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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-02-19
Iunnelod Out I'D nm.

onel. on,e,L"AhK' ONO, Feb. ls.--Thirteen pris.
ein', ,,,hcaped last night from jail by dig
ts, through the floor. Two had been sen
'NApea " the pesaitAntiarv
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-02-19

CIScINsATI, Feb. 1s- Mueller a. Gogreye,
rectifierB, importers and wholesale bQuOr
dealers, assigned this afternoon. Their
$4,000.
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TIE sHRIEyALTY.

Capt. y. b. Broward has been recon-
meuded by the Democratic County Execli-
tive Committee for the position Of Sheriff.
This recommendation is equivalent % an
election. Mr BrowaFd WIS formerly Cap
tain Of the KATE spencer and Is an Old
Steamboat man.
Officer Peter krogeF returned from New
York tonight bringing with him Ar
keeper Of Clark A i.Oftis, Oi this Glty.
Frauf2en left here Ia December ard wa AZ
rested in New York last nlOuth, One bnn.
dred aud eighteen dollars is tie sum 10
VOWED,
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The Event. .,Lomw pr,.eb.

LoSd Branch, n. j., July 2i-Follow-
Ia the summary ut Monmouth park today.
First Racc-The Passaic stake; three.
quarters Of n mile. Starters Little Minch,
Aurelia, Saxony, Shotover, Brittanic,
Lady Primrose, Now or Never, Speedwell
and Geraldine. Little Minch won in I:l5.
Aurclia second, Geraldine third.
Second Race-1he COLLEEN stakes; three.
quarters OF mile. Starters Stone Crop,
Auricoma, Miss Cody, Galop, Widow
Cliquot, Felicia, Vicente, Gcrtie McCar.
thy, Stephanic, Sourie and Lucerne. Fe-
licia won in El0i, Auricoma second, Ste.
phanie third.
Third Race-Tho Stevens stakes; mile
and five-eights. Starters: Prince ROYAL
and Darlington. Prince Royal won in
2.57.
Fourth Raco-Mile and an eighth. Start.
ers fiizroy, Boaz, Rapinc, Grover Glove.
land, Connemara, Little Jim, The Bour.
bon, Locust, Aretino, Prodigal. Rapinc
won Ia 1904, Tho Bourbon second, Boaz
third.
Fifth Race-Ono mile. Starters Bonnie
), Long knight, 81. Valentine, Bella, Suit.
or, Breton, Tudor, Luminary. Lumnary
won in l:i3i, Long knight second, ST. Val
entine third.
Sixth Raco-Tho stoeplcchase over the
short course. Starters: Bill Bond, West
moroland, sam Brown, BaSsanio, Jim Muir.
ply, Algiers, Chanticlccr, Rcparieo, Willie
Palmer. Jim Bradt, bob Stay. Wcstmore.
land won In 3li!, Bassanio second, Palmer
third.
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THE TURF AND DIAMOND.
EaMoNT DONE UP BY YUM.YUM AT
SARATOGA.
Jaubert and Tennessee Win Their
Events at the Same Plaoe--Indian-
apolis Pushes Up Another Peg by
Defeating Chicago.

SARATOGA, July Following are sum
maries Of today's races
First -Five-eighths Of mile
Starters; Egmont, Cleaner, LATTE, Estrel
la, Cousin Jcems, Crich,on. Fordham, Won
Tromp, Jack Cocks, Porticello, King Crab
Yum Yum, Clay Stockton, Sea Foam
Allentown, Leo II, Persian, Slasher,
Yum Yum won by head, Egmont sec.
ond, Estrella third, Time-l:Oil.
Second Race-Mle and an eighth.
Starters; Dad, Harry Cooper, Lelax, Pros
pect, Biggonette, Mollie McCarthy's Last,
Cruiser, Oarsman, Bohemian, Amelia =.
Oarsman won, Cruiser second, Bohemian
third. Time-l:57I.
Third Race-The Travers stakes. Mile
and thrce-fourths. Starters: Falcon, Sir
Dixon, Los Angeles, Alexandria. Sin
Dixon won by four lengths, Los Angeles
second, Falcon third. Time-3l7l.
Fourth acc-Three-fourths OF mile.
Starters Romp, Ballston, Tambourette
Shamrock, Broughton, Lucy H. Jaubert,
SkobeloG, Carrie q, Drumstick, Banjo,
Full Sail, Remcen. Jaubert won. Ballston
second, Carrie G third. Timc-l:l7.
Fifth Race-Stceplcchase; mile and q
half. Starters Tennessee, Warrington,
Abraham, Killarney, Pirate, Bonnie Duke,
Brlc \ Ban. Tennessee won, Abraham
second, Brac A Ban third. Time-Not
tukpn
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The Democratic party was the same in
principle now rs in the days OF jefferson,
and had survived twenty -four years OF
Republican rule without abandonment of
the principles upon which II was founded.
He didn't care what the platform was in
the present national campaign. but would
rather trust Grover Cleveland In tho
White-house for four years more, without
a platform, than BENJAMIN Harrison upon
the platform put forth ut Chicago. APP
plausc. Grover Cleveland was platform
enough for him. Long continued APP
plause.
The speaker continued in the same strain
until the expiration of the allotted time,
citing an anecdote Of preacher who, when
asked as to his creed, said he had none
but this: ILLUMINATION 10 sinners, and sal
walton to Christians. Tho speaker was
like the preacher. His creed was; Gamma
ton TO Republicans, and salvation TO Dem
ocrats." Applause After passing reso.
lutions OF thanks to the speakers Of tho
evening, the meeting adjourned.
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The Freed1en. HANK Depo.i,or..

WAsnrSoroSssjfJt ify "a. The comptroller
OF the currency has issued circular in
reply to remonsttances received from white
depositors against that provision in the
bill to reimburse depositors Of the Freed
mems bank in which he says; "The effect
OF the bill passed by the Senate will be. ii
1t becomes law, simply to make good to
those for whose benefit exclusively the
institution was originally designed the
difference between their share OF the assets
OF the corporation and the amount Of their
deposits This is a pure gratuity from
Congress to these people, and the dstinc-
ton In their favor rests upon the unques-
tlonable fact that none but persons Of
African descent had any right TO make use
OF the Freedmen's Savings and Trust COM
pany IN any manner or 10 acquire by any
means any interes. whatever in its assets.
Neither you or any other white depositors
have any claim upon the bounty OF Con-
gress. You were bound to know the limi-
tons OF the charter of the corporation
with which you dealt, and therefore to
know that its officers could not lawfully
take your deposits. II is now intended
IN any way TO inilct upon white depositors
any loss, any injury, or even any censure;
they have been up to this time treated
precisely like those depositors who could
alone lawfully make us the institution,
and | know OF no reason why they should
not continue TO DO treated in the same way
30 lar as the assets OF the corporation are
concerned"
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A Grea, shoe Factory Ruined.

CINCINNATI, o., July 2i-About 4
o'clock this morning the Waterman dis
covered a fire in the second story Of the
six-story shoe factory OF Krppcndorf,
Dittman & Co., situated on the northeast
corner Of Sycamore and New streets The
fire cnginc-house, No. 4, Is not more than
200 feet distant and To alarm was in.
stantly given, but before the department
could begin It's fight the flames had
reached the elevator, and had spread 10
all tho upper floors. Then began the
desperate contest Of the entire fire depart.
mcnt to mitigate the calamity by subdu-
ing M much "a possible the intensity Of
tho heat, ~ IN 10 save adjoining structures.
II was great contest, but the iiromcn
succeeded after almost impossible work.
Every glass In the largo shoe factory OF
lllaker, Gcrstlc & Co., hundred feet
away, was broken by tho heat aud tho
window frames were scorchod and almost
ON fire, hut by constant watchiulnoss the
building was saved. The heat was 80 in.
tense ~ 10 ruin the high brick walls. The
south wall fell outward, burying beneath
~ WV hulnnlt uNtlllllEh ON lllt hOuln hlno
Of New street, from which the occupants
had fortunately bocn removed. The fro
men iorcsaw this danger just in time 10
escape. Tho other walls, except tho front
and n portion of the rear. fell, one Of them
destroying u dwelling ON North street.
The front wall Is in very dangerous con.
Ilition, aud must bc thrown down M
means of prccauiion. Cable ears are per.
mittcd 10 run In front Of the building, but
passengers are not allowed IN occupy
them while passing that point The fac
tory was one Of tl.n largest and best
equipped In the country. II was engaged
Ia the Manufacture al fine quality OF
woncn's shoes. II had the best and most
expensive machinery, valued ut SlOO, 900.
The building was put up especially for tho
purpose two years ago ut n cost Of $40, 900.
The stock and manufactured goods ON
hand were inycntoricd few days ago ut
$4,000. The loss on everything Is total,
making loss Of S3OO,OOO The Insurance
altogether amounts In Sl6l, 900 Tho cm.
ployos who are thrown out Of employment
arc $50, ot whom $50 arc women and
girls The origin oi the iirc IL mystery.
There WIS no fire In the building. Work.
men were on the second floor Us late IA
o'clock this morning.
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THE FIRE RECORD.


PORTLAND. Ore, July 24.-Later advices
from Roslyn, W. T.. regarding Sundays
fire, say that the entire business portion Of
the town was destroyed. Onlya few small
houses in the outskirts are left standing.
The total loss will reach about $780, 900.
The insurance is very light. Over $50
families are left without homes, food or
clothing, and people arc scattered every.
where seeking for shelter and something
10 eat. Tho origin OF the fire il unknown.
Two men were badly burned during the
fire. The town had no fire department
and no means Of fighting the flames A
public meeting has been held and com.
mittce appointed to solicit aid for the
homeless people.
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Operation. OF ,n, in,srn., n.,.....

WASHINGTON, July ei.-Thc Hon. Jo.
scph :. Miller, commissioner Of internal
revenue, has made preliminary report Of
the operations Of the internal revenue
bureau ior the fiscal year ended June 30.
lSSS. Tho total collections for the year
wcrc sl2i, i2d IA, a. against slIs.Sg5. 3Ol
Tor the previous fiscal year, being an In.
crca-c ui 81 iSl, la Tho cost Of collection
Tor the year was Sl.ONl,uOO. exclusive of
tho amount expended Tor the printing of
internal revenue stamps In case This
amount " not increased hy items vet Ia lr
settled, the Percentage ui cost OF collection
will bc about " per cent. oi the amount
collected. The commissioner saws that
under the conditions now existing, With
rcgnrl o. printing, legislation. etc, II ~
impossible Ia make an estimate of the
probable collections iur the current fiscal
year.
The collections were made IN rs follows.
On spirits. sdp, 3lG, iOG, an increase of
s3,Tb,Nb. On tohacco, sN,G62, lll, an
incrcasr OF 500, 36i. Tn icrmcntcd liquors.
50, 32l,2lS, an incpasc Of ~, ar, OJl' ON
olcomargninc, tS6i, 100, an increase of
tll0, la2. Ranks aud bankers, sl,2ll a
decrease Vt $50 On miscellaneous, SlGS, $40,
, q decrease Of ;Si,l72. The collections were
greatest IN Illinois New York, Kentucky
| aud Ohio, In the Orlcf named. and smallest
In New Mexico. Alabama, south Carulina
and Arkansas, Ia the nrlrr NAMED. There
was an increase II 21S, 22O, 100 cigarettes
and 90 wv cigan manufactured during
the year
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A GOOD SHOWING.
Mlaaissippis School Fund Amounts e
t07, ooo--Jand sales. eiob, 900.

Misaissipprs School Fund Amounts to
t07, ooo--Jand Sales. eiob, 900.
sPrclal Dispatch 10 The Appeal
Jackson, Miss, July -. Auditor W.
W. Stone today sent 10 the various county
ircasurcn vouchers for their portion OF the
July scmi.annual distribution Of the com.
mon school fund, tho total amount Of said
distribution being, excluding the fines and
ioricilups retained in the counties, little
upward Of 5000. Al the same timo the
distribution for the second quarter OF
moneys collected from tho salo and ~.
dcmpiions oi State lands was made. The
receipts Tor this fund for this quarter wcrc
the largest VI any recent years, aud per.
hnps the largest ever made In any single
quarter. bcing upwards of slGj,OOO. This
includes 5000 paid 10y the Louisville,
New Orleans 4 1cNas railroad, under the
recent nc, OF the Legislature quicling the
title 70 certain oi the company's lands In
the delta district.
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THE DIAMOND.
Cincinnati a. H.n.a. c,,, ,

CrsciSSArI, o., July 2i.-Thc Cincin.
natis hal hard time in winning today's
game In spite Of the numerous errors Of
their opponents. A magnificent throw Of
o'Connor's cut oil q Kansas City runner
nj the plate IA tho eighth inning and vir.
tnally saved the game Tor Cincinnati
The tclding Of fcnnclly and McIammany
werc the features OF the game. Attend.
ancc, $500. Score:
,tncinnaii .........sa.,..a..0 o isoi 90 > q
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Another charge Ar.Ins, Them.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, July 2i.-Sophia
c. Hutchinson, OF Scwickley, Pa, has
begun suit in the United States district
court against Henry $. Ives, the "Young
Napoleon" OF finance, George II. Stayner
and Thomas G. Doremus, comprising the
banking firm Of Henry $. Ives & Co., and
long list Of other defendants. The suit
grows out OF the alleged wrecking Of the
Mineral Range railroad by Henry s. Ives
and Geo. II. Strayner, and ii is brought TO
secure nm injunction 10 restrain the voting
OF certain stock, which, rs il is claimed,
was fraudulently issued.
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The Campaign Scarf has arrived.
Thomson x STEVENS,
No. 80 second street.

MEsRA NJ. II. CooyER 4 Co, having
formed connection with the tracks OF the
Memphis a Charleston railroad ON Wash.
ington street, airs fully prepared 10 OIL
promptly all orders with which they may
bc favored. They carry full and com.
plctc stock Of doors, sash blinds, flooring,
siding, ceiling and moldng. ~ also all
kinds Of rough and dressed lumber. shin.
glcS, laths, pickcis, etc. Contractors and
country dealers will find Il advantageous
TO call upon them beiorc placing their or.
dcr Their office and planning mills arr
located on the south side Of Washington
street, Nos lj7 60 l73.
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Brigh,oa Reach Entries.
NEw loRK, July 2i.-Brighton entrie
for tomorrow's races;

NEw York, July 2i.-Brighton entries
for tomorrow's races:
Fist llacc-onc mile aud one sixteenth. Richie.
lieu, ltlot Va, niablo 10. Cato vaulclcr To-.
Any Mack 100, Tar Gathcrer Dago l0i swccty iOl
Transit Regal, Quincy ~. Fal-o Note ~
sccond hnrc-scvcn eight. Of a milc. FaRin
ktng Robin, Garnet, Nat GOODWIN. Efne lIarIy
lancIn. Has Niul, Adolph " each. 1hcolOrns vi
bnb Hack ". Luna nfuwn, Niicllo ~
lhifd kacc-scNcn cirhths OF mile. blessed
silver star, Saluda, frlic, kink VI, souvenir "
Manic Hay ~. wandcrment ~ Hazel Hatch "
hcfton ", Melton a.
Fourth llAoc-Thrcguaricts ~ a mile Perlclcs
10. Rebellion ia. The Duke 81 bourbon ia Count
Luna. RELAX, iuH hnodle tOL Nina ", Thclfa. IUi
lnwanctle 100, Coggins ioi, Revolt, gcidlng, vi
Vanilla, ally, M
| lie. wilifci. jim Claru, noriclaisc IiI Niag,rs
| llA lnriland III, Valet no sam Kccnc iN6. Maj
| uoodwin IN Top sawyer iUl, supervisor Miller
| 100 Quihhlcf, Frankie n Lutc Arnold ~
| rihth hncr H1hrvc quaftcrs Of nile Tattlct
/ sam Harper " in. Rebellion lis nAtnum. Ynnne
| Duke. Mute ~, Autumn teaf TIA Manhattan lOs
| Lemon la, Gunshut NJ. GLORY ~.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-25

The famous Tai Spring. Tenn. the ~.
sort OF health ands pleasure, has compa.
ny that Is conceded b. b. the largest aud
finest south oi tho Potomac.
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Athletic. a. nrnnII.na

NV ioRg, July 2L-The Brooklyn and
Athletic clubs played thirteen innings to.
day and the Athletics won. The winning
run was made on bit 10y wclch, a steal. a
Wild throw by Bushong aud hit by
Lyons. Score:
Athletics a o o o o o o 0 o o o o i
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ws.hi.s,.. "a. rh,,,.,.,,.,. a

FnILApkLrIIi,, Ia. July 2I.-Nalontinc
was too W TO umpire todays game. In
his place was Tug Arundel. = Washing.
ton player, Who acquitted himself cnlircly
10 the satisfaction II the Senator'S, hut TO
that Of no one clsc. Tho rhillic, to,lay
could DO nothing, however. with ODay
aud folded loosely. fogarty injured his
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-25
TRUSTEES SALE
Al Auetlou.

The entire stock OF rubber goods be
longing to the Memphis and Para Rubber
company, at Ss5 Main street, commencing
Wednesday, July 25, at 10 20 o clock, am.
and continuing Thursday, Friday and sat
urday, will be disposed Of.
SAMUEL J. HAYS,
I. J. MoCARrnY & Co., Trustee,
Auctioncors.
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Inrin psfnrm ,inh.

In view Of the fAt that thorc Ia to he a
mass meeting on Tho bluff "Wednesday,
the 18th instant, f,ithai the county clcc'
m"c,inss Of tho fsda Reform club are
hereby postponed, dlhll Wednesday, Au.
gust = ny order o.,
pLroN SSirH. Prs't
r. q. BRowS, secn
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Dr,reI, Win. I've a.m...

DErRnrr Mich, July 2L-Ddroit and
ri,ishurg played two games thi. afternoon.
the former winning both by superior
batting. Beyond the heavy hitting Of
tho champions thcc were no features OF
special interest Ia either game. In the
Second inning Of the second game the
home team earned six runs on two sin.
giles, double, triple aud two homo
runs Tho scorc.
III .......
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JACKSON MOUND PARK.
"Chlmen OF Normandy. |"

Performance every night except Mon.
day and Saturday. Matinee ON Saturday
afternoon, J o'clock. tot ladies' aud children.
Sccup tickets at T.. witzmanu's music
store 10 avoid rush nj park gate.
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InhinrnnnIi. A ChiranaI

lNpi,NArolis, Ind, July 2i.-Thc home
team easily defeated Chicago to-day. Tho
visitors wcrc unable 10 bat Shrcyo safely
whom hits wcrc needed. The fielding Of
both tcamc WIS very fine. Scop:
indianapolis ......-.,...,...1 o o 1901 90 4.
chicago -.....a......-.........O o o , o o ii
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knee in the fourth inning and retired in
favor OF Hallman, Mho went behind the
bat, Clements going to right field. Score:
Wnhingon .........-..,....t . | lila
philadelphia 90 ....4l.tfa 0 O 0 0 O-h
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29OMnin street, MYpphis, Tenn, over smith
FARMERS GIN SAW GUNNER AND
5HARPENER

New Sharponor for Gins and oil MIL
Saws. Manufactured by J. O. Falls
g. Co., OF Memphis.
This machine before being placed ON the
market has been tested by the Gin manu-.
facturon Of the south, who pronounce II
the most perfect machine for rcsharponing
gins and lintcrs. Saws sharpcncd by this
machine are like new saws and are sharp.
enod under the same principle as when
fint manufactured. Every farmer should
See the machine and iis work before sharp
cning his gins.
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First game


Nsw NoRg, July 2L-ll~lon faced the
Giants At the Polo grounds today aud the
club was happy over one run 20 nothing
until the fifth inning when there was a
tie. They wcru tied again NJ the seventh
aud tenth. hut IN thc thirteenth inning
the Giants squared the circle thrcc times
aud won. Scotc
New Nouao ooOto OiOOl ga
pn.lou.-......0 . oooi Q % o
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TnE Republicans OF shelby county open
the county campaign with - meeting on
tho blud tonight. The Hon. sun Hawk
ms, nnmlnrc for joNvtnor. and the Hon
u. \. Mum, Of llrowns,iIlc, will DO the
speakers.
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An Opcr.-Iuou.e Dc.,ro,.d.

BUTTE, NJ. T., July H.-McGuircs's
opcra.house burned last night. The audi.
cncc escaped in safety. The loss amounts
to 10000, with light insurance.
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T. the Voter, II the Fourteenth District
! respectfully announce my withdrawal
frpm the contest ior magistrate, and thank
my friends Tor their ilalicrng assurances VI
support +. H. iiANNgs.
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IaIsI INN ~

Mt y \ Ireland, " Brccn, Phillips 4
Co, Nashville, Tenn, says II was aflictcd
with Piles for twenty years, aud tried
every remedy offered me. finally used tho
the Ethiopian File Ointment II cave me
instant relief, aud hos effected a permanent
.urr hrngum Root M-licin, 20, manu-.
iaetnrcrs Nashville Tenn % cents aud 81
pcr bolus Dor sale at llei,,ers drug slore
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uor-ford'- Acid Phosphate

MAKES DELICIOUS LEMONADE.
A tcaspoonful added 20 n glass ~ hot or
cold water. aud swcctcnod 20 the taste will
be found refreshing aud inyigorating.
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COLDS, CATARRH,
Coughing, Hoarseness, Bronchitis, Asth
ma, Neuralgia, Headache and

Instantly relieved and surely cured by using
Carbolic Smoke BALL night aud morning.
The Carbolic Smoke is administered by in
hantion direct 10 the affected parts. II
looscns and cypclls the diseased mucous and
secretions, restores the circulation and pro-
notes a healthy action Of the nostrils throat
bronchial tubes aud lungs. Price Of Smoke
Hall, ~. Ono ball l. sufficient to cure any
ordinary case. Order direct from our office
or through your druggist. We send our
Carbolic Smoke Ball 10 any address, boxed
postpaid with fultdirections for using ON re.
ceipt Of price. Gallon or address,
C.RnoLIc SMOKE BALL Co,
22G Main street, MYpphis, Tenn, over Smiths
Our Carbolic Smoke Hall is for sale by the
following druggists: Jas. II. Robinson, II. j.
Hester A. Renkort a Co, Mansfield Drug
company aud q. w. Jones 4 Co.
Free trial 20 all who will call nj our office.
Separate parlor for la,iics ONCE hours from
4 am. 20 pm. tSdhdays from 20 II am.
Agents wantcdf Correspondence solicited
from ministers, iplvsicians and druggists.
All who are suffering with any Of the above
complaints are invited Ia call or write.
A. A. JOHNSON, Manager,
22G Main street, Memphis, Tenn.
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ADDRESS REGISTERED LETTERS TO
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
New Orleans, La.

REMEMBER THAI nc GTS sSG f G GEM zen,
arr In charge Of the Drawings Is guarantee Of al.
soute fairness and Integrity that the chances ara
all equal, aud that no one eau possibly divine whu
number will draw prize.
REMEMBER. alSn. that the payment Of all Prize,
Il Guaranteed by -Four National Banks OF Nov
Orleans aud the Tickets arr signed by the Pred
dent Of an Institution whose chartered rights ara
recognized In the highest Courts. therefore beware
of any limitations or anonymous schemes
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THE JACKS0NIANS.
AcrIvR PREPARATIONS FOR
GRAND RATIFICATION MEETING.

The Meeting Last Night at the Court
House-speeohes By ]. M. Greer,
easy Young and w. J. sykcs-The
Club to Parade in Uniform.
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Al Timers In sn- cn, Of u.mrn,.

Will meet at tho k.oil. hall Friday night
July 81, 1854 Bllsf~ Of Importance.
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UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION!
" Over a Million Distributed.


Louisiana State Lottery Company.
Incorporated by the Legislature in 1868, FOR EY,.
cational and Charitable purposes and lis franchise
made a part of the present state constitution In
1870 by an overwhelming popular vote.
Its Grand Extraordinary Drawing, TAXA
place semi-Annually (Junc and Decemberl.
and Its Grand single Number Drawings take
place each of the other ten months in the
year, and are all drawn In public, at the
Academy OF Music, New Orleans, La.
ave do hereby certify that we supervise the ar.
rangements for all the Monthly aud Semi Annual
Drawings OF the Louisiana State Lottery Company
and in person manage and control the Drawings
themselves and that the same are conducted with
honesty fairness, and in good faith toward all par
ties, and we authorize the Company 10 use this GER
tihcate, with hcsimilcs OF our signatures attached
In its advertisements"