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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-25

n T-TIT-T N nv '"T"IL
Nvuuua lunu NUv o. The Bates.
Evans ue a'iii occupies much attention.
Tho argument ly attorneys vw resumed
Hgaiu tha morning hJ.uw the lnlul oi
tauw Cu. Samuel Watson fnl jos. r..
uiIIIu appeared iUr Mr Evans aud cN.
Gov a. s. Marks and p.uo.l lli.l ilr M
bitDa Doth parties now want n decision
600 Che face Ul She returns the question
being narrowed down io "What properly
constitutes The fCiuus'' The ease b. sull
undecided. lut argument BE- huishcd. When
q decision viii be- reached is not known.
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DUEL TO BE FOUGHT.
Two Young Gentlemen of Atlanta to
Meet

Special DlsDatch 10 The Appeal.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Nov. PA
party Of ten from Atlanta arrived early
this morning Their movements were
kept secret. J. Cobb Jackson and young
lawyer named Brandon, both OF first cir
cles Of Atlanta society, had agreed to meet
here for q duel TO be fought over re-
mark made by Brandon rejecting on
young lady in Atlanta. Mutual friends
have been working all day TO effect COM
promise, but without success. The party
LETT Chattanooga late this afternoon, but
where they have gone no one can tell.
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BrrnumE Nov - Tho following
nov Ministry has been iomrt ~ Ro.
sa.d. President of tho Council NJ Carp
Foreign Minister N. suthcy, Minister cf
The Interior A. NomWn. Minister oI
Justice. N. L4hpvry. Minister 5i d..
mains. st. MHrshullmu. Minister ui Pub.
DC WORKS. N. NuuU, MIp.Hirr oi W.u ~
Majorcar0. M.uIHpI li Public Instruction.
NJ. Germani, Mint Hrr oi fmanrD.
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Cndnr, WIN. Mnhc.

CmcAoo, ILL.,, Nov. 9l.-Thc eight be.
tween Cudncy and Wade for the feather.
weight championship Of the West tool,
place tonight. Cudncy won In the third
round, knocking Wade ont completely.
Five hundred people were present.
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At the Academy OF Music, Now Orleans,
TUESDAY. DECEMBER IL, 1888.
Capital Prize, /: $6oo,o 900.
100000 Tickets mt $40. Halves. sac, Quar-
tiers, $40; Eishths, s5i rwontioths. saI
Eortieth-, ~.
EWTFTETW"f WTs
LIST OF PRIZES
l.ii0 III. nmnnnlln, III

For CLuu RATS. or any further Information 10
sired. write cgiby 10 thc undcrsiru,d clearly stat
Inc your residence. with Stale. county. erect nud
number More rapid rtprn mall delivery will p,
nsfurvd by your enclosing an envelope bearing
Yuuf fii. EdlfaHL
SEND POSTAL NOTES, Exprcss Money Orlcra
or New YORK Exchange Ia ordinary letter. Currency
b LAprcss Cat our eXpCn-el addr's.oi
"A. a. DAUPufH.
New orleans, La
or VI. a. DATPIUN.
Washington. ~. q.
OF at 80. West Court 81, Memphis, Team.
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NnIIi,an'. rrono.ltIon

nosroS, Mass, Nov. 2i-john l.. Sulu.
van has offered 10 give Charles Mitchell
800 II the latter will stand mp before
him for eight rounds with gloves, the
match 10 occur within five weeks.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-25

Tho judgment pressed by Judge Kin.
near. OF tlo Scottish Oonu, in tho case Of
paruoll agaiu-t tho Tina, nn1aInr proof
on The qu,a,ion 81 arrcaimou,s and from
which ihc Ibas appealed, haas been unan.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-25

B1nfumN, Nov a. Tho Lohigh Uni
vcrsily football team tel the University
% Pana ~, Tor fmi place In the cham.
piunship race. 10y defeating Lafayette Cob
lvgy here h.HultgmOpn by fcurr ul lBtuO.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-25

CmC,oo, m, Nov a suit Cor $780,
600 damages Was instituted against the
Chicago Times Company In tho Superior
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ADDRESS REGISTERED LETTERS TO
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL HANK.
Now Orlcnna. La

REMEMBER Tss ne G's ssG F o ss
orc IN charrs ~ the Dnwiurs j. ruamntcs n %.
folutn filrnc.s and integrity that The chances arc
on equal, aud that no one eau possibly divine whu
number VIII draw prlre
Ni.mEfiiii.ll also. that the payment 81 rfirst
n Gunrnnfred 10 Four National tnuill Of 3 ~
orleans, aud the Tickets orc dTuCd By the ir.at
dent ~ an Institution whose chartered rights arc
recognized IN thH hlshctt Courts. ullcl1fc. beware
81 al limitations or ANONYMOUS arhtalcN
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For carts drays aul ailwlds can be
found Tor sale OF LoCswoodH stables, 302
20 3l2 Third street,
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loFn's gents furnishing goods, a and
80 Monroe street.
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'iemphl. = CharI,,ion RnIirond.


Memphis a CharIsston Railroad.
Tho passenger trains oi the Memphis &
Charleston nilrOld now stop nc Decatur,
Alr. whore close connection o. mllo with
UHh lUu.Htil Is Nashville north and
uul.rH.Iul tHins. lur Columbia Tenn,
Hm.u ham. AIB.. AMI points beyond
rr.u.Hr leaving Memphis ut lOij pm.
Wut. boz b.umushumOa.m. uCXtmommg
November ID, 1885,
Loru's Laundry. Telephone 10.
Ir r. 81 Calbrath. SO 10 Madison
.irrt rent YOUR houses and collect your
uuta
lorn'a Laundry Telephone 0l.
a
Io0ou,ugso, $40 Second street, docs
reliable plumbing In all its branches at
lowest prices
Iorn shirimakcr a aud 80 Monroe
street
rtrr ISIS Rings al Thaycrs
ltCr curtains cleaned and beautifully
lulHbCi ht Memphis steam Laundry, 20
second STREET. Brunch uiliCc 30 Main.
ALABAMA CARBON HILL LUMP COAL
saob ror a,ooo Pounds, Carload Lots.
n. "a, rArrEnsON a co.
s5s second street
RED llEAps.
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.ZZz@axzzeu1ass
N1N1
~ <ee~S
Commissioners

We, the undersigned. Banks and Bankers. Will
pay all Prizes dawn In Tho Louisiana State Lot
teres which may be presented nj our counters
X. N. WhLM 5LEY, President La. Natl Bank
PIERRE LANAUk, Pres't State NATL Bank.
A. BALDWIN, President n. .. National Bank.
CARL KoHN, President Union Rational Bank
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Fivr blankets cleaned and soft finish
guaranteed by Memphis Steam Laundry.
Order wagon 30 call. Telephone "a.
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ALABAMA CARBON HILL LUMP coAI.
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IoLn.. Iaunlry. T.lerhono Ol.

reliable plumbing la al be- branches at
lowest prices.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1888-04-07
Proceedings of the Republi-
can Judicial Convention.

Tho Republican Convention oil the DIST Judi
cial District was called to order by Hon. Albert
Fontel leu, in the town of 81. Martinsvillc, on
tho Slst day Of March, loSs, at o'clock p. III.
Mr.. Jerry Washington elected president
and Mr.. Felix =. Baker, secretary.
Rev. Horace King opened the Convention By
prayer.
The following named delegates, representing
iberia and st. Martin, were present: 4.
Fontelieu {. Bahon, f. Delbuano. Il. Coalmarf
A. Pallet. r. Woodley, J. Washington, ii. King,
J Lavergne and q. NJ. Baker.
A recess of 10 minutes was taken, after which
the Chair declared the nomination Of a candi-
date for Judge of the 2lst Judicial District in
order.
Mr.. +. Woodley, seconded by Messrs. King
and Sharp, nominated Hon. Thoo. FOIitelieu a.
candidate for said position and the nomination
was made unanimous.
Judge Fohtelieu delivered an address and
thanked the Convention for the honor con-
ferred upon him.
The Chair having declared the nomination Of
n candidate for District Attorney in order. Mr..
Felix VOORHEES, u Democrat, was endorsed for
snid office and the voters Of the Dist Judicial
District invited TO give him their support on
the nth. day of April.
A committee OF was appointed to inform Mr..
VoOrhies Of his endorsement; he came before
the Convention and returned THANKS for the
honor raid MIN as n DNmocrat; said that he con-
sidarcd the Office OF District Attorney ron
political and, II elected TO it, he would do his
duty without fear nor favor.
On motion the Convention adjourned.
+. p. BAKER. Secretary.
-.~-1s<~-~-~~-0-
Oh. how sweet, The Belle # Amber
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receipt Of one dollar.
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PRONUNCIATION.
-OF THE
Proposed Amendments to the
Constitution of the State of
Louisiana, Adopted by
the General Assembly
in 1884 and 1886.
STATE OF IOUISIiSA.


Oihce of the Secretary OF State
IN PURSUANCE OF the provisions Of the
Constitution, publication il hereby made and
given to the qualified electors of the State of
Louisiana Of the proposed amendments 70 the
Constitution Of this State, which have been con-
Cured in by two thirds ot all the members cleo
ted To each house of tho General Assembly Of
this State at the regular sessions thereof, held at
the city uf BATON Rouge, in the years 1854 8nd
lss,i and which ara required TO be published Tor
the information Of the qualified electors ~ this
State for three months next preceding the Ten
eul elections FOR Representatives,, and which
PROPOSED amendments more fully appear in Act
No - and Joint Resolution No. III OF the Regu-
lar Session Of 1884, and ii joint Resolution RIOS.
d -, - and W Of the Regular Session Of 1856,
which are hereinafter officially publishrd for the
information OF the qualified electors Of this
State, and which will be submitted 10 them for
their approval their rejection, at the next gen.
eri,l election which will be held on Tuesday, the
18th. day 81 April A. d. 1883 (it being the Tues
day mex. following the third Monday Of said
month"; in such manner and form that the qua
lisied electors may vote for or against each
amendment separately and If a majority of the
qualified electors voting. at said election shall
approve and ratify all or either of said proposed
amendments then such proposed amendment or
amendments or either of them, 70 approved and
ratified, shall become part of the Constitution
of this State.
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Board Of Trustees.
Regular Meeting held on this
3lst. day of March 1858.

Tho Meeting WAS called to order and the Hon.
Cab. Garicrnal, Mayor. and Mcssrs. y. Walters
Il. NJ. Baker. and +. Guerinierc answered to
their names.
Absent: T. Gourmet
The minutes Of the ls-t meeting wore read Gnd
approved.
The following named gentleman were appoin-
ted Committee to settle with the Corporation
Treasurer and Collector
Messrs. 4. Gueriniere. Chs. Guirard. and Thomas
Ashford.
Mr.. Il. w. Bienvenu was appointed Clerk Of the
Corporation election to be- held on the 2nd. lay
Of April 1888.
Duplicate Of warrant no. i54 in favor OF Har-
ding Madison was given to Mr.. Pierre Gourmet.
The following accounts were approved:
X. Del'ldRc viewing body Of r. Thomas 500
" inquest on body of Jos Border lO.OO
+. NJ. Thomas post mortem examination
of body of Hos Bordipr = an
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Notice to Tax PAYERS.
81 Nartinsyil,a My 9th 1,

81 Martinsyilie Nov. 9th. 1887.
The tax PAYERS Of II Martinsyille are
hereby notified and requested 70 call at
the office Of the undersigned collector
at the Court House and pay their CORPORA
ton taxes for the year 1897.
4. BIENVENV Collector
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Joint Resolution No. 20 Of the Regular Ses
sion Of 1886.
Amendment No. Z


Articles 207-The following property shall no
exempt from taxation, and no other. viz: All
public property, places of religious worsbip or
burial. all charitable institutions all buildings
and property used exclusively for colleges or
other school purposes the real and personal ps-
tate OF any public library, and that OF any other
literary association used by or connected with
such library; all books and philosophical appa
ratus ami all paintings and statuary of any com
pany or association kept in public hall. provi-
ded, the property so exempted be- not used or
leased for purposes Of private or corporate profit
or income. There shall also ~ oxempt from
taxation household property to the value Of five
hundred dollars there shall also be exempt from
taxation and license from period Of twenty
years from the adoption of the Constitution az
1879. the capital, machinery and other prOperty
employed in the manufacture of textile fabrics
leather, shoes, harness, saddlery. hats -four
machinery, agricultural implements. maunfac-
'urc 1T ice. fertilizers and chemicals ami furni
iufe and other articles Of wood marble or Stone
soap stationery. ink and paper boat hrillinE
and chocolate; provided that Not less than five
hands are employed in any one factory.
In testimony whereof. have hereunto affixed
my signature and attached thereto the seal e,f m,
State 81 Louisiana az the city Of Baton Roug.
this 18Th day If January 4. ID. 18sa.
OSCAR ARROYO
Secretary 81 State
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p. Audibert has just received the finest
stock of fine liquors ever received in this
town.
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To all Whom it may Concern.

The persons owing any amount or bal
ance tu 4. VI. IIcbert. il,SOiyent, are re-
que ,ted 10 come and settle for same with
NE within 10 days, and by 50 doing avoid
costs. LMIis J. VOORHEES,,
Provisional Syndic, 4. VI. IIebert. lnsol-
vent.
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When your girl goes back on you call
for the Belle of Anderson. AT i. Audi
bert
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Meeting Held April End. 1858.

Thr Mayor called the meeting 20 order and
Nes.c~, f. Guerini,re ami y. Walter Answered
20 their Names.
Ab-ont: Mcssrs. Il. VI. Baker and i. Journef.
On motion duly seconded the meeting adJourr-
ed until Thursday the 9Th inst, at o'clsck "a. m
A tru. copy from tho minutes
Felix Baker Seoty
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Article 62-That in the event Of the death or
from whatever cause the office of L;entpnap.
Governor shall become vacant, then, and in that
event the President (pro ternpore) Of the Senate
sha.l MI tho o.hce of Lieutenant Governor per
performing all the duties incident TO the Office
and receiving its emoluments
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y n E,,,nco;s buiI ero.s bridge 2,59
ON canal lead Ia bayou 400
WIN Ross clean mark mo- end March y 800
+ p Baker no end Aptil IL l1-s 10
On rirtior duly secnnde,! the Board adjourned
\ true copy fruin th" minutes.
+ T. Baker,
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The Belle of Anderson Whiskcy is the
best, Audibert keeps it.
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Joint Resolution No. Il2 Of the Regular Ses-
sions of 1884.
~


sions of 1881.
Amendment No. 2.
The General Assembly may divide the State
into levee districts and provide for the appoint
ment or election of Levee Commissioners in
said districts. who shall in the method or man.
ner 10 be provided by law. have supervision of
the erection, repair and maintenance Of the le-
wees in said districts; 10 that effect the Levee
Commissioners may levy tax not to exceed ten
mills on the taxable property. situated within
the alluvial portions Of said district subject TO
overflow; provided that in case Of necessity, Ia
raise additional funds for the purpose OF con-
structing, preserving and repairing any lever
protecting the lands Of the district, the rate OF
taxation. herein limited, rlay be increased when
the rate of such increase and the necessity ami
purpose for which it is intended shall have been
submitted TO vote Of the property tax payers il
such district, paying taxes for himself or in any
representative capacity. whether resident or non
resident, ON property situated in the allnvial
portion of said district subject 20 overflow, an,
4 majority OF those in rumber and value voti1a:
at such election. shall have voted then for.
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Joint Resolution No. y ~ the Regular ses.
sion of l>-6.
Amendmen: No. 3

Amendrren; No. 3.
In those districts composed of one parish,
there shall no; he less than s.x terms Of the dis
trict court each year.
In all other districts thcse shall be in each
parish not less than folr terms OF the District
Court each year, except in the parishes of Game
ron, Franklin and Vernon in which there shall
not be- less than two terms of the District Court
each year.
Until provided by law. the terms Of the Die
trict Court il each parish shall he fixed by rule
OF said court. which shall not be changed with
out notice by publication at least thirty days
prior 70 such change.
There shall be IL each parish not less than
two Jury terms each year, NJ which grand iury
shall be impanelled, except in the parishes Of
Cameron. Franklin and Vernon. IN which thora
shall not be less than ore jury term each year "a;
which grand jury shall b. impanneled.
At other jury terms the General Assembly shall
provide for special iu-ies. when necessary for
the trial Of criminal cgses,
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LAND FOR SALE.

Lands bordering the cOrpOrated limits
OF the town OF st. Martinyille, La, a city
of 20OO population, near the Morgan
Railroad, will be sold in lots to suit pur-
chasers, and on the easiest terms.
70 For further particulars address TO
this Office or TO Edward Sillan.
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Ac, No. ~ Of the Regular Session of lssi.
Amendment No. I.

Tulane University Amendment.
The terms of Act No 80, of the Regular Se--
sion of ISL adopted at the Session of the Loeis-
lature in the year 1854, are hereby ratified and
approved; and all provisions Of the Constitution
Of 1879 repngnant thereto, or il any way Impair
ring the passage thereof. are hereby repealed, so
far a. the operations Of said act are concerned.
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Amendment No. !

Joint Resolution No. 81, OF the Regular Ses-
zion ~ t-.4
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Article lsG-The New Basin Canal and 81
Road and heir appurteDances shsll not b. loaf
or 8lien8ted.
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Oh. how sweet, The Belle If Amber
son Whiskey.
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Joint Resolution No. Is. y the Regular Ses
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wesas, &. A. Morrisons &. W. M01r
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r. Holbers. a. A. Phelps and X A.
Miller.
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ST. 50 Il The gard- SIS Delivered fol
srrzs dealers zad rssli nen, 81 better
delivered. II general the rates or
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asorfnr. etc. are <1s for frsz grade
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are ailoxed 70 sell ~ pr cent
eheaper. Shingles. No / cedar. -
piae 81 -; iarhs 81. Nc discounts ar
allowed 10 1ayoxse from these hg1Tes
Mezabers are allowed 70 sell rs rnaei
above the figures quoted ~ the,
rseass. bat are subjected to : fine !
fhey sell under the schedulc.
The Officers are e. N Patterson
president: q. r. Dart s8ce-pressdef1f
W. z Martin, treasurer. The exern
tire committee Is T. j. Br1ckel. IA
NJ. SsahfheFne and J. " Oliver. Tn
investigating committee is: W. x
Marvin, w. J. Merrywezther and Z
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