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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-03-02
THE APPRKNrIcss' LIBRARY OF Pull
ADELPHIA.-The Apprentices Library is
lodged in an old historic building at the
corner of Fifth and (now called) Arch
streets, in the north wall of which is set
in marble slab bearing this qua;ntIe
gend: ss8
BY GENERAL SUBSCRIPTION
FOR THE
FREE QUAKERS.
ERECTED IN THE YEAR
OF OUR LORD 1888
OF THE EMPIRE


The founders of the building were or.
iginally members of the Society of
Friends, from which they became se;,a
rated by taking part in the war of the
Revolution. When the war was ended
they formed religious society, and
erected the present library building for
a meeting house. There they Assem-
bled fter the manner of their sect, but
Time, gently covering old wrongs and
bitterness, obliterated their misdeeds
against the spirit of peace, and either
they or their children were taken back
at last into the old beloved fold, and
then the building fell into disuse, and
afterward into possession Of the library.
But the galleries where the ministers
and elders sat, end the massive benches
for the rest of these grim old fighting
Quakers, are still preserved with very
loving care.-[L. Clarke Davis, in
March No. of Lippincotts Magazine
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Glasgow has a chimney 454 feet high,
the tallest in the world.
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THEPALLADIUM,
PUBLISHED TUESDAY MORNINGS, BIZ
D. P. HOLLOWAY & B. W. DAVIS
s%FER1Gs: So, 90 A YEAR. 81
- - PArABLE IN ADVANCE
All Kinds Of Job Printing
Satisfactorily Done, at Living Rates.
O6ace: In the Warner Building, Richmond. Ind.
MoKELVEY'S LIFE COMPOUND.
Is the Best,
The Cheapest,
And the most Harmless
Medicine in the World,
For Nearly Every Form,
OF CHRONIC DISEASE.
IN Dyspepsia it is q certain cure.
IN Consumption it is excellent.
IN Liver Complaint nothing can be
better.
In Kidney disease it is specific.
IN Rhuematism it is an important
remedy.
In Stomach Affections it is unsurpas-
sed
In Female Complaints it is Of great
And in nearly all kinds Of chronic diseases
facts like . charm, efscting speedy cures in
the most stubborn cases.
The afflicted everywhere should not fail to
give it trial, if they desire to purchase health
with but tiifing expense. 1t is not "patent
medicine" nor IS it kept for sale by any drug
gist. 1t is discovery Of physician during a
five years sojourn in South America, and he
nas impaired the secret of its composition to
hundreds Of intelligent physicians, who have
all used it in their practice with the most won>
derful results.
In consideration of its many virtues, have
thought it my duty to engage in the manufac
ture of it on large scale, and advertise it ex>
tensively throughout the world. The method
for preparing it for use is somewhat complex
requiring numerous collection of chemical
tools paraphernalia not usually possessed by
druggists. and for this reason few drug stores
could furnish it properly prepared. if they had
the formula. Therefore, have purchased the
necessary articles, and with the assistance of
good practical chemist am engaged in its man
ufacture and sale.
The "Life Compound" is purely vegetable, its
principal ingredient being obtained from the
root Of plant which grows abundantly in some
parts of South America. 1t is perfectly harm
less in its effects even if taken in triple the
ordinary dose, Wills its invigorating influence
is wonderful indeed, often effecting PERMA-
xENr cure in q few weeks. Read the following
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The Tablet says that one half the
population of Wisconsin is Roman Cath.
0lic
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-03-02

Hungary is to have system of com
pulsory public education, as in Prussia.
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CAREFUL CouNr-The New York Tri
bune counts up the number of convicted
and sentenced counterfeiters Of our ma
tlonal currency, and foots up at one
hundred. OF the felons. A. J. has mar.
doned only ninety seven. The editor
wants the out going President to signal
ize that suspicious event, by pardonine
the remaining three, and thus consum-
mate the infamous consistency of his
counterfeit administration. Consent.
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The general readiness nova days Of
thieves OF the most cowardly and sneak
ing description, to commit murder rath-
er than be caught, is explained by the
fact that there is now hardly more pun.
ishment to be expected for murder chan
for theft. By reducing the sanctity of
life nearly or quite to the level of that
OF property, we are giving every thief
the strongest temptation to get of his
pistol another chance of escape, since it
scarcely makes his chances of punish
ment more formidable if caught.
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NASHVILLE, April 20.-The Rspubli-
csn State Convention, called to nomi-
nate candidates for Supreme Judges, ss-
sembled to-day. Toe three divisions OF
the State are represented, but not fully.
Geo. Andrews, OF East Tennessee, An
drew Mccain, of Middle Tennessee, and
Alvin Hawkins, Of West Tennessee, were
nominated. It was thought the present
bench would be nominated, but Judge
Andrews is the only one. Hawkins,
nominated in place Of Smith, was for
merry 8 member OF the Court.
Judge ShacklefOrd announces his de-
termination to run, Notwithstanding the
Convention.
The storm last night did great damsge
to houses, fences, etc, south and south
east o. the city. Roofs OF houses were
torn Of, walls blown down, fences and
trees Frustrated, etc. The telegraph also
suffered. The storm extended as far as
Chattanooga.
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500 bales in transit. Flour S. a95 70. Whisky
Sje. Corn 0GS5%c. Rice quiet Carouna o34S
S4c, Codee dull. Cuba sugar easier at 1919
Money Is easy at per cent. though rather
more active. Sterling Is hrmer, a1d adVanced
10 81 for sixty day bill and So for sight. In
ports are largely IN excess CT the EXPORTS, and
Leading b snkers find increased o1thculty TO
cover tleirowu bids with lower priced bills
Gold Is drmer. ia symnafhy win exehangs-tt
opened a. S'5zc, advanced TO S4Za3-2Sc and
closed at 3i9f4hse. G!earances Sy7,Oy0,SCV. state
as features; old Tennessee bonds, 70S7te new
6S96S%c.
Cincinnati. Market.
C~IECITEATI, April 2l-Flour and grain IN
Changed whisky soc. PofG 81; Bulk meats
l8%c Hams ISaI9c. sugar I3Z@i5c. MOlassfs
S9@sIc. Butter 5393sc. Eggs l39l6c. Cheese
2oeg22e. Cove iced sl69l6 Is. Timothy seed
Gil.
st. Louis Market
81. LoUIs, April 2.-Flour, "a 7jg5 %
Wheat 81 40al 80. Germ 62G69c. Oats s a65c.
Whisky SIC Pork s3Ig3l 50. Bacon l3AGi6A
9l7Ac. Asrd57%c.
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, april 2l-F our 81 sia8 u. Wheat
81 ESQ. Corn 46hc. Oats 534l5Ac. Rye 81 IA.
Barley q 20. ghwinrs SEC. No asFes SIG
81 %. Sugar I4aI5%c Pork $50. Lard HH@
ISo. BulK shoulders u1z9Itszc. Hams l5Z9 6
LSulsVfIle 1srEeL.
LOUISVILLE, April o. Tobseco-saIes 10
hhds az s. 259l250, PORK Sl 80. Bacon 1919
IzgI7%s BULK meals I2AGI61ac. Lard IsLc.
Com bt963e. OaIst798Sc. Flour So oOS6. Gro
FSTeiSn Markets.
LONDON, April G.--onsufs 981s. Bonds sO5.
HAyRE, April @0.-Coteon on SPOT Ar shoat
FEENKroRT. April O.-Bonds, 81.
LIvEAPOOL, April .0-COttOn easier but not
quotab,y lower. Uplands I21s1 Orleans i-5sd
sales Goa bales.
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CAIRO.

Special Dispatch to the Appeal
CAIRO, April 0.-Psssed, Sam J. Hale,
from Cincinnati to Memphis, at Z am;
Virginia, from Louisville to New Or
leans, s noon; Belle st. Louis, for Men,
phis, a. p.m.; Shark, from ST. Louis
to New Orleans.
The river has risen eight inches. Very
heavy rains have fsllen within the past
twenty-four hours, but it is now clear.
The Thompson Dean has passed Grand
Tower.
The engine Of the passenger train 60
ing north last night OF the Mobile and
Ohio Railroad, fell through a trestle st
Trenton, killing the engineer, two fire.
mel and one passenger.
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INDIANAPOLIS.

INDIANAPOLIS, April 20.-About nine
O'Clock last night a terrific rain and hail
storm, accompanied by wind and Light
ming, passed over this city. The Iddians
Central Railroad freight depot was
blown down, and . number Of other
buildings unroofed. The Waterman at
the Central depot, Allen McCarten, was
killed and several other employees sefi-
ously injured. Rev. Dan Bdllen, s Uni
versalist minister OF Utica, n. Y, was
passing at the time Of the accident and
had taken shelter in the depot. He was
gas seriously if not fatally Injured. The
telegraph lines were oil Frustrated,
but most of them have been repaired
and communication resumed.
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8v Telegraph
FRTGHTFUL ACCIDENTS.
TWO Trains Break Through a
TrtstIe.
several Lives LeSt-NaE1es OF the
Killed.


Special Dispatch TO the Memphis Appeal
DRESDEN, TFNN., April 2O.-Aboat
ore O'Clock this morning, as the west
ward bound train on the Nashville and
Northwestern Railroad ives passing
over 8 trestle about three miles east Of
Dresden, the trestle gave way, pTecipits-
ting into the stream below the engine,
baggage, express and first passenger
coach, leaving the rear or ladies' car
hanging perpendiculsrly, one end on the
track and the other in the gully beneath,
making s. complete wreck Of the train.
The engineer, William Sippy, and his
fireman, a young man named Christal,
were instantly killed and several psssen-
gers severely bat not fatally injured.
Tne accident was caused by the washing
away Of the earth below, aid cannot be
attributed to any neglect Of the railroad
officials.
ANOTHER
Frightful but net serious sccident occur
red about the same time and only q few
miles west of Dresden. The passenger
train coming west broke through s tres
tie about four miles west Of the above
named place, the engine turning over,
but, strange to say, no one was Injured,
the engineer ard fireman jumping from
the engine in time to ave themselves.
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HAVANA.

HAVANA, April 2O.-The DtGTio an
nounces that the insurgents are closely
besieging Trinidad, and have cut off 81
communication with the town on th'
land side. Troops have been sent from
Centiluegos to relieve Trinidad.
1t is reported that 1000 insurgent
we're attacked and defeated by $50 vol
unteers.
Reports continue to be received Of thu
burning Of plantations by tie rebels
The Abslli estate, near Matanzas, /
smoug those recently destroyed.
It is rumOred that a steamer from
Nassau recently landed a large cargo o
srms and ammunition for the rebels q
Puerto,
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1lElg6'fEES APPEAL
TO sUBsCRIBERs OF THE APPEAL.

TO sUBSCREBERs OF THE APPEAL.
The friends Of the APPEAL, in M
guence Of the too Jrequeat losses Of remit
tances to as By mail, are requested to fol
lou the Instructions printed for the guild
dRee Of subscribers and intending SUD
seri6ers, and FORWARD SUBSCRIPTIONS
EITHER BY REGISTERED LETTER by
PesT OFFICE MONEY ORDER, or 6y AN
ORDER on BUSINESS HOUSES IN HemPh3s,
NesU Orleans or Mobile. We cannot and
toU not be responsible to subscribers IN
less these Instructions are JoAo0ed'
More than fifty complaints hare reached
Us, ,cithin ninety days, Of loss Of subScrlP-
ton 6v mail: this ire cannot redress,
and so must insist upon the only remedy
sUittia M reach We tCiU nat BE- re8pon-
sfbls for subscriptions unless they are
mailed to US in The lO0y G6OUs set forth.
AINsLIE, HEATING & co.
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league, saying he vas well satisfied with
The President and his administration.
He saw nothing 10 complain OF and moth
ing to censure. He argued that the
changes were demanded By and would
be sanctioned by the people Of Kaasss.
Confrmations by the Senate {: W. f.
Sparkling, Assessor Fifth District of Ten
nessee II. B. Bonn, Fifth Auditor OF
the Treasury F; w. H. Smith, Marshal OF
Georgia Horace RuOles, Minister TO
Switzerland.
The President Withdrew several NOM
nations intending a. s. Russell OF Penn
s~vIveuia. Minister 10 Costa Rics ; also
sent to the Senate the last batch Of NOM
nations for the present executive session.
He will present a few more ia place OF
nominations rejected or Withdrawn.
Almost go nominations remain to be
acted upon.
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OMAHA.

OMAHA, April 2O.-TheIe was a heavy
storm last night.
Gems. Stoneman and JuXter left for
San Francisco to-day. Their commands
follow in q few days.
A band Of Indians stole the horses OF q
wagon train near Fe-t Laramie last Sat
ufd2y. Troops have been sentin pursuit
OF them.
TIE Central Pacific will reach Molu.
ment Point tomorrow.
The Union Pac.ic is laying two to
three miles Of rails a day.
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FOREIGN.

BRUSSELS, April 2O.-The trouble
among tie miners has ended. No fur
Their riots are spprehended. The work
men announced themselves ready to re-
sumo work peacefully and at q small sd
vance.
LISBON, April 20. "A mail steamer has
arrived from Rio Janeiro. The Para
gusyan prisoners released by the allies
at Augostern had rejoined Lopez. The
Parsguaysns had made several very sue
cessful rsids into the territory held by
the allies.
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HEATHER AND RIVERS,

CAIRo, April 2O.-Up-Snbmsrine No.
10, at 8 3. m. DoWn-SsE j. Haze, al
8 am Virginia, at 9 PM SHARK, st
IOa.m; Belle st. Louis, st FIN. River
rose ten inches.
NEW ORLEANS, Apri! 2O.-Depsrted-
Richmond, for Louisville. Arrived
Henry Ames.
ST. LOUIS, April 20 -Arrived-Com-
monwealth. Departed-City Of Alton.
The river has risen about 3 foot, and sll
the upper treams are swelling. Wealth
er clear and cool.
LOUISVILLE, April @.-Up-R E. Lee
and Bermuda. Down-Cora s. River
rising eight feet nine inches in the
canal.
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CONGRESSIONAL
WASHINGTON, D. C., April 20, 1853.

>wAsHINGToN, D. c., April 20, 1853.
SENATE.
Immediately after reading the journal
Mr.. Ross took the floor and read s long
personal explanation, characterizing the
pablished accounts OF bis interview with
Grant as gross exsgGerations, but de-
nouncing the Presidents removals from
Office merely because the ineumbents
were appointed by johnson. He alec
went into a v~indication of his course du.
ring the past year, and said his future
support OF the administration should not
be blind or subservient.
The Senate then took up E1maud's
resolution fixing the day of adjourn
ment, sine die, on Thursday at 4 O'clock
pm.
A debate ensued, in which Quinn and
Pomeroy thought they eculd not get
through business by that time, and Ed
munds and Morrill, expressed their views
20 the contrary.
The resolution passed with the modifi-
cation OF emitting the hour.
The Senate then went into executive
session and subsequently, adjourned.
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MARRIED.

WILKERSON -DIXON-Yesterday. at Cai-
vary Church, by Kew. DR.. White, DR.. W. n.
WILEsEsOS to Miss FANNIE H laughter OF
Col L. Y. DIXON, al Of this city. no czrds.l
We wish the Doctor and his fair young bride
a smooth trip adown the river Of ti4e. May
all their ways be ways of pleassntness and
their paths be paths of peace health. wealth
and prosperity be their constant attendants
an nsver falling friends ess
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DUBUQUE.

DUBUQUE, Iowa, April 20.-A tornado
passed over the upper portion OF This city
last evening, destroying a large amount
Of property, carrying away houses, taking
of roofs, etc. One nan was killed and
a humble injured. The iowa Brewery
and Sixth Ward Schoolhouse were un-
rooted. It was the most destructive
storm ever known in this section.
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TO ADVERTISERS

The crowded condition Of cur locsl
columns must be an excuse for an inva-
sion Of the rights Of several Of our ad-
vertisers, who will ind their fsyors
crowded over TO the fourth page near our
finance and river reports.
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LANDS on the New Railroad.

TWELVE miles from Memphis, cleared and
1 timEered, in tracts TO suit, viii he offered at
Public sale, fer one. third cash, balance with
out interest, on the premises,
Wetin- sday, Nay IL, 1869.
Also. VALUABLE WATER POWER, for
mill aud factory, 90 Big creek, Qouo 9 IN siz9
and,fed by pereuntsisprings of free-stone water
on the piare.
Also, STEAM MILL; also, Cypress Timber
on the railroad. the abo ye is ACKNOWLEDGED TO
Oe The healthiest place in the country. For
further Information refer to NJ. u. L stewart,
Of the Circuit Court, to Steele. No IS3 Front
street, or TO myself. 5. 5. Rem BERT.
Rembergon, near Memphis, Tenn. April %, 20.
anp1
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BALTIlzORE

BALTIMORE, April 2O.-The case Of
Kimberly against Gen. Butter today
was argued in the United States Circuit
Court. Chief Justice Chase presiding.
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, April 2O.-The damage by
the hail storm, yesterday evening, will
probably amount to 100000. No river
casualties reported. The weather, this
z. m. clear and cool.
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POUGHKEEPeIE.

POUGHKEEPsIE, N. Y, April 20.-Pfot.
Mitchell, the mathematician, died at
Viuier College, yesterday afternoon, from
general debility.
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TOPOGRAPHIC
New orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANs, april 2l.-Coiton Is easier
MiddIines 2S1<c. Sales 1900 bales. Receipts
zzsO bales. Exports 522i bales. Gold 81. SteT-
Iinz sxcnange Az. New York sight &c.
premiun. Flour dull and depressed SUPER
hne s. 20; Xxx IS u; XXX s. 50. Corn Is dull
white 78a7Tc Oals quiet az 74c. Bran 81 AZ.
Ffay firm: prime S8. Pork dull and Eomin21
AT S32. Bacon drmer ST I31z9tT49I7%c. Lard
dull :tfercs 1s9lsc keg 1871 s20Hc. sugar q 10 T;
Gonna on 9Ql0c: prime lac. Molaeses, ferment-
Ing 5Oa55e: prime rebosled nc. Whisky, rscIf-
nsi Western s7g95s. Coffee sitter; fair Is@
I554c; prime E7hc.
Sew Nors MarkeG
NEw YORK, April 20.-Cotton a shade lower +;
sales 27OO bales Uplaads at z1x42sAc, including
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suburban LanSs and Residence
fnr SaAP.

WILL sell my binds, situated three miles
aast- of xhe city, between the Mem phiS and
Tha-Iss,on RsiIroad and the Poplar street
Road. on any terms from east to- credit o
ten wears, and in quantities ranging nom three
- 46raa 2undred acres or 1 will exchange por-
ttons ~ 1t for city D Opefty. or for improve
mems 10 be constructed on other portions.
Nv residence, with rom wenty-three 70 thirty
ora acres az land. will be bid al a bargain for
ASH or on the usual terms. Apply 10 me On
tine premtses, or address me through the Rcss-
once at Memphis. pr.-
apis ~ -~S>NHFAaA'
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ASSETS.


LIABILITIES.
Losses unadiusted and not due--..... s6S,632 90
Subscribed and sWOrn to BY
d. T., SATTERLEE, President.
WIN. 3. GOoDELL, I~ecretary.
STATE OF TENNESSEE,
COMPrRoLLER'5 OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, January !, 1863.
!, G. ". Blackburn, C1mptrollerOf The Treas
ury, do hereby certify that the Home Insurance
Company, 10 lied at New Haven, IN the state
OF Connects has produces TO me satisfactory
evidence tn { said Company has compiled with
all the req ements OF the laws OF toe State
of Tenness g i'm opposed Ou Insurance COmpa-
MES: and 1 rther certify that II. 7. TOmliu-
son, Agent oIsstd Company, has also COM
Piled with the require ments OF the laws OF the
State, made and provided in such cases
therefore said Home Insurance COMPANY
has authority to take RISKS and transact the
business of insurance in this State, at Mem
pills., tennessee.
g. W. BLACKBURN,
Comptroller OF Tennessee.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW MEMPHIS THEATER

Tremendous Success of tae great Caricaturist,
THE LEtFINGWELL, who will remain only
for three nights more, VINO will appear as
the Gushing C.O-inda, a Gri CT the Period.
Wednesday, yeninE. Ap=iE 2I-Wtu be
pro fuc1d the laugh able burlesque Of GIN
DERILLA or, The Lover, The Lack y and
the -itble Glass SIipp -r-GuShipg CiOrinda
a Girl OF the PsriCdb The Lefingweli.
SCALE CT EHICES-Dress Circle ana Psrquette,
s. Orales1ra ChSirs, 81 50 Family Circle, 90
Gents CUiorod Boxes, 50 cents COIOred Gal
lery. 20 cents.
Dor o9ea al quarter to 2 o'clock; curtain Will
r-- 5 precisely. BOx-bOOk open from 10
n'r.lCG an. 20 pm.
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GEORGIA
H0ME INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF COLUMBUS, GA.

OF COLUMBUS, GA. .
INC p o RATED 1850.
Cash Capital paid a--..-.-~.S35O 900 OO
+Ah,4ot %
iHIS Company, on entering It's eleventh year
L OF business, offers the following statement:
RECEIPTS:
Amount Of premiums received in 1888,
less rsJuru Sl47,5 l2 l3
AuOunt Of interest and discount in
sISs.562
Balance from January /, lS8s-. 26,25l SO
s2l2.Sls IS
EXPENDITURES:
Amount cflOsses paid.duriRg
the SO,&S3 u
Amount OF Commission TO
--- 1851
Amount OF Taxes ana all
other GEpsnSeS----....-.. ..--- 1877 81
sl32, 434 70
Amount premiums received since
COmpa1ys Organizatiod-.-------t9l9,OSj co
Amount OF @ yidends paid since COM
pany's organization -..-.-.-.....---..-. 2l5,tOO %
ny's orssnIz4tjo5e.,-.....-.......-~r.-. 42O,252 co
JAS +. bOSEMAN, President.
D.F. WILCOX, Secretary.
So \ special feature in Insurance on dwell
ljngs, Fer particulars call on
V. z. MOORE, Agent,
apZ 29S 7stn st, Memphis, con.
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oRDER OF THE A

ORDER OF THE DAY:
NTEMBEES OF THE ORDER WILL NEXT
wi IN the Lodge Room at 81 o'clock AIN
Tue Procession VIII be Termed by the Chief
Marshsl and his Aide at 10 o'clock on Second
street, faciag north, win then move up Sc sond
street u winchester, ou5 Winchester to Main,
down Main TO Trezevant, out Trezevant to
Saetby, up Shelby 10 Beal, down Bsal TO Sec
oad. aud up Second to Grseuiaw Opera House.
where the order of exercises will be as follows !:
/. Prayer.
8. Address By F. G. a. ]. Wheeler.
4. Prayer.
5. Ode.
G. Bsnedicticn.
TIE Orter VIII reform in procession-and re.
Turn to the Lodge, where they will be dismissed.
The pub &c are respectfully invited.
y arrangement AVE been made with
the variou railroad and steamboat lines to re-
Ia. n al msmbers and their families free over
their respective routes.
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N
-MABE-
Sweet and PalatabIe 20 TIE Taste.

-
VTfs a well known fact to our PHYSICIANS that
Quinins must be taken in me form As
snticOte TO chiiis. fever and the maiarial pos
sons OF cur country : anc II will be gratliylng
to invaIics t. know that this, ne most olttef
of all medicines, can De prepared n the lorW
ofa
LIQUID O r Pc Err
So as to DEPRIVE It entirely OF IFS bitterness, and
render fE both sweet and pleasant 10 t1e taste,
even to Infants and children.
This vafaable medicine can be nund. reaoy
prepared at ala hours, at the Drug Emporium
Qsie r. q. Wassou q Co.. No. SIS Aal1 street..
To Physicians we would say,
Our Prescription Department
Il thoroughly complete Our sssistants IN at
tendance are graduates il pharmacy mus al
sord ug 4 guarantee Of skill a-d care IN us
nansir1 medicine and IN prescrib ng the above
5reDaration. Physicians viii plea~e Wut6 tbs
EvraboI O. d. Tor quinn Du,ciSl and number
Of grains, also whether In q powder CT Ilq1lt
form.
everything pertaining g ire trade. ladies and
zenfle men WfIi find a rare selection of genuine
Lubin's, COudray's and other
Extracts, Perfumes, zte.'
And all other toilet articles OF recent tmPotta-
ION worthy their attention. II VIII anord rs
pleasure to wait on our acquaintance and
others, as ia years past.
The wholesale frade supp1ed IS usual.
WASSOE, S4ElSEH q ~.
apl4 aus Main Street.