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WICKED FOR CLERGYMEN.
Beeiington, Barber county. W. Va.

WICKED FOR CLERGYMEN.
al believe IL to be all wrong and even wicked for
clergymen or other public men 10 be led inio Civ
ing testimonials toquack doctors or patent medi-
zines, but when really meritorious article. COM
posed of valuable remedies known to all, and that
all physicians use and trust I'm daily, we should
freely commend II. | therefore cheerfuly and
heartily commend Hop Bitters for the good they
have done me and nay friends, firmly believing
they have no Equal for family will not be
without them.n Rev. Il. R,
Washington. ID. G..
good Baptist clergyman Of Bergen, y. v, a
strong temperance man, suffered with kidney trout
BILE, neuralgia, and dizziness almost to blindness
over two years after he was advised that Hop Bit
tiers would cure him. because he WAS afraid Of and
prejudiced against the word bitters.r since his
cure he says none need fear but trust In Hop Bit
tiers.
My wife and daughter were made healthy by the
use Of Hop Bitters, and recommend them TO my
people.-Methodist Clergyman, Mexico, NY.
l had severe attacks OF gravel and kidney trou-
BILE; was unable TO get any medicine or doctor to
cure me until l used Hon Bittcrs, and they cured
me In a short time.-A distinguished lawyer aud
temperance orator Of Wayne county, MY.
fmy l-Tu, Th(w)&saIml
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M FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH (Grace above shafer,-Rey. PEYToN IL.
HoGE pastor.-Serviccs at IL A. NJ. and L. NJ.
Seats free. Public cordially invited.
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NTTRINITY METHODIST CHURCI

tcorner of Broad and Twentieth streets)-Rev. D.
WILEY BLEDsoE, pastor.-Services at III "A. NJ
and J.. VI. At night tie pastor Will deliver the
sixth of the series of lectures the Lords Prayer
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OFFICE JELLowAY Mt. a. AssocIArIoS,l
JBLLowAY, o., March Is, 1857.
Hop Bitters Manufacturing Company
/ have been using your Hop Bitteis and find
them what you recommend them TO be for kidney
disease-yiz., superior to all others.
j. l.. HILDERBRAND.
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srIprsHLL, ND, November IS, 1851.

srIppsHrLL, md. November IS. 1851.
no.r sirs: I have read 80 much about Hop bit-
tiers. and always being afflicted with neura'sls'
weakness. diseased stomach. never having mse"
hath. ! tried a couple bottles; II has saIenF"-
ened and helped me more than any medicine W
doctor am now on my third bottie' anu az.
thankful that IL has helped me. wiz AVIS ."
that are afflicted to give {. a trial. LUCY VAIL
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Married, In washington, on xp rcc,or. Re- M
,he Metropolitan church bXseaE FSsY i;,cS
X. d. iIuntley. Mr.. a. B 10pEL. o. xvs. hur
ton, ID. g., daughter Of Lewis W. o"ld' ESQ.
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G5- MONUMENTAL CHURCH-Rev.
y. q. ARMSTRONG, ID. D.-Divine service IN th's
church TOMORROW at IL A. N. and 7. NJ.

1T PARK-PLACE MET II ODlST
CHURCH (west Franklin street)-Scrvices: ii
\. NJ, Rev. A. G. wARDLAw-subra. Inc
Pledge Of Gods Love Is the vicariouI Death Oh
Christi; T.. NJ. Rev. JOHN HASNoS, ID. D.
subject, The Relation OF the Ministry OF The
Ranflst to Jesus
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AMUSEMENTS.

DICHMOND THEATRE--MATINEE
IL % =. NJ, EVENING At S.-The eminent Co
mediiul, Mr.. JOHN f.. lNCE. In his original crea-
ton, PROFESSOR JEREMIAH GIMCRACK. III.
D.. ID. d. 3. ID. ID. \. G., supported by the charm
ing actress and vocalist. Miss LlSETTA ELLANl,
and carefully selected company consolidatedintO
the most ridiculously funny. extremely laughable.
thoroughly innocent. chalningly musical. and
most enjoyable two act musical comedy, entitled,
FUN IN A BOARDING-SCHOOf.. my 12-ltF
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nrBRoAD-sTREET METHODIST

CHURCH (corner Broad and Tenth streets).-Rey.
A. &. BLEDsoE, pastor, will preach at III a. NJ.
and at Sis =. NJ. Subject at night "How God
Repents.- Public cordially invited.
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~ryION-sTATION METHODIST

CHURCH (corner Twenty-fourth and N strcefsl.
Rev. If. c. CHEATHAM, pastcr.-Preaching at IL
A. NJ. and p. M.-Subject I'm the morning. ;" Ihe
Kingdom OF God-lts sovereigns, Subjects ana
Triumphsr
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GO0D NEWS.-THE UNDERSIGNED
~ viii allow discount OF go PER CENT. ON
ALL GOODS PURCHASED FROM THIS DATE
ms living itup temporarily. Such an opportunity
e. :scuir berentns Ii seldom offered, ful line or
CHINA. GLASS, TINWAnE, TABLE OUT
Ill., WALLACE.
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VERTIGO. DIZZINESS. AND BLINDNESS.

OFFICE UTICA MORNING HERALD.}
UTICA. February If, 1882.
Ihaye been troubled with vertigo since last july
and have suffered greatly every night after any
considerable exertion from dizziness aud blind
ness. / tried two bottles Ct Hop Bitters. and since
then have been entirely relieved.
Respectfully yours, j. }. FLANAGAN.
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nj CENTENARY NJ EFT III ODIST
CHURCH (south side OF Grace street between
Fourth and Fifth strects).--Services at IL a. M'
and s:15 p. NJ, conducted by the pastor, Kew. r.
A. PETERSON. Seats free.
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III SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
(corner Main and sixth strcetsl.-Rev. W. W.
LANDRuM will preach on SUNDAY at IL A. VI.
and L. NJ. 2t
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CIRsT EXCURSION OF THE SEASON

HAMPTON, VA,
BY CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY,
leaving Richmond from Chesapeake and Ohio
depot SUNDAY MORNING.: May 18th, at 8
NIGHT ut o'clock.
~ Fare Tor the Round Trip: Hampton, $l.75;
Special coaches for colored people.
Tickets Tor sale by the committee; r. r. Tbomp-
son. corner Fifteenth aad Main streets; II. 4.
uain' my6-5t
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III BEACH-STREET b A p L 5 I
CHURCH corner Main and Beach strcetsl.-Rev.
WI sIuPMAS will preach at IL o'clock A. NJ and
O'Clock +. VI. SUNDAY. All are welcome.
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NJ THE BAPTIST sun ID A Y
SCHOOL ASSOCIATION OF RICHMOND AND
MANCHESTER will hold It's monthly meeting
at Pine.Sf Baptist church SUNDAY AFTER
NOON at A. O'Clock.
ROBERT A. GARY, Secretary.
William ElysOn President.
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IA E-STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH corner Grace aud Foushee streets).-
Rev. l.. J. HUFF viii preich at ii O'Clock A. VI.
End at o'clock =. NJ. on SUNDAY.
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MT TAKE NOTICE THAT W
.,,all this week offer the BEST BARGAINS o. 'ns
season. levi ~ -. .,,eets.
my5 corner OF s'a'n a' -
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HEAR THE WITNESSES.
Saved from a norribIe De,,h

'SNVN iIoui bofilDle Death,
Up TO May last had spent ut least tive HIM
dred dollars for treatment bv many OF tho best
medical men, without any benefit. | suffered
excruciatingly, and all my best friends ndylsed
me that the Icy hand OF death was FAST an
preaching, l caught At s, h. s like a drowpins
man alta straw. After taking two bottles !
could feel y change for the better Tho sore,
began to discharge freely, aud the Rheumatism
10 abate, When had taken six bottles eyer
sore had healed, and my skin began 10 assuut
a natural appearance persisted until had
Aken twelve battles large size, aud THEsE n
NOT A SYMPTOM OF TuE DISFAaF mr.
MAlNlNG, and feel MS well US / ever ala. /
nave gained twenty zone pounds I'm flesh ana
my friends wonder Ut my improved condition
! have recommended tito many. aud In ever,
lnsta nee with complete success | bentyp tina
3 ), has saved me from horrible death
G. II. SMILEY, Quincy, I'M
AN sure that swlf's Specific saved NV lifo
was terribly poi oned vi Il Malaria. ana Wni
given up TO die swiits sropGe relieved me
promptly aud ertrely. / thiuk Il IL the pre,i
est remedy Of the age, G. q. SPENCER
Slp'l Gas Works, Rome Ga.
Whto for A.coly OF the little Book-hoe
NEei 600 Reward will be paid 10 an,
chemist who will find, on analysis OF 100 bottlat
OF ,. :, b., one particle Of Mercury, lodldt
Potassium OF any Mineral substance
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co,
brewer B Atlanta Ga
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nDTEIl THINE.

Some ten yeats ago. whicatthe Reed house,
Eric. Pa. was. taken sict vita the spotted
fever and was very low my back and spine
scented tobe antottl,Witl touihl, ruius Zoe k.d.
ueys aud back For fourteen days ! laid, aud
could hardly stir and ,ultrc the most Intense
agony imaginable. Ny feet and limbs were
boat,d, my water was very unnatural, deep,
nd color aud bricLdus deposit and l was
fast losing strength aud vitality. The doctors
treated me- but with no benefit and used many
tsrentmcdicines hathad been recommended.
None OF them did me any good until used
Hunts Remedy, as my attention was called to he
case Of Hon. Joshua Tulhill. OF East saeinlw
Mich. simllarcase to mi nc, he being cured OF a
severe case Of Brigh 5 dhca,c. purchased q
bottle. and used Il according to directions.
began to gaia Ia strength my wa'cf became
more natural; the be pains IN the ack and
loius we've removed the swelling, " my limbs
wen, down. continued the use of the medicine
until Ihad used In al I've Gl bottles, and It has
bulltmcup an completely cured me and am ss
sound and healthy as my man OF forty-cight
vesrs ofaee and can altendt tony business every
day. have recommended II ms Remedy 10
many ofmy friends here In buffalo, AMI 10 has
prnyed a. in my case success with thyn NIL
Gratefully yours CllARLESL WEab
tit House Buffalo, n. y.
JUNE 10. iSS9. Z,
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I.IVEKluUl
r,rrnN rnrlnIIr. rn0M nALIAs.

To 81. Louis, per ualc' 800 -, -, NM.
lCSj'717 bales. These day les, year IL was
ila9iS an tNcts, OF 252t@ laes ....,,,.,.
nssdstrrctS saws there are ,gi cotton .ptoluc'
ing counties I'm the sol W lhrse W. na N.Y.
previously indicated o., gtVSM s Nv az, only we
undertake to r,t reports. Thel llOrc. otA ul,.
mnri,ed below ZONE from OBJ uuNrs, Or ~
ayt rare of about - replies per ciun y ~
counties reported com rise W per oeh, W wy .,
cotton gro siug region nv aSpV's ,,,rrJ tre
A dronih ,caicel, less hurttil taan thNs
ofiSSi, when an exptcCd big crop Wm ou'
down 10 a l56. 90 bales, It's 100 sonu W
ptot reports indiCating apptoNnMn s.eaih.
tual outlurn Of the crop IN pa,Ss, ~ ~ nicS
hg will have much Influence as fegarus lhe
ultimate Well. GENERALLY the plaut mas uev ,,,
s,ininTc3 nv the efoulh thata top crop h3G.
Of Inc auestop but with laNota9,o
w v,,Sa,s; IA localities. About z per
Con, u, The rcn,ies make the weather bal 10,
Inc mrnth. whilr tut npu ceut Icpo' " ,sa
wenther In the August report utn i1,u, Ivy ,een
prospects for average crop, w, WI, ,eno'
ihst ~ per cent Of thr cattspou,"I nniv IA ner
Iad while I'm the August repolt Vhg /" ~ ~
csn, ,,aac ,be outlook on, A monh ego lne
possib,iitv of favorable weather unu v ,.n'.,
au.nt revival OF the plant heu 70 w ". ~
INFO account In Judging o. lhe L,' NY sss her
average yield. A onih Nt...Its No damage in
acten. Hence the relatively greater iSii'"s U"
ficS,ns 10 oil Of the cotton stat, WIZ W. VA
haps the exception Of Iennessev sn ,,,h n,fthsf
where Il Il only Just beglnnluk. ayins 4 the
advanced than IN average yta's, oN,hk ,h,is
d,c,,h ,,hich ,reva allied over nearly thc WIZ
oi nv c,,on Mi, can,lng the crop TO rpen sn =
open pIema,ureiy 81 'u'd ,hs " VA, gii an ~,
III nc favorable for uicktg II Is ~ Wy ,ict,d nv
Nov ,ny ist some sections beipg nearly h1'
ishpd aire.tv
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camocr sold for 97k, a falling on Of from y to
! cent. Corn for October brought a. !, a los Of
a. ana December i5h, decline OF Is The re.
cetpts OF gain Ia. day wa, wheat b SIS, corn
go 9S} oats III LIS This CORE pOnding
day lastyear they weleW wheat l22 72j corn 81. :
rs oats 80 SIS. rhe shpmynts to-day were
wheat $3.50, corn SS,77i cas- l2O5S The
same day last year they were wheat lO7 1876. corn
lAl P.5, oats 1859. Provisions dropped TO day
nearly as much as tneY advanced Yesterday.
october pork Ostd at 1915, a
decline OF 81 - cents uecember lost 20 cents
and brought 10 so bid, 10 55 asked October
land fell of l7l-2 cents and sold Tor 10 while
December closed l'2 lower and bought
81 l.2
In ST L0ns wheat was shade higher for
October bringing loo 4, an advance ot IL
cent while November ost from lis 10 ! l.
aud was quoted % bid, !. o. is asked Corn
for October closed at 40 is bid. which was is
below what II sold tor lass evening. November
GO was cent llwer aud sold Tor T. Sd
Oats for DC Ober was Ia higher and braus 1t
70 l-l, while November was stH1y NJ -, the
same prise as last evening
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FUTURES.

TurRs vas a better feeling All s' Sa5S wa,
wotld In cotton fuiuies w,usI L., ,v,nlng. and
,roin 70 loaD's ',esty sacs were largrt thsn
on v any o.her day duhn tine week r SsT V an
leans thore was an advance OF ~ ,,hl wv MI h
all months with the ex epuon OF a. "a nsfot~ In
was II points better lhin w., Ned. being ON
ssi u IA The nearer moth. ,hgN wv, s, ,S
Rreaet gaina There NerV Nv
Galveston =, ..t,t,ns-wheat f.
Chicago Produce and I o,i.hi"aso octstsf
su,,a ap " nsx SP on decline Of ~ a1d W.
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A UArrNIN's CDMpLAlNr.

Having been trouble I for number Of years
with weakness OF the kidney AMI bladder, /
used a number o. medi lies for the complaint
but they did not seem d do me any good, /
was reading notice of'lIluts Il mciy Of iti
wonderful success, aud l.purcha'1d bottle at
Steven drug store, us'd % according 20 duca
lions, aud / ouad n grga, benefit from &c.
have ouli u,ei $50 bottles, aad lean lri'yisRy
thai itisal that So recommended for kidney.
liver and bladder affections, aai can rscon-
mend it to the public as such.
Cipuu GEORGE BLNCkuAF,
with the Union Steamboat CJ., 80 Mlu sycc.
Buffalo, s. Y.
JUNE Oh. lsS.
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IT IMPROVES me QUALITY OF


The HooiaU3 ruri .u.sit. and iathcrc-
flroa mo iHrigUrgttuul cOrrcciiro
inclsrs ofall cliroljr Haiddtcs which
are associated with uu iMpJUUsuIn
trTEOt the BLOOD Those all yiglt
tJihorcgulatlng ANA uourIshiueprou-
Or,Iusot lts great GOOD tonic elements
twmreus1toH fur thn loss 81 ritrlifur
induced hy tlltsfufp f'1H. CufdrIh or
bronchial and Throat affections. Ne
tW t.dU Feminine NtbiliiB ana
reimburse Tho icHUic physique Tor
ttUsN losses Of rifuiW accompany
ing complaints peculiar % hs SER
ifpAers nursing ihuir own children,
and delicate W0uiri4 who CApCc. 10
become mothers unl bring up rig1r-
OiN rhildrrit BhOullly all means usp
&c. ~ trW restore sufferers Prone
MrHtti or Nervous I'rosira fioH ar.5-
ing from OrcF-trort, Erccsscs or
groirncfrd Discuss. ~ trNi rWTu
Drunkenness and tho Opium Habit
for n4 the appetite grows healthicr
aud digestion moro vigorous through
tho use Of this Tonic. tho unnatural
craving dies away until totally OK
tlnct. n slightly bcHcIicidi it LireT
Complaints. MdldriH Icrcr. and
All MaiGridl Dlscasci and Tor tho
facilitating effects Of Fcrcr Of dnU
Eind Il has no equal. ~ repairs
trasie. Improves Digestion aud ip-
Hsiitc, aud AFFORDS tho Dvspcptlo In
vaiid an easily aSsimiidble article
Of food, and ~ An pleasant In the tasto
that tho most sensitive palate viii not
reject n.
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June 10 lSS'
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DALLAS ExcHANaElxD swiR.
COTTOS.

THE fire yesterday disorganised everything
at the cotton yards, and II was inpCsslbl' 10 as
certain the receipts. The wagon yards are
filed with wagons If m the county losded
with cotton, when wilbe held until llonday
There was an lvBuge to-day Nt all me cOupu
centers In the country and Europe. Llve'uool
went una sixteenth for middling orleans. View
York advanced sixteenth, and New orleans
an eighth. There were no reports received ~
the Exchange rem Galveston trs. Louis. ln
thus city prices are unchanged. rms anu
iabrcs IN Manchester were finn. bui no.
quo,aby higher
To-pAY's QUOTATIONS.
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rh- oh. tuuhHf uAN Avn Vh thANtN.
has pNic as DIS agents iot On slato oi Toras,c
teu bis pevcr.tailipr rsmedy. "Natu.e's Comm
biA Restorative Or Nitalgcr" An Affected vliA
nervous debility, loAS o., manhood auc Az ~
cred q Sc iss should a. occe procure h,s clr,-nls
Iom which % learn The cause OF tho lisaHs
above eauupol then al dAee 60 rfuahYe iTun
us or THO gn us by your dfrsgistur y VNatvs,
me ntvei 'ailtng rcmeiy
C0oWouS, BALDWIN & WILLIAMS,
Nhc'e>ae Oiuc.i X. f4''pK. "ssaA
BY retail a. aoweiiN Gr.ts-ntI. 4. MtuiatnN
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Ceo1l.

,,,o Al. WHOM irMkY c1ScERN-.rnE
me nnirsr, Of nui tuuniy arc united ,h
N,fsru,itaiinn 10 tupprlss he tuhlt
h. ,tt',, ,,irfl In our city, To accomplish
hi,c,d ttrnr Nacome necessary - p,,o,cu
we " - i. trfnaigitn establish By connie
49, ", isnce he ruill II AL Who ma gemble
nc Who frcuue-t Fsming hous tax
Lel lhV-o WV CHAR RS " CLINT
heeu,, County Atlerhsy,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-04-02
UnprOVOked Murder.

FORTRESS MONROE, April "a
brutal murder occurred last night in
the bar room Of the Barnes Hotel at
Hampton, Virginia. Thomas Phillips,
a quiet, inoffensive citizen, in passing
the hOtel,Was met by an old acquaint-
ance (P. joyce, who invited him TO
take a drink. Phillips refused to
drink, but accepted a cigar, and
while standing at the counter joyce
deliberately shot him through the
heart without provocation. After
the shooting Joyce placed the pistol
in Phillips pocket and fed. He was
arrested later and lodged in jail
Joyce is clerk in the National Sol
diers' Home Phillips leaves wife
and four children. Some fears were
entertained this morning that joyce
would be lynched. An extra guard
is on duty at the Jail,
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sunday Nights Di,Datcha.

Evansville, April River rising 3
inches per hour, with 20 feet 9.lO
inches on the gauge. Departed: COL
den Rule, New Orleans, Gam.
Cairo, April l.-Arrived: Oakland.
New Orleans, 6. Departed: Port
EadS, St. Louis, 5; Arkansas City,
New Orleans, 6; R. R Springer, New
Orleans, noon, Cons Millar, Memphis.
Ppm. River 20 feet 6 inches and
rising.
Wheeling, W. Va. April l.-River
10 feet 9 inches and rising. Showed
all day.
Louisville, April River rising
slowly, with II feet 5 inches in the
canal and 10 feet l inch in the chute
on the falls. Arrivals and departures:
Vint Shinkle, Cincinnati to Men: phis;
Thomas Sherlock, New Orleans to
CINCINNATI The Charles Morgan
arrived from Cincinnati and leaves for
New Orleans tomorrow.
st. Louis, April 1.-Arrived: TIE
Ny Choice and tow, from Cairo, and
Henry Frank, from New Orleans.
Departed: Grand Lake and tow, Cairo.
The river has fallen 3 inches, and is
now II feet Z inches by the gauge.
New Orleans, April l.-Arrived:
Wyoming, Cincinnati; Annie P. Sill.
yer, from st. Louis, due down to.
night.
Vicksburg, April River rose
inches. Departed: U. P. Sohenck,
Cincinnati, 8 am; Joseph Henry,
New Orleans, 4 pm.
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The GamhlinnR nm

BE it enacted by the General AS
sembly Of the State of Tennessee, that
from and alter the passage of this act
any person who shall keep room, hall
or house Tor the purpose of encourag.
ing or promoting, aiding or assisting
the playing OF any game of faro, keno.
three 'card-monte, mustang, red and
black, high ball roulette, twenty. one
or hazard, or who shall keep or exhibit
such gaming tables or operate the
same, either as owner or empIoye, and
upon conviction shall be deemed
guilty of a felony, aud shall be fined
not less than two hundrad dollars nor
more than five hundred dollars, and
Imprisonment in the State penitentiary
'ot less than one nor more than three
years.
Sec. 2. Be it further enacted. That
the change of name Of iny Of the
games enumerated herein shall not
prevent the conviction of any person
guilty ofviolating any ofthe provisions
Of this act.
Sec, 3. Re it further enacted, That
all laws and parts of laws in conflict
with this act be and the same are here.
by repealed.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-04-02

STATE Comptroller ?. I. i'ickard
announces the scholastic population
Of the State to be 549,l79, and the
school fund for the various counties
as amounting to s68 ,324,29. The az,
portionment of Shelby county is
S,4Ol q; Fayette county, $l.272.e5;
Hardeman county, 1888 50; Upton
county, $962.94; Dyer county, $742,73,
Haywood county, $l.OS6.S6. The
county Of Davidson has the largest
scholastic population, 27,563; Shelby
comes next with q ,339; then Maury,
l4,458i Rutherford, 1926; Giles, l3,
2Ol; Gibson, 1895; Knox, l1,277;
Madison, 1862; Williamson, l0.5O5;
Lincoln, 9528; Wilson, 9465; Mont>
gomery, 9263, and SO on down. The
county Of Lewis has scholastic pop
ulation Of only 1928, the smallest in the
Stata
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Wall Street.

New YoRK, April 2, IL am
The stock market opened irregular
but in the main shade lower, st. Paul
Minneapolis and Manitoba l per cen
lower. During the pat hour thu
market has been dull and weak and ,
II o'clock declined tat per cent, ltt
by Central Pacific, Illinois Central
however, dvanced 4 per cent and sub.
sequently lost per cent.
The wheat market is / to 90 better
andrfrm, hut quiet.
Government 5s extended, lOl; 4ls
llsa; Is, llsl; as, 1881; Pacific 6s Of
'95, 12s bid.
Money, BaT per cent; prime mer.
camille paper, aa7l per CENT bar sill.
yer, l16t. Exchange is steady at 81
for long, and s3i for sight.
Governments irregular, and extra
interest FOR 3s, Is coupon and exteDdt d
S.,
States, dull and without feature.
Railroad bonds are moderately
active and generally higher.
Stocks -ainea II O'clock stocks
were dull and firm, and an improve
ment Of TAG per cent took place