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HOUSES iLolNo MATERIALS s.

Bricks, lime and cement quiet at former
prices
FRAMING LUMBER-Ysrd prices Rough,
SIS per 1000 feet; dressed, $50; yellow pine
flooring, S25; shingles, 1904 80; latbing-
Poplar, 81 IS; cypress, - pc rl000 lathe
Extra prices for extra englhs above 20 feet.
LINE AND CENIEET-Aisbsms lime, 95c(9
81 barrel; Tennessee, $4,000; Louisville
cemeul,S1 20 OIL rs . barrel; Posedale cs
meot, g 80 barrel; Portland, 50; plaster Of
Paris, y so.
NArTS-S3 81 mar kao
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CHANCERY SALES.
CHANCERY SALE
OF
R Il A H X d T A II X.
CHANCERY SALES

No. 1927, R.-Chancery Court Of Shelby county,
Bette Ward ct al. VS.. Julia Ward
DY virtue Of an interlocutOry decree for sale
ID entered in the above cause on the l6th day
OF April, 1888, viii sell al public auction, 70
the highest bidder, IN front Of the Clerk and
Masters office, courthouse Of Shelby county, Mem
phls, Tenn, on
Saturday, June ~, 1853.
within legal hours, the following described prop
erty, situated in the city OF Memphis, Shelby
county, Tenn, to-git: Being known a. Lots Nos.
2 and in Block No. 4, on Shelby street, between
Huling and Trezevant streets, having front on
rhelby street of 80 feet by deDt1 OF 100 feet, and
having thereon a residence and outhouses.
Terms OF Gale-One-third CD cash; balance in
one and two Il and p years; notes with good Sc
curity, bearing interest from date for deferred
payments. This May n, 1879.
Z. ]. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
By j. NJ Bradley. Deputy Clerk and Master.
Lyles q Harris and J. Z. 2. Bay, 5olicitoE.
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P-T6OLEUM MARKETS.
ca a. wv. Ill. L. / -. -

Coal Om,-W Wholesale lots, l3a per gallon.
CLEVELAND, O., MY % Petroleum
steady; s.H. li9, Tic.
BRADFORD, Pa, My % Petroleum
sesdy; opening aud highest, 81 04s; Lowest,
81 03f; clo.iUg, l 034
PITTsBURs, MAy 22-Petroleum dnll;
United rtifcates weaker; closed at 81 03ss
refined, 7497Sc, Philsdephia delivery.
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HORsEs AND MIL So

The mule marke; is we'll supplied with sill
qualities. the horsa market is dull.
MULEs-No dray mules, 4 to years old,
Is 10 l6i hands, S2O0@250; l54 to is, Sl50(a.
185; Is to l53 Sl359l5O; l4i to 10, S100@125
HORSES driving, Sl25@9ZO0; heavy
draft, 100000; saddle horses, 1925 $3.50;
nlups S40M75
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If you doub come 10 see US, and we will CURE
YOU, or charge nothiog! Write fol- the little book,
free. Ask any druggist as 10 cur standing.
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MAGNIFICENT NEW HOTEL,

with all conveuiences that ample capital can COM
mRnd. Building three stories high, with north
having a twelve-foot portieo around the entire
building, 220 yards long, forming splendid
prom euade. Ballroom aud Dining room each
forty by eighty feet. Electric bells IN each room.
In addition. there are about 100 Cottage Rooms
distributed in all parts Of the square and lake
view. pl zee can be secured TO suit all tastes,
either public or secluded: convenient cool, in
viting and and healthy summer Home" for the
Invalid or pleasure seeker. The place has been
much improved since last season.
Complete Telegraph and Express facilities in the
Hotel; also Telephone line to Nashville. Special
arrangements made with railroads for reduced
rates to visitors, and only twentyh i've cents
eharged for each person ami one trunk from depot
TO Hotel.
Read our terms and testimonials, aud come TO
Bon Aqua, where you will find a cordial welcome,
renewed health and 4 season OF genuine pleasure.
Among the attractions and Conyeniences pre-
sented Tor the amusement OF visitors may be
enumerated:
Hot and cold Sulphur Baths.
Our New Artificial Lake, amply supplied with
boats and convenient bathing facilities for ladie
and gentlemen who have bathing suits.
Our Billiard Hall aud Bowling Alleys
A Livery Stable, with buggies, ETC., Tor the con-
venience and pleasure OF the season.
A String Band employed for the season.
Fox Hunting and Fishing for those who enjoy
the sport and in a word, all the entertainment Is
and MORE than can be found at any similar resort
In the South.
Location elevated and unsurpassed in romantic
KAfEs OF BoARD.-For Adults per month sS5
TO s45, according to location, number etc. Chill
dren and servants half price. Special rates made
with families for the season. Per single week,
So so to Sl4; per day, 81 So Some reduction will
be made to parties making frequent short visits
Husbands visiting their families will be charged
rate given family. We invite couespondence
Address GEN. Il. p. NELLY, PRECEDENT,
OF JOHN N. DUFFY, Manager,
Bon Aqua Springs, Tenn.
DR.. W. A. CHEATHAM, Resident Physician
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The New York future market opened quiet
at advance; at 1880, dull; at II 80, dull
but steady; at 1880, dull; at l 80, dutI; at
2:S0, dull, closiDg dull. Sales, $4,000 bales.
Closing quotations we're az follows:
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Transactions aggregated 10000 .Aarss, as

follows:
II 600 Central Pacific $1,000 Del Lack. e. IVES,
1900 Denver Il Rio G., 900 Erie,
% 600 Lake SHORE 5Oc0 Louis j. Nash,
5000 Michigan Central, 29O Northwestern,
IA 600 New Jersey Cent?, Is 0g0 New York Centl,
20 COZ Northern Pacific, 90 600 st Paul
10 600 Texas Pacific, 10 600 Union Pacific
600 Wabash Pacific, 5000 Western Union,
5000 L T, Va. < G pill II 900 Ore * TGsns-Co
500 Chicago, Burlington Is Quincy,
NEW ORLEANS, May % ght exchange
on New York steady, 81 80 per $1,000 prem,.
un. Sterling e<change-h.okers' bills, 4845
LoSDoN, May %. Cons9ls, lOl 10 Is
consols account, 102 Lie; Illinois Ceoirsl
ACT; Pennsylvania Central, 591; New York
Central, 234; Erie, feconds, 81; Reading, 81
PARIS, May 22-Rentes, 79i, 90c.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.
Changes.

OFFICE 81 GSAL SERVICE, U. s. A.,
MEMPHIS, 1EEE., May Y, 1883 (
The following observations are taken at the
moment of time :08 p. - at all the stations
a1
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
FINANCE.

Bankers report a moderate demsnd and
fair supply, COS per cent. discount the rul-
ing rate
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The Liverpool spot market Al noon was
quoted dull and easier. Sales, 1000 bEles,
Of which $50 bales were American. Receipts.
q, 800 bales, of which %, 500 were American
AT 1880: Uplands, SID; Orleans, Sd.
The Liverpool future market at noon was
quoted steady; M&yJune, 5 81 Sd; June
July, SO 64d; July-Augus', So Gid; Au-
gus.-Septembef, 5 62 64d; October Novsm.
Der, 5 46.64d; November December, 5 45-64I
At 80: JuueJuly, 5 54.64I.
At 3: May-Juue, 5 "a Gid; June July,
So 64i; July-August, 8 60.64d; August
September, . So Cad; November Dscsmbsr,
As 64d. Manchester dull, Tending down.
At $3.50: hay-June, 5 SO Cad; June J ally,
Sc Sad; August September, 81.
Al 4: Fnturss clased steady
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EXPORTS

Tweniy.sx tcs bacon snd hsms, SO sks
bran, % pkgs butter, 112 bu cora, 6 pkga
cheesr, lO2 sko coffee, 604 nd cattle, pkg
eggs, $50 brIs -four, 20 salss hay, 81 pkgu
lard, cars lumber, ITO brls meal, 2 I'D
borses and mules, 40 hrls molasses, II kgs
nails, 8 sks oats, brl onions, 6 sks peas, l9
brla potatoes, 5 cats bulk pork, 4 orl. packed
pork, 76 brls sugar, 1872 pkgs tobscco and Il
bis whisky.
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RIVER NEWS.
STEAMERS LEAVING.

THIS DAY.
Friars Point. CoAHoNA, Miller, pm.
White River..----HAHD Cash, Postal, Bpm.
New Orlesns. 80. wYoxISG, Stein, pm.
Osceola .....-....... DEAN ADAMS, Foster, PA
St. Louis CITY BATON RoUeE, Bixby,e am
Cincinnati. .........GUIDISG STAR, Hegler, pm
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.
Arkansas City KATE ADAMS, Thursday, PEE.
Cincinnati ......... ANDY BAUH, Friday, pm.
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Above -
low water. !
sTATIoHa.

Max .nuni len persl ure, tS.
Minimum ten peratuTe. 81
WHEELING Man % - Noou-R River 10 feet
a1d rising. Weather cloudy and cool.
NEW ORLEANS My % -No9u-Weather
cool. Departed: Thos. Sherlock, Cincinnati.
PITTsBURG, May 2-Naon-River feet
10 inches, and rising. Weather cloudy and cold.
Night-RiyeT IL feet inches, and rising. weather
rainy and cold.
CINCISNATI, Msy % -Nonu-River Is ieet
S inches and falling. Weather cloudy and cold,
with Tht rain: ther rometer 4Io. No arrivals or
departures Night-River Is feet inches. and
falling Weather cloudy, drizzly snd very cold.
No arrivals or departures,
LOUISVILLE, May 22-Noon-River ris-
| ing with S feet in the canal and feet in the
/ chute the falls. Weather cloudy and cold.
| Business dull Arrived and departed: VIII s.
Hays, New Orlesn- 20 Cincinnati. Capt. Joseph
died this morning.
| EVANSVILLE, May 22.-Noon-River ris-
| ipg with ] feet / inch By the gauge. Weather
| cloudy aud cold; with light frost this morning;
| thermometer 50 to $40. Departed: Andy Baum,
| 1920 an. Night-River IL feet inch s. and ris-
| Arrived: VInt Shinkle, Memphis, pm. Nary
| Houston, Cincinnati 4:30 pm. Departed VIM
| ShinEle, Cincinnati $3.50 pm; Mary Houston,
| New Orleans, 7:3o p IN.
CAIRO, May Y -Noon-River,2 % fest IL
| inches, and rising. Weather clear and cool. Ar.
| Cairo, Ficksburg, 10 pm; Annie P. Silver, New
| Orleans, S an /; John z. Walton, New Orleans, II
| I'm. Departed: w. 2. Halliday, New Orleans,
| midnight; City of Cairo, st. Louis, am; John
| P. Silver, 81 Louis, . am. Night-Rlver - feet
and rsi g. Weather clear ard cold: Their nom ter
$50. Departed: Wyoming, New Orleans.
ISee Additional Rirer EeEs on FotrtA PGSc.l
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Between Main and Front, Memphis
ESTABLISHED IN lS601.
SUMNER RESORTS.
Holland Warm Springs Hotel
Madison County, N. G.

I ARGEsT Hotel and most Delightful Resort in
IL the South. Electric Bells in every room.
Excursion Tickets on sale at all principal points
For Information address
THE WARM SPRINGS COMPANY"
q. A, GUDGER, Manager,
Warm Springs Postofice, v. G.
DIT. l. Z. Mage, ofNew Orleans, Resident Physician
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
LONDON, Nay 22.-AFrIved: Rngia, New
York.
PHILADELPHIA, May 22.-Ariyed: State
of Indiana Liverpool.
NEW YORK, Msy 22.-Ar.ived: Bothnis,
Liverpool; Anchora, Glasgow.
NEW ORLEANS, MAs Z2-Arrived: o eri,
Belize: Navarro, Liverpool Cleared: City Of
New Orleans and Algiers, New Ysrk; Commander,
Liverpool.
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THE COTTON MARKETS.

The Memphis market opened and closed
quiet. Sales, 500 bales, 200 10 exporters, 800
tOspinIers. Closing quotations were as fol-
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PELTaIEs, HIDES AND LEATHER,

HIDES, ETo-No dry flint hides, Ice; No 3
dry hidzs, l23(41So; salt hides, 1oS123,
No. green salt hides, 54@74c; No. 2 green
salt hides, &c green hides, 5(96c. Beeswax
prime yellow, 2S930c tallow, 7@71c
ginseng, per pound, 81 90. Deerskins-
prime, 25Go33c.
CANDLES Full weight, l5ic.
LEATHEE-Osk sole, per pound, S5940c;
hemlock; 27(930c; harness, S6a40; skirtipg
7S9l4Oc; French calf, $4,000 p dozen
domestic calf, S30(945c per dozen.
FEATHERs-PFime, Ace.
WooL-Tub- washed, 25@35c per pound
unwaaasd, 1929; bury, lO@I6c.
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GENERAL TRADE.

Business continues quiet op Change. Meatu
and lard stronger; -four quiet and firm;
corsneal stsady; sugar firm; coffee dull;
noiasses irn; rice quiet; nails dull; hay
frn, but little doing; corn firm; oats firm,
with light stock; bran quiet; Apples, none 10
market; potatoes nominal except for peach
blows, which are firm; cabbage steady;
onions nominal; stock peas dull, very light
demand; beans steady; butter and cheese
quiet; Eggs firm; dried spples, good demand
dried peaches neglected; cotton-seed oils
steady; cotton-seed meal quiet. Other Srti
cles changed in tone and price.
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oslng quOtauODs were as 1OiiOHS:

The New York spot market opened quiet
and steady; at Il, dull; at ?, dull, closing
dull. Sales, 495 bales. Contracts, 400 bales.
C.nsirrr ON or stinns. we're as fnllnns.
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IAINNE1slu NUNIfIys IUIIHs
0N THE NASHVILLE AND TUSCALOOSA z. r.
ll50 Feet Above the Sea Level.
UISITORS change cars at Dickson Station on
V the Nashville and Chattanooga railroad,
where an elegant passenger car will be in waiting
(morning ana ming 10 convey them to Bon
Aqus station, wGen the Company's omnibus and
other conveyanees will carry them TO the hotel
distant 400 yards, No delsy. All arrangements in
perfect system.
The Leading SuInuIeF Resort I'm Ten
nesSee-Nigt Op-n for Ins season,
4
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RAILWAY RECORD.
RIVALANppEPARTURE OF TEAM,


Chesapeake, Ohio and sOutb stsra-
Trains move as follows: No. 2 (express) leaves at
1:20 am; No. (nAil at $40 an. No. 6 (CoVlng-
ton accommodauon) at $40 pm. No. texpres sl
arrives at 2:25 am; No. arrives at 1:55 pm. No.
5, Covtngton accommodation, s55 am. (city timel.
Memphis and Little ROck-Trains move
q follows: No. leaves daily at 4:40 PM arrives
At IL 80 pm; No. leaves AZ n; arrives at S
an; No. Cfreighp leaves Hopcseld at an; ar
riyes at pm.
Louisville and NashviIIe-Trains move
Is follows; Fast mail arrives daily at 40 8, m !;
leaves at lilo pm; mail leaves daily at 8 10
Am: passenger accommodation leaves daily at
2:45 pm; arrives daily at $40 pm. (eity umel;
Brownsville accommodation leaves daily, except
Sunday, at 4:55 pm; mail arrives daily at 40
pm. Brownsville accommodation arrives daily,
except Sunday at $40 am.
Memphis and CbArIesGOn-Trains move
Is follows Ccity dme) Through express lesVe
daily at II :05 pm. Mail and express leaves daily
al S:l5 am. SOmeryille accommodation leaves
daily, except Sunday, AZ 5:l5 p N. Through eK.
press arrives daily At II 80 Mall and express
arrives daily at S:55 . o.. nOneTviie accOmnO-
dalton arrives daily, except sunday, a. $50 IA.
Mississippi and TenHessee-Trains move
Gs follows; New Orleans fast mail and express
leaves daily at so D.m.; freight leaves daily,
except sunday. at 6:35 am. New Orleans fast
mail and express arrives daily at-g:5O m. freight
arrives daily except sunday, al 2:3J pm. Freight
trains carry passengers
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BRANDIEs-Cognac, S5@16 peach, 50 30
@3 so; apple, S293 80.
WHISTLES = RedstilIed, soc "a 81 90 !;
straight, IL 50@4, according TO age.
Wines Imported port, 81 50G4 sherry
81 55G94 ampagne-American extra dry,
SECS Piper Heidsick, $24026 Mumui's
extra dry, S26@2S; Pomery Sec, s29 50@
81 90 ". Ciiquo', S29 5O(93l 80 cisret,
So 1907 per box; Cstswba, "a 50@6.
ST. LOUIS, May 22.-Whisky steady, 81 IA
LOUISVILLE, May % Whisky quiet, 81 Is
CINoINNATI, May 22.-Whlsky steady
81 13.
NEW ORLEANS, May o. Whisky I'M
changed.
CHICAGO, May % Whisky steady and uu-
| changed.
BALTIMORE, Nay 22.-Wbisky steady
| 81 164G1l II.
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The Nes Orleans spot market opened quiet
aud steady; at 80, firm, closing quiet and
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The New Orleans future market opened
steady; at u, dull, closing steady. Sales, 81
900 bsies. Closing quotations we're az fol.
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Eighty.two tea bacon and hams, 1876 ks
brao, 20 pkgs butter, 2540 bu corn, s sks
coffee, Id cattle, II pigs eggs, 2572 brls
-four, 800 bales hay, 495 pkss lard, II cara
lumber, 125 brls meal. 18 nd horses and
muller, 1921 SIX. oats, 129 brls potatoes, ITO
brs sugar, $50 pigs tobacco and 65 hria
wbi.kv
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ASSURANCE.
NOTICE.

'NaK FIRM OF MURPHY & MI RPHY is tnia
day dissolved oy mutual couselt, g. T. Muir
4 ' retiring. ]. J. Murphy assumes the assets aud
Utilities, and willcon inue the General Insurance
Isiuess under the arm name 81 No. Madison
teet.
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"a -HS ~ = nary troubles quickly snd
81 ieIy cured with DOCVJA SAND O0D,
CGres IN sewn days. Avoid Injurious limitations
none but the DOCUFA genuine. full direc-
| tons. Price, 81 50; bali boxes, % cents. Al
Druggists
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MEMPHIS COTTON STATEMENT.

TIS6Es-Middling, 91zc; good mid1ling, y54e.
sTAINs-GOOd ordinary, SIC; low Eliddilng, SIC;
70
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U. s. IS, IGSs5 Is, 1l91<.
IS extended, 1929. Pacific IS oil 1885, lH.
BONDS
G. p. frsts, 14< Il. P. land grants, 81.
Erie seconds, 97% L. r. Rio q. DIV. Slj2
Lehigh &Milkes,, lO4. o. 7. hrsts, Ia
Louisiana consols, 65. U. P. lund grants, "a.
Missouri Is, l215 O. p. sink. fund, ZIG.
81. Joseph, ITO Virgiuis IS, 25,
St p / ). C. hrsts, 1255 Va. con, ex-In. 81.
Tenn. Is, old, 3914 Va, conEoiS pfd, 9.
STOCKS
Adams Express 126 Missouri Pacific, "a
Allegheny Central, l51z. Mobile " Ohio, "A.
Alton L Terre h, 6915 Norris & Essex, 254
A - t. z. pfd, 9214. Nash. x Chat. So.
American Express " NJ. Central, IN.
B. c. Z I'm so n. & W. pfd, S9I
OanAds Sou theru, $50. Northern Pacific, 1875
c., ST. L. & P, 1871. North'n Pacific pfd, 65%.
O. 81. L. IL p. pfd., 66A. Northwestern, 29%
Central Pacific, 724 Northwestern, pfd, 14S,
Chesapeake&Ohio, 10 New York Central, 2Giz.
q. q o., LIST Did, % Ohio Central, 10.
G. d 2i pfd, 2i% Ohio & Mississippi, slk
Chicago & Alton, 81 u Svhio n Miss. pfd, 100.
G. & A pfd, 40 Ontario q Western. 25%
c., 3. q O., 214. Oregon Trans. Sl5z
CHI, st. L q. n. o., so. Pacific Mail, Az.
C., san. d G., 81. Panama, 49,
c. q c., 6714 P, d. d (, 1874.
Del d Hud., 109 Pttsburg. 100
Del & Lack, 2S7s. Pullman Pal. Car. 26k
Denver Bio g., 4Gs4 Reading, 52A.
Erie, BIZ. Rock Island, 2lM.
Erie pld, T9N st. L. d ). r., 3ls4.
East Tennessee, So s. L. d s. +. pfd 52L.
East Tenn. pid, 49,. st. I. d 5: F LIST pfd, s61a
Fort Wayne, 324 st. Paul, l12
sHannibal d st. Joe, -. st. Paul pfd, lis.
H d ST. J. pid, "a. Ct p. NJ. & NJ, PAX.
Harlem, 1876. st. PsI'l q Omaha Az.
Houston & Texas g. ST. Paul q o. pfd. 2sz
Illinois Central, 421s. Texas Pacific S5ss.
L. b. & RI. Union Pacific, 9l1S
Kansas & Texas, 2SL. U. 5. Express, ST.
Lake Shore II West, 261[ W. st, L. & P, 25Is.
Lake Shore 81. ". st. L. Il 7. pfd, 4l1S.
Louisville & Nash, 49, Wells 4 Fargo's Ex, Ia
a., N A & Chi, 81. Western Union, SIS
Mar. & Gin. list pfd 10. Homestake, Is.
Mar & Gin. ID pfd, 8, Ontario. %.
| Mem, & Charleston, 40. Quicksilver, ~
Michigan Central 92%. Quicksilver pfd,. S.
| MINI. Il ST l., %. south Pacific, 6.
| MINI. q St. l.. pfd, $50 SutTo, 81.
asked.
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s.esdy. Saleq, 1900 bale,. Closing quota
TORS we're az follows:
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BIOunt Springs, Ala.

directly ON LINE OF LOUISVILLE AND
IL nashville RAILROAD have leased this
noted SUMMER AND WINTER RESORT for
term of years and will keep Il open the y eaE
round in hrst-class style. In space of less
than euayter of acre near the hotel, there are
Thirteen different Minersl Springs, whose curA-
tive properties in all diseases OF the kidneys liver
and bowels, Of govt, rheumatism, neurai gia, pa
ralysis and all blood diseases chronic or other
wise, are unrivaled.
Major o. r. Hickle, OF New Orleans, Chief Clerk.
Special rates on railroads from all points.
Brass and String Band during summer months.
TKRNs-Board per day, 81 SO; per week, SIC; per
mouth, SEQ. Special rates 10 families.
For descriptive pamphlets address the under
signed, st Blouut springs, Ala,
CHAS, L. SMEDES, Sole Proprietor
Formerly Of ST James Hotel, New Orleans, AVID
Rearshaha Srrinnn- Ala
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-04-14
EVANSVILLE COMMISSIONERS.
j. A. Lemcke, Matthew Mulhausen and G.
w. Haynie Chosen.

AT a meeting of the board of State officers,
metropolitan police commissioners for Evans
vile were appointed. The session was without
noteworthy incident, and lasted little more than
half an hour. The balloting resulted in the
choice of J. A. Lemcke, DIR. Matthew Mulhausen
ana George W. Haynie, the first named being
the Republican member of the board. In draw
ing the names for the term, the Governor. with
his characteristic ability in matters of luck,
drew the name of Mr. Lemcke the Republican,
first, giving him the long term Of three years.
DR.. Mulhausen's name was drawn second, en-
tltling him to the term of two years,
leaving Mr. Haynie one year. Governor
Porter has phenomenal luck where there
is chance for Republican in the
lottery scheme. He has drawn the capital
prize IN the selection of the police commission
ers both times, the long term falling to Mr..
Maiott on the board in this city through his wise
selection OF the ballot bearing the right name
The gentlemen appointed are all wel-known
business men OF Evansville, but have been rather
prominent in local politics. Mr.. Lemcke is ex-
snerlH OF Vanderburg county, but Is now en-
gagged in the mercantile business. DR.. Mulhausen
ls a pracUlcing physician, who is quite popular
among the Germans. Mr.. Haynie, the youngest
member of the board, Is druggist, and is one of
the leaders of the young Democracy OF Evans
vile. The appointment of the three gentlemen
was foreshadowed and therefore, will be of little
surprise to the citizens OF Evansville. The State
board decided to Tx the salaries of the commits
sloners at $500 year each. The limit is $500
which is the amount allowed the members of the
Indianapolis board. The principal consideration
which influenced the reduction, however, Is that
the responsibilities in the management of the
city, and, besides, Evansville is already hope
lessy in debt.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-04-14
Y, Nj. G. A. NOtas.

Rev. ]. N. Beard will give the exposition OF
the Sunday school lesson at the teachers meet
ing in the chapel to-day at IL o'clock. Subject,
'SauIs Conversion" Acts viii 1-19
The usual Sunday afternoon chapel meeting
will tomorrow be in the hands of the temper
ance committee. This is intended to be gospel
not political temperance meeting, and it is
hoped that it may be interesting and helpfnl to
a large number.
The monthly meeting of the association will
be held in the rooms Tuesday evening" April IT.
At this meeting delegates will be elected to the
international convention which meets in Mil
waukee in May. Indianapolis VIII be entitled to
five delegates. Other matters of interest will
also receive attention at this meeting,