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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.

P~IrrsBURG. July 12.-Night-River 4 feet
IL inches, aud falling. Weather clear and warm.
EVANSVILLE, July 12-Night-River iafl-
ing very slowly, with $40 feet scant by the gauge.
Weather partly cloudy and hot: thermometer, Sc
Arrived: Charles Morgan, New Orleans, 1850 pm.
Departed: Charles morgan, Cincinnati, lilo am.
New ORLEANS, Jnly l2.-The WIS S. Hays
is due to arrive tomorrow from Cincinnati. The
City of St. Louis Will leave on her return trip Sat
urday for st. Louis.
CINCINNATI, July 12.-Night-River ii
feet, and stationary. Westher fair and warm.
The Mary Eouston departed for Louisville light
LOUISVILLE. July 12-Night-River fall
ing, with 6 feet 4 inches in the canal and 4 feet
inches in the chute on the falls. Weather cloudy
and warm, threatening rain. Arrived: James W.
CAT, Memphis: q. p. Schenck, Cincinnati. De
parted: James w. CAT, Cincinnati
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TINES found cut Whist sha was fitted to5 and
made hsr a cattle repOr;er-to EHend ara
describe bo'ss isirF, cattle markets, eicP
DoNA MARTHA CASTILLO, of Spain, who
Is OF the ssms sgs IS Mrs. Lsngtry, is ss
lovely "a she i learned. She commenced
her studies when she was nineteen. She has
taken honors in Lain, m~athemstics, history,
physiology, and hygiene. She was made q
bachelor ID Of ar,s in 1877, and selected
medicine as her profession. Since then she
has distinguished herself in anatomy, thers-
peuics and surgical pathology, and has
gained prizes in every branch Ell medical
science. Last year she received the title OF
licentiate, and IN October she was invested,
at the college of San Carl-s, with he dig
nifty OF doctor. She is the frst Spanish LADY
who has ever gained Inc degree Of medicine
snI uur,
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INsOLVENT NOTICE.
~Ihsoivent Notice.

No. 1s5e-Ststs of Tennessee. shelby eouny-ohioe
County Court Clerk, Memphis. Tenn June 10,
aud a. 81. n Administrator Of james Ryan. cec'd.
HAVING suggested the insolvency o! the este9
ia Of James Ryan. deceased, you arr kere5y
ordered 70 give notice, BY advertisement In sons
Newspaper published within the said state, sno
also a. me COurthouse door Of shelby county, fof
appear and nie the HAme with the Clerk Of ths
County Court. authenticated in the manner pre
scnDed by law, on or before the 2Oth day OF sep
tembsT, Issj; and any Slain not nled on or before
said day, or before an appropriation OF the funos
Of EAid estate II made, shall be forever narred, ecth
In law and equity. Witness my hand. At oihn.
this 18th day OF June, l5S3.
HUGH b. CULLEN, Clerf.
By Louis KettuAnn. Deputy CLERK
Notice Ia hereby giyeu a. above directed.
wed JoHs LoAGU Public AdaE
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LJCAL NOTICES.

TEETH extracted without ram at Wes-
sons, 315 Msin: Telephone connection.
TELEPHONE I. J. Grahsm, Court street,
for frs-brick, sewsr-pipe, cement, lime, etc.
Nervous debility, the curse of the Amer.
lean people, Immediately yields TO the action
of Browns Iron b lters.
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LOTTERY.
LITTLE HAVANA COMPANY,
OR SUPPLEMENT To
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
Takes Place Thursday, July 10, 1883.
New scheme, 10000 Tickets. ss6 Prizes
q. >. C0rreney. S22,2s5
CAD1taI Pr1Ae...80,oOO
WhsHes, S2-.~-~~--.- Halves, 81.
LEGAL.
I~nsoIyent Notice.

No. ss5s-state of Tennessee. shelby county-odhce
County Court Clerk. Memphis, Tenn. June -,
ISss-To John League, Public Administrator
and as such administrators Of John Callahan.
decezsed-
"AVISGs suggested the insolvency of the estats
II of John Callahan. deceased, you are
hereby ordered TO give notice, oy advertisement II
some newspaper published wltnlh lie SAID state
and also a the courthouse door OF shelby county,
for all persons having claims against srid estate 70
appear and 6le the same with the CleTk OF me Coun'
" Court authenticated in the manner prescribed y
lsw, on or before the 10Th Gay Of september, lSG;
and any claim not hled On OF before said Gay, o. be
fore an appropriation OF the funds o. saio estate 1
made. shat De forever barred, both N law and
equity. Witness my hand, al ONCE, this Isth d2s
on June. ls3- HUGH 3. CULLEN CleTk
By Louis Kettnkl, Deputy C4erx
Notice Is hereby given as above directed.
ned yOEN DoAGUE Public Adn'r.
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Chancery Sale Of valuable Real Estate.

o. eaiurd' ~ next, July l4th, R J Black,
clerk and 10 sster, will ii at he courthouse,
by order of the Chsncery Court, twenty
vslu,b' lots situated nesr The southern
boundary of the city. Tn los extend from
w ik-r sveoue to MeLsmnre avenue, and
from Bethel avenue 10 o leans street. 10
sizs hey svrrsgs about $50 by 800 feet each.
Bang near the Herman 10 street car line, and
eligibiy l5catsd for residences, they offer
superior advantages TO parties who wish to
buy With The intention Of building henes.
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Yesterday wa orangsmsn' day.
-Wantet- pile-drivers for sensational
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The management OF the city railway are
doing the patrons of the lioe a special favor
in causing the arrest Of the small boy who
delights in hanging on 10 the cars and an
noying the drive "a. A colored youth named
Willie Smith, who has been a sort OF leader
in that kind Of sport, was up and sentenced
10 a iue of 81 or eight days on the gang, the
judge renarking that he might make himself
useful hanging on TO a cart hauling dirt on
tho Aain ,fraot oradinu
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The Sacrifice at Klsk's still Goes On,

S owes of all kinds, including the great
Bucks Brilliant, t'nware, lamps and kitchen
goods al an enormous sacrifice. Heating
stoves at uuheard.o OF prices.
These goods must be sold, "a my time is
IT quired By The stove factory.
L. TIFF RISK, 300 Main street.
p. S.-Will Keep open Saturday until 8
o'clock pm.
TELEPHONE Clement for fresb, cool melon,
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Mrs. WInslow's Soothing Syrup should al.
ways be used when children are cutting teeth. Tire
ieves the little sufferer at once; it produces
natural, quiet sleep by relieving the child from
pain, and the little cherub avakes as bright as a
button" Its very pleasant to taste. 1t soothes
the child. sditens the gums, allays al pain, relieves
Nlnd, regulates the DOwes, and is the bes. KnOva
remedy for dtsrraes. Whether arising rom Ieet
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Cacaaine,

Softens the hair when harsh aud dry.
Soothes the irritsted scalp.
Affords the richest luster.
Prevents the hair from falling of.
Promotes its hsalthy, vigorous growth
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
New CIaread0n Hotel.
rNr RnEn

Rates-s2, So so and SO per day.
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Police Court.

The Police docket yesterday morning con-
tanned a goodiy number Of "csses"-seme of
them pretty hard ones. Several plain DRINKS
were worked off at the usual rates, after
which the great living exponent of Police
gaeh ;nd;nidn Il ihronsh in sbort 3D. p
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS,


s. L. Herring aud wife to Wm. s. GRAY,
90 acres 10 range 3, section s, $3.50.
Wm. s. Gray to W. L. Herring, lot 4. Al
acres, 1850.
Q~UIT-CLAIMs.
". Mcbride TO VIM. Bailey, u. %, COUNTY
iot 579.
W. A. Collier to J. E. Srinkley, marginal
release.
TRUST DEEDS.
Amos Tucker and wife TO r A. Sneed and
W. b. Bood, 10 secure S135 I9 to jones,
Bradley & Co., 80 acres 10 range 8, section 3.
S B. Will mann to J. W. Cispp, TO secure
1897 so to W. D. Beard and W. L Ciapp,
743xl4Si on the south side If Madison street.
cHA1TEL MORTGAGES,
Crop mortgages to r A. Seed and W. B.
B.aty, as f~ollows: J. Y. Burnett, $500:
Warner Neighbors, $3.50; George Brook,
400; Heory DAVIS. 1850; John Paris. SI25;
james McGaha, S1S7; h. NJ Fone, 1907 and
additional supplie-; John C.. Bentley, 1888
and additional supDli-s; john McGahs, s20
sud additional suppl e; if Wilkerson, 81
and additional suppl 5; Mack Box, S32 and
additional supplies; g. W. Outlaw, S25;
Johu Moore, 1851; snspuen Moore, S47; Vol
n.r Coleman, sl75; Ausun Baker, supplies;
G. l. Rave, Sl5l; NJ. s. n. Thompson
sUypllrs.
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Peter Lynch 10 The youth accused OF as
s~aulling a companion at Fitzgibbon'- s-rOve
with a pistol which failed 10 fire, when he
had recourse to bis barlow. rhs charges
we're not sustained.
Tae woman, Bette Wilson, who was SEN
fenced to three years, stabbed a female rival
in seven places at Barrels Garden about two
weeks ago, leaving her bleeding ON the floor.
She il a little black buliet-headed daJky
with a devil=may=cste manner, and wears
bangs and a sunbonuet-s queer anomsly.
Thomas SHERMAN /, the youthful Goat
Hitler, snd Andrew Tanner, the colored Al
britton, who varied the monotouy by knock
ing his baby in the head with a glass bottle.
The remainder OF the cases named in the
ary amount 10 very little.
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]. H. Kidd, who had been caught dispos-
ing of his merchandise without having con.
formed to the ordinances requiring license,
plead that his business did not justify the
outlay. He was advised to either quit tae
business or quit peddling without The proper
authority, and was given twenty four hours
to make up his mind. In less than an hour
he produced the "papes," and was allowed
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Fancy Day and Her Honey Ready When
ever ROxie Wants 1t.

TO IHt tuIVOIk OF lHt APPEAR.
Ia sn-wer 10 The chsliense published in
your p'pe this morning, | will state that
# ncv y aud her money are ready when
ever r lxie snd The bslsnce OF them want i.
Let him name stakeholder.
Il. K. MARSH.
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LUCAL PARAGRAPHS.

rage for Tenuessee.--l.l2 inches o Sc inches
j. N RyKER, Assistant Observer.
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American Kiae Team at Practice:

Tne weather WA rainy aUd gusty. The
shooting was watched with the greatest ir-
ter II The average scores we're very high,
c9usideriog the weather was unfsvorable
Tt screw wind gauge vas used.
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Tested by Time.

For throat diseases, colds and coug BIS,
Browns Bronchial Troches have proved to cir
efficacy BY a test Of many years. Price 25
cents-
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steam Dyeing and Cleaning.

CHOICE melons, on ice and delivered free
at Clements, Sc B sle.
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Ladies' and gems wearing apparel cleaned
Or dyed snv color. Ostrich plumes, ETC.,
lace curtains cleaned by L. Riegel, So Jeffer-
son street.
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Fl0Yd's

Soda, Mead and Mineral Waters on drsught.
We make our Soda oat of pure bi-carbonate
Of soda and use pure fruit syrupsI
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BATTLE OF BOYNE.
Not Enough OrsDgemep in This Part OF
the Country TO Celebrate the
Anniversary.
The Last Eiot Caused by Them-An Or
gauizatisn Net 10 Keeping with
the Times.

YESTERDAY, the anniversary of the battle
Of the Bsyne, though celebrated in one OF
two Eastern citiss, Wss not observed in Mem.
phls. An APPEAL man who vent out on q
still hunt for an OrangemaH found the prince
to be without 3 follower 10 the city. There
used 10 be one or two, some one said, but If
there were any now they kept the fsct TO
Themselves.
WAS there ever a celebration here7" was
asked of the oldes, inhabitant.
HNo. there were
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TRUST DEEDS.
SPORTING NEWS.
sIoumoaih Park Races.

Bsss baII.
BALTIMORE, July II -Metropolitang, A.;
Baltimore, /.
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SuHerers Ir0m kidnry and liver
The direct result Of viriated blood and weak
organic movement, viii 6nd Simmons Liver
Regulator a tTae remedy for these COM
plalnts. II imparts new life TO the blood
and renews and strengthens the entire system
by promoting the healthy action of the liver
and kidneys. 81 nave been roubied with
liver complaint, kidney disease and bad
blood for a long time. l have used Simmons
Liver Regulator, and it has done me more
good than all the medicine | ever took. /
would not be without it. GEO h PRATT,
~. s. Deputy Collector ID District, Ca"
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Prize Cashed In foll wtthou De:
daciiou. Payable on presentation, by Registered
Letter, Express COD, or any Bank for Collection.
No. 81, s4s draws Capital Prize. SIS 600: sold In
Milan, Tenn, and Fort Abe Lincoln, Oak. No.
95, 2e7 draws Second Capital Prize, $4,000; sold In
Boston, Mass Toronto, Canada, Gainesville. Tex
and Buryin, Mercer county. Ky. No. 676S draws
third Capital Prize. $1,000: whole sold in New
York. Nos. Is, so7, 81, 705 draw each 5000; sold in
New York, Philadelphia, Chicago and Labadie-
Vile. La. Nos. 1856. 23,s0l, 74.24s, S5t77s, 95,4Sc
draw each 5000; fractions sold IN New York. New
Orleans, Chicago, Washington, st. Louis, Mo, st
Paul, Mimi. Asheville, N. C., Lock Haven, Pa,
Palestine, Plo Pinto and Fort Worth, Tex.
Glass II Tuesday, August "a. lss3,
under the supervision and management OF Gen
erals G. T. Beauregaro and J. A. Early. CAPITAL
PRIZE, t75, 900. Whole tickets, IS; 6fths in pro
N. A. DAUPHIN.
No. nr,a... T.
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Gaston's Hotel.

European plan. Enlarged, and refurnished
Prices according to size and location of rooms.
w. II. BINGHAM----............MANAe KR.
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Fl0yd's Candies
John Walsh, Undertaken.

Are always the same. We send them b,
express 10 all parts OF the country.
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FOR RENT.

POOMS-Pleasant furnished rooms. at SC Mon
IL roe street, one square from Peabody Hotel
DIANO--
L A frst-class Upright stei Iway Piano; may be
seen at los Court street between s and Q .. m; or
between 5 and 2 pm.
H0USE-0f seven rooms 10 Exchange street ex-
IL tended. House of five rooms on Bnll Ron
and Alabama SITS. Apply JOHN REID, Contractor
II RCOMS-On first floor, suits bic for housekeep.
Il ing. Apply at 14S Madison street.
PO0M1Several sleeping rooms, light and airy,
In corner Main and Union. J. W. NELSON.
bLANrATIoN-Of three hnndr "a acres i'm me
diately on the river in Coahoma count y,
Miss, or VIII take q partner on equitable terms
also, a storehouse at same LANDING, upon above
terms. Plantation above overflow 1882, with
ievees broken. Apply TO
J L. GOoDLoE. IS Madison street.
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ENRICH and revi',liz9 Inc blood by using
Browns Iron Eitters.
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For makinp Ice.Cream

For Making lce-Cream
Cornsiareb, 6~ranoIatea sugar, Fresh
Eggs
Burnett's Extracts Of
Rose, Almond, Vanilla, Lemon Straw.
berry, Pineapple, Raspberry, Banana
Grated Pineapple for sherbet.
Coarse Salt for freezing.
BUCKHAm 4 CAMPBELL.
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Sufferers from Ktd1ry and Liver

Coolest place in the city, nicely ventilated
everything IN tip top style.
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N~.t,e.aI Arcnery Taur,.n.,

NEW YORK, July 12.-At the Monmouth
PArk races the Winners to-day were Keno,
Cscique, Bnckston-, Mouilor, Navarro, Chick
adee and Jim McGowsu.
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The subscribers having supervised the Single
Number Drawing, Class q, Louisiana State Lottery,
hereby certify that the above are the numbers
which were this day drawn from the 10000 placed
in the wheel. with the prizes corresponding to
them. Witness our hands at New Orleans, La,
this Tuesday, July 10, 1s& -
J. A. EARLY.
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Bailey Springsr
LAUDERDALE CO., Ala.
The Great Dyspepsia Water!
The Great Kidney Wafer!
The Great DrOpsy WaterS
BAILEY SPRINGS!

THE ~LovELIEsT, COOLEST MOST CoMFoR-
Il table, Most Attractive Heaita and Pleasure
Resort in the South. Il is situated on group 4
higher than any in The surrounding country. and
Is two hundred and thirty feet above the nearest
water course. The Park Is densely shaded by for
est trees, sodded with green grass; its walks OF
gravel that never get muddy or dusty, and the
ground is beautifully uudulating In the share
OF a Gigantic Horseshoe; a romantic walk
through virgin forests, beside natural cAs-
cades that tumble over everlasting rookn.
leads TO H0A CREEK, on whose lovely sur
face guests can float In sunshine or IN shade,
and In whose rapids trout ard perch abound. The
hotel is large, comfortable. shady and well fur
nished, A hne ballroom IL served with good mu-
sic, and ~ten-pins, billiards. baths. and all availar
bic amusements are provided for the guests.
For special Information apply 10 the Resident
Physician. DR.. II. A MOODY. For rooms and
hoard. address ELLIS a CO.. ProprfetorA-
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POROUS plaotFro.
SLIGHT ODDS.
A Little Story with Large Moral
One Man Who Knew His
Own Business.

NO, my dear" said the venerable keeper o
a country store to a timid little girl whose heat
scarcely came up TO the level of the counter
No, my dear, we haven't any red flannel, bu
we have some firstrate New Orleans molasses.
Softly limiting that she didn't think that would
answer the purpose quite as well, the child
went her way in search OF the article sh,
wanted.
"Have you BENSON'S CAPCINE PLAS.
TERs:" asked gentleman of a certain drug
gist, whose name could be given were it de-
sired. Il am troubled just now with touch
of my old friend, the lumbago, and the Ben
sons Plaster seems to go to the spot almost as
soon as it touches the skin"
Not at present. replied the druggist, gent
ally, 'but we have lots of Rlasters just as good.
There is Ancock's, the Capsicum and others
won't one of them do as wells''
my dear sir" retorted the gentleman, with
a slight show of temper, II say nothing against
those articles, but / am business man, and
always ask for precisely what | want, and
for nothing else. may enlghten Won, how
ever. when | say that sometime ago, for an
other disease, OF which the CaTcine has since
cured me. tried all those you mention, with
no appreciate benefit. They are inefficient,
every one of them, the meanest act of the pro
prietOrs of some of them being this: That they
make plasters with similar sounding names to
deceive the unwary into believing they are the
same thing. Experience taught me the diff
ference. I'll go TO the next man in your line.
Good day"
Be on your guard against limitations. The
genuine has the word CAPCINE cut eIeanly
in the middle Of the plaster. All others are
impositions.
seabury x Johnson, Chemists, New York.
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IF ADVERTISING.

N ADVANCE. DELIVERED 81 CAhhiAH SA ~
PAID BY MAIL.
Mail subscribers viii please observe the date
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WANTED, the public to know that we bavo
w removed our STENCIL. SEAL, AM
STAMP WORKS to NO. DRAYTON ST
next to Southern Bank SMITH PROS
Telephone call H.
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Christiansburg. Va, 1881.
Suffering from kidney disease,
from which could get no relief, l
tried Browns Iron Bitters, which
cured me completely. A child OF
mine, recovering from scarlet fever,
had no appetite and did not seem to
be able to cat at all. gave him Iron
Bitters with the happiest results.
]. kYLE MONTAGUE.
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Mr.. Belmont's resolution will afford a
cOngenial Tabor for the Committee of Ways
and Means. 1t directs the committee to
inquire what industries in the United
States. .'infant or aged require aid and
support from the Federal Government,
either in the form of duties on imposts or
in any other form of ''bOunty, subsidy,
charity or Donation When this is ascer-
tanned the question will arise. whether it
will be more economical for the people to
support these infant or decrepit industries
by paying taxes on imposts or by giving
them direct bounty from the public Treas
ury. In many respects the people would be
greatly the gamers by the latter method. 1t
would be better for American commerce,
for example. to pay John Roach and few
other ship-builders large annual bounties
from the Federal Treasury and allow
American merchants to buy ships in the
best markets.
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GaEaS1 TSs MaS aIit RsSs Mother Home Heaven

the
in own and untTy
70
o., lshes,St IouisA
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NeIIee NIuchee Good.

Ii the anti-Chinese bill II has had scarce
" any other effect than to make times
better for the Chinese who are dOmiciled
here. That is to say, it has raised the
price of their labor TO some extent, and
has made them much more confident than
they were before. We have made things
so comfortable for them that they are sure
To stay with us, and as there are quite
enough of them to mOnOpolize all the oc-
equations they set their hands to, it is
rather hard to perceive i'm what way white
labor has been benefited by the BILL
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III IWF'N FffIFy y UT FE'''s
Mr.. Dorsey explains that he has neg
lected the committees recent meeting
and is now compelled to resign ''Owing t
engagements elsewhere" Mr.. Dorsey j.
right. Engagements elsewhere ma!
materially limit the range of his political
influence for some time to come, and pre-
vent him from extending a star route
during the next Presidential campaign
beyond pleasant Hudson river village il
orr own state.
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popular Judgment"

Mr. William ii. Vanderbilt said a very
shrewd thing the other day to a reporter
who told him that people spoke of some
thing he had done as "a wise move" Mr..
Vanderbilt replied: People talk about
wisdom in things, but l have observed that
if main is successful, whether he has
any great sense or not, he is set down as
smart, but if he is not he is denOminated
a fool" This is fair summary Of the
thing which goes under the name Of pop
ular Judgment"
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A Lady Cured of Rheumatism.

Baltimore, Md, May 2, 1880.
NY health was much shattered by
Rheumatism when ] commenced
taking Browns Iron Bitters, and
scarcely had strength enough to at
tend to my daily household duties.
lam now using the third bottle and |
am regaining strength daily, and /
cheerfully recommend it TO all.
| cannot say too much in praise
oft. Mrs. MARY f. BRAsHEAR,
ia PreStmans st.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-01-20
PRIZE $50, 900.

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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-01-20

Under Arthur good living runs riot.
Arthur gauges everything in accord with
ideas gained in New York masculine
clubs, and he has openly introduced the
club surleit Of liquids and solids into
Washington society. that women and
men alike may enjoy the epicurean anand-
on i'm which Mr.. Arthur himself delights
to revel. The preacher and the eXhor-
ter and the missionary, with their graces
and thanksgivings and songs, are elimin-
ated from King Arthur's round table. 1t
is a very. very worldly administration.
No memorial church will be erected in
Washington in honor of Mr.. Arthur.
though an obelisk may be constructed OF
cOrkS from wine bottles