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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-19

Z IAI.h fIINI- II III !. = I.I'.'
HAMPSHIRE Gni Nfl. ". y A..
OPENS JUNE I-r. No fO'~. E1-y " across
from al point, OF ue compass. Having me
I.Ailf.E>T ~WIIfllFG POOL Df tAlLoN AL.D 1llN-
rutr WATER Iy ruL WORLD. Also. lkON
-pGfgG~ ~EtDsD 70 NDNE. Hair 20 Three quar-
frrs uf iu houc'a ride clrrilgc og noraenAckl a
SPLENDID WHITE >CLfUrr. 6NAND MOUNTAIN
SCENERY. SUMMER CLul ATE UNsrNPA>aED. a
CHARMING SUMMER HOME. Five iiiON fihE-
ESCAPES.
For medical and other testimony send for PAM
phlc..
Fine Band. good dshing aud boating
-av where yau -.iw fhis idt crtseiufui.
Water uud pam phiefs 20 l't 80 EiL- AADD u 90. .
and h.. " AGSER's. Richmond. Va.
my I3-tm ". IL. @At.E- Proprietor.
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MEETINGS.
.IRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE

VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE
The Board ~ Visitors viii meet at the Institute
iu annual -essiuu on 2TrH JiNF
Application. for Jdmi.-i ~ l- cadets viii De for
wgrdei 20 fhe superintendent 0n or before this
date. Vacancies for STATE CADET, viii exist
In be following senatorial districts.
VII-ALLFGHANN. ROTETOURT, BATH.
and ROCkBNlDGE.
W--HENANpOA Az Ind PAGE.
NUl-LOIISA. FREDEBlCkr rBl RB. &c.
XNlll--ALBEM RLE AMI GREENE.
NXlf-BEDFDRD.
XNlif-PATE-Ck,H HENRY.
NNNI-FRANklN.
NNVII-DINW WIDDIE. GREENSViLIE. NC.
NtNl-NORFOLh CITY, PRINCESS Ann.
AANli-tSLk OF WIGHT. NAN~iMOND.
NXXV-RICHMOND CITY.
XXXVI-kING GEORGE, WEsTMORELAND-
EC.
For information idd-as
FRANCIS II. SMITH,
NV l9-saTu6ThJe27 Superintendent.
NOTICE.-THE BOARD OF MAN.
y Ayers OF THE MALE ORPHAN So
CIFTN viii meet TODAY at lO \. NJ. AZ The
usual place. 90 take actiOa la regard to the death ~
I THOMAS ID. OUARLEs. who for many years was
among the most Jealous and active members ot
[ the Board.
I The Superintendent, Mr.. JOSEPH GILL. Is herc-
bv ordered 10 have an the orphans 10 the 'hrfstan
I church. corner seventh ana Grace strccts II , r.
/ NJ. fO attend the funeral
I,y order 0f the President.
ROBERT T.. RICHARDSON.
nv 1917 ,eerrtaFy-
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ADVERTISING CHEATS.

II has bccomc So common 70 write the begin
ming of an article In sn elegant. interesting man.
ucr
Then ran 20 into some advertisement that we
avoid an suca.
~And simply call attention 10 the merits of Hop
Bitiars In As plain, honest terms as possible
ITO induce people
"To give them one tIial, which 50 proves their
valuc That they viii never use anything else"
ruE REMEDY 60 nlvorabiy noticed IN al tho
papers,
Religious aud secular. is
~uavlnr large sale and Is supplanting all
other medicines.
There h no denying The virtues Of the Hon
plant. and the nropriciors Of Hon Bittors have
shown crest ,hrCwducss
And ability
~lu coinpoundinga medicine whose virtues are
50 naIrabie Co every ones observation
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Now. this Is an important qussoD, FOR without
pure aud wholesome blood there can be no perieei
health. and without good health life Is mere bur
den aud a waste. Forimpnre blood the best medi-
cine known is RoSAD AXIS. IL the great southern
tiine-triod and true remedy for cancer, scrofula'
liver complaints. weakness. hollis. tumors, SWELL
tnrs skin diseases malaria, and The thousand SIS
that come from impure blood.
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VOL. LXIII.
late Weather Renorf.
Snecial telegram 10 ne Dispatch.l I

T-T''I'II TfTI--IIIW % IIIV TT7T'IIITI'I
WASHINGTON, Nav l9-t i. M.-For the
Middle Atlantic States, warmer. fair wea-
ther. followed by local rams, winds mostly
southerlv. lower pressure.
For the South Atlantic States. warmer
fair weather. easterly shifting to southerlv
winds, stationary or lower pressure.
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Just received 10 Jackson's. 303 east Broad
street. chamher-~cts Of new and latest
shapes and decorations at low prices. Call
and see them.
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The question was asked the other day
why Montrose" whiskey was not adyer-
tlzed Is formerly. The reply was that II Is
so reasonable and fine that il sells Itself.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-19

rm FINEST MAYOSAIsE DaEssISG for all
kinds Of salads. cold meats. raw tomatoes, picked
salmon, cabbage.etc.. Is DUlxER's SALAD DRESS
made.
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The WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear, cool.
and pleasant.
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ri,o ALL WIOM IT ~ CONCERN.

Notice is hereby given hat have appointed my
husband. JOHN j. McOEORGf. my agent 10
eOndHc. the FEED BU,IN ESS in all It's branches,
In TIE city Of KichmOnd. with authority 10 DnY Tor
cash A. VIRGINIA MCGtORSE.
MAYg. 1883 my l0-2wf
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THE LARGEST LINE oF STRAW HATS In town
TO IL al. heads and pockets. al
JULIUS NRAKEn'S.
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FUgSITURE.

GEORGE p. STACY, 1905 ANDM
" 1907 MAIN STREET, has al The -
BEK FfTRNITIRE. The ANDREWS
FOLDING PARLoR-BED Is WONDER.
Call aud zee for YOURSELF steam Elevators TO
ell parts Of the house. ap zs-Sm
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~.
ON THIRTY DAYS TRIAL.
WE SEND DE-. DYES CELEBRATED
ELECTRO-vOLTAIC BELTS AND OTHER
ELECTRIC APPLIANCES
OF TRIAL FoH THIRTY DAYS,
TO MEN ONLY,
YOUNG OR NIDDLE-AGED'
who are suffering from NERVOUS DEBILITY,
LOST VITALITY. LACK OF NERVE FORCE
AND yfGOR, WASTING WEAKNESSES aud
ALI those diseases or a PERSONAL NATURE re-
suiting from ABUSES and OTHER CAUSES
SPECIFY relief aud complete restoration Of
HEALTH. vIGOR. AND MANHOOD GUARAN-
TEED. The grandest discovery Of the nineteenth
century send At once for illustrated pamphlet
~ ' VOLTAIC BELT COMPANY
sps.saIy Marshall, Mich.
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Y0u can find at Jackson, 3o3 east Broad
street. folding lap-boards. clothe>-hamper',
market and luuch-ba>ketS. whisk-brooms,
cruhbng-brtshes. s., &c.
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NHLBORO' SPRINGS.
vi OPEN JUNE lSr-
CLOSE NOVEMBER lsr.

SULPHUR. ALTM. AND CHALYBItTE
SPRINGS.
t',r ,.fr...lfr .uf general Information, li iirers
lARNOlL aANNfit
Alulhor1' ~prn-s Pc. -DHlce,
-. rr-r.. H--I ..lmlE Va.
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Is Ynrn Brnnp PrIr ?

A GOOD ISDIGO-BLUE SUIT tor :6.5o.a at
IVLIUs kRAKER's.
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PERSONAL.

NOTiCE.-AN persons indebted 10 Ihe
- estate Of THOMAS 4. GILES. deceased. are
requested 10 MAKE payment 70 me; and all bdFlhS
elalm- against H. 70 present them % me duls au-
tbeni.c tfcd. b. W. RICHARDSON.
Executor OF Thomas 7. Giles, deceased
my I T-.lcOd4WNWfW
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ANOTHER OLD HowITZER GoNE.-,Iames
II. French. late Of the Third Company
Richmond Uowitzcrs, died yesterday
morning, after q protTactcd illness. Mr.
French W., a true and gallant soldier. ever
ready % respond 70 the call OF his COM
mand. and never dere'ict in his duty.
Modest in his bearing, true in his friend
ship. firm in his convictions. he drew
around him a circle of friends who will
mourn his loss. His comrades will assem-
bic at his late residence. No. S02 west Cary
street. thi, morning at O'Clock to pay the
In.f lriLnfn of rn.ncct f0 his memory.
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llnBR.s I-LAND. ~. nm ONLY

< SEASIDE RESORT rs VIRGINIA.
The finest lud safest ~url-bWhiu-: ocean-v
Ch1un..- lui -iarh-ti li p. anl -nlpe-,hootlhs'
Hotel Physician Ir. P. s.. B. .IZUy sH.
TERMS: - per day. sl2 per week; sin per
month.
Route: From Old Po'ut hy steamer NOi 'hlmn-
tom fo tiiarrv-fuuc every Monday. wednesday nm
Friday. Tnt Baltimore aud Washington slctincfs
fnvrJ.f,1 o.. r. >pADi.
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Death of Thomas Delaware QuarIes.

Mr.. Thomas d. Quarles. one OF our most
esteemed citizens, died at his residence. on
Eighth street, at half-paSt / O'Clock yeStcr-
day morning. after an illness OF several
weeks. lie was born in King William
county, Va, IN 1906. and removed TO Rich
mOnd in his youth. where he had lived eyer
since. Early engaging in the dry-goOds
business, he was for many years a success
iul and prominent merchant, and had been
"a member successfully OF the firms Of
Quarles * Timberlake. Quarles Il Mcrwin.
Thomas y. Quarlcs, CrcnShaw, Quarle- AZ
Co.. and Thomas y. Quarles & sons.
Mr.. Quarles was public->pirited citi-
zen, and held many positions of trust in
the community. For half a century hc had
been an active member 0f the Christian
Church. and was ever distinguished tor his
blameless walk in life. ON the 6th OF De
cember. 1892. Mr.. Qulrles married Miss
Mary Ann Mosbv. and on the 9Th oi De-
cemher last they celebrated their golden
wedding. Mr.. Quarlc>'s wife and five sons
and two daughters (Jlrs. John :. Elicit and
Mis-, Lizzie Quares) survive him.
The deceased was = descendant OF Thomas
West, third Lord Delaware, colonial Gov
ernor OF Virginia, who landed at James
town June o. 1910.
Mr. Quarle-'- funeral viii take place This
afternoon at 800 o'clock from the SEVENTH
street Christian church. The Rev. J. L.
Tyler. now OF Augusta, ga, was, by the
DYING request Oi deceased. tclegraphed for
10 preach the funeral. and viii be here TO
discharge that melancholy duty.
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FpiscopaI sunday-SchooI Union.

Tlo annual ccltbT1liOn Of the TrOttstAhI
Fni.coprl Sunday-School Union will be
held af -. Paur~ church Sunday at 1870 T..
NJ Vb,r. wiIl Dee twO ten-minute address
o.. good singing. and various exercises OF
interest seat, have been arranged within
fbr rhanccl for visiting and city clergy.
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ruE RAWLEY SPRINGS.

L ROCKINGHAM COUNTY, VA
viii bo ouci Tor the reception of guf-l - Ne
I5rH. Professor ". p P-kAE'1 Hrlss tnh ~tiing
Band for Tie lawn auI nall-r0on. has been 'ns yea
for the -ei.ou of --3. TIE Table VIII ~ kitd ia
every respect. supplied from thc .irh Ftilty pi
Virginia The afr 1uTe, nilcins, ahh Neif ur1.
Riding. driving. bathing. i.hluE, bsliafds, len
pins. lawn-teuuls, archery, eic aie among tiie
ainusemeuts. ~,
A, IS remedy .n AnrIna, ~crot1a Nen.algias
Dvsrcu.la. liyor-Dtsei,r. mHladits peculiar 20
females. tad in cenfru for IA uls,ss,s caused ny
poverty of the bioa Or ieniiiy ~ uc nervous syS-
teIu. the isawley water b. nnriEal'g,i. ,.,
>. WATKINS LEE.
beltr raj Manager.
RATES oF BOARD: $3.50 pcr day. 80 per
week. $40 pee month -FOUR We 80. June ;ul4 0rt.-
tcmber: $50 fer month. daly a'-a august 4 hil-
dren under ~ and coinrrd rva!lis. iiAlt kAthn :
white .arvauts. according to accommodations
Apply Tor boaS ~iih particular, INV iN-tst
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TRINITY METHODIST CHuRCH.-The ser
yices nj this church on sunday next Will
be i'm recognition OF the -iNty-seYenth an
nivcr,arv % the sabbath school. The SER
vices in the morning viii consist OF sing
inc bv the school. assisted by the cornet
and orpan. and q sermon hy the pastor,
Rev. J. W ilev Bledsoe. suited to the occa-
-Ion. In the afternoon the anniversary
exercises will take place. and will consist
NJ SINGING. with instrumental accOmpani-
ment: history Of Trinity school from 1915
10 1Ss3 bv the superintendent; address by
the na,tor; recitations by scholars Of the
school. exercises bv the infant class; solos,
duets. and other interesting exercises.
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OPEN FROM JUNE TO NOVEMBER.

BATHS BTLLfARD~. FELEGRAPii-' FvSI-,
luI I. X sl'~~-lII. .I~.
GOOD LIVERY and FlSE BAND OF l-lC.
PamnHeis can be- obtained ~ PURCELL. LADD
& 60 syf.n keep 10 supply 10 Wat constantly N
laud g.. 3. fuhiutN.
,uv f--Itu Proprietor.
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sTwwER RESORTS.

LLEGIlANY SPRINGS. VIRGINIA.
1S A DYsPEPrlC WATER WITHOUT
RIVAL.
lsO0 FEET ABOVE TIE LEVEL OF THE
STA.
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UARM sULPuUR SPRINGS,
w BATH g.syNTN. VA
ARE NON OPEN.

-rn.. e,es, ,xagra ,uiphur bath ln he woSid,
pannii,ts ro b.. had of Purcell Ladd s '1-' az OF
u,e pfopssis"''' s', ~" JOHN Z. tUBANA.
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THE PUMPS PUMP.

The object Of the excursion was 10 show
everybody present that the new pumps are
a success also to suggest to the Council
not to begrudge the sum OF $1,000 now
needed TO pay up all outstanding bills.
The three wheels were found revolving
in splendid style. One was making %
revolutions per minute, one 10, and one 20
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.InrNrAIN.rnp HnFEL.

MOI NrALN-rOP 10 Eel,
vi BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAINS. VIRGINIA.
ON Che,areake and onto railway i3l miia, rom
Richalons, Va, Nili be opcnJINk lu, -ej. leie-
graph ana posi-ofiice. Aitoa depot, Va tor ieFhS>
&C.. tllircss untlt juno is1
HENRY l.. AAr>lf, Proprietor,
nv a-t,p charlottesville. VI.
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THE YoUNG sHAD


The fishery force nc hand was too small
10 get the casks down bin last enough. To
accelerate the work 4 number Of enthusi1S-
tic journalists. courcilmen. and other
statesmen formed line and passed the tins
along. They worked and looked Is coun-
nymen do who have constituted themselves
q buckcI brigade 10 put out house a-iire;
only here the vessels were empticd in, not
hlled from the stream.
According 10 the information derived by
our special artist On The pot from a num-
ber Of erudite gentlemen then and there
present, these young shad will linger up
there in the river till the fail, when they
will commence 10 migrate.
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The day was Is lovely as m Easter bon
net; the air rs bracing and inyigorating
as choicest champagne. and the fields and
woods respondent in richest yerdure.
Al Ninita the river makes long
"reach g" ; The stream feels the back-water
Of the dam and washes sandy shores. de-
scending (on The north side from high
hills. alongside which the railroad runs.
The James here, rs everywhere. is ''nO-
ble." but Yesterday il was in muddy
mood; not SO bad rs we have seen and
drunk it. but still TOO tawny to arouse q
poetic sentiment in its behalf.
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A RUN Up THE RIVER.
ONE MD HALF MILLIONS OF YOUNG
shiD PLACED ~ THE JAMES
RIVER Ar yIyITA.
oihcial Inspection of the New wheels
aud Pumps Of the city
Water Works.

The Council Committee on Water on. d.
Hargrovec chairman, with most Of the men,
berS OF the two branches Of the Council. sew
eral eX-mcmbers Of the same. the Mayor. the
CITY Engineer, and other city officers. and
feT special guests, Yesterday made m in
spection OF the new water-works. Along
with them went Colonel VI. Mcdonald.
United States Fish Commissioner: Major
/. Is. Ferguson, assistant; DR.. William
VI. Hudson, Fish Commissioner OF Com
necticut; Mr.. :. q. Brown. Smithsonian
institute, and several representatives OF the
northern and western press. and a nilmber
OF members Of the Virginia Fish and
Game Association. The Government car.
built for the use Of The Commissioner and
for the transportation Of fish. formed .
part OF the train, which left here about II
\. NJ, aud proceeded direct TO Bosher's
dam.
Colonel Mcdonald stopped at the dam TO
make minute examination Of the opera
ton OF his tsh-laddcr there, while nearly
all the others of the party went on to Vi
nita, six miles further up the river. TO VII
ness the distribution into our waters OF
about one and 4 half millions OF Young
shad.
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As 20 cLcrc the ,had 20: one gentleman
said with great confidence that they turned
north to the Arctic waters; another ASSERT
ed that they sought scmi-tropic waters.
Another tlted chat they kept in the neigh
b0rhood "a their native rivers. What ls
positively known is that in the spring hey
lppear earliest in the south. They come
into markets ahead OF the strawberry; and
Nature provides that the people who get
the earliest Strawberries also get the earliest
~had not meaning, however, TO class The
strawberry us a marine animal. though the
fact that he is often seen in saloons floating
in chalky liquid might deceive some un-
ob,ervant persons on that point
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-02-17
LOCAL NOTICES.

ASK any grocer for Deans best Rio aud
Java mixed coffee.
TELEPHONE your orders for plumbing TO
J. A. Bailey's, 295 Second street.
Capt. Milt Harry wants $500 telegraph
poles, as can be seen from his advertisement
in another column.
We will manufacture any old gold you
have into rings, medals, etc, to order J. N
Milford & Co., 1888 Main.
Mr.. F. L. WIeaINs, representing Zers
Semop, the ventrilcquist, is in the city, CON-
pleting arrangements for the appearance OF
that party.
MARTIN COHEN, the halter, lett last night
for the East TO purchase new spring stock
OF hats When he returns look out for q
nobby line of fashionable styles.
The CelIuloid Eye. Glasses have stood the
test, and the thousands who now wear them
pronounce them the best. For sale by all
leading jewellers and opticians.
NINE. LOUIS will begin her spring school
March 9Th, by request, at SIS per month
twelvs lessons; remsin two months. All
wishing to join will enter at once.
CONGREGATIONAL meeting will be held
in the Second Presbyterian church on Sun.
day morning next, when it is hoped that all
members OF the church and congregation
will be present, as m alters OF importance are
to be considered.
C. L. CASTOR has purchased the exclusive
right TO manufacture, sell and use in Mem
phis the famous 6re-proof paint that hal
been 30 severely tested here. Mr.. CASTOR il
prepared TO give prompt attention to orders
for roofing, also TO sell the paint, which has
been conclusively shown TO resist fire and the
weather.
The Society of the Red Cross OF Geneva
A meeting OF this society, iu behalf of the
sufferers along the Ohio river, is hereby
called, 10 be held at the Office of Greene 4
Beasley, Is Madison street, on Saturday
night at z 80 o'clock. Members are urgently
requested to attend.
JIM. HEATING, President.
J.E BEAsLEY, Secretary.
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and the same, together with all future collec-
tons of said tax. hereby devoted and appro-
priated to the exclusive purpose of paying the iu-
terestsof the compromise bonds of said Taxing
District in such manner As may be provided by
Law, and to such expenses as may have been IN
Cured by the Taxing District in efscung COM
promise settlement with the CREDITOR
Sec. 4. Be It further enacted, That this act shall
take effect from and after its passage, the public
welfare recurring IL.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-02-17
ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.


CAIRO, February 16.-Night-River As feet
8 inches, and rising. Weather-raining;
thermometer, $50. Arrived: Ohio, Memphis,
6 pm.
VIcKsBURG, February 10.-River risen II
inches. Weather very warm all day; to night
a strong north wind began blowing. No ar
rivals or departures.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-02-17
The PeopIe,s WORLD. Wide Yerdict.

Burnett's Cocaine has been sold in every
civilized country, and the public have rem
dered the verdict that it is the cheapest and
best hair dressing N The World
BuRNErT's FLAvoRING EXTRACTS are in
variably acknowledged the purert and the
best.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-02-17
As Prepared by the Committee for the
Approval Of the B0ndholders
Residing Elsewhere.
The Memphis Creditors Express Their
Approval Them Probability Of
Their Acceptance.

Other ciizans holding claims should call
on one Of the committee or on II. NJ. James
to-day and signify their acceptance. The
COMMITTEES is composed of n. T. Elicit, VIM.
NJ. Sneed and VIM. NJ. Harrington. They
leave tonight fer the North 10 confer with
the foreign creditors.
The following are the bills prepared by
Mr.. Geo. B. Peters, which are necessary to
effect the compromise proposed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-02-17

1867 Prizes, amounting to.........s2 65, SEQ
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. Send orders by Express or Regis.
tered Letter, or Money Order, addressed only to
". A. DAUPHE, New Orleans, La, or
N. A. DAUPHuN, COZ seventh street
Washington. ID. o., or No. 6 West CouI
sfreaf N auDm nfs. T<sa>n
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-02-17

AN ACT to repeal Chapter % of the Acts OF the
Second Extraordinary Session of the General
Assembly OF Tennessee, passed April 26, 1882; ap-
proved April q, 1882
SECTION l. Be Il enacted By the General Assembly Of
the State Of Tennessee That an act passed April 26.
1882 approved April p, 1882, entitled IAN Act to
amend the act of 1881, chapter cxxii, passed April
ment of the Indebtedness of the extinct NUM-
cipalty of the city of Memphis" which authorized
a settlement of the debt of the city of Memphis
and the Taxing District of Shelby county on the
terms therein stated be ard the same is hereby
pealed.
Sec 2. Be il further enacted, That this act shall
take effect from and after its passage, the public
welfare requiring 1t.
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To repeal an act entitled IAN Act to provide for
municipality, City of Memphis" and TO dispose
of the funds already collected and to be collect
ed hereunder.
SECTION l. Be Il enacted by the General Assembly Of
the State Of Tennessee, That an act passed the 9th
day of April, 1881, and approved on the 9Th day of
April, 1851, entitled, IAN Act 10 provide for the
settlement of the Indebtedness of the extinct mu-
nictpality, city of Memphis" be and the same is
hereby repealed.
Sec 2. Be Il further enacted, That this repeal of
the said act shall not affect the collection OF taxes
already levied hereunder. Provided that all per-
sons who have not paid and still owe said taxes
are hereby relieved from all penalties imposed by
law II they pay the same on or before November
/, 1883.
Sec. 8. Be Il further enacted. That the Board Of
Commissioners created by said act shall at once
with the Board of Fire and Police Commissioners
OF Shelby county, and shall Immediately turn
such Taxing District all funds in their hands
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The society of the Red eros. or Gene,
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

New Clarendon Hotel.
A. j. ...-.-- L. ~. nONI
Corner Madison and Second streets
RATES-s2 and 81 so per day. Electric bells
electric lights; passenger elevator runs day and
night.
Bennett. Camden CE Simpson, NO
valette philadelphia F Higgins, NY
Edmondson, Tenn ] & Taylor, Dyersburg
r Scates, Pacucah smith, jr, Newark
Z L Ellis, Terre Haute C Clark. Paducah
Fl Haywood. Louisville Hunter, Miss
G Marsteller, Dayton F Lochle, Cincinnati.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

UAARM-For suburban property. fine farm In
~ Crockett county, Tenn, containing 242 acres,
about SO acres now cleared, and having thereon
two tenant houses and other improvements; bal
yellow poplar; place easy of acess within "a miles
of FRIENDSHIP II miles OF Dyersburg and 81 miles
from FoFked Deer river, which stream is navigable
to Dyerxburg from the place. For further infor-
mation apply to HARTMUS d CO.,
276 Front street, Memphis.
II AND-Or Will exchange for Groceries, $40 acres
IL good land ON st. Francis river, ARK. Address
RETAIL GROCER, care Letter Carrier No: 10:
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MISCELLANEOUS.

The Public requested cGreftp TO n0ncethe nets
enlarged Scheme TO be drdtcn Monthly
HBCAPITAL PRIZE, S75.OO0.-SN
Tickets only So. Shares In proportion.