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lit is announced that Mr.. Frank Il.
AlfFiend, of Richmond, Va, is preparing
for publication during tlse Winter, The
Life of J Jsfferson Davis" This will un-
doubtedly be very Interesting cOmpiia-
ton Of the biography OF one who mas
borne 30 conspicuous part in the history
OF the country. The author wss formerly
editor Of the So,LtherH Literary AesSsB-
ger. Heis a facile and polished writer,
and has enjoyed peculiar advantages for
obtaining from original sources authen-
tic materials for this work. 1t IS intended
10 be sn Impartial presentation OF the
life history Of the sugjeet, in which BO-
thing will be extenuGted nor aCght set
down in malice. The author is emf
nently fitted 10 arrange in readable and
graceful sentences the facts, for the col
lection OF which he has possessed unu.
sual facilities.
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The Atlantic Gable was landed July
q, 1855, and opened 70 the public the
next day st q tariff Of one hundred dol
lsrs in gold for message Oftwenty words.
On the lst day Of November, 1865, the
tariff was reduced to one-half or fifty
dollars for a MESSAGE, and one hundred
dollars il in code or cipher. On the lst OF
December, 1857, the tariff was reduced TO
twenty-five dollars for n message Of ten
words, whether in plain English or in code
or cipher, and hye words for address,
date and signature free; and for the press
one-hah the above rates for political or
general news, in plain English. Yet at
thsae greatly reduced rates the number
Of messages has 50 much increased that
he mount Of cash received daily is far
greater than ever before,
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THE Virginia Conservative Convention
met in Richmond Wednesday morning,
eight hundred delegates being present
All parts Of the State were represented.
Hon. A. II. S,ewRr', OF Augusta, was
elected President. On taking the chair
he said: This was not the convention Of
q party, but Of Virginia. A policy has
Oeea inauguTated TO place the SOathern
Ststss under the control of an inferior
race. We meet to appeal to the North
not to permit the inflicuon Of this disgrace
upon Us. Our rights may be wrsstsd
from Us, but We will never agree 10 the
rule Of any alien and Inferior race, We
peter the rule af the bsyOuet.
Among the Vice Presidents are Hon.
r. NJ. T. Hunter, Hon. Thomas S. Breck,
eY Governor Letchsr and others.
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F. w. IRVINE & CO.,
Cotton Fa Q to -
AND GENERAL
Commission Merchants,
27S Front Street, Upstairs.

TN entering upon another commercial year,
i with thesaxrerience OF the past, uaught
With the many yieisstudes incident 70
changed system OF agriculture, aud for which
most or our planters were little prepared, re-
sulting IN heavy loss 70 planter and merchant,
- n exrsri "a ei.t tried we shall adopt III Id
cash system in our misunderstanding no Fisz,
and making our sales prompt upon receipt OF
delsv a. possible; but in al cases obeytng l. =
struetians Of shippers, and using our pest en-
deayors to promote the interest OF our patrons
Our ARRANGEMENTS for furnishing Sunpness
RaeOfar Rope. Dummies, Groceries and Proytr
siOTs are such, that we promise to farnls5
them at our lowest market price, ana maze II
through US, than to purchase In person.
Hoping TO receive your patronage and inhu-
snes' es5 9sS Us - Aes Il ". IRVINE & co.
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InsOIve7tt Notice.

Fs'ate Of Thomas Crider. deceased.
VNHE insolvency OF the estate Of Thomas Cri-
der, deceased, having been suggested, ali
persnns having claims sgainst said estate
are notified 10 present the same. duly authenti-
Gated 10 the Clerk Or the County l0urt Of
shelby county, on or before April j, lSss, or
the same will be forever barred.
JOHN ZENT. Executor.
Memphis, DeceRber 4, 1871, eeei lavfw
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Tn Offering OUR BrTTEEs TO the southern
1 Public we have no hesitancy In asserting
their superiority over any Northern Prooae-
tIou in )u- markets. In their devisement they
ara purely Southern - com pounded with 9
special adapHtuds TO ths varisus types o.
stonnsoic arrangements prevalent IN ou
climate.
Itisa gentle stimslant TO the system AIts1
undergoing a severe Illness.
It's cure for Dyspepsia.
1t assists Digestion.
Il cures Diarrhea and ChoIers Morbus
It's a preventive for CniIls and Fevers.
It's sn Invaluable companion for person
travelling at ali seasons OF thsyeRr.
IT'S q HOME enterprise, and possesses true
merit.
- sold everywhere.
c. n. EBBERT q CO..
Sole Manufacturers.
Depot, No. 8 Hoyvard's Row,
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QUINCY, Ill, November 5. .lS66.
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F-y-RrEA Council. No. Meets 50 Monday OF
each saantls-Ddd- Fellows Hall. John Gent,
I'll IT,. n. J. WiEgins Rec.
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EPISCOPAL Bishop Potter has named a

The cause OF the dreadful famine in
India was the effort to raise cotton, and
the consequent small supply OF rice.
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MRS. GEO. WOLCOIT,
Jersey street, bet. : xth and seventh
MRS. WIN. R. COLLINS CERTIFICATE.
,-.,-,,,.- No A,s,1st q 1Ssg

HANNIBAL MO august - Lofo-
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Enterprise Insurance Company
OF CINCINNATI.
4 zsars - 81 so 600
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A pratical farmer Of West Virginia
says that the rust has made its appear
snce In the growing crop of wheat this
fall-s thing never before known in that
section.
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Session opens aOnday, September End.
LAW SCHOOL,
MEMPHIS COLLEGE.
COURSE OF STUDY.

COURSE OF STUDY.
FIRST SESSION, JUNIOR CLASS months.
walkers American Law, Kents C0mmenta-
ries. Bisnop on Criminal Law earuther's His
tery OF a Law suit, stephens Pisadings
SECOND SESSION Of JUNIOR CLASS
months
Parsons on Contracts, Parsons on Notes and
Bills, 5reenleaf On l4vi-ence.
FIRST SESSION, SENIOR CLASS.
Adams Equity JurisprUdeuee, Adam Equity
Pleading, Reddeid on Wills, Htllarc on Mort
cages, Parsons on Partnerships.
Sc ;oND SESSION, SENIOR CLASS.
Washburn on Real P Operty, Taylor on Land
lord and Tenant ANGEL n Ames on Corpora
tfoUs StOryis Conflict O. Laws, Parsons on
Maritime Law. ConEIin's q. J. Treatise.
RecItations and examinations eacn day at 3
o'clock. Moot Court once each wesz, and Ap-
pelIate Court once each month, presided over
by the Professors all together
-tureuts permitted 10 enter any Class but no
Diploma given except TO those going through
whole course.
Terms s25 per Sc ssion, payable in advance
Entrance Fee, s. per Session.
All Students OF aW can attend Tree or csarge
the Lectures Of the College including Lectures
on ElOcutiOn and explanation Of Latin and
French techn1calitiss by the President
Arrangements will be made % board and
lodge Students at SIS per month. Aputcatio1s
shsuld be made early. selu
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GEO. L. CHASE, President.
GEO. ii. COLI. secretary.
srArE or CoSSEcTIcUT, :
. = =, :, : - = - Ero-fforr1

County OF Hartford
September 2 1885, Personally appeared
Ceorre L. Chase. President, ami SeOrge n. Colt,
Secretary OF the Hartford Fire Insurance. Com
ps.ny and severally made oath that the above
sfaternent BY them subscribed. IS true. accord
irg 10 their best knowledge and belief
fefore me- D. n. C.sKILTON
Tov-lT Notary Pubiic.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ilth The greatest amount Insured In any one
risk is So, CO., except / n special cases.
t2th-The amount insured in any one city,
town or village, depends upon its size,
and how built.
I3th-Tha amount Insured in any one block, de-
pends as above.
i4th-Csrtided COPY Of the Charter Of tbs Com
pany, as hled heretofore.
lsfb-f3eueral Power Of attorney for Agents 70
accept service Of process, previously
GEO. L. CHASE, President.
GEO. NJ COLT secretary
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IN s q r AN C z .

Security Insurance Company
OF NEW YCEk.
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. MRS. WI. b. COLLINS.

AeES -s WANTED Vale or Female, in avery
town and cOuqty in the United States, 10 lntro-
dnca this celebrated preparation. Agents are
now making from $50 to S20s per month, clear
on xpenses. Apple tfouS for agenf les can ce
made for tie present to MIS-. JacSAon' az the
Whitemore House. Adams street, between
Third and Fourth, Memphis; or to The mar n
fscturing depot, No. ll3 sixth street., 80. Louis,
No either IN person or by letter.
nOZ7 II
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court OF five for the trial Of Rev. 5. ii.
Tying Jr., and appointed the l0Ih Of jan
uary for its commencement.
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PATENT MEDICINES.
MRS. JAcKSoH's
Queen BeSS Complexion Wash,
MRS. WOLCOTI'5 CERTIFICATE.
gr-rNCY. Ill, November 5. 1896

THE following certii Gates, selected from hun
1 dreds Ia the possession Of the proprisLress,
are cou1denLIy uomitted TO the public
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som e thing N ew
IN
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PARALYSIS CAN az CURED

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Liberal Advances Made On COlSigImHHtS.

TN referring to our caVd as above We Would
Sav mat hi the future as IN the past, we viii
give our best attention to the Interests OF oar
patrons on 81 copsignments made Us. That
while our facllities are At least squal to any,
THE USUAL CHARGES WILL BE MADE,
and We pledge ourselves that the result to the
planter on all business intrusted TO US shall be
As favorable as from any other house OF equal
standing or from parties who may propose 70
transact business for less than we feel We can
Justly aud safely afford to 60 Oc3-Sm
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HEBREW CALENDAR.
/ Andrews Day, S5tn Sovsm5er in eson
3al2 mil II
MASONICDIRECTORY.
1867

LcFE-
B0DsEs.
ArerRoyA, No. las. Meets lst Monday in
every month, al edd-Eal lows E1ali. coF. Court
srd Main. D. B. Forster. - Front street,
". 81; John Beamlsl, sec'y.
BYUrH MEll,rIIs. No us. Meets ID Friday Of
as-A 70 1-r-7r ail. cor. Madison and second
J. T. seIlsus. ". "; Benz. X. PgAen, SEC.
Tuontn-EIsll. cor Madison auu second. John
Aiaslis, ~ ~; Il. P. " Nood ward sec
ruuntu-yl6-F Fellows Hall. 2. NJ. Stanley,
M: " II. Butts, Eee
EILzGSS iNG, 40 81 Y, ~ 1lsets - l!usf
Worsl1z1u, 8}1, ". 81 3. X. Fuuen, I'd SEC.
ROYAL AECH.
PESyN Chapter. no g. Meets p Monday OF each
uoutn-Dad-Fsllows' Hall Johu Zent, NJ. <.
n. p; B. .. Levy, sec'y.
EANDs. Il.
E,y-REEA Council. NOS. Meets sd Monday Of
eart snautb-1dd- Fellows Hall. John Hent,
II. IT,; \. J. Wiggins Rec.
rgaPIAEs.
CyEESE CGr1nanteTy, 70. & Meets ith Non
day of each month. John Gent Com; n. J.
WlUEin. Rec.
A.. AND A.. SCOTTISH RITE.
2ls Front 6trss-
HEPsrFs Lodge 81 Perfection, 18th; No. I.
81 e. ssSS month. Henry P. woodSrd, 8sd, g..
NJ: Charles n. Carroll, 18th. Sec
ErrHRAs Lodgs or Pe-fection, lith.; no. z.
Heiicrsh. s2d, G.. NJ. A k. FranklRnS, sd.
Sec.
rasfPIgrA Touncil % Princes OF Jerusalem, 18th =.
No. ]. Benz X Pullen, ed, Tarsh.'.; -
srvkFY C,1AFrrR OF Rose CroiX. 18Th, No. /.
Cnarles ". Adams, I'D, NJ. W II. I. Tom
P1[TITPPr TjY-pI.Tssr-s CounciI Of E-h, soth,
no. l. Eeury +, WoOdard, d2ds, Comm. I
william r. erode 32d. Roc ..
COEsIsTOET OF WEST IESN ElasHE, bzq. John
Ainsie. 53d., Comm-'. In Chief Dodge c.
Trader. 62d. Reg.
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ZEN PHFS Appeal
FR0m NASHVILLE.

Recess ofthe LegiSlature--Sheiby County
Members-
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-02


BOARDS OF REGIsTRATIoN.-The
several Boards of Registration met
yesterday to amend and perfect the
registries ofvoters.y A large number
of names was added to the several
lists, and some few were stricken off,
the parties having moved away or
died. A considerable crowd surround
ed the place of registry all day, and
leading men of both parties took some
interest in )perfeeting the lists. a'aIo r
The Boards meet again to-day, and
will continue in session until 9 o. clock
tonight. We again urge every, Re-
publican voter to examine the lists
carefully, and if they find any names
of legal voters absent have them en-
rolled, and if they find any, names of
illegal voters on, have them stricken
off. This is the last opportunity. 81.
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A Dangerous Season.

An almost un paralleIed quantity of rain
has fallen during the Summer. Vegeta-
ton has been W onderfully thick and rank,
and, as il decays, an unusual amount of
sickness may be expected. unless proper
means are taken to prevenLit.
Fever and ague and bilious remitteuts
already prevail to alarming extent,
and as the Fall advances and the mala-
riOus night fogs become heavier, the sick
list is likely to increase both in the city
and the country. 1t is, therefore, only an
act of common prudence to keep the vital
forces in full vigor. SO that they may resist
the unhealthy influences of the season.
Reinforced by the tonic oreration of HOS
LETTERS STOMACH. BITTERS, the sys-
TEN, however weak and susceptible natu-
rally, Will, in nine cases out of ten, sue
cessfully combat every species of atmo-
spheric poison by which epidemics are
produced. sss4 ga -sTs
During the months of September, Octo-
Der, and Move nber the difference in tenn
perature between day and night is very
great, and the chilling dews and mists OF
digestion, cholera-morbus, diarrhoea, and
dysentery. Bearing this in mind, renens-
Der, also, that the BITTERS not only In
vtgorate the stomach aud brace the nerves
but act specifically upon the b01Oels and the
JtUer, imparting to those important organs
regularity and tone. 1t is not reasonable
TO expect Immunity from prevalent COM
plants If no precautions are taken to
HosTE sT.ri BIrTERs are at once
pleasant to tine taste and the most certain
OF all safeguards against fehrlle ailments.
p - IL - - ~
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AMUsEMENTs.-Next Monday eve
ming Messrs. beagle & Dunster will
open Turner Hall with a full dramat-
ic company and remain for few
weeks. The company comes from
New Albany, where they have for the
past month been playing to crowded
houses, and where they have given
great satisfaction, as we are informed.
The proprietors are men of energy
and have the means at hand to pro-
duce first-class dramatic perform
ance, and we have no doubt of the
success of the company here. In this
connection We desire to say that Mr..
Groves will resume the publication Of
the DAILY Progransnsse at that time,
which will afford enterprising mer..
chants and business men a fne OPP
portunity to make. their busin ess
known to the public through its COLI
= + 1sAfs SLY skss3. III tEsnsa sA<~
,uMus.i s1.5s s5ssssst.sf sssf,k
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A HEAVY FREIGHT TRAIN.-Tl

I'll A HEAVY FREIGHT TRAIN. There
were thirty six cars in the train that
came in from the North last evening,
including nine car loads of iron for
the street railroad Two locomotives
were used---one pulling and the other
pushing. This would indicate that
the road was doing a heavy business.
3 The freight met the Bob Tail at
Haubstadt. and the excursionists and
base baliists were getting along swim
mipglya The train was crowded, in
Guiding a large number of ladies'. +"
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DEsTRueTIyE FIRE AT OAK. STA
TIoN.-From Mr.. Henson, the court
eeus messenger of the = Merchants
Union Express, we learn that the
Touring mill Of Messrrs. Bond & Co.,
at Oak Station, took fire at 3 O'Clock
yesterday from the furnace, and was
totally destroyed. %, 9,i The estimated
value of the mill is Sic, 900, on which
there was an insurance of Sc, 600. q At
least $4,000 worth of grain was desii
tEoyed on which there wasg no insur-
ance.aq llBHHf9 5fH1 ~"
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-02

Ex-OFFIcfo. = Col. Rheinlander
yesterday turned over the books,
moneys, &C., of the Treasurer Office of
this countyto his successor, Mr.. Fred.
Lunkenheimer, who was duly quail
fed. and who will at once assume the
duties of that responsible position.
Col. R. has certainly madena faithful
and good officer, and now retires
from the Office with the hearty good
wishes of a host of fast and most
earnest friends. 45z
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Personal. = Among the distin-
guished gentlemen in the city yester-
day we notice Rev.3C. n. Sims, late
pastor of Trinity NJ. E. Church Gen.
j. T. Boyle, President of the Evans
Vile, Henderson and Nashville r. r. !;
Jos. j. Kirkman, ex-Sheriff of Glib
son County; w. A Wilcox, formerly
of this city, now of New Orleans !;
and Mr.. Fl. F. Given, chief of the
great house of Given, Brown & Co.,
of New Orleans, and Col Cockrum,
ofsOakland City. EST
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-02

ANOTHER CHALLENGE.-We are in
formed that the Resolute Base Ball
Club of this city, have been chal-
lenged to play match game at Terre
Haute to-day, after or before their
contest with the West S, from the
Excelsior Club of Terre Haute. If
the Resolutes find time to give the
Excelsior's whirl, 2 they will do so
most cheerfully, and will beat them
most readily.
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GETTING BACK AGAN.-The JOUR-
NAL Business Office and Book Bind
cry, which have temporarily been.9o
cupyfng the room in the rear of Cloud
ID eAknss laboratory. have moved into
their respective positions in the new
Journal Building. Il Though these
rooms are notyet completely finished,
they are in a condition to be occu-
pied. 80 - 80
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-02

DELAYED. Ii was designed to
commence work on the street railroad
yesterday morning. at the depot 9 Of
the E: & G. Railroad. but the non
arrival of a growing machine, shipped
from louisville, by the river, some
time since prevented. Mr.. Reed, the
contractor, with sufficient force of
laborers, is here ready to begin and
prosecute the work to completion
within the time specified.
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RECORDERS CouRr.-There was
but one case adjudicated before the
Recorder yesterday. It was COM
mon drunk-the subject being "a
Jour tailor, who unfortunately had
imbibed so much beer shat he could
not exactly tell whether he was a
lamp post or not. The police gob-
bled him up, lodged him in the lock-
up, and when sober enough, took; him
before the Recorder, who in mercy
levied = fine Of 81 co. The usual cost
attending such cases was charged.
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RESIGNED. Robert Anderson, who
was appointed Deputy Marshal of the
city, on Monday night last, it is said
rendered his resignation yesterday,
and will proceed to Europe at once to
receive large legacy to which he has
fallen heir, and of which he was in.
formed by a letter received yesterday.
There is nothing like luck -asI ~.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-02

The BASE BALL EXCURSION. -
Most of the members of the Resolute
Base Ball Club, considerable num-
Der of the. Evansville Club, and a
large number of citizens anxious to
witness the contest between the rep
resentatives of Evansville and In
dlanapolis, left on the bob tail train
last evening for Terre Haute. SO
The Resolutes are not over conf
dent Of victory, but are determined to
give the Westerns something to do if
they beat them. The Resoiutes' FIRST
nine compose some of the best play
ers in Evansville, and they have re-
Gently been practicing closely. We
expect to learn the result immediate
~ after the close of the game to day.
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TAKEN To His FR1ESps.-.

. TAKEN TO His FRIsEDs.-The re.
mains Of Mr., Oyermeyer, the gentle
man; who died in this city day before
yesterday, being en- route for his
former home in Ohio, were yesterday
removed By his brother. who goes
with the body of the, deceased to his
former home. We are informed that
He was an industrious and steady
man. and that he had been engaged
in the Southiinsthe cultivation of cot
ton when he, CONTRACTED the disease
that SO soon ended his existence. p.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-02

: ELEoTIoN.-The election of officers
of the Vanoerburgh Mutual Insur-
ance Company TOOK place yesterday,
resulting in the choice of Mayor
Baker as President, w. E. HolIings-
worth, Vice President, and Richard
Raleigh, Treasurer.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-02

FoR THE HENDERSON FAIR.-The
steamer Newsboy, during the Hender-
son Fair, will leave here daily at s A.
NJ, carrying visitors to the Fair,
returning them in The evening.
The Crescent City Band will go down
and up on the boat daily. For the
round trip, 81 So sept 26-tf.