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The daily gazette., 1883-11-02
aIpRlNrep FRoM YesrERoAH
4 y,LE wRErcR.
How mas Guilt Was Caarged Upon Him
BY ais Little Victim.

How Has Guilt WAS Charged Upon Him
BY His Little Victim.
UNITED pr. s. Dispatch to tlie GaHette.l
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Nov. / John Hayee
has been placed IN the county jail on the
charge uf committing rape on the person
of Eliza Neal, the S-year-old daughter Of
Reuben Neal. Monday morning Hayes met
the child, took her into The woods aud after
choktag her Into iusensibility outraged her
person. He thee tonk her TO the road Rud
gave her so Gents On arriving home she
gave euch q minute description OF the man
that Hayes was arrested. The wretch was
taken before Squire Alexander. About so
farmers were Ia the court room, Hayes being
among the crowd. Eliza was told before she
WAS brought into the room 10 look at
the people and see II she
could recognize her assailant. She
entered and, turning up her face, walked
around the room rs she came to Hayes
she cried out: "Oh pa, there's the man. r"
When Hayes heard the charge Of the child
whom he had so cruelty wronged be fell
from the chair as It he had been shot. The
jury Viewed the ground " here the outrage
took place, and the boots OF Hayes ftttd the
footsteps Ia the mud. The Jury rendered 4
verdict of guilty and Hayes was held IL
81 900. FIVE physicians are in attendance
ON the child, who, II Is feared, will not re
cover from her injuries.
The daily gazette., 1883-11-02
AN INDIAN SURRENDER.
HA'ohez and Twelve IL Icks Give Them q.
SELVES Up TO the Military.

SELVES Up TO the Military.
tUnited Press Dispatch to tie Gazette.l
Tucson, ARIZONA, Nov. IA dispatch
from Fort Bowl. says: Natchez and IL other
bucks with 66 women aud children, at Sill
yer Creek, surI, ,nderci to tue military sent
there TO NEE { them They claim To come
d rect from Cssas Grades. There has been
no fgnt with Mpxicans. NatcheE says the
men were told 10y Cuyetenoy the head chief,
to come to silver Creek aud there
wait ten days for him, nine men
and one woman. They say ueronimo with
tour others will be there IN three months.
'Ine Iudisu named Chihuahua ia shot
through the arm. He says he was shot BY
Chief Cato ia drunken hrawi. Chihuahua
says scouts kilied Charlie MeComas, bui
afterwards said that he di,ln't knew what
had become OF the ony. Captain rafferty, /,
az silver Creek awaiting he ~ rival OF Cuye-
| truoy. The impression prevails that Crook
Was right alter all.
The daily gazette., 1883-11-02
wANAmAKnn ) aHoww.
The Man Who Reads.

Wise people red advertise
ments. They tell things that
it pays to know. With the
beginning of November men
think of Overcoats, and every
such man is a loser ii he is not
informed that Oak Hall keeps
and sells more Overcoats than
-but''comparisonsareo odious !"
Details are dull, bject lessons
interesting; therefore come and
try the power OF your monay--
any sum.$5 to $4O.O0-on one
Mems Overcoat. Does Oak
Hall show no'hing but Mems
Overcoa's? No, indeed! Every
thing else that a compl te
Clothing House should keep,
and a Million Dollars worth
in all.
The daily gazette., 1883-11-02
Starting 10 Run 10 Ihe fire,

II was in lowell Mass. An alarm Of fire
WAS sounded, aud the engine was rapidly
driven out OF the engine house. tine OF the
horses us X lrist, pranced wildly about,
aud ran the engine against the bIick door
tram. Chiri Engineer lIosmer was se-
vertly bruised aud two OF his ribs were
broken. For three weeks thu physicians
doctorrd him Theu friend brought him
some PGhRY nAv IS PAIN KILLER. II
heing rul bed with thls he was SOON well
Best liuiment in b.. world.
The daily gazette., 1883-11-02
Horse ana Wagon stolen.

Some time during last night thievef
entered the store OF G. W. Chandler of New
London, Pa, and stole lot of silks, revol
vers aud other goods, aud bay horse
three, years old, with black name,
white hind feet and star on forehead
A buggy with red running gear and blucI
body and a complete set of harness were
also taken. A reward Of $50 has beer
offered for the return of the goods and
capture Of the thIeyes.
The daily gazette., 1883-11-02
Tie Missing 81 l"n,. a.,

tuniied Press phpatch to The t,s'@,.
DAYTON, o., Nov. l-r,a fse'l n,'l
Louis girl, Mary Churchill /, .ai" %i,'sl0s Y
men lonnu, or At least 10 ared IN No., n DaVl
Her adopted sister. Mrs shsrl. ~ plyIaI
former servant, named shrord, =. sn " n
city, and say they are conG lcnt sh' Ie ~ ~ "
only here but that In fact tber ~ ~, Is a
located. ''Ss ''e! nave b
The daily gazette., 1883-11-02
n.otherr IIon,t Know.

How many children are punished for
being uncou,h, wlliull and indifferent to
instructions or rewards, simply because
ihey are out OF health An int lligent lady
said OF child o. this kind: "Mothers
should know that IL they would give the
little ones moderate doses of Hop Bitters for
two or three wrrks, the children would be
all "A parent ould desire.H
The daily gazette., 1883-11-02
Eabld Keformsr. Refuse 0ec,,ticatIon.

Tho rIbd reformerI OF morals are cDs.tuty
urging the authorities to attempt to iuyide tis
wei secured privilege enjoyed by The Louis
lana State Lottery under special agreements n
direct le1i. alton; but they might as WIN ii.
tempt to swim nga nst the current Of Nlag rl
Falls Tho public know that all ia istFtbt
tions are fair and its promises fulhllel. NJ A
lauphln, New Orleans. La. Will ~ Il ha
information relative TO the matter on applies,
ti0n before the i6Ed Grant Monthly Drawing,
which takes place November 3, lss5.
The daily gazette., 1883-11-02
TIE Corn Cron nn,nn....,

tonl'e Press Dispatch 10 the Csr,,s
TEHRE HAurE, lND., Nov. I-I"m.
damage has been done To the ro,,i ,,r's 'u'
through the Wabash valley by IG,a ,na y,O Stl
water. Many farmers In ths yein,,a m l1e
from 2 600 TO 1908 hu>hcs i. ~, ~. w.
say that fully ono half the entire rrr ,,ro,
ruined. V'op
The daily gazette., 1883-11-02
An ola I.ady'u Fatal HeroIsm.

CINoINNATt, o, NnS. l.-Just before
midnight last night the house of Mary
Welch, aged 90, IN Cumminsvillr, a suburb,
took fire. The old ,dy tried IN save her
grand son, Charles skilcmAn, aged o, but
was overcome by the flames aud both were
burned 10 death. The pecuuiary loss was
but $50
The daily gazette., 1883-11-02
John Fl. Moore,
aae MARKET ST.. WILL, DEL.

Lowest prices in the city;
every garment guaranteed. A
large and superior line Of Suit
ings and Overcoatings for order
work. A first-class outter and
superior workmanship charac-
terizes every department OF our
Merchant Tailoring branch
Suits to order trCm 500 up
ward.
The daily gazette., 1883-11-02
Nesvonsness, Noryons neblll,y.

Neuralgia, Nervous Shock, st yttus' Dance,
Prottration, aud all diseases OF Nerve Cen
erative Organs, art all permanently and rad
iedlly cuied by 4 lens Brain rood. the
most powerful invigorant ever introduced
81; or Blk ior 5 AT druggists, or, Aliens
Pharmacy, 3l5 lst ave, New York.
The daily gazette., 1883-11-02
nayard legion Annlyersary.

The Bayard Legion viii have an annfver-
sary celebration, on the evening Of Novem-
Der ~, i'll its headquarters, third story of
No $40 Market street. The exercises will
consist OF supper and an address by
Senator Bayard. Tickets will b. sold at 50
cents apiece.
The daily gazette., 1883-11-02
aErslNrEo FROM Yta1g. .,.,.I-.,.: !
FOREIGN NEWS
Khe Marquis Tssng Ge,s u,.
The T0nautn T.a.,, haCs {

Ne~NNutH Ah8ug Getg sat
The Tonquin Trouh,a n"cs %
UNITED Press Dlspatchcs "a ''os' ,',"
PARIS, NOV. Lit ia ree,r,.' r,'V S'''e'ls
utteranees Of Premier Ferr1 'i,'ea i, that d
on tho TonquIn question n H.. ~ c,ls 'ls deb,
Deputies yesterday, IN refer "s ", eaanbr /
9als tsens, IN which l., .ta'.I "a, y The ",
Viceroy Of Canton had di,rla,aad ,aad that
sponsibility for the action ,s 'Silied ,l,ied any
aud denied that :hc latter wa. y. M tlc Mliqal
speak or act for that portion - ~ f4Gtl,ihoriasd
erned by the Viceroy IN ea aa " China q,
the Marquis Tseng and + il h'eal'y ,a'n oleli8
demanded bis passport aud WAN ~ y Sal be ID
at an early day. ""' l'aVo Paf
THE "TIMEs" Oh TuE 1oya,. q.
LONDON, Nov. 1.-The Tg,., ,N0Csll
Ing deyotee conslderabls edno5 og ,a's naI
the Tonquin debate IN III ''',,al Frns t.pee
q Deputies yesterday. Rae,,. ucn 1i Chanb.
ferrys statement thar t,. v,,'os Pnul
ton disowns Morquis Tsenp ~ %l.ro} .3} Of Cd
tative. IL says: "The Vlcetn~n' ~' leeTe'el
has no authority TO make snet W o. Csuo
He has neither the right 10 1Ia ona.,, a ''aeuea
pow et 70 reslst the action tTs',iM ot 9or ii
Cabinet and therefore hi, " %f.,I us ChIbu
have no weight" u''V'almer d
The daily gazette., 1883-11-02

1t must have been terrible state of
affairs that caused tue Psdlmist to write ::
who can stand before his cold Z" In his
day the r. medirs were few and doubtful;
how much happier should this generation be
ttat has household remedy. Dr. Bulls
Cough Syrup: so wonderful has been iie
eurs that millions rise up aud call IL
"blesged -
The daily gazette., 1883-11-02

DR.. simms' Pain 5earcner, the periecia
Of pain medicines, prompt, qulak, Sun
Immediate in relieving cramps, ptID
cholera n or us neuralgia, rheumatism ct
Depot, Ftunh and King streets. Sold
druggists.
The daily gazette., 1883-11-02
RHEUMATISM Aru uuur CURED


when we cin establish oy q cnain of evidanca
VIC every inquiry but makes stronger khaa a
ave the only real or radical remedy for Rheumaii'
,sordels and We put that evidenre within the Feaof
iaim TINT no ono brit the fool W II turn ~ a a.
az o. close his eyes 10 the Std4 nd,nps we bring /
ms pllB ud liio In justice 10 us TO Xou IA vou.
ienendent iamhes, and TO tha consummai,ot, Of ynn
ae ambition before you we're stricken down 4,
lsease. we ask Won to 90 with ua ~ few ronp.a.,
q ne ""n ~ u come WLI nave drAnE Of tie spaieT
= .ys ana are now full Of the jon Of lanlh ready /,
sei 70 the world their giad experience We wn S,r,
you no false statement and make no asaefov Ss6inr
Annot BY proper inquiry ,by letter or ! rsuer
II sraA. ~ " tH&
M, W 5srdl1a ais ryss sI 1rsskSn ssss1 sass,s
M assSSss. ~ P"s1, ss xsssS =.
ooas ~ -osvSre sAssaAAsis
,i DE- o@snnersr -" sNus ~, sreeaays .sv.. AN.
sssIs had sSgsadod OTss sisss i stss saasass -
2 as,.s. III Ehs4 Ap~aas sscsAiyn- oersa.s Aa.sa.
e, hasl.aA NJ Aalstrsdss at, Bro4ziyn-Asz.. y,s.
rSsaey as4 1erSuis RhsaEaalS Aaa Tcsy lad Co.,
sIs Plslasns rsa saA 81, srsoaysIs-.s a-a ob-.,.
cs ssass15ss sssn y l.sr5 ssa AZ. .riss s.sTias"
M, vTIt,i asE sss1 e sEosTs1is n ahssHasisE.
tzea=masoFy RheaEaaEsa - ~, ansA.s ssa
D.ssa Las wsss b. Rss EsESrnis ssrsSss RSsv
s0sgs. ssilss wssa Ist sSasA h. nsr Y@.-C,,....
". ahrszs. Il srsa@~aa Av., Esv rzh-oA,u.. .a..
n@1nn sa4 kidasy 0isoees. @1sS
m sAe-% canned gsns.amsn kaqp zssv sss..v.
~ - ssIssn, ,s nyspossia ssT sd x;Assy Sso9ssSs
sIso .Fs w4sh faer partScr,ass - - e yytss a i
psl ~ shis AdssriassasaA - - "a eAst7 &a DC
ALm41as Adams q O., IN AnsD-nna. A.
2! IA Va Yglna 81 81 80
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- - ~1

When no&arI wr tie; ~ fin, :,
htn % upon his breast" the illow ts1 = I,
IDENTIFY cold anil had not been ,pl,r,D ,%r
that DIR. Bul's Cough Syrup was Ibe "" n"
safe remedy. ''' W
The daily gazette., 1883-11-02

The most delicate persons ENJOY iakn
Emory's Little Cathartic Pills, they resar
color, give wholesome appetite, put pr
lite In q broben dowul ody, they are ppsss'
"a take and their action is very mild. pu,
gists sell th,m-l5 cents
The daily gazette., 1883-11-02
A Postmaster shot aud R,hh,a

tUnlt' Press DIfpi ct to the q ,yttej
GLEN Cove SPRINGS, Fla. Nov ia.
evening MARTIN Fouts, postmaster a; Wills,
q ss, Clay county, was skut AVID robbed !,
his own door.
The daily gazette., 1883-11-02
WORK IiiYnn nrr.

On receipt OF your address we will make
an offer by which you can earn 81 to 81
evenings, at your home. Men, Won en-,
Boys or Girls can do It. II. G. Wilkinson
& Co., ie5 and 1877 Fulton street, New
York.
The daily gazette., 1883-11-02
"Pennsy" necla, ey a lliy,d.nt.

tUnihd Press Dlsra'ch to the G41vltp.J
PHILADELPHIA, Nov 1.-The directions
the Pennsylvania railroad to day aaunulev
a semi. annual dividend Of AZ prr cent
The daily gazette., 1883-11-02

TRAINS LEAVE FoK WILMINGTON
PHTLADKLPHIA NEw BRnAp ssrnKRr IIsps,~--
- so o0v 80 20 ~ al IA ~ ~
6ve 80 b.6S. e.05f. $50, s.3oa, $40, 1000 liSs
m.
NEW oAsTLE--s.ss, g.3b, IO.o2, n.ss ID,
40, 6.3b p. N.
trains running both daily and Sunday.
TRAINS running anlv On sunday.
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ChIidren'n Irusses

as well as adults. A sprcial room 70
applying. Ddnforth, druggist, cor Secoal
and Market.
The daily gazette., 1883-11-02
- - 3 77s-1a-s'-775-'-l---
tn II ltAILHtOADS
4 Local Time Table With the --latest
Correction.

rRAINS leave WILMINGTON FOR
FHILA, A,-2Oos, 2.23', $50, o.41, 700 7.5o, SLOT
si5 400 J39 9.53, 1920, l9.3Oil.53 o. m. t2.oof
e3sa. 6.bb. T.28, Z 30*, 9.bls p. N.
NKw Y YoRE-2.ooa, ABS. o.8o, e.Ss, ll.63 a. m.
R.38, "a, b.l7h. $685., T.26 D. m.
BALTtMoRE----l.0 .0bt, l.42S. 4.tlM S05#, 9.l7b, .
1877, LOO, LOG, 300, 800, OBJ. 1l.Ot* p. NJ
PABnINeToH--l42t, 4.bl., e.0bA, 0.l7& a. IN
90, LOO, b.U0, ,G.57. ii .Q4N D. IN.
BALTINoRE AND INTERMEDIATE STATIONS
l.C5t, plTh q. m, Loo. 500, coop. m.
*Fratn2 runninV both daily and Sunday.
fTrains running only on Sunday.
The daily gazette., 1883-11-02
THE aA2ETrR,s nNIY EnRnll-

From lhe above facts 1t will be seen that
the GAzETTE's only error was failure to
stfix "Jr." to Whanns name. When the
information reached this office 1t
was not coupled with the fact
that the young mans father
as OF the same nam as himself and the
GAZETTE has not he slightest hesitaney in
siaLing that the el er Whann does not ap-
pear TO be ln pilcate in h. matt at all.
The daily gazette., 1883-11-02
WANAMAKER & BRowE,
OAK HALL, Sixth and Market Streets
PHILADELPHIA
rHE PHILOSOPHY OF nEADACuE

THF STOMACH, TIE II ,wEL1 AN THE
LIVER AGE RESPo VISIBLE FOt EVE y
NG TaAT RACKS TIL HE ID. Kt GU-
LATE, TINE AND HAFMoNIZE HE
ACTON Of THESE ALLIED OR"A>S
WITH ''TA RANTS SELTzER APi RIE$T"
AM, YOU CURE THE COMPLAINT AT IT'S
SOURCE. SOLD by ALL DRUGGISTS.
The daily gazette., 1883-11-02
Eyerybody's Doctor E!
By ROBERT A. GUM. NJ. D.

EYERYB DY's DOCTOR contains 8sl octave
pages, and Is printed ON fine p per and hand
bOinely b und. 1t is sold at tn low price of
three .o0) dollars copy, to bring 1t With
In reach of all.
Ihr work ifers from al other books en- Do-
nestle Medicine in having the diseases systenlat-
isally arranged, according to the rclassifcattan.
Everything Is described in the plaLnest possible
language and the prescriptions are writ, n out
In plain ngllsh, So that they can be employed
by any intelligent READER.
Druggists Will ind this hook of great advan-
tage In aiding them to give advice when asked to
do so
Dentisla wi ma much Information in 1t that
Will prove valuable to themselves and their pa
tents
Teachers will be better prepared for the perfar-
nance Of their duties III the school room by
studying H.
Parents will iu1 II a reliable adviser In every
thing relating 10 tho rearing Of their children.
kycry family can save nifty times the price OF
the book every year by consulting IL.
II - complete In all It's parts, aud Is the most
recent booS of the kind Published.
The book will be 81 IT free by mail or ex press on
rec ipt Of three dollars
| Address,
NICkLES PUBLISHING CO..
| SEND FoR cIRcuL Al. 76T & TO BROADWAY,
A@-AaESTs WANTED. New York City.
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A train will leave Wumt1Et ton for Newark
andway stations at f.l6 q. m returning leave
Newark at s.2S q. m. for Wilmington and way
stations.
The Black figures denote the Limited
Express TwRiaa.
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Tar e.Ex aA4iA Ers.

iynea, liaasaitoils Gorronled Daily Ia the
s.ss8t hdArhaf.
a&F, FsEo, aTe.--c3saRuTsD DAILY nv w. j..
Eoaaa5F, la. si7 saaNu4 arRHEr:
The daily gazette., 1883-11-02

DELAWARE RAILROAD d COS .gl1f I'm. Loot
a.O04 a.0et ,o.2bt n. IN. No Sunday trains.
sFor New CASTLE only.
tFor Harrington andintsrmsdiAts stations.
fExnress l8r Delnar.
The daily gazette., 1883-11-02

TRAINS AklilVEat WILMINGTON FROM
PHuLA--l2ab.lto 100, 1S2s, A.ATN. T.45, H.ozs. p.l1
to4e, 10.t0f li.sb a. Ia.,3 1850. 107, 2.22. $50
80 aS5 400, Aba 555 bb3 e.7o e.4s 7.s5, .bot,
e.b0, 1a.sS. Il. .Bs p. m.
NEW YoRE--IS4s, A47s, scat, p.l2 a. N. 1850
t.O7, asa ass, 1858 nm,
BALTInoEE---l 81, 2.l3., ga, e.b4, II .s3 q. m
1886, I.bi h.iIs, 6. sos, ia, e.fDs ,. m.
WAsRIEaroN--l.bl&, 2.Ia, 1i.ss 8. IN. Ia.Se,
a6I, e.lls e.a0s, TIA. e.A8 .. m.
Eoth daily anG sdnaRy.
Tin Snndav anls
DKLAwARn RAILRoAp--s.se. s.5o. lUl 6 a. m
go5, 6.05s. $50 p. m. No Sunday trains.
F+nm kvW 7Aslle o1tv
WILMIraron y NoRTHKRN RAILROAD Al
p.is, II 80 a. m. 6.42 p. ~.
DkI.AWARM WEsTKEk kAILnoAp---6o0 a. IN
II n. Ii. Sunday trains e.l0 q, IN, b.4o p. IN,
The daily gazette., 1883-11-02

SPECIAL ANNoUNCEMENT-A
long-ielt want in this city at
last supplied La lies Coats.
listers and Riding Habits cut
by competent male artist from
measurement and manufactured
by a London Habit Maker can
be procured at the Merchant
Tailoring Establishment OF
The daily gazette., 1883-11-02
A RAlLROAD foIt,,,,,

, LONDON LONDON, Nov. IAN ,1r-cs, ,,,;.
Liverpool TO London, yrst,r. - ,,,' maln lros
miles an hour, ,colllded win "a, s'.'..g uaOiLg
TWO persona killed and many f,Innp gmp lalI
The daily gazette., 1883-11-02
OUR FIRST NUMBER
+ OR T ALL.

You will see many adver
tisements about large stocks ot
Fall and Winter Goods. and
each one will claim to be
ahead of their competitors, but
we will be content to let the
readers of The GAZETTE k ow
we have larger stock than
usual because our trade de-
mands it, and this is an evil
dence that our goods are sold
at as low prices as elsewhere,
or a little lower for same
quality.
Our Children's Stock is COM
plete. We do not mean by
that to tell you we keep the
low-price shoddy goods, but
we do have good quality at
1 very low price, and yet we
sell more OF our suits from five
o ten d1Ilars.
In our Boys Department we
rave some very stylish gar
ments to show you. while the
young men cannot help being
pleased by making a selection
from our nobby sly les.
We have over Forty Styles
70 show you in our Mems De-
partment, and now, kind
eader just visit us at your
'arli ST convenience and let us
show you our goods, and see
Il it wlll not be to our mutual
interests to deal with each
other.
l his does not give you much
OF an idea OF our stock, but il
you will stop IN at
Fourth & Market Sts..
AT THE
WILMINGTON
CLOTHING HOUSE !!
it will give US great pleasure to
show you our goods and
prices. Yours,
Jno. w. DielendOrf 4 Go
The daily gazette., 1883-11-02
ID TnE FAcTs TnEY wANT.

One man said in conversation with the
GAZETTE representative, ''You can give the
EVery EVe'tijtg all the facts they want by this
trip Tor you will find that by Whann's
roguery In forging checks aud altering
notes he has gotten together about 81 900.
And from the fact that he shaved off his
beard a. otherwise altered his appearance
1t looks as if he had intended to skip, but
changed his mind for reasons best known
10 himself -
The daily gazette., 1883-11-02
PRoFkASIOAaL q aRnA.
John Q. COLE

IoHN q. COLE,
ROTARY PUBLIC. nl9aT'tE Al rHs
ENlCE
Hayia Bui.alus, No ,Oi sgss. s,1a sfFes. 5g.a
ihnrga aaH
DRs. J. N. 5. J. B. IioBENSAGki
Tiloge sf1ictei Wilh ,4t R,els 0 tssl.S- t.Fa
snd AERGUHihtiHATias seye.a ct its.H.'
10 consult j. M. 4. HgapssttA af afN.
Second street. Philadelphia, c'-atf ~ iaea9iti
erfFan, during t5E IT, : - - > :, Ai't AZ
Ito .. m.
Advice free. MhogoegeE 6l6Lid h1tH ti5 toa'
tItion and tAo way To improve Il sh13li lft9
'saIaDOa IN a AGt-rtts tst'4l
Ra.,t az, r..satnt af Ll.E..-t-. y .Lar,
The daily gazette., 1883-11-02
NOVEMBER SCHEME

], Sb7 HfiEeas l.4s.ss F.ssts -, H.
wHuI. n IICK Eta, a.. HALF Tit AsIs "
n Tickets, $50: 55 Tickets si"' "A
Ramit Money or Bank Draft In Letter. =; s'r raj si
hy Fxprega. Don't send by Register, ,,.laII - Hg
I osl Onlee Order, Orders OF y ahi aaiaIgegs al
orders io j., J.D0EGLAs. Lohlesi's
The daily gazette., 1883-11-02

wSfanHeEcN NcKrnxEx RAirxoAD~.f.cO Q. d
215, 4so1, $40 D. ~.
DELAwARN WEsTERr RAfLRcAD-.T.oFst t.5o
.. n. $50 p, N; Sunday trains 1890 am
800 p.ia.
The daily gazette., 1883-11-02
A REVOLUTION IN SINGLE SGhD'h
DRAWINGS.

s~Every ticket holder hls e%n ani srt Tho
can call out the number on his ttleNtt in The
wheel In his presence. Ihese .~y inoBll
ocu on the fast Thurpiay OF every
The daily gazette., 1883-11-02
sZIiSl HI!lI!9SSs
LOTTERY
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ORD REGULAR MONTHLY rRAW,i,STf ,,,T
- WILL TAKE place In the ',ohlgg hs4
' asonic Temple Bui ding. In Louisville ny"
Thursday, November ", T., lsso. o.
Ala .Fui. LOTTERY AND FAIR DRAM ,si
INGS, -'h4rtered b, the Lesi l!iur' .iH o. IN tho
vice declared legal by the h gilfs efn' IN t6e u
state. bond given to Henry oah,l ~ " II pfiIgs
aOld,
The daily gazette., 1883-11-02

Ir,1ass nd Travelling Baga
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-19

ported the same. Captain AID Storm
secured the towboat Billy EIell and
taking a lighter went up to give relief.
She will probably be of aud pass here
this evening.
The Hard Cash arrived last night
with 70 bales cotton and 2l9 SKIS cotton
seek. She reshipped 81 bales at Ter
rene for New Orleans. making a total
Of ITO bales out Of the river. The
Hard Cash leaves again this evening
for Devalls Bluff. Augusta, Jackson
port, and way landings, carrying the
mail aud connecting with the regular
light draft steamers for upper White
and Black rivers. Captain E O..
Postal commands, Charles aud Joseph
Postal in the office.
Captain Thomas Carrel, q nephew
of Captain Hercules CarreI, and a
former Cincinnati and New Orleans
pilot, died last Friday at LOngview
Asylum, The deceased received a
blow on the head a number Of years
ago, which crushed IN his skull and
rendered him insane for the remainder
of his life. He served with distino.
ton in the Federal gunboat service
throughout the war, snd was particu-
larly noted in Admiral Farraguts dis
patches for meritorioas services.
The Ida Darragh brought in 100
bales cotton and 237 SKIS cotton seed.
She reshipped 81 bales cotton at Ter,
rene for New Orleans, making a total
of 2l7 bales out Of the river, The
Darragh leaves again this evening for
Pine Bluff and all way landings on
Arkansaw river, carrying the mail aud
connecting at her destination with the
pool line boats for Little Rock and
points above. Captain Ed Rowland
commands with Captain J. N Thomp
son in the Office assisted by Lon Hud-
son
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-19

and q GOA IS for hf do rice, 5xs7Kc
per ID.
3 % per keg. Lime a6catl per Dbl;
Cement, 81 00a1 70 per Dbl for Louisville,
q 30 for Rosedkle, and 81 50a5 for Port
land Plaster, $50 Lumber, yellow
pine flooring, rs; rough framing, Sli;
dressed, tS0per N;lathlng, 81 76a2 per NJ
shingles, Ga46 per II. Eu
COTTONSEED, OIL ErC--New cot
ton seed 81 river landing $l4 per ton; seed
meal, $3.50 per ton andlper cwt 81; oil
cake, 81, oil, S0as6c for crude; 45ab4o for
refined as per quality.
LIVE STOCK-Grass fed butcher
grades range from &c gross TO 41e for
medium to choice, common T ~
10 2ko. Mich cows are dull at si5a80
each and yearlings S5as. Sheep,
3d 70 3c for butchers classes
and Slal 80 per head FOR grazing.
Lambs, 81 J0aS per head FOR medium and
5a5lc per ID for choice. Hogs, 4a6c for
common to choice corn fed. Mules, SIPS
TO 25 as per size, range from l4l to l6
hands. Horses, $50 TO 10 each fo- Texas
and soto $50 each for plugs and common
saddle and harness TO extra do.