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RIVER MATTERS.
MEArHER AND RIyErss.

AND EfSS.
Yesterday morning was cloudy and
wet. The sun came out during the af.
teTnOon, but rain again fell at night. II
the old saying, which we quoted yester-
day, Is true, the winter has about all
gone. The river at this port is falling at
the rate of 2 feet in "a hours, and has
declined some IA feet in all, making the
river now about is feet below high water
mark. The Arkansas is rising. White
river is falling, or was at last report.
Our midnight dispatches, on another
page, give the latest news from above.
Arrivals.
Steamer Ben. Campbell, Hale's Point.
" Mississippi, New Orleans.
" WestmOreland, New Orleans.
[" Leni Lsoti, Arkansas river.
Departures.
Steamer Mississippi, Cairo.
" MolIie Hampbell, Cairo.
Westmoreland, Cincinnati.
" q. w. Cheek, Hale's Point.
" Mainline, Hale's Point
Natoms, Friar's Point.
A" 81. Francis, st. Franols river.
W A. Caldwell, Arkansas river.
Des Arc, White river.
In port.
Ben. Campbell, Fort Gibson, Clifton,
Bermuda, and Lsni Leoti.
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PETRo OIL.
TRUST SAFE.
Trustees Sale.

WHEREAs, Dan Able by his certain deed
OF trust, Gstsd the 18TH day Of June, 1867,
and duly recorded il the Registers Office OF
Shelby county, state 81 Tennessee, Note Book
No. o, psge IS, conveyed 10 undersigned, trus-
tee. 10 following real estate, tO-Wit a certain
county Of shelby snd Stale OF Tennessee, and
described Is follows, tO-Wt: Being the west
half OF the one hundred feet in John ID. Ar
mour's subdivision, known IS Block No. four
hundred and ninety-Eix, 2nd being my feet
nCnt on Pigeon kOOSt road, and running back
one bundled and fOrty-eight and a half feet /;
the same lot as conveyed By Ihos. Jones 10
John ". Jones and W. II. surley, May /, 1859,
by deed recorded Ia The Registers CEc3 or
Shelby county, Tensessee, Book 81. pages "a
said W. Z. Turlsy to the saia Ian Able on the
18th day Of June, 1861, together with al the
privileges and &ppurtenances thereto belong
ing which said cOnve71 nces was made 10 pro-
cure the payment OF q certain note maze By
the said Dan able, and bearing date on the
ssid 18th day OF June, lt67, payable SIX months
after date, Tor the sum OF twelve thousand
dollars; for more Perfect description OF tald
note reference 10 said Coed 4 made and
whereas, default has been made in payment or
ssat note; and whereas, the holder OF said
note has requested and required the under.
signed, trustee, to f~OIeclOse the said deed Of
trust : now, therefore, at The request OF the
h,llder OF said mote, and in accord 2uce with it,
pIoyi.ions with the said deed OF trust, notice
Is hereby given, that o.
Tuesday, the Second Bay Of March, 1869,
u the hours OF 10 a m. aud I p m. at the
froot a.. = Of the Courthouse, GreeuiaW BOOK,
cipy = Ophls. I VIII pro esd 70 sell, fO- cash,
e NJ bidder tn0 above described
henry n. HAT. Trustee
3. Newton Hart, attorney, etc Ia-s
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UDoLPAO WOLFE.
Sole Manufacturer and Importer.
E5TABLIk HE'D IN 1898.
MANSFIELD q HIGBEE.
sepll ecd2 Agents. Memphis
EDUCATIONAL.

HARVARD Jaw SCHOOL,
CAMBRIDGE, MASS TWO TERMs, BE.
ginning FBBRU-lY % and SEP FENBER IS.
1863. The Resident Professors are Theophilus
Parsons, LID, kInCry WashburD, LID, and
nathaniel Holmes. Am. GeAtlemen of dis
tinctiOn in the Profession lecture IRON time 10
time on special topics. Application may be
made Tor circulars or furtder 10
either of the Resident Professors. Jazz
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LUMBER. ETC.
Lumber.
LWn10eT,

oldest lumber merchants In the South
" Yard established in Memphis 1877, sRufld-
ing Material of all kinds. dressed and roueb
Flooring, Doors, Shingles, Ceiling, Blinds
Laths, Misunderstanding, Glazed Sash. Fenc.
and ONCE foot Washington street, near river.
pls dAwtm ID. E. 4 J. W, COCHRAN,
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FOR CAIRO.

FOR NEw ORLEANS.
Memphis and New Orleans Wednesday Packet
- = II Gh5 master
This elegant passenger steamer IT,
Will leave as above OIL aEE
THURSDAY, 4th inst. at . pm.
For freight or passage Apply to
MART WALT < 20. Agents.,
feb2 % Front, street.
Memphis and New Orleans Wednesday Packet
En- HICKS Master
rms splendid passenger PACKET H.
Will leave as above zz9N
THURSDAY, 4th inst, at 5 pm.
For freight or passage apply 10
Akk HAkMSTAD, Agent.
leO2 ~ Madison street
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WINES AND LIQUORs.
WOLVES
Schieda n Schn apps.

THE above Medicinal Beverage is manufac
hured by the proprietor, at his distiuery, in
SchIedaIn, Holland, expressly for medicinal
use.
IL is now some twenty years since the pro-
prietoT hrstintrOduced It TO the American pub
lie, and during that time he has received over
three thousand letters nom physicians. indOrs-
Ing It as the purest liquor they have ever used
in their practice
1t is made nom barley OF the finest quality,
selected with great care from the products OF
the most celebrated grain-grOwing districts, is
Favored with the essence OF the aromatic jnni-
per-berry Of Italy, and Is reeihed by a peculiar
process, which expels from the spirit every
acrid particle.
AS a means of preventing and correcting the
djsagreeable ana often dangerous effect pro-
ducad upon the stomach and Bowels by q
change OF wSter-G visitation to which travel
ers, new settlers, and all unacclimstsd persons
III tine West, the South, and Southwest are De-
cuiiariy Eabis-the SCHIEDAM
SCHEAPPs Will be found absolutely infailible ;
while in eases OF dropsy, gravel, distractions Of
the Kidneys, diseases OF the bladder, structure,
dyspepsia and general debility, it IL recon-
msnded most eInpha1cally by the most dis
til gutshed member Of the medical profession.
II is put up IN quart and pint bottles, IL
cases, with the nRIGe of the uudy- siEned on
The bottle and cork, and = fac-simile OF his sig-
nature on the label, For sale bT all respectable
druggists and country merchants.
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OF CONNECTICUT, L.
Harffnrd comfy ~

STATE OF CONNECTICUT, l..
Hartford county. -
January 7, 1859, personally appeared George
L. chase, President, and George NJ. Colt,
Secretary OF The Hartford Fire Insurance Com
pany, and made oath that the foregoing state
ment by them subscribed, Is a true, full and
correct statement OF the affairs of said Com
pany, and exhibits, so far as can be ascertained
at this date, its actual condition on the Thirty
first day OF December, 1865.
Before me, GEO. SUMNER,
Notary Public.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE,
CoMPTRoLLER's OFFICE,
January L 1shl

STATE OF TENNESSEE,
C"OMPTRoLLER's OFFICE
Nashville, January l, 1859.
!, G. w. BLACKBURN, Comptroller OF the
Treasury, do hereby certify that the Hartford
Fire Insurance Company, located at Hartford
in the state Of Connecticut, has produced to
me satisfactory evidence that said Com
pany has complied with all the require
ments of the laws of the State Of Tennessee i'm
posed on Insurance Companies, and l further
certify that HENRY 3. LITTLETON, Agent Of
said Company, has also complied with the re-
qutreDents of the laws of the State, made
and provided in such cases:
Wherefore, said Hartford Fire Insurance
Company has authority TO take risks and trans
act the business of insurance in this State, at
Memphis, Tenn.
lsEALl g. W. BLACKBURN,
Comptroller OF Tennessee.
By PLUNKET.
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SAMUEL CROGHAS, Prop,r.
NO. 90 NORTH COURT sT

nAY BOARDERS AT DOLLARS A WEEK
IL Qwenty-one tickets) as a person can eat
just when he feels like 1t. Oysters, Game, etc
always on hand.
30 Orders for private parties promptly at
tenued To- lag
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sTEAMBoATs.
FOR oscEoLA.
FOE ~o1acsTTNATr.

FOR CINCINNATI.
Regular Memphis and Cincinnati Packet,
For Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
FORT GIBSON. Woodburn master
This elegant passenger steamer L.
will leave ~2s9NNS
THIS DAY, Sd inst, ct 5 pm.
JAS. L. BOURNE q co, Agents,
teb3 No, - Jefferson street.
For Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
ARGONAUT, No. 2...-..--9us EveThart master
This excellent steamer leaves -
Memphis as above, (
THURSDAY, Alta inst. at S pm.
VINSON q DONAHUE, Agents,
fe3 &4 Front street.
Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Company,
For Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
OLlE I'm ss.s---.--.-..-. --...s.---~-Steln master
This elegant and feet passenger A.
steamer viii leave S
THIS DAY. Sd inst. at 5 pm.
JAS. 7. BOURNE Il CO., Agents.
les NO. Y Jefferson street.
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81 so per Anuum,
81 % per SixSMonths /; OF
rs cts. per Three Months.
H~ Clubs of two or more VIII be sup.
lied at 81 90.
81 The columns of the APPEAL viii be de-
voted to the LATEST NEWS, TELEGRAPH Re-
PORTS, and chssice selections Of READING
MATTER.
@S- Special attention viii be given to our
MARKET REPORTS. No effort will be spared to
advance SOUTHERN INTERESTS and SOUTHERN
ENTERPRISES.
H- The stirring events of the present day
MAKE It necessary for every man to become a
subscriber to a good newspaper. Tosupply this
want, We otter the APPEAL at the above ex-
trsHneiy low rates. conndent that the price is
WitAin the reach of AL. We promise that the
APPEAL, as herStofc re. shah continue to give
satisfaction.
So Rsmittances csu be made either by Post
Orics Money Order o By Registered Letter.
SB- Postmasters Throughout the United States
are requested to act as Agents.
AINsLXE, BEATING q co,
RditSya and Prepristors.
Aemphls, Tenn,
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ASSETS At Market EaIIe

STATE OF TENNESSEE.
Co-HPTRoLLER' OFFICE.
NASHVILLE, January l, 1852
l, q. W. Blackburn, Comptroller of the
Treasury, do hereby certify that the .Rtna
Insurance Company, located at Hartford,
in the State OF Conn e%cticut. has produced to
me satisfactory evidence that said company
have complied with sll the requirements OF the
laws OF the State Of Tennessee imposed OF
Insurance companies. and l further certify thai
Henry A. LAttleton, sgent Of said company,
has also complied with the requirements OF me
laws OF the State, made and provided IN such
cases:
Wherefore, said Ktna Insurance Companv
mus authority to tax risks and transact tile
business OF Insurance il thiz State. AL Mem.
phis, Tenn.
@ W. BLACKBURN.
Comptroller Of Tennessee,
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FOE L POINT.


FOR AENAEsas REvEa.
Regular Memphis and Arkansas River United
states Mai Packet.
LEM Mckee master
rms splendid passenger steamer IL
VIII leave Tor the above on E-N
THURSDAY, an inst. at 5 pm.
!. A. b. ENDI5, Agent,
te3 a1i Front ST., AiCs5y Block.
Regular Arkansas River Weure-day Packet
For hs4eDN, FriaT's Point and PINE BLUM.
Rice master
TINS BpI5uGiG passenger pzakrL A..
Will leave Tor The above ZsEEsN
WEDNESDAY, Sd inst, at 5 pm.
L. a, LEVY, agent,
tebl No. 10 Front street.
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Memphis aud -. rsoeis River tuesday
sscEeL
For Helena, WitEbure and 81. francis River.
The new and elegant sidewaesl Passenger
racket,
SAINT FRANCIS,
Capt 7. r. Bowman, = Sam c. Paine, Clerk
MILL leave Memphis on her en-
" nrst Trip EUE5uAI, NOvem-
Der 2ilh, lor Helena aud 81. Francis river, and
EY.RG TUESDAY THERSAETER.
Fog freight or passage apply on board, or to
LARRY |AAu.hSrAD, Agent,
nOvle ~ No. ~ Madia0a street.
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CAAkBER OF COhzEscr
AGAfH1ss February , iero I
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sl299l2 IS
MISCELLANEOUS.

IL. The greatest amount insured in any one risk
is $4,000, except in special cases.
II. The amount insured In any one city, town
or village, depends upon It's size and how
built.
IS. The amount insured In any one block, de-
ponds as above.
IL. Certined copy of the Charter OF the Com
pany, as dIed heretofore.
10. General power of attorney for Agents to ac-
ceptservic4 Of process previously filed.
GEORGE l. CHASE, President.
GEORGE NJ. COLT, Secretary.
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FOR Sc. FRAaCIs RIVER.

HeguIar Saturday ST. Francis River
Jacket.
For Madison, WIttsbusg and al Way Landings
LIN LII SHELL AdsbeT
LESLIE WAR; Clerk.
E'HIS steamer viii leave es above IT.
L every SATURDAY duting eEE
season returning, leave WitlsDurg every
TUESDAY, a. ? O'Clock pm.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
NLNSON & DUNAHUE, agents,
Ja3 III Front street.
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FINANCE AND TRADE
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL.1
MENPHs. February 2, 1873. !

About the same general features pre-
vailed in the money market to-day
which were noticeable yesterday, except
perhaps, that Exchange vas Offering In
larger quantities upon Eastern points.
There is, however, the same uneven dis
tribution ~perceptible. Some banks have
a large supply, while Others are short.
The demand is fair upon all points, and
rates are unchanged:
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FOR WHITE RIVER.
Regular Memphis and White River Thursday
Packet
III ford masler
THIS new ana splendid Passenger 9Hl
stesnner VIII leave as above on Z=sa%
THURSDAY, February An, at 5 pm.
MAtsT IA q CU., agents,
Ja5J No. % Front street.
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FEBRUARY 3, 8 6
INSURANCE.

!. The name of this Company Is the Hartford
Fire Insurance Company, and Is located at
Hartford, Connecticut.
CAPITAL.
2. The amount of capital stock ISL 100000 %
3. The amount OF capital stock paid
up l,OO,VVO w
ASSETS.
4. Cash on hand and in bank...-. Sl24,60I 70
Cash IN hands of agents, and in
course of .-... l24OS2 So
Bills receivable for leanS, secured
by bond and mortgage, first
lien S5s.6ss 70
Real estate unencumbcred ..--... lbs 90 %
Rents and interest accrued, pay
able January l, 1863 .--...-- HIP 90
Stocks and bonds as per schedule
filed with Comptroller OF state, l,5O2,6S2 81
-
s2,2G7. 2O9 Y
LIABILITIES.
5. Liabilities 10 banks or others, due
or not $..
s. Losses adjusted and due.--.-........- ......--
Z. Losses either unadJusted, Or .....- ---..-
s. Adjusted and not due, - l2J,6S0 50
=. Los es in suspense, awaiting further
-.-...
10. All other claims against the Com
paHy, dividends unpaid, ..... $1,000. 81 "
--
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all brought into consideration, but how
to bring about reduction remained un.
solved The construction of the Niagara
Ship Canal and the purchase of the Erie
Canal by the general government had
their advocates. Others again thought
that lake and canal transportation would
ultimately be superseded by railroad
transportation. On all these subjects a
difference Of opinion prevailed in the
convention as it prevailes among people
generally And what the future is to be,
as to transportation, and what freights,
elevator charges and insurance are to be,
remains undetermined and for time to un-
fold
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-05-13
National Sunday School
Convention,
NEWARK, n. J.,

NEWARK, IN. d., ApIu 20.
The third session of the National SIM
day School Convention met in the First
Baptist Church this morning. A large
number Of delegates from Sunday School
organizations throughout the Union were
present. The Convention was called to
order by Edward Eggleston of Chicago,
and Amos S. Binkle, of Kentucky, was
made temporary chairman, and Rev. FL.
Clay Trumbull, of Connecticut, Secretary
An address was delivered by General
Runyon, of Newark Committees were
appointed and the convention finally or
ganized, with Mr.. Geo. H. Stuart, of Phil
delphia, as permanent president and a
vice-president from each state; Rev. H.
c. Trumbull, J. H. Vincent, Of New York
and B. F. Jacobs, of Chicago, secretaries.
On motion of E. d. Jones, of st. Louis
the greetings Of the Convention were ex-
tended to the Convention of Sunday
School workers in London.
The afternoon proceedings opened with
singing by the children from the Home
for Little Wanderers at Philadelphia.
A delegation from the British PROVING
es was introduced by the chairman liz a
speech of welcome, to which Rev. F. H.
Darling and Alexander Sutherland, OF
Toronto, responded. Rev. Mr.. Henry, OF
the Irish Baptist Union, stated the pro
gress of evangelization there.
The afternoon was occupied in hearing
reports from societies.
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BEEcHER ON Practical Christianity.
We commend to the readers of the TEL
EGRAPH careful reading of Beecher on
practical Christianity" which they will
find in to-days paper. We have long
thought thatreligion consists in doing, rath-
er than in feeling or experience aside from
action. We are satisfied with the defni-
tion of religion given by james: "Pure
and undefiled religion before God and
the Father is to visit the -fatherless and
the widow in their Affections and to keep
ones self unspotted from the world" Do
good and keep free from evil. Such a
one may truly be called religious, without
once imbibing to intoxication in good
feelings.
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in the Cortes
After Caste1ar's Speech.

/ Under date April II, the Madrid CORE
spondent of the London Standard writes {:
CASTELAR, made speech on the 18th which
has certainly raised him to a pinnacle of
popularity seldom attained by any public
man in so short space of time. 1t was
the more extraordinary as it was UMPIRE
mediated, being in the shape Of reply to
a long speech delivered Immediately be-
fore it by one of the digintaries Of the
clerical party, Senior Manterola, the Can
non of VitOria. Castelar's mastery reply
has taken the whole country by storm. In
the streets, in the clubs, in the Commit
tee rooms of the Congress, in the railway
trains, and in the press, scacely anything
else is talked about. Its peroration was
certainly one of the finest and most effec-
tive oratorical efforts to which have ever
listened, and produced the most eXtraord.
mary effect upon the entire Cortes. When
he sat down he was instantly surrounded
by the members of the Republican Left,
who shook his hands and embraced him
in the usual Spanish manner, amid the
most deafening applause from all sides of
the House and from the galleries above.
But this was not ALL Several of the Min
listers arose from the "banco azul," and,
crossing the floor, went up to him, follow
ed by almost the whole of the majority,
and were equally demonstrative as the
Republicans. They grasped and shook
hands, till one would have thought the
arms would drop out of their sockets
they embraced and Rugged him,and many
Of them in their excitement kissed him
1t was never-to- be-forgotten scene. To
crown all, the stoical Rivero, the Presi-
dent of the Assembly, rang his bell ,hasti-
ly pronounced the session over, and in
stantly left his chair to join the rest in
their demonstration The next moment
1 saw him not only clasp the gifted orator
in his arms, but actually kiss him on each
cheek! Nor was the excitement confined
to the deputies below 1t extended Itself
to the galleries above, which, especially
the diplomatic and the press tribunes,w were
Fcrammed They, too joined in the ap
plause
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Chicago Commercial Con-
ventiOn.

A convention of delegates from the
Boards of Trade of New York, Buffalo,
oswego, Toledo, Detroit, and Milwaukee
was held in Chicago week before last.
The question: which chiefly engrossed their
attention was to reduce the cost of mov-
lug grain from the place of production
to New York. A number of committees
were appointed for different purposes
but 1t is very doubtful about their being
able to accomplish anything in reducing
the cost of transportation. And it is
clear that there was not a uniformity of
opinion where the reduction was to be
accomplished. A reduction of lake, ca
nal and railroad freights, of charges by
elevator owners, and of insurance, were
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Z The New York Times says: ''We re-
Gently referred to an electro magnetic en-
CINE for driving sewing machines, that
has recently been invented and introduc
ed in France. We have a note on the
subject from distinguished physician in
this vicinity. He considers that such a
source of motor power for these now in
dispensable machines is imperatively de-
handed. There can be no question that
the employment of the feet upon the ped
ais, now IN use, is source of evil to the
large proportion of females suffering in
various degrees from diseases of the pei
vic yiscera, and consequently such persons
at least, should abstain from using the
machine. The present necessity for sub
stitute ought to present sufficient induce
ment to the ingenious to perfect such an
agency. If the French machine accom-
plishes the desired end, it will prove Of
incredible value"
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-05-13

State Of Wisoonsin-Kenosha County Court
In the. matter of the estate Of Jacob Kiug
Deceased 81
N ETTERS Testamsntary in said matter being
A this day granted to Emily T. King with the
will annexed of said Deceased of the city Of Keno
sha. Therefore on motion OF said Administrative
1t is ordered that six months from and after the tenth
day of May a. D. 1869, is limited to said Administra
rix for the disposing ofthe estate and paving the
debts and egaces said Deceased and for the cred
itors to present their claims against said deceased
hereby given that the Judge orsaid Court viii on
the thirteh day of October A D. 1869 at one clock
P. NJ of said day, at his Office in said County ex-
anime and adjust all claims and demands Of all
persons against said Deceased and that notice
thereof be given by publication of this order in the
Kenosha Telegraph, a weekly newspaper, printed
and published in the city of Kenosha for four weeks
successfully and posting the same in four public
places in the city of Kenosha at least four weeks
before said October 80, 1869. BY the Court.
j. j. PETIT, u
County Judge in and for Kenosha County
Dated atEenosha City the 10th day of May A. D..
1869. 4w50
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KEEP OUT THE COLD,
AND SAVE WOOD:

Oh. SANBORN is prepared to put Rubber
Moulding on windows, SO as effectually to
keep outthe cold.
Every house in the city or country can make
a great saving of fuel by using these strips and
mouldings.. They also guard against the TAX
the cold air is not allowed to enter.
No householder will do without this i'm
provement that has ever triedit, W
Also agent for 4
MLLLER'S PATENT IRON WHITTIER
STRIPS, lo. t'3
For the bottom of doors, which effectually
guards against snow and rain
Apply to the subscriber, near the Episco'
pal Seminary. ,urf
Kenosha, Dec. IL, 1858.
S9tf Z c. H. sANBoRN,
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THURSDAY. MAY IS, 1869
Wisconsin Editors and Publishers Asso-
citation.

The twelfth annual session of the Wisconsin
Editors and Publishers Association will begin
at 10 O'Clock q. m, on Tuesday, the 22d OF
June, 1869.
The annual address will be delivered by
Hon. Moritz Shoeff1er. of the Milwaukee Ban
ner and Volk sfreund.
The writer's of the poem and obituary no.
tees will be duly announced.
Members of the Association will soon re.
ceive further Information regarding the ex-
cursion that will succeed the Convention.
The arrangements at Oshkosh will be under
the direction of the Corresponding Secretary
CHARLES SEYMOUR, President.
GEORGE HYER, Cor. Sec'y,
JAMES ROSS, Rec. Sec'y.
Milwaukee, April 81, 1869.
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How to have healthy Stock. Give them in
their feed once or twice a week one table
spoon full of Farrier's Condition Powders.
They keep them Tree IRON worms, bots, &c,
which trouble stock so much at this time of
the year. Now is the time to use them. Sold
by druggists. 6m33