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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-07
INDIAN AFFAIRS.
CROOKS APACHES PUZZLING THE WAR AND
INTERIOR DEPARTMENTS.

INTERIOR DEPARTMENT..
WASHINGTON, July 6. 6.-Secretary Lincoln,
accompanied by q m. Crook, called at the
Department OF the Interior this afternoon
snd held long conference with Secretary
Teller in regard to the disposition of the
Apache csptives. AT the conclusion of the
cOnf renee Secretary Teller informed r repre-
sentative Of the Associated Press that he
declined 10 receive the captiyes on the San
Carlos reservation and be responsible for
heir good behavior; that the proposition
Was made TO turn over 10 the War Depart
meut the police control of The reservation,
and hold that department responsible for the
good behavior of The Indisns, leaving the
,gen. re-pot sib.e only for tn. 6aancisl m at
trrs pertaining to the agency. After dis-
.ussins this provision, i, WAS decided that
the matter lie in abey aace for the prese Mt.
Another conference will be held for the pur-
pose of deciding the question. Gen Crook
vas lrssent at the Clbiuet meeting
o-day, from which it is inferred
that the Indian question was uudsr consid-
erAIioi. A ter leaving ths Interior D part
ment, Secretary Lincoln and Gen. Crook pro-
ceeded to the Executive N ansioD, where they
met the President. Tne situ alton at the San
Carlos sgency was thoroughly discussed. A
disposition 10 avoid hasty conclusion was
upoa. Ia answer TO an inquiry from tn, re
porter, Secretary Lincoln said there was no
PROBABILITY OF a di agreement b tween the
War and Iaterior Dsparimen upon this
question, The heads OF depart tents do not
agree, said he, when they are striving for a
common obi ct. The peaceful solution OF
the Indian lesion is one OF this kind. The
Sssre ary thought a plan would be decided
upon within day or two.
As result of the conference with Secre-
tsry Teller to-day, Chief Moss sgreed to
surrender the reservation in Washington q
Territory and settle with his people on the
Colville reservation, adjoining Chiei Toma-
stak, who represents the Indians now on the
Co vile reservation, and was present at the
| conference sod agreed TO receive Moses and
his people. Chief Tom stsk requ s,ed the
5 cretsry to erect upon the Colvile ressrva.
ZION ssw-mill, grls,-mill and schoolhousp
and to furnish a physician for the Indians
| Chief Moses gave notice tha: he would e1-
| pect comp 'nsation for reliuqu ishmsnt Of the
res rvation. 1t h expected that the agree
ment between the government and Cbiei
Moses will result in throwing open for settle
ment 100000 acres OF land.
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CAPITAL BRIEFS.

WASHINGTON, July 6.-AIl check stsmps
I rwarded ior redemption, and sll correspond.
ence relating thereto, should be addressed TO
the Commissioner of Internal Revenue.
The remain. of Bishop Plnkney were this
evening deposited in the raortusry chapel
OAkbill Cemetery.
W. ]. Bur, who has charge OF the branch
postofice in South Washing on, was arrested
to-day, charged with selling lottery tickets
The rostofice is kept in Bur's stationery
store, and he says he only kept lottery tickei'
for the ccommodstion of his Gus .omers. He
gave bail
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work of the American Bibie Society
NEW York July The B,ard OF NJ az.
ayers of the American Bible Society have 8
communication from The Gaboon and ClTisco
mission Of the Presbyterian Cnu-cb, ssking
The Society TO print the Old Testament in tbs
native tongue. Progress in the preparation
of the Scrip'uFss for Cores on the blsis OF
III 01iuess version was reported. Grants Il
100000 for c1lporlage and S2Ta0 for books
were u sds. l. Ist mon h IL T55 Volumes we're
eon-igded to colponeurs 10 twenly-seyea
Ststes. One Bible S>ciety Was recognized as
an auiliary 10 AlabAn-, a1oiher in Kansas,
ani third in Nj ,sour. K clips for June,
$34,6l6 80; issues of Scriptures for the
| ,oon,h I0R 57p oon;ss
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-07

The Vicksburg HeroH say: The numbe r
OF Drmocr .is in Mississippi who 'elamor II
high protective tariff coud be put iWo an
ordinary omnibuP, srd there would still be
scope and verge enough in it to dance Vir.
ginis reel. The protectionisis in NJ s,issippi
are like the kuaves in Kendall Green, en-
couu,ertd by Sir John Falstsf'-'in the
mir d's eye, Horatic.'"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-07

They made desert and called it peace"
is the sentence public opinion 10 l. elana is
passing upon the Eoglisb ministry. Alter
hangiDgs, exil and dungeons there is con-
parstive quiet, but The diEcon ent is as great
aud the people As sullen as ever, snd Par
nell's power increass. The Iri,h ssk for
what they wan, but hsye dold out 10 them
only what the English pleas. TO Civ. Wnen
Irsh wishes, not Eoglish pIe~ure, directs
public measures, that country may see bet
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-07

THERE are signs of Mexican "boom"
DkTs;ag in, and Melville has three or more
Mexicau companies formed. The Nashville
Banner well remark. that Tennessee Offers
splendid opportunities fjr compaoiss TO miLe
coal, marble, iron, copper, ENC aud other
productp; and there is also plenty OF room
for manufaetures, without going to Mexico.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-07

COMMUNISM, with its fearful catalogue Of
crime, has for its source the insolence, OF
preston and injustice Cf the rich and the
powerful. The New York World justly says:
"Wbsn we caution the privileged c'Ssses 20
moderation, prudence and justice; when we
advise them not to sbuse those privileges
and rights whih, il properly used, every
American citizen will spect aud defend, we
check the growth Of Commun SIN and dig up
and deslroy the seed"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-07

The British Commons last nigh, by
vote of 13O to ia, rejected the motion made
by Hugh Mason (advanced LiberaI) in favor
of female suff'sge. The measure was sup
ported by Leon,rd II. Courtney. Financial
Secretary to the Treasury, ard strongly op-
posed BY Sir Henry James, Attorney. General.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-07

The Norm m brave the l,w az we'll a.
b-eak i. A Utah they have n4iluud suit
aeai1-I the goveTnm. Mt Commssioners.
Wnelh,r ,he Nor nons can b. guilty o. "ny
enormity that will srous- ihes ptopl- to a
sense OF their ni.do, d. il ia b.rd % tell. A
people vino can with inn uoity keep bsrems
in coun J whore laws forb d Doiy my,
can b. guilty Of anything else they ,Lo re-.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-07

CONFEDERATE bonds are again receiving
attention in L1nd n. The Times, in its iuar-
cial article, says it "upderotands that no
effort in regard to Confederate bonds will be
made without a preliminary understanding
with some ipAueatisl Southerners." The
Daily Ne.Os's 6nancial article siys: "a
number of holders of Confederate bonds
have subscfibed 10000 for use in epdeayor-
ing 10 Induce the States wishing to re-establish
their credit 10 recogoiz' their part # this
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-07

TIE executive conference Of chairmen Of
the Committees on Mississippi R yer I'm
prpvement, which had been appOin's at The
various cities and towns Of the valley, will
meet at 81. Louis July lItb. Toe SIuthern
Hotel rendered the use OF lie pArlors for n .
ception purpcss, aud the meeting Of the
conference should be held in the ladies' ord :
nary. A meeting Of the local committee was
held yesterday af ernooD, at which the pro
gramme for the meeting and entertainment
was arranged. Every person entitled TO be
present should attend this m.eting, as meas
Tres OF Importance, affecting the entire Mis-
sissippi Valley, will be considered.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-07

TIE high-license system holds on lis way,
The saloons in Missouri fought the law
fe3--ed for it there 10 the court, aud its
validity i. confirmed The court decided
that the State IN prohibit the sale OF iutox-
icadug drinks, aud can impose price 10 do
that which it can prohibit; that price is not
tax, but license, and The law a police
regulation. A similar law in Ohio has also
received the conf rm alton OF the courts. The
Missouri law ia stringent, and will close tie
army of doggefies with which ST. Louis and
other cities are cursed, and it eau be er-
forced easier than prohibition, FIR the people
onhoId H.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-07

Gov. CRIrrENDES, Of MnsalLi, saIs-h he.
will retire from polite at the end OF bis
present term; that S.nAtor Wet will succeed
himself; that the Missouri Democrats want
Tilden, and the K irpaiion OF the train rob
bers hiss eahInced The value of Missouri
propartK more than $50 900 900
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BUSINESS FAILURES.

NEw York, July 6.-The business failures
throughout The country for The past seven
days, as reported to r g. Dun & Co num-
Der $50, which is considerably below the av-
erage, of The past len week.. There have
been few important failures sny shere, and
none in New York Ciiy 10 specially note.
Th- New E1glsnt States had 10, the West
ern, so; Middle, Is; Southern, "a; Pacific
and Territories, l3; New York City, and
Csnada Is So
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-07

TIE bicycle is looking uP. Al Wash
ington Judge Smell has fned a man for run
ming over bicy Gle rider. The judge said
that 10 the eye Of the Law bicycle is a
carriage, and as suoh has i's rights in the
streets and hig ghSays. Wnen a man drives
out OF hi. cour.e 70 ,bstruot bicycle he
does 70 al HE p.ril
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-07

The Louisville Courier Journal, referring
TO the large influx of Mormon convert i'm
migrants, ask.: "Wht say the authorities at
Washington Of this problem? Have they no
solution that shall guard The ssnctity OF lbe
marriage vow, pro,,c: the name CT pure r'-
lisisn from desecratior, and yet grant 10
every citizen, foreign or native born, that
guarantee Of a legal bu'wsrk about his home
and his church which the spirit OF our laws
nroyidss1D
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-07

MANY people have wen iersd why large
glass bottle Covered with wicker work is
called "iemij ,hn." 1t Iurns out that the
Egyptian frescoes in The tomb of Beni Has
sau have representations OF bottles sur
rounded with wicker work. The word demi.
john dates from the cru ,Ade-, and is a corrup-
tiou OF the word d1mI9o", which is still in
use 10 Egypt for the same article.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-07

PETERSBURG, July 6.-The counties ad-
acent 70 Petersburg were visited last night
by Violent storm. Rain fell in torrents,
and q numter OF buildings and trees we're
struck by lightning. Several persoos were
summed. Orchards and trees were damaged.
The telegraph wires are down.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-07

TIE Law now allows tobacco-grower TO
sell 100 pounds Of his crop every season, but
the Revenue Commissioner decides that It
must be without prep ration. II he twists il
to save from waste be breaks the law, so the
new privilege is not OF much practical value.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-07

ERIE, Pa, July 6-Mr. Thomss Evans.
tn wealthy fathe'-iu-law of Dr. Caarles E.
FRI nch, has made some .tsrtling disclosures
coucernlrg The latter, who is now in j,il till
his health wiil permit of his removal 10 the
penitentisry, 10 which he has been seutenc. d
for year for attempted abortion. He
charges that French has been engaged iu the
toiy-snstching business and has been rob.
bing graves for years. A sack and rope were
flund in trunk belonging to French which
Evans identifies as part of the resurrection
isi's outfit. French denies it all, and charges
Evans with being lunstic.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-07

--LATEST reports regarding the cholera in
Egypt are that the state Of affairs is slightly
worse at Damiet,s, but imp owing at Mat
soursh. The Nile ia ritiOg well, which, it is
expected, will cut sbor, ,he epidemic in
some dietricts.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-07

WHEN VERY YOUNG CHILDREN are de-
pfived of their natural nourishment, i, is
difficult 10 procure proper substitu there
for hence The alarming mortality among in
fanie- Mellin's Fe cd, which is recommended
by the highest msdicsl authorities, has been
prepared to meet this very want. Most drug
gisis have it.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-07

LONDON, July 6.-At the Newmarket July
meeting to-day tue race for the three-year
old plate was won by Gen. Oven Williams
C1bort; Baron de R,thschild's Skye second,
J. r. Keene's Potosi third Nine starters.
Cohort won by length. Po;Gsi was bad
third. The last b.tliag was to sgainst
Cohort, to l against Skye, and 10 10 l
aoainat pofnai
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AN EMBEZZLER,s STORY.
An Italian Bank Clerks Heavy DeTal.
cation.

CHICAGO, June 6.-Pietro Ed~ardo Nor
tiniDgo, clerk in the Birca Sab pima, Tu-
rio, Italy, who had embtzzled 100000 lires
and fl ID TO this country, was arrested here
to-day, He tells this story: He was in
duced to steal he mooev by Carlo q rlogia,
a sovernms nj officer. Z.rlogia was a depos
itor in The bank in which he himself held
The position OF confidential clerk. BY Z.r-
solia's representa- ion that fortune for them
both could be made in certain oper ions, he
was induced TO permit him 10 overdraw mis-
account 10 the extent of $4,000 lires, the
deficiency being concealed meanwhile by
fslse entries in the books. When further
coucsalment became impossible, he begged
his tempter 10 refund the money, and be
promised 10 do So but instead hzd to Greece,
where he " as beyond extrsdItioa. Morlinin.
go then intended to confess the whole matter
| to the officers of the bank, but his family ad-
vised him 10 seek safety in flight, and he
went 10 England, where be took pass age on
The Bolivia fSr this country. Mortinipgo
consents to waive all formalities and return
to Italy tomorrow.
| RHEUMATISM, disordeFed blood, general
II
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TENNESSEE STATE BONDS

TENNESSEE STATE BONDS.
DURsUANT to q decree of the Chaucery Court
Z at Nashville, Tenn, rendered at its present
term in the cause entitled
The State of Tennessee and another VS.. The Bank
OF Tenn essee and others,
and which said decree is entered at page l2l of
Min. BOOK No. IL. netice Is here given that will
SELL 1t public auction, at the courthouse door. in
Nashville, Tenn, at IL O'Clock m, OF
Saturday, JoIy -. 1853,
the following described Bonds of the State Of
Tennessee, to-wit:
lsrs each, known as the new series {" "Fundins
Bonds. Letter f." with the coupons OF January.
1876 attached and mum mbered as follows Nos $3.50,
364l 3642 S6A s645 3646 36i7 3e4s 36i9 $3.50. $685.
1852 $685. 1854 1886 s6,7 1855 s65e $780, s66l 1852
1904 $685. 1906 se6s 1853 800 1914 1916 se77 ss7s
S579, $3.50, 36sl, 1852, 1858. 1854. $3.50
The above are said to have been issued in lieu
of Capitol Bonds ana accrued interest on same.
See records In State Comp'roler's office at Nash
?. Twenty,one t7D bonds of one thousand dol
lars M each. . etter with coupons of Jsn nosry' s
iSsi. 1855 iosS, rs. ga ssoi, s1s ina %, 900
8. Thirty-si t36) bonds Of one thousand dollars
each, designated as "Capitel Bonds, with cou-
pons of January. le7s. attached and numb red as
.saoss 3 a: s2s sGs ss s s sa 81 81 81 81 e. 2ss
SIs, 263. i6 a. % b. 3, H. l9 B. a. ., "A p Is
IwsSntysisht ! bonds Of o1e sSSSssnd ss1Ss & dol
numbered a. follows Nos. l65. l42, l29 IS, IS, IL
g. 105 136, 17s Sc 49, a. 179 l30 162. 105 143 s.
1sl, 117. 49, 176. $50 IL. 81, 1s9 lsf-
g. Thirty-two (3zl bonds of two h1ndfed and
fifty $3.50 dollars each, described as Capitol
Bonds," signed by n. 5. Brown, Governor. with
no coupons attached, and numbered as follows
Nos. a. Sc, 5s. a, a. g. a. 2, 25 80, IS. ST. SO. So
81 S. s. "a. 76 rs, g. 49, ST. &c. 150 ISL 14s ~. ls
TO- 81, 14S.
6. thirty four (s4l bonds of one thousand dol
lars each Letter D., signed by W. G. Rrovnlow
Governor, and A J. Fletcher, Secretary Of State
with coupons of January, lSf6, attached, anc
numbere1 az follows: Nos. $50 1882. 1881. 1852
asa 1895 3s66, 4os2 42es esS co., 30sO S026. S0l7
30ls, 9O9 a042 3043. $685. S4 1881, 2860 2sl6 1854
1896 1904 339 20i4. 275 30l6 $685. 30fl. 3044 4z77
Z. Three 49, bonds of one thousand dollars each
Letter c. !" with coupons Of January, 1876. at
| tsched, and numbered a. follows: kos- 405. 1s4
| 1892.
s -Four ~ bonds of one thousand dollars each
/ with coupons o; January, 1876. attached, ant
numbered as folloxs: Nos 927o 1853. 5ls2, 55s5.
Thirty 1907 Hawkins County Tennessee Bonds
/ each for one hundred dollars, with coupons TO
July, 1850. attached.
Also, 46s coupons detached from said Hawkin
County Bonds-
| AO1E-The above Will be offered IN lots OF no
less than three more than ave thousand dol
larz, and viii be subject TO inspection on the da
| Of sale By parties contemplating purchase.
L - TeRms Cash.
THOMAS W. wREsNE.
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PULk'S CASE
Lis ely 90 be POsipOned, as ~ Is Impos-
- utDfe IN secure a sury.
Capt. Fleming Placed Uoder Bend 10
Appear as a Witness.

Special to the APpeal.I
NASHVILLE, July 8. .-Prcceedings 10 the
ca Of Ex-S.ale Treasurer Polk this alter
noon we're oi an exceedingly interesting chi
ac tr. Two panels we're exhausted, with
oniy three jurors chosen, bu. none to-day,
and il il thought that no Jury will be or
taiped, aud that Tomorrow the case will te
continued until the next term. The sen,a-
ton Of the day was when Col. John NJ.
Fleming, attorney for his brother, Cap.
James c. Fleming, dem snd.d 10 know VIII t
what his brothers status WAS in the court
CIpt. Fleming was entirely exonerated by
the Legislature at its last session OF any
completely in any alleged fraud, and he
st .pds 10 day entirely exonerated from any
impstation whatever. TIE warrant charged
Fleming with having made false entries 10
the extent of 1000. Fleming bears az high
a character for integrity as any m N in
Tennessee. He was here when The indictment
was found against Polk, remained seven
weeks and only went to Hot Springs by the
advise of bis physicisns. He was not ar
Rested at Hot Springs but returned volun-
tsrily. Ii turns out that the charge against
Fleming Sss only rus. TO get him here as a
witness in the Polk case, and that, toe, with
out ,he isItnce of any subpsna. Fiemin g
dema nded an crlef OF the Attorney. G Gsneral
to -tate some grourds to justify his motive,
aud further demanded OF the Attorney
g .DsraI to know whether wnen he applied
10 tn. Governor for the sffi lavit of the de-
te.tlve tn be intended seriously 10 prose
cate Fleming, to which the Attorney Gen.
tr ! made no response. The Curt ordered
III ii Fleming give bond in $1,000 as wi
ress, and two we're given. The methods re-
sorted to in Folks case have produced some
| sympsthy in his favor.
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How the Chicago Lard Trade L. COu-
Quoted.

A home correspondent of the Chicago
Tribune gives the following illustration of
how the lard trade is conducted in that city:
"a country merchant writes to B for the
price ou three carloads OF lard (jhis is re-
cent easel Of various sized small packages,
ranging IRON four-pound tin pals 10 wenty-
pound buckets. B sends quotation l c-U,s
above the price OF prime ste 4m lard. The
Il cents overchsrge is TO pay the ezra cost
Of package and labor. Tue came merch mt
writes 10 G, who quotes / Cent above, also t.
ID, who Is cent above, and to +, who is /
cent b low. You will see at a gIsnce that
there il something wrong, az il cos'a nearly
ali the ! ! Cents 10 pay fJr the sm aler PACK
ag's and iabo'. You msy AJAX the question,
How can sell the lard ! cent below the
price Of prime steam lardP L will figure
1t out for you. b lakes the lard and
pu it in email packages at a smali
pr, l.. e puts in 80 psr Cent. of prime
esin lard, 10 per cent. Of stearue, and 10
per cent. ot cot on seed Oil 40 the same kind
OF pack .ge. pu in 20 per cent. of prime
steam lard, 10 per cent. of stearine, 10 per
CEN. Of iallow, and 10 per cent. OF cotton
seed oil FPS faui lard Consists of som. :
thing like this: 40 Per cent. OF fishers stock
40 per cent. OF prime steam lard, 10 per cent.
of stearine, and 10 per cent. of cotton see d
oil. Nsw, for the inform atom of the public,
| will de ine the term fisher stock" Il is
the product OF hogs IN Al die in transit of d s.
ess otherwise aong the various lines OF
railway leading to Chicago. Tney are taken
out 81 the cars al stopping points along the
line and sold at nominal price to reude rim ,
establishments. The hog goss into The tank
whole, bristlts, hide and all-so much for
the fishers stock-nice stuff TO make pie
crust tf Nov / will Give you poiut on
Missouri dir, or Canada clay as the refners
chooe TO ca'l it, and It's uses. 1t does not
come from Canada or Missouri, but is pig
ment Import d from Denmark, and is used
with aikslis to bleach such stuff as fishers
stock. O,her chemicals are also used 10 kill
bad smeIls, ETC."
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-07

CONCORD, N. H., July The resu OF
ths ballot IOr United 5 es Senator at noon
:" 'aEw ss follow: Necessary 10 a choice,
l 4; Villa + Lad, J; Cnarl. II. Bum,
]; ClarIes II Bal, 3; Gilman Mtrs;oa, II;
aron f. S.ev-ns, IA; james w. Prtsrson,
20; james f. Briggs, 80; EiSard II. RJilins,
~; Harry Bingham, 80.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-07

RHEUMATISM, disordeFed blood, general
ceoiliiy, and many chronic diseases pro.
nonneed incurable, are often cured by Browns
Iron Bitteys
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Found DFOW "a ed.
Special 10 the Appeal

5petIHI 70 I1t Appt1I.I
NASHVILLE, July 6 John Burus, moul-
der, feom Louisvlls, was found drowned in
we'll in N1rh Nashville today. He is
supposed to have fallen in on the night of
IIIlu dLh
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-07

THE holders OF July 1888. Coupons. on Masonic
i Temple Bonds. will receive payment thereo
by presenting them to N. Jones, Treasurer o.
Masonic Temple. at First National bank OF Mem
phis, Tenn, on July 10, 1883.
By order DAVID p. HADDEN, President.
Attest: Z. G. WILLIAMsON. secre tary.
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Arehbiahos PuresIp. xemn,nx

CIscIsSATI, July GA special train will
leave this city Tomorrow Al O'Clock D. IN.
for w stsoro and return at o'clock D m
with the remains OF Archbishop Purcell.
Committees are at work perfecting sTrsnge-
menis Tor the care OF The body while living in
stsie and Tor funeral ceremonier, on Wednes-
day next
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ST. LOUIS, July 6.-Alleghenies, /; S..
Louis, 4.
CHICAGO, July 6.-Clevelands, 8; Chi
csgos, 2
CINCINNATI, July 6-Baltimores, o; Gin
einna,is, 13
DETROIT, July 6.-BuHalos, 2; Dstroits, 3.
Thirteen inuingr.
APHILADELPHIA, July 6-Bo'tons, Is;
Ph'ladelphias, 6.
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admj.;str,trix Nnfiee

NTOTICE is hereby given that have been duly
N sPpointed sdministratnx OF tne esrsts Q, O.
shelby county, Tenn. All persons indebted 70
said estate are desired 70 come forward immedi-
ately and make payment; and those having claims
against Il are hereby notified to present them,
duly probated. TO me, or 10 my attorney, Within
the time required by law.
MRS. MATILDA CoiKAAH, Administrative.
T. c. Warinnnr, Attorney. the