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INDIAN COMMISSIONERS.
Secretary Lamar Appoints "A COmmissioR
To Confer with the Chippewas.

To Confer with the Chippewss.
WA-WNeroS Juiy 27.-The Secretary Of
the Interior has appointed J.. B Wright, Of
Tennessee, Charles + Iarrabee, of the In
dian Office and Bishop II p. Whipple. OF
Minnesota. a commission. as authorized BY
The present Congress, for the purpose Of ne
gorating with the Chippewa Indians Of
Minnesota, for such modification of exist
lag treaties and such change in their reser-
Falion as NAV bee deemed desirable and
also to consider all claims which these In
dams may have on the Government. They
are also 90 negotiate with number of In
dian tribes in Montana. Dakota and Idaho
Tor a reduction lu area Of their reservations,
or removal to other and smaller reserva-
uons The work Of the commission must
oe ratified oy Congress.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-28
PROBABLY a SUICIDE.

\ SON of John MaNimos Missing and sup
posed to be Drowned.
New YORK, July 27.-Mr. Demetiius G..
Maximos nephew of the well known cotton
broker. John G. Maximos, has been missing
since Saturday. On the evening Of that day
he left MS boarding place. the Atlantic
Hotel, and hired boat. saying he was
going a fishing. The boat was found today
in the western branch containing MIR
MaXimos coat. vest hat and watch Search
is being made for the body, as it Is supposed
he has committed suicide. lie had been
Respondent for some time and before disap-
pearng wrote % friend requesting the
disposlu N OF his interest i'm the cotton
business
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or for J.rusal IN.

DETRou. Mich, July 27.-Prof Henry
Gilman, consul al Jerusalem. starts tomor-
row morning on his long journey of 1000
miles. accompanied hy his son. Robert W.
far as Vienna. Il Is interesting 20 note
that Prof GiIlmaus candidacy was sup
ported by both Mr.. Dickinson and Mr.
Maybury His appointment was unani-
mously confirmed four DAYS after being
sent 10 the Senate. Senator +. W Palmer
has given him neat letter of introduction
10 Minister = : Cox
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ENRlGHT aH6A AD.
The Dickinson FACTION i'm the First Dis
tricr Outwit Maybury.

sa-..sts ra r-t ft--.ess ss-st.s.s.
DETROIT, Mich July 27.-The bomoshell
exploded by John W McGrath, calling for a
Democratic convention. which created de-
cided sensation in the political circle. here.
has fallen flat. ;. J Campau and others Of
the Democratic Committee denOunCe Nc
Grath ss an impOstor. and formally de
clare James y. Dean Chairman Of the
Democratic Congressional Committee. This
gives John ! Enrght powerful
grip for the nomination IN this district. The
probable ouicome will be two separate
Democratic Congressional conventions. AZ
which Fnright will be nominated by accla-
nation by one and Maybnry by the other,
and then the far will hy with ex-Mayor
Wheaton fighting a lone hand game.
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GEORGE n OaVl- cONflRMeO
Other Important Noiniustion- Discussed
at Length in the senate.

Wt-IuNoroN. July 21.-Ihe Senate. in
executive session today confirmed the
domination of George y Davis 90 be- collec-
tor of internal revenue TOR the Fourth dis
lrict OF Michigan. The appointment of i
Chapman, as postmaster at Eenton, Mich.
aud large number of army and navy pro-
motions were also confirmed
The Senate went into secret session al
1880 o clock this forenoon aud did not al
journ until 8 O'Clock this afternoon Two
hours We're spent discussing the enOminau0n
OF Thomas Hanton. 20 bee Collector
of Internal Revenue for the Sew
elth Indiana District and il was
finally rejected by tie vote
= tO 2s quite a large number of post
masters were confirmed and one rejected
the latter being Rosetta, postmaster al
Dekalb. lll He is an editor and wrote =
surriious article about the time OF the death
of General Grant, comparing The deceased
10 IuIiuS Cesar
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-28

Basr0v. Jalv 27 The expulsion by PAY
son Downs Of sixty-fre members Of Row-
don S4uare Baptist Chunh, has caused
great Irritation. Deacon Storey. one OF the
expelled. consulted eminent authority Coz
dsv ard if IS said. vii al once sue the Par
ear far criminal IhpI Mr. DaVns seems
cheerful as ever His case IS to ae tried 81
ffeuevt term ol fhe o1urf 0n the charge of
hss arlt. preferred bv Aloe Wat-0n
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WAsnNeroN. July 27-Col Geo p. san
ford, the new postmaster at lansing. lefi for
home tonight lie made a good showing
against the charges made of ham and is we'll
supported by atlidavits both iu regard 10
his standing as citizen aud bis military
record. 10 is on the charge that his mill
taTy record Is bad that the fight against him
is mainly based
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SALEM Mass. July 17-Gen. b. Butler
has been secured as counsel bv NJ B
% Keefe and Peter McGeagh members oi
The Executive Board 0f District Assembly
7-. Knights of Labor arrested en- warrant
of conspiracy in haVcofung the leather
manufacture Charles Harrington
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cOrGRssswEN ~HO ARs Cross.
The FRIENDS ofths Hsnaeplu Canal Con.id-
eranlH Inranaed.

Wtsuiveroy July Friends of the
Hennepin canal project are considerably
incensed over The vote In The House to-day
20 throw out the appropriation from the
yer and Hsrhor hill and say that With
0ut th.s i.em the bilI wlii never pass They
e1 s1 ftr Rs to sav there are AZ least forty
tonErassren who vili vote against the bill
new. who would hsee voted fer be- bad The
Herneri1 been retained in the hiil Rep
re-ents Murphy. ~ inFa. thinks the
Hsnrerir rsnfl scheme W1u.t have
strengthened che h WITH the President.
who. ae ssrs onra signed petition urging
enc construction ~ The canal
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WAsHNGToN. July 27-postmaster-G Cen
ersl Villas has approved a new design for
postal cards. They are to he printed in
black 0n white paper with head Of Ioiler-
son On the upper corner. The new design
was prepared AZ the Bureau ~ Engraving
and Printing and IS generally considered an
improvement on the cards now n use
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F.ean..i rrn,n Pri.on

- N" ~
JAcKsov. Mich July 27-Wm Savage
sentenced from Detroit in sept iss3. for
larceny. fer four years. escaped from the
prison this morning. and has not been
captured 40 i0 8 p m.
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WssHrvsrov July The President 20
ssv approved the Naval APPROPRIATION Bill
fhe ail providing for the construction of q
rrsIr building AZ Greensbo~oug " C.
AMI thirteen uensier 0sIls
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ttt.s ss.ts ra rta rF.f.aks. sfss.a
LAKE CRY Mch.. July z7-1m Crsf
ard Mrs Brass have heen held for trial ou
tbe charge ~ numbering Milton Brass the
woman. husband
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Games in the American Association were
played as follows:
At Brookly Brooklyn, 10; Cincinnati, ,.
Al Philadel phia-Athletic, Is; Philadel
phia, 3.
At New -Metropolitans, ;; Pitts
burg, l.
At Baltimore Baltimore, 4; st. Louis, ,.
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WAsHINGTON, July T.
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Washington, o o o o 0 0 OIL
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Errors-New York, >; Washington, :.
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Umpire-Fulmer.
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SOUTH AMERICA.
A DisRgreeRbse Rupture Caused by
n sCarIOOn.


A DisagreeRbse Rupture Caused by
Cartoon.
PANAMA, December 16-Senor Geo.
de Tanos Pinto has been appointed
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Plenipotentisry of Salvador in Peru.
The Guatemalan Government has
caused ssmi-of.cial statement to be
published to the effect that it will not
interfere in any Of the internal pollt.
icel questions which may arise in the
adjoining Republics. Colombian citi-
Esns have been illegally banished
from Costa Rca without cause. One
Of them, the editor of a paper, was
cruelty fogsed and others were i'll
treated. A serious diplomatic COM
plication is threatened in consequence
between Colombia and Costa kica. 1t
is stated that martial law prevail g
throughout the Republic of Costa
Rica. Dr.. Rafael SanGiYsr, ex-Presi.
dent of Salvador, and other prominent
men have been ordered out OF the Re
public.
The Star and Herald ssys: Political
questions are causing warm discussion
in Costa Rlca. Correspondents assert
that the action of President Bernardo
Solo during the recent troubles in
Central America is deserving OF severe
condemnation. Recently number Of
Oolombians were ordered out of the
Republic. Respecting this summary
order, friend OF some Of those inter-
ested writes: "An IDEA OF the reasons
which led to these men being TUNED
out Of the country msy be gathered
from q number OF Las BrvJds, a paper
OF a somewhat similar nature to Puck
in New York. It's first article, an
imaginary decree, so irritated Presi-
dent Solo that he sent for the ed.
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ENGLISH PARLIAMENT
TO BE PROROGUED UNTIL FEB
RUARY
In Order to Allow the Formation OF
the New Ministry-FOreign
Affairs.

LONDON, December "a II is ex-
pected that Parliament will be pro
rogued till the Sd of February in order
to allow the formation Of new Min
istry. Mr.. Matthews, the Home Sec
rotary whose resignation was thought
probable, says he is in perfect harmo.
ny with the Cabinet. No member OF
the government within or without t1e
Cabinet avo rs adhersnce to Churchill.
The Conservatives are taking COURAGE.
Many membe's Of Conselv ative C abs
are opposed to a coalition Ministry
under Lord Harrington and want a
purely Tory Cabinet. The s. James
Gazette, T, fleeing up7n this spirit,
doubts the wisdom of making any APP
peal to Lord Harrington end urges the
Conservatives to ct'se up their ranks,
throw OVERHEARD alI DOM sstic legisls-
ton for awhile aud 90 straight GA with
their foreign policy. at will be fl
ting" says the Gazette, "for England
to act with vigor and prom titude in
the suppression of crime in Ire and
and leave The results to fortune"
The supporters Of Lord Randolph
Churchill declare that when he is able
to tell the true iess1 IN for his resigna
ton the disclosure will Causa sepsa-
ton throughout the country and res ult
in his triumphal vindiCauon. They
say il will he shown that he cid not
oppose grants FIR the necessary de.
tense OF the Empire, but that he re-
fused to sanction any increase of the
estimates unless it WAS accompanied
by reformed administration of the
War aud Admiralty Departments.
Lord Randolph discovered while in
Office, say his friends, that the gIv-
eminent has no control over the ex-
penditure of hundreds of thousands of
pounds which are yearly voted for the
War Office.
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ChUrcbill's Reason.

LONDON, December 24.-The Times,
commenting on the reported reason
for Lord RAJ dolph Churchill's resig
nation, viz: Tbas he was opposed to
the increase in the miIitsry and naval
estimate, ssys the estimates are not
extraordinary and only provide for a
mode,a ate Strengthening OF the naval
and military condi ion OF the Empir',
rendered necessary by the outlook 81
foreign affairs. the Conservatives in
Ireland look upon the resignation as a
serious bow to the Ministry, while
the Nstionslists think it will prove
fatal to tn present government, is
announced that Lord Harrington will
arrive in london on Monday.
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itor, Senior Marichal, and upon the
latter reaching the government house,
the president fred a shot at him.
This act disQusted everyone. But sub'
stquently Eiitor Marichal was ar
rested and taken 10 prison, where be
received 100 lashes. Ga the following
morning be was marched off to Pun
taranaz, together with some other
Colombisns. Pricr to leaving he wss
alec struck by the brother Of Presi.
dent Solo, who is in command
of the artillery barracks. Almost
all the Colombisns hers will
leave for Panama. iuclose herewith
the decree exDelling Colombians and
the pubic protest made by citizens Of
the Republic"
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SPAIN.
A Steamship Collision.

LISBON, December 24.-Ths British
ironclad Sultan ran into and sunk the
French steamer Vile de Victoria
while the latter YVES lying at anchor in
the TsgHs. The Vile deiVictoria had
$50 persons, on board, and several OF
them were drowned. The Sultan ia
an iron steamship, srmov plated, and
is Of 1900 tons burden. Later intelli.
gence shows that most of the crew and
passengers of The Vile de Victoria
were d'owned. 1t is also learned that
both vessels were at anchor at the
time of their collision. The Sultan
dragged her anchors and drifLed against
the Vile dc Victoria.
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TIE Yacht Race.

LONDON, December 24.-The ocean
yacht race for 1000 guineas, to be
sailed under the auspices OF the Royal
Thames Yacht Club next season, in
honor OF the Queens Jubilee, will be
open to the whole world.
The Rome correspondent of the
Central NsDs says that Lord HsIting.
ton received the news of Lord Ran
dolph ChIrchil's resignation direct
from LordlSalisbury, and t3legraphed
ia reply that re would return to Len
don directly if Lord Salisbury thought
his presence pece sary.
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Lord H0Ftin&tOn VIII Remain for
a TiRAe in Home.

LONDON, December "a In conse.
quencs of Lrrd salisbury's request
Lord Harrington will remain in Il me
until sunday to await letters from
Lord Salisbury. Lord Harrington has
not received an invitation yet to enter
the Cabinet. 1t is improbable that an
invitation would ne sent by telegraph
as he has no cipher that would enable
him 10 translate government dis
patch. He will net C )me to decision
until he has received Lord S,lisbury's
letters. Lord Harrington thinks that
virtually there has been 10 change in
the situation since last autumn He
reserves his opinion as TO the political
future. The opinion grows that Lord
Harrington will not enter the Cabinet
II has been Virtually decided t.
further prorogus Parlidment until the
second week in February. Lord Ran
dolph Churchill alone insisted upon
an early meeting. A Cabinet uncil
has been summoned for next week.
Lord Randolph Churchill is irritated
aud astounded at the unsnimity of
the deDunciations of his course by
Conservatives.
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On, give me teeth round, white and
neat,
Oh, give me breath that's pure and
sweet,
Oh, give me rosy, hsslthful gums,
And | will meet Whatever comes;
Whatever trouble may befall,
With sOZODONT III meet them all,
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GERMANY.
The Snow St0Sm Abated-A Noted
Socialist Dead.

The Snow St0Sm Abated-A noted
Socialist Dead.
BERLIN, December 2l.-The snow
storm in Central Germany hes sbated,
and railway communication has been
rsopened with Saxonv and Thuingia.
The North German GGzgie. comment
ing on the story printed 10 Pfogrefslst
papers that the Gar in fl, OF rage
saot German military attache at St.
Petersburg declares tha; such abuses
of the freedom of the press require an
instanrremedy.
The socia Isl Won Hofeustelin is
dying. He was Larsalle's sec nd in a
duel with Rae vita about German
lady who now resides in New York.
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Electric Belt Free

ITO introduce I. end obtain AGENTS we will
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Tuesdny, Jnnunry 4. Isgz

in front of the courthouse, Shelby county,
Temp, proceed 10 sell, at public outory, 70
the highest bidder, for onFh, tho following
property, to.wit; Three Coal Carts, one
Wagon, one Sulky, one Iron Safe, md q
quantity Of Conl shovels and Forks. Sale TO
commence ut IL o'clock.
JOHN L0A0UE, Public Administrator,
", II. Ayriti deceased,
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Lore Campbell wants a New Trial.

LONDON, December 24--LoTd Colin
Campbell's solicitors have applied for
new trial OF bis counter suit for al
voree against his wife on the grounds
that the verdict OF the jury was against
the weight of the evidence.
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Public ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sale.

0nco Of Public Administrator, Courthouse
Shelby county, Tenn. Docombor2l, 1885.
NOTICE is hereby given that wilt as
Avrit, deceased on
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MEaPHIs Steam Laundry, No. 224
Second street. Calls. and deliveries
free
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ticn OF rooms.
] D B'akemore, Tenn A S Caunery, Tenn
W q Reed, Mass VT Edmonds NV, Arr
h A Armst@ad, Ark P S Halle, Tenn
S Blocs. Tenn F pOugherty, Tenn
PHI MeGuhy. Miss Miss McGuty, Miss
w w Irwin, Ky LII Irwin, Ky
Case. N Y w II OGDEN, NY
II Meyerheimer, N Y B Whitney, T,nn
ii Hayey, Tenn A d Saudford, Tenn
ii RICHARDSON, Miss q Goldthwaite, Tex
W Il Adams. n Y I j Tegan, Mo
j II Douglass, N o j. Ellison, n o
5 q Marshall, Mo Mrs Fenton, Ohio
Miss Fenton, Ohio s Leach, Tenn
N 4 Burroughs, la q Winston, MISS
ii VI Store, Tenn ] NJ Caldwell, Tom
S NJ Sugeman, Miss Y III FOote, Mo
NJ HarnstOn, Ark Mrs Gleason, ohio
II Nj Allen, NY JF Lawton, Miss
+ K March, Miss L M Burnes,. Ark
j N Dyer, ARR J y Crawford, Ark
j Spencer, Tenn Eli Peck, Tenn
+ X Rice, Tenn l. NJ Pierson, Venn
VIM Hamilton, Ala j p Nichols, Ala
A SJackson, Ky L NJ Chaplin, Y
Miss Jones, Tenn CIR CLARK, Tenn
Ii Damman, Tenn ) johnson, Ky
A M Mage, Mo IL Benson, Mass
DIR W A Powell, Mss Il X Perkins,, Mis-
X j Harris, Ala l. X Henderson, Tenn
b K Jamison, Tenn CT Russell, No
NJ r Buchanan, Mo j NJ Coleman, Tenn
K Boyle, Tenn J X Hoskins, Ky
Y r Nneed, Mo, Miller, Mo
J Wuodman, Ohio 9 II Leon, Ohio
Il Mcpherson, Ind J y Gray, Ind
4 X Poillips, Ill Morgan. III
NJ Beach, Miss X j Mears, Miss
ii Young, Miss W NJ ;tuart, Tenn
w Taylor, Tenn u u Long, Tonn
NJ NJ Hawks, Mo Il NJ Lambert, Mo
w w Witon
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Public Administrators Sale.
FOR RENT.
PRYOR HOMESTEAD.

NNE tract OF Land, near Frazer Station,
W Shelby county, Tenn, formerly owned
by DR.. W. r. Pryor. and known as the @. A.
Rose tract, containing 1896 60-I00 acres-less
the large apple orchard.
Uue i-aot adjoining said Pryor homestead,
containing 1872 9O-l0O acres.
Also, one tract near Lucy Station, Shelby
county, Tenn, belonging TO the estate Of W.
4. Pryor deceased, and known 90 the Dun
can place, containing 242 2i.lO0 acres-more
o. less.
All the above named and described real
estate will be rented for the year 1887, on
Wednesday, December 20, 1855,
at what is known as the Pryor Homestead,
near kr.zer Station, Tenn, " public cutlery.
J. X. LONG, Receiver,
$40 Second street, Memphis, Tenn.
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No. 2 VICTQRIA MANSION,


WESTMINSTER, December ;, 1886.
MY DEAR LADY BUTLBR-I do not know if
you are aware OF all the efforts [ have made
to induce your husband to re urn 10 his orig
inal Intention of appear ng in person at tho
trial, but as those efforts and all the many
have failed utterly in producing
to make last appeal to your
wo manhood, to try and persuade your hus-
band to repeat the denial which 30 has al
ready made in his statement and in his let
tiers TO Mr.. Lewis of n year ago. It is simply
my life, as well as my honor, that are at
stake, for if your husband does not appear
the case must go against him, and 10
lose this else would DO my death
blow. Will you. therefore. stand
by and see another woman done
to death bef' re your eyes while you can 80
easily preventitY pray and beseeoh YOU
TO help me IN this darkest hour OF my life,
and get your hush nd to reconsider this his
last decision and appear in court. What
harm can it possibly do him 70 eony a fact
ALREADY disproven, namely, about his two
visits to me? have been, and am, fighting
as hard n battle as any woman ever had to
fight. Have you, then, rs = wOman-let
alone as a friend, who has known you and
yours for so lOng-nn pits. or sorrow for Inc
IT you have, you will induce your husband
TO come forward and do what he ebn, as any
honorable man would help me ia a battle
which, remember, l am fighting as much
for his honor as my own. As yOu'hOpe for
mercy 10 the last day, show mercy 10 me
now and tighten the load which is almost
past my endurance to bear, by persuading
your husband to appear.
A PURRR THAN.THoU EPIsnLE.
Lady Butler answered it in this
Sphinx like epistle:
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GRstOn's Hotel.

W. H. BINGHAM...........MAN
European plan. Enlarged and refurnished.
Prices according to size and locs-
ton Of rooms.
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OMAN, FRANCE. Noremher I

DEAR LADY COLIN CAMPBELL-T beg to ar
knowledge receipt Of your letter of he 18th
November, and in reply can only repeat
that my resolution Of not appearing in evil
dence at the forthcoming trial romans un-
changed.
HER LIFE, AS WE'LL AS HONOR, AT STAKE
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lies REHoNEs. DEAN,

lies REHONEs, DEAN,
December IS, 1885.
"DEAR LADY COLIN CAMPBELL-I beg to
say am fully aware OF all the efforts you
have made, and have caused 10 be made, to
induce my husband to appear and give evil
dence on oath at your trial. Your appeal 10
belp you; but | belize this case to have
passed out of our hands, aud TO have gone
before a tribunal where human aid Is i'm
possible. remCin. sincerely yours,
ELIZABETH BUPLAlR.
"With this correspondence in full
publicity, it is generally believed that
Sir William Better must now ENTER
coventry 30 far as club and military
life are concerned"
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
The New GayOso.

HARRINGTON, STEWART Il WHITE.
PRoPRIKroRs.
CHAs. G.. Northumberland.
Rates 81 so to 81 per Gay, according to leoa-
ticn of rooms.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-25
PFtddy House,

formerly Commercial Hotel,)
Cor. Front and Jefferson Sts., Memphis, Tenn
j. II. PADDY, Prop'r, Of Richmond, Va.
Transient rates, 81 so TO 81 per day.
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Duffy's European Hotel.
RaAhnsiR HnfeI.

G. B. GALLOWAY i CO.,.......PRoPuIETOE
Ratos 50 80 and 90 per day. according 70
siss and location of room-Specisl
made rates.