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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-07-01

THE eolored voters of Virginia have
learned a lesson since the election OF
cleveland. For instance: The Repubh-
cans have heretofore had a majority OF
400 in Norfolk, but in the May election in
that City the Democrats gained the day by
a.psiority Of 1856 votes. The change YVES
IN the colored mems vote, large number
OF that class voting with the Democrats
ist,s Ms show which way the wind bows
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-07-01
A Secretion that ConfamInates the
Blood

When the bile is diverted from its proper chan
nels into the blood. which is always the case in
liver complaints, il ceases to be healthy secre-
tion and becomes poison. Its abnormal pres
ence in the circulation and stomach is indicated
hy the suffusion of the skin with hideous saffron
tlnge, by headaches, vertigo, nausea, rain in the
right side and under the right shoulder blade, by
Indigestion. obstruction of the bowels, and other
N. nor symptoms. Order may be substituted for
this state of chaos aa further bodily evil averted
by using. the oens6eent Alternative ind tonic.
Hostetter's Stomsc4 Bitterss which, by relaxing
the bowels, promotes the escape from the circula-
tion Of bilious impurities, besides rendering the
action Of The liver regular. and remoiing every
vegetable snti-hiissu as medicine is not only i'm
L fnit-ly nore effective than any loyIn of mercury
Vopertes. infinitely e be preferred ID that pois
NA,us drug,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-07-01
A Naval Sham Figa. In Bastry Bny

DUBLIN, June 30-A dispatch from
Bantry, dated 2 o'clock this morning
states that naval sham fight is in prog
ress in Bantry bay. Admirals Hoskins
and Whyte are in command of the op-
posing squadrons. Admiral Whyte is
holding Bear Island Admiral Hoskins
in person directed the movements of the
detachment of the squadron which led
the attack upon the enemy. The battle
was begun at midnight A sharp can
nonade is now proceeding. From the
latest reports of the conflict" it appears
that Admiral Hoskins had succeeded iu
his designs, and dislodged Admiral
Whyte from Bear Island,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-07-01

The Dsmoc rats of Ohio want Elk Sena-
tor Thurman or Governor, and decline to
take "no" for an answer, and the Repub-
licans are equally sincere and nTgent in
their determination to continue John
Sherman in the Senate if they can. Both
have served their parties with signal
ability and discretion.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-07-01

LOUISVILLE. June 9.-The' Supreme
officers of the Catholic Knights of
America assembled at the Louisville
Hotel at 8 clock pm, for the purpose
of electing supreme medical examiner
and chairman of the sinking fund for
the next two years. DIR. Doherty, of
Louisville; DIR. Rodman, of Lebanon,
KY; DR.. LOTUS, of st. Louis; DR.. E. }.
Miles Willett, of Memphis, were placed
in nomination, and on the sixth ballot
Mr.. John j. Duffy, of Memphis, was
elected chairman of the sinking fund
commissioners, and will have charge Of
the fund.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-07-01

The Greenback party still survives, in
the person of the Hon. L. A. Wood, CT
Covingtn, KY, who announces his pur-
pose OF going over to Ohio to help his c.
workers there this fall. While he is at it
he sughtto invite Chaffee and the other
silver mIn to help him. There is no
choice between either craze.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-07-01

JOSEPH SMITH, con of the original Nor
mon prophet, and nCw president OF the
nop.nai -gamous branch OF the church, if
in Utah looking over the ground, and the
Salt Lake Tribune tells him that he comes
opportunely 20 take the leadership out OF
the hands OF Taylor and the polygamift
APOSTLES. 1t does appear to be a goed
+;,,a 3O foaiar echismE
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POsTMAsTERs COMMIssIoNED.

IsFEUIAL 10 THE AfFhAL,;i n
WASHINGTON, June 30.-The Postof-
fee Department furnishes the following
information: I
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yICgSBURG, MISS.
A Locomotive JRlkes an ExcarSioH jr
its own Hook.
TO THE APPEAL.l

VIcKsBrgG. June 30.-At 6 O'Clock
every Monday evening the switek engine
in the yard of the Mississippi Nslleyyoad
is run into q side-track neay the ro.snd-
house and lett = cool down. Nothing
nnnsual ,,,curred to her until S:15
o'clock, when the watehman heard her
steaming aud observed her to commence
10 move off slowly down the tack, in
creasing her speed until she passed out
of the yard at rapid rate OF speed.
Surmisiug that all was not right, he
gave the alarm, and an engine was
Immediately dispatched after her.
This engine followed down. the track
| five miles, where they overlook her when
| she stopped on a grade. 1t was then
discovered that she was a runaway en-
CINE yithout an engineer, fireman OF
other human being on board. The rail,
road officers are very much bothered
| about the cause Of the sndden escape OF
| the engine, which had been laid W to
rest after hard lays work. Some
! think the engineer failed to close the
| throttle valve. Others think 1t the
work of some malicious miscreant who
had pulled her oper and jumped of. II
was, however, an amusing and harmless
freak
At a recent sale OF the MISSISSIPPI
] yalloy Bank PROPERTY a large tract @
and, said to contain 400 acres, Just south
of the city limits. was purchased BY the
Union National Bank Of New York
through their attorneys here; Nuttles
Smith 4 Hirsch This land having beeS
levied upon b. the bank for money dn'
them by the Valley Bank, it is reporse'
that ii Is the intention of the bank Z
| improve tb.s property, lay it off in sub
Urban building lots of one eere each, witt
streets 900 feet wide, planting rows o
| trees down the sidewalks and middle o
streets. In the center they gill lay on
park and build a reservoir to supply y"
| place with water, and other conveniences
A number of comfortable houses will b.
built on alternate lots, after the moderl
style, with all conveniences, by competen
northern architects A line of stree
cars win connect this place with the busi
ness portion of the city. This property
after being improved, will be sold by auc
tion aud private sale upon long time, tn
bank being satisfied with eight per cent
upc d the investment.
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WILL NOT LAST MANY DAYS.
Gen. Grants Hrother-in-LaW in Receipt
of Unfavorabse News.

New YeRK. June 30-The telegram,
Washington special says: Gen. Dent
who is Gen. Grants brother-in- law, said
to- day: Il am afraid that Gen. Grant
will not laet many days. To-day L re-
oeiyod information from the family that
the cancer has commenced to infame the
iugular vein and death is the question Of
few days, in the opinion of his ply
slcians."
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WE have It upon the authority OF tie
Mobile Rcgister tiaat journalism in Mexico
is unlike that of our country in this that ii
does not deal in sensstionaHs'n. A mur'
dex sS briefly announced, with only the
leading fscts ard names, and with no az
tistic elaboration of details. The taste OF
the Mexican 4esder does not incline
toward crimes. Stiis less does he delight
in the misSties OF unfortunate families
The family circle is the last place the re-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-07-01
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
|Tna CENTURY
LssssJAY

.Is,oous-5slNS:
GEol s.LIOf's COUNTY.
By RosR G. KINGSLEY; illlustrated by
ALFRED PARSONS and HOMER MARTIN.
SOCIAL LIFE IN THE COLONIES
BY EDWARD Eco, RsToN describing we'd
dings, modes of trayel, sports, clubs, the
sters, etc, with numerous illustrations
A FEW WORDS ABOUT HENRY CLAY.
By GEORGE BANCROFT; with portrait.
THE GATE OF INDIA.
A timely descriptive article, with full
page map.
THE FRENCH POET, MIsTRAL.
BY ALPHoNsE DAUDRT; with portrait.
FRANK HATrON IN NORTH BORN so.
A travel paper; by JOSEPH HATros, the
father of tie young scientist; illustrated.
WAR PAPERS.
McCLELLAN's CHANGe OF BASE.
The Confederate Pursuit; by Gen. D,
II. HILL.
REAR-GJARD FIGH TING at sAvAGE'S
STATION.
By Gen W. p. FRANKLIS; illustrated.
THE SEVEN DAYS FI9ssrING ABOUT
Rich 1ssND.
By Con. JAMES LoNGsTREKT; illus trated.
49, FICTION.
A continuation of ~ he Lady, or the
Tiger?' by FRANK Il STOCKTON.
"Ro5el tson's Medium," By ivory BLACK.
Serial, by w. d. HowELLs ard HENRY
JAMES
POEMs
By AUSTIN DoBsoN, R. W. GLIDER, EDITH
NJ. Thomas, and others.
OPEN EEI'EFRS
From OLIVER WKNDsIL HoLMSs and others
TOsIC3 OF EaE TI1E, BRIC-A-R RAG,
ETC.
For sale everywhere. Price, 35 &C nts.
A New NOVEL BY w. d HowELLs will
begn soon siisr the compl t., II If The
Rae o Siiss Lapllain" 10 she August CEN
TURY. The Later novel is said t. be :" a
new revelf ton of Mr.. Howel,s's p wers"
Boston Trdwllsr), "the best work he has
done yet" (Brooklyn Uioionl.
The CENTURY Co., New York.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-07-01

THE Colonel gang" and the "Kid
~ of Missouri are at war over the
-.ils, but the people go serene'y on their
way attending to business as ususl, quite
nanident IL at the President understands
his business and viii do what is right,
without regard to the kids" or the
tsNolooels :"
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6oan.lv appointed collector of t

ecently appointed collector OF the
port of New York, Mr.. Edward l.. He'd
den, is merchant of high character and
liability. He is member of the firm o.
Wetmore, Cryder & Co, OF South street.
and was pressed as business man partic
ularly. with view to gratifying the busi-
ness element with which he will be brought
:, oo,sacE 90 collector
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-07-01

GES. LseLN was an object of great in
tsrest in Blains's State OF Maine, where
bs was last week attending the national
encampment of the Grams Army In
fact, he evoked by his presence great
Maine boom, while Blaine l2d not eV'I
been invited to the encampmeni, which
moves the Albany Times to ask: 'Why
would not Logan and Roach ION the gen'
erai issue OF building up great army ana
a greet asvy) do for the campaign of lSSS?'
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-07-01

MADRID, June 30.-The total number
OF pew cases reported yesterday from the
infected district in Spain is 1922, and the
total number of deaths 6lt2, being an in
six per cent.in deaths, over the total mum
ber officially reported yesterday.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-07-01
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
All the Members of the salisbury Gov.
ernment Re Elected to Parliament
The Countess Spencer
Decorated by Queen Victoria as Mark
of Personal Esteem-The Irish
Coercion Act.
Eussis's Warlike Preparations Continued
The Traus'Caspian Railway-Na-
val Sham Battle.

LONDON, June 30.-The title of the
Rt. Hon. Edward Gibson will be Lord
Ashbourne
Mr.. Watts has declined the baronetcy
offered him,
The Queen has conferred the Order of
Victoria and Albert upon Countess Spen-
Ger, as mark of persona. esteem.
Sir Richard Asheton Cross, Secretary
for the Home Department, has been re-
elected to Parliament
The Rt. Hon. David Robert Plunket,
FIRST Commissioner of Works, and Mr..
Holmes, the new Attorney-Generalf for
Eeland, have been reelected TO Parlia :
eIent for Dublin University. There was
no contest in either case.
The Earl of Carnarvop, Lord Lieu
tenant of Ireland, and the Rt. Hon. Sir
Vim. Hart, Chief Secretary for Ireland,
ere to- day sworn into office at Dublin.
Sir michael E. Hicks-Beach, Chan
cellor of the Exchequer, the Hon. Ed
ward Stanhope, Vice-President of the
Council, and Henry Chopin Chancellor
OF the Duchy of Lancaster, have been re-
elected to Parliament.
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The Italian Ministry

ROME, June 30.-Signor Depretis, the
PriIne Minister, has formed a new Min
istry, by taking od interim the foreign
portfolio himself. vice Signor Mancini
Sigrpr Tejani is Minister of Justice
othdxwise the Cabinet is unchanged.
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amen Triea Always Preferred.

When they once become acquainted
with it, ladies invariably prefer Parker's
Hair Balsam to any similar preparation.
1t makes the hair soft and glossy, arrests
~ falling of, promotes new growth, re-
stores sha original color, and has no rival
as a dressing. Not dye, not oily, highly
perfumed. Only htty cents, at druggists.
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JACKSON, MISS.
Mai. Henry, of the estate Ledger
ssfvea Good Position af Washing =
ESPECIAL TO THE APPEAL-I

APFEAIsT
JACKSON, June 30.-R. H. Henry, ed
itor and proprietor of the State Ledger,
to- day received official notification of his
appointment as chief in the Sixth Aud
itor's Office The Office pays salary of
$1,000 per year. He was not an applicant
for the place. 1t is understood here
that Mr.. Henry will not accept, as the
salary is not lucrative enough to justify
him.
A large delegation is in the city to at
tend the Prohibition Convention to-mor-
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Yss,x.D oi 800 or 1903 disabled eonissi q snd
crates. North Carolina iii Likely ssor. ,atad
5oou, - 8 ss,;st q that class may dwlnoi' -
tIas feiiel :, :, .,,t snrn, indeed.
,urrsme Court of oiMassachuseItsT y
ne or poisonous food is nn' nrs
for any injury sustains,Ss ','s. uh, n
A wholesome tao,s len n
ms 80 : 1E as fo!lau righteous

CLEVELAND has said of Mr.. Hol-
i, of Indiana, that she is about the
: 5 .--safiest old fellow we have to deal with" !"
5aN FGreat Objector" evidently has the
q x track at the White House, and is
> ). hof Mcdonald, Voorhees, and Hen
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information: s
PosTMAsTERs COMMISSIONED.
W. Coffman, Atkins, Tenn.
j. T. Edwards, Beardsto9n, Tenn.
J. T. Bobo, County Line, Tenn.
j. A. Jones, Little Lot, Tenn.
Nancy Grinder, Newburg, Tenn.
E. Brophy, Victoria, fem.
L. B. Harbour, Cerro Gordo, Tenn.
j. HI. Pounds, Idlewild, Tenn
w. M. Murphree, Ouly, Tenn.
B. p. Dancer, Ramer, Tenn.
j. NJ. Kell Y, sherwood, Tenn.
J. T. HIKE, Greeubrier, Tenn.
Susan G. W-nburu, Bells Depot, Tenn.
/ IL Enr.ins 0nrraLr.i Tann
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The ProhibItioD convention.

IAsaVIVIA I'D TI4F0S IToI AINII
JACKSON, Miss, June 30-The State
Prohibition Convention which meets to
morrow, promises to be the strongest
movement yet made in favor of strict
prohibition, which principle will enter
largely into Mississippi politics this year
| A full State ticket will be nominated
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-07-01

Memphis Defeated by Macon After a
Close and Exciting Game by 49,
Score Of 8 to 8.
SehMartze Disabled in the Third Inning
by Being Hit With Ball-Arriyai
OF the New Players.
A Good Days Racing at Chicago and
Brighton Beaeh-Fine HOrsefiesh
of Cleveland.
IspxorAL TO TIE AppEAL.I

MACON, GA, June 30.-Sullivan, with
the two O'Briens, Calvin, Doyle and Pal
mer, of the Kansas City club. joined the
Memphis nine here here to day. Masran
was put in the box, but Macon made
seventeen base hits off him. Schwartze
caught well until struck on the leg by a
ball, disabling him. Sullivan relieved
him on the third inning. The game was
close and exciting. Sullivan will pick
out what men he wants and give the
others releases. Score by innings:
1873 5 60 s 8 10
rscoo. ...... o 3 o. 0 0-s
mphis......-......... % l 2 70
Earned runs-Macon. 2; Memphis, 2
Two base e-bits-Memphis, 6; Macon, 4
Struck out, Masran, 0; Stephens, 4. Left
on bases-Memphis, 5; Macon, 8: Passed
balls-Memphis, 5; Macon, 9. Errors
4 each.
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The Brupswick Succession.

BERLIN, June 30.-The Diet of Bruins
wick is discussing with closed doors the
ducal succe sion. The public, is rigor-
ously excluded.
1t is understood here that the Diet has
quasbed finally the claims of the Duke
of Cumberland to the succession.
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Terrific s.orms ix France

PARIS, June 30.-Terrifc storms have
prevailed recently In tie provinces. The
destruction OF property by the winds aud
Hoods has been enormous Eight per-
sons were killed by lightning.
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France and Enxsar,i.

HARIs, june 30.-The Journal des De-
batsthinks the Marquis of Salisbury will
revive the friendliness between France
aud England which existed under Dis
raeii. 1t is of the opinion that Sir Hen
ry Drummond Wolff replacing Sir Eve
lyn Barring as Consul General at Cairo
will, be change for the better.
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Cha,tanoogas VS. Bir,nInshams

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, June 30.-The
game of ball here to day between Bir-
mingham and Chattanooga was game
of errors, and the home teams were the
costliest, the visitors scoring four runs
to their one. The pitching was the only
good thing in the game. None of the
runs were earned. Struck out, by Ram
sey, II; by Kelly L. Base hits, Chatta-
noogas, 4; Birminghams, 2. Errors,
Chattanoogas, 5, Birminghams, 6; Par
sons can pitch no more this year, if ever.
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DAWSON, OAK, June 30-A horrible
murder was committed here to-day. The
body Of Mrs. Unger was found buried in
hay in one of the stalls of her barn. She
had been dead some time. 1t is supposed
that a tramp who was working for Mr..
Unger did the work by beating in her
head with an iron wedge.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-07-01

ROME, June 30.-His holiness the
Pope has issued an order directing that
the Ultramontane newspapers published
in Rome maintain friendly attitude to-
ward the Italian government This ac-
tion of the Pope implies an important
change of policy on the part of the Vat
lean
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A nisgraced Minister

ROME, June BON. Collado, the Bra.
lillian Minister who was recently ex-
PEELED from the Circolo della Cuccia fol-
cheating at cards, has resigned his mem.
bership of the Jockey Club and left the
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Games Yesferday

CHICAGO, June Chicago, 13; Bos-
ton, 8.
BUFFALO, June 3O.-Providence, 16;
Buffalo, g.
DETROIT, June 3O.-New York, l;
Detroit, O.
LOUISVILLE, June 3O.-Louisville, 5;
St. Louis, 2.
PITTsBURG, June 3O.-Pittsburg, g.
Cincinnati. f.
BALTIMORE, June 30.-Baltimore, 16
Brooklyn, IL.
ST. LOUIS, June 3O.-St. Louis, 5
Philadelphia, 4.
PHILADELPHIA, June 3O.-Athletics
10; Metropoltans, 8.
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A Great Group of Horseaesh.

CLEVELAND, o., June 30.-Maud s.
arrived here to-day, and was Immediate
ly taken to the track at Glenuville She
occupies her old quarters at the Orchard,
between Phallas and Maxey Cobb. There
is great group of horsefesh at the Or
chard, including Maud S., 2:094; Jay
Eye:See, 2:10; Maxey Cobb, 2:13I; Pha,-
las, 2:l33, and Clingstone. 2:14, besides
fifty other fast ones. Maud S. will go
into training, and later in the season will
try to lower her record. Preparations
for the Maxey Cobb -Phallas race are
almost completed. The horses will ap-
pear on the track Saturday, July 4th, at
will be. allowed between heats. Snort
ing men from all parts of the country
will be here, orders for reserved seat:
having been received from nearly every
city in the Union.
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MIE1srER 70 Brazil THoMAsJ. JARvI:

MIN IsTEss. md Tfsd dspo sphAZlL AhoMAs D. "AA'i'
ed. Diet Norfolk, Va, some
rsSs 1gHes' Se,;t. Louis Post-Dispatch
;i1ss. sis AZ gent of the Philadelphia
German clothier pressed
i hes on him." Unless the
was a cold one he won d
survived the operation.
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.woman and Her diseases,

rs the title of sn interesting illustrated
treatise t16o pages) sent, postpaid, for 10
cents in stamps. Address Worlds Dis
peasary Medical Association, Buffalo NY.
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c.,,1.,.sIoneS Eorins,s Acconnss.

WAsHTNGToN, june 30. = The First
Comptroller Of the Treasury has re-
eeived letter from the Hon George b.
Loring. late Commissioner of Agrlcalt-
ture. dated Salem, Mass, June 24til,
acknowledging .he receipt Of his letter
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-07-01
NASHVILLE, TENN.
Marriage OF the Hon James NJ. Head
and Miss Minnie Cherry.

NASHVILLE, June 30.-This afternoon
at o'clock, at the residence of the
brides father, Mr.. W. II. Cherry, Miss
Minnie Cherry and the Hon. James NJ.
Head were married. After the cere-
mony a reception was held for two hours.
1t was the most brilliant affair of its kind
for years
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Tantrum, go pounds, $50 Mystic, 90
Mounds 500

pounds, $50.
Fifth Race.-Penalties and allowances;
one and one eighth miles. Buchanan,
1ls pounds, 500; Idle Pat, lo5 pounds.
$40; LemaD, III pounds. s35; Polly
pounds, S10y ykatala loS pounds, $40.
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TENNESSEE POSTAL POINTS.
PosfmasfePs Commissioned by the Pres
idelt-Sew Offices Estabiished.


Changes fn Schedules of Star-n 0ufs
Service-Eaiiway Changes.
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Manhattan Bank of Memphis

MEMPHIS, TENN juno 80, 1885.
nIVIDENDS-Tr d rectors of this Bank have
- this da. declared cssh dividend OF one
hundred and seventy Q7W per cent. on the par
valre of the stock, payable en- surrender Of the
stock certifca'es, duly released. TO the under
signed. WIN KATZENBERGER,
EDWARD GOLDSMITH,
INtr.,
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y ueoluIne m'a' 00uIse " pu1'uo,

1he managers of the Irish Parlia-
meatary party issued an address to the
Irith electors in England, advising them
to lvote for Tories in preference to
Liberals at the coming general election.
The address says: eAs the Tories in
timated their disapproval of coercion do
notspppose them at the polls. Indeed,
We tuhesitatingly say, vote for the Tory
candidates, as the assurances given by
theleaders of the Liberal party are to-
tailE inadequate"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-07-01

TaE fear of cholera has presently thq
vood effect of urging not only sanitary
work, but OF making communit es cRreiGl
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fright Peart"

Il was right pesrt TIL the rheumstiz sot
u. said suffering old man who lived near
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r. r. r.
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FOR FAMILY Use II THE WORLD
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@AIN RER1EDX
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

Inflammation OF tins Kidneys Inflammation =
The Bladder, Inflammation OF l-s Bowels, 0pngef
ton OF The Lungs, Palpitation % the Heart, Eva
terics, Group, Diphtheris, Catarrh, Infuensa
Nervousness Sleeplessness, rheumatism, 8aiRticf
Pains IN the Chest, Back or Limbo, ETzi0et
SprainB Cold OhillB and Ague Ohils.
The application OF the READY RUAy nv q
the part or part 'wksce the difficulty or pain eJ
iEts Will AFFORD eaSu and comfort.
Thirty to sixty dropsia hall tumbler o. Nats
viii In 3 few minutes cure Cramps, spasms, SoE
stomach, Heartburn, Sick Headache, Dlarrhet
Dysentery, Collie, Wind Ia the Bowels, and al 81
tefnal pains
Travellers should always carry bottle or blNo
w7 va Ready Relief with them, A few Drops II
watel VIII prevent sickness OF pains from chang
o. water. i IS bette, than French Brandy nr Hii
ters ss 2 stiuul2ns.