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friday. April 6, lSe
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY


Steamship VIM Crane. BillupS. BALTIMORE
B West & Co.
Schr Florence Shay, Vanceaf, New York,
with railroad iron TO S, F & w Ry Co; vessel to
Jos Roberts & Co.
Schr Lizzie Dewey Clark, New York, with
guano to order; vessel to Jos A Roberts & Co.
Steamer st Nicholas. Usina, Fernandina and
way landings-C Williams, Agt.
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mechanically steam-By special contract:
To New York Philadelphia, Baltimore and Bos-
ton, standard crates, 20c standard barrels, 40c.
Without contract: Standard crates, 35c; stan
dard barrels 7bc
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NAVAL SToREs-Ine I1larkeJ TOT Spirits turpen-
tine was quiet, but steady and unchanged. The
sales for the day were 80 casks, at 361sc for
regulars. At the Board of Trade on the opening
call the market reported steady at 3619c
for regulars. At the closing call it was steady
at 36lhc for regulars Rosn-The market was
firm with a good inquiry The sales for the
day were about 5000 barrels. At the Board of
Trade on the first call the market was reported
steady, with sales of 1928 barrels at the follow
ing quotations: A, B. c, D, f and FS1 021R, @
ST. 05, H 81 10, 81 1901 20, K 81 IS, NJ 81 6216,
N 81 1216602 20. window glass 81 so, water
white 81 9003 90. At the last call it was firm,
with further sales of 800 barrels, at-for 81 IS,
\ So 20, water white So 90, other grades I'M
changed.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

IMMATURE ALMANAC-THIS DAY.
Sun RISES. .............-.5 :4l
GUN ss....."ss...s w. ~
HIGH WATER AT SAVANNAH. 80. 6:36 N, 80 p M
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COMMERCIAL.
SAVANNAH MARKET.
OFFICE OF THE MORNING NEWS, !

Sea Lsland-The market was very dull and
nominal There were no sales during the day
Previous business was on the basis of quota
tions. We quote:
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DUY and Sell Bills of Exchange on Great
ID Britain, Ireland and other Foreign points
Issue Commercial and Travellers Credits in
Sterling, Francs or Dollars, available in any
part of the world. Make TeleRraphc Transfers
of Money between this and other countries
Make Collections of Drafts. Railroad, Munich.
pal and other Loans Negotiated. and advances
made on Cotton, Grain and other Approved Sc
curities. Interest allowed on Deposits of Banks,
Bankers Corporations and individuals Mem
bers of Baltimore Stock Exchange. Buy and
Sell Stocks and Bonds in this and other cities.
Private wire to Philadelphia and New York.
Brown, Brothers & Co Brown, Shipley 6 Co.
New York, Phiadel- London and Liv-
pha and Boston. erpool
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as rapidly and accurately as any accom-
plished musician could from the notes on
the staff. rF
A discussion on aids in music took up
the balance of the forenoon, and the much
talked of "tonic sol o. system was the
main bone of conversation and contention.
Messrs. w. L. Heath, OF Fort Wayne, Ind;
J. w. Adams and Arthur Mees, of New
York, and w. l.. Totnlns, of Chicago
took part in the discussion. Mr.. Black
man did not like the new system. Most
of the others did, and the latter had the
sympathy of the audience, After the
formal discussion several gentlemen told of
their experience with thesystem, and Mr..
Butler, OF st. Joseph, Mo, gave an anus
ing illustration of how he applied 1t in
practice.
The object lesson brought down the
house, and after little more discussion
the convention took recess.
At the afternoon session Mr.. Willard
Burr, of Boston, read the report of a COM
mittce on Technology. The report was
unsatisfactory and was re-rcierrcd. After
an address by Mr., Waldo Pratt on the
question of medical encyclopedia, un.
| finished business was finished, and the
secrotary-treasurer read his report, which
showed u surplus Of Sl,2lS39 in the treas.
sury. The new constitution was then
adopted, and W. II. Dana, Of Ohio, was
elected treasurer without opposition, after
which the convention adjourned sine die.
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sAS FRANCISCO, Cal, July 0.--At yes.
lcrday's session Of the American party
delegates nj largo 10 the national conyen-
ton were elected "a follows p. d. Wig.
ginton, Frank NJ. Pixlcy, Victor J. Rob
ertson and Alfred Daggctt District dele
gates were also elected. P. D. wigginton
and Frank NJ. Pixley, the latter the editor
Of the Argondia, were chosen as electors
A. the close Of the nominations resolu.
ton was adopted pledging the support Of
the convention 10 Abram s. Hewitt, OF
New York, II he will accept the nomina-
ton for the Office Of President. The plat.
form was then introduced and adopted, Il
being materially the same as that adopted
two yeap ago. Adjourned sine die.
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II our assessment has been raised all
around 80 per cent, this levy would cause
us 10 pay sl.l4 State and county tax,
where We paid before Sl.2b, that Is, ON
property assessed at $1,000 last year
the tax would be increased $40, ~ now
proposed. Respectfully submitted,
l.. H. EAToS, Chairman.
There was considerable discussion over
the various items contained In the report,
and as 10 what should be reduced M ~ 10
leave the amount 10 be collected about the
same ~ at present 80,
On the present assessment the state viii
have 10 be paid a tax far IN excess OF last
wear because the rate which cannot be
changed until the Legislature meets In
January next after the books OF 1883 are
all made up, hence tho rate Tor county
purposes should be reduced.
on motion Of John 0yorton, IT,, the
meeting adjourned until 3 o'clock pm. TO-
day Saturday 90 meet nj the office OF ID.
q. Slaughter, at the courthouse, and there
confer with a committee from the county
court, that an agreed rate Of taxation may
be levied by the county court 10 satisfy all
concerned.
CALLED MEETING.
The committee appointed nj the tax
payers meeting on permanent organiZa
ton Is requested by Chairman Peters e
meet nj the Merchants exchange thii
Saturday morning at II O'Clock. AS thii
| movement Is one cf vital importance
every member Of the committee IA eKpecte'
| 20 bo ON hand
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AFTER TAX REDUCTION.
MEETING OF THE COMMITTEE TO
WORK FOR THIS END.
accommodations Made in the Report
OF a Subcommittee as to How the
Aim May Best be Realized-Today's
Meeting.

Yesterday afternoon n meeting was held
by the committee to confer with the coun-
ty court and fix rates Of taxes for 1883.
There were present Napoleon Hill, chair
man; John 0verton, jr., ]. G. Nicely, II. r.
Church, w. NJ. Harrington, L. b. Eaton,
Joseph Bunce, NJ. I. Williamson, J. +.
Goodlett, James NJ. Robinson and ID.
Canale. Mr.. II. ]. Black on being request
ed acted as secretary pro tenn.
Messrs. l.. b. Eaton, W. NJ. Harrington
and NJ. 7. Williamson, a special commit
tee appointed at former meeting TO Sc
cure information as to amount expended
for the year by the county OF Shelby and
the amount required for the coming year
upon the present basis OF assessment, made
the following report;
Napoleon IInl, esq, Chairman;
Sir--Yom committee appointed to OBJ
tain information regarding the necessary
expenses OF the county for the past and
for the coming year, and the tax that met
and that will he required to pay them,
beg leave to report that we were kindly
received by Col. ID. c. Slaughter, chairman
of the county court, and W. Il. Gross,
esq, chairman OF the committee OF the
county court, TO fix the assessment OF
county taxes for 1883, and from them we
gathered the following inlormatiom Shell
| by county owes
s27OOOO N. & O. X. X. 6 per cent bonds,
| 10000 funding bonds
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A HAPPY FOURTH.
How the Alliance in Lee County, Miss,
Celebrated the Day.

now lnt AlllhuCt IN Luz NOhlN9t Nioo't
Celebrated the Day.
Correspondence of The Appeal
NEAR GuNTowN, Miss, July 4.-This
has been a glorious Fourth for Friendship
Farmers Alliance OF Lee county. II has
been the custom of the people living in
the neighborbood of Friendship, for
number Of years, TO celebrate the 18th OF
July, but this is the gala day of them all.
The people met at Friendship church, and
the exercises were commenced by singing,
after which followed public installation
Of the oiliccrs-elcct Of Friendship Alliance.
Then n speech on the subject of agricult-
ure was delivered by Mr.. David l., iloyle,
a member of our Alliance, which was in
structive and highly entertaining and very
satisfactory to his hearers and upon which
he was warmly congratulated. Then was
introduced the orator Of the day, the
Hon. r. S. Gambler, IT,, of Corinth,
Miss, the nominee Of the Democrats
for elector in this district, who,
by his matchlcss eloquence, sound
logic and splendid delivery, held his large
audience spcll-bound for about an hour
and fifteen minutes, aud, judging 10y the
expressions of all who heard him, lac IL
certainly master Of the situation when II
comes TO political matters. Two strong
points which Mr.. Gambler urged with great
| force were that the Republican party was
taking away from the people, under the
present tariff system, 10000 900 annually
in excess OF the country's needs, and that
any party that takes away from the people
by taxation more than the expenditures Of
the government require il robblng the
people in the name oi the law, and he
quoted paragraph from decision Of the
supreme court Of the United States by
Justice Miller which conClusiyely cstah-
lishod his position; aud, second, that the
nomination Of Harrison for President,
with his Chinese record, was a com
plete denial OF the ayowed posi-.
ton Of the Republican party that
they were the friends Of the lnboring
people and wanted b. protect American
Tabor and keep up high wages. His ar.
raignment of the Republican party in
reference 10 this wns terrific and was
heartily applaudcd by his hearers. lie
completely captured our people and con
gratiilations were showctcd on him by all
After his speech dinner was spread and
all partook Of an elegant and delicious ~
past furnished by the ladies. Dinner over
the people were again favored with som,
delightful music, after which they dis
pcrsed, all going homo with light hcart'
and happy reflections, rejoicing over III,
glorious Fourth. The crowd was est
mated at from 1000 20 1000 people. A
Democratic administration has awakened
anew the patriotism Of the people, iol
from every direction comes the news tia
our citizens are celebrating the Fourth
Let the good work 60 on and the people
will prosper. We are grateful 10 TnE Ar
rEAL for rs many kind expressions toward
our order and for It's manly cOurHo nnC
. gallant fight nj all times in the interest o
the people. Long may Il prosper aud con
unuo 10 battle for the peoples rights.
{ Az ALLIANCE MAN.
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DRISK Malio; Il is pleasant.
A Ma, win Th,r,,.Two wives.

DETROIT, Mich, July 81. W. Brown,
the alleged bigamist, who was recently ar.
rested in Chicago and brought TO this city,
was arraigncd in the police court this
morning, charged specifically with marry
ing Mary Benjamin while having a lawful
wife living. lie pleaded not guilty. His
bail was fixed ut 8. 900 In default Of which
he was icmandod 10 jail 10 await eNamin.
alton next Friday. II is now stated that
Brown has been married no less than
thir,y.two times, aud wives from New
York, Pennsylvania, Canada, Chicago and
several places in Michigan arc expected 10
be present at the examination.
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THE TEACHERS or MUSIC.
Hold Thor Convention In Chicago
Childron's Day.

CmcAoo. H., July O-Thc announce.
ment that II would he children day at the
Music Teachers conyotinon iilled Central
Music hall from parquet TO gallery today.
The stage was filled with tiny girls, dressed
in white with sashcs Of red and blue, and
scores Of diminutivo boys In neat suits and
broad white collars. A number Of tho
children were brought forward, and sang
with wonderful self possession before the
immense audience. None Of the young.
stcrs we've thirteen years Of age, and none
had received more than twelve or fifteen
lessons. The clear young voices rang out
sufficient volume 10 iill tho large hall, and
the accuracy with which every note was
sounded brought down round after round
Of applause.
M. Samuel A. Baldwin performed on
the organ, LISTS "Fugue," from the opera
Of 'Sfhe Prophet" and Guelmant's
"March Timbre," after which the children
sang from sight after the sol IA" system
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There isa prescrvative principle In Sozo-
don't that eieoiually preserves the teeth
lady ever tried II without approving its
cleansing aud purifying properties II out
plls all other dentifrioes Ask Tor Sozo.
cont, aud take no substitute.
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THE COMING CHANCE.

Next Tuesday the Wheel OF Fortune
Turns Again.
The tide, Il is said, rises once for every
man. On Tuesday, with the monthly
drawing Of the Louisiana State Lottery, II
will rise TO a food for many lucky ticket
holders. In order that everybody may
have an opportunity TO participate, the
Memphis Office will remain open until o
o'clock tonight and Monday night.
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PosirIvELY the best remedy ever discov-
cred for oil diseases Of man and beast that
can be reached by an external medical mp
plcation, Is Rangum Root Eminent One
trial will convince Manufactured only by
Rangum Root Medicine Co., Nashville, Tenn.
Fifty cents per bottle For sale bylloisior
2sg Main street
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FROM 2 TILL o PM.

We will sell in the clothing department
this afternoon, from 2 o'clock until closing
time,
1900 Pairs Boys Knee Pants nc Zoe.
These are good stout material, well made;
just the thing for boys to run about in.
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What is ScrofuIa'

It is that impurty in tho blood, which. accumu-
lAting In the glands Of the neck. produces un-
slightly Jumps or swellings; which causes painful
running sores on the arms, legs or feet; which
deyelopes ulcers In the eyes, ears, nose, often
causing blindness or deafness; which IL the origin
Of pimples, canccrous growths, or many other
Manifestations usually sscrlbed to humors."
Its more formidable enemy than consumption
or cancer alone, for scrofula combines the worst
possible features Of both. Boing tho most ancient
tits the most general Of all diseases or affections,
for very few persons are entirely free from Il.
How can II be curcdG ny taking Hoods Sarss-
parina, which, by the cures It has accomplished,
often when other medicines have failed, has
proven itself TO he potent and peculiar medicine
for this disease, For all affections Of the blood
Hoods sarsaparilla Ia unoqualled, and some Of tho
cures It has effected are really wonderful. fyou
suffer from scroiula IN any Of It's various forms.
be sure to give Hoods Sarsaparila a trial.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
sotdby all druggists. ST. slI Is Prepared only
bye. l. HOOD a Co, ApOthoearies, Low v Mass.
100 Doses Ono Dol..
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EVERY NIGHT | SCRATCHED
Until the skin wns raw iiody covered with
scales like spots of mortar Cured by the
Cuticura Remedies.

lam Folng 10 tell you oi the extraordinary change
your CrrrunA HrHIpiTs performed on me. About
he ls II April Last noiicci some rod pmple, ike
ronin me out all over my body, but thought nothing
ni u until some time later un, when " lsgan iolOok
ilko spots of mortar spotted on, and which came ~
IN Layers. accompanied With itching would
srraich every night unti was raw, ihcn the nest
ulrht The scales. being formed meanwhile, were
scratched on again. In NHln dld consult al the
d0rtofs w The county, but Without ALL Aitff Riy
w np su haps o. ~, f,9,,i ons ,cot CrIi
crHA REnTpiFs. and purchased Them from my
druggist AMI obtained slmgsi immediate relici
lrgan ~ notice that the t1aly crupuons gradually
dropped % aud dlsappeafcd one BY one, hnl have
bcch fully curd hal the disease thirteen
months lciefo beran laklpg the CuticrsA htAg'
piis and IN four OF i've wcsts vas entirely cufcl'
Nv disease was eogcua hnd fs0fiasis. ] noon.
mcnded the Ct1iCvHA KEHsDliz a. al 10 my yicin.
~. aud l know Of great many Nho havg taken
ihcm. and thank me iof ,he knowledge u them,
especially mothcrs who iiWF habcs With sosy cfup
tl6ns on their heads ana b0,lios ! cannot esprss
IN words the thanks W you igt what the tufitrhl
RlsrDirs have hcen 70 ~, ~ body s1s eoys as
with sale. thd vas nasin ~, VI 70 D'h"p'
Now my skin Il ~ nicc apd clcat a. baby
September n. 1851.
Tebfn,ry :. isss.-Noia tfare Whatsoever Of the
disease from which I suhcfcd has shown lis'i
fincc my cure 'i' Will
We cannot do Justice v tfe esteem IN which cur.
euHs the great skin sfffe nnd ttTirthA Soar,
an exquisite sam be.n,hei piegsred ,o, ,1a ana
held b. the thousands upon THOUSANDS whose llNes
have been made happy y Ne cur.2i sgoniilns,
humlliating. itohlng, scaly anl plmll 1iseasa OF
the tkin, scalp aud blood With los OF hoit
Sold everywhere Priof CtrcuRA. SOC soar. 90.
| Rrs0fvgsr 81. Prepare Wy the fOrTHh Dhv0 AFD
| CHEMICAL Co. Boston, Ma
page. 20 illBstmtlons and 100 isumonialA
| 4. - .t......a -.
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II is proposed TO reduce the school tex
levied by the county from 10 cents 10 D
cents, which, with the State tax levied for
that purpose, will make the school tax 20
cents instead Of rs cents. II Il claimed
that with this reduction the schools will
receive, under the present enlarged assess
ment, $4,000 more than last year. II In
also proposed TO omit the jail tax Of 3 cents.
The taxes in the city will then he:
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SUNDAY, July s, the Mississippi Valley
roule will run It's second excursion TO Lake
View. Music, dancing, fishing and row.
ing ON the lake 10 be the order Of the day.
Trains will leave the NJ. 4 I depot at go
O'Clock a.m., IL o'clock noon and go
O'Clock pm. Returning, the last train will
leave Lake View ut $50 o'clock pm.
Tickets for the round trip, % cents.
Muir. HARRY, Passenger Agent
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OUR SATURDAY BARGAINS.

1000 pairs of mems Cashmere Trousers
at s.. 90; regular price, So.
so dozen mems Mackinaw Straw hats at
SOC, worth $3.50.
Mems genuine Seersucker Coats and
Vests at S6.s7, worth Sl2
100 boys Knee Pants suits at Sl.00.
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Last reduction week at Muliord's.

SUBSCRIBE for THE WEEKLY APPEAL, VI
per year, and participate In the grand dis
tribution Of gifts December /.
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Tns Rising Sun baking powder Is the
best. Try II.
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CIR up clubs for TIE WEEKLY APrEAL
and secure one Of the liberal cash prizes
offered
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For the best Ice Cream in Memphis 10
Jake Sccsscl, corner Union and Main.
Telephone ~.
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Bargains at Muliord's.
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MENKEN g. COMPANY.

Opon on Saturday MS on all other days,
from 7:45 am. until 6pm.
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Gentlemen, why Keep Hot,

When you can keep cool as cucumber by
wearing the new French Flannel Neglige
shirts-50 different styles at very low
prices. .st
MINIS New NEcKwEAR-Best assortment
ever shown-Sateen, Crinkle, Wind
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Try them.
SPEcrAI---BargainN sale today of mems
Summer underwear; discount OF one
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SuoEs-We desire to introduce our custom
made shoes into every family in Mem.
phis, because we feel that they will
give satisfaction. Every pair war
ranted.
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CLEARING OUT PARAsOLs.

Choice OF all our English tight wrapped
coaching Parasols, including fancy Tafietd,
changeable Satins and Surah Silks, with
silver and natural handle, 50; formerly 81,
50 and $40.
All our Black Satin Parasols, with
changeable sunset Innings, reduced to $3.50.
500 Serge Umbrellas, 2l-inch natural
stick handles, only 81.
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Ladies' Department and Millinery.

II you want Bonnet or Hat now is the
time to buy. Assortments still complete
and prices low.
loo will buy n Hat that you would not
grumble at paying 50c and 75c for earlier.
Misses ana Young Ladies' Jaunty Sailor
Hats.
Displayed Monday morning. See them
latest novelty.
GRAND BARaAIN-All wool coat back Jer-
seys, worth S2.25; today only 09c.
Princess Calico Wrappers, Csc.
Hubbard wrappers; Sl.l5.
Children's White Suits, 4 to 10 yrs, Sl.65.
Embroidered Cashmere Scaris, 81 and
sl.25. hlif.|
Ladies' White Suits, tucked basque, 1915.
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send Your Orders

Buy your tableware now at Maliord'&
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Spoons, forks, ETC., Mullord's
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pIuf.Rs. black heads, 81 rough, chapped and
flh oily skln prevented w CuticUHA soar.
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Clocks chenp al Muliord,a.

UsE Syrup Of Prunes for constipation
For sale by all druggists.
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The following was introduced by Mr.
Hidden: "Whcrcas, The Memphis Gas
Light company asserts claim for furnish.
ing gas for three months-July, August
and September, lsS6-and which claim is
disputed.
"Rcsolyed, That the question Of this
claim be referred 90 the president Of the
Taxing District and attorney for report at
the next meeting Of the council, with d.
rcciiuns TO confer with said company or is
attorney in respect thereto" Adopted.
There being no further business the
council adjourned.