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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-28

Southern Fire Insurance Company.
We notice from the Knoxville papers
that meeting Of the policy holders of the
Southern Insurance Company was held in
that city on the evening Of the 9Th inst.
and a resolution adopted resisting the col,
lection Of the notes executed 10 the CON
pany. A motion was also adopted that a
committee be appointed to memorializs
the Legislature to take some action imme-
dialely in regard to the transactions Of
said company, to the end that justice may
be done to all parties concerned, and in
the event that it be found that the said
company has in any manner violated the
charter, that the charter be repealed. Sim
liar meetings have been held elsewhere
| and considerable dissatisfaction exists on
account Of an additional assessment being
| demanded
We arm informed by the officers Of the
company in this city that they have sus-
tanned heavy losses by FIRE, within the
past eighteen months, exceeding one hun
dred thousand dollars. The officers fur
Their state that they have met their losses
promptly, and have been compelled to
levy an assessment on the premium notes,
which has given rise 10 dissatisfaction with
some Of the policy holders. The officers
also present toe following statement OF
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-28
MISSISSIPPI.
Address Of the Republican COnVcH
IIOu TO congress.

jackson, Nov. 27.-The Republican
Convention adjourned lsst night, after pre-
pairing an address TO Congress asking It 10
declare the defeated Constitution ratified
and the State officers elected.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-28

George Francis Train complains that
Trisbmeu haven't voted as he advised.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
WASHINGTON.
Redress OF American Grievances
In Paraguay.
ALetter from Mr.. Seward on the
Subject.
The Mississippi Republican Con-
YeltiOn.
... - - o. g..
Consolidation Of Express Com
panieS,
Progress Of the Cuban IHSurrec-
tiCn,
Death Of Hon. VIM. l.. Harris at
Memphis. r. 81
A ku.KIuX Blast from the Alaba'
ma Legislature.
KENTUCKY.

Special &c the Union and American by thu
Southern and Pacific Telegraph Line.
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The officers also express a willingness to
have the affairs of the company inyestiga-
ted. This is entirely proper, because Of
the fact that it is a mutual company, and
every policy holder is directly interested.
We do not wish to be understood az De-
Tending the company from the charges
made, but knowing the damaging effect
the publications that have been made, We
suggest that in justice to the public and
the company the investigation should
he had by those interested.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-28
WASHINGTON.

Dispatches to the Associated Press by the West
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-05
rhe nestructlon OF weeds.

IF band of hungry indians were
to invade farmers house and : ap-
propriate" the provisions, it is prob
able that some exerGi0n would be
made to prevent the recurrence of
such a proceeding, the Indian Agent
would be applied to, influence would
be made use of to remove the trans
igressors to some distant reservation.
and If this could not be done, the
farmer would assume the character
of the "strong man armed and the
bullet and bayenet would be resorted
TO to repel the invaders IN
Every year crowd of rapacious
weeds take possession of the tillage
fields of the farmer, and rob the
soil Of the ingredients which are the
food Of his crops. Some of these
weeds are native to the manor
born, but others, as the Canada
thistle, are adopted citizens, who
claim the right of : squatter soger-
eighty, and are satisfied with nothing
less that the exclusive possession OF
the soil
An Intelligent and successful farm
er once said that very early in life he
learned what proved TO be to him a
very useful lesson, and that was, he
could not raise two luxurant crops
successfully at the same time, in the
same field. He found that he could
not grow heavy crop of weeds and a
heavy crop of sereals or forage plants
one must give way to the other, and
he determined that the weeds should
be destroyed. He put his resolution
into practice by establishing rota-
ton of crops, never allowing a cereal
to succeed a cereal, lest weeds might
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ripen and disseminate their seeds. He
found drill husbandry peculiarly
adapted to Danish weeds, and he was
particularly careful that the after Gull
ture of the various crops should be
perfect.
Annual weeds which spring up in
Winter wheat may be destroyed by
freshening up the surface Of the soil
with the harrow or horse hoe at the
time when the young weeds have
made fair start. The great secret
of cisaning land from weeds is to
prevent them from ripening their
seeds 1t is said that 4a
lone years seeding
Makes seven years wedding"
Every farmer should begin in time
to prevent the growth Of weeds, and
above all things, TO keep them from
ripening their seeds. They are as
injurious to pastures and meadows as
to tillage crops. sn st22 34
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Fine Oil Paintings, Framed Eng awnings,
a large assortment of Fine Gold
jeweiry, IN al Valued at
Il Chance 10 Lro9C any Of the 1bOUe Prizes
by purchasing Sealed Ticket Tor 20 cts.
Tick is describing each Prize are sealed in
Envelopes and thoroughly mixed On re-
ceipt of p cents a Sealed Ticket will be
drawn without choice and delivered at
our o .ce, or sent by mail to any address.
Tie prize named upon It viii be delivered
10 the ticket-h older on payment of one
do Tar. Prizes will be immediate. ! sent to
any address, as requested, by express or
You a0iH krloto t0hGs goar Pyszs Is before
4lost 10Iy for it, Any Ptize may beexchang-
ed fol another Of the same value. No
SIS Our patrons can depend on fair deal
REEEFsF yCFs We select the few follow
ing name, from the seany who have lately
Drawn Valuable Prizes and kindly per-
mftted as to publish them:
:. Z. Wilkins, Buffalo, n. z, 81 600; Miss
Annie Monroe, Chicago, Ill, Piano, vaIu-
ed 4 $3.50; Robi Jackson, Dubuque, Iowa,
Gold Watch, $3.50; Phillip Mccarthy, eou-
| isyllle Ky Diamond Cluster Ring, $500 :
r. A Patterson, New Bedford Mass Sll
/ yer Tea Set, SIS; ISIS Emma Naiwor, .,
/ Milwaukee, WIS.,, Plano, 5000 Key; W
| Pitt, Cleve and, ohio, MelOdeon, si2J.
81 We publish no names W1thout per-
/ mission.
/ oPINIo>s OF THE Prs s.-'.Fhey are DO
! ing the largest business the firm Is I la
bic. and deserve their success. - W9ehtg
/ 17- Dune, Feb s, 1858
sew q Lave examined their syste a, ana
7 know them 10 he a far dealing ffr-4. p
! ~ i. Herald FEB. %, 1858.
Last v eek a fiiend of ours drew a co0t
prize, -whicl was promptly received. =
DAILY Meas, March 8, 1868.
send for circular giving many more ref
! erences and favorable notices from the
/ press. Liberal IN 1ucements to Agents
| Satisfaction guaranteed. Every package
OF Scared Envelopes contains one cash gift,
six Tickets for 81; 10 for So; 50 for S.; III
for Sl5.
All letters should be addressed tx, III A H
PER, WILSON a. Co., A73 Broad.
4 way. N. n. my28
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Notice of Gopartnership.

= HEREBY NOTIFY THE PUBLIC
4 generally that have this day taken in
eopslrtnersnlp Mr.. BAA DER, in the manu-
facture of Hoop skirts and Corsets, at No
south Second Street. ii. BAUM.
The business will hereafter be conducted
under the firm name of
May 18th, 1868. H, BAUM 81 co.
mavI3 DIV
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~URE YOURSELF of DEBILITY,
- SEXUAL DISEASES, &c.-Send your
address on stamped envelope and ask for
circular of Pathology. Direct AMERI-
CAN NEWS CO. III Nassau st.. N. Y
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Great Distribution

BY THE
METROPOLITAN GIFT co.
CASH GIFTS TO THE AMOUNT OF
@2JO,OOO.
UUnDv TTCUEYT~ I'D AUG DDFzrt
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and everx thing appertaiping to conve-
nience and comfort in the way OF Water.
and Force Pumps, Well and Cistern
pumps, Beer and Ale Pumps, Timed and
PIanfshed Copper and Cast Iron Bath
Tubs. Cast Iron sinks, Cast Iron Cess Pool
Bell Traps, Sheet Lead, Lead Pipe, Wrought
IRON Pipe, Vitr1olized Burnt Clay and
cast IRON Drain Pipes, &c, &C.
All work fitted up In the most approved
and satisfactory manner.
We refer to the following parties, for
VIM. @. Brown, d. j. Mackey. VIM.
Baker, r Semonin' I; a. Morgan "a. MAT Z,
Evansville. [may12 Staw I'm "
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to the unmarried. ADDRESS T. WILLIAMS
IL CO., BOOK Publishers. Philadelphia.
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UYANTED. AGENTS. SIS to 800 per
Wv month, everywhere. male and fe-
male To introduce the GENUINE I'M
PROVED COMMON SENSE FAMILY
SEWING MACHINE. This machine will
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for five years We VIII pay $1,000 for. any
machine that will sew stronger, more
beautiful, or more elastic seam than ours.
It makes the ELASTIC Lock Stitch Every
second stitch can be cut, and still the cloth
cannot be pulled apart without tearing it.
We pay Agents from SIS to 500 per month
and ex penses, or o commission from which
twice that amount can be- made. Address
SECOMB CO, Pittsburgh, Pa, or Boston n,
Mass.
CautiOm.-Do not be imposed upon by
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HAVE you TRIED TowLE & CO.'S
Dollar. sale?

If you have not, now is your time to
secure the greatest bargains ever offered
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this a.. onee-t lVttE pay. All parties In the
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DC. But the Goods tell the cory. The PROOF
Of the pasddiHQ Is the eating. Terms lower
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United States MsrshaPs Notice
No. | 400.

United States of America, District OF In
diana, IS:
wwYHEREAs. A LIBEL OF n.
I w formation was filed ia the District
Court of the United States for the District
of Indiana, ON the 18th Day of May, 1865,
by George Armstrong, VIM. II. Calvin, and
William Gnpin, by their Proctor, Chas. u.
Marsh, Esq, against the steamer ]. Il.
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furniture, seized at said district, upon q
cause of action, civil and maritime; dam
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s Now, therefore, n pursuance of the mo-
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directed and delivered, do hereby give
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goods, or any part thereof. or in any mani
ner IL terested therein. that they be and
appear before the said, the District Court
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al 10 O'Clock of the forenoon of that day,
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and make their allegations in that be-
half BEN. SPOONEK Mafshal Y: ,.
/ : Attest: d. HowLAND, Clerk. my2l lat
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-12

NJ Rs. N. A. KNOX will resume her s-hool on
vi MONDAY, September 7th, at her residence,
nOTJheast corner Of Orleans and Court street
extended Pupils viii he received and classsd
the times. sul6 q
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WELL BORING.
WATER
WELL BORING.

HAVING purchased the right for Tennessee,
III OF Heath & Co s Patent Well BOrer. we
otter for sale a few County Rights, 9no also to
ton Is pronounced by all practical men who
have seen IL, and those who have used 10 as
unrivalled for the purpose designed. Ine Wei
Cccupies O little space; is so sale from any nri-
sance and accident 20 neat and durable, that
ft may be located anywhere desired. We ere
prepared to show specimen Wells and the
who'll apparatus TO parties desiring TO see them.
We nave lndi-putablet testimonials OF the snpe-
rioFiEy and c~heapness Of these Wells over all
Others known. From fifteen to twenty dollars
per day can be made by any intelligent work.
ing man in the use Of this invention. A club
of i've or six persons wanting Wells can buy q
County Right for what 8 well would cost them.
and work IL 10 great prodt for others For suehs
opportunities are ever offered for Investing q
few hundred dollars to advantage
Address Y. FLETGHsR q Co.,
ss3 No. 20 Second street., Memphis, Tenn,
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u SALES.
T"gCSt Sale.

ON THURSDAY, O.TOB5 r J.. 1855, AT THE
haI OF the chamber Of Commerce., IN ODD
Fellows dan, Memphis at y O'Clock, l viii sell
70 the hlg1e { niGGer fOI casa, lOJ y, in the
agand subdivision, Situated On east side OF
Raglsnd avenue, TO feet font by 49, feet depth,
on wntcn is erected a comfortable Cottage. The
sale is made BY virtue of y Trust Iced to me-
from J. ". Moore ana Leander slaughter.
Redemption waived. lille perfect, but I sell
and convey only as Trustee
aus JOHN p. IRRELEVANT, Trustee.
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Petro! Petro

nHE Tennessee Petro Oil Company Is still
alive at their new stand,
ga Main Street. Opposite Clay building,
We inform the pub1cin general TO come Ior-
ward and try II, We also defy composition IN
onr IanDe. burners and general Lamp STOCK;
We are nlanufacturers OF The hanging Rock
stoves. Tinware, Castings OF great Vane1sS;
70 sxI RosRNRAUA & BROS.
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Tho Few York Life Insurance Company

yelling thankful for the liberal patronage
,wafcn has been heretofore bestowed on me by
nv my friends in Tennessee, Mississippi anu
Arkansas, 1 respectfully ask q contlAuShee u
the same.
have also associated with me IN business,
Mr.. 7. o. CASKIN, formerly of South Caroilns,
friends and patrons. D. 1. AcOhuAH"
J ssp6
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Tuesday, the g8sh day Of September, 1855,

al IL o'clock 6. N on Second street, at he SOUTH
east corner OF Court Square, in the city OF Mem
pills., Stale OF Tennessee, offer Tor sale, at pub
lie auction, and sell to the highest bidder fOr
cash, the following described real estate, situs-
ted IN Shelby county, Tennessee. ~destgnated
and described as follows, 70 wit: Being parts OF
Lots Nos. IS and 81, en- John ). Clay brooks
plan or ptOt OF subGivis!Oa Of a ore hundred
acre tract Of lsno near Memphis, beginning on
the north side of Henry street, a. a stake O2e
hundred ana seventy-iYs 10 feet eAt from
the sOutEeast corner Of BeLeNieW L Z No. 81:
thence norm parallel Vith the easL boundary
lire OF laid Lot No. 81, teven chains TO q STAKE,
south eighty ice degTees east one hundred
and seyenty-hVe no. lest from the northeast
cor ner of said lot No. 20, thence south eighty
nine degrees east, eight 5tltO Is s. l9J chains,
Qsss lT5 Isetl 10 the west side OF Post and Raul
avenue; thence south seven u chains with
west side OF Port Rail avenue, 10 southeast
corner OF said lOI No 05; thence north 81 west
with north side OF Henry street eight So 10
Is 52-l0Jl chains Cess 10 festB 10 the BEGINNING
corr er. c ntaining about four acres.
i viii sell said land 10 pay the balance due on
the notes mentioned ia the Ceed OF trust, IS
directed by the beneficiary.
The eqaiLy OF Iedem ption Is waived, and ths
title Is believed 10 be coed, but I shall sell and
convey only as trustee.
auDd4s "a 3. b. WADDELI. Trustee.
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2d-ThrOugh our large capital we are
enabled TO BUY FOR CASH, thereby
can buy closer chan those buying on
credit.
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A~PPLES-Fair demand at SIG per Dbl.
BAOGlNG-GOOd stack and demand, We
lae; heavy Kentucky, 31za25c; India, $50
BRAS-Demand fair Selling at SO from
mills. 81 on levee. and s22a2 from store.
BUTTER-Light stock. Demand fair. Choice.
2gS.cj good, aSo8si common, sc.
bACOhEtOvk ample. Selling on levee at
l7Zc; from store IN a jobbing way, at ISaISlsc:
CA~EE5sk.F5ess are irregular, with Light
COFFEE-RIc, 2825hc; Java. 4oa42c.
CORN-None On leve=. Held at 9@s5c in
CoRNMEAI-very light demand and far
stock. Kindred, - = from store in lots
Fresh; slgi 70 rom store; selling in q small
CATTLE - Market dull and stock LIGHT
Sholce western, 5a6oi No.. 864c: inferior and
CHlCKENs-Flrm. Young, s. 5Oa5; old, s.
E6Gs-Very few in market. Selling Mt %
FRUIT-DEed apples in demand al 595c.
Dried PEACHES, 20 i0c. 49,
FLoUR-Market Is dull superhne. So 5aa
say 295 AA, sl0Sll; XXX ana fancy
HAY-Qule5 at slss22 per ton.
hAMS-Flain country. nominal Main nan
Vassed Ia9lsc; sugar-euTed canvsssed. 20a2Ic
HlNEs-Recsipts light Dry hini. I@22c:
az al 81 ItS1Sei green salt, l99lle; green. sagc.
~LahDDFrlee unchanged. Kegs, 1a2 a
LTME-Eareka, 50 Is; Alabama, caps ana
MoLAssks-FaiEI stock. sugarpouss soa
u Porto H1co. 659S5c; Syrups, 76saSi y ~
Mss FOhA-Ihers Is q fair ae,1gnd a.
90 - Pnae mess, 81 50; RAMP. ~ 49,. $50
1890 ecs'pis Held in Store - o.
OILSESosl oil SS45c; lard o. l0c.
Anseed q aogl % 81 SO9l 70;
Rss. firm at S8g4 Ter
POTArOESSGOod shtpr'
S293 per bbl. Sweet, - ing are in demand nj
sHEEP-stock chi s5s per bushel.
srn, Ss95 50 per he~ moderate. Choice West
qualify. Id; Tennessee, SO 90 as to
SUGAR-TI
quote brim~ e stock on hand is fair. We
On g 70 choice louisiana, Ice tSc; com
ar, I9I6c; Island, I2x9l6c.
EP1ces firm. Held at SS seas - per
De- slof 80 lbs; 7 bushel barrels, q 2@4 80
IL erpOol SAX, coarse and fine, s. 293 81.
EAR-In kegs, per dozen, s. 1906
TOBACCO-O0 pounds leaf refuses sold to-day
at SC. Medium admitted is worth lSc.
WHEAT-Active demand from city miller5 ;
No. ], s2g2 6 No. 2, 81 55gI 80; inferior, 81 49g
Loo.
WHISKY-Market firm with improved de-
mand. High wines, 81 l5ai p free common
whisky, sal 25; imitation Bourbon, 81 $40
] 81; Bsutbon, 81 Sl93.
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CARDS.
a cars

EEESsRS. MAYER, Ma ,SaT1ETZ DO OF
M Memphis, are tsefoniy ones for WHOM l
viii hereafter 81 ep orders for that market.
They are aotnoIl1s0' o sell my cigars TO dealers
at factory prices.
aul0 Inn O ALCEa.
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D%SpGlSary, IlfFmaTY and Drug Store,
Nos. 40 and - Horfh Cour ST.,


DR RUESELLB DISPENSARY AND IN
u PRIMARY, the largest and oldest instttu.
ton OF the klnd IN the southwest established
in 1859, pleasantly located al Nos 40 and AZ
north sIde of Court Square, Memphis, Tenn, is
treatment and The comforts Of q home while
receiving the same. Patients also treated at
the Office or by letter, If desired. Dr.
is acknowledged by all parties interested as
by Far The Ms ST SUCCESSFUL PH1SICIAN
in the treatment OF Private or Secret Diseases
Quick. thorough and -ernlanen cures guaran-
teed IN every case, male or female, Recent
cases of GONORRhEAsand SYPHILIS cured
IA q few days, without the use Of Mercury,
chance Of diet, or htndrance from business.
SECONDARY SYPHILIS; the last Yestige
eradicated without the use Of Mercury. In
voluntary loss of semen stopped in q short
time. Sufferers from Impotency OF Loss Of
Sexual Power restored to free vigOr in q few
weeks. elect or Gonorrhes of loEg standing,
when all internal remedies have failed, per-
mansntly and speedily cured by q new treat
ment. Victims OF SELF-ABUSEa and excessive
Venery, suffering from SPERMATORHHEA
and loss Of physical and mental power, speed
liz and permanently cured.
sT All consultations strictly confidential.
Chronic rheumatism, Neuralgia, Geut, Pa
ralyEis, Deafness, etc, treated by the aid Of
Electro Magnetic Battery.
once hours rom am to l pm, and from
3 TO 8 pm
Those wishing to purchase Drugs. Family
Medicines, Perfumery, Toilet Articles, etc.
would do well TO call at DRUG
STORE before purchasing elsewhere, No. A
North Court street, under the Dispensary.
JeZJ
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"A CARR.

REPORT having obtained eredence that
al nave IhdraWn from the LIFE lkSUh-
ANCE Dug ness, 1 take this method OF nonfy-
ing the 4 Iblie that 1 ana still connected win