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The pIseharEea Fos.al CIerks.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, June ga
meeting Of the Grand Lodge Of the
B otherhood of Railway Postal Clerks
will be held in this city on Friday,
which promises to be largely attended,
advices having been received from all
subo,dioae lodges, WITH two excep-
tions, stating that representatives, will
be present. The object of the meet
ing is to select committee to visit
Washing on and wa { on the Postmas-
ter General for the purpose OF securing
from him a definite atemelt as to
what the CLERKS may expect in futu Z
as to their official tenure. An ofiic II
of ,h4 Broth rhood states that tits
COMMITTEES W II sureIy be sent to Wash
ington, despite the action sleidy
taken by the oepa tment in rem wins
clerks, AID the intention of the organ
izltion wi not be changed even
should fur her ,emcvals be made be-
fore the meeting OF Friday.
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CHANCERY SALE
REAL ESTATE.

No. 50I6, r. D.-Chancery Court Of Shelby
eoqnty.-State of Tennessee vs. L. d.
Cobb ct al.
BY virtue Of interlccutory DEGREES for sale,
d entered in the above cause on the 9th
day OF June and 9th day Of November, 1885,
M. B. 48, D. $50, and M. B; 50, page III, viii
sell at public auction, to the highest, bidder
In front Of tho Clerk and Masters otnces
courthouse OF Shelby county. Memphis, Ten
n'''''' Saturday, July "a. 1850,
within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in Shelby county Ten
Lot 8, Block IS, fronting 5Oxl7O feet. south
side of Georgia street,
Part lot /, block Al. beginning on louth
aide of Vance street 80 feet east OF the CORNER
| Of st. Martin street; thence east with Vance
street 10 ieet; thence south SO feet; thence
west 20 feet; thence north 60 feet to the be-
Lot 10, block "a, beginning on the west
| side of fernando street at northeast corner
| OF said lot; thence ~estwardly with the line
| OF j. NJ. Wilson's lot 1s6 feet to the east line
| OF s, Mosby's lot; thence south with SAID
| line 81 feet; thence eastwafdly with Henry
| No ans line to fernando street; thence
north with said street Fl feet 10 the begin
Terms Of Sale-On a credit of six months,
note bearing interest, with security, re-
| ouired lien retained; redemption barred,
This June IS, 1885.
3. [. MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master.
RvH. r. Walsh, Deputy Clerk and Master.
FIJI, A o, W, Heiskell, solicitors.
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n.ss;.s. on GIad.tone.

LIvRRPooL, June 29.-Henry WMd
Beechsr was interviewed last evening
after the great Liberal mss me sting,
aud was asked by .areporter OF the
Liverpool Post what be thought Of Mr..
Gladstone's speech. he said: "Mr.
GlsdstoDe's speech was lumin.
Gus and powerful. 1t delighted
me. told Mr.. Gladstone
> as too much overcome 10 express my
appreciation Of hi, spe sch, aud that II
had given me q greater insight into
Iii,h affairs than / ever had before
Mr.. Gladstone said in reply: ~ take
that as a compliment, for you are a
able TO Judge as anybody"
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The FIeId.LabOuchere Libel suit.

LONDON, June 29.-The London
Financial Ners, which HIS been al
along against Mr.. Cyrus W. Fisld,
publishes tbismorniDg he following
in an editorial: MIR. Cyrus W. Field
has secured victory. Mr. LaNou
chere has with hawn his imput.t s
upon that gentltmAn's action ia n
nection with the no orious Wtbas l
schsms. Mr. William Abbott hss I.
milted that he was in error in m king
the charges TO which Truth 6 We rub
icity, and the great Gaze OF Fled vs..
Labouchere hiss ended IN an I'm cabl =
settlement. Mr.. Field has done well ;
he has pluckily travelled 5000 miles
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Henry ward Beeeher NJ London.
LONDON, June 29.-The Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher and Mrs. Beecher ar
rived in London today. They were
met at the depot by DR.. Parker, the
pastor IL the City Temple, and his
wife and given q most afeclionate
giesting. DIR. Parker led Mrs. Beecher
to bis carriage and Mr.. Bseeher fol-
lowed with Mrs. Parker. The party
we're et once driven to DIR. Parker's
house in 81. Johns Wood. The En-
glish system OF bsggaee carrying
seemed to puzzle Mr.. Beecher, and his
psrplsxity afforded DR.. Parker con-
siderable amusement. Mr.. Bsecher lie
in good health, but says he intends 70
res; before lecturing or preaching. He
is full today of the great treat enjoyed
by him at Liverpool yesterday o.
listening to Mr.. Gladstone's msrveloui
oratory and watchiog the enthusiasm
OF the vast audience.
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across the sea 70 vindicate bic eharsc-
Ter in connection with the Wabash
matter. Tbsfe are few Wall street
magnates who would do that aud
fewer still who would meet with the
success that Mr.. Field hiss had. To
celebrate this important event We
print lifelike portrait OF hr. Field
in ano her column and With 1t We teH-
der him the congratulations OF the
Financial Ne,s.
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BIuMINGHAM, ALA.
Tom ELLIS Sent TO the Asylum - A
Negroes Misfortune.
lspEoIAL TO rHn APPEAL.l


BIRMINGHAM, ALA, June 80 Tom
Ellis went to Tuscaloosa this after
noon under gu lrd Of deputy sheriff
/, enter the asylu n the insans, to
which he was sentenced for the muir
der of Clara Ross. Sheriff Truss a.
lowed him JUST before leaving o go
out 10 town unguarded and tell hi
friends z rod bye. He was net at all
opposed to goiI & apparently.
A negro named Nat Trenbam
TUNED up 10 the heart Of the city to-
day perfectly DAFT and to all appear
anct suffering greatly. Only a nt5le
while before he wss working as g
helper in the Birmingham rolling
mills about m lie f.om where he va
found, and doctor5say his present con-
d,tlon is the result Of everlasting
there. II is not known how he came
up town. He was carried home aud
is thought to have chance Of recov-
arV
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BArEsvILLE, ARK, June 29.-At .
o'clock this morning fire was di.Coy-
cred in John A. Glenn's store, VIII CD
mmupi,a ted TO w. G Moore 4 Co's
store, DO b being consumed. Gl'nn's
loss: stt OK, $4,000, building, $500
in u-ance, 5000. Mo)re's loss: SILL
600 on s,ocb, 5000 on building. To-
IA SS5 900 FA lirg wis ser ously
1 iu ed Latham Mccain and Preston
~ rytll
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RANDALL AND CANNED GOODS,

RANDALL AND CANNED GOODS.
The APPEAL showed q day or two
ago how Mr.. Randalls tariff bill has
a provision 10 make the cotton grower
a psyer Of tribute to bis Pennsylvania
constituents engaged in THERON trade.
Bat iron ties were not the enly articles
oil southern use that Mr.. Randall de-
sired to Cypress and iDjure by the
weight OF taxation. Yearly the grow
ing Of vegetables and fruit, 10 bec,m-
ing q more and more important bust
ness among us. As much as the
Northern market requires issent AZ ~;
the surplus II is becoming common,
where the struck" is appro-
prlatsd, to preserve for market
later 10 the season by putting the sur
plus, especially Of the fruits In tin
cans. The consumption OF thete cans
| ID great, and their price is quite an OBJ.
ject in deciding whether 1t will pay to
eau the surplus, or whether that sur
plus must count rs less. AmeIi
can Labor, therefore, requires that
,hess cans shall cost as little as posi-
be, yet paradoxically enough they are
made dearer than the market price
could rate them by the imposition Of
specific duty, that OF lato years has
been equal to twenty five and thhtJ
| per cent. OF the value Of the article
AS the manufacture Of tin plate in the
country is unlmpoitaBt, no la-gs con
c,rn being engaged 10 It, tho yearly
Importation Of 1t amounts e
$l5,0c0,C00. The amount of Amsricar
labor employed in tin plste making |
therefore very small, while the amour
Of labor using 1t is large, as the amour
OF 40 importation shows. Tin plat
for cau ming is used by those who ca
vegetables, fruits, ;ellies, preserves an
other preparations Of fruits, and 70
canning meats, fish and ether articles
The question arises--is American labo
4 most concerned with cheap tin TO al
I; the labor employed in the cannin
business, or ia the trivial business W
D d. in making tin plateP If protecdo
Q Is to DO rssorted to at all,
i two interests it should eviden
o y give its weight where Il
u most labor is concerned. That Il
II canned srticles are extensively Q,
Q ported to all parts OF the world adj
n an additional claim on the canniI
~ busiress side, What does Mr.. RAJ
N dall's proposed reform Of the tariff I
d. in this plain caleP Does he make I
70 plate free to aid American labori {
d. the contrary his bill advances d
60 duty to q cents . pound. This N
ts Randall calls tariff REFORM" He
re really doing good to the cause Of tal
reform by showing the people how 4
monopol'ss, In their naughty inI
lence, offer insult to the COUNT
70 which is demanding such changes
!, the tariff as will decrease just su
" lmpedimentl to trade as MIR, Rand
~ proposes TO increase.
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LITTLE ROCK, ARK.
Delegates Arriving 10 the Demo.
cratic Htate Convention,
lnrnc1AL ro nm ArrnAL.l


LITTLE Rock, ARK, June 29.-The
State Democratic Coaven ion will
met here atl2 o'clock tomorrow. The
city is filling up with delegates snd
straneere, who always come wheneve,
ere is anything Of interest going on,
II is the general impression thet the
meeting will be short and business.
like, as only two positions
on the ticket have any
real contestants. Tnese are
State Auditor and Superintendent Of
Pubic IustJuc ion. The death OF DR..
MEG aire gives Ex-Governor Miller
almost dead certainty OF getting thu
place, while there is II tie doubt but
that Superintendent Thompson will
be renominated rs he will Of tr the
convention wi h almost strength
enough to nominate, bat it is merely
spsculati II. An Arkansas political
convention is something which nc
man can handle.
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Yncht Rncins lal RoaIon.

B sroN, Mass, June 29.-The re-
satta sailed of Marblthesd today VS.
in D int OF weather, wind, Tepufa o.
Of the compt ting zach S, tbs ulti uee
of spectators and the profound inter I
excl ed in the minds If the general
pnblie, the mos remarkable IA, ever
sal, d on the New EnGland coast. The
Puritan won, With the Priscilla second
and the MsyaoWoT third
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h therefore necessary. Il we woniu aid
the future welfare Of our country.
The Panama canal hi French project,
carried ON by French people, by
means Of French capital. Being
thus In the hands Of 8 foreign
people, the question naturally arose
as 10 the attitude Of the French Gov
eminent in relation TO 1t. If that
government were ia any way taking
part In the work 50 as to giveit claims
aud authority over il which might, In
certain contingencies OF national poll
tics or trade, be used to our disad-
vantage, interference on the part Of
our government would be required
for the defense OF our own rights and
OF the pubic safety. Some time ago
our government INTERCEPTED that Of
France upon this point. The salts
factory answer was returned that the
Panama project Of Monsieur de Lss-
seps was entirely an enterprise OF
private citizens, in which the French
Government incurred no response
billy. Since then that govern
ment has taken direct action with
respect TO the construction OF the
canal; action which, oa It's face,
q pears to connect It directly with
the project. 1t has authorized q
French national loan In aid oil the
work TO the amouut Of 500, 0OO, 900
francs, an authorization which the
| Chambers have yet to act upon. This
proceeding, the first Of the resolutions
offered in our Congress asserts, "wil
identity the French Government will
the enterprise" Under the circum
stances the American people csnno
fail to perceive the gravity Of tn
steps now taking in France aud tn
profound interest those proceeding
have for ourselves. "Such acton,
says the second Of the resolutions, y
opposed to the policy Of the Ameri
can people, as expressed by the Chic
Executive OF the United States at tn
inception Of this canal, which polio
is now most emphstically rePeste
l and reiterated by the United States.
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Notice to Contractors.

ST.. LOUIS, ARKANSAS AND TExAs RAILWAY,
OFpIcE OF THE CHIBF ENGINEER,
TExARKAFA, Tex, June -, 1885.
GEALED proposals addressed to the Chief
y Engineer OF the st. Louis, Arkansas and
Texas railway, No. 4O4 Market street., So.
Louis, Mo-, will be received until II o'clock
= DON of the 18th Of July, 1886, for the con-
struction Of o Rounohouse and Machine
Shops at Pine Bluff, Ark. Proposals to have
the envelope iudorsed, "Psoposals for
Roundhouse and Machine Shops at Pine
Bluff" The following il an approximate
statement OF quantities;
4,lC0 Gu. yards Of Excavation.
$4,000 It. B. NJ. Lumber.
1,350,00 BTiok.l
800 Squares of Gravel Roodns.
Plans and specifications can be seen ut the
general Office Of the Company corner Of
Fourth and Market streets, st. Loais, Mo-,
at the ofice OF p. II. Houlahan, Master %
Transportation, Pine Bluff, Ark, and at this
office.
The Company reserves the right to reject
any or all BIDS.
". r. CRuMPTOF, Gen. Sup't.
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CHANCERY SALE
Oh
RI AL ESTATE.

No. 1922, r. D.-Chancery Court of Shelby
county-State of Tennessee for use etc.,
VS.. Nary E. Ashford etal.
DY virtue Of an interlocutory decree tor
ID sale entered in the above cause on the
4th day of January, 1886, M. B. 90, page
637, will sell, at public auction, to the
highest bidder, in front OF the ClSrk and
Masters office, courthouse of Shelby county,
Memphis, Tenn, on
saturday, July 81, lSS0,
within legal hours, the following de-
scribed property, situated in Shelby county
Tennessee, to-wit The fou'h part OF lot b,
block Ss, fronting IS feet on the cast side OF
ST. Martin streetbY depth Of, 2l9 feet, said
lot being 1850 feet north OF Linden street.
Terms of Saloon q credit Of six months
notes with security bearing interest, re-
0uired; lien retained; redemption barred.
This June &c, 1885.
BvU + Walsh. Deputy 9. and NJ.
n "A and c. W Heiskall, Soils.
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QRGlLL BROTHERS ( CO.

liouor license for the past FIVE years
the enormous sum of s., $4,000 Pro-
ceediDgs will at once be instituted
against all the druggists in the State.
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CAPITAL PRIZE. s75. 900.
IOO, 900 Tickets at Five Dollars Each
Fractions, I'm Fifths, In
proportion.

1867 Prizes, amounting accommodating 800
Application for rates to clubs should be
mad only to the Office Of tho Company at
Naw 0rleans,
For further information write clearly,
press Money Orders, or New York Exchange
in ordinary letter. Currency by Express TAI
our oxpsnse). addressed
NJ. A. bAUPEIN,
Rev Orleans, \ n.
Or III. A. DAUPHBE,
Washington. ID. g.,
or al Q West Court ST., Memphis, Tenn
Rake p. o. Money Orders payable
and address Registered Letters TO
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans. Va.
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Mississippi &Tennessee R.h. 70.
StocltholderS' Meeting.

MEMPHIS, TRSS, May u, 1886:
THE President and Directors of the Mis-
sissippi and Tennessee Railroad Com
many, in accordance with eection Is of the
charter Of raid Company, hereby call gem
eral meetirg of the stockholders in this Com
psny, to be held in the Office Of the Oompa-
The SOth dSy OF nne, 1855, for the pur-
pose of considering and acting on the con-
tracts authorized by this Board on the nth
day OF May, 1856: As to a Union Passenger
Depot, as to Track on River Front IN Mem
cilities of this Company.
By order of the President and Board OF
Directors. A,,n e-.
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IrIsh National I,enrue.

DUBLIN, June s9.-Mr. Healy pre-
sided at the regular foItniehtly meet
ing OF the National League held here
today. He announced with & attitude,
be said, the Iece'ps OF $50 ON
America for the Parliamentary fund
since the last me ting.
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"MWNI|A a VIM 81
comes high tariff restricts foreign
The, and want Of shipping intensi-
ks the restriction, and we are falling
30 much into the old Chinese system
OF limiting intercourse with foreign
nations. It is therefore refreshing to
see the dreary proceedings Of Con-
grsss interrupted by the introduction,
on Monday, OF tome resolutions with
respect to the aspect Of the French
Government toward the Panama ca.
nal project. Should the canal be com.
pleted, and there is little doubt that II
win be ultimately in some way oil
other, Its existence win greatly mod ~
the position OF the United States wi
respect to the outside world. It will
be the way by which our chip
ping will reach cur Pac fic States
and that way must be ire, ly
open to Us. II win also be a way b!
which Southern American States
shipping can reach u, This leave
our Atlantic coast more accessible I,
possible enemies than it was before
These and other considerations in
volved, require that our government
should watch keenly every step Fraae,
or any other government may tab,
with respect TO the cansl. The cana
once built viii always BIS a means o
access from one ocean TO the other
and settlements pade now will inha
ence our own political aud msrcanli,,
affairs for gensTationS to come. PIu
dent and foresesing 80 Jon on our Ta'
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A Valuable Patent.

Daney'a (Horsel Corn and Pea Plan
tef.
Il AVING perfected my invention, wish
Ii place il before the public, especially
Tnsn ufacturers. As a Corn Planter, il is .
the seod accurately, uniniured, and ooverd
the same, thereby one nsRn performing the
work Of three. Thes have been used N
this section for over q dozen years with pr
feet satisfaction. Can give responsible tsati'
moniais, Address
JOHN u. DAN0Y, Danoyviile,
HAYWOOD eouutW. VfTN-
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NOp.Resident Notice.

No. 62O5, r. DIN the Chancery Court Of
Shelby County, Tenacious A. Boehler
VS.. Fannie Boshler
Il appearing from bill which Is sworn to 10
this cause that the defendant, Fannie Boeh-
Ter, is q non. resident Of the state Of len
IT Is therefore ordered, That she make
her appearance herein, at the courthouse
OF shelby county, in Memphis, Tenn - o.
before tse FIRST Monday in August, 1855 and
anti bill, or the same will be IKE FOL
confessed rs to bar and set for els eS
parte; and that copy Of this orde, pei ub-
iished once W.. ek, for four sLNeetaive
weeks, in the Memphis Appeal. This I'D
day Of .iune, 1886. "A copy attest:
8. I. MCDOWELL, Clerk and Maste
BVJ. M. Bradley, Deputy o. and NJ.
n n Edrinrtnn. Sol. for cOmpl'nt.
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rrOAPITAL PRIZE, e75, OOo.-Sa
Tickets only %. shares I'm
DFODOrffOn.
Louisiana State Lottery Co.

1--WE do hereby certify that zoe sxpesvtss The
arrangements for all As Monthly and Guar
tsrsS Drawings Of the louisiana State LotteTt
Compans. and IN person massage dnd contros
are coz d cted svitl koaesty. fairness and ~
good faith totoGrd all parties, and ce authorize
ne Company 10 Hse hI certificate, t0ith fac
siAiles Of our signatures 0ttdeAeds W " I'D
ssrkfaeNaenfa.
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FREIGHT TRAIN WRECKED
By THE LAKE SHORE STRIKERS
AT CHICAGO.
All Trains StIll Moving Under Police
PrOtectlOn-Gssfllct Between
Laborers.

CHICAGO, June 29.-The Lake Shore
Rai road Company began operations
at 8 o'clock this morning. At that
hour $50 police and Pinkerton men,
the latter armed as on yesterday, with
Winchester rifles, taking possession OF
the FoTty-third street switching yards.
Bye O'Clock Two long freight trains
had been made up anu started sou'h,
carrying strong armed guards, but met
with no moles a,ion. At 10 O'Clock
Pinkerton pquad accompanied aswitch
engine 10 the Union Stock Yards to get
q train OF nve SOCK.
TRAINS MOVING AS USUAL.
At noon trains were being mada up
at both the Forty-tnird stree. and En-
slewood yards, and were being sent
out as usual. Each train was guai ded
by ten or twelve Pinkefton men, who
were armed with Winchester riff g..
The strikers gave the Root street cross
| ing a wide berth, aud few OF them
we're to be found in the vicinity. A
freight train Was m ,ds up at the Stock
Yards during the forenoon, snd was
sent east without any interference.
| eUccEssFUL TRAIN wREcKIEG.
Tie excitement over the Lake Shore
strike was renewed this evening by q
succeaaful attempt to wreck a train al
the Union stock Yards A number
of empty stock cars had been removed
from Sixty-third street 10 the yarjI
to be loaded with cattle. The appar
emit aba adonment Of active bostilitiel
by the strikers had caused the vigil
ance OF the guards 10 be Tela1et
slightly. Just Is the train had lef
the Lake Shore track protected by th'
injunction and entered the teiritoI,
Of the stock yards, a man made dasl
at switch, thew it, and in an ins'an
two OF the cars were ditched. A r.h
shot rang out as one of the Pinkertol
men took q soap ahot at the dissp
paaring figure. The shot was 10
effectual aud the man escaped. II
was recognized and will probably b
arrested la;er. No further attempt wa
made to interfere with the train an
the derailed cars were soon restore
TO the track and proceeded TO thti
, destination.
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DandrnR

rs REMOVED BY THE usE OF COCAINE,
And il stimulates and promotes the
growth Of the hair.
BRrnett'a FlsVoring EKtranta ara the
best
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IMPORTANT DECISION.

IMPORTANT DECISION.
A decision was today rendered in
the Ohancery Court involving the
interests OF Tennessee druggists to
the extent OF nearly 5000, 900. A
bill was filed a number Of mouths ego
ag inst Dsmovile & Co, John W:
Youuglove, Wharton < Co, Campbell
Bros, and Greener & o., leading re-
tail druggists of Nashville, to
COMPEL them to pay the special
State and county liquor tax
LEVIED upon all druggists by the Legis-
la.ure, to include 1882 and subsequent
years. The act in que, ton was worded
to apply to and include all retail hq.
nor dealers ard drdegtts who sold
int citing Liquors or preparations OF
which alcohol, whisky or other in
toxlcaut was an ingredient. The
d uggists 4 the State have without
exception ignored this law, in Couse-
uuence OF which Mr.. ]. b, Daniels,
remePentiug the State of Tennessee
a d Davidson county, dled the bill
refe red 10 aud tested the TIM mt
before the courts when re cause can
to I'd heard q week sgo by Chancellor
Merritt. TIE defendants wee repre-
scented by Judge E. II. East and Co.
Thos, Msloae, two of the leading a.
formers OF the State bar. Able argu-
ments were made aud III, emile ma
ter taken under advi ement YesteT.
day, however, Judge Merritt decdsd
ne cas- for lmplNnsnts, holding the
fiva defendants jointly liable to the
s ate for $4,000 aud to the county fol
$4,000, being the amount of the asgre-
gated licenses for the years Guiding
and subsequent to 1882. Judge MeI'
ii agreed t. remit all interest, penal
ties and fines for non-psyment at the
proper tins of the tax. The law thus
Construed requires every druggist 10
the State 10 take out retail liquor
license, TIE same as required Of rttli
baroOms aud saloons. This is SUI
( r. State liceuss aud $3.50 for county
cense. or $3.50 per anpum Tor this
SPECIAL merchants license" az
l. Is called by ths court
Mr. Daniels, the alto ney
who fled the bill, stated last night {
an AnericaR reporter that there srt
400 cruggists Ia the Slate, and each
of these il indebted to the State aud
ronnty foT back taxes, or unpaid spe
cal liquor privileges, in the sum o
$500. This shows that the d'ugsis's
OF the State already owe 10 rc,si
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We, the undersigned, Banks and BaHkers,
,eilI pav all Prises drd,or ~ The L9utstdno
Counters.
J.H.OGLEsI z,Pres. La. Nat'l Bank
J.w.KILBRETH, Pres.state NATL Bh