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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-07-09

Bas> The Grant County Herald says
that Francis Foster of Little Grant, COM
mitted suicide by taking strychnine on
Wednesday of last week. His reason for
wishing to leave the world was his inabil-
ity to support himself and family. He
leaves two wives, with neither of whom
he has lived for several years.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-07-09

How sleep the brave, who sink to rest,
BY all their country's wishes blest
When Spring, with dewy fingers cold,
Returns to deck their hallowed mould,
She there shall dress q sweeter sod,
Than Fancy's feet have ever trod.
By fairy hands their knelI is rung;
By forms unseen their dirge is sung:
There Honor comes a pilgrim gray,
To bless the turf that wraps their clay;
And Freedom shall a while repair,
To dwell, weeping Hermit, there!''
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-07-09

SAUK CouNrY.-The commissioners of
Sank county. at their session of June 2lst,
allowed pauper's bills to five towns amount
ing s766.l7; allowed printers bills to the
amount of $S26.S2, and fees to sheriff and
deputies amounting to $f27.36. Thes
sums are but pa, of the annual appropri-
atoms for similar purposes. 81 81
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-07-09

THREE WEEKS FOR PENNY ITO stes'
a ducks egg appears to be about as mi.a
an infraction of the laws of property as
could come within the legal definition Of
larceny. In the Court House at Maidstone,
an old waggoner named Thomas Osborne,
for nearly forty years farm servant in
the neighborhood. and without any pre-
yious stain upon his character, was SEN
fenced to three weeks Imprisonment with
hard labor. 1t seems that brute like the
manager of the Jarrow theatre can knock
a girls teeth down her throat and then
purchase immunity with alive pound note,
while the theft of a ducks egg is punished
without any chance of escape, with three
weeks on the treadmil, and utter loss of
eharacter.-Eaglish Paper
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Election Notice,
OFFICE COMMISSIONER REGIsTRATIoN
FOR SWELhY COENTT, ;
ATu,r Il |

OFFICE COMMISSIONER REGISTRATION
FOR SuELhY COENTT,
MEMPHIS May o, 1863.
NOTICES hereby given, that on the FOURTH
THURSDAY OF MAY, 1863, pursuant to writs
of election TO me directed by His Excellency,
the Governor of Tennessee / VIII, at the lawf1l
voting pisces, in each Of the Wards Of the city
of Memphis and In each Of the Civil Districts
of Shelby county, hold an election to I'LL the
vacancies declared by the act Of the Legisla-
ture, passed February %, 1853 as follows, to-wit
Three Judges of the Supreme Court of said
State.
One Attorney General and Reporter for the
State.
one Judge of the Twelfth Judicial Circuit OF
said state.
one Attorney. General of the Twelfth Judi
cial Circuit Of sad State.
One Judge of the Chanee-y CJurtof Memphis.
One Judge of the Law Conrt OF Memphis
/ will, also, in compliance WITH said writs OF
election, at the lawful voting places in the
several Wards of the city OF Memphis, and in
the several Districts constituting the territorial
jurisdiction of the Criminal Court Of Memphis
and the Municipal Court OF Memphis, hold an
election to I'LL the vacancies declared by the
Act aforesaid, as follows, to-wit
One Judge of the Criminal Court OF Memphis,
One Attorney General Of the Criminal Court
of Memphis
One Judge Of the Municipal Court OF Mem
phls.
% e Prosecuting g-Attorney of the Municipal
Court of Memphis. @
said elections viii be held and conducted ac-
cording to the existing laws Of this STATE, ana
as prescribed for general elections by the people.
The several Deputies, Judges and Clerks OF
said elections viii, in due time, be announced.
j. Z. WILLIAMS,
Commissioner Of Registration for Shelby Co.
myS
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MIsSEsSEPPI.
Address TO the People Upon The
Duty Of the Hour.
To tbe People Of Mssissippi.


/ To the People Of Mississippi
Evil, designinA men are intent, by
+ frauds snd lice, 20 slauder snd enslsvt
yCu. They make haste to misrepreseu'
f the most innocent act. We earnestly
/ bsseech you TO e9serve gTeG. prudenc5
1 both in Words and in conduct, ana to pro.
mote peace snd go0d viii in every neigh.
I b0rhOOd. All Mississippians-the home
, folks Of every mplexiOn-includiDg
I all who, from other S ates, in good faith
7 have come TO take part and lot with u
I in veal or woe, need help and to help
Z each other against the RdventUrers who
Z seek to divide and rule them.
Our whole State machinery has been
I subveTted. Experienced officers have
been expelled: snd the military com
mander IL now constrained TO MI the va
caUcles with new and i1eXpeTienced
men. The jury lists are to be revised,
and iurors are to be selected regardless OF
race or color.
Les ali official who can qualify, retain
anG scCept Offices and serve for the pub
Iie good and as new men UnRcquSiated
with the dltiss OF jaroEs ars BOW 70 sit
on trisls involving the hves, liberties
and estates OF The people, let every good
citizen consider how important it IS that
experie0ced meu be dIligent to act and
serve. Let every man suz7mOnsd Is 5
juror be careful, without fail, 70 attend
and perform tAst duty, and aid the in
experienced in the discharge OF the new
trust e0Dfidad to them.
JChn ID. Freeman, George I. Potter,
I. ). y. harJcn, Mm. eIger,
r. Eark-dale. ". =. Harris.
- tvld Shslton. A. r. ohnstJn,
j. ". EJJi son, l.. MINIS,
4. G.. Newcemtr J L. Power.
=. &. klLtrell. A. lirdeu,
Wm. Ii. Alien, Joshua Green,
A. g. Brown.
JACKSON. April -, lSG9.
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NEW YORK.

New YORK, May S.-The Spanish Con
sui, ia an interview with United States
Marshal Barlow this morning, stated
that he had received positive informa.
/ tion that 8 steamer aud several email
sailing vessels are being titted. out to
take luateers and arms to thgCuban
insarg nts, and demspded that such ex-
pedision be stopped. He also called the
Msrshalis attention to the various re-
crui,iDg stations Of tbs Cubans in this
city, and furnished list OF them. The
Marshal yesterday afternoon received
orders from Secretary Fish to prevent
any poes' bic breach Of the neutrality
laws ia re.sti0n to Cubl.
The chief officer Of the steamer Quaker
City denies on bis honor as al officer
and 3 gentleman that her owners had
yhe slightest intention Of sending her to
Cubs, or even TO the West indies.
Police Superintendent Heiveeley has
received q letter from Lsncashier, Eng
land, signed NJ. F. w, stating that
there have been several private meet
ings Of the shareholders in Erie, who
have been sEindled out OF considerable
Gums Of money by theSE:is Directors,
and they have come to an understand
ing for dispensing with principal
thieves" as they call them, in the Erie
company. The writer begs fer a back
out on al boats arriving at New York,
during the next few weeks, and ex-
presses the belief that Mr.. Fisk ia to be
iisuatcned.
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suOIKING AFFAIR.
The ReSuIl,S Of Massachusetts
discipline.

RosToN. Nav g. 1853. .-Edl th Andover
80 fse ,ear-g Of another esd tragedy st
.bouf bslf past eight O'Clock this IOFe-
,,oor FrsDk Cheney, about ntteen ana
a hslf wears old, the youngest of four
chiJSrsn Of AR. a. p. Cheney, the keeper
of a variety store near the machine-snOp,
committed suicide by shooting himself
He had recently commenced attending
- Utgh School, bot did not Ike the
schoOl. and left it on Friday isst Since
that time be had told one OF his sbnms
tbat his mind was made up, aud that he
should not attend that school sgain, his
parsnts did not sympsthize with him 10
- rsiuetspce to 90 TO school, and bis
1sther inforEned bin that he must return
fbis Bsoruing and ask forgiveness OF the
teacher for le&viBg.
Ahont s l'clack ore OF bis sisters, who
aiso attends the school, told him lt was
time to get TeSdy, and be Went 20 his
roasn f0T that purpose 81 she sePDoseu'
Ash he reupsintd longer than ANTICIPATED,
his sister gsnt TO his room snd ioond the
door fastened. she called the father,
who burst open the door, ana Iogna ms
80, lyirg dead on the h)0r. De hs0
,lsad two pistols to accomplish his pur
T,ose. and apparently had discharged
them both st TIE same time. Ide bullet
from one, q small pistol, hsd entered bis
right temple, while q bullet from re-
yolver, which he bad discharged
w;sh his left hand, penetrated bis
hssTs Either wound would have caused
i,'stant death. The noise Of passing car
.isa-a. 1io bso grobshly prevented the dis
L5n cSsTSas nom being heard by the family.
.The Bow was an ppen-beArted, lively lad,
enjoying the estsspl OF ali who knew
him but he was very high spirited, and
the command TO humiBste himself oy
apologizing to his teacher 50 w1ousn'
upon his feelings that, without CONSIDER
ing the effect Of bis rash act upon Die
Friends, ne seizsd the ready weapons
which were keptin the house and terml-
mated bis lie. Fne mother OF the boy ls
almost distracted by this sad event, and
the family, which has been mucn al
fIicted by recent sickness and death, hss
the heSrtfelt sympathy OF the whole
oor1munitV
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EXTRACT OF BUTTEg PLANT.

A brief aliusion 20 the origin Of this import
ant discovery may not prove unintersstins-
Among the authentt sated records Of the re-
nowned Captain Cooks voyage around the
world, Is found the statement, that while So
JO0rning for shors time on the Brazilian
Coast OF south America. he observed the na-
lives using. In the prep ration Of their food, a
peculiar oil, which, upon examination, he
round 10 possess the appearance, taste and
ever be ascsrL2ioed that 10 was simply a sub
stance that the natives distilled IN a crude and
n5t t 1rs11 @ lSon 9S IA SI s1 t
In that warm tropical country. A few years
ago an eminent French chemist. While on 3
professional visit TO the tropics, made nuIner-
Gus experiments with this remarkable pro-
ductian of nature and succeeded Ia extracting
q concen trated essence OF the plant The for
mula for its preparation, and tie Sole Right
for the sale in this c1untry are the exclusive
property OF this company, by whom IL vas
purchased from the original diseoverer. We
claim for this renna rkable, Jet simple ana per-
fectly harmless preparation
lst. That oy lis use net gain OF nom oO %
20 per can't Is made In the man1-aetore OF
cutter.
3D. That Butter, which frsnn age OF whatever
cause, may be strong, rancid, slreaksd OF
genera use BY the aid or this Extract IS re-
stored to its original FRESHNESS and swee6n ess,
fine grain and even color.
3d. BY the use OF this Extract, one pound OF
delt"ious, tresh Butter Is actually made rom
Ons pint of milk. "a
can be made at cost of rom I5 to % cents per
poand The chief expense wherein being But
Ter, which Is the essential base.
5th. That Butter Manufactured by the aid OF
this Extract is equal IN every respect 20 the
best Butter made Oy the ordinary rnethod.
6th. The Extract. after thorough naiysls,
by able chemists, Is pronounced perfectly fre9
from any deleteFiOus substance, the 1Dgredl-
en- Is being purely of q vegetable nature.
7th. In proof Of TIE foregoing assertions, the
factory OF this company Is making one ton OF
Butter per day, which meets with ready sale
In the New York market, and Is consumed
from the tables OF the 6rSt hotels, restaurants
and private families In this city and elssW mere.
A sample package Of the ExTRA CT fscfficient
to make dfty pounds OF Butter). with fu1 di-
rections foe use, VIII be sent to any address on
the receipt Of 81.
CAUrION.-As al articles OF real merit arc
subject to spurious limitations, we would spe-
cialiy caution the public against cOuntsrleita
and worthless limitations, advertised a. pow
ders, compounds. etc., Ss the Extract Of thS
Butter Plant Is prepared and sold only BY
The Eoonomy Butter Company.
Omce-I15 LIBERTY STREET.
Factory-2Ss GKEEsw1cH STREET. n. Y.
State, County and City Rights for sale, offer
ing to capitalists rare OpPortunitits Ior essso-
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CINCINNATI.

CINcINNATI, May S-The Grand
Army OF the Republic have made an ar
raDgemsnt fox bali fare with all roads
leading into the city, for carrying dele
gates to their National Convention next
week.
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EGferNGL duplication, q,

No internal adjuvants being required In any
case, only to regulate the bowels ii cOnsttpated,
or n Diarrbea ana DySentery.
The PILES, while sstOuish1ngly prevalent In
their various forms amongst ali classes Of both
sexes, are, at the same time, the most distress
inz, frequently dangerous, and hitherto most
difficult of cure.
Persons VINO suffer any length OF time with
the Piles generally try every thing they can
tt arm of purporting TO cure the disease, yet re
alize no permanent sdvan age tnersfrOm.
They have been told professionally, perhaps
there was no permanent cure for Piles, and
consequently have despaired of 5ny future ces-
sation from pain and suffering.
TO all such SPECIFIC Is offered for their
relief. The
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JubaI Earlg's InsnIt to MIR. GLASS


From the Bristol (Va-l News, April So.
% Saturday Last Gen. Jubal A. Early
refused co recognize Mr.. r. II. Glass,
who called upon and spoke 90 him. To
he question Of Mr.. Glass as to whether
it was intended as an insult, q en-. EaFiy
replied sfirustively, and was at once
struck by Mr.. Glass, who was in turn
Knocked down by Gen. Z irly. We have
this statement from more than one gen.
tiem2n from Lyncnburg, snd suppose it
is true. Il Is neither our province nor
our present object to defend the political
coarse OF Mr.. Glsss, but Gen. Early
should remember that no man has had
grester reason than ne TO complain Of
the Intolerance of public opiRiOn. We
well remember the time when he wSs
the butt Of popular ridiculs. There are
many who nave not forgotten how he
was held up to popular scOrn on the
cgustic pen Of John NJ. Daniel, as the
TerrSpin from Franklin" We have
lived to believe that bis ssgseity was
then not inferior to the valOr be has
since displayed, but he comes awkward
IL from ais exile, if he shall undertake
70 insult those who may disagree with
him upon the great questions Of the day.
We are sorry ne has done this thing.
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FUNERAL UNDERTAKES
StOrehouse No. 3lI secOnd sEeet
LUMBER, ETC.
LeGasl6Gr
Lqz29968r,

nLDEyr IuIuvvr merchants in the South
" Yard established ia Memphis lS47. Build
ing Material OF all kinds. Dressed and rough
Flooring, Doors, Shingles Ceiling, Blinds,
Laths. Geetherboardfng, Glazed Sash, Fenc-
ing. We don't intend 10 De Uudersold. Yard
and oftce foot Washington srrest. near river
-,lP = s. ~ TOTHRAN
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Agents wanted EFery where.

NJ CADART'S Pure Vegetable Colozing s. q
pound. sufficient 70 give rich golden yellow
20 go pounds Of White Butter; 81 cents per
sample package, sent TO any address. No
farmer should oe without IL, as white ana
strsaky Butter Is worth from SIX 70 ten cents =
yellow. fanz
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CAPT. DAVID DEHAVEN, President.
Coz JOHN 4. GROW, Vfce-President.
HOWARD MILLSPAUGH Treasurer.
NEWTON 8. OTIS. Secretary.
CHARLES s. STEWART. Assistant Secretary.
JOHN b. DAVIES, Chi-f Engineer.
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NJOTICEEThe copartnership Of J. ) DE La
~ kooke 4 Co.. Druggists, in tire city OF siem-
nhts was di> solved on May lSt. 1860 By mEtuRl
consent and from this date viii be khoTp AS
W q erisWoid a Co.. al their old stand No
AS Maia street, corner Of BeaL AL ousinfss
q suuected with the old arm viii be settled Dy
shs new W G. GRISWOLD 4 CO..
my7 Druggists ard Apothecaries,
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BUTTER.
T HE
ECONOMY BUTTER co
7 H E

Ask tAs attention OF al interested N the re-
cuction OF the extravsgant cost OF Butter, to
their practical and economical system OF max
ing pure prime Butter By aid OF the
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General Agent:
/. T. WINNIE EMORE.
special Agent:
&c. HESS, Philadelphia, Pa.
General Agent

Local Agents:
John P. Bab er, New Orleans.
W. Spears, Nics sburg.
+. Y. Rocket, Memphis.
]. 3. Townsend, Grenada, Miss.
J. W. Johnson, Cairo.
j. s. Cox, Evansville.
J. B. Davies, Lou syille.
John Uoob, Madison, Indiana
s. Jones, Cincinnati.
Charles 81. Beck with. Chicago.
Martin q Howard, ST. Louis.
J. +. Merriman q Co.. st. Louis.
Don AlonzO Childs, New York.
Propositions for subscrip ptious Of money or
lands to the capital stock OF the Company
should be addressed to
Fly. ROCKETT.
mhI4 Ageat az Memphis.
No. IL Jefferson street.
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MASONIC DIRECTORY
1869.
LODGES.

LODGE
AF9FRavA, No. Is8 Nests LIST Monday in
every month At Odd-F Fellows Hall, cor. Court
sud Main. John Zent =. a.; John Beam
si,-rss n 5saip1Is. No. lis. Meets ID Friday o.
each uaonIh-HaI, cor Madison and second.
A. y. Wheeler, ". NJ; Benz. K. Pullen, Sec
LElIak SCOTT, No - Meets lst Friday o. escn
r-.J.s-t t1-4sll. corner EadiEOn and Second.
r, " Mitchell, v "; 8 sturm, sec,
DE sCTO, No. -. Meets Sd Friday Of eaeh
ss.ouLn-lda-FeIlOws Hall. P. =. Staalry,
M; r. ". Shslt9n, SEQ.
KELWDNIEG, 30. 81, Meets SIN Friday
of each mcntn-at south Memphis Hs1l,
". NJ 3. &. SuIle1, Ser.
RoTAI. ARUH.
PsFN Cazptsr, No T. Meets p Monuay OF ef.ch
outh-t5ddsFesloIgs' Ran. John zent, 4, Z.
81. p 2. &. Levy sec'y.
Z. AID 9. ~
+ AKA Council NO. 8. Meets 8u la01osy y
zzr1. FOE cb-Cilfd- Fellows Eali, John Aez1tr
II. IL; y. J. Wigsin. Rec,
TEEFLAEs-
CEzKxK Cumuasn6ery, No. l. Meets zih Non
d.v O. sSeh month. Jonn zenl, Coll-i ~ .
NiEEint Rec
A.. AND A.. SCOTTISH RITE
HERxrs AND 8lGrHRAs Lodges meet IN con
function sth Nsdnesdsy IL every month
CE-rPlfIs ~ 80 oE Princes Of Jerussiern, 18TH
80. O. Rent X Pollen, I'd, AaE5A.'si =.
81 sso5s lfoix, 18th. No. !
CbsrIes y. Asazos, ed, NJ. W. E 7. Icz2-
PETITPPE DUFI.EsszTs Council OF K-h, Sota.
80. T. Henry p. Woodart, I'D, Cozinaa-'i
william Y. erode. sc Esec = -, -
CoSg.sToRT OF WEST TESSEssEE. 81. Je1H -
Ginslie- sd, Comm. In Chiefi Doose =
Trader, sd, Beg,
ODD-FELLOW3 DIRECTOHH
,s..-.so F,-css-ryuF1Sr. ko.&LO.O.F. Meets
- ;Lss Ist sad 50 hUEscag nights o. eseu
rTratT + AelIersh- e. p 4. j. DAVIS
IS P: Tf-Cmas Bacon, rcflhe.
HTEr PI5T- l.8u.5E, No. 6.-Eests every Iuss-9g
,-feht a oiclelz- 4 F. Davis, \. t7.i j.
r,rltgzsaw I55De;E, 40. s.-Neets every Non
day DlsEt at { O'Clock A. Beenn. N.S-
- L k-sssIl Y. G.; Thomas bscon' Secretaa-
RUN LouGE. sc. /, Degrre OF F-eoes els--lsels
On ne lgt ri1sy nigh in each month
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Mississippi and tennessee 3. z.
CHANGE OF TIME.

ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, MAY 2, 1869, UN-
~ I'll further notice. trains viii nun as iOll 9ws
NEW ORLEANS MAIL daily leaves Mem phis at
u:45 am, arriving at Grenada at 1:l5 p II /,
making direct connection for New orleans
and all points South
EXPRESS (daiiyl leaves Memphis at 4:S0 pm ,
arriving st Grenasa 1880 p m, making direct
connection Tor Coffoeviue, Water Valley,
Oxford, Holly Springs, and ali points north
of Grenada on Mississippi Central Railroad.
Passengers for NeIo Orleans take the Mail
Train aG lI:45 am. getting Sleeping Cars at
Grenada at 5:l5 pm, which rups through to
New Orleans 1CiA0m change, arriving in New
Orleans In time for business next morning.
Quick Time sure Connection No Night
Changes!
Procure through Tickets at 23755 Main street
or at the Depot
A. S. LIVERAIORE, Gen1 Supt.
G.. P. OAKLEY, General Ticket agent.
SELL HO v ELL, Passen ger agent. mY2
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aoard Of plreetor. COZ the Pressnt Ysar

Board of Directors for the Present Year /:
John A. GROW, J. FL. Montgomery,
Thomas A. Adams, N $. OTIS,
1. T. WinnemCre, DR.. J. r Watkins,
William CreeVy, +. Y. K }ekett,
David DeHavsB, ID {. Martin,
Howard Mill>paugh, Captain Il. q. Carson,
John Paul BakaT, john Cobb,
ID. Noting, Gen. 7. T. Crittenden,
D. W. FlONree, John g. Davies,
Samuel Patterson, :. Z. Hess, Philadel phia
&. d. Cobb. go Front st, Memphis, Tenn,
George Dickson, Memphis, Tenn.
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staRdlnG Committees :

SbS2uAnk NoAAnAbSceb'
Finance Committee IL 7. WinnemOre, John
Paul Baker a. Noting.
Committee on Lands-Howard MIlspaugh,
John a. Grow, ID. W. Flowree.
Comm. ttee on Steamboat s-John B. Davies, j.
Ed. Montgomery, n. q. Carson
Committee on Docks and Wharyes-William
Creevy, n. y. Otis, D. Q. Martin.
Committee On Revision of BYLAWS and
Charter-John A. Grow, ]. P. Baker, Howard
MQlsPaugh.
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Frank guneO's Ice Cream and Soda
water Saloon,

OOO sgCON o DsTRE ET-keeps constantly on
OkyO hand the bsst Ice Cream and Strawber-
res and 5 Spda Water. My Salo n has fust been
ntted up in superb style, and would respect
fully solicit the patronage OF my old friends
and the public generally. epli
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NORFOLK, VA.
Notice to Stockholders.

oTF1cr DESoro INsURANc AND TRUST Co.,
MEMPHIS, Apri Is, 1853.
YElHE Legislature of Tennessee having author
I ized the President and Directors OF the De-
Soto Insurance and Trust Company TO dtscon-
Time the business OF Insurance and adopt the
banking business whenever so decided by a
vote of the stockholders; therefore. the Board
held at the office of this Company, No. AZ Mad
Ison street. on
Tuesday, 1st Dag Of June, 1859,
To test the sense of the stockholders on that
ouestfon Each stock holder Is entitled to vote
In person or by proxy, on the basis OF one vote
for each share. z
]. q. LoSspALE, Secretary, apld
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BUCKEYE SALVE

Is a strictly scientific combination Of well
known remedial agents, ana the proprletors
have no hesitation N saying the BUCKEYE
SALNE Is the
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, May S.-The celebration Of
the opening OF the Pacific Railroad, win
be celebrated in this city on Monday
instead of Tuesday, as was frat contem-
plated. Business will be closed, and all
classes Of people will join IN Il.
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CURE%OF EVERY. FORM
HBM0RRH0IDS OR PILES

WTHETHER OF LONG STANDING OR RE-
w cent origin, internal Or external, whether
attended VIII Prclafsus, Keraorrhage OF OBJ
structiOn, and all by
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What has become OF the Southern
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The Eoonomy Butter Company.
Omce-I15 LIBERTY STREET.
Factory-9ss 9KxEsw1cH STREET. n. Y.

State, County and City Rights for sale, oIfsr-
ing to cauftalfsts rare opportunitit for estaO-
fishing staple business, paying enormous
urof1ts.
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NAVIGATION.
THE MIsSlSSIPPTIYALLEY
NAVIGATIONl COMPANY
OF THE
s OU TIL AND WE s T.
TRE WIsSlSSIPPT VALLEY
SOUTH AND WEST.

To the Owners OF Real Estate I'm Ten
Hessee, HEssissiDpi. Alabama and Ar
Kansas