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Smyrna times., 1869-02-24

o1i<t Bo9k-r2on il Nr~ Ya,!. l,,1
work ot Presbyterian auth,.,I:;. '''',FE .',E ,~y
been ISSUED. Bet these rwo .,.., r.. ~ h1l
are 4raW'ng nearer to each ,th.r .i';'..
MetA9dI>m, IN these days i ..,;,., ~ ' ''"~-
1t would hc 80 longer pn>~N!, t, ~ '''...
camp-mrrtlhg hymn book which .L..'.' L. '".'~ F..
tam such atrocloGS dogarr, ., '''"' q.
T,. T,, e., ii,,...' Me- !, +. ..'....' ':....
On the other hand, | wish tI.,,,.. u
terlanS had more of the Grand nl W. " i;;....
tire. and trrvor OF appca! To- ,j,. ~,
/. il. C"gIer, b. b. ''''I a''.~.-
An Archbishop EEHrrEn ~, -
In his pastoral letter of .Ia,.rrr,. - ''' -
oisnIWG fGr'ei' lCatholir1 "a Cu..:ll.,,.. j. p
" We live with Irop.,-.,,r ,....,. .'., w.. r..
cast among thcm-W!r dome. i.,.,.....
Christ. One class Of orr fellow ,..,, ''' ...
ancestors cried out, Ills blood L,.,".', ','' ,
ON our chIdren; mrintaintl, Ir,.... ID y d.,
but vile lmp"~tor, and therefor. j., ..,'''.
by their i"rrtathcr-: ana tEi, ;l..,. '4 -.
every Sabbath in their svi,3cn.,,,. :, U''.-
In reply. Rabbi Isaac VI Wj,.,,n.I.,
erS that such charge is the s,.y.r,L Il ~ q -,
ton enumerated in PROV. Vi. "a n II''.'~'e
1t Is utterly false, absolutely ur,rn rr ~
any OF the Jews maintain that .].>n,w, w.. '.'
lmpo>tor that he was justly slain, or, q,
thing OF the kind or anything ,;m;Iar, '.',' a..
taught at any time in our ,ynagngnl. "
whole statement, in the aggregate anj; j. T.
parts, IS condemnahe ta,>chool Tba% bu d. =
bishop never heard such thirr IN .,. ',g ~
g"gu,e; he never read it in any Jswj,b Jp' !
Smyrna times., 1869-02-24

Senator Salisbury broke his leg day or two
since by falling whilst attempting to alight
trom a carriage in Washington. The papers
do not give the circumstances leading to the fall
Smyrna times., 1869-02-24

>, Fine fresh mixtures at 40 cts. A lot of fresh
Cocoa Creams and variety of Kernels. Can.
dies and Fruits Of all kinds just received and
for sale by Mrs. Jenkins
Smyrna times., 1869-02-24

CoUGHs AND COLDs.-During the change
able seasons of Fall and Winter, when coughs
and colds are so prevalent, no person should
be without some reliable preparation for their
cure, They should recollect that neglected
cough or cold frequently terminates in Con.
sumption. Hq&son's Compound Syrup Of Tar
Is the best and most reliable article known for
the cure of coughs, colds, hoarseness, cbroni.
catarrh, sore throat, asthma, and all diseases
OF the throat and lungs. No person should he
without it. Price 80 cents. Sold by ], w
Denny Druggist, Smyrna, and at Drug stores
everywhere. RUSSELL Il Lands,
uec9-1m Proprietors, Phila.
Smyrna times., 1869-02-24
Consumption Can he Cured

An Eastern medical periodical an interesting acco4 81
ne cure OF Mrs Amos Stauer, Manor Lancaster
IA. .n herlltaY CohSumpon Her parents and several
ana sisters died Of this terrible disease Mrs Staufr
was ituHcnd To- mere skeleton the pulse at l4O; her
painfully difficult:
Iarrha worse than chronic and condition so hons
tha AT conference OF the old
onounc'd nGqrahe A. this stage of the disease Dr. = r.
Wt o MliItrNllle Lancaster county. Pa phvsIrian n
RTteh NearS standing prescribed MISHLERS HERR RiT.
ihr patient soon experienced pleasing invgoratinp
SlSh Throughout her entire system,
friends I" continue under DR.. artmanS sL i1 M
H. 1h she entirely recovered Mrs. Stauicr is still
IN'l4; III me ennNm"nt OF perfect health. G.
IrrSitht nt the Lancaster County a National Bank sn
sanNte The narticulars Of this
Smyrna times., 1869-02-24

The detailed accounts received from theSl
of war in Paraguay, South America, fully s1
firm the telegraphic dispatches which analil
ced the defeat and flight of Lopez, and tn.
cupation of the capital of Paraguay, A,un@;1I
by Brazilian troops. The severe losses En@
Lopez suffered in the battle at Angostua, 81
by the subsequent capture of that fortress n:'
have broken his powcr OF resistance, and W
tually finished the war. There may be q
usual, some exaggeration in these report. q,
they come from the camp Of the Allie 'l'
the crushing defeat of Lopez and the ooii1l
tlon of Angostura and A>uncion seem not Y
liable to any reasonable doubt In tgV \
days we must now learn whether the l,:'
the Allies about real cessation OF Wa' Yt''
tions will be confirmed
Smyrna times., 1869-02-24

After enjoying for several months Tfaal a.
quiet than usual, Mexico is again tr,'u'-el w., w.,
instructions. Risings are reported from o.,
a number of places, and in Others ouIo''l p "a
are expected. The second city Of the NH
lie, Puebla, was for short time in the a,51 \
of the insurgents, but soon recapturrIi u
Government troops. In Si>al, also t3' RI n
of the insurrection was compelled to j! q,
simutaneOuSness of the rising indicates ,rr
plot, but as yet no success seems to ID" an
where been obtained by the con>plrat'fN ~
men who are thus far mentioned as 2; III
the head of the movements, Negrete al, =
roga, are not likely to become danger52Et| !. r
actual Government and the peace o. -
public.
Smyrna times., 1869-02-24

lie MARlLANDERS AND THEIR RAILROADS.
Some OF our Eastern Shore exchanges are
snarhng over their railroad projects terribly
Inc present management Of the Maryland &
Delaware Il )ad is severely criticised by the
EIstOn STIR, which states that the funds of
the Company, as well as all other interests of
the road, have been sacrificed to the contrac
tors. 1t looks to Capt. Hardcastle, the late
President Of the Company, to prevent the mis-
appropriation Of the funds. Gen. Tighman
does not seem to meet the expectations of a
majority of The stockholders, and sharp con
test may be expected ut their next annual
election. The other Easton papers saw thew
don't care much how things 60 so they get
the road built to that town. How soon that
will be We do not know; it was promised in
ninety days from the first of January.
The Kent road is likely to have its usual
qulrrels for long time to come. From its
inception to the present it has been weighed
down BY the conflicting interests of this or
that section, and there has never been harmo
ny of action among the stockholders. By 4
notice III our locals it appears that the read
has really been located and contracted for.
however, latter numerous taiures) notwth-
standing the disagreements and chickering's.
BY the present location Chestertownis is ~ miles
south OF the main track-a fatal error from
which the town can never recover by construct
ing branch road. Smyrna can teach other
towns valuable lesson on this subject, learn
ed through hard experience. The plans had
better be frustrated few more times rather
than leave Chestertown in the distance. A
branch road is desirable only as last resort.
Smyrna times., 1869-02-24

Delaware State Bonds bought at best rates
Also 5-2oa l0-40s, gold and coupons, by Jno,
McLear Il Son, Bankers, COZ Market street,
Wilmington. Del.
Smyrna times., 1869-02-24

Remember Wyatt & Garrett shirt manufac.
tnre, when you want white shirts No 62l
Market Street, Wilmington Del. [anI5.ivl
Smyrna times., 1869-02-24

Don't forget to wlite for Wyatt & CARROTS
Circular OF Measurement, No. Cpl Market St. !,
Wilmington, Del IanI5.ivI
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-08
Music by the Band.
POEM prepared by the Rev. r. L. Nc
Ebee, and read by Duke Williams,
Marshal Of the Day.
Music by the Band.
The Grand Marshal of Ceremonies is
Duke Williams, Of the 154th
(Senior) Regiment.

THE S0dslity Band, having found it
impossible for all their members 10
attend, have reluctantly been compelled
to TithdraV the tender of Their services
on the occasion
The Ceremonies viii commence pre-
c!sely at ten O'Clock am, as follows.
Cars will run from the Memphis and
Charleston depot every half hour, COM
mencing 80 nine O'Clock.
The street cars will run every fifteen
minutes.
By order Of the managers Of .Elmwood
Cemetery, no vehicle or persons on
horseback, funerals ~excepted,) will be
admitted 10 the inside of the enclosure.
We would suggest in this connection
inst q box be placed sc the gate
in charge Of 3 committee Of ladies,
in which contributions to the
Memorial Monument Fond will be re-
ceived and deposited. A temporary box
will do for the day, but it would be q
good idea 10 place an iron box, some
thing like the letter boxes, for instance,
permanently at the porteI's lodge, where
it could be Tatchedc and where Rll visit
0r5 TO the Cemetery could deposit from
time TO time their little offerings &c the
fund. They might slso be placed in
other prominent public places. In this
ALL an Q might be raised that
wOnld aid Considerably in d purchase
Of q suitable monument 10 our naLneless
dead,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Common sense ruIes the mass of the
people, whatever the misnamed and nissan
thcopic philosophers may say to the contrary.
Show them a good thing, let its merits be
clearly dsmoustrat' d, and they will not hest
tate to g We 1t their most cordial patronage.
The masses have already ratified the Judgment
OF q physician concerning the virtues OF
BITIERS, ss may be seen in The
Immense quantities of this medisins that are
annually sold in every section OF the land. It
Is now recognized as greatly superior to all
other remedies yet devlsed for diseases OF the
organs, sucn as dlRrrhea, dysentery,
dyspepsia, aAd for the various fevers that arise
from arrangement OF those portions of the
system. Hos.etter's mama is rapidly becoming
a household word, nom Maine to Texas, from
the shores Of tAe Atlantic to the Pacific. These
celebrated STOMACH BIETERS have doubt
less created as much sensation in the COM
munity for their Remarkable cures as any other
medicine extsnt. It's a fact that in the minds
of navy persons e prejudice exists against
what are called patent msdicine s but why
should this prevent you Tesorting to an article
that has sucn an array of testimony 20 suopert
1t as HCSfFTrER'5 STHHACH BITTERS.
Physicians pTAS"~4oe Il why should you dis
cad a.? Judges, usually cons!dsrsd men OF
talent, have and d. use it in their families
why should Ou reject IL e Let not your preju-
dice usurp your reason 10 the everlasting in
Jury OF your health. tits the only D. eparation
OF the kind that Is reliable In all cases. and a. i
therefore worthy Of the consideration of the
AFFLICTED. The BITES are pleasant TO the
taste, agreeable in their effects, and altogether
vsluable as a tonic or remedy for indigestion.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-08
Meeting Of

Pursuant to a call, a meeting of the
Democratic Executive Committee Of
Shelby county, snd the delegates TO the
coming Convention, was held in the Cir
cult Courtroom yesterday. 1t was called
to ordeT by A. Woodward, Esq, Chair
man of the Committee, who presided.
In order TO facilitate the business of the
Convention to-day, q committee OF five
wss appointed 70 prepare an order OF
business and submit the same 70 the
meeting. NJ. D. l.. Stewart, Esq 4,
Chairman OF ssid committee, reported as
folloWs, which wss adopted:
ORDER OF BUSINESS.
First Order.-Fhe Convention will be
csi!ed to order by the Chairman Of the
County Executive COMMITTEES at one
o'clock p.In. precisely.
Second Order-Fhe nomination and
election OF a temporary Chairman and
Secretary.
Iaird Srder.-The nomination and
appointment of q committee of five on
permanent organization.
Fourth Order.-The reception of their
report ana the action OF the COnyention
thereon.
Fifth Order.-The nomination and sp.
pointnept OF q committee OF seven on
credentials,
Saith Ordcr.-rhe calling Of the roll
of delegates and passing tbs same to the
Committee on Credentials.
&eOenih Order.-phe reception of the
report Of the Committee on Credentials
and action thereon.
A1yhth OTder-Ine paiqlette is as
sighed 10 the e%clusiye use OF delsgates;
aud mona etheTs WilTbe allowed to ccou
py seats therein,
Ninth Order.-The noIninetion of can
didates Ia the following order
/. Chancellor.
2. Judge OF the Law Court.
3. Judge of the Criminal Court.
! Judge OF the Municipal Court.
5. AttoTney-GsnefAl Criminal Court.
6. Attorney General Munioipal Court.
Tenth Order.-The election shall be by
ballot, and a majority Of all the votea
cast shall be required to determine the
noG1i alton.
Eleventh. Order.-An candidates whose
names ara presented for nomination
shall pledge themselves to sbide by the
action OF the Convention; provided,
however, tbst in their sOsenGe the pledge
may be made by their friends.
1lOeJth OrdeT.-The Chairman will
appoint q Sergeant-at-sTms 70 enforce
order aud to keep the parqueits clear Of
Sill persons except delegates.
n. D, L STEWART. Chairman
The meeting instructed the Chei.map
to engage the Greenlaw Opera House for
the occasion.
A protest from the Second Ward Club,
claiming ten delegates, instead Of five,
from that Ward, was referred TO the Ex-
ecutive Committee,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-08
LAW REPORTS.

LAW COURT-H. S. Lee, judge
The triai Of The case OF Stewart d Bro.
vs.. Eildebrand IVES resumed yesterday
as sUOn as CouleOnYsned. This action
was brought td%5eoyer 8 certain amount
Of money advanced by ths plaintiffs to
the defendants wife during the war, upon
al obligation entered into On the part Of
said dsfendaRtls wife TO cOnsign to plain
uf5, rs cotton factors, 8 certain guam
THY Of cotton, which obligation, it was
alleged was never performed. Hide
brand averred that his wife was acting
az a femme sOIe, aud not as his agent. and
consequently her acts did not bind him
Upon lie case being given to the jury
they returned q verdict for the plaintiffs
for 1884 IL.
The other cases on The calendar up to.
and including No. 1853, were next in
their turn disposed of.
No. 1854, Bescher, Shultz & Co. VS..
Price & Hoe, occupied the remainder o.
the day, and pending the trial Court &d-
jJurned until moudsy morning.
On Monday the motion docket will be
called, and as there are but few motions
suffered on the same, 1t will be run
through with in an hour or 50, after
which the regular caleRdsr will be pro-
ceeded with, il possible. up to No. 17l7.
In the case OF VIM. Elliott VS.. q. W.
+. Cook, the Court decided that Cook was
entitled TO 3 set-of against the plaintiff
Ia all cases 10 which lie hsd issued war
rants az Justice OF tine PEACE aud charged
8 Reasonable Zee, hit in those In which
an exoI bitant fee had been charged, not
warranted by law, judgment would be
rendered for the plaintiff. The Court has
the papers for the purpose of ascertain
ing the facts.
CRIMINAL COURT. Vim. H3nteT,
Jad9e.-This Court convened yessBrday
So s~nnouaced, but did not transact any
business. iNSsaey motions for new trial
will be beard and determined. No other
business on the esleDdaf.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-08
mEMOREAL ~CEREMONEEs.
Programme tor the Decoration
OF Confederate Graves.

Three years ago on the 26th Of April,
the ladies' Of Columbus, lGs., inaugu-
rated = custom which, in the succeeding
year, spread to and was adopted by the
ladies' Of the entire South-the observ-
apce Of q memorial day." on which
they decorated with flowers the graves
OF the Confederate dead, paying thus an
annual tribute TO the memory Of the de-
parted braves who gave their lives to the
" land We love.n
Finding by experience, last year and
tie year before, that th%e6sh of April
was, in our latitude, still too early to
furnish flowers IN sufficient abundance,
and that the weather at that time was
hardly sufficiently settled for this pur-
pose, the ladies OF our city this spring
deferred the celebration until the first OF
Msy-last Saturday. Our readers are
aware OF the disappointment which they
met with on that occasion. II wss then
determined, as stated in the APPEAL of
last Sunday, to delay it another week
and adjourn the proceedings until to-day,
the 8th OF May.
There having been no announcement to
the contrary, We suppose that the pro-
grEmms already published, and which
We append, will be carried tut to-day.
It is Rs follows:
Music by the Band.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-08

At o special ~e0Dclaye Of Cyreue Com.
msndsry No. 4 of knights TemDIar,
held At their Asylum, No. 204 Front
street, May 6, 1859, on motion of the
CaptAin-GeneEal the thanks Of the Com
mandery wss unanimously voted to Gal
vsry choir, individually and collectively,
for the artistic, delightful, ~sppropriste
and HeaveR-inspiring strains of sacred
music with which the sublime ceremonies
of the church were accompanied on that
occasion and also to our Most Excellent
Prelste, the Rev. DR.. Gsorge White, for
his very able and eloquent address, and
that our Sir knight Recorder request of
big s copy of the sans for publication in
n or more Of cur city papers. And
that a copy Of these resolutions, with
tie seal of the CommaEdery attached,
be sent to the choir and our NJ. Z.
Prelate. N. J. WIGGIN,
Recorder.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-08

20 THE PUBLc.-Tbe pr~oprietors OF
the Lsscells Market, No. Sc Jefferson
street, desire to iufoTm their patrons, and
The citizens generally who wish CHOICE
snd wholesome meets, that la order to
serve them with the am es heretofore,
they must, il consequences of the warm
weseasF, Gust, flies, and other causes,
Close busiaess between the hours of 10
ind 5 O'Clock, and open from 5 to l0p.m.
and from 5 to S am. The sbcye hours
viii allow al 20 obtain their breakfast,
dinner and supper meats, knowing they
have not been exposed to dies and dust.
A fuii snpply OF choice beef, extra NUT
Ton and laNb always on hand ; also All
varieties Of vegetables, aud family
corned beef in the half barrels. LsseeIle
market, Ne. 66 Jefferson street.
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m~ARDEmAN
senier the Choice Of MANY Con
serYaiiYes.

~. EAa H. "..a N". ... "
At smssting Of the citizens of Harde.
msn county, At the CouTtbouse IN Boil
var, on the Ssh day OF May, 1863, IL was
moved ~ Msj. John II. 3 ISIS taat Pltsel
! Miller, Esg, be called to the chair &c
grsside over the meeting, which was
u~aenineusly approved. John J. D1puy,
Esq, was requested 70 act as Secretary
of LhR meeting, who assumed the duties
accordingly.
The Cnaifmsa explained the object of
the meeting 70 be for the purpose OF max
Ing q pubic expression OF opinion as to
tbs most suitable person to be selected as
| Governor 1T the August election next.
Upon motion, the Chairman appointed
the following committee, to-~it: ID j.
NewberD, Jas. B. Harriss ard Willie
Feet to draft resolutions for adoption at
this meeting, who having retired for g
short time, returned and reported the fol-
lowing, which were unanimously adopt
ed, to-Wit:
WHEREAS, On the 5th day Of August
next, tie citizens OF Tennessee will be
called upon TO elect g Governor /; and
where's, it ia desirable to pul forward e
man who will representaHd advance the
material interest Of our State, and who
is competent in every way for the posi-
ton, and at the same time be least OBJ
jectioDable TO all classes Of q people F;
therefore,
RESOLVED BY a portion Of the citizens Of
HaTdeDldn county an Convention assem-.
6ked, That in ID. w. G. Ssnter, the pres
eHt incumbent we recognize q msn emil
Qently qualified for the position, and n
who, ia the present disturbed aspect q
affairs, will honestly endesvOF to admin
lister equal justice to all, and will do
much towards reconciling diseordsnt pO-
itical elements and party prejudice In
our State.
ResOlUed, That should D. ". G. SenteF
be the nominee Of the Convention soon
to assemble, We do hereby most heartily
pledge u support.
Daring the absence Of the committee,
H. NJ. Hill, h g., was called upon to sd-
dress the meeting, who responded in en-
appropriate manner, declaring that while
we were unable to find 8 man in every
way suitable to all parties, ii is policy to
select of those who might differ from
some of us, the most honest and efficient
man as our next candidate for Governor,
and there were such men in the country,
and other remarks TO thu same sffect.
It was further resolved by a large ma
jOrity, that John Aldrldge, present in
cumbent, should be nominated ct said
Convention as candidats for this Sena-
tOrial division of the Safe.
1t was then moved and adopted that
the foregoing proceedings. preamble and
resolutions be furnished for publication
in the Bolivar Bulletin and Memphis
APPEAL.
The meeting then adjourned, peace
and harmony prevailing.
A true copy:
PITSER MILLER, Chairman.
JSo.J. DUPUY, secretary.
Crhe above is published only as part of
tbs news of the day, and must not bs
taken as in any sense endorsed by this
pspsr.-EDs APPEAL
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-08
Meeting CT GIse Executive Com
mittes,

A. 4 meeting of the Bhelby County
Executive Committee'b held yesterday In
the EiTcuit Courtroom, Mr. Woodward,
Charm IN prs ;2S1; in the Chair, it was
Resolved, That the Executive Commit
tee do hot Iecsde or make alterations 10
the apportionment Of delegates to the
WARDS and Civil Districts already an
nounced sad acted upon.
RESOLVED, That the Executive Com
mittee endorse and approve the "OTder
Of Proceedings" for the Convention,
adopted by tine caucus meeting of dele
gates 20 the Convention and members
OF the Executive Committee.
After tbs ~discussiop of much other
bueiDess the Committee, on motion, ad-
urned.
<. WGoDWA Arb, Chairman.
IL. MATHEs. SeciY.
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PRESERVING JARs.-Ths only COM
plete and perfect fruit preserving jar
that has ever yet bsen discovered Oc in
vented is tina of Harteil. 1t is all glass,
aud consequently cannot be affected by
the acids OF the fruits Hhich are put mp
in it. LOtchworth's jar is 8 modification
Of this, and differs from 1t only in hsv-
ing s tin top. It has the sdyentsge of
HaFtelIls, in the opinion OF some, of
being more easily opened and closed.
The East India Company, after years o.
experimenting, settled on these two jars
as the only ones that were to be relied
on. The French Government also came
to this conclusion years ego, and now
we use no others ia putting up canned
fruit and vegetables for the use Of the
ravy and army. a nertell jar
Rlied with peaches in France
in 1852, is on exhibition in the
SHOW wiudoY of our ffiend Charles
n. Efich, No. 923 Main street. The
fruit look as fresh as IL they had been
put up yesterday. Mr.. Erich is the sole
agent for West tennessee; Arkansas and
North Mississippi, OF these most vslus-
bic a6juncts to Housekeeping We learn,
by the way, that M. Erich leaves early
next week for Europe, and will take out
ssYeTsl orders for SsvCes and French
China table sets. He also intends estab.
fishing direct importation OF Bohemian
extraordinarily reducing the cost
Of these most beautiful Of sill the produc-
lions of the glass blower and mOulder.
We wish Mr.. Erich all success in his IN
d~ertakiug, and hope soon to gee him
back among US.