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Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-14
EDITORIAL NOTES.

The session of the Legislature yesterday was very properly devoted to praise of Mar shall Jewell's life and works. The tributes paid to his memory were evidently sincere and heartfelt.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-14

Women are coming to the front in Phila- delphia, Last year two were chosen mem bers of the school board against the wishes of the politicians. At the election soon to be held number of women will probably be elected to the board The nominations al- ready made are two by Independent Republi- cans, four by independent Democrats, two by the regular Democrats and two by independ- ents.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-14

Pure blood helps to make clear con science. Hoods Sarsaparilla purifies the blood. Enough said. Send us big bottle
Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-14

Among the products of Mexico which would well repay the attention of traders in this country are precious woods The Mexican FInancier says: eff a company were organized for the large export of these woods to the United States and Europe, the results would certainly be gratifying. It is strange that such export as exists for these woods finds an almost exclusively European market, and measures are now in hand by- which some European capitalists will estab fish line of steamers for this special trade. The United States can enjoy even better ad- vantages, as soon as the facts of the case are known in that country. While agents of large American houses are frequently sent to explore more southern markets, and ves- sels frequently enter American ports laden with the precious woods from remote regions of South America, the Mexican supplies re- main strangely neglected The Pacific and Gulf coasts of Mexico are lined by forests of the finest cabinet woods. which tho natives use for fuel
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J. N. Adam 6 Co.

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  think reputation for keeping renan g0oa  ask anyone to a9oeR our ~
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When the fighting begins in Europe Italy will not be without means to defend herself. According to measures taken at the Italian war office seventy-two new Alpine companies were recently formed In the course of this year twenty batteries of field artillery, four regiments of siege artillery, each consisting of fifteen companies, two regiments of sap pers, four companies of railway troops, and six companies of military train will be organ ized. In 1884 there will be men and mate rial enough for the creation of two new array corps, which will make total of twelve in- stead of ten. The Italian war department possesses at present FOG, ,oo0 Vettsrli rides, amply sufficient for the standing army and reserves. One hundred and forty-two million cartridges are ready for immediate use Fur ther supplies of firearms are in course of fabrication. The Notifications of Spezzia are being actively completed. Those of Rome are nearly finished and already partly armed. Fortified works are being constructed at Vado, Gaeta and Messina, while new fortif
 cations are being erected at Venice and Elba-
 How the efforts of the free traders in this country are looked upon in England is indi-
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auurnaI alta Courier.

EDITED AND PUBLISHED BY
 HARRINGTON s CO.,, Nc. 800 State Street, Courier Building
 JOHN 2. oARRMaZoN. EDWARD 7. cARRIzaroa. yoHE B. oARRrNoToH, sR
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How the efforts of the free traders in this country are looked upon in England is indi- cated by the following extract from the Man
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read The following extract from the Jolly
number of RhOdes's journal Of Banking, which
h4 declared as e. expressing bis sentiments:
"a moyem,n mt has been started in New
York looking to the expulsion of the trade
dnllsr from the regular CD anuels OF trade.
Tnis coin nag for some time past been refused
al many railroad ticket Offices and by con-
Germs which can afford to be somewhat in
dependent of the public; but now the Mer-
snuie EKcbaoge is endeavoripg to obtain
an sgreemeut 10 reject the coin among a
number OF private business firms sufficient
to bring tue coin MO general discrsdlt. The
agreement: characteriz. g the trade dollar,
when rendered in payment OF debts as AN
imp7silion no longer to be tolerated. The New
York Times, in speaking of these nondescript
and bastard coins, which are no more q
legal tender 'hsc are The japanese yen says
that 'es they were coined purely on private
account, every one Of them now in %circula-
ton has yielded a fraudulent profit to come
srirdler.' Now, the fsc,s regarding the
coinage of the trade dollar seem to Us to not
justify the language used regarding it. The
tact ssems TO he forgotten that when it was
first coined, in 1878, 1t ~asdeclsred by law a
legal tender. Af,erwsrd, in 1876, when the
value Of silver had declined, it was deprived
Of the legs!-tender quality. When the
Unitfd S,a'e4 stamped Its name OF this coin
end declared it a legal tender the govern
ment made itself morally responsible for it.
CJmmon honesty demands that it be either
redeemed at lis face value or else be once
again declared a legal tender for debts"
o. motion of Mr.. Maurice Mas, OF the
Manhattan Blnk, the secretary was it,
sructed 10 copfer with the secretary Of the
American Chamber of Commerce Of New
York, asking If any memorial had been
! printed, and If 20, to send copies Tor signa-
lures. The meeting then adjourned.
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PnIIca Poinis.

VIM. Hodge, a col0red youth Of ftesn We
termelon s~.aso1s, was fined IS for disorderiy
conduct.
A disorderly colorsd girl VITO has been Too
hilarious during church hours on Wishing.
too street on several occasions, was awarded
So worth of reforming Influence.
One Of The attorneys ia the Gut Walsh
case yesterday called his honur's attention 10
a pa silel cise in on Of the law books, urg-
ing that he read i. before giving his decision.
Tue Judge remarked: "I'm busy now, bul III
promise you 10 give ii Il careful pefussl after
1 get Through funding the city debt. Call
the next C. s."
Martin McDonald ("Psglek") is a Gaze
and no mistake. He cau'i resist the lempta-
iioa to CT ou a "nigh" p-riod ally, and a.
wayt breaks into the sia,ionhouse az a finale
A lew DAYS ago he fel; the spell % him, and
went 10 Judge Hadd7n for i permit % get
drunk. Instead OF 2 permit he got sous
good fatberiy advice, to which he pad no
attention. The resu { WIS another tresp ISIS
on the stationhouse and a foe Of S., which
was held up Gu promise TO leave the city till
be could sober up,
John at was fned $50 and bound over 10
the Criminal Court for carryipg Unlawful
weapons. II was a case of mitigating cir
cnmstances which /. husDced his hogor 70
hold up $40 OF the Fl 1e during good behavior,
.nt's child hsd been bitten by jam s
Walrh's dog, and being tn fecoui time hi
child had been dog b., ~hsLD@-uraIly becane
greatly licensed, and while under the iufa'
ence of the consequent excitement imprn-
IDENTIFY armed himself, sear in search OF the
own r Of the dog demsuding that the brute
be killed. According 20 the evidence eivsn
by Mr.. Walsh ard his family, Mr.. Znr-
corduct was in 'erpreIed into an Indirect
lh;es, ogiinst them Fcrso1aily, upon winch
the arrest was based. 10 ~jus,ioe 10 Mr.. WAl-h
it is necessary TO state tina; he made 70 Oh
lection to the kiiiing Of h dos, and aui nor
zsd Mr.. NJ io kiil il himself o. havs ii
done by an off ser.
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CnANCERY SALE.
CHANCERY SALE
-OF-
TENNESSEE A BONDS.

DURsUANT TO . decree of the Chancery Court,
a naahville Tenn, rendered at Its present
The State Of Tennessee and another VS.. The Bank
Of Tennesseo and others,
Mip. Bool 70. y. nstioe y hare given ina. j Viii
NASHVILLE, Tenn, at IL O'Clock m, Of
the following described Bonds Of the State OF
l. Tnirty-sisht iss) bonds OF one thousand dol
lars each, Known a. the new series .Fundins
Boz, Bo1ds; Lssss, f.. With The coupons Of ysnus,y'
s $50. SIS. s ssss, s ssss. ST. ssss. SIS SIS, So ssss. s Ssso. sssi. sssI
SIS, S.. CSC ssss. ssss, s ssss. s ssss, s ssss. 's's' 's77' ''7''
The above are said to have been issued in Hen
Of Capitol Bonds and accrued interest on same.
see records In state Comptroiiers ONCE, at Mash
4 Fvsnty,one tal, bonds of one thousand dol
1876, attached, and Numbered Is foliows; Nos. 81.
1903. 1855. 1855. 1887, 1883, 1879 5s9s. 1893, 1901, I12
iS :. f fsssi I9ss: g; 81 S 3d.; sse 81 o als; i iadsi =; sS Dollar.
each, designated a. Capitol Bonds, . with cou-
ponsoi January: 1874. Attached, and numbered as
80. rs 81 sis. SIS. ss. ss. 80. "a, Isl. 81 60
3ls. 2e3. !. g 40. Is, 8. Il, Is. 70, n. Is, "a. q, IS.
l.n each. described Is Capitol Bonds. Letter
F. With e,uRSns Of Jsnus,y lsss' s.s.ehed; and
l3l, IL. lss. 16. lso. IA. 81, 14e, lsL
5 Thirty.two tsg bonds Of two handred ana
s sossds ~ Ssoed d b T. Se ). Bowl Governor. %ita
no coupon attached, and numbered a. follows:
Nos. "a IS, IS. q. q. q, "a Is. %. 30. as. 81, 36, 50.
s.. 81. 81 81, 76' rs, 8. 70. ST. IS, l5o, Isl. l4s. q. 10
6. ihirty-lour ca bonds Of one thousand dol.
Govsrnoi, .Dd 4. E. ri ssasa z s%ecretsr g' Of st9,s,
nanbssss :. ioiio.s: So. So, -. ga. 50,
soils, SOi9, ooS2, s0S3, ass. Ss4z, 1881. zs60, 1sls'' 1884,
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PERSONALS.

BEN K. PULLES Jsayes tbis morning for
luka Spring.
Mr.. NJ. B. IRRELEVANT sni wife leave for
GAINESVILLE to-day.
MEssRs JAS. P. DAY and Jzs Pscnd6t are
at Saratoga Springs.
MISSES PARKER and Winchester leave to
day for Morrillton, Ark.
Miss MAGGIE REISHARDr leaves tc-mor-
row ior a visit to CsFiugioG.
MEssRs S a. DUs COMB, A. G. TIeadweli
and A. Woodruff left Tor Nashviils last night.
U. w. MILLEE lssvss for Chicago this
morning, ria the Louisville and Nashville
railroad.
JOHN SruRLA passed through Hopefsld
yesterday morning on his way to Hot
Springs.
L. K ROACH, OF New OfieAHs, and J. L
McCorkis, of WsisE.oc, Ala, registered at
the Cotton Exchange yesterday.
Mr.. HEsRY FRAsK, Of F4der, Frank &
c., /. aves this morning for Chicago, ria the
Memphis and Chsrlesion rei.road.
Mr.. C. w. KEALHoFER, representing the
Charles F. Pe1zsI Company, Of Little Rocs,
has been in tie city several day, and left
lssi right FIR Little Rock.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Z. &. GALLOWAY d co ...-..--...PRo RrEToI
Rates-S2 90 50 and 81 per day, according TO
size and Location of Mann
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~furnoce when the explosion took place.
L1rgs pieces Of the boilers were hurled q
great distance and debris Of sioBe aud shstter-
ed iimbers we're thrown about 10 great con-
fusioa. The engine and boilersouse were
e%oiirely demolished. Frank " sltman, sged
twenty -one years, Of Toptoo, wac instantly
killed, sad Solomon Waltmsu, his father,
irjur5d In the legs and lower part of the
body; Hrnry Whitman, aged ( rty, was res
eufd from under the ruins, injured internally,
and will die; Morris Good wasseverely scald.
ed By the e,csping stesm; Engineer Mars
Of o,hsr emplo,es we're slightly hurt. The
force Of the explosion shook the earth and
aroused the people for miles around. The
damage TO the furnace amounts to many
thousands of dollars.
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R,bert Lee to Za:k I. Reeves, TO secure
1890 to Mrs. Fannie johnson, part los 8,
hlock 40, 56x75 feet On the west side Of
Echo!s sIree'.
James Q%1iDlan and vile TO John League,
to secure the payment OF 5000 in twelve
months, 60xl51 feet on tue corner Of Van
Buren and Washington streets.
Lowry Humes aud wife to Minter Parker,
in irus' for the Dssoto Building ard Loan
Association, .Sl400, lots l and 2 E P. Stew
arts subdivision, fronting Alt feet on the
ess, side OF Lauderdale street.
D. P. Prescott ard wife to j. A. Heard, jr,
TO secure Ihs payment o 1895 to r. D. God
win, March i 1884, 164 acres southeast coroer
Highlacd and Midisnd svcn1es
r
Chancery Court to John Miller, 46x159
feet on the sou'h side Of D.soto street.
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New cI.renaes Hotel.
KELAk0ED.
PARLoR HOTEL OF MEMPHIS.
Rates-e2. q 50 and 90 per day.
ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.

WHEELING, July 17.-Night-River 9 feet
aud falling. Weather clear and warm,
CISornNAfI, July 17.-Noon-River IA feet
5 inches. and falling. Weather clear and pleasant.
No arrivals or departures.
81. LOUIS, July II -Night~River riser
l inch. and stands "A feet 5 inches BY the gauge.
Weather clear and cool. Departed: City OF Provi-
dence, yieksburg.
LOUISVILLE, July 17.-Night-Rivsr ris-
Ing. with s Ieet 2 inches in the canal and 6 feet
? inches in the chute on the falls weather
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LOCAL NOTICES.

FULL moon for the excursion to night.
The Clsr-ndon Hotel is doing g wonderful
summer businefs
Fos house decorating so to Henry Jaeger
80 G.ycso street.
TEETH extracted wi bout rain at Wef-
sons, 3lS Main. Telephone connection.
TELEPHONE I. J. Graham, Court street,
for friedrich, sewer-piPe, cement, lime, etc.
c. B. WEXFORD & Co No. 5 Madison
stresi, hsve been appointed SCENTS of the
Accident Insurance Company Of North
America. Persons who contemplate taking
out al accident policy would do we'll to get
their rates before i~nsuriDg or renewing their
pnliciaa
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r.nl Eeller ExpI..fn.

READING, Pa July 1.-The eight boilers
of the anthracite i~nrnace, Owned by the Poll
adelphia aud & aiding C8upAny, aoi OPP
Grated by VIM u. Kaefaan & Co., exploded
early TINS morniog, reducing the furnace loa
mass Of ruinF. Prspsration had been made
for casting, and he employees were outside OF
the building taking a rest before tapping the
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81. Lbufs Notes.

81. LOUIS, July 1.-THE consolidation oil
the Kansas City Packet Company, known as the
-fsr line and the Electric Line will be effected
ana w nj be operated hereafter as the Star Line.
with the steamers Montana, Fannie Lewis and D.
r. Pc well.
build al Lacrosse, Wis, next winter the largest
iuland steamer in the world.
Commodore d. c. Gray, OF the Gray Iron Line,
wss here to-day, and left tonight for Cairo.
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TAKEN UP.


M ULE-s1O REV ARD-A mouse-colored mare
WI mule. with chain on neck. AID a black Horse
Colt. 3 years old, in good order. Liberal reward
Tor their returo to THO5. DONAHUE,
Jackson and Second streets, Fort Pickering.
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Juys.1a.
EXECUTIVE O1ucE,
July I. I662

The forseoing statement Of all moneys now in
the Treasury Of the State Of Tennessee. and such
r. have been received therein aud dikbuned
fherefeom for the Period set iortk 10 ssid report M
70 July ], 1855, made by AHA Tnomss. Treasurer,
and certified 70 ey p. p. Picksrd. Comptfoller, in
conformity 10 requirements of the legislative acts
passed March n. 1854. has been examined by me
and found correct. and the same q. ordered pub
nshed. wN- =. BATE, Governor.
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tIo3,4A -
ATHA THOMAS, Treasurer.
This 10 to certify that / have compared the above
tatement Of the Tecelps and Disbursements Ia
the TreasuTers once for the two quarters EN-
braci q In the report with the secouns In ny
once, as Compti oller. and and the same TO oe
correct: and ] also examined he statements rem
! deIed by the different oepoeitortes of the State and
found their respective sta 'ements 10 agree wfth
the am0uns ~ SET forth In the appended ecbed-
ule, and / have also made actual count OF all the
cash on hand in tne Treesurer's once, and I found
the amount 70 be- a. reported in The above, and that
said report Ia In every respect correct
r. p. PICKARD,
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ed Me no. 4.
ATHA THOMAS. Tre 1SSi,ss .

ATHA THOMAS, Treasurer.
srhis item OF 81 l41 IL In the Mechanic Bank
OF Knoxville is one of the items OF deposit re-
c .red from N. T. Polk. former Treasurer.
= check was Immediately drawn by me for q
t. nsfer OF this de post, but payment OF the same
N-Spoi made. aud the legislature by . resointion
b ; Instructed Euft to be brouynt IN the name OF
tie State against the Mechanics Bank OF Knox
vile and the Mechanics National Bank of Knox
VII ief fer the recovery Of this sum.
aECONu
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Fer throat disesses, colds and cous be,
Brown's Bronchial Troches have ProUed tn cir
efficacy by q test Of msny years. Price %
cents-
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LEGAL.
Treasurer Quarterly Report.
STATE TkRAsURKR's OyvIck,
NASHVILLE TENN, July 1, 1855

STATE TkRAsURKR's OTvIck,
NASHVILLE, TENN, July 1, 1858
His RIcelleney ". B. Bate, Governor of Ten
nessee:
SRI hereby, in compliance with the Get of the
LegislSture, passed March 5th, and approved
March n. 1855. make 10 you my report "a State
Treasurer, embracing two quarters. from January
18th 20 April 1, 1883. In the first, and from April
lat TO July LIST in the second quarter:
DEBIT.
To amount received from N 7. Polk,
former Treasurer. -... t2f6 9S SO
Less cneck to G. W. Irvine paid by order
Of d. T. Porter. chairman Investgat-
ing Committee ..----........---. -- lBJ ~
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SUMMARY OF pRocEsDIEes

Rspiy Gsrner, order Of attachment, fin.
i25; Duke Rogers aud others, laresay aud
receiving stolen o )ds, no, guilty; Viii K.a-
needy, carrying concealed weapons, $50 and
sixty days; john Morrissey, un.awful retail
log, not quilts; Jun Allen, order Tor attach
ment; Robin Piics, ssSull ari battery, DOT
guilty; Will Kenn-dy. assault TO murder, ten
YEAR.
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FIVE dollars will purchase st the Claren-
don Hotel that fiteeu-meal ticket-go-ss-
yCu pls ase.
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THERE is a rush at the New Clarendon
Hotel Tor that ffteen-meal Neutrality-suspicious.
please.
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CGrnssarch, S~rannIateG Sugar, sresh
Eggs.
RurBeIt's Extracts of
Rose, Almond, vanilla, Lemon, straw.
berry, Pineapple, Raspberry, banana
Grated Pineapple for eherbet.
Searse salt for freezing.
BUCKHAn d CAMPBELL.
MOONLIGHT, music snd d~ancing-Eckert
. n 49,. r~-nI.hR
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President arthur 10 Visit the Yellow
stone Region.
Ga his wsy West we hope be will visit
Louisville, Ky.. aud witness the 6~fiy-eighth
oICntbiy drawing of the old reliable Com
nlonwssith Distribution Company, which
viii tsks place JULY 81, 1888. Capital prizes
$4,000, $4,000, $4,000. 1860 prizes, S1l2.-
400. tickets only -; ~1Alve-, 81; q tickets,
$50: So tickets. only 500. ADDRESS Z. Nj.
B,ar:uap, Courier Journal Building, Louis.
vale, Ky.
DoN'r forget the moonlight excursion on
the Eckeri io-night.
Use the Mississippi Diarrhea Cordial. Ii
viii cure ecu.
Sufferers from R.dmey and Livt
the dirSct result Of viiis,ed blood aud weak
organic movement, wiii fad Simmons Liver
Rsguls or 4 trae remedy for these COM
PLAN 2. 1t impsrts new life TO the blood
and rsnews and srer gtheDs the entire system
by promoting the healthy action of the liver
and kidneys. 81 nave been troubled with
liver complaint, kidney disease and bad
blood for 4 long tims. l nave used Simmons
Liver Regulate, AMI it has done me more
good than ali Ine medicine | ever took. /
would not ce wiihour IL. GEO II PRATT.
~. 5. Deputy-Collector 81 Dist rict Ca"
ASK your druggis. Tor Mississippi Disr.
rheA Cordial.
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FULL moon for the excursion tonight.
The sacrifice at RISKS still Goes On.

Stoves OF all kinds, including the great
Backs Brilliant, ~tinware, lamps and kitchen
goods vt an enormous sacrifice. Heating
stoves ct unbeard-of prices.
These goods must be sold, as my time ia
required by the stove factory.
L. TIFF RISK, $50 Main street.
?. S.-Will keep open Saturday until 9
o'clock pun.
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MISSISSIPPI Diarrhea Cordial so cents and
IL per boitie.
TELEPHONE Clement for fresh, cool m%elonS,
also choice chickens.
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President Arihur TO Visit the Yellow
stone Region.

MOONLIGHT. music and darciug-Eekert
extursIon Io.night.
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b. b. ,.

a. Has been more destructive to human
health and life than war, pestilence and
famine combined" So said q distinguished
writer many yeArs ago. n 1t is as true TO-:
day a. then. The poor victim of Blood
Disease is drugged with Mercury to cue
the malady. and then doeed with iodides To
cure him Of the Mercurial Poisoning; but
instead of any relief. the frst breaks down
his general health and makes him q cripple,
and the other uin his digestive organs.
To those afflicted in this way Swift's spe-
cifc Is the greatest boo on earth, and is
worth more than its weight in gold. II an
tidotes this Mercurial Poison, tones up b
system. and brings the sufferer back to
has ever been salivated should by alD
means take q thorough course Of this
remedy.
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uTTLE HAVANA COMPANY,
Oh SUPPLEMENT TO
RDEAL HAVANA LOTTEhH T..
Takes Place thursday, July 10, 1883.
1aD1tal Er1ze-.-00,OOO
whe.es. s2.-.-..--...H Halves, d.
LIST OF PRIZES:

s6 Prizes (G.5. Curreacyt------sA8
Prizes payable IN full, without deduction. on the
.r-trsl Of the ofhcfal Lists from Havana, Ccba.
For full m address CHASE q CO.
General Agents, New Haven, Conn.,. or NO. -
West Court street, 1e0ehiA 1An.
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Dos'T forget the moonlight excursion on
the Eckert tonight.
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CHOICE melons, on ice and delivered free,
at Clements, So b ale.
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these items Of Legislative expense. both proper
~ miscellaneous. although paid out Of the
sssury, had not at the end of the quarter been
geTed into the Treasury by warrant nor had the
f. ms for Tennessee money. This report for the
{ quarter was not made on the hBt day OF
r,rn Tor the reason ihkt the act directing such re-
L. 10 be made was not approved until March
Z n, and this report is made lew for then.
ATHA HONAS Treasured.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


Assistant Observer. United States signal Service
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KIDNEY WORT.


ADMINISTRATIVE Notice.
NOTICE Is hereby given that 1 have been duly
In appointed administrative of the estate Of
Gus Cole nan deceased, by the Probate Couft Of
Shelby county, Tenn. AL persons indebted 70
said estate are desired to 60 ne forward imnect-
ately and make payment; aud those having claims
against 1t are hereby notified to present them,
duly prooated. tn me, or to Ely attorney, vitht1
the I me required By law.
MRS MATILDA Administrator
q WaripnAr. A.torUev tine
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MISSISSIPPI Diarrhea Cordial he only cure
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-18
John walsh, Undertaken,
Tested by Time.

For all bowel complaints use Missi. sipI
Dsrrhea Cordial.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-18
For Making lce.Cream

MISSISSIPPI Diarrhea Cordial never fai
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-18

ASK your druggis. Tor Mississippi Disr.
rhea Cordial.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-18
s~wnte for the Little Book, which viii
mailed free.

Price-small size. u per bottle. Large
size Choloins double quantity. 81 10 per
bottle. All druggists sell It.