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PRETTlEST PROPERTY
lN AMERICA.
/ WE are authorized By j. +. Mckinney.
I w Esq, to place on the market, sl public
Saturday, April g. 1871

on the premises, the beautiful Residence and
Grounds com pr1sins. his lcm estead nouna.aI
by Lauderdate and Jackson streets BroarrHa-
and the ID fernando road, when be pr1 1lrurea-
not only Lne hnest properly about LsuIU --
but g. IHE PhEFrIESI IN AMERICA e- d.
as such, we present it 10 public notice.
Tue Residence EN- ubracss a handsome two
story HeIne oullqiuss com par9tlValT rev.
and ample grounds, raEtefullT arFaE zei and.
abundantiy supplied with frult trees 6cI ---
nan1euIal snl uu1erT. Being directly on Ll1
street railroad the location offers great .u-
ducemsnls 90 those who would avail traul-
selves or the comforts of a suburban resi-
dence, beyond the hest HuL dust Of the el T.
Terms liberal and announced at sale
Mr.. Mckinney has owned and occupied Che
property more tban twenty years. and cam
give a FEEFECE TITLE. We invite all his
friends, aud ours, 20 the sale. promising t-l 1uL
the choicest property, with 8 free ride on tl5
street. cars, and Old-fasl10Dgd hos pItaiity il
the bargain.
ROYsTERs TREzEVAET g. CJ.
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daa-Rssldsat Noties.

No % p I'm the Second Chancery Courl
cfssbaIbv Conn ty, Tenuessee.-W. u. Audar-
Sor Va Fanuie ]. Eunt and John A. Hunt.
vt Appearing from aridavfb IN this cause
1 That the defendant. John A. Hunt. is 3
T1on-resident OF the State Of Tennessee.
III is therefore ordered, That ne make hls
4 aposarancs herein, at the courthouse OF tie
second Chancsry Court Of Shelby County, 90
thB city Of Memphis, Tenn, On or before tho
drst Monday In June, 1871, and plead. an.
sWeF or denur TO complainants bin %
the same VIII be taken for onfeassd a. 10
hina and set for hearing eXparte, and that :
f copy or this order be pablished once q Feek
for four successive weeks In TIE Msmph 4
AFFEAL. This april S, l87L
A copy--attasts
III. D. L. STE " Aflf, Clerk and Master.
By q. BELcHER, Deputy o. and "a.
Vance q Anderson Eois. Tor conp't apt
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

3 OTTERY.-Oficial drawings OF the Mis-
IL souri, state Lottery. CLASS I8I.
IS, 90, 30, is, p, SO, Z, p, Al, 2 2s, So s. o.
CLASS I61
%, 42 80, 13, Is, "a, 50, II, Al, 55, So, 60.
Prizes from 500 20 E5OO00 paid in money.
Lotteries drawing daily. Information far
nlshed in the above Lottery by J. Z. FRANCE
461S North Court street. Box H. Memphis,
Tenn, P. o. MURRAY, MILLER & CO., Nan
ayers st. Louis. 40. ap5
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NASHVILLE, April 5.-CottOn dulI; low
middltug, l21&c. Bulk meats-clear rib sides,
lO5ac; shoulders, re, packed. Baoon-elesr
stues, llAc; shoulders, SIC; hams, l255e; su
gar cured hams, 6Zc. Lard, l3c. Corn &c.
Oats, 55g5Oc Flour, S5g5.
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The property belongs to uon-residenGs. Who
viii give eZtraOrdlnary inducements Ll q
purchaser. call without delay.
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RAILROAD LITIGATION.
Decision IN the Plea Of Abatement Entered
by the Eemphls and ClarksyiIle r. r.

We gave sometime since a report Of
the railroad litigation in the Davidson
county ChauCory Court, the plea in sb2te-
ment filed by counsel for the Memphis,
Clarksville and Louisville railroad, and
also the arguments made on each side.
The rest of two weeks came to an END on
Monday last, when Chancellor Earl called
itup and delivered an elaborate opinion,
ana re yiewed at length the points present.
ed in the bill as raised by the plea. This
plea alleges that the following are not
made parties: 1. The stockholders of tho
road. 2. The holders Of bonds issued by
the state. 3. The holders Of second mort
gage bonds. 4. The due bill holders. O..
Many other creditors of the road. After
a general review Of the allegations in the
/ plea for abatement, he holds il insufficient
! In its allegation that the stockholders of
the road should be made parties. Scme
Of the stockholders being mentioned IN
I the bill, the Chancellor holds this sutti-
Client to include the class known as stock
holders he slsO holds it insufficient IN
its allegation that the holdeFE Of the bonds
I issued by the State should be made par
ties. He, however, holds it sufficient as
i to holders of the second mortgage bonds
issued by the company under authority OF
the State, deciding that they should be
made parties to the bill. be refrains from
touohingon the due bill creditors or the
general creditors Of the road.
This decision will render it necessary
for the counsel for the State to amend the
old bill dled, or file a new one as regards
the Memphis and Clarksvlile road. The
suit will 20 on in its other branches mean
while, unless the other roads see ht to
enter the same plea as that made by the
Memphis and Clarksville road, when q de-
lay OF thirty days would be the result.
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CROWDED HOUSES
Standing room at a Premium.
FOR SALE
ONE LANE & BODLEY
SAW-MILL ENGINE

l = plate: fy-Wheel, & feet diameter; Il inch
face; pumps, pipes and valves complete
Boiler prOpoFti0nabe. lrOn-frarne Saw MIL
Carrisse, Belts. etc. All complete and In besl
runnfng order BATTELLE b CO.,
aoE Mauuhis Rolling Mil
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Lest Certificate Of Stock.

FTVHE public are hereby notified that Certid-
i cate No. l23, for forty shares Of stock in
the Memphis ard Charleston Railroad, in the
name Of c. q. Wilcox, dated July 4, 1854, has
been lost or mislaid, and that. at the proper
time, VIII apply 70 the Secretary for du-
plicaie OF the same.
WM. WILCOX,
ans Admir- Of G. g. Wilcox Cec1d.
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SAVANNAH. April 5.-CottOn market quiet;
mtddllng, l55sgAc; net receipts, l49 bales
exports coAstWise, "a bales; sales, I2Ue bales
stock. 48.7s3 bales
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A vOrD oIIaCRG-A victim Of early indis-
"a Grati0n. causing nervous oelllilyi pre-
naetrrs decay. etc. h1vtuE tried Ina vain eve
~ adVaEtlsad remedy, has q simple iAie@-
low sl1srsrH A1lEess j. a. - L--9l-s.
DEW 81 Nassau ST.. New AQr1
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MARkETs.
LBY TELEaRAPA y.


HEW YORK, 3 prn Cotton dull ard un-
eAanged; midliug uplands. l55Sc. Fluur-
dull and 3 shade lower; IS s5G8 SIS for ship
ping grades. Wheat dull, I e9gl 65. Corn
dqll and droOpius. mixed western, eo98lc.
Whisky heavy, 9i@311fc,
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NEW YORK, April 5.-Market fairly active
and prices generally steady for All staple
goods suited to the wants Of the present
trade The only changes Of Importance 10
note are q reduction Of &c per yard In gold
medal bieached muslin, which now sell at
l25Zc. and Waterford double weight brown
Eheeting, which sell at BE
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~ A. p Etltlts
City COmptroliar.
Received and ordered published.
In the APPEAL of tomorrow we viii
rsport the proceedings in extenso. The
above is al Of any moment ths9 tram
spirsd.
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At a meeting of the General Council,
held last evening, the following message
from Mayor Johnson, upon the financial
condition of the city, was read and re-
fsrrsd to the sppropriate committee Of
either Board:
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TIE hosiery tables at the Southern Pal
ace, 332 Main street, is one of the most at
tractive features of this mammoth estaE-
1sehruaut
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on the premises, large uuu Der OF desirable
building lots In thar beautiful ulateau on
the Eastern boundary Of E eU udls. TVluE be-
tween the Louisville railroad and RaIa.zl
road, being a portion OF the Ovsrl0u tract 10
which Memphis IS laid out. and now Tor t-a
nrst time o1eFed Tor sale Wide streets ana
Spacious PARKS or a scale OF iloeralltF, alma
ing AZ the sEealaal promotion or 1eaLtl and
comfort % the occupauts. and beauty % rla
q Oundss have been adopted 1T Mr.. Brink
ley, as VII na seen by reference 20 his plan
OF subo1Yi5lOn4 AND, uFoE THE EEEl1Es 1--
THAT no PROPERTY has EFER EEE7 flI-l- CEu
UPON THIS lEAREEr CFFEEE5G GEEATEE Lf-
DUCElIEcSEs EErEER FOR a sFECuLA AIIF- 1lz
"A FHlalAEEET IN ks in zE-r.
AEFErIlsa IzzMs.-Mlth the view OF p. l--1 8
this property within reach OF the largest
NUMBER Of purchasers, the folloWlnE -ll.r
terms are dEad for the sale. "A paT1elt OF
only One-fourt1 viii be req ulrec ~ c---
The remainder can be paid 10 n14ll-g Ll-
stalmants Of $40, on each lot, uItL lle whole
Is pGid, each monthly inltzllrl9ll 2 pear me
terest only after It's maturity rgrerazesz
desiring TO pay all cash, or 8 larger portion
than e iourEh, VII be allowed a deduction
uDon sneh payment Of oua-tenIn- " arrlltaa
Deeds win Be given, snd deeds % trust taken
10 sell or carry cut the contract on taLlure Cc
original purchaser 90 meet SIX conaacrl-T
mouthfT payments.
Before sale day plans VIII be supplied rom
our once. and the lots and streets WlE la
dasiE iEnatsd 50 IS 70 be mEpeetsl on the
ground
R0YSTER, IRRELEVANT G co.
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WAMTEn

I VDART gEHs-Of lntslligsnes and steady la =
I ffs. at Grand Junction, Tenn, who . ac-
I uuaintsd with the people and country 20 De-
rfn the business or selling ano renting %
{ Northern mem property IN the a9iaesat
counties. W. J. Le1lalAs
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AUcT0H

ny A-Ea11eE GO Co-
Gsa'l Aaoiisa'fs. 2i4 Froaf 81. .shsse a f-as
WILL SILL
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H0TCE

mfAmN R RHVV - I'D
AHMk For any case of Blind, Blsed-
~ A5AHM ing, Itching OF liberated Ellei
thai Ue8INd8 PILE AElA-
EDY fails to cure. It is prepared expressly y
to cure the piles aud nothing else and ms
cured cases or over 20 years staEdlns soia
by al drugefats. Price 500.
GOODYEAR HILLS,
feGg Agents. Z5i Main street.
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ATTENTION. KNIGHTS TEmPLAR

WOU are hereby ordered 20 attend
i special cOnclave Of CYrene Com ~
mandery, No. 4, Knights Templar, for/NN
drill and perfection In Knights Templar
work each Monday, Wednesday and Friday
evening until A prt 18th at Asylum, No. 2e4
Front street, al ~ o'clock.
soiOurning knights are invited to meet
with u.s.
By command.
GEO. MELLERSH, +. @.
T. J. BARCHUs, Recorder. ap8
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ST. LOUIS

ST. LOUIS, April s. -Flour-more inquiry;
superhne winter. S. 90; extra, 81 70. n heat,
SOFT Iowa 81 359l 81. Corn drmer, 491S5ic, in
bulk. WHISKY SIC. Ness pork closed easier,
sly l5920. Bacon, closed easier, clear rio, l05z
9l02c. Lard, L5zc. Hogs, steady. Cattle,
firm, SO I5a5,
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AIETALs.

NEW YORK, April 5.-Manufactured copper
steady; ingOt Lake Superior, 2l1Sc; Pig iron
scotch, firm and higher, S3Q34e; American, b,
5zs56c. Bar iron, 55c; sheet do Russia. 1910
lie, gold. Natls-cut, 81 65; clinch, So l596 80;
horses hoe, l9G3Ic
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THIS H0RHIEG, At 10 O'clock.
without limit orrssgvs

3C0 dozen Planters Hoes-aasortsd slres e--
ste6ls
50 dozen AEes-assorted Sizes east sl5al-
llq box ez CLASSY ara--IsT1rGel.
100 boxes Farlegsted Soap
" Also 2 large raraiL stock OF Er-~
Goods, six Eriagaa, Efgings. Dress Ertt---
Dress Goods Eopllus lacouefs Lawns e..
50 Also, Clothing. Dry Goods. Bool-- sr..-=
Hats. Notions etc. 81 FERNS CASE =Ea
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CoMPFROLLER's OFFICE,
MEMPHIS. Aprfl 5. 1871.

MEMPHIS, April 5, 1871.
To the Honorable General Council:
The following is my report for the
month Of March, 1s7il
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rrNIrED ANCIENT ORDER OF DRU1Ds

d I
TEENRssEE Grove, No. I. U. A. o. D.-Meets AZ
the Druid Hall, No ~ south court strees, o. i.
the first and third Tuesday eysnings IN eacn
month. j. S. Hei1gerss MAJ J. beeIilsE
v. A; F. ". Buttinghaus, Secretary Johh
y. Eichberg. Treasurer. :. a., 11-,,,,,
MEMPHIS GROVE, No. 2.-Aeets al the Dfulu
Hall, 81 Court street. every Ihnfsqay = sFsa q ,
ing. VIM. ST. Loeb, n. Al &. Oeftels v. a :
P shide seeretsry BaEnesy Il Sray ts Ipni ISg,s
Hail, 81 Court street. on tne nfst anu ~ = 81 -
Monday evenings In each n0ntn- a. =
Davis, q A. e9Tgs NJ; dabe9 B3as Treasure s .
CoNCORDIA \. A. CHAPrER, no; i-lsl il s 4sss q. y
the Druid Hall, on the second and l9lEtti
Tuesday evenings in eacn mon n. >. heol-
er.R.S. A.: A. HitEfeld, Secretary,
NFAsoNIoDIREoTORY ~
sourH MExpBrs. No. Il8-meets ID Mondayln
each rnOnth-Hall cor. Madison and Sscone,
W, S. Matthews, W. NJ; Ben. 4 Faileli
AsSGrsopgs No. iss-meets lst Monday IL ey.
arv month AZ Odd-F ell oWs Halli corner
Court and Main. @. N. Carroll W.A'i denn
rE1yt isis sll,S ~ 7rneets Ist Friday Of each
rnoutr-Hau corner Madison and Secona'
81 II Highbee, W. NJ; NJ = qelslls sec .,
DEsOTO no 2a9-meets Sd kTiesy 81 seeh
ToOnfb- -illd-FelI lIogs' Hail. +. q. " illlaLA-
SON W. III; X. w. Shelton sec.
KILWIEEING, NO. 54i-IneeLs 4tn F4i94y ~
enGn mOuAM-=lal slALAA s--A-A
ner OF Madison ana second ~. a. Ho-
naonds, W. "a; Louis Cnapskts Sec.
ROYlL, ,AROH.
49, r7,4.przR- No. 22-Tnests ID Monday OF
I eacb nth-Odd-Fellows Hal A. D
wheeler. M. t. H p. Q. g. Locke, Sec.
MEMPHIS CHAPTEE ~ 10 y. d meets ~ Oao
fsellows' Hall 80 Monday Of each month
Henry J. Lynn, n. E. II. P.i H. q. steever
Secretary.
r. AND 8. n
guREzA COUNCIL. No. e--meets 30 Monday o.
1sacb naou1h-Odd-F Fellows Hail. ID. b. FOrs,
Ter. m. III: q. II. Myers. Rec.
TENPLARS.
/ CXEE1gE COlIlEAEDERYs no, 4--Aeets 4th Mon
DAY Of each month. Geo. Mellsrsk, Com.
4. j. Barchuss Rec.
CAHVaRY CHAPrER OF ROSE CRorx, 18th, No
/ j. Charles w. Adams, 32d, NJ. Wa b. 4
Tomlinsou, s2d, Sec.
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THE figured Grenadines, new styles, at
the Southern Palace, 332 Main street, are
the most attractive goods in style and
price in the city.
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GRAND CONCERT.
At GFesnIxw Opera Rsuss, % a0udayi
AgSiIl0 1871

The following eminent musicians and
iavorits amateurs have kindly consented
TO assist, and viii appear on the occasionf
Prof. II. Shulze, musical director.
Mrs. Czapski and Miss Lewis, sopranos.
Professors Winkler, Syfert aud Holisn-
berg.
Messrs.
II. T. Tomlinsou, Jsckowitz,
B. Houenberg, Otey.
Herzoe. Elliott,
Wood, Kirkland,
Pollock, oliver
Currie, Batons
Lsngatad, Portloek,
WitZmans
What programme from the above list Of
names can be produced, our musical peO-
pie too well know. Mr Herzog assures
us that rare musical treat IS ia store for
our citizens, and we would advise all TO
procure tickets.
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847 per cent, and closing at per cent. State
securities dull and rather lheavy Tennessee,
old, s.; new, 651s. Sterling exchange I90.
Government bonds l65l li6lf 90 61s, li254;
do SIS, HES; do Is s, lIz5s; 40 new, ill9S; 90
0is, Ai54i DO 6ss, lll94i dOl0-io'ai lls3zi cur
reney skies, ll55s.
DRY GOODS.
NEW YORK. April 6-Marret fairIv active
and prices generally steady for ali staple
goods suited 70 the wants Of the present
trade. The only changes Of fmpOrtance 70
note are reduction Of &c per yard In gold
medal bieaehed muslin, Whlch now sell at
l25zc- and Waterford double weight brown
sheeting, which sell at l8c.
METALS.
NEW YORK, April 5.-Nanufactured copper
steady; ingOt Lake Superior, 2l1zc; Pig iron
Scotch firm and higher s3a34e: American
5zs56c. Bar iron, T5c; sheet do, Russia. 1910
horseshoe, lS93le.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, April 5.-Flour-more inquiry;
superhne winter, IS 80; extra, 81 10 n heat,
SOIL Iowa, 81 31gl 81. Corn nrmer, 495E5ic, in
bulk. Whisky, SIC. Mess pork closed easier
Sls 15gzJ. Bacon, closed easier, clear rio, le5z
Sl0zae,, Lard, ll51c. Hogs, steady. Cattle,
firm, 50 25@5.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, March 5-Flour- steady, Wheat.
No. spring quiet, lc lower, closing at I295lc.
Corn npsned nrm and closed dull at 6zJya
o&54cf HighWlnes, $50. Provisions DUH:
mess pork, SO cash. Lard closed at ll3zG
ll5zcs cash.
CINCINNATI.
CIECrHEATI, April 5.-Cotton firm demand
fair mtddltng, 49H5<c. Flour rm. demand
fair for family, IS 25g6 81. Mess pork dull
and nominal, so Lard, 1ES9ll5Sc. Bulk
meats dull and d. coping Whisky 1rm, sc.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, April 5.-Cotton market
firm, unchanged; sales, 500 bales; MiddlIng.
4LGl45sc. Receipts, 3949 bales; exports
foreign, II, ,66 bales; Boston, 1852 bales stock,
SL ,64l.
SAVANNAH,
SAvAETSAH. April 5.-COtton market quiet;
middling, l35sgAc; net receipts, l49 bales
exports coastWise, "a bales; sales, I2De bales
stock, 45, ,7s3 bales
NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, April 5-CottOn dull; low
middltug, l27Sc. Bulk meats-clear rib sides
l052c; shoulders, TIC, packed. Baoon-elesr
stues, llLc; shoulders, SIC; hams, l216e; su
gar cured hams, &c. Lard, l3c. Corn, &c
Oats 55goOc Flour, S5gs.
FOREIGN,
LONDON, April 5.-ConsoIs. 8s5Z Bonds
OF ls52, 8l5s; 5-30s Of 1862 old, 80; 5-20s OF
1907, Sl5si l0-40s, 8SZ.
LIVERPOOL, April 5.-Cott0n dull and un-
ehRngedi mtddling uplands, 75E975<d; mid
ding Orleans, 75s9754d. sales, 1900 bales.
brsedstuh uncnanged.
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rmCTnRH
MEcHANicsl lNsTITUTE

CHANCES INSTITUTE.
I SECOND LECTURE at Memphis Club H-
{ - in aHEEsLAW ofERA HOUSE
TUESDAY NIGHT, APRIL Is, ls7I.
{ ". GIFT
sg1Izer-Hhst The afeehanlc Arts have
done and aTe doing FOR eiFillzatlon-
single Aamissi1n--8 cents
- Members VIII please get tickets ~ arT
Q1leef oi TIE Institute. or az fhs OIca rr
Jones g EaidWlus Archite-ls, Eit WIlLlH.a
block.
81 Apprentices Wiz be atnlfted 1-a. ru
ealti1caia O tlelr De Ger Mechanic OF f.l.-
man 81 -tl Hlou serving
al5 a1CEHfaEL.
SECOND AHEBAL BaLL
rtIVEN b lleuphia Division, Eum1zr g.
~ 5. ol 2. tnzlleela. az
COCHRAN HALL, APRIL 10Th.
Tloksts. 93s can be bad 81 Cochran HaIl
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NOTICE.

OFFICE PEOPLES ms. Co,
~ ME1[P ais, April 5, ISL.
At an election held this day, at the ONCE
OF the Company, for seven direetOrs for the
ensuing year, the following gentlemen were
elected:
". B. dREEELAW. Wa. 81. FAERIEGTON,
N. s. BRUCE. EUG MAGEYNEY.
JOHN OYERToN, IR. c. ". GoYER.
r. B. SNOWDEN.
ans IA. SIMMONS. Secretary.
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OHIOAqO.

CHICAGO, March 5.-FlOur-steady. Wheat.
No. spring, quiet, lc lower, cioaing at l2914c.
Corn npsned nrm and closed dull at 5zJEa
5254eY HighWines, $50. Provisions dull;
mess pork, so, cash. Lard closed at lI9zG
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A MOVING DAY.-After number of
days which were continual reminders
that such things as linen and palm leaf
exist, Saturday last gave notice of a
change in the programme by ringing a
very gale with its early dawn that last
ed without jntermission the entire day.
Persons who have lived long in this
climate, say they never have known so
hard a wind Of so long duration. 1t had
great extent, as well, for from all parts
of this aud adjoining States come reports
of damage done Of various kinds, in
some cases involving loss Of life.
In this vicinity, no casualties have
been reported to life or limb, but con.
siderable loss of property in the way of
Frustrated fences, broken trees aud
shrubbery and racked buildings result
ed.
The new dwelling house of Amos Dor
cas-, north Of Red Oak, which was just
ready for the plasterers, was entirely
torn down.
Near Rochester, a fire in some way was
started in the timber along the river
which ragged fearfully for time, but
fortunately confined between a road and
the creek, finally burned itself out with
out further damage than the destruc
ton of few cords of wood aud a few
acres of trees, but not without givinl
the Inhabitants of that region q goce
scare.
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Bear in Mind.

When disease has undermined the
health, and the physical system has be-
come FRUSTRATED, stimulant that will
not only strengthen, but remove the
cause, should be Immediately resorted
to. Mental distress is also fruitful
source Of the breaking down of the con-
stitution, and the ravages Of this enemy
to health are truly alarming. For all
such maladies Hostetter's Stomach Bit
tiers have been found unsurpassed. BY
acting directly upon the digestive Or
gans, they remove the heavy, disagreea-
BILE feeling after eating, so often com.
planned of by persons Of a delicate tenn
permanent. AS soon as digestion is
restored, the patient finds his strength
increasing, and his general health I'M.
proved.
Thousands of persons certify that it
may be relied on in all cases Of weak
ness or nervous debility attendant upon
sedentary habits. The generality of
Bitters a-e SO disagreeable to the taste
that they are Objectionable to weak
stomach.
This is not the case with Hostetter's
Bitters, which will be found mild aud
extremely pleasant. Balsamic plants,
banks and roots contribute their restora.
tive juices to render it soothing and
strengthening. It's busis is the only
pure stimulant which has ever been pro.
duced, containing no titsH oil, or any
| other deleterious element. The most
careful and skilful chemists have ana.
lyzed the Bitters. and pronounced them
harmless. This is scientific testimony
but the testimony of the hundreds oil
thousands who have experienced the
preventive and curative effects of the
Great Vegetable Tonic" and "Alterna
tive" of modern times is still more con
elusive. In Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia
Biliousness, Nervous Com plants, Chron
ic Complaints and general debility it i.
as nearly infallible as anything in thi.
fallible world can be. [Nol4.w4
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some way found out that on Tuesday OF
last week, a Democratic Mass ~ Con-
vention was held at the office of Piatt &
Carr in this place. The object seems to
have been the selection of eight dele.
gates to the State Convention to be held
at Des Moines OH the 14th of June,
which was done by choosing w. H.
Sharp, J. E. L. Carey, Thos. Knott,
Capt. J. Watson, Louis Phelps, Henry
Hardman, John Culbertson and +. II.
Williams, as we learn from tn Mechan-
icsville Press, now sensibly and courage.
ously for the first time announcing It,
self 1.-The Democratic organ of Cedar
county," With this flag flying, we con.
slider the Press much more respectable
than sneakiDg behind neutral color.
with gun always loaded to the muzzle
with pure and undefiled Democratic
ammunition.
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dren, eight III number, were all present
except one, daughter in California.
AS concerning the habits Of Father
W., some points are worthy of notice.
He never attended circus or show, ex-
cept q display of wax-works when a boy
Of seventeen. He never had lawsuit
on his personal account, and no child Of
his, nor any other person, ever heard
him use profane word-a worthy ex-
ample.
Mr.. w. testifies to the fact that his
wife has ever proved faithful compau.
ion; and though now broken down by
the weight Of many years, yet none the
less dear to him on that account.
Before the company dispersed, pair
Of gold spectacles were presented to Mr..
Virgins by his oldest daughter, Mrs, 5.
johnson, after which followed reading
portion Of scripture, singing and pray
er.
Thus the day passed off pleasantly
and, we trust, profitabIy, to all.
By A GUEST.