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FRANCE.
THE RETIRED PRINCES.


PARIS, February 26.-The report of Gen.
ThibsudiD, Minister Of War, in justification
of the retirement Of the Due d'Aumale, Due
d'Chartres and Due d'Alencon, says public
opinion demanded the adoption of the meas
ure placing these princes on the retired list.
The public had become alive to the incon-
venience Of the presence in the army of Off
cers belonging TO former reigniDg families
The great principles Of subordination and
discipline might be weakened thereby.
WHAT THE PAPERs SAY.
The Temps, National and Paris, Conserva-
tive Republican papers, deplore the fscl that
the government was forced to place the
princes on the retired list of the army. They
demand revision of the law of 1884, and
that the oficers be reinstated.
NOT A PRETENDR.
Prince Jerome Napoleon says he WAS not
a pretender, and that if The nation elected
Grevy or anyone else ss the head of the gov
errmtnt be would De most loyal subject.
The prince complains that he WAS watched
by spies He has tent valuable properly 10
England, anticipating fight.
NEW BuLs.
Robot and ten other Republican deputies
have given notice that they will introduce q
bill providing that non-acfivity of officers Of
the army, under the law of 1884, can be de-
creed only after a report in favor thereof by
a conrt-ms rtial.
THE DUO D cHARTEFs
who has been pisc n - retired LET. has
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Sheridaa's ExtradftfOn Asked by the
British GOvernmsnt.

NEW YORK, February 26.-The Depart
ment of State has received an application
from the British government for the extra
dition OF P. ]. Sheridan, suspected OF COM
plicity in the Phoenix Park murder. Sheri-
dan is attached to the editorial staff of the
New York Irish World. He says he is glad
the British government asked for his extrsf
ditiou, and that he is anxious to appear in
court, as it gives an opportunity to show the
world how the people are treated in Ireland
He has no fesr Of being returned, as sufi-
cient grounds for it cannot be produced. He
thinks he will defend himself in the IN natter.
He is not in the least frightened, and intends
to remain just where he is Sheridan ar
rived in this city October 18th from Paris.
The previous year he had resided in differ
emit parts of the Continent. He ha. been
employed in the Office of the Irish World
since his arrival here. He denounced in
bitter terms Town Councillor Carey, he in
former, whose testimony he stigmatizsd as
blasphemous.
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COMPROMISING DOCUMENTS SEIZED.

The police have seized documents reveal.
ing = plot affecting Belgium and other
countries. Cipher kilograms were sent 10
Vienna, Paris, B.rlin and st. Petersburg.
Arrests are expected.
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RUSSIA.
LAWS RELATING TO JEWS.

ST. PETERSBURG, February pa uksse
has been published appointing commission
to examine and amend the laws relating TO
Jews, which will afterwsrd be submitted to
the legisl ative department for examination.
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FAIRLY FAVORABLE.
Exhibit Of the Clearinghouse for the
Past Week.

Boston, February 26.-The Post says: The
following table shows the total gross ex-
changes at the leading clearinghouse of the
United States for the week ending February
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ID ED.

QUINN-On Sunday night, February 25. 1883,
Mrs. LOUISE QUINN, aged fifty years.
The friends OF the family are invited to attend
the funeral this CT5EsDAY) afternoon at O'Clock,
at No. 45s Shelby street. Services by Rev. George
w. Sweeney.
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INDICATIONS.
THE LOWER MISSISSIPPI.
The Situation at skipwith.

The Situation at skipwIth.
Special to the Appeal
SKIPwITH, MISS, February 26.-For sev-
eral days past the levees now in course of
construction here have assumed dangerous
and threatening outlook, so much so that
the surrounding country and planting inter-
est felt very much alarmed. Owing to Capt.
MsrshalPs arrival, as we'll as Maj. Holiness
valued assistance, they procured the entire
force from the Homochitto levee works,
and now have the levees under control,
thereby checking the impending danger.
Three days ago it was feared that the
levee works at Col. Clay's, above Bolivar
Landing, where the terrible break occurred
last February, would not hold the coming
food; but late reports from the Lsvee Board
indicate no danger above Greeuville. The
protection levee at L0ugwood is also in
good condition. The river here is expected
TO come to a stand within twenty.four hours,
and no additional rise from above. The
levees on the Mississippi side will protect
the country from being overlooked.
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MARTIN LUTHER,

CALL FOR SUBSCRIPTIONS TO ERECT A STATUE
TO HIS MEMORY.
WASHINGTON, February ga plumber
of prominent Lutheran clergymen of this
city and Baltimore have issued an appeal to
the people OF their denomination throughout
the county for funds to erect in Washington
a colossal bronze statue of Martin Luther.
1t is proposed to purchase for this purpose q
duplicate OF the figure of the great reformer
which stands in the center of the celebrated
group at Worms, and TO erect it in front of
the Lutheran Memorial church, on Thorn az
circle, between Fourteenth street and YER
mont avenue
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No remedy in the world ever came into
such universal use or has so fully won the
confidence of mankind as Ayers Cherry
Pectoral for the cure of coughs, colds and
consumption.
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I. SAMELsoN & Co. offer fse hundred Full
Moon Cigars to the dealer who will present
the greatest number of three word combi-
nations on their spelling puzzle.
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POLK'S CASE.
The ex-Treasurer Too Sick to Talk TO
the Legislative COmmittee-New
Light on the Subject.
Tire State Debt BiIl-A Scheme Pro.
posed Looking to the Redis-
tricting OF the State.

Special to the Appeal
NASHVILLE, February 26.-The Joint
Committee Of the Legislature will meet To-
morrow 10 consider the bill to include the
counties of Meigs, Rhea and Cumberland
within the limits of the Third Congressional
District. An effort will be made to have
the entire State redistricted, with the view Of
making the First and Second Congressional
Districts Of East Tennessee Democratic. 1t
lie the opinion Of some Of the best luwyers
in and out of the State that if the whole
State is redistricted it will have the effect of
depriving the pre,ent members Of Congress
from Tennessee of their Offices. The West
Tennessesns are, it is understood, in favor Of
redistrictipg the whole State, 60 that it will
make the Tenth Cong essional District Dem
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ENGLAND.
EiNSIftNSs
GiIADsTONE,S NOV MENTS
SUSPECTS IN LONDON.

LONDON, February 26.-Gladstone will ar
rive in London Thursday. The police on
Saturday renewed their precautions for his
safety,
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NEW BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS.

cartridges and cartridges Tor army and navy
pistols. The amendment was cencurred in.
NEW BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. Champion: To repeal the charter
of Henry Station, in Henry county.
By Mr.. Sherrod: Senate joint resolution
to amend the State constitution by provid-
ing that no person shall sell or give away
any intoxicating liquors in this Stale ex-
cept for scientific and medical purposes.
By Mr.. Galloway: To amen Il section IA of
an act passed in 1877 to hasten the adjudica-
ton of public government.
By Mr.. Cooper: To amend sn act regulat-
ing the laying oGt and working of public
roads.
SENATE BILLS ON THIRD READING.
To change the time of holding the Chan
Gerry Court in the Sixth Chsncery Division
at Gallatin, Hartsville, Erin, Clarksville,
Springfield and Ashland City. Passed.
To permit interpretations TO change their
names and increase their capital stock, and
to amend the act Of 1875 in relation thereto.
Passed.
To provide for the organization OF banks
ard trust companies, and providing for the
form of their charters.
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Election Notice.

THE Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders of the
i Memphis Gas Light Company will be held at
the once of the company, No. IS Madison street,
Memphis, Tenn, thursday, March 4, 1sS3,
to elect Seven "a Directors TO serve the company
the ensuing year. Election from 10 O'Clock am.
to O'Clock p. m. JOSEPH CRAIG, Secretary.
Memnhis. Tam. Eebruary l. 1883.
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that are going the rounds In relation 10 this
interesting case.
Folks BAD PRECEDEETs

When Polk was elected State treasurer of
Tennessee, in 1877, the Office was surrounded
with tradition, even precedent that the
State treasurer was expected TO get rich BY
successfully speculsiiug with the money in
trusted to his keeping. Nearly all the Off
GERS preceding him had followed this rule
and thrived. No man for years had retired
from the pr sitien that paid salary hardly
arge enough for a man TO live comfortably
upon without an independence. DR.. Morrew,
who was his immediate predecessor, is
credited with an ample fortune from his
thrifty care of the State funds. 1t was not
hard then, with these examples before him,
for good-natured, easy-going man like Polk
to become the prey of certain men who were
speculating in the misfortuues OF Tennessee,
not only with their Owl, but other peoples
money when they cOuli get hold of it.
Here is the story of his troubles az you can
bear it from a score of reputable people every
daY:
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SHOULD THE COMPROMISE BE ACCEPTED?
RISING RIVERS.
A Rise OF . wo Inches Reported at Cairo
for the Past Twenty.FOur Hours.
News from the Lower Coast Not So EN-.
courasing-Crevasses Reported.
The following is the report of the Signal

The following is the report OF the Signal
Service:
WASHINGTON, February 27th-1 O'Clock am.
The rivers have risen two inches at Cairo
and Vicksburg, one inch at Memphis, six
teen inches at Pittsburg, and forty-three
inches at Little Rock; and have fallen six
teen inches at Louisville, four feet at Cincin-
natl, and seven inches at Nashville.
INDICATIONS.
For the Ohio valley and Tennessee, slightly
warmer, fair weather, light, variable winds,
aud lower barometer in western portions.
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ANARCHY REVIVED.
Socialistic Plots Discovered in Spain
and Belgium-Varieus Other
Countries Affected.
Parnelrs Amendment to the Address
in the COmmons-A Very Vie-
lent Speech.

MADRID, February 26-Societies 10 de-
stroy the rights of property and to ertermin-
ate b0aroeoisie land owners have been discov-
cred in Andalusia. The government has
resolved 10 suppress the societies. They
number 1000 members, including many per
sons of social standing. The societies were
organized by the internstiouals A member
OF the Jerez branch declining the task Of
numbering its master first revealed The plot
Arrests at Jerez, Gsdiz and Seville exceed
500. Seven informers of different towns
exposed completely organized society with
fundf, foreign correspondence and secret
tribunals.
WORSE AND MORE OF IT.
Accounts from Andalusia show that the
doings of The socialistic societies recently
discovered there resemble the worst outrages
committed in Ireland. The socieries are
particularly violent in denunciations of
the landlords.
FURTHER INQUIRY INTO THE MURDER
CONSPIRACY.
DUBLIN, February 26-Curran, divisional
magistrate, has opened further private in
quiry at the Castle into the murder con-
spiracy.
BIGGAR's ARREST.
Ii the grand jury of the county OF Water
ford find a true bill against Biggar, member
of Parliament for the county of Cavan, on
the charge of using seditious language, the
Crown will apply for a change of venue to
Dublin.
FILLING THR GAPS.
The police have obtained inform alton that
the names OF six men have already boen en-
rolled to fill the gaps in the ranks of the
Irish Inviucibles made by the arrest Of its
members for murders 10 Dublin.
THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE,
commander of the British army, has writ
ten the commander of troops in ireland
highly praising the men for their conduct
and the way in which they performed
difficult orders.
CAREY TO BE TRIED.
1t is reported that when the trials of the.
men charged with the Phenix Park murders
is concluded James Carey will be tried upon
charges of serious character.
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IN THE COMMONS.

Several additional suspected persons ar
rived in this city last week. Important in
formation regarding their movements has
hean receiv-d
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The subcommittee OF the Senate Commit
tee on Federal Relations held meeting this
afternoon, and decided TO report the House
joint resolution adopted by the latter to-day
in favor OF the tariff for revenue only, which
without recommendation, aud it will proba-
hlv c1nne nm lo.morrnW
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SENATE,

Mr.. Agee's bill to prevent the sale of pistol
cartridges in this State was taken up on the
House amendment. The amendment pro-
vides that the act shall not apply 10 rife
cartridges and cartridges for army and navy
pistols. The amendment was cencurred in.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-10-27
Town Talk.

The great stock and marvelously low
prices ut II. j. Gillen's continue to be the
talk of the town this week.
The fall stock is now complete in all de-
partments. In size, variety and quality OF
fabrics it is second TO none; in lowness OF
general prices it is unequalled; in numerous
specialties it is unapproachable.
A magnificent general line of dress goods
is added to the finest line Of black silks, vel
vets and velveteens ever opened by the house,
making dress goods department that must
crafty the most fastidlOus. These are few
of Mr.. Gillen's delights He takes particu-
lar pride in this department, and has made
this seasons stock his best. Go and see 1t #
you would see a really complete stock,
The line of shawls, coaks and dolmans is
truly wonderful for this market. Every
fashionable style, every desirable and fash.
ionable fabric and trimmings will be found
In stock. Perfect fits are guaranteed, and
margin in these garments.
Continued bargains in tlannels, blankets,
cloths, water proofs, beavers, cassimeres,
jeans, &c.--all the new colors.
Remember prices are "1cdy do,ca." Ad-
vantages taken of large purchases, contracts
made in dull seasons, the bargains obtain
able by cash in sluggish markets, will be
given the customer. All goods marked in
plain figures and the lowest prices guaran-
teed in every case.
All requested to make an examination of
the stock ard compare prices.
And remember that the boot and shoe and
grocery departments are complete in them.
selves, offering full lines Of irstclass good at
the bottom rates.
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GOOD GOODS VS.. SHODDY.


Is question that is often asked, but not 81
easily answered, by many, but Fiske Il Been
will answer tor you, and prove 1t too. Yor
bny an old style, Shoddy, halt-cottoH suit fades
and won't wear two months, and pay from
IS to SIS for it; you wear it three weeks and
| it looks bad, shows the cotton and, ifShoddy
commences to wear out. While one good
cashmere suit, bought at Fiske Il Beem's
for which you pay Sl5 to $50, wears you
from one to three years, looks well, and after
t}co gears is better for choring than your
shoddy suit is after tico months service. Save
your money by getting value for 1t. II pays
10 bug good goods at FjSke d BocalS one price
store. No Misrepresentation al'o,Nd. (Thc best
al FiSke d BceDt'S dLcdyS.)
The 1d6orGy who works hard for his money
is the one who is benefited by buying his
goods of Fiske IL BEEN.
If you only want a Jeans pants or satinct
suit for the hoy, get some Of those that are
well made and lit well and look well. If
you only want buck mits or gloves, or any
thing to wear, go to Fiske Il BEEN.
HATS AND CAPS AND FURs. The goods in
this department are the best ever seen in OF.
tawa. We Je'icee in setting good goods at a
small profit, and sell lots of them.
Fiske Il BEEN are selling agents for Good.
year rubber goods, Men and women, youths
and misses, boys end girls, can find all kinds
of water proof goods and rubber clothing at
Fskc Il Beem's.
Farmers in want OF n good robe, either Of
squirrel, fox, wolf, goat or buffalo, will find a
good assortment at Fisllc IL Beems
If you will call at Fiske IL Beems you will
find it pays to buy good goods. The best is tie
cheapest Fiske 81 BEEN have the best Of
everything-the best store, the best Electric
Light, tie best and most goods, the best Of
everything, and everybody is welcome.
"a word to the wise Is sufficient" Bug
good goods of Fiske Il BEEN, and be happy
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The Gold Plate" narrow gauge rail.
road, with eight stations, now runs regular
trains for the accommodation Of the public
at Scott Bros store, in this city. Anyone
who believes this notice TO be an exaggera.
ton can prove the matter by calling at the
store and see the Lambert Cash Delivery in
iull operation. Instead OF cars, however, the
rolling stock are balls about the size OF a
croquet ball, hollow, into which the money
is placed and rolled to the cashiers desk and
back, each ball operating the switches and
stopping at its own station.
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THE NORRIS NORMAL AND SCIENTIFIC
SCHOOL is giving better satisfaction than
ever before. Every department Of the
school is in first class condition. Remark
able offer to students of limited means.
Twenty. second term begins Nov. 6. Normal
Worker and quarterly Catalogue sent free
The Normal and Scientific TEACHER, an eight
page objectionable monthly, THIRTY CENTS
YEAR. Sample copy free. Address
KERN Il FoRsYTHE,
Morris, III.
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MARRIED,-Oct. %, by Rev. George S.
Young, at the residence of the bride, Mr..
Kimball w. Leland 70 Miss NJ. Louisa Gro
star, both of Utica. The wet and mud did
not hinder a very large company from as
sembling at the hospItable mansion Of \. =.
Crosiar, Esq, two miles west of Utica. The
refreshments were sumptuous, and the pres.
cnt5 varied, numerous, costly and beautiful.
4 finer social affair seldom occurs.
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THE Ideal Bonnet

Much is being said about the ideals of this
life, but If there is an "Ideal Bonnet" we are
sure it can be found at Mrs. O'Meara's, for
that lady certainly has the best and most
complete stock of millinery that can be sug-
gested by any ore. Everything in her par
Tors betokens careful thought in selecting
and an artistic taste in arranging. Those
new goods should be seen.
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That is an eligible and in many respects
valuable ana desirable piece of property in
South Ottawa which Mr.. Jacob Balsh offers
to sell on very accommodating terms. 1t is
good stand for business and the ground is
admirably adapted for gardening purposes
See his adv. IBfa
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New and heavy curtains are to be put up
before the windows in the several court
rooms Of the court house. In spite Of all eff.
forts the suns rays will penetrate the blinds
now used and create an annoyance to both
judge and jury.
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special meeting of the city council was
held on Monday evening last to hear the re-
por, Of the commissioners upon the cost Of
constructing sewers on Columbus, Norris
and Marquette streets. An order was passed
directing the city attorney to proceed
with the necessary measures to have the
special assessment levied for these purposes.
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We desire to call the attention of all lovers of Good
Bread to the ''SiN er Cloud and "Hungarian brands
of Flour, nufactureA by These FlOurS made
from the choicest wheat that can be procured. BY
scientific admiXture Of No. ! hard Minnesota spring
wheat with the winter wheat, produce Flour pos
seSSing all the advantages of each kind The Silyer
Cloud is worthy Of its name, and makes the whitest
Of aky Oayes, though it is especially adapted to pas
try, biscuit rolls, etc. The 'Hungarian is great
est and best known brand because ii is the great bread
making -four, producing it does white, moist, nuty
favored loaf. Ask your Tor either brand. You
will be well pleased.
COTTON, DAWELL d HAMILTON
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The Utica Lodge of Odd Fellows viii lay
the corner stone OF their new hall on We'd
day afternoon next. Quite number from
this city will probably attend.
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street Talk,

How much better you look, Mr.. $"
ayes, | have gained - pounds on Hairs
Catarrh Cure. Have not felt so wei! in 20
years. 1t has made a complete cure and Is
worth $50 bottle TO any one that has the
Catarrh.N
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A number of friends one evening this
week dropped into Mr.. VIM Degen's resi-.
dence, surprising Mr., J. Veit, CHS guest OF
New York. The evening was pleasant one,
greatly enjoyed by all present.
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As November lard is quoted several cents
higher in Chicago, all housekecpers should
leave their orders now at VIM. Degen's, who
Is selling at lOt., leaf lard at Gets.
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MARRIED.-By Rev. &, S. Young, Oct 22d
az the residence of Mr.. Frank Wright, Mr.
Samuel Wallace, of Streator, to Mrs. Lucina
Johnson, of Sterling.
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If you want good pair of fine boots or
shoes for Sunday, or good solid boot or
shoe for everyday wear, call on Spencer, and
you will save money.
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Lard only l0c, leaf, at DC, at VIM. Degen's
market. All other meats in proportion.
Mr.. Degcn means to give his customers the
| best every time at the lowest prices.
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Dom. forget the Texas excursion which
be good time to see the country and to go
in pleasant company, as it is expected that
from 80 to 100 gentlemen from Illinois and
iowa will go. Call on DR.. Harris for de.
tails.
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Will McMullen now occupies Forbes "
Flick's old stand, at 81 La Sale street.
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Don't forget the bargains offered in mems
and boys clothing at the clearing out sale Of
\. Frank ~ Co, west of the court house.
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child's overcoat, at the clearing out sale O
4. Frank IL Co.
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". j. Nicely has three yearllng shorthGrn
bulls for sale; also Essex boars.
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Money to Loan

We have large amount of money in our
hands which we will loan on farm property
at low rates of interest.
GENTLEMAN ~ FOWLER,
Attorneys at Law
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German Class.

W. }. Nicely has three yc9ring shor;horr
bulls for sale; also Essex Doar-.
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Buy of us a chld'5 luton shoe for 800
j. MEGAFFIN 81 Co.