sA \ DA L W0OD
Cures in seven days Avoid injurious limitations
none but the DOCUrA genuine. Full direc
tions. Price, 81 50; half boxes, IS cents. Al
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Wiggins's Prediction in Part Fulfilled
"A Great Storm Along the
North Atlantic Coast,
With PhenOmeBalIy High Tides-The
Gale Particularly Severe at Hall
fax-Fears Expressed
For the Safety OF Vessels at Sea-
Rumored Snow Storms in the
Northwest.
Indications That the Worst Has MOI
Yet Been Reaehed-NeMs from
All Quarters.

WASHINGTON, March 10.-A storm of
great energy, which fret appeared at mid
night on the North Carolina coast, has pur-
sued northeasierly track, and is now cen-
trail near the Delaware breakwater. Dagger
Gus northeast winds are anticipated to-day
and tonight on the New England coast, fol-
lowed tomorrow by clearing weather and
westerly winds.
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NAfiNN

DARTIES having any OF the mortage bonds OF
L the Holly Springs Masonic Hall are notified
that the Hall was sold under the Mortgage In May,
1850, and that the undersigned is prepared to pay
the pro rata due on said bonds when presented
J. W. FAINT, Surviving Trustee.
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IN TUE COMMONS

Trevelyau, Chief Secretary for Ireland, in
the Commons this afternoon, assured the
House that the condition of Ireland was
more tranquil Than it had been for come
time past.
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ANuN,JslIaI CASE
DISSATISFIED NUN HAS BIER vows Re
MITTED AND IS LIKELY TO MARRY.


DISSATISFIED NUN HAS her vows RE-
MITTED AND IS LIKELY TO MARRY.
WASHINGTON, March 10.-A certain con-
gresham from Penusy seems TO have
been getting himself generally disliked by
the Catholics of this vicinity by his course
toward a nun in a convent in Georgetown.
The nun in question is Sister Lorenzo who
formerly lived at Reading, Pa. Recently a
member of Congress from that State visited
the convent with some ladies who had known
the Sister when she was known by the
euphonious name of Miss Smith at home, and
in a conversation asked her if she would not
like TO return home. The talk seemed to re-
vive old times in the mind of the
Sister, who was quite a belle when
at home, and she soon after Mortified
the members of the order by telling
them she was disssiisfed and wanted to 90
home and quit tue convent. They tried to
persuade her against it, but to no avail, and
she, visiting the bishop, persuaded him to
remit her VOWS and allow her to to go The
world again. Meanwhile she has fallen
heir to some 5000, and reports from Read
ing state that she has re-entered society and
is likely 10 marry. The case is such an un-
usual one that it has created a good deal of
gossip among the faithful here. While no
word OF reproach is uttered, the course OF
the congressman referred 10 is not looked
upon with any degree of satisfaction.
SUPERVlSlNG-ARCHIT HILL.
| SERIOUS CHARGES PREFERRED AGAINST THE
GENTLEMAN.
WASHINGTON, March 10.-Chargss have
been filed by person whose name is with
held, against Supervising. Architect Hill,
and the Secretary of the Treasury is now con-
| sideriDg the best method of investigating
them. The charges were filed about ten
days ago, while Secretary Folger was con-
| fined TO his house. They are prepared IN
| formal style, with specifications and a list
of the witnesses who are said 10 be able 10
substantiate them. Secretary Folser de-
clines to make public the particular nature
OF the charges. Hill says he knows nothing
| on the subject, beyond the fact that the
| charges have been made against him. II
| has not been made acquainted with their
| nature, but believes they are simply old
| charges revamped. He SAYS he has been
under investigation By disgruntled persons
| ever since he has been in Office, and he
knows no reason why he should fear the
| closest and most thorough investigation into
| mis- management of the affairs of the archi-
tect's office. While nothing definite concern
| ing the nature of the complaint can be
learned at the Treasury Department, it is
understood that the charges allege general
mlsmanagement,c corruption aud malfeasance
in connection with work on public buildings.
| 1t is said that one of the charges is that
| Hill is a member OF q granite ring which Is
| alleged to have defrauded the government
\ of large sums of money during his term of
| Office. Representative Murch, OF Maine, is
aid 10 be the person who IN axes the charges.
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yervL,,,Ie w,u,, a, O,,aua

ELMIRA, March 10.-It has been snowy
ince early morning; no wiud.
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CHICAGO, March 10.-A cremation societv.
With a capital OF 100000, is 70 be formed
hare at once.
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l thfrty-fve years.
TIE first instance where physicians are
mentioned IN The Bible IL Second Chronicles xvi.
II. And Asa, in the thirty-ninth year of his
| reign, diseased in his feet un:l the disease
i was esediusly great; yet, IN his CHS sse, he
sought not the Lord. but the physicians And
Asa slept with his fathsrA''
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HALIFAX, March 10-Wiud west, moder
ate; cloudy; thermometer 240.
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Masonic Nnfioo

ny 9 Johnson. Chemists. New York,
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Buy crushed feed at Patrick's mill.
HOSE and Hoe Reels, Bsiley's, 295 Sec.
ond.
PERSONS desiring cheap bord for summer,
see advertisement Of Chambers House in
eanother column.
"BRowN's Bronchial Troohes are excellent
for the relief OF hoarseness or sore throat.
They are exceedingly efeciive."- Christian
World, London, Eng.
IF you want Awnings, Tents, Mattresses,
Cots, have your furniture repaired, uphol-
stored or packed for shipment, call at II.
Gutenberg, 2Sl Second street.
The elegant parlor OF Specbt & Walter
will be open 10 the public Tuesday, May let.
Strict attention to family orders. Ice
cream delivered 10 all parts of the city.
WITH Durkee's Salad Dressing there is no
waste or Experimentation are certain to
produce a good salad. 1t costs lees than
homemade, and ia, besides, a supsrb table
sauce.
IF your sight ii failing you, there is no one
| article that will SO truly give you ian eye
for an eye" as the Celluloid Eye Glasses.
Fer sale by all leading jewellers and opii-
cans.
DEANS best Rio and java coffee is not
roasted IN New YORK nor some other distant
| city, and kept on hand for months before
| reaching the consumer, but can be had hct
| from the roaster three times a week.
LADIES and gents, send your collars and
cuffs TO the Memphis Sfesm Laundry, pa
| Second street. We guarantee finish equal to
| new Send sample lot. Lace curtains 8
specially. Calls and deliveries free.
G. w. NALL tbs well-known carpet
| dealer, at Nos 322 and 324 Main street, has
| Just returned from the East, where he pur-
| chased a handsome assortment Of carpets,
| malLings, rugs aud window-shsdss. His
| goods will begin to arrive durisg the latter
| psrt of this week. He occurred the latest
STYLES and patterns of Brussels, ingrains, and
| also the rnoresque carpets, which are becon-
/ ing so popular in the East. His crumb-
| cloths are unlike anything ever brought to
| this market. Give MIN call and see for
yourself.
THE Memphis and Little Rock railroad
| will sell round-trip tickets, May Sd to 9th, to
| delegates attending ihs Supreme Lodge OF
| Knights OF Honor, to be held at Calves
| tor, Tex, at the Low rate OF S25 SO; and
will also sell, commencing May Let to 9Th
| round trip tickets TO delegates attending the
| Southern Baptist Convention, to be held al
/ Waco, Tex, at the rate of S28 20. These
| tickets will be good to return until June
| 18th. For sleeping-csr reservations, or otheT
| information, call on or address 3. Hughes
| ticket agent, 27S Main street.
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The LADIES' LIBRARY.
Encouraging Progress Reported at
neeIing Last Night.

A large and enthusiastic meeting of The
Ladies Library Association was held yester-
day afternoon at the Odd Fellows Library.
The following ladies were present: Mrs.. E.
L. Saxon, Mrs. W. D. Beard, Mrs NJ. f.
Wolfe, Mrs. William Bowies, Mrs. Thomas
II. Allen, Mrs. Julia NJ. Doyle, Mrs. Pattie
NJ. Allen, Mrs. J. o. Pierce, Miss Augusta
Towel, Miss Clara Conway, Mrs. p B. Finney
Mrs. d. P. Hsdden, Mrs. L. B. Mcfarland,
Mrs. S. ID. Piereon, Mrs J. NJ. Greer, Mrs. p
A. Edmonds, Mre. H. NJ. Gage, Mrs. D. J
Sharp. Mrs. J. Z Weaver, Mrs. V. 3 Thayer
Mrs. J. s. Stanton, Miss Georgie Stanton,
Miss Ellen Shanks, Miss Annie Jones, Mrs
G. L. Hall, Mrs. NJ. I. Williamsop, Mira. E
S. Barrow.
The committee, appointed to wait upon
the gentlemen of the city who had SD bscribed
toward the Nash Library, reported that they
had seen all those gentlemen who are in the
city, and found them In almost all cases
willing to give their subscriptions if the re-
quisite additional amount can be raised.
1hey had not been able TO hear from Mr..
Nssh, as he IL absent IRON Cincinnati A
committee was appointed, consisting of Mrr.
l.. B. Mcfarland, Mise Clara Conway and
Mrs. Thos. II. Allen, 10 prepare circular,
setting forth the plans and alma of the as
ISOLATION, which will be printed and oirou-
lated through the city, also 10 district the
city and prepare subscription books for the
committees that may be assigned to the
work OF canvassiag the city.
This committee is TO report at next meet
ing. The ladies intend to make the library
a success, and are in fair way 10 accom-
plish their end. By invitation of the presi-
dent, Mrs. L. L. Saxon addressed the meeting.
Her remarks were pithy and graceful.
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Universal Education Pay?" Thanks ere
due Dir. Gray, representing Mr.. Brooks, for
generously granting the use Of the Theater.
Justice Thomas MoIet returned yester-
day from Philadelphis, where he attended
the Land Lesgue Convention. he says The
man who carried most reigb il the cOnven-
lion was Tim Moroney, OF Yuba Dam, New.
He is Of the hight and girth Of big wash
tub. O'Douoyan Rosa the justice considers
very gentlemanly person, and not at all
inclined to dynamite women and children
heavenwaId
Dolly Corbett has applied to the Circuit
Court Tor divorce from her husband, John
r Corbett. She claims that he took her to
Arkansas to live soon after their marriage In
February, 1881, and abandoned her two
months after. Subsequently ahe returned to
Memphis and supported herself aud little
son by a former marriage By sewing. Corbett
| found her out, lived on her scsnty earnings
| for while and again deserted her-this
time for good. She claims that he never
did anything toward her support, and left
her 10 return to one of his old "sweethearts."
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MAGISTRATES COURTS.

MAGISTRATES, deputy sheriffs and con-
stables complain of dull business, while the
lawyers wear countensnces of unmeasurasIe
area.
JUSTICE Tom FLEMING yesterday bound
Joe Hanks over TO the Criminal Court in the
sum oil $500, for whipping his wife. They
are colored citizens. This IS one case where
IN the wife held out as accuser sglnst the
brutality OF her husband. The same magis-
trate has a similar case, the offender being
in jail, in which the wife declines to appear.
JUSTICE QUIGLEY had before him yester-
day woman who wss charged with poisonipg
divers and sundry hens belonging 10 neigh
Dor. The hens, it appears, dropped dead
while Ia the discharge of their customary
duties, and the prosecution adduced the fact
as evidence OF poison, as no hen ever dies OF
any disease her flesh is heir to without Civ
ing due notice. To establish this hypothesis,
Secretary Puilen, of the Legislative Coun-
Gil, who Is known to be on Intimate terms
with all kinds of poultry, was summoned.
He failed to appear, but The proof was fur.
nished by another expert, and Justice Quig.
ley bound the accused over in the sum OF
$3.50.
JUSTICE QUIGLEY yesterday bound Charles
Moss, colored, over to the Criminal Court on
$500 bond, charged with a curious transac-
ton about a horSe. Several years ago Moss
had a horse, which he pledged under mort
gage to David Hammer for debt owing the
latter. When the mortgage expired he gave
Hammer bill of sale OF the horse, and
then hired the horse from Ham ner, promis.
iUg TO pay S25 ior the crop season OF 1888
Alter the crop was gathered Hammer de
manded the horse, but Moss said the horse
was out in the bottom, and he could not fud
him, which story did not take with Hammer
who is out horse aud the years hire.
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PERSONAL.

MAJ w. d. BEARD went to Jackson yes
terday.
The HoS. J. NJ. CLAPP left for Jackson
last evening.
Mr.. A,Y. STEVENS, general passenger agent
OF the Mckenzie route, is in the city.
Mr.. THOMAS J. Tap, president of the
Central Coal and Iron Company of Kentucky,
was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. LEE TINDALL and Mr.. Eugene Keith,
Of this city, leave to-day for 81. Louis, to re-
main there during the summer.
Mr.. c. W. MosBY, Junior Grand Warden,
Knights Templsr, left for Lebanon last night
10 attend the Grant Commsndery which
meets there to-day.
Mr.. MARCUS JONES, Of Memphis Com
mandery Knights Tempiar, left last night
TO attend meeting Of the Grand Com
mandery at lebanon.
In the history of the One Hundred and
Fifty-fourth Regiment, published several
days ago, the nlme Jam Specht" should
have been Joseph Specht.
Mr.. J. w. MITCHELL, OF this city, and
Miss Annie W. Harrison, OF st. Clair, Ark
will be united in marriage at the inanse OF
the First Presbyterian church this evening a,
$50 O'Clock.
NIX. JOHN .. BRANNIS, Oh bOuIeVlilS, hy
is in the city. He holds large amount Of
| Memphis city Indebtedness, and was the sec
ond Louisyillian who signeS the proposition
for a compromise of the debt.
COTTON EXCHANGE visitors yesterday
Col. G. s. Booker, Mhoon's Landing; Jno. S
Brannin, Louisville; r. G. Thomas, Browns
vile; Thos. Dougherty, Nashville; +. E
Dancey, Miss; D. F. Bowman, New Albany
Ind.
Nh. E. A. KEELING, the secretary OF the
Merchants Exchange, has been appointed q
representative from 81. Z mo Commander
TO the Grand Commandery Knights Tenn
plar, and left last night for Lebanon, Tenn
where The Grand C5mmandery convenes to
day.
The following are the Merchants Elk
change Committee on Quotations for May
Groceries and provisions-A. d. GSynne
chairman, J. Thoralon, J. II. Martin anC
George Msckay; produoe-L. Lawhoru
chairman, NJ. E. Carter; four-T. B. Trsze
want, chairman, John Reid; grain-E.
Buchanan, chsirman Z. NJ Williams; cot
ton'seed neal. N. Falls, chairman,
Hansuer, J. L. Jsferson; cotton seed oil
F. NJ. Nelson, chairman, Henry ]. Paris
and P. McIntyre. Committees are requisite,
to furnish quorations by loon each day.
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Come 70 HEADQUARTERS
PRICES QUOTED LOWER THAN EVER
Look Through, You Can Save Money!

Rhadames, Surai Mer-
reduced from S35 to SIS.
S27
liz $50 S22 so.
COOrs, Shades
so 10 81 so
shOdss, Styles Medium Shades, reduced
SO so.
Spring Trimmed, Plain COIOrs, PnChec
reduced from $l2 to 81
Camels Hair Dresses
Lates styIe O
Trimmed reduced $40 toss
Princess Wrappers reduced 81 to 81 25-
Jersey a Evening Shades, 81 30
sOiIed, reduced So
Pekn Striped Satin
BAH Offering Bargains Every De
Il constant addi-
Markets -