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TOTALs- EXPENDlIuREs
S45,695 70

You will observe have given you
statement of the revenue derived
from the various courts in the county,
and the amount that each court has
cost the county during the quarter,
and in doing so desire to call your
attention to the enormous expense OF
the Criminal Court. Should this con-
tinue in the same ratio the expense of
that court will amount to about $780,
orc annually.
In this connection | would suggest
and urge upon each justice the impor-
lance OF, when it is possible for them
to determine case brought before
them for trial, to do so, in order to
keep them out of the Criminal Court,
as most of them are acquitted
after getting there, and they having
the right in misdemeanor cases to
commit directly to the Work-House.
| would most respectfully call your
attention to the large reduction in the
amount of outstanding warrants
against the county, reducing it from
the grand total of SIS, $3.50 90 Including
the amount of s33, 466 80 issued dur
ing the quarter down to Sl5, 1873 6l.
In this matter | wish to say that this
is not the result of less liabilities
against the county, but is the result
Of an unusual rush in the payment of
tax during the months OF January and
February, which fund has been ap-
piled to the redemption OF county
warrants.
desire also to call your especial at
tention to the item OF bridges. You
will see from the amount paid out on
that account during the quarter
should it continue at that rate the
item OF bridging alone will reach
about $4,000 annually. ! am in
formed by the Bridge Superintendent
that there is not much probability OF
the cost of bridging being much less,
and as the court is now looking to
the importance from an economical
standpoint) to the building OF iron
bridges across some of the most i'm.
portant streams in the county, would
most respectfully suggest TO the court
that the Committee on Finance to be
appointed by this court to fix the tax
levy. be requested to levy bridge
tax and sny other special tax that
they may deem wise and proper, 30 a'
to meet all our obligations promptly
and at the same time looking TO an
economical administrati of county
affairs, as il is evident from tie rapid
increase OF our population and the in
creasing demands upon the County
Treasury, and the limit in our levy
to thirty cents for county purposes
by the Legislature, that it will be i'm
possible to meet our obligations
promptly, and whatever, discount oul
credit may be the taxpayers suffer II
the same proportion. Respectfully
submitted,
D. G. sLAUGHTER. Chairman.
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MEMPHIS PRESBYTERY.
The Meettpg of Ministers nj Collier
Vile this Evening.

The Presbytsry OF Memphis will
convene at Collierville tonight at 1880
O'Clock and will be opened with a SER
mon by the Rev. F. l. Ewing OF Gov
ingtou. On the roll of the Presbytery
are the names OF twenty ministers and
thiriy-six churches. At this meeting
the churches will send mp their sta
tistics reports sest ional reports on
Sabbath schools and narratives on
the state Of religion. These narratives
embrace important topics--fdelity OF
Offices, attendance on services OF the
fauctUary, general improvement OF the
church. Christian d'portment OF mem.
bers, family worship, Observance oil
the Sabbath, fidelity Of Gods people
in worshipping the Lord with their
substance, the prevalence OF intemper'
ance, worldly amusements and other
forms of sin, etc.
At this meeting one minister and
one ruling elder will be elected com
missioners TO the general assembly,
which will meet 10 Augusta, Ga, on
the third Thursday Of May.
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NOn.Resident Notice.

No. Sss %, r, DIN the Chancery Court Of
Shelby county, Tenn.-B; ?. Anderson
Commissioner, VS.. Henry @. Smith o. al
Ia appearing from the petition which Is
sworn to In this cause thar the detendann'
Pred ". Smith, Is o resident Of Louisiana
Mrs. Harriet Il. Smith, Louise Nooe and ~;
len i .Nooe are,residents Of kentuckyi Ashbei
s, Kittredgo is aresident Of California, ana
Caroline Kittredge IL q resident Of Vonnect-
icut, and all are non residents OF the etate
II l. therefore ordered, That they make
thar Appearance herein, at the courthouse
~ Shelby county, In Memphis, Tenn.i on or
before the first Monday in May, 1855, and
plead, answer or demur to tho petition OF u,
Lamb herein filed, or tie same will be taken
ior ooniessed as to them and set for hearing
eT parte; and that n copy OF THU. order DC
pubiished once week. for four sueeesssbby sly
weeks, In the Memphis Appeal. This Zstn
dav on March, 1886. A oopy-attest;
s. /. MCDOWELL, Clerk and Mac or.
By II. Il. Walsh, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Metcalf 4 Waller and Il. Lamb Soils: Tor
e0m ulainant. Nuo
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NJ. M. HALDEMAN,
W. Ns 4A@@
President Of the Great LOUISVILLE COU-
RIER-J0URNAL CO., tells what
he knows Of
Wintersmith'S Chill Cure.

OFPICE or THE CouRiER-JoURNAL,
LOUISVILLE, Ky.
Dr.. Winiersmith, Sir waive rule have
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your request, what j know Of your Ohlll
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had observed on Mr.. Il. W. Meredith who,
for more than fifteen years, had been fore
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my family. The results have been entirely
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Your cure broke them AZ once, and there mas
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- W. N. HALDEMAN.
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Read How lancer Was Cured.

For FIVE or six years had been, Afflicted
with what every one pronounced TO be can
Ger on my nose. After trying various reme-
dies with ne success was induced TO Try
using several bottles Of the Remover, am
happy TO state that all appearance OF the
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the cure og every and oil diseases arising
from. impurity Of the blood, ,,,
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Farewell TO the Excruclailng Pains
OF Rhematlsm.

yEER bloom RENEwEa as blood medicine
and the effect Il has had on myself and
Others. Words can hardly express all
would like TO say, but for years / suffered
the mt st excruciating pain from Rheuma-
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nawer, being for months unable to walk or
mAe my lower limbs After commanding
the use of the Blood Reviewer | found such
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Non.ResIdept Notice.
No. 427, R.D.-In the chancery- Court Of
Shelby oouoty, Tenn.-State OF Tennessee

No. 127, R.D.-In the Chancery Court OF
Shelby oouuty, Tenn.-State OF Tennessee
vs.. A. Stein ct al. go, ...
10 in this cause, that the residence Of the De
fsndanta. sarahL. Laird and Chas, Me6heee'
Ne unk nOwn, and cannot pc HsSeitsio e. ~
Ter diligent inquiry. and that Joseph tlan
merry Is a resident OF the state OF tenhessete
their Appearance herein, at the courthouse
Of Shelby county, in Memphis, Tenn;i on OF
bafoTe the frat Mon lay in May, 1885, and
plead, answer or demuI to the pei. ton OF 4.
tor confessed ms 10 them and set for hearing
ex patte; and that copy Of this order be
published once a week, for four sgecessIve
wesks, in the Memphis Appeal. Ihis zsth
day OF March, 1886 eopy-attsst;
ByH. +. Walsh, Deputy Clerk and Master.
! Metoali 4 Walker and Lamb, soils toI
! complainant, tuos
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6IHE OLD HEN ISLAND In sight Of
i Memphis; 1900 acres, of which about 800
cleared and very rich land. A bargain can
be secured by application to-
WNKNN EssKK STATE OEkTIFICATEs-
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Liver Complaint and Blood Poison
Curad.

| have been using GuISS's PIONEER BLoop
RENEwER for Liver Complaint and Blood
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Griffin, Ga. NkD JOhNSON'
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y A 70 reprs ser a PAINT MANUFICTUR-
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iusl uIgs Nc.
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T ADY AGRNTs-FOr Mrs. CampbelPs
il New "Tilter'-a filter, hustle, hoop
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for 81 to every wsll-dressed lady as soon as
shown. Agents double their money. Also
a full line Of new furnishing goods for ladies
and children. Address, with stamp, L Il.
CAMPBELL & co 4S4 West Randolph
Rkreet Chiea0O H.
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We ara authorized to announces that JOHN
JOHNSTON is a candidate for Judge OF the
Circuit Court of Shelby County, subject TO
action Of the Democratic Convention.
We are authorized to announce L II. ES-
TIES, JR., as a candidate for Judge OF the
Circuit Court, subject to the action Of the
Democratic Convention.
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FOR SALE or HIRE.
FOR RENT.

= NGON-Good spring wagon, cheap;
w Apply at Memphis Metal and "ood
M'f'z Coz, 438 Main street.
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TENIsr1ao, Canada Wet, Ont.

IENiSTIGO, CanauR west, Onts
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LOST.

nO0-A liv r-colored Spani'l |, with short
- tail; with common leather collar, Re
turn to the Rev. &c rye White, 268 Vance
street, and be rewarded. --
\T Buckle. Reward of IS for its return to
MISS MAUD APPERS0N. "a Gavoso street:
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NED JOHNSON.


GUMS PIONEER BLOOD REVIEWER has
cured one Of my children of one Of tie worst
eases Of scrolula ever saw. Her skin Ia as
clear as mine, and the doctors say tits per
manent cure In their opinion. l am thank
full for having tried the remedy.
Dallas, Tex, WILLIAM IL, PhHhS,
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STOLEN.

Ito sSES-Two heavy bone sorrel horses,
II fifteen hands high, nine years old, with
small star in forehead. One Of them has
white spot on backbone; the other has very
broad, fiat hips, with heavy curry name.
Will pay $50 for horses and thief, or S25 fos
information leading 70 their recovery.
VIM SUMMERS,
West Plains, Mo.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
nnnnId.an,. Dime Musenm.

DROP. G. 4. DONALDSON, hiss secured
nav APRIL 5th, with new attractions,
sad will Introduce for the first time IN
this city the AltomatOn English Liliputian
Company. in luding the Chinese Dancers
and Bell Ringers. Til BIT Rope and horiT p.1
Mires in ID, IL I'ish JiRs aud speeialties;
dc Ninst els and Pantomine Of Humpty-
Dumpty, TO follow with grand transiorma;;
ton scene entitled the SPIDER and Fly, !.
dissoiving into the Bowers Il the Home OF
Enchantment, concluding with shower OF
silver rain.
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NTR

NEULES-Two black mare mules, 16 hands
Nl high, 6 and 7 years old, mane and
tail trimmed; IS reward itr their return TO
+. A. Jones 4 Co., 81 Monroe st.
q WHITE COWS-One with rope around
n head. S. reward for their return to X.
B. BARTON. near Curve, Herr sndo roa1:
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1.-TWO GOOD OPFIoRs-Well ventilated
i and GOOD light; Apply a 90 opprcE
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AUCTION SALES.
AUTHORIZATIONS.

1OO OOO CTGARSat auction to the
lOO,OOO trade on Tuesday, April
9th, at 10 am. 90.
HARRY SECHES, Auc ioneer, 25S Second st.
s. NJ Robinson. Salesman.
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ANNOUNCEMENT,
For ReginIer.

HNHE UNDERLINED announces that he Is
candidate for Register, and asks the
support of the voters Of Shelby county. II
elected, will endeavOr to give satisfaction IN
the discharge Of the duties Of the office, and
places his claims subject TO the action oil the
County Democratic Convention;
TH0S. b. CRENSHAW.
Memphis, March 2S, 1886.
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1.-TWO NICB ROOHs-0ns tuLnishsi, the
Il other unfurnished. IzOOOhl 81.
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,NOn.Resitlent Notice.

No, 1898, R.D.-In the Chaucery Court OF
Shelby county. Tenn. State Of Tennessee,
use, etc VS.. H. W, Brooks ct nj.
L. Lam b, receiver. in this cause that the de-
PENDANTS, III zabeth L. Topp, is a resident Of
st. Louis, Mo-. and non-residsnt OF tine
State of Tennessee, and II. W. Brooks Is
nonresident Of the State Of tennessee;
their appearance herein, at the courthouse
OF Shelby county, in Memphis, Tenn, on or
before the first Monday in May, 1885, and
plead, answer or demur TO compleinnnts
as to them and set for hearing OK parte; and
that copy Of this order be published onoe
week, for four successive weeks, 10 the Mem Mem, :
phis Appeal. This 10Th day Of March, $780,
A copy--Attest;
S. I. MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master.
By H. +. Walsh, Deputy Q. and M. su
Metcalf K Walker and x. NJ. Heath sOis'
for c9mplainants.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

DoOMS AND B0ARD-Desirable rooms
~ and Loard at q Madison street.
-, JAMES HOUSE--Oor. Second and Ad-
>amssts, Room and board s. per week.
Nav hon rdavs w antad
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DOOMS-Reeently occupied by Dr. Mutt
Anniy 10 ]. Il. NEW BORN, 25l Main st.
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DOOMs-l rooms, go Washington st SIS
N per mouth. Address LOB, Avalanche.
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Judge Of the Circuit COur.

q A, DOUGLAS, Of KerEyille, Tenn, is a
=. candidate for REGISTER. subject TO the
act on of the Democratic Convention.
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m furnished. Apply at SO Adams st.
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PERSONAL.

VISTERNS-Buiit and repaired and war
" ranted. Inventor Of the Sanitary Port
land Cement Pump. Contractor and brick
layer. Telephone Sss. TH0S. CUBBINS.
M B. TREZEVANT, ATTORNEY AT
Public. Commissioner of Deeds and U. s.
Commissioner, at the old Office, No. 3 Madi-
son street. COLLECTIONS SPECIALITY.
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Go 70 Memphis Floral Company
for plants and plenty OF them.
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DLACKSMITH-Ag good lila sksmith to run
ID country shop. Must also be q good
wood workman. Good wages paid. Call on
or address y. J. ALLEN CO.,
Australia, Miss
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WANTS.

NGAN-With small capital to learn a pay
M ing business. Call at
279 MAIN ST left upstairs.
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HOTTAGB-Of three rooms at the termi-
" nus Of Elmwood street car line. Apply
- Q6 Ifnion Etreet.
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DUARD-With excellent room,
D IA ADAMS STREET.
< NICE Rooms, furnished or unturnished,
- with or without board, at l37 Madison st:
TWO large unfurnished rooms, with or
l. without board, at SO Madison street, cor
ner Third.
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r AIDES and young men TO decorate Birth
IL day and Raster Novelties. Easily
learned good prospects for steady employ
nent and fair wages. Material furnished,
and all work mailed postpaid. For full in
formation address Decorative Arr WORKS,
Exchange Plnoe, Boston, Mass. p. o. box 5l48.
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D0OMS-Suite OF two rooms, unfurnished'
III or one furnished room; will board par
ties if desired. Location best in the CITY
Family private. Address, with reference H,Iie
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A CAPABLE manic sell by agents a
n wonderful boOk-as useful as wonder
fNl. C.li between II and 2 o'clock 10. day
AT 14 ADAMS ST.
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1OO0 SALARY TO AGENTs-Ad.
DlOOO dresp at once, DR.. SC0TTS
ELkCrRIG GOODS, $40 Broadway, New
York. The only,gen uine.
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TNHE PEOPLE to examine the CHILD'S
i BIBLE. The most attractive form of
Scripture ever prosented-l book for all.
Pleasing to children and refreshing TO
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PARBBR-Fist-class coIored barber, Al
ID Brownsville, Tenn. LOUIS LENTENI.
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CITU ATOMS Situation as frst-cllss cook
y in good family, BY white lady. Best
reference exchanged. Address ABB, this
ofhce
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TGGs-Pure Plymouth Rock eggs, at 81
~ JOHNSON & GUINNEE, 252 Front.
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DOARDERS To occupy elegantly fur
ID nished room at 1923 Adams.
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DOOMS-Purnished or uniurnished, at lis
~ Second street. Reterenees required.
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DRY BARREL SLAVES, CHEAP-..In
~ ca lots. BRINKLEY LUMBER Co.,
I2i Jefferson street.
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FOk SAFE.

CALOoN-saloon and fixtures. Doing a
= good business in a good location; hea-
Sous for selling, sickness in family: Address
s. B., this Office.
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IDA BENEFITS STORY.
NEW LIGHT ON THE CAUSRY
SlEET TRAGEDY.
rhe Woman Ioslsls TO the Last Upon
Her Innocence Zoe's Woe
ful Tale.

On Sunday afternoon at 4 O'Clock,
after receiving spiritual minisuations
at the hands Of neighboring clergy
man, Ida Bennett. the only surviving
vic i'm OF the H. rnando street trsgedy,
quietly brealh5d her last. Weeping
women sur ounded her bed-side,
gentle hands closed her eyelids, and
her dearest friend sat vigil by the
corpse OF her whose bedside she had
never left tiuce the hour when the
fatal shot was fired. The dying
woman SEEMS TO have met death
calmly aud resienedly, and her better
nature asserted itself in her last hours,
aud il was at her own request that a
minister was sent for. A few hours
before her death she called to her h6d-
side her intimate friend and relation,
Zoe Carlos, and besought her to
solemnly pledge herself to lead better
LIFE. The promise was given and a
smile Of happiness fitted over the
dying woman's countenance, as she
closed her eyes and silently awaited
the grim messenger. With the certainty
of dta'h stirring her in the face, she
was pressed to make statement
of how the tfgsdy occurred, and not
20 to her grave with her lips sealed.
She did b reluctantly, and only on
the assurance that no publication Of
her version OF the affair would be
made. The secret leaked out, how
ever, and an APPEAL reporter cue
ceeded last night 10 hearing the dyinG
wopa,'s own vetion OF the occur
renee as told in the very pret euce o.
death. She said
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EURNIsHED RoOMs-AgPElyo s Il CT
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DARTIES-WhO wish to learn StenOgra-
i ply to call at COS shelby street, on
MRS INA S. MURRAY.
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The Hanauer Oil Mills cent in pc
tition to have its property reduced
from an assessed valuation of $74, 600
to $4j, 1000 II was referred TO the chair
man and County Attorney with power
TO act,