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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-06-16

NNnN>> Of the good things Of this
WNNS life are sorrowfully lei
alone on account of Dyspepsia. Acker's
Dyspepsia Tablets will cure Dyspepsia.
Indigestion and Consti patton; sold on d
positive guarantee at % and so cents, BIZ
For sale Rsgland 4 Kennedy. ly
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-06-16
The Reputation

Of Ragland & Co.'s City Drug Store,
for accuracy and reliability, coupled
with the polite and courteous atten-
ton which they bestow upon their pa
irons are the factors in their increas-
ing success. 6-l-tf
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-06-16
Restaurant for Sale.

One of the best paying restaurants in the
city can be bought at bargain, by applying
to HAMILTON, HADLEY & Co.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-06-16
Advice to Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should al
ways be used for children teethlng. Itsoothes
the child. softens the gums, allays all pail
cures wind collie, and is the best rem edy for
diarh Oea' % cents bottle. 1-S-ly
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-06-16
Ranch for Sale.

Two hundred acres, ali fenced, So in cultiva
ton, good honse and Outhouses, garden
orchard, large underground cistern and tank
Four miles from city Address, *"
cliff This Office.
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For Sale.

Lots on Government Hill.
Lots on Dignowity Hill.
Lots on Prospect Hill.
Lots on Tobin Hill.
Lots near Arkansas Pass depot.
Lots near Sunset depot.
Lots near International depot. t18tf
HAMILTON HADLRY & 90.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-13
Animal German nnife.,.

During the Maifcst, which. is to take
place tomorrow at Estiyai park, under the
nu-la.r oi rmne OF our most solid and
prominent German citizens, a number OF
novel aud enjoyable sports will be intro
duccd. II Is an undispuied fact that
for genuine popular enjoyment, aud
innocent, manly sport, the Germans stand
uncxcclled The Maifcst Ia one Of their
national customs, and Ia observed by them
and their friends each year rs q sort Of in
augural for out door enjoyment, and the
Teutonia Voroin committee have spared
neither expense or excrtion 20 render this
years celebration Of the glorious day beyond
those Of former years. Read the program.
Go 10 Estlval park on tomorrow (Monday)
and breathe the fresh, inyigoratine air
amid the merry laughter Of the children.
the graceful dances Of youth and the soIid.
quiet enjoyment Of their elders, and then
70 home better and wiser man.
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the sword ana nayone, contest.

The announcement made that ON today
Sunday Duncan q. Ross and John Me
CURE would give n series Of sword and
bayonc, contests at the Citizens park,
caused some talk in police circles,
and Il WIS generally believed that,
like Sunday games Of baseball, the glad
iaiorial and military entertainment
would be suppressed by order Of President
lIaddon. The champions Ross and Nc.
Guirc, through their attorneys, CAN'T 4
Patterson, late yesterday afternoon stole
march on the city authorities by
applying Tor and securing an injunction
from Judge Duilosc, OF the criminal
court, and restraining ID. +. lladdcn, the
Taxing District aud w. q. Davis, chief OF
police, from interfering With the exercises
or performances 10 be given by them nj
Citizens park this afternoon.
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Clocks low at Muliord'A.
LOCAL MATTERS IN pRIEF.

The Young Mems Hebrew association
will hold AN important meeting this after.
noon at $50 O'clock. II N urgently re-
quostcd that oil members attend.
The informal banquet given 10 the local
officers and employees Of the Missouri Ia.
cilc railroad. better known hero as the
nald Knob, yesterday afternoon. by q
number Of merchants and friends OF
the gentlemen, WIS most enjoyable NJ.
fair. An elegant lunch and wines were
served amid hrioi impromptu speeches
IL was an assurance 10 the employees Of
the road on the part Of IL friends that they
wcrc glad the rrcat thoroughiarc had en-
tered the city, and that they ~ individuals
were 10 DO welcomed citixcns.
oS Wednesday evening, May 10. at
O'Clock, an entertainment will bc given ut
the residence Of Capt Cancs, No 300
Linden street, by the ladies' OF Grace
church. Mics Miriam Nelson will give a
recitation, also Miss Aline Greenwood;
The "Minuci' by sixteen little children In
court dress. Gross band will furnish the
music. Reception committee: Mcsdamea
Geo. II. Peters, :. 4. Carnca. u. J. Person,
y. 9. lIusc, II. u. Ellis, Alvin Schcvcnellc,
w. A. Parker, assisted by Misses Percy
Coffee, Mary Mallory, Fannie Lowrancc
and Gertrude Freeman. Rcfrcshment
committee; Mcsdamcs o. II. Benton, y.
J. Frocman, r. w. Harris. ]. w. Brush,
G. I. Jordan. j. y. Sellars, w. A. Robin.
son. Tickets a, 30 be had at Mansiordn
aud Clapp a Taylor's.
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To J. W. Ryckmnu, Augusta, Ga:
THE COURTS.

The chanccry court will meet next Tues
day morning Sales made yesterday by Dep
uty Clerk and Master John Bradley:
Part lot 1852, west side Of Main street. 37xIi
feet, 10 Thomas McKeon, for q, 625.
Lot %, Jones subdivision on Mosby street,
50xi9i feet, 10 Pat Cooney. for $3.50.
Lot -. same size, 10 Pat Cooney, for 81 $50.
Part lot 90, Willo Williams subdivision,
29.iOo acres, TO u. H. Eskridge and ID. ID.
wilkins for $3.50.
Lots II and u, Ragland subdivision, to X.
III. Tnllcy. for x7lb
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-13

Ben Hall, assault 10 rape; jury and YER
diet guilty and fftccn years in peniieniiary.
The case OF the State vs.. Martin Enslcy,
malicious trcspass, was heard. Several wit
ncsscs werc examined. The counsel waived
argument and Judge DuBosc discharged
the defendant saying there was no proof OF
any criminal intent on the part Of Ensley.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-13
Register. Once.

Chickasaw Land company TO Chas. Win
tiers. lot o, block 4, farnsworth subdivision,
for $3.50.
Chickasaw Land company 10 Katie Hooker,
lots 81, s2 and IS, block 3, Woodland subdi-
vision. for sJ75.
Mary J. Thornton 10 Lee Thornton, lots
~, "a. 10. Whiicmore subdivision Of Dotto
lands, Fourteenth civil district three miles
east Of Memphis for 5000,
Henry ], Dix 10 Marion Provine, lot OF
land one mile and half east Of the city,
being lot 80, Provine subdivision, 5OxiO0
feet on Orleans street, Tor 800.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-13
shcIby CirruIt Court.

J. A. PullIam filed suit for $4,000 dam
ages against the Louisville & Nashville Rail.
road company.
Cases filed In clerks Office yesterday M.
NJ. fowler vs.. Arlington Insurance com
pany, damages 81, 800,
NJ NJ. fowler vs. Citizens Insurance COM
pany, damages, 81, 500.
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The FEDERAL Court.

The next regular term OF tho Federal
court here begins the fourth Monday, being
the 2sth day Of May, Mt which time the Grim
inal business will be disposed Of. The cir.
cult Judge, the Hon. Howell Il. Jackson, will
be here on Monday. june II, Mt which time
the civil business Of the courts will be taken
up, and none Of the cases on the low or
equity dockets will be called until then, 40
that the circuit Judge may participate on the
trials.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-13

municatc with me on this subject by the
earliest mail, and greatly oblige, yours
very truly, J. w. RycKMAN,
General Manager Augusta National Expo
sition.
whereupon Gen. Patterson moved that
the party be invited to stop ut Memphis,
and that committee OF fifteen be APP
pointed by the president TO raise the nee
essary funds and 10 receive and entertain
them during their stay. Tho motion be-
ing seconded was unanimously carried.
President Martin appointed the follow
ing as the committee: X. ID. Snowden,
chairman; ID. T. Porter, s. II. Montgom-
cry, A. b. Treadwell, j. 4. Petit, X. +.
Patterson, w. X. Moore, ]. p. Jordan,
Napoleon Hill, w. A. Gage, ]. nj. Good
bar, $. ii. Brooks, J. w. CochranpJ. II.
Randle, John s. Toof.
The following telegram was forwarded
yesterday:
MEMPHIS, Tenn, May ~, 1855
To ,. W. Ryckman, Augusta. Ga.
We learn that party OF distinguished
Georgians will leave your city Thursday
next, on route for Kansas City. You will
please extend TO them, In behalf OF the
Memphis Merchants exchange, u cordial
invitation TO stop of here and sec the liyest
city In the south, assuring thom In our
name OF a hearty welcome. Please advise
us OF tho day and hour of their expected
arrival. J. II. MARTIN, President
Il. A. KEELING, Secretary.
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wArcnr. now n MulIord,..
ADJUSTMENTS.
A GRAND Harden Entertainments

And photographic Display" will. take
place on next Friday night, May is, ut No.
81 Exchange street residence OF II. O..
Iatiing, Esq, for the benefit Of the Young
Ladies' Aid society 81 the firt Prcsbytcr-
ian church. A large playhouse has been
erected aud preparations made 10 scat n
large audience. Besides an elaborate aud
very amusing program ON the stage, there
will be music and refreshments Admis.
sion. including refreshments, 80 cents.
Children half price.
PROGRAM.
I. The World Renowned liiondln.
2 The Fcslcc Islanders NJ Homo
q All sin IN scafrh Of a Meal
a Nf ltlilCf 0l rcxaa
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x. OF n. FUNERAL NOTICE.

CHE1sEA LODGE. NO. go. X. OF H-MEM.
" bcrs of this lodge arc notified TO assemble at
their lodge room today SUNDAY May u, 1883, at
our late brother Joseph ]. Newsom. Postponed
from yesterlay) A. n. ALBERT, ID.
w. X KENDALL, Rep.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-13
SHELBY COUNTY REPUBLICAN CON-
vENTION.

Monday. May II. NJ 10 O'CLOCK A.M.s a6
the Natnforium, Corner Jenerxon
and Fourth streets.
BY direction Of the Republican commit
tee Of Shelby county mass convention ID
called to select AZ delegates and AZ alter
mates to attend the State Republican con-
vention at Nashville, on "Wednesday, May
10. All Republicans are invited. BY order
Of w. ]. SMITH, Chairman.
The best photographs in the city can be
had ut 2Sl Main street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-13

Tho Bisu csiy easra.
The Blqff City. guard will moot today ior
drill and inspection.
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- .fH % .sf|rsI.ff faI1s.
We, the undersigned Ranks AMI nanker, xfii
pay all Prizes drawn IN The Loul.Iana Aafc Lot
tcrics which may be- ptsenicd ssotf counters:
X. NJ. WALM StEY, President La. Natl Bank.
PIERRE LANAux, Pres't State Natl BANK
a. BALDWIN, President N. o. National Bank.
Grand Quarterly Drawing
In the Academy OF Music, New Orleans.
TUESDAY, JUNE IL, 1883.
Capital Prize, I: 5000, 900.
100000 Tickets ut SEQ each, Halves. $40,
Quarters, eli Tcntbs. 81 Twcntisths. ~.
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BARGAINS L. Muliord's.
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UNPRECEDENTED ArrRicrIOHl
" Over a Million Distributed.
CAPITAL PRIZE. -: +: $500, 900

Louisiana State Lottery Company.
Incorporated by the Legislature I'm is6s, Tor Edu
cntionnl and Charitable purposes and is franchlss
made part Of the present STATE constitution. IN
lSla. by an Overwhelming popular vote
Its Grand single Number drawings take
place Monthly, and the Grand Quarterly
Drawings regularly every three months
lsfarch, June, September and Decembcrl.
"we do hereby certify that We supervise the ar.
rangemenp for all the Monthly aud Quarterly
Dmwings OF the Louisiana state Lottery Company
aud In peron manage and control the drawings
themselves, and that the same arc conducted with
honesty, fairness and In good faith toward all par.
ties and we authorize the Company 20 usc this Ger.
thcatc, with facsimies oil our signatures attached
In IL adycrtiscments"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-13

The biography Of the Chickasaw Guards
has been written many times and oft. 1t
is theme that affords discourse which
never becomes monoionous TO not alone
Memphians, but Tennessee and many
other States. Mr.. Charles p. Bradley con-
tributes the following well written sketch
to the May number Of tho Guardsn,on, Of
Chicago, under the head, "Crack compa-
mics" in which category he places the
Chicks No. /:
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-22
AT INV YORK.
A supposed Case Journalists Ready Co
u.is Their Brothera

INV YoRK, Sept ei.--Chnrlcs T.. Peck, be.
licycd 90 be a resident Of Engewood. N. j.,
was taken sick In a seventh avenue street
car ihis aitc.uo ~. and VAS taken 10 Bellevue
hospital. Tho report TO police headquarters
,sys IL was rumorcd that he Wa suffering
from yellow fever. Todaya subscription for
the y,,>-w iuvef sufferers received by Mayor
HU~lh amous.-l 10 t2,Oi3t5
In Ilst CT re- Hiv.d today BY Mayor Hewitt.
from the jacksonville autsOr''irs was this
plsss-e. while W. are Organized, We nre
continually having our ranks broken by our
inaidious Zoe Our expenditures are heavy,
the principal item being the maintenance OF
iOOoO u-oplo.'
The following resolutions were passed by
the tr-,,iass Of the New York Press club
today:
Whereas The newspaper men II Jackson.
Vile. Fi.. have gwen 20 the world evidence
81 heroic Devotion 81 duty never surpassed
even by thcir fellows who have faced death
| in thc pur~J.t ~ duty on the f'ld Of battle.
tho tr,iFecs Of ths New York Press club II
thi, city fvc; called upon 10 eAprcs, admird.
ton aud sympathy for them Ia the evils
they are daily compelled 20 meet
Whereas. one of their members. Nj. NJ.
| 4. Boadcu. city cditr Il tho T.mcs. tHion,
ha, Gied In the discharge Of duties not only
- hi, own paper bat TO the prs, u the en-.
tire country. Il u incumbent on his fellow
workers IN journalism 81 sec % Il that bis
family 10 not ,uhct IN The future.
Ra.uiy-d Thai contni''ce ~ The mem.
Der, ut this board on bshalto u thc press oluh,
b. appointed with = view % 'olitit sub-lrip.
tons Tor the benefit and the relief ni the
fmilics nf newspaper men Who haze died or
may a in jacksonville dnHag he yellow
fever plaruc. J. A. CpEuELL.
W q. MrtArsuttN
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-22
4 FRENCH YELLOW FEVER EX-
PERT

DR.. Paul Gibier, of Paris, who was as
ISOLATED with DR.. Friere, OF Rio Janeiro,
in his experiments OF incubation with
what the latter asserted were the microbes
Of yellow fever, has been ordered to this
country by the French Government to
visit jacksonville, Fla, and there study
the disease now epidemic at that
point with view to the discovery
Of its cause aud n cure for it, DR..
Gibier, has no more faith in Friere's
theory OF incubation after the methods OF
Pasteur than DIR. Sternberg, who, II will
be recalled by The APPEALS readers, I'M
der orders from our government, visited
Brazil and Cuba and made the most ex-
haustiye tests according 10 fricre's own
prescribed formulas and routine. DR.. Gi.
bier states that he tested Fricro's methods
on himself, and 'inoculated himself with
some OF the cultures which that dis
IhFulaiich lhaAHiaii PhNoi'H"h H"
brought. The first insertion made with
n lancet with great caro-was followed by
no result whatever. week later some
of the attenuatcd virus was injected sub.
cutaneously, and this produced such vio'
lent effects that DR.. Gibicr declares moth
ing in tho world would induce
him TO submit 10 repetition OF
it," DR.. Gibier condemns Friere's
method Of culture and incubation, and
therefore comes 10 this country as
clean and clear Of that theory as II 1t never
had an existence. But he has nevertheless q
theory oihis own, which is that yellowfeveI
is "a local affection OF which the first cause
Is the development Of microbes in the In.
tcstncs, which flourish only under pccu-
liar conditions Of climate, race and tenn
peruture." Dr. Gibier also has a cure fol
the much.drendod aud iear.sprcading dis
ease, the result Of his own investigation IL
Cuba, which he pursued Independently o
all previous attempts TO penetrate tho
mystery surrounding the origin anC
propagation Of yellow fever. His yisi
and mission are timely, and his pro
grcss will be noted with interest 10y al
classes in this country, but especially b,
the medical experts, who regard the con
tagion Of the yellow fever ~ an almost im
penetrablo mystery.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-22
LOCAL BRBVITIBS.

The Louisville Il Nashville outbound
trains will run as usual today and tonight
all deports to the contrary notwithstanding.
The opening ball of the Germania Turn
yerein will be given at Turner hail, Monday,
September "a. 1t will be made a grand
affair
james Turner was arrested yesterday on
complaint Of Mrs Hight, who charged him
with improper relations with her, accom-.
plshed by force. Both colored.
A man named A. Mcdonald reports to the
police that at about o'clock yesterday he
lost in the neighborhood of Cochran Hall
s265, in bills OF the following denominations;
One $50 three $40 and one So.
The health authorities were notified yes
terday that family OF negroes from Jack
son, Miss, had arrived within the last two
days on Laudordalc street near ST. Paul.
Investigation developed the fact that they
came from Jackson, Tenn, two months
ago.
c. W. Gholston, the half-breed Indian,
wanted at Brownsville to answer n charge oi
COW stealing, was identified yesterday morn
ing by Special Deputy Sheriff A. X. Sensing
who was sent here 10 arrest, and in custody
OF that gentleman returned last night e
Brownsville.
John II. Lenow, a well known collector
was arrested yesterday by Sergt. Hcdrick OF
a warrant charging him with circulating 1
false report that yellow fever is in this city
Despite the fact that several reputable citi
zens heard him make the remark, he stoutly
protests his innocence.
jeff Smiths Ride. lie Gallops a Mule
Over Bluff into the River. A Drunker
Negroes Disastrous Attempt IN Cross thu
| Mighty Mississippi" This was the interest
| ing heading TO thrilling account OF an in
cident published in an afternoon piper yes
tcrlay. For an accurate statement Of thu
! same event, sec The APPEAL Of Tuesday
morning.
A man named II. r. Smith, mailing from
Bowling Green, Ky, entered the house o
| i'll fame, No. 22gJS Second street, about
| o'clock last night and producing s. bill
asked il anyone in the house could chang
| Il. Maud LaFord. an inmate said she uoul,
aud pulled out pocketbook containing
quite sum Of money, when Smith snatche,
| a S9U bill aud ran.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-22
PERSONAL POINTS.

CAPr L. DEsoxNEs, Of New Orleans, has
returned to Memphis to rccngage in cotton
buying.
CART THOMAS II. CmLroS, of Wilkerson Il
Co. has returned from a summer sojourn at
Roam mountain, n. G.
GKoEGg JAMES has gone b Louisville To cs-
cape the vice-likc grips Of his chums, and to
enjoy n little (frcsh) heir. IL Is a girl The
family will return In about two weeks.
Mus 5. y JoSEs, mother OF Prof W. s.
Jones, OF the Memphis institute, has re-
turned from an interesting trip 30 CalifOr.
MIA by way Of Los Angelcs and las Vegas
JomN McBRooRs is assisting Gen. Peters IN
the office Of aitornoy.gcucral Mr.. j. j.
Brooks has not been connected with the
attorney.gcnerl' Office since the lst Of Au.
gust.
THE remains Of the late Mrs A. G.. Dennis
were laid 10 rest ut Elmwood yesterday. the
funeral services occurring from her late resi-
dence on Rayburn avenue. The husband oi
the lamcntcd deceased Is himself quite III,
~ much 80 a. 60 he unable to attend TIC
solemn ceremonies over hisdepartod spouse.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-22
THE MERCHANTS DO THE RIGHT
THING.

THE APPEAL yesterday morning urged
the members OF the two commercial ex-
changes to meet and consider the question
Of stricter quarantine regulations. 1t also
called their attention 20 the appeal OF
President MADDEN and DR.. Thornton for
money with which to make the Iuaran-
tine absolutely effective. Yesterday
a joint meeting Of the Cotton and Mer-
chants Exchanges was held, and the most
vigorous action taken. These two organi-
cations have never failed the people in
times Of emergency, and no city in Amor
lea possesses institutions OF a similar char.
actcr which are more thoroughly repre-
sentative, or which are imbued with amore
active public spirit. The resolutions rec
ommending the stoppage OF all passenger
travel into Memphis on the east side OF
the Mississippi river we're exactly right.
Not content with this, committees Of the
leading business men Of the city were
appointed 10 collect funds to carry out the
quarantine. Thanks to the Exchanges
We are now proceeding in the bcs
way to prevent the introduction Of The
plague into Memphis, and the people ma,
now 20 about hcirbusiness confident tia
all possible precautions have been taken
TuE APPEAL tenders the exchanges III,
grateful acknowledge Of tho public
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-22
The Illinois C-n,rsI FrsiEht s,riEo.

CHi,Auo, ~ s. ~. q One OF the morning
raper, gi'ei a rlcrcni version Of the triks
ofirclght crews Oh tbs Cn'cigo division oi the
Illinois Central .SilrlAd, an uc,ognt of
which was sent IN these GisDatfhyx lat
night II says Daring tdc in,J.nil. Of the
gain crop the number ~ trai's b = l-cn ~
greatly Increased ON that road that msnv
have been compelled ~ lay OIL for houry ~
Thirty-ninth strr-t before getting track
into the city. The fright men rcbcllod.
and yesterday afternoon i've fright crews
quit work aud sent a committee Of their
number 10 call on the officials at the com.
pany They demanded extra pny for over
time thus .pent IN waiting 90 "a 90 relieved
1t their trains at the city limits. Tho com
tanys officials aid: 'Csftsinly, -onil.men,
o. back 10 your work. Your runs viii here.
after terminate NJ Thirty.ninlh str. n, and
we will tut extra crews on ~ bring trains
down town" Tho men returned ~ work,
ana poace rcigris again
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-22

lIorrl and boarling-hou4c keepers
should nov more than ever keep sharp
look out for refugees Since the trains
have been stopped on all the roads enter
ing the city east Of the Mississippi, pas
scngcs can only arrive here by steamboat
or by the roads on the west side Of the
river. No one can therefore reach Nom
phis cxccp, Wy the river or the
Western roads Arrivals from any
point In West Tennessee. Mississippi
or Alabama, or any oi the State,
east Of the river will, Tor that ca.
ron, be- nir subjects for very close cSamin.
alton, and all such persons should be- TO-
ported 10 the authorities AMI TO the news.
papers M that the utmost publicity ma,
he give To their prcscucc. II must be- NAL,
absolutely unsafe and uncomfortable her,
ior rciugccs from Infected places.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-22
TEAR up ran TRACKS.
rrIghtened vichsharg Peorie hrr he.
tssu.laed o. Keep Out rraln-.

NEw ORLEANS, Ia, Sept q. 1t l. reported
here that portion VI the railroad track be-
tween Harrison aud vicksburg hss been
torn up by frightened people In order TO
force trains 10 stop. Thew Is good ground
Tor believing tho report true There Is
scarcely sny fear that any refugees viii be
able Ia reach Louisiana OF New Orleans by
river. Tor Jackmn has been Isolated anu poo
pie tom there have no means OF reaching
tie Miss-s ippi river.
virk burg and Meridian have both quar-.
antinrd most .tii,tly aid soid connecting
them with Jrckson have becu Obliged To 90
out %. bushes for tic present Their b
evidently icign Of trrtOr in pni about
Jackson. .. 4 a gentleman On his way nom
Birnirs nsiS ~ vckshurs. who VIZ forced
~ cump 90 New O.lcans from Meridian
a'i This mo. ming ihht he never law people
~ n, ,hisasi a. arr Nlssissppians, who arr
pinlc.tri,k,n with tc&r that the scoafgc
NJ become general In their State. Spcc al
trains n, f~luircd, will bc -nt ~ Jaehson
BY The Illinois Central railroad 10 carry
north al who Nish 20 90.