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NEW Yoak. September Is, 1880.

osPI5IlIUeI
DEAR, Mr.. DoRsEY-Yours of the 18th was received
yesterday. 1 Immediately telegrs pied recon-
men1ing your going to ANNAPOLIS. 1 learned
this morning through Mr. Hubbell that you are in
immediate want of money. sent you yesterday
morning before receipt of your letter 5000 am
going to Newport for two or three days. although
did not know you were in immediate want Of
money, Twill pay the draft OF $1,000 as advised by
MI. HubbeI, and send you herewith my check
ior 5000, which, with the $1,000 subscribed to
our committee by Mr.. Bosler and sent you by him,
makes ~, coo in all. Very truly yours,
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The MISSOURI
A FALL OF FIVE INCHES AT KANSAS CITY
NO RAIN REPORTED.

FALL OF FIVE INCHES AT KANSAS CITY
NO RAIN REPORTED.
kansas CITY, Juoe 27.-The river, on a
stand since o'clock lsst night at ST.. Joseph,
fell five ilches during the night. No rains
reported in this region since Monday morn
ing, and strong hopes are euter aimed tina,
the S. ason of excessive rains has ceased, in
which case the present food will most likely
disappear 10 some extent before the 1ne rise
comes.
Meh.-The river has fallen steadily this
afternoon, and a, IL o'clock pm. is five
inches lower than this morning. Sioux City
| reports RE Of ten inches since vest erday.
Bismarck Dispatches say The June rise has
appeared there, but there is no prospect Of
unusual volume
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nIuna.afa R.p.bllc.Hs.

ST. PAUL, June 27.-The Republican Con-
venlion ass .mbltd q; noen, G. d. Gillian
temporary chairman. Committees were APP
pointed and q recess taken until evening.
On Resembling, c. d Gii6llan was nomi'
mated for permanent chairman BY HooDard''
friends, J. L. PiIlsbury By the WlDdomites
Gilhllan Was chosen by vote OF l4o to 20
Gov. Hubbard was renomina ted BY aeclsms'
ton.
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LONDON, June 27.-This is the second day
OF The summer meeting at Newcastle and
Gosforth Park. The rscei for Northumber.
land Pi sie $500 sJvereigns in specie) was
won b. r. E Peck's Barcs dine; E. Jsrdin's
Shrewsbury second and G. J. Merry's Havock
third. len starters. The last betting wal
10 l against Barcaldine, 10 l against
Shrewsbury and 5 to l against Havoc.
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TIE New York World announces the sale
by auction of the Library and manuscripts
OF the American College for genealogical
registry, family history and heraldry." Il
did not pay. There were not enough damned
fools even in New York 10 keep it up.
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Amerlea. I'm men Ia E.rIa,a

QUEENSTOWN, June 27.-The American
rife team arrived this morning in excellent
! health and spirits. They will proceed to
Liverpool accompanied by Sir Henry Hal
ford snd Mr.. Waller, of the British team,
who met them here. A warm reception will
be given them on their arrival at Liverpool
by committee of citizens headed by the
mayor,
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v. F. PEDDRIcK, Private Secretary.

FAIRLAwN. NEWPORT, z. l. September 6, 1880.
DEAR SENATOR DORSEY expect to send you
$500 more In a cay or two. have already called
a meeting of my committee, which has been
largely increased, for thursday and after that
hope TO be able to go on in response to Gen. Gar
field 5 request to Mentor for conference to learn
the details of your proposed campaign in the
West. / want Mr.. Hubbell in New York at my
meeting on the 9th at IL O'Clock am. Yours,
l. 2 MORTON
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ntiI,nna,resin UnnneiI.

NEW YORK, June 27.-The master plumb
era OF the United States held their frat
Nstieaal Conv .utiou to-day. The object IL
TO devise come means whereby practical
plumbers can obi ain plumbrrs' supplies from
dealers as cheap as the same supplies are cold
TO spectators and contractors, who, it is said,
buy not more than one-fourih the quantity
tbs plumbers purchase.
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i.
NEW YORK, May 10, 1850

DEAR EIR-Norton desires me TO inform you
that he arrived this morning and has had a con.
ference with Senator Allison Mr.. Hubben and
Others. He does not see any prospect for securing
any money in time for your use from Mr.. Gould,
but as he has telegram from Senator Cameron
saying that his father goes to Philadelphia to-day
and that he goes TO Pittseurg himself. Mr.. Morton
feels thst we shall be able TO send you altogether
500 900, including the SO 600 he sent from Cieve
land, and he hopes to increase this amount. Very
truly yours,
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TEE rumored failure of Baron Erlanger
is not credited by the leading inanciers Of
New York, and Mr.. Plock, his agent in this
country, declares that his American inter
ssts-including, OF course, the Erlanger sys-
tenn of railroads-are intact.
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"rHAr KNowLsDsEIs POWER

NEEDS NO DEMONSTRATION. AND HE WHO
BY EXPERIENCE KNOWS THE VALUE OF
TARxAAI's SELTZER APERIENT DoEs
NOT NEED TO BE TOLD THAT HE HAS IT
WITHIN HIS POWER TO WARD OFF FEvERs,
BILIOUS ATTACKS, HEADACHES, AND ALL
ILLS ARISING FROM A DIsORDERED sToM-
ACH, LIVER Or BOWELS. A TEASPOONFUL
IN A GLASS OF WATER, BEFORE EATING,
ACTS LIKE A CHARM, AND NO WISE MAN
WILL BE WITHOUT. FOR SALE BY ALL
DRUGGISTS.
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THERE used ouce upon time to be
couplet quite popular which ran thus:
The Queen, Ged bless her,
She threw her leg over the dresser.
This cannot re esid of Victoria, as che
still suffers from that knee.
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THE New York Star, OF Sunday, declares
that Hendricks has not had justice done him
on account of what it terms Tilden's
treachery. This is Tammany tactics. The
Star is John Kslly's organ.
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The Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty
to Animals ought to lasso the Texas cow
catchers this morning and take them before
President MADDEN, that be may make them
pay for their cruelties at Olympic Park yes
terday
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The Criminal Court judge of Davidson
county will find some difficulty in getting a
jury to try Ex-Tressurer Polk. Out of a
call OF 200 only one Juror had been secured
up 10 yesterday evening.
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UNCLE SAMMY says his hand has lost it,
cunning, but his head is level. He under.
stands the little game that Dana and Waiter
son are playing, but his bar'l has been head
ed up.
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CHICAGO, June 27.-To-dsy's races were
postponed till tomorrow on account of the
dangerous condition of the track. The re-
msinder of the programme will BE- carried
forward one day.
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TIE silk crop of China is a failure, and
that of Italy is very short. This ought to
be encouraging news 10 Miss Annie Parham
and other silk culturists at the South.
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DEAR SENATOR DORSEY have your personal
note. am sorry 70 see you are disturbed by re-
marks made by some people. Your friends here
have entire confidence in you and the success OF
your labors. You can, think safely count on all
the assistance your estimates called for. inclose
5000 herewith. Keep up your courage. We are
bound to carry New YORK and to win the race.
Very truly, L. p. MORTON.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-28

THE East Tennessee, Virginia and GesrgiA
Airline, which includes the Memphis and
Charleston railroad as a leased line, is now
owned or controlled by jay Gould.
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JAMES W. PoE, popular speaker, who ia
as black as his namesake's raven, is about
starting on a lecturing tour through the
South, to talk about "The CoIored Vote in
1894D
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ANEGRo delegate named Davis had seat
in the Ohio Democratic Convention on Thurs
day last, and took part in the proceedings
He was heard from by voice and vote.
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BLAINE will leave bis book long enough to
stump Ohio. he realizes the emergency on
the grand old PARTY" of whisky thieves and
Shareholders.
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ANtue.I,cb gi,e a, omaha

OMAHA, NIB June 27-The signal office
at this city, after reporting a fall OF one inch
in the Missouri rIver Monday, records rise
of seven inches Tuesdsy, snd nine inches up
| TO noon TODAY
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Doors and gloves tina e., and pretty
handkerchief" answered a French woman
when challenged to name three essentials Of
an elegant costume.
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Floods "a Michigan.

DETROIT, June 27.-Heavy rains the past
few days have caused extensive floods 10 this
Stste, especially the western part. All rail-
roads arc suffering from extensive washc uts
of bridges and culverts.
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PaD1shed to the Full Extent of the

PHILADELPHIA, June 27.-Dr. Isaac J..
Hathaway, in the cellar of whose residence
the remains of many infants were found
buried, was convicted OF having performed a
criminal surgical operation upon eervant-
girl in Apri', 1881, snd was sentenced 10 pay
foe OF $500 and undergo imprisonment for
seven years, the fullest extent of the las.
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THE mountain districts of this State and
of North Carolina will shortly be covered
with RAILROADS for the development Of the
c1al and iron fields.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-28

THE Sunday Sun has an editorial with the
brief but emphatic heading, "Hel," in which
Dana gives, OF course, his own experience.
He's been there several times.
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Elk Gov. HEsDRIoEs, Of Indiana, is said
to be about 20 follow the example of Mr..
Blaine and write book, dealing with biz
political experiences.
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MARION, MAss.-Dr. s. N. Ruggles Gays:
Il recommend Brown Iron Bitters as q
valued tonic for enriching the blood and re-
moving all dyspeptc symptoms. 1t does NOT
hurt the teeth"
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SENATOR LAFAYETTE, of France, the last
Of hi. illuslrious line, is said to be broken in
floor fat
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IT is predicted that 'hs purchasing power
Of seventy five cents will the coming fall
be equal to that OF ST. now. Good news
for lAborers and mechanic.
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NAsHvILLE, June 27.-The Tennessee
Press Association will meet here tomorrow
Ga Saturday il will leave for Mexico tia
Memnhis
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INDICATIONS.

For Tennessee and The OHIO Valley, eighty
warmer far ueather, preceded in the upper Ohio
Valley BY calrains, light VaTiabte minds, station
erQ OF hiaher barometer.
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The cholera in Egypt and the yellow
fever in Vera Cruz and Havana will keep
the sanitsrians and quarantinists on the qui
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CAREY, the Dublin informer, is afraid for
his life. He ought to go and do as the boss
informer Judas Iscariot did.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-28

The question in Mississippi still lie, What
one Of the Justices OF the Supreme Court
asked for that railroad pass?
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Ladies' and gen,s' wearing apparel cleaned
or dyed an color. Ostrich plumes, ETC.,
lace curtains cleaned By L. Riegel. IS Jeffer-
son street.
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Information has been received at the War
Department that Maj. Nickersen sailed for
Europe June 18th.
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JOHN SHERMAN for Pf@sIdent, and Stephen
W. Dorsey for Vice-President, Is the Repub-
lican ticket for 1884
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A BAD tsste 10 the mouth means bilious
attscs. Samaritan NervIne is the cure.
"For thirteen yesrs Ihsd dyspepsis." wrote
Johu Albright, Of Columbus, o. "Samari-
tan Nervine cured me-" Druggists all keep
IL 81 30
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ALL the rivers are running out and the
food panic is subsidiDg.
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THE New York Herald says Senator Vest
is going TO Yellowstone Park to take lessons
in spoutiug from the geysers.
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Trustees Sale.

ON THURSDAY, 2STH DAY OF JUNE 1888,
" will sell, for cash, to the highest bidder, one
Sawmil, including one 40horse-power stationary
engine one boiler carriage and fixtures same be-
ing near Cypress creek, on McNairy's land, Shelby
county. Sale to take place at mill. sell as trus
tee, under Deed Chattel Book %, psge 49,
l.. B. MCFARLAND Trustee
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steam Dyeing and Cleaning.

FRONT ROYAL Va.--Dr. G. H. Hill, says:
"Brown's Iron Bitters seem to give general
satisfaction. l recon mend il strongly"
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THE people in the lowlands are safe.
There will not be food this sramer.
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POLK's CASE.

or other destinations 10 Lower California may
also be forwarded in this exchange if spe-
cially addressed 10 go 10 San Diego, Cal.
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SPORTING NEWS.

Postponed ON Account OF Rain.
BRIGHTON BEACH, June 27.-The races
intended Tor TO day we're postponed on ac-
count Of the rain.
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EIoYds lses,auranr.

Coolest plsce in the city, nicely ventilated
everything in tip top style.
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LOONEY-At Bon Aqua Springs. Wednesday
morning June y, 1888, RUeH WHEATLKx infant
son OF & r Looney, Jr and wife. Mary Williams.
Funeral services by the Rev. n. NJ Long, at their
residence, No. SIS Georgia street. this tTHURs-
DAY. morning at 10 O'Clock.
FEATHERsToN-Nesr Forrest City, Ark, June
a, 1883. of pneumonia, Rls1cK FnArHkzsros. son
of Lewis Featherston.
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OTTAWA, In.-Dr. T. A. Snurr Gays;
Browns Iron Bitters give entire satisfaction
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


Peabody Hotel.
C. B. GALLOWAY & CO PR DIRECTORS
Rates-s2 So, s. and 81 per day, according to
size and location of room.
Table Board $50 per month.
Getty, Ark WP Fleming, Tenn
w Wilbourn, Ark Emonson. Pa
W Culver, Miss II Ruke, Ill
johnson, Miss WI johnson, Miss
Mrs Sholars, La WD Culver Miss
l. Lowering &s Mo NJ Abrams NY
Lesdley, NY BF Hicks, NY
K Hoskins, KY A Graft, Miss
W Dunlap Ga.
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PaUPER IMMIGRATION.
THE CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN SECRETARY
FoLGER AND COLLECTOR ROBERTSON.

THE CORRESPONDENTS BETWEEN cEChEtAhf
FoLGER AND COLLECTOR ROBERTSON.
WASHINGTON, June 27.-The following is
a copy of the correspondence conducted by
telegraph between the Secretary OF the
Treasury and the Collector of Cuslems, 10
regard - pauper immigration:
NEW YORK, June g. 1883.
To the Hon. Charles ]. Folger, Secretary OF the
Treasury:
The Commissioners of Immigration notify me
of the arrival here, by the steamer Furnessia
(sfLer they are landed) of sixtysix families from
Ireland. The Commissioners do not certify in the
language of law that the immigrants unable to
take care of themselves: but they are from poor
houses, their passage paid by the British govern
ment and neatly ali heads of families furnished
with drs fits for small amounts. The persons hay
ing been landed, please instruct me what action,
If any, shall take under the law. The immi-
grants are being detained by the Commissioners.
w. II. ROBERTSON, COllector.
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F0LGER's ANSWER
TREAsURY DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, June &c, 1888.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, June &c, 1888.
To the Collector OF Customs of New York:
Though it is inferable from the report of the
Commissioners that the immigrants spoken of in
your telegram to-day are yitnin the purview of
ction 2 OF the act of 1882 the section gives you
jurisdiction only when the omnissioners report
a conclusion, as wen as the facts Refer the case
back to them for their judgment whether these
persons are unable to care for themselves without
becoming public charge. II the Commissioners
report Sftirmatvely, put the persons back uponsthe
vessel and do not permit them to land If mega
lively, or II they decline to req )rt conclusion
let tue immigrants depart.
CHAS. J. FOLGER, Secretary.
Secretary Folger said in speakiug on this
subject, that the act of August, 1882, provides
thai the Secretary of the Treasury may enter
iuto a contract with State commissions, or
boards, to &c signed by the Governor OF the
State, and put upon the body go chosen the
duty OF examining into the coalition of pas
sengers AIrivi lg by sea. The Governor of
New York h, designated Commissioners of
Immigration 1T the port of New York to act
in that capacity for the State of New York,
and arrangements have been made with
them to execute the law. They have been
instructed in case they find an immigrant,un.
able to take care of himself without being
public charge 10 report the same in writing
to the Collector Of Customs, and such person
will not be permitted TO land.
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TUFTS
Pills
A DlsoRpERED LIVER
40 TIE nAA NE

A DIsoRDERED LIVER
70 THE BANE
Of the present generation. IL is for the
Cure Of this disease and its attendants,
SICK-HKADACHE, EIL16USNEsS, DYs-
PEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, PILES, etc., that
TUFTS Pills have gained 9 world-wide
Reputation. no Remedy has ever been
disoovered Chat eets % lently on the
digestive organs, diving them vigor 70 a.
simulate food. As 9 natural result, the
Nervous System e Braoed, Che Muscles
are Developed, and the Body Robust.
CIad110 and Fever.
e. RIVAL, Q Planter as Bayou 1are, La. says:
Ny plantation - IN o mAlartAl district. For
several years could not mako half o crop on
account Of bilious diseeseo and chills- was
nearly disoouraged when began the use Of
TUFTS PILLS. The result was marvellous:
my laborsrs soon became hearty and robust,
and have bad no further 0oHnae.
They relieve nhe engaRUe1 Lkvsr, eleanss
the Blo0a frOn pO1Do1oO humors, ana
eause the bowels 90 ~ naturally, with
cut which No one can feel well.
Try this rsAs1y nAirly, md yeu win gaia
n healthy DAgss1Aoa, vkGoro1s BODY. Fure
BloOd, 1tro1g Neryes, nd Sound Liver
Price. 3BCsn3s. Onss, % Hurry r.. n. Y.
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New Clarendon Hotel.
Gaafonss Hotel.

European plan. Enlarged, and refurnished
Prices according TO size and location of rooms.
II RINGHA IA
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POETRY.
The Old Chnrchyard.

Breathe soft and low. O whispering wind,
Above the tangled grasses deep.
Where those who loved me long ago
Forgot the world and fell llaSleep.
No towering shaft, or sculptured urn,
Or mausOleum's empty pride,
Tells to the curious paSSer-by
Their virtues, or the time they died.
| count the old. familiar names,
O'ergrown with moss and lichen gray,
Where tangled brier and creeping vine
Across the crumbling tablets stray,
The summer is soft and blue;
The birds still sing the sweet old strain;
But something from the summertime
Is gone, that will not come again.
So many voices have been hushed-
So many songs have ceased for aye
So many hands 1 used to touch
Are folded over hearts of clay.
The mOsSy world recedeS from me
cease to hear its praise or blame;
The mossy marbles echo back
No hollow sound of empty fame.
/ only know that, calm and still,
They sleep beyond life's woe and wall.
Beyond the fleet of sailing clouds, ,
Beyond the shadow of the vale;
only feel that. tired and worn,
l halt upon the highway bare,
And gaze with yearning eyes beyond
To fields that shine supremely fair
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