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MEDICAL PROPERTIES AND USES.

MEDICAL PROPERTIES AND USES.
Buchu Leaves are generally stimulant, with
peculiar tendency to the Urinary organs.
They are given in complaints of the Urinary
organs, such as Gravel, Chronic Catarrh of
the Bladder, Morbid Irritation of the Bladder
and Urethra, Disease of the Prostate, and Re-
tention or Inoontinence of Urine, from loss
of tone in the parts concerned in its evaCua-
ton. The remedy has also been recommended
in Dyspepsia, Chronic Rheumatism, Cutsneous
Affections, and Dropsy.
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ARRIVED THIa MORNINa.

STATE OF THERMOMETER AT THE EvKNISs TRLK-
GRAPH OFFICE.
A. M....,..,,2i IL A. M,........362 p
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

(By AtLdllttc Cuble.)
Ian OU HatuaH

QuEKNsTowN. Jan. 2S.-ArriVed, steamship Erin,
from New York. to-day.
Also arrived, steamship China, st midnight, from
BsEsT. Jan. 23. = Arrived yesterday, steamship
Europe from New York.
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HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU

Has CURED every case of DIABETES in which
it has been given.
Irritation of the Neck of the Bladder and
Inflammation of the Kidneys, liberation of
the Kidneys and Bladder, Retention Of Urine,
Diseases of the Prostate Gland, Stone in the
Bladder, Calculus, Gravel, Brick dust Deposit,
and for Enfeebled and Delicate Constitutions
of both sexes, attended with the following
symptoms:-Indispos to Exertion, Loss of
Power, Loss of Memory, Difficulty of Breath
ing, Weak Nerves, Trembling, Horror Of
Disease, Wakefulness, Dimness of Vision,
Pain in the Back, Hot Hands, Flushing of the
Body, Dryness of the Skin, Eruption on the
Face, Pallid Countenance, Universal Lassi-
tude of the Muscular System, etc. etc.
HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU
Is Diuretic and BLOOD PURIFYING, and
cures all diseases arising from Habits of Dis
sipation, Excesses and Imprudence in Life,
Impurities of the Blood, etc.
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BaIque Cadette, Christian lO6 days from Liverpool
VIII h mdse. TO Peter Wright d Sons. TSWed up BY
tug America,
Steamer Henry L. G aw. Her IS hours from Baiti-
more, with mdse. TO A. Groves Jr,
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PROPERTIES.

II cir Odor is strong, ditfusve, and some
whaL aromatic, their taste bitterish and analO-
gous, to mint.
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Correspondence Of The Philadelphia Erchailoe
LEwns, Del, jan lI-6 p. M,-8rigs CLARA G,bbs
for Mhtanzss: John Given, for HalitAx: ana schr II
Stnnickson. for Oenfusgos all from Phllatelpaia
went 10 sea this afternoon. JOSEPH LAEETiIA.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXUHAN6B sALES TODAY
Reported by De Haven d Bro. No. 40 s. Third strees

-Messrs. Jay Cooke q Co. quote Govern
ment securities, etc., as follows:-U. s. 6s Of
1881, u24@ll24; 5-20s of 1862 1l3@ll34;
5-20s, 1864, 1O93@l096: 5-2Os, Now, 1865, lIOm
llOs; July, 1865, 1O8S@TOsS; do. 1867, 1885, "a
lOSB; do. 1868. lOss0 1893; lO-4Os, 1O7b@lOs{.
Union Pacific bonds, lO0fo1Ol4. Gold, 1854.
Third street, report the following rates of ex.
change today at P. M.:-U. s. IS of 1881, ll2I
9ll28; do. 1862, ll2b0I13b; do, 1854, lO0A@
1893; do, 1865, lO9s tQ110s: do. 1865. new lO8J@
@l69;7 do, 6s, l0-40s, 10720i0S. Due Com
pound Interest Notes, 19i; Gold, 135i9l36;
Silver, l300132 ...
-Messrs. William Painter & Co., bankers,
No. SO South Third Street. report the following
rates of exchange TO-DAY at IL oclock:-
United States 6s, 1881, l1I0ll14; q. s. 6.2Os,
1882, ll25@llSti do, 1864, lo94gl093; DO, 1865,
1867, 1854 I0l0S2; do. 1868, l054@lO9 lo-4Os, 107s
@lOB. Compound Interest Notes, past due,
1925. Gold, 135}@l355.
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BUCHU.

From DispenJatory Of the United States.
{Diosma Crenata.)
Blu CEU LEAV YES.
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steamshp vOlunIee9 ManJRASpAs JSaeS 6spos At New

yesterday.
Brig q. w. Chase. Bacon sailed from CardenAs lhh
inst. for a port north OF Hatteras.
~. Brig Carollne ~ Kelley. SsrmE .. rom Ma,anEas
put into ST. John p 9Th inst, in dlstress She re-
mained 10th inst and would have 10 diSoAAfse ios
Brig s r. Brown, Reed. sailed from CardenaS lSsh
inst, for port north OF HatteTas 49,, n ..aou..
Schr Walter Scott Bypher. saiIeu iro" SN"onhs
18Th inst for q north or HAT o. mi.
SnhT Wave Faulkner from Bridgeport Tor PhlR
dephia a. New KSIs RPSIiiips nom New Haven for
phSiIaaaeInbis AZ New York yesterday
DOMESTIC PORTS.
NEW Yoau Ian, 22--ArrlVed steamship TripOlf
r a MeaanFier nom Liverpool via Boston.
Sfaamshi 10 Geo. washington eager, TIM ". Orleans.
PS1oue I.etIaia. CAstellan from Trieste.
Rrig Juiia E HAakel Haskell. from Article. Can.I
1ris HAAbet, Rasmussen, from Rio JanelrO.
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HELMs FOLDS BUcHU.
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fDiosma Crenata. }
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vntAyow, WALLER CoUsTY, GA,
Lnnn %. IkGG.

On. JouS BuLL-Dear Sir; | have recently
given your Worm Destroyer several trials,
and find Il wonderfully eficaeious. II has moi
failed In a single instance to have tho. wished
for effect. am doing a pretty large country
practice and have daily use for some article Of
the kind. | am tree 10 confess that ! know Of
no remedy recommended by the ablcst authors
that 10 so certain and speedy in lis effects. On
the contrary, they are uncertain In the extreme.
Ny object In writing you Is TO find out upon
what terms ! can get tho medicine directly
from you; II ! can get II upon easy terms, |
shall use n great deal Of II. I am nwnro that
the use OF such articles Ia contrary to the teach
ings Of a great majority Of the regular line Of
NJ. D.is but | sec no Just cause Of good sense
In dlscardlng a remedy which We know 70 be
efficient simply because we may be ignorant of
It's combination. For my part, | shall make II
a rule to use al and any means 10 alleviate Enf-
fering humanity which ! may be able TO tom
mand-not heiitating because some one more
ingenious than myself may have learned lis
effects first, aud secured the sole right TO secure
that knowledge. However, | ~ by no means
an advocate or supporter Of the thousands Of
worthless nostrums that food the coustry, that
purrort 10 cure all manner Of disease g which
human flesh Is heir. Please reply soon, and
inform mo Of your best terms.
am sir, most respectfully,
SrLius p. 0EnEsr, N. D.
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Agae and Ferey'
OR cIIILfs AND fEvGR

#H N Is
The proprietor IF fhia ttlfhialtd medicine
Justly claims ff ItH superiority asffal fsme-
dla tFef hfsfsi " tn public 1T Vie va tef-
tain, aneeif. and permanent cute n AnHe and
Fever, u GhllIz and Fever. whether Of shirt Of
long standing. Tie rsfffta The tulltt Ressf
em and Southwestern country 10 bear Mn tes.
timony 10 the truth Of the nztfflmt thal " 10
ease whatever wilt Il faii 70 rufr, II tho dlfee-
tsas ace strictly ioIlqwed and carried ouis II
n great many cases A single dose has been Anli
hclcni for a cure, and whole families haze heen
cured BY q single lntile, With . ftffcet rniiorp
tion Of The general health. II Il, howcys.
prudent aud IL every casa morq eefiain 70 ours
II lts use il continued IN smaller iuscE FOR 0
week or twoaficr the disease hiss been checked,
moro especially u difficult aud ohRaihndlha
cases. Usually, this medicine viii not require
Any aid 70 keep The aJwels 10 good ordffI
should the patient, however, required caiharlic
medicine, after having takensthrec Or Iour
doses Of the Tonic, y single dosc Of HUlHS
VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS win DO suiH-
cient.
DIR JOHN buLr's Principal Oncc.
No. 40 Filth, Gross Street
Louisville, ny.
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sxrnA spEnIAL korloE

AIAA ~
Beware Of couuisrfsiul Smiths Tonic
syfsp has been cpunterfeited, aud he counter
FILTER brought 10 grieL
: SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
The rsnuine article must haze Dr.. John
Bnlls private Stamp on each bottle. DR.. john
Ball only hes the right 70 Manufacture and
ssii The original John Smiths Tonic Syrup, Of
Louisville. ~. Examine veIf the label on
s.sh bottle. n ny private stamp = not on
each bottle. do not purchase. or yoa win be
deceived. Sec my column advertisement. aud
show ny card viii prosecute any one IN
Ringing on my right The genuine Smith
Tonic Strip eau only b. prepared By mTssiL
The pahiis< servant
Louissills, NJ JOHN BULL.
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Bulls Worm Destroyer.


have received many testimonials from pro-
f~csslonal and medical men, rs my almanacs
and various publications have shown, all Of
which are genuine. The following from u
highly educated and popular physician In Geor-
gia, Is certainly one Of the mort sensible com
munications | have ever received. DR.. Clement
knows exactly what he speaks Of, and his tes-
timony deserves 70 be written In letters Of
gold. Hear what the Doctor says Of BULLS
WORM DESTROYER.
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LOCAL NOTICES.


srEciAt-we take great pleasnse In again
calling the attention ofOur numerous readers to
the column advertisement Of our friend Jas.
Ruddle L Co. They mean business, they pat
ronize the printer, and asa natnral consequence,
they are nov beginning 70 reaptheir reward IN
large saies. Others perhaps have remedies
nearly eqaal 10 their, in many respects, but for
the lack Of Advertising, the great public are no,
% we'll aware Of II. Their remedies deserve
the eouhd,ute ihaiis % justly resroscd In them,
and II the ~prophetors meet their rssArdAa they
appear 10 he doing, fortune As well As fame i
before then. See advertisement in another
column =
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Grace Greenwood has sold her
"Litas Pilgrim" to Alfred i. Sewell
& Co, Publishers ofthe Little Corpo-
raj, Of Chicago. The Pilgrim has
been published ~ aohidrens maya
zine for over fifteen years, and has
been a popular juvenile, but will
now stop "pilgrimaging' onhis own
account, and hereafterb be an @aide" to
the conqucring Western Napoleon,
The Lite Corpdrai, the well deserved
circulation Of which was, evenbefore
this addition, larger than any other
juvenile magazine in tho world.
Grace Greenwood still writes for 1t.
In the July number, begins a new
volume, and we advise our friends
to send on to the publishers, al once,
one dollar, which Is the price for one
year, md give their children this
unique, original magazine, Which
has no superior anywhere. Thoss
who subscribe during June, viii
receive the June number extra
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WORTHY on ATTENTION.


10 Dy. Tho. A. Hsriy'
j hereby certify TINT hiring lut ysar I was
attacked with tho aQue vhilsj In fickxbure,
Mas, and n<d several popular patent medl-
cines with hut temporary ipIIex u renrhing
home the dircase returned n . wofzc type, n
possible, when my medical attrndant ordcf<d
Qninins, Ia large doses-fcqusntly 70 high ~
20 grains per day, and which must have cost
me nearly tl00. / consulted Dr.. Smith, Of
Louisville, aud found he prescribed Qnini1s
md Arsenic combined, which Irefused % take,
pIefsfring 10 lei the disease take ia course. I
was almost bloodlezs, extremely exhausted, and
pronounced with enlarged liver and zplren.
About this time The advertisement Of HurIcys
ARue Tonic appeared In 4 city paper, and I
Determined 70 give u a trial 1 did 40, and
have no reason 10 regret it-onc bottle re-
stored me completely, and since that time I
have seen hraljy q huudnd cases IN rhiehif
acted with eqnsIIy happy rtsuItS and would
certainly recommend II A. preferable 70 any
other tonic before the public.
JAMES MARTIN, Engineer.
Louisville, Ky June u, ICES
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BULLS cEDRoE BrrTERs.
AUTHENTIC DOCUMENT.
.frksasss Hard ffom-Tefingny II Hedieal
M.
e,oaey PoInl, white Co. All, Nay ., 20

s,eaey Peint, White Co. Ark My ., GO.
Dr.. Joka Bpu-Dsaf Sir: Last February
was IN Louisville purchasing drug, and ! got
ssms Of ysar S~arapariIIa and Cedron BiiieFs
Ny soa-fn-iAu, who vaz With me Ii The store,
has been down wiih fheumasim for zone time,
commenced on The bitters, and soon found bis
general health improved Dr. 9ist who has
been in bad health. tried them, and be aizo I'm
proved. DR.. coTse. Who hes bsen IN bad health
fsF ssvsrnl -fsafz-sssna<A cad hFsr Affected
fmprofei r<rT nufh b. he SO 81 ysar BitieTa.
Indeed, tie ceimn BisisFs have given yun
great popularity IN ihis settlement Think !
eonIi stil 4 great quantity u Your medicines
this fsll-espesially Of your csifou Biftsfs and
azrsarariils. ship me via rsmphir, ears q
niskstt 4 sssiy. Respectfully.
G.. Z. Hsfkrr.
PREPARED BY Dr.. Ioks Dell. Al biz fah5rsto
-. Fihh street. LsaisvflI~. -.
ror sais By I'll D5pzs and Dealer
z-I-s
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H' y fI ~
HH8|H ~ ! HH
IBHHa ~ : ~
NJ mfals hiHA 81 IlaA N ~
INag1H isf ifa# iIb - tip n
siHs. aad wi NsEh sa|aa ping
r. than it ~. Thl# aIahz'tl
b'sA ienlz IN hushHh9 BIZ IT. zaI
hees. ana "A Iuded fIaia ~ n.
SUBMISSIONS friend NEaeH eissz = \.
tl'atIi nsksA aIo5l II mali = apd
j negro buay mtsIiHe AZ Al Ifpe
iof n eei,samfsles Valo IaHB
Signal.
Tho Houston Rfesr5 leaF1Iz siIHf 4
Il The intention n The CpiaIntsien.
efs Of tIle Grenada, Houston and
Eaststn HsiIfoa4 20 commerce tie
eanyass'ng Of Gle route for sob.
scripiiou, In about ten or twelve
days.
The Port Gibson STANDARD rays
Mr.. w. X. TinsIey was stabbed BY
o negro man In ClaIbornc county.
The wound "A serious though not
dangerous. No particulars, further
than that the negro l,aa escaped.
Tho Oxford Eaicoa says: One
night last week q number Of frecd-
men banded together and went to
the house OF Aaron Buford "a freed
man who lives in this place, took
him out, tied him up and gave him
a severe beating. He was accused
of being on rather intimate terms
with the wife of another freedman.
The Port Gibson Standard gives
the following account Of a very sad
accident A negro girl, on the plan
tation Of DR.. Sprott attempted, on
Saturday last, to rekindle fire, by
pouring coal oil upon It from a tin
can. The oil cought fire, which
caused the can to explode, burning
her so severely that she died on
Sunday night.
The Eagle ~inspeaking ofthe crops
says Since warm weather has come
the crops have began to grow out in
all the region, for twenty or thirty
miles, of which Water Valley, is the
trade-centre, the farmers, g%enerelly,
complain that the stands of cotton
are very indiffercnt-the cold and
wet weather, 50 long continued, hav-
ing killed out much of the young
cotton. Tho corn crops, generally,
we learn, begin to look well, though
backward. w.
A Washington dispatch Of May
18th, says: Major Wofford, of Missis-
sippi, claiming to represent the pco-
pie of that State, had an interview
with the President to-day, and as
surfing him Of the unanimous desire
for reconstruction, and desired him
to submit the most DISTINGUISHING
test-oatfi and obnoxious features Of
militia clause to a separate vote at
the Constitutional election, believing
they would be almost UNANIMOUSLY
adopted. The President said sep
aratc vote would beordered on these
measures.
Affairs will remain as they now
are until the Virginia election, when
he win probably order the Mississip-
pi election to BIO held about the first
Of September.
A new paper is soon to be issued
in Desoto county, inthe interests Of
the Radicals. SO says the fernando
Press.
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SUNDAY ScHooL CEIEBRATIoN.
Every body that feels an interest in
the advancement of their children
and the welfare Of society should
turn out to-day-and attend the cele-
bration, aud show by their presence
that'it is a good work and that their
approval is given. All may expect
a pleasant time, for the preparations
have been pushed forward with an
energy so we'll known to the mana
gers, and we think that a high com,
pliment has been paid to Batesville
and tho vicinity, in the sabbath
school Of Charleston Joining in the
celebration. The citizens should
not be forgetful Of the occasion and
fail to attend. The arrans ements,
as far as We could gather them, are
as follows; The Batesville school
will meet at the schoolhouse Of Mr..
Shelton, at s o'clock, and will there
form and march to the grounds in
front Of the residence of Mr.. VIM.
Harris, on the railroad. The
Pamela school will meet at the resi-
dence Of DR.. McWilliams, and form
and march to the grounds. The
Charleston school will arrive upon
the 8 o'clock train, and will be
met by Judge Burbridge, who will
welcome them and conduct them to
the grounds, where Capt. N. G.
Taylor win deliver a reception
speech to the the Sunday Schools, to
be followed by Mr.. Freeman Ran
dolph in an address upon the subject
ftheimportance of Sunday Schools.
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I've MonE.-Mr. r. ". Perry
and Nv. John Murdoch, two more
Of tho military prisoners, have
returned.
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HarIcy's Aguc Tonic
PERFECTLY RELIABLY

The only remedy for uhills and rever or
Ague aud Fever that Il or can DO depended
upon Is IiuFley's Aguc Tonic. There sHsc
been thousands cured by usinalt WING mad tri,d
the nsual remedies without benehti but IN No
case has
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REap AND nFAp ArrrsTlvrLy.

- -
bH lfrntay bear sifi / wish Il matte
known my easc ~ The lnhahitank II inals.
VILE. | AM . elerk In 4 large establishment,
and ihf tletlpt " hereditary sefuhHls, rom
which ! have mffefcd heynna description. and
iof months and moHths have bean unable 10
lollew ny employment I hasu taken Cod
Liver OIL Indlhe. uaysoits and hull Rasnapm
fllla. Ny tfethsf has been IN LeaIssiiIe. and
hearing 81 d. HnfletI ~HafnrdtiIIn. procured
NE half . dusen basfles Of IL determined 10
stop ai phyilr, hrs BY tho ~pstsuasIon III nv
hmIly | tried u. and anef taking four bottles,
the rores begun % heaI, and tho larQr glands 10
disappear. fHso aiNsrad COZ twelve years.
and am now finishing tho las, boiilr, which
wfl leave me In good health. 4 islnh TIA
wonderful medicine, nnasfhe doctor a credit 10,
the city hc rcaidea IN. f
ahell he happy 10 answer any communIca.
lions adiretted TO mo on the subject
! am air, yours obliged,
IIEsp runsn.
GtuFtnuafl 4Itn H4N gag NJ" H.H
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W. ware Mf0fhI4 OF IhHfsAHy
|Iazl, with a emil nom Our county.
man. a. y. MeGiIL who INA fsr
d short ii1uo tast been te~mpornr;Iy 4
resident Of Mctnthia. Nr. Mcdln
Il euraeod ID getting up a work n
his own orginntion.-styIsd "Tbe
A~iISsisIpti Land Directory and
EmIeralion Guide" We examined
tho work and Tie general plan of II
carefully. and were much pleased
with n ~ an siycrtisinr medium
and hook Of general reference. II
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rendering our sincere thanks for the liberal patronage given us since
the arrival Of our first stock of Spring Goods, we would respectfully
invite all to an examination Of these new good, and pledge ourselves to
sell You goods as low as any house III the trade. 0ur stock will still en-
brace al the Plantation Supplies usually kept by us, and viii DO full and
complete during the spring and summer season.
mh27-7m POWELL & WALL.
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Failed to sirceia rurr.
JAMES RUDOLF ! CO.,
Louisville, Ky.
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r1ruf 1lIfoo4.
Nall iu(s = 80 ]. \,
Esptsu sluIn = ~ 4 =
3. D ynQl1, osn1. ssp't
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Dear ST., This e 70 certify that I bought
from 5on, BY Jour accommodation one boiur
Of Hurley Ague Teair, and Il cured two
eases u fsssf and ssne oflnesa months stand
Ing. I chessfaIiy rsrqmmsnd fInfIsys Tonic
10 the public fenesaIif
Respectfully youf- Re-
ions \. WniaHr.
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Our customers and the public generally arc advised d
receipt Of
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.s from me AefRiaa GAzsiie.l
nhrnIrY sAoun TosielThs ALLOWING GER
tIhcaie, from a reliable sitixsn Of MCCLELLAN,
peaks for Itself:
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New Bonncts, Hats and Trimmings,
Boots, Shoes, slippers, CATERS, Buski

Boots, Shoes, Slippers, CATERS, Buskins, &c, at low Prices
Cottonades, Domestics, Drillings, osnaburgs. Cheap
New and Beautiful Prints, Fine, Nice and Elegant Lawns and Muslins
A LOW FIGURES.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-07

HoDGE PoDGE.-As we mentioned Satuv.
day, an 'ink-sluger' Of Rock Island is to
bore the unsophisticated denizens of Normal
with "pome" On the occasion Of the dedi.
cation Of the Soldiers Orphans Home At
that place, Although this 'pome" belongs
to that class which neither Gods or men are
said to permit, yet, like its martial progen
itor, it has seen service" 1t was delivered
at the commencement exercises Of the Car
Isle College, Pa, last summer, and was
afterwards unanimously voted hodge podge'
by the students. It was also read at the
festival Of the Congregational Church at
Moline, last New Years, and we are told by
one who preteRds to know, thst the poet
was so intoxicated with the encomiums be
won there, that he followed the good cid eI.
ample of Bobby Burns, and became iutoxi
Gated on 'enconiums' Of good deal strong
err character at Helm & Kely's restaurant
that evening. And yet the NormaGtes are
to be bored with il. Who are to be the next
victims? But no matter, 50 you keep the
gun pointed away from Rock Island,
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The TURNRE2IRK.

The annual Turnbezirk, or convention Ct
the Turner's of the Upper Mississippi Dis.
trict convened in this city, yesterday morn.
ing 9th. The Turner Society is one of the De.
cuIiar institutions of the German people,an
in whatever land Teutonic enterprise may
push ltse.', there will be found this organi.
cation, intoxicating the love of freedom and
democrat" principles, physical improvement
OF every description, and proper apprecia.
ton OF music and the drama. Whatever
may be asserted to the contrary. these are
the objects OF the association, united with a
desire to Perpetuate the memories of the
FatherIand' few Of its antique customs,and
to keep awe those fellow feelings so essen.
tial to the welfare of foreign race in an
adopted land, 1t is an axiom of the Turner'S
creed that a sound mind can only exist in
full power with sound body. Upon phys
icsl manhood be would build the mental,
and while cultivating both, neglect neither.
BY this philosophy, fully praeticed, our ma.
tive Americans might profit largely.
The delegations assembled at the Turner
Hall at nine clock. Representatives were
present from all the societies in the district,
which includes all the cities on the Missis.
sppi from Quincy to Dubuque. The Gesapg
Section, Rlee club, opened the exercises
By song Of welcome to the guests from a
distance. This was followed BY an address
of welcome BY R. Koehler, President.
e The convention then proceeded to busi.