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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-04-19

on thursday next, the dQODtlOn O.
the 10Th Amendment, will be celebrated
in this city. Senator Revels, Represen.
tative Julian, and other prominent
speakers are invited and are expected
to be present. .
Representative Julian has introduced
in the House joint resolution propos-
ing the Sixteenth Amendment, estab-
fishing female suffrage
General BUTLER has retracted his impu tatons
Gen. ScHENcK, made carly in the session, ayowing
that he has fully Investigated the reports alluded to
and found them utterly destitute of foundation.
There are some other people who will perhaps feel
morally constrained 10 initiate the candor and JUS
tce of General Butler. There has been good deal
OF malicious abuse of General Schenck by persons
who happen to differ with him in regard to Proec-
ton or otherwise but all charges against him yet
take no higher rank than mere calumues.
The Free Methodist Church at Bos-
ton, will he dedicated on Sunday, the
10th of May, next, by Rev. Hart of To
ledo. o The public arc respectfully
invited to attend
The Republicans of the different
Wards in this city will meet on Tues
day evening next, st the places for hold
ing elections, for the purpose of nomin-
ating candidates for Counclmen
Capt. Wilcox, of the Telegram by an
occasional allnson to our private af
fairs, is evidently fishing for a reply,
in kind, from US, regarding some of his
voyages to the ..see" When we find
we cannot fill our paper with omething
more interesting, we shall attend to him.
The Kinnan case was disposed of in
Conference, by the adoption of a reso-
luton declaring that, that body had no
jurisdiction relative to it from the fact
that he had resigned his ministerial po-
sition and membership, "under evil re-
port
Buy THE BEsT-No working man can
afford to use poor tools, and in order to
have good ones, to do your farming and
gardecin G with, go to the New Agricul-
tural warehouse of Moon & Doan, No
BILE street opposite the Depot, who, now
have large stock on hand, and they
are constantly making additions Of the
newest and best Reapers and Mowers
are their best holt
THE INDIANAPOLIS SUN, rather weak
ly Newspaper, is trying to manufacture
a small amount of Cheap Notariety by
nominating Geo. W Julian, for the U S
Senator. SHoo FLY
SERIOUS ACCIDENT.--On Thursday
afternoon, of last week, our old friend
VIM. Cheeseman, met with serious
hurt by his wagon upsetting and throw
ing him On his head. His skull came near
being fractured. He yet complains Of
very severe pain in his head, though
much better. To all appearance, his
case was first thought to be fatal; but
he is now believed to be entirely out of
danger.
ARCHITECTURAL EZRA NYE & STARR
are just finishing up the Galvanized Iron
Work for the new Church in Eaton, O..
and a large installment of elegant and
substantial work was shipped by Rail to
that place yesterday. No Manufacture
ing Concern in the west have superior
facilities for getting up this modern
and popular style Of architectural en-
helishment
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-04-19

If the Spencer-McFarland theory of insanity
is to prevail to any great extent, gentlemen
will have to be cautious in the selection of their
Masherwomen. Mr.. Spencer stated, in his
opening address, that Mcfarland became in
saner than ever when he learned that Mrs.
McFarland's and SIR. Richardson's clothing
was washed and ironed by the same woman.
1t is impossible for gentleman who may have
his linen cleansed, for instance, at public
laundry, to know just how many angelic and
impassioned husbands he may be driving to
insanity, by the unfortunate propinquity of his
Sunday shirt with the dainty cuffs or collars
of some body's wife. Insanity is being reduced
to fearful science.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-04-19
Rights of Women.

Laws have been passed by the California
Legislature during its present session. which
make important changes in respect to the rights
ofwomen. 1t is now provided that the earn
ngs of the wife shall not be liable for the debts
ofthe husband; that the earnings and accuma-
lations OF the wife, and Of her minor children
living with or being in her custody while the
wife is living separate and apart from her hus>
band, shall be the separate property of the wife;
and that the wife, while living separate and
apart from her husband shall have the excul-
sive control Of her separate property, may sue
and be sued, without joining being joined
with her husband, and may avail herself Of
and be subject to, all legal process in all actions
including actions concerning her real estate. :.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-04-19

Obtained for inventors by Dr. u. BREED, Chemist and
late Examiner in the Patent Office who has devoted
Is years to patent business and will promptly pre-
pare papers, drawings, &c. Terms $50 to $50 Write
for circulars
Direct to 8ls street. op Pat. Office, Washington,
d. c.
Refer to Senators Pomerv and summer. n5 2m
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-04-19

The Superior Court of Chicago has decided
that promissory note given by candidate.
for office to a rival candidate, the consideration
being that the receiver of the note shall with
draw from the candidacy, is void, for the rea>
son that such contract is contrary to public
policy. and of a character tending to deba UGH
public morals. The decision is sound and
healthy one.
The Iowa fat man lately IN independent To-
cal ticket. 1t didn't amount to a grease spot,
and their fat was all in the fire.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-04-19

Made of Poor Rum, Whisky, Proof Spirits, and
Refuse Liquors. doctored, spiced, and sweetened to
please the taste. called ''Tonics,' "Appetizers -
sERestorers, &C., that lead the tipper to drunk
eness and ruin, but true medicine, made from
the native Roots and Herbs Of California free from
all Alcoholic Stimulants They are the Great Blood
Purifier and Life Giving Principle perfect Renova-
tor and Inyigorator of the System, CARRYING off all
poisonous tier, and restoring the blood TO a
healthy condition. No person take these Bit
tiers according to directions, and remain L ng ur-
we'll.
800 will be given for an incurable case, provided
the bones not destf Dyed by mineral poisons or
other MEANS and the vital organs wasted beyond
the point of repair.
For Infammatory and Chronic Rheumatism and
Gout Dyspepsia or Indigestion Bilious. Remittent,
and Intermittent Fevers, Diseases OF tile Boo Liv-
err, Kidneys, and Bladder, these Bitters have been
most successful. Such Diseases caused by
Vi lated Blood, which is generally produced by de-
raugement of the Digestive Organs.
Cleanse the itiated Blood whenever you find its
impurities bursting through the skin in pinplcs,
Eruptions Sores: Cleanse it when YOU find il OBJ
structed and sluggish in the veins: cleanse it when
it is foul and your feelings will tell you when. Keep
the blood pure and the health Of the system will
follow.
Pin, Tape, and other Worms lurking in tire system
many thousands, etfectuaily destroyed and
removed.
In Bilious. remittent and Intermittent Fevers
these Bitters have equal. For full directions read
carefully the circular around each bottle printed in
four languages German, French and
Spanish.
J. WALKER, Prop, 81 Commerce ST. N "
r II. MCDONALD CO, Druggist aad General
Agents, san Francisco aud Sacramento California
and 30 q "a Commerce st. Ny.
5rs-SoId by all Druggists and Dealers 81 BIN
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Plantation BItterS
S. T.---l86O---x.

This wonderful vegetable restora-
tive is the sheet-anchor Of the feeble
and debilitated. As tonic and COR
dial for the aged and languid, it has
no equal among stomachics. AS a
remedy for the nervous weakness to
which women are especially subject,
it is superseding every other stimu-
liant. In all climates, tropical, tenn
perate or frigid, it acts as specific
in every species of disorder which
undermines the bodily strength and
breaks down the animal spirits. For
sale by all druggists.
So 6m
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County Republican Ticket.

For Congress- County Commissioners,
yeren;aI, NJ WILSON,. William Brooks,
Oliver r. Jones,
Address $. Virgins.
State Senator, Coroner,
Othniel BeesOn. John j. Rooney
Representatives. Judges Circuit Court,
BENJAMIN l.. Martin, 13th-J. M. HAYNES,
William s. Ballenger l21st-GeOrge III holland,
Clerk Of the Courts, Pros. Atty.
William w. Dud1ey,l21st Cirt-D. w. Mason
Treasurer, Com. Pleas,
John Sim. 9th John L. Rupe.
Auditor, Surveyor,
Elihu M. Parker. Robert A. Howard,
Recorder, Township Trustee,
Jesse f. Jones. William Parry.
Sheriff, Township Assessor,
William ii. Study. William Dulin.
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Republican State Ticket.

Sec'y OF State, Atty General:
Max +. A. Hoffman. Nelson Trusler.
Auditor of State:
John ID. Evans. Judges SUPPER Court:
Treas'r of State: LIST, Jehu Il. Elliott,
Robert H. Milroy. End Charles A. Ray,
Sup't Pub. Instruc'n: 3rd, Rob- z. gregory,
Rarnabas G. Hobbs. 4th, And. l.. Osborn.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-04-19

On Thursday next, the adoption o.
the 10Th Amendment, will be celebrated
in this city. Senator Revels, Represen.
tative Julian, and other prominent
speakers are invited and are expected
to be present.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-04-19

For Congress.
jeremiah, NJ. Wilson.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-04-19

Representative Julian has introduced
in the House joint resolution propos-
ing the Sixteenth Amendment, estab-
fishing female suffrage
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-30
FINANCIAL.

We must confess That we are at a loss TO give
our readers anything on the subject Of finance
to-day which has not been repeated almost
daily for several weeks. The condition OF az
1airs presents 50 much Sameness thai all inter
esI j. lOsI la matters OF this kind except BY
those who have money TO raise, and they can
surely obtain nothiug of a sOlacing nature
nom our report. Borrowers are numerous
and luanable money scarce and hard to obtain
even ON the best Of names except in limited
sums, as our banks are trying % reserve their
funds for the movement Of cotton, which Will
soon be active. Exchange is steady al par
buying Checking n premium.
We can learn OF no movement whatever in
Stocks or Bonds. ThensaFe few on the market
OF any kind and fewer buyers, as money is
more available in other ways. Memphis and
Charleston Railroad Stocks are nominal at
31GS7Zc.
City Scrip is steady at GO96Se buying and sell
ing County ranges from 1a73c, and Tennessee
money at G3a zoe. he demand for each is
light, and brokers are not generally well sup
piled.
NEW YoRK, September q, les a.m-Gov-
ernments were steady al the opening and ac-
tive, but closed duh with a slight decline;
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPxAL.l
MEMPHIS, September =, 1870.

AAAAThASs PsptSAuDtI - AofU.
TAXES on AND COUPONS.
Section IS Of the act Of July a, 1870, 10 reduce
that there shall be levied and collected, for
and during the year Isl, a tax Of % per cent
on the amount OF all interest OF coupons paid
on bonds On on any other evidences 81 debt Is
sued and payable in one or more years after
date, by any Of the corporations In said Sec
lions enumerated, and also on the amount Of
all dividends, incomes and gains declared after
the passage Of the act by any bank, saving
institution, trust, Insurance., railroad, canal,
turnpike, canal navigation ana SLACK water
companies whenever and wherever the same
shall be payable Owing to the peculiar phra-
seOlOgy of the section the Internal Revenue
Once rules that no tax Is to be Withheld upon
ti- interest or coupons Of said companies TALL
ing due during the last i've months OF the cur
rent calendar year, but that such interest must
be returned, ike other interest in the annual
income returns in March next. It also rules
that the tax upon dividends during the same
period aaccrues at the rate Of two and asllalf|
per cent, but Ir a similar reason the law pro-
ding that it shall be collected during the year
1871, it should not be assessed and collected I'm
I'll the expiration of the present year. A cir
cular OF instruction 10 this elect Will be imme-
diately prepared and sent TO all the revenue
officers Throughout the country.
COFFEE.
The New York Grocer OF the 24th sayst-With
the liberal receipts OF Rio cOf1ees since our last,
there has been a very large business, and CON
siderable interest has been manifested 10 in
spect samples, particularly those by the steam
~ ~ AAANa bAAAAh III Va AA0 aNM Twp an
mostly prime grgdeS. The market with the
increased demand shows an advance, princi-
paily on the ordinary and medium qualities,
and holders, in view OF the light stocks in the
United states, are very drm, refusing TO ope-
rate except at fun rates.
stock on IS I~snnsrT. $50. BE- @,g95
Receipts since our dst---.-..-..- 69,4s3
Received previously this year 44a,II4 GO,253
57Q,626
Sales since our last--.-.--.-.---. 1852
Sold previously this year---.----. 4bo-sto ola-S2
stock Rio in first hands this date .- 2gl
" in GaiyestOn-...-.-- 2,14J Il
in altimOre---.--E ,56
Total supplies in first hands in the u. S.-T7,39
The market, generally speaking, has con
finued pretty active Tor the other descriptions /
and although there is much nrmness, yet with
the large supply we see little chance for any
advance. One detriment 10 the trade is the
scarcity OF choice Maracaibos. separate from
or two small transactions in JaVas, they
have ruled almost entirely neglected, and the
market is weak and lower for the pale and
kinds. Brown commands extremes.
owing 10 scarcity. JavaS are pr~opOrtionately
cheaper than amy other cohees, but with an
stock and prospective large receipts, |
here does not appear 70 be any one bold
enough OF willing 20 buy 10 any extent. We
quote for pale, l9149I9zci medium, g49ac;
brown, 292
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-30
AdmIaIstrator sac Of ReaI Estatss

u virtue Of a decree OF the Chaneery Court.
ID sttin2 in and Tor the county of Iowndes
and state OF Mississippi, made at the Juiv
TERM AID lSp, thereof, the undersigned
aonlnistrator de bonis non o. the estate Oh
Ransom II. Byrn, deceased, viii
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SIMMONS

mistaken for rheumaf
anected with loss OF q
boWels In general cos
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Eastern failures are eminently ''respeotable'
in the colossal proportions Of their liabilities
and the microscopic character Of their assets,
Skinner q Co. The amount Of other peoples
money they have made way with and can't
pay is only four millions two hundred and
ninety-nine thousand nine hundred and thirty
dollars aud tWenty-seYen centSi This firm
seems TO be happily named; they have proved
20 be skinneTs indeed The unfortunate peo-
pie who have contributed all this wasted capt.
tai for Messrs. Frank skinner & Co. to splurge
on are named as follows:
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Notice to Contractors.
BROWNSVILLE AND OHIO RAILRoAp.l
ENGINHERla nEErcn

Q EALED PROPOSALS win be received at
= this ONCE until Y O'Clock M, on the oath
day Of October proximo. for the Grubbing
and Clearing, Graduation and Trestle-woFk
Of the line OF this road. between the city OF
BrownsYtle and the town OF Friendship, in
Over COUNTY a distance of 2Z miles.
Plans, profles and specifications may be
examined, and all other necessary informa-
ton can be obtaineda at this ONCE on and ar
ter October 18th.
Proposals must be made for each mile sec
hon, and propositions will be considered for
Oh e-half mile sections.
IA compan reserve the right to reject any
and all proposals whose Terms may not be
considered satisfactory.
The favorable character of this work re-
commends itself to the attention OF contract
nrs. w. .. PICKETT,
sezS Chief Engineer.
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corroS STATEMENT.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, !
MEMPHIS. September %. 1870.


New YORK, September @, 1925 a.m-CottoI
duli- Ordinary, l3Z9i3kc; Good Ordinary
lSM9lStzc; Low Middiings, l0H@i6lSe; Up
lands, f6Z9l7c, Good Middlings, lSd iS4c; Mo
bile, H9U1fc; Orleans, Fz@i7Ec.
y m.-CottOn duh; sales for October, No
Fember and december at lJac. Good Ordi
nary, E%c; Low middlings, l5zc; Uplands
lG4G Good Uplands, lSc; Mobile, T7es Or
leans, HE
30 p.m-Cotton irregular and nominal; Or.
binary, lSNc Good do, l55sc; Low Aiddlings
l6lsc; Middlngs, l65sc; Good, 1E4c; Mobile
l6tsc; Orleans, H1sc-
4:b p-m-GOtt0n-Ondinary l9c; GOod 0rdi-
nary, l51zc; Low Middlings, 161sc; M~fddiings,
IGsci Good Middlings, E5Sc. Sales TO SPIN
ners, 1868 bales; speculation, d; export, $40
contracts, 100 Tor September, l659c; 30 for Oc-
tOber, l5zc; 30 for October, Etsc; 100 for No
yember, BIC; 100 for December, D5zc; 800 for
September, fEc; go for september, 16hc; 100
foTSeptember, I61{c; 200 for September. I534c,
Lee at l5sse, and 100 at l5kc; 30 for November.
M4c,70 at l55zc, and 100 al l5Ec; 500 for Deem
Der, l5a4c; so for January, l55sct and 200 bales
on private terms. Market duh and heavy.
Sales of the weel1-to spinners. 5l5l; specula-
uon, 7S3; export, 1864; contract, $500 bales,
TIE Cotton Exchange viii be closed Tomorrow,
As well as the stock and Gold Boards.
CoTTo N LIVERPOOL.
L1yERPooL. September .. Hoo a.m.-Cotton
quiet. Sales 500 bales Uplands, S4gSSi; Or
leans, 9991Ed.
l pm-Cotton quiet and unchanged. Sales
500 bales. UplanGs, S4gS5sd; Orleans, 99s1sd.
3 pm-Cotton unchanged. Uplands, SO
SGD; Orleans, 99sisd.
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The condition Of the cotton market to-day
was not so good even as yesterday and prices
were lower. Al the opening the inquiry was
very good on a basis OF Hh@IGxe for Mid
dhngs, but al the close l454c was the outside
bought at lac, and no doubt did 50 In small
lots. Very fair orders are coming in, but some
OF them are at such ridiculOusly low figures
that they are laid aside. Very low grades are
neglected at almost any price, and nae cottons
are quite scarce al the close. The DAYS sales
foot up about 100 bales, showing more ACTIVITY
than any day for several weeks back. Both
The Liverpool and New York markets have
declined to-day. We quote as follows at the
close:
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Baltimore Oysters

&c We are the only authorized agents for
the sale Of J. c. Mahony q Co.'s celebrated
Baltimore Oysters, and shall always keep
them on hand, and sell at the lowest market
price. HIS KING q co,
eco 2R and 21S second s.raat
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LuMBER. LuMRER. LuKsER.

WARD established in 49,. In connection
with our large and well selected stock Of
Dry Lumber, we lave our saWm1u IN tins
Navy-Yard, with & capacity OF nfteen thou
sand feet per day also, shingles and Lath
machfnes-keep both sawed and handmade
Shingles: Framing and Dimension Lumber
kept on hand; Dressed Lumber Of all kinds;
White and Yellow Pine Cypress and Poplar
FLOORING. Ceiling, Finishing Lumber. rough
and dressed; Doors, Sash and Blinds, Fenc-
ing. Red Cedar Fence POsts
Yard foot washington street, near river.
ss21d6w n. z. al. W. COCHRAN,
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Saturday, 22d Day Of October. 1870.

In 'front.' of my ONCE, No. 90 Madison street
"a the city Of Memphis. Tenn, within 80
hoursr sell for cash, the following Dr0ner
a. described IN said Trust Deed. town! ~
lie estate owned by said J. Joseph WfTIfaT.
In a tract OF land in the county or SkeTn~o-1
state OF Tennessee, Containing fneen 49,
py ima and described and boarded =
IoHoSs, b west half Of lot nuuber
thlrty-seyen 10. in COOper's division of 4 q
lanu, Particularly bounded and Described -
follows: Beginning at q stake near sVvss-.
gum Tree my feeb from the center OF In
Msmpnls and Charleston railroad markaF
"a d and Up f. thence running Dortn
Two thousand and nfty-dVe 1851 fsef 10 \
STAKE a. The northeast corner Of sfxa-Ts
lot N the name Of A. b. and Y. p. ROze1.
thence east three hundred and twenfv-f0us
ana t~hree-quarters [S2s5G feet to a stake.
thsnce south two Thousand and f0rrv-f9u@
L1g34I Feet 70 a stake nny feet from the center
OF said railroad; thence west three hundref
ana eighteen and-a-haf f3fS1S feet 10 m,
place Of beginning, which said trarf a. an
y slt1aled on the north side OF the Memoirs
ana charleston railroad, about four miIa5f
east o. memphis, and Is now known - fhr+-
Dr. Williams Place" Title believed fo h.
good, but convey only IS Trustee.
JOHN FLTPPIN. Trustse
L 2. Mcfarland, Attorney 80
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-30

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find It an excellent compound OF al
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r. ". CARR. MD.
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