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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-11

For rheumatism and neuralgia use SALIVA
toin Oil, the greatest cure on earth Tor
pam.
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NEW YORK., October iO.--Nct receipts, mono !;
gros. receipts. 5,lli bales. Futures closed hrm;
sales i5l 4lD bales. October. Sl0.i0R<ih3i; No
vembor. Ei0.lagieg2; Decemrer $40. 23aSiO p
JanuarY, So 2lafl0.25, February fi0D, March,
SO l.aglG IS. April. SlGf1afiOiJ: May SlO5la
flJs.: June, si05s: July, SlQDiafll.6j.
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FOREIGN EVENTS.
The Cars Visit to Berlin OF No Politi-
cal Significance.
lBy Anglo.Amsrican cable to the Dispaich.l

lBy Anglo.American cable to the Dispaich'l
ST. PETERsBuRG, October 1O.-Ihe semi
official NOrOe TrpDiyG newspaper says:
The Cars visit 10 Berlin will not affect
the political situation. Grave injury that
Russia has suffered through the constantly
favoring aggrandizement Of Prussia Is now
known and keenly felt 10y the Car. who
has finally renounced his policy Of unre-
Quilted complaisance. Germany Will derive
no advantage from the interview between
the Emperors beyond the removal Of the
uneasiness arising from the repeated post
movements If the Cars visits.
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voice We loved IL still.
Vita noRr can 30 alled
Funeral Will take from Pine-s.reet Baptist
church TO-DAY friday AZ 3 o'clock. Friends
and acquaintance Of tho family invited 70 az
tend.
LHOSARD -Dlel, OF his residence, 200 Lousi-
ana street. Fulton, al 1850 o'clock T. ". Octobsr
qth. CHARLES w. LEON ARD aged thirty -nlne
years two months aud rhirioon days.
Va leaves a wife, seven children. three bro
Tiers. aud two sisters b. mourn thsir lOas.
precious one from as has gone,
A voice We loved Is siilled,
A ulano is vacant IN our hCmc
which never can be iiilef
We miss thy Kind and willing hand,
Thy tOnd and earnest care,
Onr home Il dark without thee,
We miss thee everywhere.
Tho funeral will take place THIS AFTER
NOON no o'clo 4 from Denny-Street Methodist
church. Friends and scQ uainiances Of the
family and those % his father, ,ne late w. T..
Leonard. ST.. arc ioyitsi 10 attend.
Providence az. H. and Baltimore papers please
copy.
O'GRADY. Died. % Wednesday, October 9Th.
alta quarter pa. 10 O'Clock. DENNIS l., beloved
sou OF Ell8n and the late Dennis OGrsdy, 10 tue
twenty-fourth year Of his age.
lis funeral VIII lste place from his mothers
residence, Filth and Denny streets, TIL, tFri-
davl EVENING ~ o'clock. Friends and ac-
quain,ances arc invited % attend.
Washington. 81 Louis, ami Trenton N. j. pa
pers please copy.
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October. sGeiase62; November, tsfs. Freights
nrm; cotton. ID. grain, tAd. bid.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. October i0--Casn quotations we're !:
Flour fair. local demand. prices very nrm, aud
about ten co0ts higher sll around: No. spring
wheat, s2i4 as5c. No 2 red, ssAss2kc. No. 2
corn. Sic. No oats. 1870 hesz-p0rt. $40 sos
$40 %. Lard. 81 e0afs.2j. shor,-ribs. ta sbsta 20
Shoulders. sl25aff51 short-clsar, fAWfa
$40 Whiskey. Si.O2.
The laadfa1 futnrea ranxed IA folioyt.
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rnr STORY or 4 WINES.

B1rIwoRE. MD, October 10. The Ame-
yiCqu Tomorrow viii publish a letter from
Cbarlos Davenport the colored man who
was chiefly instrumental in saving the lives
of those of the white men at Nayassa who
escaped massacre. His story IS, IN brief;
that the white overseers IF the colored
laborsr. invited their own fate by their
brutality TO the workmen and lack OF sys-
TEN IN their methods. each Of them appa-
rcutly being an Independent " boss, Ell
forcing his own ideas Of discipline.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND October 10, 1881
OFFERiNGA

WHgAT.-2.G52 bnshelS
CORS.-2l3S bushels.
OATA-.g.9t5 bushels
RYg-q>0 bushels
ORCHARD-GRAss SgED.--iO0 bushels.
sALBsRsPORrgD - 3gcgsrkRT.
WngAr.-L0ngbery 80 bushels very good a.
$50. 20 bushels common At Csc. Mixed, coo
bushels very good a. 56c. Shortberry. l,OoO
bushels good az SIC; - bushels fair At zoe. {;
~ bushels common az 7sc.; 80 bushels common
at nc Total sales OF wheat. 2i7s busheH
RYE.-sO bushels common on private terms.
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ROME. October 10.-Che convention be-
tween Russia and the Vatican has been
signed by Isvolski. the Russian representa-
tive. and Cardinal Hampolla. Papal Seore-
tarv Of State. I'm accordance with tins
convention the propaganda appoints five
Russian biehOus
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LIZ .nnrrrs ANn nrrARrs.

KmI, October l0.-Tho Gar arrived here
this afternoon on the imperial yacht Der
lava. The Yacht steamed through the Bri-
tish feet and anchored alongsldo the Ger
mar cuard-shIp Baden. The. British and
German squadron salutcd the Dcriaya.
Generals Won Nerdcr and Won Kaltenborn
Stachan. Count Scoulyaoff Russian Am
bassador. Admirals Vondcrgoltz and knorr,
and Count Marshall Secendord boarded
the Derjaya 10 greet tho Gar Tho yacht
was illuminated with electric lights and
was anchored opposite the castle. The
Car remained aboard until he left, closely
guarded. for the train which will convey
him u Berlin.
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More Survivors Return.
Thy telegraph TO the Dispa,cn-l

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. October ID ne
hcre last night. brought six Of the white
officers Of the Navassa Phosphate Com
pany. against whom the attack was made.
These survivors are G. d. Smith. VI. D.; c.
". Roby. II. A. Jones. II. n. Vail, John
O'Rouke. and John jacobson. They
brought with them three colored men who
were among those friendly darkies who as
sisted in preserving their lives. They sail
ed from jamaica September goth. Their
story has already been published, but their
individual tale Of the scenes they passed
through are full of interest. They reaiiirm
that the attacks on them bv the colored Ia
borers was entirely unprovoked and unex-
ppcted. They speak IN high praise 81 the
treatment tnov received at the hands Of
tho officers Of the British gunbOat which
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Xa4Fma':n 4 TO-,
Alb east Broad street.
RICHMOND. VA.
toc ~
Ty,HE BRADSrREEp COMPANY.
CHARLES y CLARK. PgEsI1sSs
EEADSTkEErS RICHMOND OFFICE
no. tl0s SAsl MAIN srk1sG
Ie.eph0us Notl
s.n Witty. superintendent

ne Richmond onice nss mora nan KEEP; pxss
win ITO rapid ggosta " lie cisy and csyeiop-
tnent OF NO torr4tOfy tributary - ~ Nofers -
The IA er,xntile community " his section al tas
advantages asyslom tls superiority o. wnlca
srseognlLsd Ia syery tra1s ecatrs u the eisu.
Led verdi Iass Il Is IA sDseisl soass prepared
sogusrt tns ialeresgoi lIs local pakfoas u e.
tss.sd py the laei tnat 10 has aos . t1rgs ssS&~
efxstosysbsrs Lkxs eng eiAss nwssassls sstseA
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IoyDoy. October 1.-THE Rome CORE
spoudcut Of the D0iy Ciroucc says that
the Archbishop Of Rheims has arrived I'm
Rome with letter from President Garnet
thanking the Pope for his neutrality IN the
recent French elections. in return for
which the President promises To support
moderate conciliatory policy of the
Church. The same core -pondcut sa' s.
chat the Pope has requested Cardinal Man
ming 10 supply the Vatican with nforlnl-
ton IN regard 10 tho relations between the
workmcn and employers IN England.
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PORT OF NEWPORT sSys. OcrossR 10. 1889.
lBy relcgrspnI
ARRIVED.

Steamship Guysndo,,o New York. and sailed
for New forf. merchandise.
steamship William LAwronce, Providence, and
sailed Tor Vest Point, merchandise
steamship Wayegly, Norfolk. 70 load mercaan-
disc.
schooner J. q. s,hmidt. savannah. lumber.
sA.LED.
steamship Chollerton, Hare, coated.
Steamship Castillo. bostiano, eoaIsd.
Steamship Orhlngron. Norfolk, merchandise.
steamship Monarch. Norfolk. meschasdise.
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FLOUR.

FLOUR.
We quote Fine. s25Oss7.75; supernns. s2.7ja
fa2.; extra. S. 5)sS375 faauy. tiASiJL pA.ea'
IsnIIy, country, Sh75aslg5
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MARKET REPORTS,
ANDIN CONNECTION THERsWITH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
NEW YORK AND RICHMOND STOCKS
fpr telegraph to the pIspa,eh.l

Daily Reports from Both Boards-Cotton'
Grain. Flour. and Other Quotations.
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Schooner sadly wncuti. Hart New YORK, pie-
iron ana poplar wood vessel. Curtis a Parker
Schooner Z. d. SPEAR. farr. bayonne, slaves !,
vessel, Curtis q Parker.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
poRr OF RICHMOND. ooToBFS 10. 1854

steamer Arloi Deyo. Norfolk. rnerchaaii's
and passengers
Schooner Edward ismeyer. beals, kookland,
lime, H. Wendenoorg.
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AaGnrGArE yOIE.

PARIS. October l0.-The aggregate vote
cast in the recent elections ia rs follows
Republican. 3,Ol2.353: Conservative, 2,3i0,-
$50; Boulangist, 1,037.Ci6.
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MARRIAGES.


GUL-COLEMAN.-M ia Richmond.
w.. October Oh. az tho benable-Suoet church
by Rev. r. u. Tiu, EMMETT {. GILL aud MIN
NET. COLEMAN: both Of this city.
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DEATHS.
RARLOW. Died, Thufsiay, October 10. iss9,
AZ 1910 O'clock T. g., JOSEPH l.. BARLOW, Ia
The afty-.our,h year ~ his age.
The remains viii be taken u Wilmington, =.
c., Tor intermelL
Newport H. L. aud Wilmington @. O. papers
please copy.
GAKNETT.-Died.a M her fathers residence.
No 10, Chain street, Thursday evening. Orto-
Der 10 1882 81 O'Clock. LAURA ANN. youngest
daughter ~ Horny aud Mary Garnet; aged
eleven years and niuc months.
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LONDON. October 1.-The North London
tramway companics heyc consented 10 con-
slider twelve hours day labor. IL Is cN-
pected that other companies will do like
wise
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RAITIMONF.

BALTIMORE. October lG.--Flour fairly active
Whoai- Southern lrm snl wanted FultI ga
Ssc.; Longbcrry, s0ssSc. western strong No. }
winter rcd. spot and october s3 aaS3Nc. Corn -
southern steady: white, s0aiyc.. yellow, ava
tltc.: western arm. oats nrm. western Sniie
e5g.sc : DO mixed. 23a9tc. Rye sin at 52aH9,
Hay steady. primo 10 choice timothy. 500
Provisions duli. Butter Arm: creamery. g2a25c
Eggs steady; western, 2la2.c Petroleum nomi-
mai; refined. IT,. Coffee nominal. Rio cargoes'
fair. lolc. Sugar steady; 4 soft, &C.. copper
steady refined. l0sl0kc. Freights 20 Liverpool
per steamer quiet and FIRM: grain, sand. !
Cork for orders, 4s o. Recelptl-Flour, 1900
larrels: wheat. 1900 bushels; corn. 40vO
busLc.8: osts, 1900 bushels: rye, 2cCO bushels;
hiqmsnts--l lour, b000 barrels; wheat, y"VVO
bushels: corn, 5000 bushels Sales-Nhcat,
1900 bushels; corn. l1 0)O bushels
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- EY-orrrN NpIaNANr.

BELGRADE. October l0.-The Regents
offered ex-Oueen Natalie large sum of
money provided she would accept their
proposed conditions and depar; from Ser
via. The ex-Quceu Indignantly refused
tn. offer, saying that she considered the
proposal an insult. The Sorvian budget
shnws a defcii nf elevnn million francs.
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COTTON REPORE
Market nrm.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

HIDDLING. i0Ac.
Low MlDDLIs9. 97sc.
1OOD OaDIEARY. SIC.
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CINCINNATI.

CrHcISSArI, October lU-flour firm. Wheat
stoaIY: SO. red. sOs'01c Corn hrmer; Ne.
. mixed. 33c Oats quiet and firm No mixed.
CLIO. PORK firm at 81. Lard quiet and castor
at So. M. Buik-moats stronger. 5hortrth 800.
Bacon strong: sh0rt-clcar, ihT4, Whlskey
stoady Il yL02. Hogs elsicr common and
Iight. FAg5: packing aud butchers, fLlOatLS0
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MITNfNNION, Y. z. UTIUVI lW-I WII"T'IIU'
steady AZ TO- Rosn frm strained 1'4c. good
strained. sac. Tar lrm at tl.5n crude tur-
pontlne firm, hard, sl.20; yeiow-dip and viz
gin. So
ST. LOUIS
~. Louis, No, October l0.--No markot-holi-
day
LOUISVILLE
LovfsvrirE. Oetober l).-Grain and provisions
unchanged.
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The Wonderful Carlsbad Springs


At the Ninth International Medical Congress,
Dr. A. L. A. Toboldt Of the University OF Pennsyl
vania read paper stating that out OF thirty cases
treated with the genuine imported Carlsbad spru-
del Salt Powder form, for chronic constipation.
hypoehondria, disease Of the liver and kidneys
laundice adiposis diabetes dropsy from valvular
heart disease, dyspepsia, catarrhal Inflammation OF
the stomach, ulcer of the stomach OF spleen chill
uren with marasmus, govt rheumatism OF the
JOINTS gravel, etc, twentysix were entirely cnred
three much improved, and one not treated long
enough. Average time Of treatment four weeks.
Inc Carlsbad Sprudel Salt powder forhl) is an
excellent Aperient. Laxative and Diuretic IL
clears the complexion. puriles tho blood. II is
easily soluble; pleasant TO take and permanent In
action. Tho genuine product Of the Carlsbad
springs Is exported in round bottles. Each bottle
comes In light blue paper cartoon and has the
signature 'Eisner & Mendelson Co" sole agents,
barclay street New York. on every bottle. ono
bottle mailed for One Dollar DIT. Toboldts leo
ture mailed FREQ upon application.
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Chancery Sale
Oh
r EAL ESTATE.

No.t.s2l R=Chhnccry Court n shelby County
NuIpf Parker w. Gpouc ioyncE
ty virtue ~ an inieflocutury dcrfce iDf sale. en-
tered boz The above cause on the ilih day of Jann
ary. isrl n. a. o., page hfh will ell ~ public
auction "a the highest bidder I'm ffout VI tua tlCfk
and Masters once. NJ The Main sirrgi entrance ui
uUsUc, on
saturday, nth Day OF May, 1850.
within loral hours, the following described prop
tpU iuWit
iar Of lot 10 block u block IS. fronting % feet
on iho vest side Oi Humphrey street, aud running
back between parallel liugs 10 a 100 feet
Terms of Haloaune .thifd cash. balance on n credit
Of ia months. note with SECURITY required. lien
retained.
TbIs 18th day Of April 1850
n n McHENRY, CLERK and Master.
John y. Martin aud A. H. douglass, solicitors
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81 CnIro. III.


kpccla' Dispatch 10 Tho Appeal.
CAIRo H., May i-rhe City OF ST. Louis
cleared nt o'clock am. with 1850 tons.
The city Of Providence got out all right to-
day There were ~ feet Of water reported
10 st. Louis The Ethcridge left for Hick-
man at o'clock pm with 10 barges Of rock.
The City Of Cairo passed up ut 4 o'clock this
afternoon. The Alice Brown goes 10 Louis
willie In the morning with a light trip. The
Buckeye State is putting of freight here
and will leave by midnight with $50 tons for
Memphis. The Cherokee arrived at o p. m.
and left nt 10 o'clock with 800 tons and en-
gagcmcnts In corn in the bends. The Iron
Age goes 10 Louisville with five barges. The
A. !. Baker passed 90 st. Louis with two
hargcs containing 1000 feet oilumher. The
river Is 2i.G feet on the gauge, fall OF five
in Ines IN twenty-four hours.
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General News

CLEAR and warmer
LlGHT business on the levee
THE river at this point is 1873 a decline of
2-tcntlls since last report.
The City of st. Louis will be the Anchor
Lime boat for New Orleans today.
THE City of Monroe left Greenville for st.
Louis at o'clock am. yesterday.
TnE Thos. Sherlock passed Greenvillc for
Cincinnati yesterday at o'clock am.
ANCHOR Liners today: City of Providence
for Natchez, City OF Monroe for st. Louis.
The John Ormie was sold for S. 100 to l..
H. Jung ut New Orleans yesterday by the
United States Marshal.
The DeSoto left Cincinnati for Memphis
and the Guiding Star for New Orleans last
evening and with fair trips.
DEPARTURES at New Orleans yesterday:
City OF New Orleans for St. Louis, and the
L. j. Schenck for Cincinnati.
THr Ruth, w. p. Hall, master and b. o.
Michel, clerk, cleared for New Madrid and
the bends last evening. She will return
Monday night.
JERRY NJ. TooHEY, the medicine man Of the
steamer Gayoso, has had his happiness and
cares added TO by the appearance in his
household of fourteen pound boy.
THE new boat, TO take the place of the
Kate Adams, will be launched and chris
tened at the Howards ship yards, Jefferson
vile, Ind, ON next Thursday at 3 pm.
INDicArIoNS Fair winds shifting TO
soulhwestcrly. IL Is probable that the fair
weather which now prevails in the Southern
and Middle States will continue during sun
day with slowly rising temperature
The little schooner Viking, owned here by
a club Of young men, headed by Mr. Frank
Boyd, has about completed her repairs and
will make a trial trip in few days She Is a
beauty. Her crew is composed Of expert
enccd old salts.
The photograph boat Flora owned by J.
T. Doromus, has arrived for repairs having
been run into at Halfway Landing by the
City OF Monroe, by which the Flora was
damaged 20 the amount of S75. The An.
chor Line Company is repairing the damage.
TnE Missouri and Upper Mississippi will
rcman nearly stationary. The Ohio will
fall at Cincinnati; at Cairo there will be n
rise oil two feet or more within the next five
days. The river will fall below Cairo and at
the lower points ON the Mississippi will re-
main nearly stationary.
THE following changes have been made in
the United States beacon lights on the Mis-
sissippi between Greenyile aud Memphis:
Opposite head Of Island 90, moved down coo
yards, Cow Island Bend, moved down 400
yards. below Nonconnah, new light estab.
lshcd; NOnconnah. discontinued.
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AZ Granville.
Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal.
EVANSVILLE Ind, May 4-The Onward
with q couple OF model bargcs Of pottcrs'
clay, passed up at 3 o'clock this morning
The George Strcokcr will enter the Evans
willie and Cannclton trade next week, leaving
on the same time with the City Of Clarks-
willie. II is expected that there will be high
music in the air aud lively fight since the
rate war between the Louisville & Evans
viilc Packet Company and the Louisville.
St. Louis & Texas Railway has been AMIGA
bly, adjusted and an uniform rate agreed
upon. Rates between Owcnsboro aud Louis.
willie have been advanced 10 20 and IS cents
per 100, which is considerably higher than
they have been for some years, both parties
being anxious 10 regain some Of their recent
losses. Locals In aud out as usual includ-
ing.thc T.. g. Raran from Nashville and re-
turn with light business Traffic for south
bound tonnage boats due Monday will be
rather light, ~ there Is little offering The
john Penny and tow up at o'clock this
evening.
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Movements ON the Levee.

Arrivals-Joseph Henry, New Orleans;
Vidalia, Wilson's Point.
Departures-Ruth, New Madrid; Joseph
ii Ery, Cairo; Vidalia, Paducah to repair.
Boats in Port-Gayoso, Rosa Lee, Coaho-
ma, Jim Lee.
Boats Due Up-City OF Monroe, from
Natchez; Chckasaw, White River Joe Pc
tiers, Arkansas River
Down-City of Providence, from ST.
Louis; City of St. Louis, st. Louis; Chero-
kee, St. Louis.
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Chancery Sale
II f. A L e S r A r e,

No. G.i65 R.-fn the Chanccry Court q shelby
CouuU Fannie a. bostwick q al. w. Elizabeth
swift a al
Iy virtue q an lntcriocuiorv decree for sale. en-.
tered iu thr shove cause "a the s1i day OF July,
its1. 81 o. ~, plso 80. aud renewed gd day OF
April 1879. n, d OF. page ~ will sell NJ public
auction a. ihn highest bidder, Va irult oi the
Tiers nui Masters ulirc. at The Main street en-
tmucr Of the court house Of shelby county Mem
phis Tcnu. on
Saturday. 18Th Day of May. 1882
within legal hours the following describe propcr
y,iitualod Ia the Taxing District OF shelby 'onn'
", Iunncsce, tuwit
Beginning NJ point on the east side Of Froni
Row lli. feet north OF the northeast eufncf %
Court street and fr1ut Row thence east lta'1 lcct
70 the alley between lrout Row aud Mhin street.
thence nnuth with the west side or line OF said
alley az, ieet g. the north side Or llnc 81 outt
street thence west with the north sidc pt lue OF
Couft street 40 feet thence north ~ ccL thence
west 81 feet 10 the east side or line 81 lfunt Row
thence north with the east side uf hne OF lront
a0w 10 the beginning With at the improvements
Terms Of saic-Ouc. third cash. balance on
credit II oas. two and thpe years note tearing
Interest with SECURITY rqufcL lien NAlned'
redemption barred
This g,.h day II April iss1
N M McIiENRY. CLERK AMI Master
Craft 4 Cooper rostou 4 lostun, Morgan u NO
Fafland aud sterling Pearson, .olcitorA
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Special Dispatch TO The Appeal.
CNuHNAri, o.. May 4.-The river Is rising
with ~ feet inches Of water on the marks
Of pm. Clear and cool. business fair. The
Dcs0to left for Memphis with fair trip.
Tho Guiding Star had good start Tor New
Orleans The Hudson returned 10 Pitisburg
on time.
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At grcenviiIc.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
GnrryviLLr, Miss. May i.-Tho City Of
Monroe mp for st. Louis ? o'clock am. The
Thomas sherlock up Tor Cincinnati, 2 clock
am. rhc Arkansas city down for Natchcz,
o O'Clock pm. River 2ib feet, falling
.v..fft.r Ftfr
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"REMFMBER, that the payment OF prlE'i II
Guaranteed 10y Four National Tanks ~ Now
Orleans AMI the Tickets nru signed by the Pred
dent oi uu Institution whose chartered nights ara
recognized In the highest Courts therefore, beware
Of all limitations or anonymous schcmcN'
ON DOLLAR II the price Of the small ~ part
or imctinu of Ticket istuol b. u Ia any Draw
Ing Anything In our name offered i1r les than
a Doiinr l. "A sWiudn
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-spEcIAL EEATUREs-

ofEGlAI lEAI OhE -
n, terms ~ contract the Contrary must deposit
The sum Il all pfiFgs Included n Che scheme heiura
selling single ticket aud n. Give the following
Unlrltl permit
CEKtiriCATE-t hereby certify that the Ion.
don Hank OF MrKirl aud South Amcfira has on
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Further The Company n required tu a. tribute
ffytlx pr pcut OF the value ui all the tickets la
price =n'hucr proportion than Is given b. any
other utirrY.
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STATIONS

nAvE examined Longs Pearl Tooth Soap
md lind Il an excellent dentriicc.
TRUMAN v. BRoFifY,
Prof Dental Pathology aud Surgery, Rush
Med. College. Prof Oral Surgery, Chicago
College Of Dental Surgery
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LACE curtains cleaned and beautifully
finished at Memphis Steam Laundry, pa
Second street. Branch Office 81 Madison.
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orncr si0SAL SERVICE q. 81
MTurniH, Tenn, May 4, is,l !
The following observations arr takcu at oil sia.
unns in the 5.th meridian time. which Ia one hour
later than Memphis time.