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CAPITAL POINTS.

WASHINGTON, December 1S.-The con-
tract OF z. S Meath, of Memphis, for the
improvement of the Mississippi Hard
Times levee, was aunulled. The works
viii be completed by Hugh Carlisle, of
Guntersville, Ala
The Senate, in executive session, to-day
confirmed number of recess sppoint-
ments.
Postal service was placed on 500 miles
of new railroad from July LIST TO December
18th. The increase is mainly in the
Southern, Southwestern and Western Sec
tions.
~ meeting OF the Senate Committee
ON FinsuieS the nomination Of Walter Ev-
ans as Commissioning OF Internal Revenue
was taken up, and na& charges against
was determined to report the nomination
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MISSISSIPPI RIVER
improvements 70 be Pushed With yi-oI
TO an Earle Completion.

improvements 70 be Pushed With yiGor
10 an EarIs Completion.
spcsid to the Appeal.
WASHINGTON, December 1S.-The con-
tract for one of the large works OF inn
proyement on the Mississippi river has
been annulled by the War Department,
and the United States officer III charge
directed to complete it. The department
seems determined TO require a vigorous
prosecution of these works. Some of the
contractors have asked for extension OF
time, on the ground that they cannot OBJ
tain labor; bat Representative King, who
is urging that the works be pushed for
ward to completion before the high water
season, has submitted to the department
private kilograms to him (Mr. King, as
surfing him that there is plenty OF labor to
be had along the river if properly paid.
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SENATOR'S
who Arc TO 60 out In March Of 1856
Specializing Oh the Future,

who Arc TO 60 Ont I'm March Of 1885,
Specializing OH the Future
Special to the Appeal.
WASHINGTON, Decesrbef 1S.-On the I'd
OF March, 1855, the terms of twenty-five
United States Senators, fourteen Of whom
are Democrats and eleven Republicans,
will expire. The outgoing Democrats are,
Messrs. Pugh, Alabama; Walker, Arkan-
sas; Farley, California; Call, Florida;
Brown, Georgia; Voorhees,, Indiana; Viii
liams, Kentucky; Jonns. LtGisiana;
Groomc, Msryiaadj Nest, Missouri;
Vance, North Carolina; Pendleton Ohio;
Slater, Oregon, and Hampton, South Care
lima. The outgoing Republicans ire:
Messrs. Hill, Colorado, rlalt, Connecticut;
Logan, Jllineis} Allison, Iowa; ingalls,,
kansasj Jones, Nevada; Blair, New
Hampshire; Lapham, New York: Came
ron, Pennsylvania; Morrill,, Vermont, and
Cameron, Wisconsin. As politics now
stand it is quite safe to calculate that
Democrats willbe returned from eleven of
These States, namely. Alabama, Arkan-
sas, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Eouisi-
ana, Maryland, Missouri, North Carolina,
Ohio and South Carolina. In fact the re-
turn of Democret- from Ohio and Maryland
is already assured by the election of Demo
cratic Legislatures. California, Indiana and
Oregon may be set down as doubtful. In
order TO obtain control of the Senate the
Democrats must capture at least three of
the eleven Senatorships of retiring Repub-
licans. The States of Illinois, Iowa, Kan
sas, New Hampshire, Vermont and Wis
consin may be put down as Republican.
This would leave Colorado, Connecticut,
Nevada, New York and Pennsylvania as
missionary ground for the Democrats. At
the present time the outlook for the re-
turn of three Democratic Senators from
these five States is not encouraging to that
party. The Democrats are as likely to lose
several of the States herein conceded to
them as to capture from the Republicans.
There is party feud in Louisiana which
may affect the election of Il Senator
North Carolina went Democratic at the
last general election by only few hun
dred. Besides these the Republicans have
an equal chance with the Democrats to
get Senators from Indiana, Oregon and
California. The indications are that the
Senate will remain Republican until 1887,
nj lpaSt
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DIAB0LICAL PLAN
or a Danish Woman 10 Rid Herself of
Her Husband.

DENVER, December 1S.--I.ast Saturday
Mary Koiford called on Dr. Rose, prom
inent dentist of Leadville, and made the
startling request that he furnish her with
poison which couldn't be detected by an
autopsy. She offered him $500 as compen-
sation, reluctantly admitting that she
wished to get rid of her husband,
Hans Kofford, that her husbands
brother, of whom she was enamored,
and herself might together enjoy the
insurance of $4,000 which her
husband carried. After making an ap-
pointment to meet both at his office last
evening the doctor arranged with the po-
lice and several interested insurance men
to be present, but concealed. AT the in
terview the whole diabolical plan was
made known. The pair were Immediately
arrested and jailed. The parties are all
Danish. The youngest brother is sixty
years OF age, the woman thirty-five.
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The Rose rsc,ser suic,.,e.

New YORK, December IS.-At the cor
oner's inquiry into the death of Rose Kei-
ser, who was shot in the front room of
George w. Dunn, at the Windsor Hotel.
Thursday last, Special Detective Schotield
testified that all the circumstances went To
show that it was a case OF suicide. Before
the shooting witness heard Miss keiser
talking in Dunn's room in loud and ex-
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APPEAL SPECIALS.
An Ugly Freight Wreck ut Blount
Springs, Ala.-Twelye Cars and
an Engine
Demolished, and Number of EMPLOYEES
Injured-Tbe Cause Of the Acci.
deHt-An Old
Railroad Man Run Over and Killed by
Switch Engine at Colum.
bus, Ky.
COLuMBGs;; KY::

An Old Railroad Man Run Over and
~ Killed.
Special to the Appeal
COLUMBUS, December 1S.-C. L. War
ren, an. old employe of the Mobile and
enc tAifroad, Tas RIM over and killed
while switching in the yard at this place,
ar y O'Clock this morning. He leaves a
wife and two small children to mourn
his loss.
The weather is cold and it is showing.
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81. Louis Anxious TO secure the Demo
IN cratic Convention.

ST. Louis. December ls.-A number of
prominent citizensheid ameeting to-nlsht
and took the preliminary steps to obtain
the holdir.g of the next Democratic
National Convention in this city. The
chairman was authorized to appoint an ex-
ecutive committee of thirteen, who will
have charge OF matters, and another meet
ing is ordered for Friday next.
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Meeting of the state Convention at
Baton Rouge.

BATON ROUGE, December 1S.-The Dem
ocratic State Convention of Louisiana met
here to-day, and was called to order by the
chairman OF the State Committee. J. NJ.
Howell, of Lafourche, was made tempo
rary chairman. He expressed the hope
that the deliberations of the convention
would be harmonious and satisfactory.
Two secretaries from each faction were ap-
pointed.
The convention reassembled at o'clock
pm. The Credentials Committee asked
until noon tomorrow to report, and the
convention adjourned until that hour. The
indications are that Gov. McEnery will be
renominated on the first ballot.
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The only body competentto decide as to
the best brand OF baking powder now be-
fore the public is the community of house
keepers. And as it is conceded that house
keepers, with great unanimity, prefer DIR.
Prices Cream Baking Powders over all
competing products, after twenty years
trial, there is no appeal from that decision.
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- THR New York Ecening Post tupies a
very tall building, from the up r stories
of which its editors have an ou bok over
the whole South, where they are particu-
lar to huut up every crime that is commit
ted in order to prove the statements of the
New York Tribune, st. Louis Globe Demo
crdi and Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
that the people of this section are not
civilized. But the Commercial Advertiser,
albeit it is Il stalwart Republican newspa-
per, looks nearer home and finds crime so
rampant in New York City that it warns
people not to tempt pickpockets by carry
ing around with them large sums of money,
and says: "Gentlcmen OF wcalth-oiergy-
men, editors and persons of their stand
ing-could not find better way to cheat
the thieves than by observing the Sc
vcrest simplicity in their personal decora-
tiOn and outward belongings"
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THE METHODIST CHURCH
Within the Limits of the Memphis Con.
ference Makes Appointments fer
its Minister'S
And Assigns Them New Fields And New
Homes for the Csnains Year-
The List.

The Memphis Conference, recently in
session in Union CITY, snd which adj
journed on Monday last, made the follow
ing list OF appointments for 1884, which
were announced by Bishop McTyeire
before adjournment.
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rnnnd nsah I'm IIis Room.

ST. LOUIS, December lS-W. ]. Pearson,
postmaster at Batesville, Ark, was found
dead in his room at the Hotel Barnum
last night. 1t is supposed to be suicide,
but the autopsy to-day revealed nothing
leading 20 that conclusion. The postofiice
authorities here say he was some $1,000
short in his accounts, and that his where
abouts have not been known for week
prior to finding him dead here.
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MARRIED.

BIEBER-NEELEY-On Thursday, December
Is, 1855, at the residence of the brides brother
Mr.. Geo. Neeley, by Justice Ed. L. Nelson, Mr.
JAMES M. BIEBKR, of Upton county. Tenn, and
Miss MISSOURI NKKLEY, of Tippah county, Miss.
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BELLS, TENN.
Young Man Crushed to Death-A
business Failure.


business Failure.
From the Appeals Correspondents
Bells, TESN., December. 1s.-Cotton is
coming in rapidly and business good.
Nj. Todle Thcinas q youhs man whose
Home Is in the eastern portion of this
county, was crushed to death last We'd
nesday by a saw-log rolling off the wagon
on him. He lived about an hour. lie
leaves family.
The grocery house of J. E. Cficklow
failed last Saturday. The liabilities are
reported at about $1,000, and assets $1,000.
billiard & Coffin, w. A. Gage & Co., and
other Memphis firms are the creditors.
Our merchants are receiving their
Christmas goods, and making beautiful
displays of them. A. o. d.
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SAID HILL LODGE



Lagrange on Friday.
From an Appeal Correspondent
LAGRANGE, December 17.-Sand Hill
Lodge No, 1896, G. U. l. O. o. F., cele-
brate Friday and Saturday in Lagrange,
in the daytime. There will lie plenty to
cat of the best. At night, in Grange
Hall, there will be grand ball, to which
all are invited. The good white people
second the enterprise. The "Old Re-
LIABLE" especially, we wish to have with
us-anyone one of its stall. We cordially
ask you to be with us, for we believe you
to be our true frienGs. Respectfully, your
obedient servants,
SAM WADLEY,
CHRISTMAS HURT
JUNIUS EDDHER,
GUS PARKER,
BEN NEW,
HIRAM JENKINS,
NELSON WYATT,
LOUIS PHILLIPS,
Committee on Invitation and Committee of Ar
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favorably TO the Senate. Senators Sher-
man, Aldrich and Voorhees, were not pres
ent when the nomination was discussed.
The President sent large list of nomi-
nations to the Senate, mostly recess ap-
pointments, as postmasters, United States
marshals, attorneys, district judges, naval
officers, etc,
Col. L. G. Washington, who received
the Democratic vote in the Senate to-day
for secretary, is the well-known CORE
spondent of the New Orleans Picdy,tne.
His nomination in caucus, though un-
solicited, was unanimous.
Some OF the New York members Of Con-
gre5s arc booming Saratoga as the place
for holding the next Democratic conven-
ton. Besides Chicago and Louisville, Gin
cinnati and st. Louis are talked of, but
the drift OF comment at present really
seems TO be in favor of Chicago, as indi-
Gated in these dispatches few days ago.
A strong effort, however, will be made in
behalf of st. Louis. The Indiana members
OF Cengress have received no advice that
Indianapolis wants the convention, and
the chances are that that ciitry will not COM
DptQ
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ESTABLISHED 1910.

Ir WILL require but few more large
fires this month to swell the aggregate
value of property destroyed in this coun-
try during the twelve months to S100,0O0,-
0Oe, which is fully S20,OOO,0OO in excess of
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Election Notice.

CTATE NATIONAL BANK, !
= MEMPHIS, TESx., December 8, 1ss3.
pss-A meeting of the Stockholders of this Bank
will be held on TUESDAY, January s, 1854, at
their bankinghouse, between the hours of IL
o'clock a. M: and o'clock pm. for the purpose
of electing Thirteen Directors to the ensuing
year. A WOODRUFF. President.
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DIED.

DIX0N-At Greensburg, Pa, Friday, Decem-
Der IA, 1883, Judge GroRGE Dixon, aged about
sixty-two years.
Funeral will take place from Holst's this
"WEDNESDAY, m,,,,.e at II o'clock. Friends
are invited to attend.
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PUSHING THE WORK
Mississippi River improvement TO be
Prosecuted to an Early Completion
The Contractors
Must Come TO Time or Give Way 70 Men
Who Can and VIII Carry Out
the Work.
Senatorial Specnlations-Cerro GOrdo
Williams's Re-EIection-The House
Rules-Capital Points,
CARLISLE
VIII Not be Guided in His Duty by His
Supporters or Opponents.

VIII MOI nc OuIueu IN hIs Outy Dy HIS
Supporters or Opponents.
Special to the Appeal
WAsHINeroH, December IL. - Speaker
Carlisle has addressed letter to Gov.
Chttenden, of Missouri, in which he
says: 81 shall try to do the very best 1
can to secure for the Representatives from
Missouri the opportunity te serve their
constituents and the country to the best
advantage. The fact that some of them
did not see proper to support me will not
be regarded by me as a Just cause to ne
glect them in making up my committees"
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OUR farmers will rejoice to learn that it
has at last been decided that bees do not
iniure grapes, that neglected colds do un-
speakable injury, and that no better reme-
dy can be secured than DIR. Bulls Cough
Svrun
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r.,,e., "a Accom- pIish Any Result.

P,TTsEuRs, December iS.-fhe confer
ence OF glass manufactures and workmen
continued in session until a late hour this
evening, aud adjourned without accom-
plishing anything.
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A Cnucus for Gen. Nichols.

BATON ROUGE, December 1S.-The anti
administration Democrats in caucus agreed
to support Gen. Francis T. Nichols for
nomination for Governor
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THE CIVIL SERVICE.
Examinations i'm Tennessee GcOrcia,
Alabama. MiSsissinni md EIOritin.

Examinations i'm Tennessee. GcOrgia.
Alabama. Mississippi and Florida.
WASHINGTON, December 15.-The Civil
Service Commission gives notice that at
some date between the 20th day of Janu-
airy and the 20th day OF February next
examinations for the departmental civil
service will be held in the States of Ten
ncssee, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi and
Florida, il sufficient applicants appear
There will be two grades of examination
Success in the lower grade qualities the
applicant for an appointment at salary OF
800 year, with no promise of promotion;
success in the higher an appointment at
a salary of $1,000 or $1,000 a year and pro-
motion to the higher grades and salaries
according to the practice governing the
departments. The lower examinations
will extend but little beyond penmanship,
copying, orthography and the fundamental
rules of arithmetic, but the higher WILL in
addition, include interest, discount, the
elements OF bookkeeping, and accounts,
elements of the English language, letter
writing, the proper construction OF sem
tences, together with the elements of tho
geography, history and government of the
United States. Every person wishing 10
take part in either Of these grades of eN-
animation must make his or her applica-
ton upon blank, which, together with
copy of the civil service rules, will be sent
to those who shall request them in good
faith by letter addressed TO the Civil Ser
vice Commission, Washington, ID. G. The
application paper contains directions for
its use. Applicants, or so many of them
rs can conveniently he examined mt the
same time. will, in order of the reception
of their application papers by the commits
sion, be seasonably notified of the time
and place OF the examination they are to
attend.
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Important to PoIicy-HoIders
CHANCERY SALE
Es f AL H = IA II IL
ON OPENED BIDDINGS.

No. SOL, R.-Chancery Court Of Shelby county
Thomas L. DAILY ct al. VS.. Rosa ID. Slaughter
ct al.
DY virtue of an interlocutory decree for sale en-
ID tered in the above cause the Sth day OF
November, 1888, NJ. B. 40, page Si7, and order
opening biddings of December IA, 1883, will sell,
at public aution, to the highest bidder, in front
of the Clerk and Masters Office, courthouse OF
Shelby county, Memphis, Tenn, on
Saturday, December ~, 1883,
at IL o'clock m, the following described prop
srty, situated in the Taxing-District of Shelby
county, Shelby county, Tenn, to-wit:
certain lot sold TO Il. T. Keel by John W.
Todd and G. W. Goyer, in 1889, recorded in book
81, page SO. and bounded as follows; The frac.
tional third part of lot No. IS, as laid down and
numbered on the original map Of Memphis: Be
ginning at the southwest corner OF lot 20, which
is the northwest corner of lot 76 upon Front Row
running thence south o 30 west with Front Row
"a feet and inches; thence east o 80 south and
parallel with Adams street l4S1a feet to the public
alley on the east line of lot 20; thence north o 20
east with said alley, that being the east boundary
line Of lot 76 q feet inches, that being the cor
ner of lot IS; thence west 81 3V north along the
north boundary line of lot 76, l4s2 feet 20 the be-
ginning, formerly occupied by said 4. L. Keel as
his storehouse, and now occupied as such by Ar
buckle x Richardson.
r. !. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
By Geo. Mallery, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Frayser ScruEs, Poston Poston, Solicitors,
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RUsiIMoRE, O.-Dr. A. Page, SAYS: al
have prescribed Browns Iron Bitters in
several instances, and in each case oh
tained good results"
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FRoM the London press we learn that
Mr.. Pdrnel's recent Dublin speech is bit
tcrly condemned by English politicians
and journals alike rs insolent and over
bearing in tone, and London special TO
the New York san says the Conserva-
tves gibe Chamberlain on the futility of
his laborious efforts to capture the Irish
leader, and clamor more loudly than ever
for the exclusion OF Ireland from the fran
chiso bill. The paradoxical and, perhaps
the calculated effect of the astute Irish
politician s attitude has been 10 increase
Ireland's chance for household suffrage
Forster and Bright, who have spoken since
the banquet, while denouncing Panell,
vie in the vehemence of their demands for
Ireland's inclusion, and the London Times
declares for the same policy, on the cyni-
cally candid ground that a purely English
bill would be surely defeated by an al
lance of Irish obStructionists with Eng
lish Conservatives. The Irish Nationalsts
are evidently becoming a power in the
politics OF Great Britain.
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WHILE il is a noticeable fact that drunk
cnness is decreasing and men who drink
TO excess or are known as habitual drink
ers are regarded as wanting in will-power,
and therefore unreliable in business, sta
iistics show there is steady increase in
the liquor traffic. In the whole United
states, according to the Internal Revenue
Bureau, there are l9093 more retail deal
ors, l40 more rcctiiers and S02 more
wholesale dealers and seven more brewers
than there were last year. Ten years ago
there were 2OO67G retailers, now there
are l95, 500. In Maine there were 1854,
now there are Il72. New Hampshire has
decreased from 1900 to l2SS; Vermont
from 6S4 to 526; Massachusetts, has in
creased from S26S to SAG; Connecticut
from 2S74 to 3351; Rhode Island from gOG
to lH0; New York had 1914, and now
has but 81 ,0Ol.
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Louisiana State Lottery ComD'y
Commissioners.

Incorporated in 1858 for twenty-five years by the
Legislature for Educational and Charitable pur-
poses, with a capital of 81 100000, to which rs
serve fund of over $780, 900 has since been added.
By an overwhelming popular vote its franc hise
was made part of the present State Constitution,
adopted December ID, I'D. 1879.
The only Lottery voted on and Endorsed by
the people of any State.
II ncuer srdies p0stpOnts.
Its Grand Single Number Drawings
take place monthly
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN
a FORTUNE FIRST GRAND DRAWING,
CLASS a, AT NEW ORLEANS, Tuesday,
January 10, ISS4-I64th Monthly Drawing.
<,aDNrt,AV DDEHE G@Z nnA
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Heiiow-Fever Increasing nj Rio Ianeiro-
Rio JANEIRo, December lS.-The yellow
fever still increases, and there is gleat suf-
ferinv.-s
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MAuIo's funeral at Rome, on Saturday,
was very sad and sorry affair, unworthy,
rs the New York Suns correspondent
says, OF a third-class performance in the
poorest OF Italian theaters. The re-
mains of the most brilliant artist oi
his time, one of the most charming
tcuors that ever sung upon any stage,
gentleman of distinguished family
and connections was borne to the tomb
in the Eternal City, the great art cen
ter OF the world, without more ostcn-
tation than would surround the bier and
obsequies of an unknown artisan. The
Queen of Italy aud the Queen OF England
were specially represented, and sent ap-
propriate wrcaths, hut there was no dele
cation of painters, poets and players such
as ono would expect to see gathered to-
gether on such an occasion. The singer
had survived his reputation and his glory
died with his last note. SO soen are we
fOfasotteu.
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E1-z--.s-a.-.-zza7-1@-

The Chicago Industrial Training School
will be opened on the lst of January next
The course of study will run through
three years. Only the first class will be
organized next year. The curriculum will
be arithmetic, algebra, English language,
history, physiology, physical geography,
dree-hand and mechanical drawing, Be
sides these there will be taught in the
workshop carpentry, wood-carving, wood
turning, pattern-making and the proper
care and use OF tools. The price of ad-
mission will be $50 for the first year, sac
Tor the second aud $50 for the third. APP
plicants for admission must FIRST be in pos
session OF good common school educa-
ton. just such u school is sadly needed
here in Memphis, where the tendency OF
young mer. is away from mechanical en-.
ploymehts and to poorly paid clerkships
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CAPITAL PREZE. $4,000.
100000 Tickets at Five Dollars Each
Fractions, in Fifths, I'm proportion.

1867 Prizes, amounting to 800
Application for rates to clubs should be made
only to the Office of the Company in New Orleans.
For further information write clearly. giving
full address. Make P.Q. Money Orders payable
and address Registered Letters TO
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans, Ia.
POSTAL NOTES and ordinary letters by
Mail or Express TALL sums of s. and upward by
NJ. A. DAEPHIN.
New Orleans, La.
or M. A. DATPHIN,
6O7 seventh ST.. Washington, ID. G..
or at @ West Court ST.. Memphis, Tenn.