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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-03-04
Agricultural statistics.

WASHINGTON, March 3.-The House
Committee on Agriculture to-day in
structed Representative Glass to re-
port favorably a bill introduced by
him to require United States Consuls
to transmit to the Commissioner of
Agriculture reports of agricultural ex-
periments occurring in districts in
which they are situated, and also, any
statistics they may gather which
would be of benefit to farmers.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-03-04

Mr.. }. T. IRRELEVANT in another col.
umn sounds a note of warning in re-
gard 10 the proposed bridge across the
Mississippi river which ought to be
built and owned by the railroads now
centering here, and not by outsiders
who have no interest in the city, its
growth or its commerce. Why can't
the representatives OF these roads get
together, file charter and present a
bill to Congress TO secure the desired
obiectP
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OBITUARY..
The Rev. Dr. samuel Ramsey

LOUISVILLE, KY, March 3. - The
Rev, DIR. Samuel Ramsey Wilson, aged
sixty-eight years, died here to-day
He was one of the most conspicuous
figures of the Presbyterian church
being the .leader of the split which
caused the establishing of the South.
ern branch of the church.
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SPORTING NEWS.
Bare n nucAIs FIGHT at Pittsburg.

PITTsBURG, PA, March 3. A bare
knuckle prize fight for S75 took place
last night at White Hall, Pa, near
this city, between "Billy" Clipp of
Youngstown, o., and Bolen, alias
"Bull" Newcomer of Uniontown, Pa.
Both men fought desperately, and it
was nip and tuck up to the seventh
round, when Clipp got in a blow that
stretched Newcomer out on the floor
in an insensible condition. He was
picked up and restored to conscious
ness, and the fight was given to Clipp.
Only twenty persons were present.
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DIED.

WRAY-At residence Of parents, No. 264
Adams street, Tuesday, Marcn 2, 1888, at
ESQ m, ANNA H., daughter of j. r. Ond
II. G. Wray.
Funeral from residence this (THURSDAY)
afternoon at 1880 o'clock. Friends of the
family invited to attend.
M0SBY-Wednesday, March 8, 1886. at
II :29 o'clock am, SAMUEL MosBY, in the
seventy. seventh year Of his age.
Friends are invited to attend his funeral
from Calvary church this tTHURSDAYl
afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-03-04

| HAvE given Tongaline a fair trial
in facial neuralgia, and, to use my pa
tents own expression, sit is the med
icine for that disease" 1t has done
him more good in one week than all
the drugs taken before within three
years.
J.P. RTNKRL. MD, Brighton, Ill.
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STATISTICS ON COTTON.
LATEST BULLETIN OF THE AGRI.
CULTURAL DEPARTMENT.
Senator Eustis's YtlIow.FsVer Com.
mission Bili-Fitz John Porter
Bill-Capital Points.
ESPECIAL TO TIE APPEAL.I

W WASHINGTON, March 3.-Alr. EuStis
to-day introduced bill in the Senate
10 authorize the President to appoint
a commission of three persons, one or
more of whom shall be officers of the
government, or medical men of we'll
known ability, to proceed to Mexico,
Central America, Havana and Brazil
and make careful investigation as to
the efficacy of preventing yellow-fever
by incubation, such commission to
report its discoveries, experiments,
etc. The commission is authorized to
employ assistants, and the sum of
5000 is appropriated for its expenses.
THE COTTON CROP.
The Commissioner of Agriculture,
in a bulletin on the cotton crop, Just
issued, says the returns relating to the
quality of the present crop make the
cotton Of Texas and Arkansas better
than usual, and give the lowest aver
ages 70 Georgia and Alabama, while
that OF the Carolinas is next in inferi-
ority, and fhat of Tennessee, Missis-
sippi and Louisiana nearly an aver
age. The staple is generally short,
especially in the districts that report
inferior quality. On the Atlantic
coast there is much complaint of in
jury by rains and storms and by hur-
ried picking in this section. Going
west, improvement is indicated, and
in the extreme west nearly perfect
weather for picking was generally en-
joyed.
SOUTHERN PATENTS.
Christopher j. Wilson, Knoxville,
Tenn, saw tooth; Jasper Wilkinson
and r. Curtin, Kentuck, Ala, cotton
cultivator
THE ARMY BILL.
The army appropriation bill, as re-
ported to the House. appropriates for
the maintenance of the army for the
fiscal year the sum of $23, SS7 ,5SS.
MYRA CLARK GAINs's, CLAIMS.
The House Committee on Private
Land Claims to-day agreed to report
favorably bill to give the heirs of
Myra Clark Gaines land script for
IS, 457 acres, the amount of grant
made by Spain to persons from whom
she claimed to have procured the title.
THE FITZ JOHN PORTER BILL.
The Fitz John Porter bill will be re-
ported back to the Senate as soon as
the majority and minority reports can
be prepared. Senators Cameron and |
Sewell join with the Democratic men,
bers of the Military Committee in the
majority report in favor of the I'M
House bill, The division
vas six TO four.
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Senator EustIa's YcIIow.yevpr Bill

WASHINGTON, March 3.-Senator
Eustis, from the Committee on Epi-
demic Diseases, reported as a substi-
tute for his bill providing for the APP
pointment of a commission to investi-
gate the declared discovery of inocu-
lation for yellow-fever, a bill authoriz-
ing the President to appoint a COM
mission of three to proceed to Mexico
and, if necessary, the Central Ameri-
can States, Havana and Brazil, and
make careful and complete investi-
cation of the methods OF incubation
pursued and its effectiveness in
protecting against yellow-fever, and
to gather all the information sAlatiye
TO the disease which may be dis
covered by experiment or otherwise.
The commission is authorized to en-
ploy such skilled assistants as it may
deem necessary, andlto fix the rate OF
their compensation. II is required to
make report within twelve months
OF its appointment, but if necessary
for the accomplishment of its work it
may continue its labors two years.
The bill appropriates $4,000 Tor the
necessary expenses of the commission
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The Captured FIIbusIeTIns Vessel.

WAsHINGToS, March 3.-The Secre-
tary of the Navy has received long
report from Commander c. NJ. Chester
of the Galena, dated Key West, Feb
ruary 22d, regarding the capture of
the alleged filibustering steamer City
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Denth of pT,s. UaNIev

WASHINGTON, March 3. = The wife of
Senator James r. Hawley of Con-
necticut died here this evening of
pneumonia, after short illness.
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II. G.. HOLLENBERC

LAS determined 10 give TO Pupils and
IL Students Of Music, on and after March
!, 1886, the same discount claimed by Teach
ers, viz:
Liebert 4 Stark's Piano Method. Books I
and 2-Retail price, 50; Teachers price, 50.
Richardson's \ eW Method for Piap0f rte-
Retail price, s. Is; Teachers price, 81 g.
PETERS, Eclectic Piano Method-hetaiI
price, t3 Is; Teachers price, S225
Crsmer's Piano Studies, edited by Hans
Won Bulow-Retail price, 81 6O Teachers
price, 75c.
No Plus Ultra-Retail price, 81: Teachers'
price, Soc.
,Ca'tellis .VOcalises, Book 1-Retail price,
81 80; Teachers' price, 75e.
All Foreign Editions at ONE-THIRD OFF
All Sheet Music oNE-HALF OFF marked
price.
III. q. HOLLENBERG,
29 Main ST., Memphis, Tom.
And 3ll Main st., Little Rock, Ark.
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TENNESSEE'S ENTRIES

black-breasted red No. 5, ginger red
No. 6, black-breasted red: No, :,
black-breasted red; No. S. brown red
No. 9, notified gray; No. 10, black.
breasted dark red; No. IL, black
breasted dark red No. 10, dark gray
No. Is, steel gray; No. IA, red spangled ;
No. 10, gray and yellow; No. rs,
brown red; No. II, brown red Pitted
by Hannah of Memphis,
MIssIssIrrr's ENTRIES.
Mississippi chickens were rs follows:
No. ], brown red; No. >, duck wing
gray; No. 3, mahogany red; No. l.,
mahogany red; No. 5, black and red
spangled; No, &, duck wing yellow
red No. z, duck wing yellow red No.
s, black breasted duck wing red; No.
9, duck wing gray; No. 10, duck wing
gray; No. IL, dark red; No, II, gray
dominiek; No. IS, ginger red; No. II,
pumpkin red, No. Is, spotted brown
red. Pitted by Grimmic of Hazoo
county, Miss. Capt. T.. A. Ware of
West Point, Miss, referee
THE FIGHT
opened with two ha.k fights, which
were both won by Mississippi,
FIRST FIGHT.
Sledge d Hannah's Arkansaw Tray
eler, weight 4 pounds 10 ounces,
matched Grimmic's pounds 10
ounces, spangled. The spangled got
in his work in fine style, killing his
opponent at the first hv. Time - one
minute.
SECOND FIGHT.
Sledge q Hannah's, like first, brown
red, weight 4 pounds 10 ounces,
matched Grimmie's Rose Como, red.
weight 4 pounds 70 ounces. This
time Hannah's cock got in the first
blow, killing the Mississippi chicken
in half minute.
THIRD FIGHT.
Sledge & Hannah's Hardin shawl
neck, weight 3 pounds, matched Grim
mics dudSwing gray. This fight
proved longer than either of the pre-
ceding BON cocks did good work,
but the Tennessee chicken won the
fight in four minutes, both cocks dy-
ing, Grimufie's in the pit, and the
shawlneck otter leaving the pit.
foURTn FIGHT.
Sledge &Hmnah's Arkansaw Tray
eler, red, weight pounds ounces,
Girimmie's gray dominick,
weight pounds | ounce, The cocks |
came together and hung on the first
fly. On being put down again Han
nahs shufiied and killed the Missis-
sippi cock in five minutes.
Firth FIGHT.
The Hannah's showed one of Har-
bins full blue herons, weight 5
pounds 2 ounces. Grimmile entered
his duck-wing yellow red, weight 3
pounds ounce. This was the fight
Of the day. Both cocks took good
care of themselves, but the Harbin's
heron won in four minutes, both
cocks fighting well.
There was a good crowd and money
changed hands freely. Betting is in
favor Of Tannaasaa
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NEW YORK, March 3.-The sale of
the famous art collections Of the late
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I ELLA SCOTT LODGE, No, 2s9, a
LEA A.M.-Will meet N sPSciat ~
communication this (TBURSpANXX
for work n the Y. G. degree. Ali/ "
Il. C.'s fraternally invited.
By order U. r. CAyANAGH, WIN.
Attest A. s. MYERS, Secretary.
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Ga Wednesday, March II, 1886,

Ga wednesday, March IL, 1886,
Special Train, with ample and hrst-class
accommodations in every respect, including
Pullman Palace Sleepers, wi leave Fulton
for New Orleans, via the Illinois Central
Railroad. at Q o clock a.u will leave Milan
at 10 :5 am. (; Jackson at IL 10 \. m. Grand
Junction at pm: Holly Springs at 4:1O
pm; Grenada at 80 p. m. Durant at 8; 45
pm, thus living DAYLIGHT ARRIVAL
IN the Crescen; City at about am. on the
1Stn.
This is indeed rare aud frst class oppor-
tlnity for everybody, and the attention Of
the aides 10 particular is called TO this Ex.
cursiOn, as twill certainly prove a charm
ing and delightful trip for them.
Special arrangements have been made
with the Hotels in New Orleans for thu bone
fl of this Excursion.
Buy your tickets at once, secure sleeping
car berths or sections " wanted, and avail
yourself Of this very cheap and delightful
opportunity to visit tne great Exposition and
the beautiful Crescent City," as this is the
mo tattraotiVe eason Of the year.
Tickets for sale at the above and other sta
tons By the regular ticket agents OF the Illi-
nois Central Railroad.
For further information, address
u. l.. COLLINS,
General Manager Excursion, Milan, Tonn,
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And even these low rates include tickets Of
admission TO the great Exposition, which Of
itself alone is worth the cost Of the trip.
Tickets good TO return at pleasure on all
regular trains for Ten Days.
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TENNESSEE BIRDS AHEAD.
FIRST DAY OF THE COOKING
MAIN AT JACKSON, MISS.
Five Fights, In Four OF Which Both
Birds We're Killed In ShOrt
Order.

JACKSON, Miss, March 3. The grand
cooking main opened up this morning
at the fair grounds. Five fights are 10
be fought each day for three days for
the main with extra fights each night.
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COLLINS'S
Grand Excursion
To
New Orleans and the Great
American exposition,
On
WEDNESDAY, March IL, 1886,
Via the Old and Reliable Illinois
Central, "Ihe Model Railroad of the
sOuIh''-One OF the Cheapest and
Most Attractive Trips on Record.
WEDNESDAY, March IA, 1886,

Just think Of the Rates for the Round Trip
To New Orleans and Return;
From Fulton Ky.) Martin, etc., only.e7 80
From Milan, Jackson, etc, only. ....... o 90
From Grand Jup ction, ETC., only. .".... b 90
From Holly Springs, Oxford, etc. ,only b 90
From Grenada, Winona, ETC., only. 4 90
. Ernm Dnrpnt. etc. only .... ...-------.-- Z 10
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lenotal Manager Excursion, Milan, Tenn,
Decorah-posten., 1886-05-05

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8. 9. RoItbru2 os fosn ia ielU. 5.
B9itist bnUoe Tibet Roribrup II irpstsIi9s
&uiufit / Soueost, os BIN osoe paa Ste
bet, Bbrtisi itdr i'm Strube cper os iiIso
fig en- RusIe ! BoDoen % faIot oaiaa oso
n 8ruubsu til uoaaosn fOrtiss yss
Gteosts Sneis beooer Clear Safe o. CT
en- Of be uutrefe Silfuatsfeoer usftsnfor
Ristsiippi. Jlooeu; Der er ct imutt us
ftugtbart 2anoftab: BanoFnoeH logger Jig
itunbom iaa blset os tlRfent o. I'll St.aH'
ben, iom Barnet, Der Iuler fig | Sspu peo
sgst RpH iuslem blsos Buoer, men til
andre Iioer, ppbibIet of SterWeu, Eaar
fine BsIser op mob Sreboerue msb ct iaas
ouut Raisri, at be ipoer us truier Iauss
Strunosu, ium | en- toseuoe aiebeI. auis
sspsI litter 2anofiabet bog life Stemnius,
BET iaer" ioro5bst ! IN eseH SAGA; bet
riues lite 10 mob bet I aamYeu fraaosnbs
8auo, heller life loftes bet Of be boppsnoe
Smaabslser ben | 9eseu; bet sr fig ielp
NOT. Uen Banoet biiusr Iiot efter Iibt
bets Bane; bet er ct fraabienos ubpre,
Jpn Hitter Stranoen mso tin bIsoe Euuse.
o. life mRttss, fsr bet gar imTIoret Breo.
ben ben l Grus, % after saar 9sIgea fin
bsrrepaHte Sang.
"&riItins" er en- neltomusn 9iRft bosr
use, oa bun er bet 5srfie, ri sriber til.
Ntsn lss betlaaer SaraIo. at ban sr TOM
nlen / aait mso Ssrflaten.
Die Speuieu.
Decorah-posten., 1886-05-05
Brooiptle, &is.

Brootoile, His.
Sa bet maoite tuIoe interssitre BIaoets
2eiere at bsre Iiot fra eiiis aaHtsr al
2aaeet, oil Ies i al & }rtbeo prCbsrs at
slsrs nosIe BeuRrfuinssr.
Spr uarmef. Bp Siroqua sr Tempe
ranee'Ba; ale andre Slaas 5orretEiHass
Suie bar pi Der, men inseu Saloonsr.
Der tales after ON, Of pi ItnI faa Seru'
baue InuSs 8idapuo 8iper; men 81 fRfter
inseu 2ib BERTH, 'srsno ri fer ielps Damp.
seisE. q
9atota.Jebereu er iaa ftart tsIeu taar,
at ben oraser affteo meb uaitsn ale bore
lnsiarls, o8 bore Ssuter bliuer iaa for.
n9rmet ooer, of be life faar pare meo os
prspe fin 2ptie oeruoe | Rpbpsssr.2 ipet,
at be oraser til Bpsu o. l9rer euteu
Straboerisw euer Robeppnt, iaa be tan
babe ct anR9Hoist 9sustrso ct fstte fis
til, ON iaa gait ifuIbe banos, at be en-
Sang / Eioeus Ssh fuIbe bIiue "oIo
maios"; men 81 faur baabe bet Bsbite for
benz.
On Eobatsaulius tales Der lite Salp'
parteu iaa ule8et iaur iom flor Deb beHne
lib, % bet er paa 9ruub Of, at Rriierue
er temm,Iis baarliae. De bpsseoe forrise
Ssft ct Eobutss gursbus / 8irrqua, Os Der
oriper be os ~iortsrer neb fuIo Rast, men
be Ton life paa Iaust uar iurtere bet iau
Snrf INN net bh0e5 I'll SoIas of Iarmers
Der tommer til Bpen for OF bIiue tuit fin
Tobaf.
Htefeoelsu Of ben uorffe Befolfnius Der
bsrsr til Spuooeu us betieues Of Baitur
ReIion.
~9eforab. Bofieu" er aItio e n ueIfomnen
9iat Der pmirtna os IRies Of nRiteu
Vile. Saabsnoe at bisie 2irier timber SIa,
bets 29iere iamt bets Reoattsr / beofte
8sIsauenoe teSner ies mig
VI. 8. 2isesIao.