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EUNOMIANs
OF LaGrange SyBOdieal College.

TT has been thought advisable to hold meet
1 ing for the disposition OF our society Prop
Miss in the University Chapel, on WEDNES-
DAY, June "A, 1858. 1t is hoped that ali the
membfrs will attend, or communicate tnear
" isIs ~ ~ "i'' JAMES D. WEST. President.
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WHEATON, NURSERY.
Two Miles South of Memphis. on
Horn Lake Road.
JOHN TRENT. wADDY THOMPSON.
JOHN TRENT & CO.,
PROPRIETORs,
SUCCESSORS TO
DIR. 8. M. WHEATON,

WE are prepared to I'LL orders for syery de-
w seTipEion OF Fruit, Flowers and Orna-
mental Trees, Grape and Strawberry Vines and
4 .o.,, Plants, Roses, ETC., etc.
-. oouus Is made up OF the best selections
snug TeXas gotten up In Europe CT America.
Vour ara a Correspondence from all who pur-
SsssI q large or small quantities, OF any
lttie adorn their places with choice and
,r;st them, and shrubs
Ss -Tlass Landsoape Gardener.
Flowers f5r Bouquets and Wreaths always
aET- Descriptive Catalogues, with prices and
Ali necessary Information. VIII Be furnished Dy
anpivfnR personally, or by letter 70
~ X a sis,F II : JOHN TEgENT a co.
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dEMPEEES APPEAL.
InmN g. RRECKINRIDGE.

Whatever concerns this "noble Ro
man. is of public interest. The men
ton of his name inspires thrill Of sym
psthy wherever 1t is even whispered.
The popular ear is ready to catch the
sound, and echo il, howsoever lightly II
may be breathed. Is not this fame ?
Why should such virtue and manllness
and comprehension mind and heart be
continued in exile (? Can a country live
and prosper, with the best and bravest
and brightest OF her sons still in Danish
ment? Lift up the curtain OF the Past,
and behold the ruins. Mark what led
to the decline-whst precipitated the
fall 1t is enough that examples are
scattered broadcast along the pathway
Of time. Shall they be to US a source of
profit, or must ours, too, be numbered
with the countless horde that serve a.
Oescons to mankind, but still remain
unheeded, that all may learn too late for
profit, by their own experience?
The Louisville Journal of the 23d has
the IOliONIAS pdEaSI apH
The Philadelphia Telegraph of the 10Th
inst, says that it learns from private
and entirely trustworthy Sources" that
John c. Breckenridge +" intended to leave
London on the 18th OF the present month
for his Old home ia Kentucky" His
words to our correspondent" continues
the Telegraph, "were to the effect that
be had no more interest ia the United
States than q dressed up mummy, but
be wanted to know all the news All,
yes! Let our noble friend but once
touch the soil of his native State, and We
predict that he will prove very lively
mummy" The Telegraph adds that
Mr.. Breckenridge is ioUgiug very wei,
and much younger than he is usually
represented His return would be a Joy
to Old Kentucky. But is the rumCr OF
his return true? We doubt it.
THE Cincinnati Chronicle, as a mat
ter Of news, says:
The Presidents organ urges the ne
cessity Of removing Secretary McCul-
lOch.
And pray which is ''the Presidents
organ ?" Is the National Iatelligencer
referred to? 1t has been customary for
organs to consult the wishes OfthOse they
before grinding. 1t is not
probable that the President agrees with
the HateUigenccT, and yet protects Nc
Culloch in office. 1t is said it was the
Presidents wish that the article Of un-
surpassed severity should be suppressed,
and vet it was not. Does that look !
much like being his organ?
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Mrs. Eunice Warner, formerly OF
Great Darlington, Mass, became a
mother at thirteen years, grandmother
at twenty-seyen, great-grandmother at
forty, q Observation-Disclosures at fjfty.
six, great great-great-grandmo at
seventy-four years, after which she lived
several years. Her descendants must
have followed her example very closely |!
The longest interval was eighteen years.
The first born must have been girls, in
regularity Of habits and maternal traIn-
ing.
VIM. Lear, Ia consequence Of fnan-
eial troubles, hanged himself at Nom
treal on ihe 18th. A.
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NOTICE.

4 cERTIFICATE OF Shares OF German Ma
u tonal Bank Stock, No. So issued TO FRANK
Meier August 2 1856 having been lost or ssolens
al S,arsons are warned not TO trade for the
serne and notice Is hereby giveo inst ! nave
applied 70 the Bank for nsH cerstEcesss
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internal Revenue Taxes.

CoLLEcroxis oTFIcE srH DTsT. Tenn,
MENPAEs, June Ssss8ssa y r
NOTICE is hereby given that " ANNA
N List OF Taxes on Income Bussuess or Pro-
LESSONS Carriages, Watches etG-i Ste 10! Nnlh
District has been returned 70 me Dy tise asseh-
are now due and Fayabfe. u Z y -tl M -
Payments In this city and county must De
made before the Jks dag Of GnIy sat Eoy efioe, or
add tionaI costs and penalties vii speFuesE ~.
a RoHfEf. EAUNpEks, Colleotor'
WCTZ E&4A ~ al
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FOR PILES.
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Dissolution OF CODartnershiD.

THE ndersigned heretofore trading under tn
u name Of LIE MAN & CO., Mem phis, Tenn,
aud LEHMAN & JOHNSON, Holly Springs
Miss, give notice that said firms and partner.
ships are this day dissolved by mutual consent.
CYRUS JOHNSON,
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Memphis. June Is. 1sss = An-h n'A iaIs 5.
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Ne'--'
the Printing not what to add in this distressing
tirely satisfo4f our overthrow; so | commit you
tina, ,hanrn,k to the Lord, ana resi-
bur honor's to serve in Jesus Chris
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TO THE PUsLIC.
The Greatest Discovery Known to
the World In Medicine.
THE
EUREKA LIFE-BL00D ELIXIR

HAs at last made Its way into this country,
III after having been in use in the old word
for so many years, and especially in China,
The celebrated alchemtst and chemist, DR.. Hep
serdam, OF Pekin, China, has at last consented
on this continent and has established a few
wholesale agencies for the purpose OF supply
ing all druggists throughOut the towns and
eities OF our country. This great Blood Medi-
cine has performed cures tthe most astonish-
fuel where every other remedy known In Ma
teTfd Aedica has most signaily failed
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A. 3. Levy & Co., 81 second, Jefferson Block.
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Citizens Union Bank, cor. Main and JEFF.
Peoples bank OF Tennessee, L Madison.
Memphis city savings InsiiuOn, 10 Jefterson.
First stiOusl Bank, a Madison.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-07-07

Our American homes have a great
work to accomplish. No people, taken
as q who:e, have such an attachment to
home; none lay such an emphasis of
generous pride and pleasure upon its ad
vantages; and none indulge in such an
outlay of thought and money to obtain
the verv maximum Of its comforts and
JOYS. The passion for home is the chief
strength Of our civilization. 1t is grow
ing. too, with our mai eriaI wealth. but
not growing as wisely as it should for
we are neglecting that domestic provis
ion for the nurture Of intellect. which,
next to good morals. is the surest sign
of q substantial civilization. In this
respect we have e.cgenerated. Our faith
ers read more, thought more, talked
more around the freside than we do,
and thereby contributed more to the
real progress OF the age than we can
boast of doing Recently, however. q
signal change has been exhibited. The
demand for home reading has increased.
so that as respects the class Of publica-
tions TO meet this specific want. never
did such an abundance exist. The cul
ture of home is evidently increasing
and as this culture takes deeper roo,
and spreads more widely around, We
may safely calculate that social fungi
native or exotic, will be starved out o.
onr prolific sol--Harper's Bazaar.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-07-07
5 from the Nashville Banner, Of Tussday.l
A White Fellow Courts . Mulatao Girl and
Gets His Jaw.bone Broke.

A great deal Of gossip was occasioned
above Goedlettsville, Saturday. by an
affair in which a man named John Smith
and a mulatto girl named Charlotte Utley
played the leading parts. While Char
10 tie was in the field Of her employer,
Mr., Utley. hoing corn, Smith approached
that gentleman, and asked il he could
we'd the girl, as he had been enamored
of her for some time past. Mr.. Utley
replied that he had no objection If the
girl was willing. Smith at once went to
the field, approached the dasky object Of
his affections in seductive sort Of way,
related to her the conversation he had
just had with Mr. Utley, and told her
that as that gentleman had given his
consent she would be compelled to mar
ry him. Charlotte very indignantly re.
sented this rather unique manner of
wooing, and teld him that neither he
nor any other swhite trash could ever be
her husband In the midst of his ex-
postulations Smith was knocked sense
less to the ground by Charlotte's hoe, in
which, condlitio- he was taken from the
field. Upon examination it was discov.
cred that Charlotte had broken his jaw
bone. and that considerable time would
elapse before his recovery.
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THE CATTLE TRADE,

A letter of the 17th inst from the Su-
perintendent and the President Of the
Kansas Pacific Railroad, causually says:
THE live stock trade opened briskly
last week. Shipments from Abilene
have been thirty car loads per day. and all,
or nearly all, have gone by wav OF ST.
Louis. over the Missouri Pacific Road.
Its capacity is over taxed in moving the
cattle, and it is now blocked up at the
State line unable to take the stock away
as fast as delivered The indications are
that this trade will be heavy and con-
tinued"
This clearly points to the not dis
tant day when cattle must pc slaughtered
on or near the prairies that fed them,
and only their meat, de-, brought to
market, dropping their hides by the way
at the tanneries in the great hemlock
woods, and leaving their offal to fertil-
ize the soil whence it was drawn. Mod.
ern science and invention have shown
how to bring US the meat perfectly fresh
and sweet-in fact, in far better condi
ton than when the crowded, feverish.
suffering animals are brought hither
alive. The cost of such transportation
could be hardly half that incurred by
the present mode of transportation.
Abilene is that point on the Kansas
Pacific Road most accessible from the
ccttle growing region of Texas. The
new trade thus opened promises great
advantage to the herdsmen on the one
hand and to Eastern consumers on the
other-[N. Y. Tri.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-07-07

Here is the way that a staunch old
Democratic paper, the Urbana Union,
talks about the soldier: The sheep
tags of the army who became patriots,
partly to leave their wives, and partly
for good monthly pay, AID partly to get
Office after the little war was ,over, push
themselves into notice. as patriots should
do. and SO they got up Soldiers and
Sailors Convention to hang round the
Radical Convention at Chicago. So they
got chance to make show and be re-
ceiyed and be part of the big scramble
if they should happen to win. We
helped you know give US some of the
plumber Wait, my good fellows wait
and see-spoons may be scarce
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From the Fremont (Ohio) Journal, June 10, 1868.
SENSATION EXTRAORDINARY.
Discovery of . letter purport'ng to have
been written by Jesus Christ.

"The San Francisco Bulletin Of the
11th Of May, says one F. Wilson has
applied to the United States District
Court of California, for copyright of
Q letter said to have been written by
Jesus Christ and found sixty five years
after his crucifxion, about eighty miles
from Iconium.. It is eaid the letter was
found under stone on the face of which
was written, BLESSED is he that shall
turn me over All people that saw it,
prayed to God earnestly, and desired
that he would make known to them the
meaning Of this writing. that they might
not attempt in vain to turn it over. In
the meantime, came little child and
turned it over without help, to the ad-
mirauon OF fFali the people that stood by;
and under this stone was found letter
written by Jesus Christ, which was car
ried to Iconium, and there published;
and in it were written the command
ments, signed by the Angel Gabriel,
ninety eight years after our Savior's
birth, to which is added King Abarus's
letter, and our Savior's answer, and also
his miracles, and a full description of
his person, in Sentulu's epistlc to the
Senate Of Rome. Excavations are also
said to have brought to light, in Syria,
. Hebrew house, dating from about the
second century before Christ. Some Of
the rooms are in good preservation, and
among the books found is a collection Of
Hebrew poems, said to be unknown to
| present Orientals." qe So
We clip the above from the Cleveland
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-07-07

CLEvELAHD. JUns 21.-Steamer Morn
ing Star; hence for Detroit, ,collided with
the bark Cortland thirty milss from here
last evening at IL o'elock,and both sunk.
The total number of passengers on the
steamer was forty, and the crew thirty.
The crew Of the bark numbered thirteen.
OF these about twenty are missing. The
remainder were picked up by the steam
er R. NJ Rice Names not yet known,
The officers were all saved. excelt James
Morton, clerk Of the steamer, who was
seen to go down with Mrs. Hackett, wife
Of Captain Hackett, q passenger. -..ss
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-07-07

OSE OF THE RIna. = Perry Fuller,
whom the President has nominated for
Internal Revenue Commissioner in place
of Mr.. Rollins, was formerly q Kansas
Indian trader, and is now one Of the
chief lobbyists for the w Risky Ring at
Washington. He was nominated to
grati6y Ross. Of Kansas, and Hender-
son, Of Missouri, two Of the seven recre.
ant Senators who voted for the acquit-
tai of the President.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-07-07

IMPORTANT TO TOBACCO RAIsERs -Mr.
VIM. Moore. an old tobacco raiser Of
Dyer county, informs the Gazette, that
if you plant . few jamestown weeds ia
your tobacco fields, and sweeten with
good sugar one pint of water, and then
put one ounce Of Colbat into the water,
and then drop four drops OF this mix
ture into the bloom Of the jamestown
weed, you can kill every tobacco fly on
your place ere they hatch worms BY
destroying this pestiferous fly. you can
raise your tobacco crop with one tenth
the labor and attention now required.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-07-07

ANOTHER IMPEAcHMENr.-Thad Ste
vens drew up new articles os i'm
parchment, purposing to bring them
forward in the House of Represent atives
shortly, and ask To have referred to
select committee, with the intention
that they shall not be acted upon until
Senators and Representatives have been
admitted from the seven States for which
bills of admission have been passed.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-07-07

Seventeen days is the quickest time
on record from San Francisco 70 Wash
ington. lBs azs.asax f
Greely has given 100 copies Of his
american Conflict to English public
libraries. sssfiie abiee9I
Disease has made sad inroads upon.
the once fine personal appearance Of
The japanese Government 10 thinking
seriously Of opening the entire country
to trade aud travel ssGgs saf la
Cincinnati claims eight seconds better
time on the recent races that was ever
made in this country.
An Illinois farmer was caught in .
corn shelter and came out with nothing
on but his boots and neck-tie. Is s4i.,s =
Rhode Island must be . nice little
State, with but few axes 70 grind. The
Legislature sat only two days.
3 Seven children lay dead OF scarlet fe-
yer in different parts Of the village Of
North Adams, Mass.. on Monday week.
The keeping Of the poor Of Madison
county cost $12, 600 last year. 5noe
8 Copper found near MishAwaka. upon
being assayed. showed tthirty-ave per
eAks gold. haa ltiw asta32 fsJar cd ID
-.saw e1sas ads ai eei faeH4ia -isaa -
s 9ai bIa9 tsaI 80 aIa gfs7 zeaq
.1oEtRn men oI1s1eoa4aa sa So aonAa8
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-07-07

: A bill for the discontinnance Of the
Freedmen's Bureau after January next,
and taking away from the President the
power Of appointing its chief, and Civ
ing it to the General Of the Army, was
introduced in the Senate on the Oath by
Mr.. Howard. bnH .y5gesfeax as@-gsses
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-07-07

"Ssr OuR INSIDE. "A rural editor
astounded his patrous by announcement
as follows: "For the effects Of mean
whisky, see our inside" It seems that
he referred to an article on that subject
on the inside of the paper, and not to
his copper as many supposed. ..as.-.. -.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-07-07

The New York Democratic leaders
have become alarmed at the proportions
the movement started by them for the
nomination of Chase has assumed, and
now declare they had no serious inten-
ton of elevating him to the leadership
that they were willing to parley. bu t
but nothing more. %
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-07-07

st. Johns Day was appropriately eel
ebrated under the auspices Df The Ma
sonic order at Zanesvtllt, indianapolis,
Terre Haute, Philadelphia, Springfield,
Mass and many other cities in different
sections of the land.
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KILLED Br LIoHrn no.-Peser Shawl.
q farmer who resides two miles west of
Anderson, while driving his team out to
work Saturday last, was struck by
lightning. and both himself and horses
instantly killed. 30 =
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-07-07

In Siberia the gold fields are free to
all. But when gold is found it must be
reported to a Russian official, who ap
portions about four square miles to the
finder. and allows him to dig all he will.
on condition that the gold is all brought
to the mint, to be coined, and 10 per
cent. is paid Government for expenses.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-07-07

The statements published in Eastern
papers in regard to the ravages Of grass
hoppers in Iowa are greatly exaggerated.
Only fourteen counties are infested.
Some fields are badly injured, bat none
entirely destroyed. IS - as -
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From the Atlantic Monthly
THE CLEAR VISION.
pY JOHN q. wHITrIgH,

Z f@ts8
did but dream. Inever knew = 4 = - q
What charms our sternest seasons wore.
Was never yet the sky SO blue, tAA g
Was ever earth sowhite beforef
Till now never saw the glow
OF sunset on ron hills of ssow, rE -5v
And never learned the bough's designs
OF beauty in its leafless lines.
! Did ever such morning break
As that nv eastern windows sect
Did ever such . moonlight take
wierd photographs Of shrub and reef
Rang ever bells SOY wild and feet
The music Of the winter street,
Was ever yet sound by halt III
So merry as yon schoolboys Taught
o Earth! with gladness overfraught,
No added charm thy face hath found;
Within my heart the change is wrought
ny footsteps make enchanted ground. Sc.
From couch Of pain and curtained room
Forth tn thy light and air come,
To find in all that meets mine eyes
The freshness of glad surprise.
Fair seem these winter days, and soon =
Shall blow the warm west winds Of Spring,
To Get the unbousd rills in tune,
And bither urge the bluebird's wing.
The vales shall laugh in f..wers, the woods
Grow misty green with leafng buds,
And viclets and wildfowers sway -
Against the throbbing heart OF May.
Break forth, my lips, in praise, and own
The wiser love severely kind;
Since, richer for its Christening grown,
see, whereas l once was blind.
The world, o Father hath not wronged
With loss the life by Thee Prolonged;
But still, with every added year, }
! More beautiful Thy works appear.
Az Thou hast made Thy world without,
Make Thou more fair my world within;
Shine through its lingering clouds of doubt;
Rsbuke iss haunting shapes Of sin;
Fill, brief or long my granted span
OF life With love to Thee and man;
Strike when Thou wilt the hour OF rest,
But let my last days be my best!
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-07-07

NY VIRTUE OF AN. ORDER OF SALE. issued
y from ths United Statea District Court, for the
District of Indiana, will,
Tuesday, the sist dsy Of July, 1868,
Between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and o'clock
p Mat the Distillery lately occupied by Mr.. w. D.
Berkham, igCambridRs City. indiana, offer for sale
Public Al lion, all the Machinery of said Distery,
Two r kes and Boilers, Mill and Burr
- af8fes. Tubs, Worms, Pumps, Water and
= Pipes, and many other articles. J i 8
zfoEN. J. sPOONER. o. 8. Marshal.
~ - ~. ByI 8. BlaELow, Dept
- 81 Roth, 1858. iLs7l .1fAN pf IS
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The Senate. on Wednesday. June "a,
passed law making eight hours legal
days work for all Government laborers
and mechanics in the United States SER
vice. The Legislative. Executive, and
Judicial Appropriation bill was then
discussed to the hour of adjournment.
Among the amendments was one increas-
ing the appropriations for the expenses
Of the Internal Revenue Department g.
100000. After swearing IN the men,
bers elect from Arkansas, and receiving
protest against the proceeding from
the Democratic members, the House re-.
sumed the consideration of the Tax bill,
and spent the remainder Of the day on it.
A Connecticut paper alludes to a loca
poet ess a. IN side. saddle rider of Pega-
sus." G1i5oI9 af0 Na1 aFs asstasI
The crops in Kansas are reported to
be the hest ever known. Corn and wheat
are particularly fine, and expected to sv-
erage thirty bushels to the acre through
out the State. @aao
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-07-07
DON'T CROWD.


A ~ - - - = q
Don't crowd! the world is large enough
For you a. well me;
The doors of art are open wide
The realm of thought is free.
OF all earth's places, you are right
To choose the best you can,
Provided that you do not try
t. crowd some other man.
What matter, though you scarce can count
Your piles of golden ore,
While he can hardly strive to keep
Caunt famine from the door7 40 easf.
Of viii ing hands and honest hearts
Alone should men be proud
Then give him all the room he needs,
And never try TO crowd.
Don't crowd, proud Miss! your dainty silk
= & Will glisten none the less z n
Because it comes in contact with
A beggars tattered dress;
This lovely world was never made
For you and alone;
A pauper has right to tread
The pathway TO . thfone. - s-l-aE 3& -
Don't crowd the good from out your heart
By fostering all that's bad;
But give to every virtue room
The best that may be had;
Be each days record such a one
That you may well be proud;
Give each his right, each his room
- And never try to crowd. 0s-b