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DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY INSURANCE
- COMPANY. Incorporated by the Legislature
Of Pennsylvania, 1885.
once S, z. corner of THIRD and WALNUT Streets,
Philadelphia.
MARINE INSURANCES
on Vessels, Cargo and Freight to all parts of tAe
INLAND INSURANCES
n Goods by river, canal, lake, and land carriage to
FIRE INsURANCEs
n Merchandise generally; on Stores, Dwellings,
ASSETS OF THE COMPANY,
November l, 1870.
200 United States Six Per Cent
Loan lawful money. ....:. .. Is3S3,37b 90
100000 State Of Pennsylvania Six Per
100000 City OF Philadelphia Six Per
Cent. Loan exempt from
''''''' Cent Loan. ........... . 1SS,s2OOO
10000 Pennsylvania Railroad First
Mortgage six Per CT Bonds. 20, 10000
$4,000 Pennsylvania Railroad Second
Mortgage Six Per Ct Bonds. s5,9SOOC
$1,000 Western Pennsylvania Rail-
road Mortgage Six Per Cent.
Bonds Pennsylvana Rail-
road guaranteed. ............ 100000
$4,000 State OF Tennessee Five Per CT
1000 State i Of Tennessee Six Per ct. '
1850 pennsyivania Railroad Com.
pany (260 Shares St0ck)...... 100000
1000 North Pennsylvania Railroad
Company 200 Shares Stock).. 100000
10000 Philadelphia and Southern Mail
Stock. SE] ]..........!............. @ IOOON
L660 Loans on Bond and Mortgage,
first liens on City Properties. 2ol $4,000
g. n96O $50 Par Cst O, ,9o4 447'sA MRtV1 g. 1893 567Ot
Real Estate e....,..,............ b6,0O0'6O
Bnis Receivable for Insur-
ances made. de.................. 23O,9Il'W
Balances due at Agencies
Premiums on Marine Policies
Accrued Interest and Jther
debts due the CompanI sS,STo4O
Stock and Scrip, etc, OF sun
dry corporations, 1880, est- o.
mated value. SSIxyO
Casn.. n............'............'' A4~'sAl 20
q, $40 727'01
DIRECTORS.
Thomas @, Hand Samuel K. Stokes,
John @. Davis William q. Boulton,
Edmund A. Souder, Edward Darlington
Joseph II. Seal, II. Jones Brooke,
James Traquair Edward Lafourcade,
Henry Sloan, Jacob Riegel,
Henry @. Dallett, Jr.,; Jacob p. Jones'
James c. Hand, James b. Mcfarland,
William Q. Ludwig, Joshua p. Eyre,
Hugh Craig, Spencer McIlvaine,
John d. Taylor, Thomas p. Stotesbury,
George w. Bernadou, John b. Semple, Pittsbrg,
VIM. @. Houston, A. b. Berger, Plttsburg,
II. Frank Robinson, d. q. Morgan, Ptttsbur4.
THOMAS O. HAND, President.
JOHN @. DAVIS, Vice-President.
HENRY LYLBURH, Secretary.
HRNRY BALL, Assistant Secretary.
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Peoples Fire Insurance Company,

NO. 5IA WALNUT Street.
CHARTERED 1859.
Bire Insurance at LOWEST RATES consistent
with security. Losses promptly adjusted and paid
NO UNPAID LOSSES
Asseta December 81, 1870. .Sl2s soITs
CHAS. T. BONN, President.
GEO. BUSCH, JR., Secretary.
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IN @ oRP Or A TE D
L MARCH ] 9 . p 1879, NAV
No. "a NORTH FIFTH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
AssETs. JANUARY i, 1871, 81, sSSSSES ,Sos'sis:oz
STATEMENT OF TIE ASSETS.
Bonds and Mortgages. ................sl,b46, ,s6I92
Keal Estate 80 o5,GOaO
Cash on hand. d........................... 24,44962
s1,7o5,s1s'O7
DIRECTORS.
William H. Hamilton Rosspi aesss ngniOOt
George /. Young, Peter Armbruster
Joseph r Lyndall, N. II. Dickinson,
Levi P. Coats Peter williamson,
Samuel spar6awk, Joseph E. schell..
Samuel Floyd.
WM H. HAMIL1 ON President
SAM0EL SPARHAWK, Vice-President.
WILLIAM F. BUTLER, Secretary.
THE PENNSYLVANIA, FIRE INSURANCE
4 COMPANY.
Incorporated 1S25-Charter Perpetual.
No. 80 WALNUT Street, opposite Independence
Square.
This Company, favorably known TO the commu-
nifty for forty years. continues to insure against
loss or damage by fire on Public or Private Build
on Furniture, Stocks OF Goods, and Merchandise
generally, on liberal terms.
Their Capital, together with large Surplus Fund.-
is invested IN the most careful manner which ena-
bles them to offer to the insured undoubted secu-
rity in the case OF loss.
Daniel Smith, Jr., Thomas Smith,
Isaac HaZlehurst, Henry Lewis,
Thomas Robins, j. Glllingham Fell,
John DeVereuX, Daniel HaddocK,
Franklin A. Comfy.
DANIEL SMITH, JR., President,
WIN. q. CROwELL, Secretary.
THE ENTERPRISE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA.
OFFICE s. ". CORNER FOURTH AND WALNUT
PERPETUAL AND TERM POLICIES ISSUED
CASH CAPITAL Spaid up in fqll $500 10000
CASH ASSETS DsSemSsT IpHSTdRs ls1O'''' SOOSssOO
F. Ratchford Starr, J. Livingston Erringer,
Nalbro Frazier, James l.. Claghorn,
John N. Atwood, William q, Boulton,
BENJAMIN i. Tredick, Charles Wheeler,
George II. Stuart, ThomasH. Montgomery,
F. RATCHFORD STARR, President.
THOMAS H. MONTGOMERY, Vice TTesident
JACOB z PETERSON Asslstsnt-secfetary.
EAME INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. 500 CHESTNUT Street.
INCORPORATED 1855. CHARTER PERPETUAL.
CAPITAL 100000.
FIRE INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY.
Insurance against Lossor Damage by Fire either BY
Perpetual or Temporary Policies.
DIRECTORS.
%niam II. snawl, John KessleT. Jr.,
| John II. Smith, Charles Stokes,
Nathan Hiles, John W. Everman,
George A: West, Mordeeai Buzby.
| CHARLES RICHARDSON President.
| WILLIAM H, RHAWN, Vice-President.
WILLIAMS ]. BLANCHARD, Secretary.
IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE co..
| LONDON.
ESTABLISHED ISOs.
| raid.up Capital and Accumulated FundA
@S,OOO,OOO I'm GOLD.
PROVOST q HERRING. Agents.
No. IO1 3. THIRD svSst PhilAdsIphiA.
HAk q, YRTV08T oHAA 7. HuRRIna
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INSURANCE.
INSURANCE.
STATEMENT
or rHH
AMICARLE
Mutual Life Insurance Company

IN the s1st day OF December, 1870, as made to ne
Auditor Generals Department of the State =
OF Pennsylvania.
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The Rock Island TroI


CHICAGO June 2S The Northwestern University
has conferred the degree OF LID. upon Lieutenant
General Philip ii. Sheridan.
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GoyERNOR PALMER, Of Illinois, says it
is Abaur TO suppose hat the States have
/ created corporations which they cannot
control He says "the States may pre-
vent eZtortion, oppression or unjust dis
elimination against or Ia favor OF locali-
ties or individuals, or to investigate their
management and prevent the employment
Of vast sums of money under their con-
troll for purposes Of corruption. The
separate States have this power over rail-
roads within their limits, and the Federal
Government has a similar power over the
great lines that run through the different
States under the clauses Of the C0nstitu-
ton that gives &c power TO regulate COM
merce among the several States. These
railroad lines are as much She arteries Of
commerce among the States IS the great
lakes. the rivers or the sea coasts. But
what Is the use Of talking about State
goverumeufs controlling the manage
ment of ratlrosds2 The railroad magnates
can buy up almest any Of the state Lsgls-
latures or governments, The railroads
are really a power greater than tbe Staie
itseIf They can control congress- 4ha we
government at Washington as well. ms
inns 81 coming. and NOS far of, when b
federal government viii be called upon
fmpsratfveIg by the people 90 protect
tbsm from the eXaeei0Bs and tyranny Of
the railroad corporations ana 70
control those powerful institutions"
The Mississippi Legislature might wen
conform its action % the Philosophy OF
Governor Palmer, one Of the ableat men,
bers ia the Republican party why may
not Ire NIobls and Ohio and Mississippi
Central roads be forced 10 equelize
charges in aI directions. The people Of
Mississippi are plundersd msrcflessly by
railroads. IN order that trade and travel
be forced to follow certain routes TO
cities that control these highways.
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FOR RENT or SALE.

rsTaETATION-One Of the finest pIanta-
tons lu shelby county, Eiluated on the
TerEsEdu road, I'VE miles from the city con
ra.uEaE- r. acres about lI acres Of which IS
under good fence and was Ia Q
season well Improved and Wstered.
TAEE-Als0. o. small farm IN Arkansas, on
i 30 Francis river, near linden, AIRS, gon-
tanning al aCres-lG of which are An a state
OF cultivation
LrAFE-Alsr. small farm on Horn Lake
road. 5 miles from Memphis about H
acres IN CullVau0u-lb0 acres IN the TRACK
VIII rent OF sell either Of the above de-
FCTHgL places on reasonable terms % reliable
uarrLgs. BILL EON rAIEE d co
HL 30. e6 Front street.
EHAEM-A valuable farm Of TgIls ECrez-1O
u cleared rEu very productive good houses,
UreLar1. garden. l0Hs, etc, etc, on Lagrange
r0a me mile south Of Raleigh, and near NJ
G. E. n. Will sell cheap or VIII .caeetne
Elul cor lF7l For particulars call on NJ. d.
BE- stewart Memphis
.aIs ANDREW STEWART.
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heard 20 remark. q few days PRIOR 70 bis
disappearance. that be was tired Of living.
As soon as the present rise In the river
subsidies, diligent search will be made 70
recover the body ia the vicinity where the
coat and hat were found, As Mr.. Day1s,
when be left the house, had a rope with
him. % is thought that, Ia order TO make
the rash act Of self-dsstruction dOubiy
sure. he tied a rock to bis wi neck, and
then plunged into the river. The above
fscts and sUppositiOns we're given us by
an old subscriber, iu whom implicit con
ddence can be placed"
Captain Athey yesterday arrested
Henry Wilson alias Henry Harper, from
New Orleans, for whom a reward was Of
fsred last fell. A description Of the cul-
prit, clipped from a New Orleans paper,
has been framed in the station house for
a month or two. Yesterday Captain
Athey saw and recognized the gentleman
He ssked his name; q false M was given,
but the reprobate was taken in, and a dis
patch forwarded asking for a requisition.
Wilson cut a wOmau's throat from ear 70
ear, on .he 9Th ofJune last, and aiterWard
kicked q woman, who was egtcfente, TO
death. Wilson came down the river 3
few days ago on a tow Of barges. he
thought himself very safe until Captain
Athey tapped him geutlyon the shoulder.
we MAKE olAn lNf bAt Ag4ApW AAA WAFA
pleasure, and congratulate Brother Thorn
as upon his success. His plans were well
and carefully laid, and he has worked out
his designs with care and precision;
CLIFTON, TENN, January %, 1871.
Editors ABDed-For the Information Of
your many Masonic readers ia West Ten
nessee I viii trouble YOU with this COM
munication. ] am here on the wing in
behalf Of that great enterprise Of Tonnes
see. the Masonic Orphans Home, an en-
terprise in which yoU have already taken
q great interest. I have just completed
NV snvas Of West Tennessee, having
visited every lodge therein except three
The subscriptions to the endowment fund
obtained from the lodges visited and indl-
vidual members amounts TO so 800 About
twenty lodges have have not taken action
vet that have been visited. l have met
with but one that voted dewn The propO-
sition: one of its members gave i've hum
drad dollars I'm it's stead. ! cannot but
believe that these lodges viii take the
same favorable action in regard 70 the
Home that the others have, thus securing
the first H0ms in West Tennessee. /
shall from his point continue and visit
the Lodges in Middle Tennessee. Respect
fully. T. A. THOMAS, d. q. NJ,
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Attachment aOaes.

No. so, A. BIN the Second Circuit Court O..
shelby c-unty, Teun-GaIbrsath, SteWaE.
Co, Vi. j. y. smith.
y TINS cause an attachment having been
a sueo cut under section 500 81 the Code and
retaAneu into court, levied upon tue PERSONA
properly viz box saddltry5 bale Of cui-
lars ALuuEH OF Merchandise Dds 41uFp q
dds m6al, I easE meat, OF defendant ana
au0aV1 haViug been male that tAe celeuds
amt ]. II. SMITH. Is Indebted % plalulu In
the sum OF g8OI 81 by account and thar the
defendant, J.. r. Smith is q non-Fesld=uE OF
the state OF Tennessee
1t Is therefore Oruered that be make his
personal apDearauce herein, before the Judge
or the secoGd Circuit court OF shelby ounty
on ne third Monday IN a next and defend
said attachment suit within the tine pre-
7erfbsd by law OF thssame via be proceeded
with aEparte, and thaE a copy OF tnls order
81 uubUsnau once a week Ior four consecG-
fvs weeks IA the Memphis Appeal
Done sc ONCE, this sen day Of January, B1L
i. D. BULLFs CLERK
BY W. Lewis Mhartou. Deputy CLERK
Wriglts MeKissick q wright, Auornsya laF
ElatnaG a
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REWARDS.

q 90 REW ABD-Fcr the body Of r.. Y.
- 1DO UHLEE, lost from the W. r. Ar
IlUr. Description; he is a small, darkroom,
rHa1fad Eau. with heavy black Wblskers aII
over Eis faces his 'front.' upper teeth are badly
Gecaygl. about I'VE feet six inches highi near
[I.rE E=srs old. Address j. O. HOIST a CO.
~IUleraEerE, Nd. $50 Main street. Memphis
lei
ETULEs-s EWARD-gt-ayed from the
VI teau-E Legal FENDER, on Tuesday, 8isi
IauuarY. ltTL, two bay mare mules, about
u lau1s HfEr. no marks noticeable, had on
LsltaFE ANY Due delivering The above
mules 90 ElHary g. Er1tuers stables Second
street. VIII receive the Shove reward
MARCUS J. WRIGHT, Sheriff,
ErD Il EuDE, Deputy sheriff,
February g. ISL
EF ENaED-Ou behalf OF the family OF
ia lEUr Dan stark and the MaFCus Of Au-
I-TF lllLEla, we VIII give "a ca table reward
.gT the recovery Of lis body. He wa lost on
tlH ~. H. arthur. JOHN A. II AkpHAM-
HENRY LINN.
Memphis. TelI- January 80 1874. jail
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f,rpf CIroulf csurt-..HslsksH, Judge,


The hrst five cases only were called on
Yesterdays calendar, and disposed of as
follows: Sl9, Hastings vs. Ball, Verdic5 for
plsintil; 6I6 and 6l7 continued, and 6ls,
PickereU vs. Carroll, jury sworn and trial
entered into, and continued over until
this morning. The cases to-day are; 6lS,
Burke VS. Mayor and Aldermen Of Mem
phis; go, Undsrhul vs. Levy; 63i, Cincln-
natti Chair Union VS. Wesche 6Z2, Acker-
man VS. Msier; 623, Wolf vs. King; 624,
Fitzgerald VS. Burnstein; or, Rodgers vs.
Rodgers; 62S, RuDer Ys Tschudi; 63O, Rem
fro ys Crawlev 636, Mayor and Alder
men OF Memphis VS. Meyer $40, Ounce vs.
Capurc: Gal, Smith VS. Teitel; 642, St.
Louis Packet Company vs. Pores * Cos
GA, NcKsOu VS. Casino; 6I5, WOlcOtt ct al
vs. Cooley; GAG, Euphrstss Lodge vs. Peresi
547, NcGavOck vs. Larkin; 64S, Straus-
berger ct al vs. Rocco: $50, Notion vs.
Lory; 65I, White vs. Mallory; 90, Schalp-
pack vs Hemugch.
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F3R RENT.


EggTsE-LaEu-TLe fine dwelling house
and seven acres OF land on Raw burn ave
nue.. known as the Andrew } Donaldson
Lace The house has ten or eleven rooms.
IS IN fine repair. The laDdE are rich and
rCducLv-fr-tF trees 20 Ehrubs raspheT-
res. straw berries, etc, and large asparagus
HaF. ETC. two large cisteTDB and good well;
servants Uu-HE. stables carriage houses,
el- utiElb1rhood most excellent and
leaLtlIuL. Apply 70
"A j. MARTIN, Attorney.
In Kit Williams Block
Corner Second and Madison streets,
OF #.N ~Peer7- on the premises. laA
q HUU-E-A me two-story brick dwelling
house. No. III Exchange street. with 3
rooms. wen bult. with gas, clstern, etc In
Oulre AZ A. HARRIS, 25 Main street.
UDFE-No. 81 south Court street a few
ir doors from Main street: Euore-rOum anu
basement each 81 by - feet, for lease. Pos
session given Immediately. Apply 20
&c BRINELEH4
Taro No Madison street
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SAINTS.

IL PERSONS To KNOW-That the ,oto-
a rado Colouists lsecoud party zen mere
on the Belle Memphis last evening anu pau
- -oT- Ri uuife at st. Louis on arrival OF the
500 Tbev VIII locate on the lands OF the
GERMANY near Pnver City, with those pre-
rEsFnE them in December last me next
--r-- will leave on the drst Monday In
lr.-sh. when there will be a large Number a
-r-f n whom have already procured their
tickets Tickets 10 go with the Colony or
previously. eau be procured any daT 70 the
~ OF the Company, No. 81 Second street
a 81 f-pment OF The weather, taken from the
R115p Mountain Neo1, February ID viii PEI.
EanE Interest our readers, showing the tenn
p~e-sture TO be quite az mild as In our e"h
Rom the Rocky Mountain News, Denver
"The lowest Temperature during the month
OF Jauusry. at c.m., was on Lut ZEN hnu
Igth-gs. The hfrhost, Ist and 4th-5i-. Mean
for tina hour. G7. The Lowest 90 = pm was
on the % h-I57. highest PIN 81 Mean
as1 Thp lowest at qD.m was on the tHh-6'-
The highest sth[4 Mean Mesn lor
the month, So. snow fell Tor seventeen
hours. giving ave and g quarter inches snow
forty six huuureutns 81 an men water
srnrra were min ard two third days entlrelF
r7-4r. f1ur and one-thfrd entirely cloudy,
and the average CloudinCss OF the remainder
was about ouz-Curth. FOur Gays the win
ives nom ne noTt1i iqur ana t@o-thiI5s'
northwest. three, west; iour ana iWo-Ihlrde'
erutHw-Et. four and one-thtrd, SOUTH Two
aud r~wD-rhl-CE, southeast; one ana two
thirds. east: tao and two t1iros, eheast,
... .H. ." -rn
GevEFn wind was q very light breeze, WITH
q E-rra Of rwOmiles per hour i've and one
ref-d davz Gt was g gentle breeze, NOV ug
f1ur miles per hour, 8ndupon three occasions
only did Ir mount 10 8 fresh breeze blow
ing twelve miles per hour it may De re-
mcmbarej as a fair average January In Col
orado-"
p s-The shove shows the whole amOun
snow falling at different times 70 be I'VE
ard . uusrter Inches for the month
Private letters correspond with said state
me7ts showing one aoOut two Inches, re-
naming less han W. DAYS, and three Others
~ ebout an inch each, disappearing Ia 8 few
hours.
The CoIoulsts 90 as hrst-olsss travellers, and
D. OF as emigraurs, as has been e-roneOusly re-
rrrfaE fG7
EIT.ATICE-By s. competent Gardener,
- well posted In al branches OF the busi-
sess. Would undertake 10 raise vegetables,
fruits. etc. on shares. or hire at q reasonable
Address GAEDENER. Memphis Post
f1
a TEACHER-To take charge OF a flourish
~ In school in Henry county, Tenn. A9an
and vile preferred. Address DIT. A p. Wa
IERFLELD, Worsham House, for three q
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A DOLoRous DITTY-wsAT A PITY

Drinking shops are on the Wane;
Some Can'5 pay upon the spot,
But the old Bay Horse Of d. Mclean
Leaps, runs, neighs, or strikes a trOt.
He lifts his head and bows his neck,
Aud paving, shakes the ground;
He snuhs the battle from afdr.
Or signs and makes a fearful sound.
The purasC beverage ever known
Is that called "heav8n-distillad -
Such alone a Bay Horse drinks,
And with such alone is the
BAY HORSE filed.
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EnR SALE.

EtTsT0Ls AND CARTRUDGES-At No 81
Jener-0u street, Memphis, CHEAPER Than
g. auv other place IN b city. Agents want
nLUFF CITY MILLS. 1877 Poplar street. IN
- good repair wiz sell on easy terms, OF
rarf. D. r MRERS,
fe- G-E Main street.
DTANTATTOV-A pIsutstion Of 1000 acres,
Wing on The Mississippi river, 10 miles
below Memphis. IN Shelby county Tennessee
a1our ZCa sores IN CultIvaUOn.c aolnsy cls-
Tern. etc. WLI exchange for city prOpert OF
-nres or rupe-ty in Washington CITY DC
or Fort surh. Ark. Apply 20 James Strain,
EtFl8uters Insurance Company.
FA-EHDLD-Or sixteen years On a hne
sick Residence well suited for an eL-
teueIve b0ardiuE-EOuse. and Offering uuu-
Fusl advantages ia ~grOund-rent and taxes.
WII be either sold, rented or traded at a
great bargain
lez EOTsTER, TREZEvAET & co
2 OF AND COTTON sBED IA feet on old
q Mad son St. between bayou and Charles
ION depot. now occupied by J W. Walker.
A-E0-LOT on esEt side Of bayou, between
and Tafi on str=es inquire OF
LHoE s. WICK E~HAAs 1bJ uerson g.
O. ErO>D HAND CITTON MACHINERY
uars. CARTS. Drawing Frames, Speeders,
Ming Frames. etc. This machinery Is
EEr partially WHrn-au in good condition,
VIII be sold cheap For description and
price, spply ia person or By mail TO
THUMAeS. SHAW.
Agent fremont and Suffolk Mills,
'aT e01Ew LaEel, Asss.
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MORE than one hundred thousand per-
sons annually die in this country from
consumption, which is but the child of
catarrh. Five hundred dollars is offered
by the proprietor Of DR.. Sage's Csbarrh
Remedy for a case Of Catarrh he cannot
cure. Sold by druggists, or send sixty
cents to DR.. X. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
and get 10 by mail. A psmphlst Tree,
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ALv. BURNETT flled the Opera House to
OVERLOOKING last night and also every
auditor overdoWed with merimant.
TIE Russian Concert Troupe have
made q sensation on their first appear
sncs. They are thoroughly trained sing
ers. Their music is new and entirely
night.
THURSDAY, the 10th inst, Vincent Bacci-
gslupO viii inaugurate the grand annual
ball Of the society Of italian Unity and
Fraternity at Cochran Hall. The enter
tainmsnt has a political character in
which all Americans may sympathize.
Tax CONCERT on wednesday night, for
the bsneAt Of Calvary Church, must not
be forgotten by q people. it is to be
the affair Of the season. Everything is
ready but the audience, and we hone that
VIII be IS lsrgs IS the merits Of the affair
deserve.
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A UNIVERSAL REMEDY. -"BROwN's
BRoNCHLAL TRoCHEsD tor coughs. colds.
aud bronchial affections, now stands the
FIRST IN public favor and confidence. this
result has been acquired by q test Of
many years. It's merits and extensive
use have caused the Troches to be a
terfsited, and We would caution purcha-
ssra TO be on their guard against worth
less limitations.
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wEuPH1s AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.

LITTLE ROCK AsD FORT SMITH RAILROAD.
Mau Train leaves Little Rock Huntersvlllel
At $3.50 am.
Returning, leaves Louisburg at ] pm, ar.
irving 40 Little Rock at 4=30 pm.
D., W q. BROWN, GenI Sup't.
j.. 8. RICHARDSON. g. A.
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TAKE Simmons Liver Regulator regu-
lariy, enjoy health yourself and give
qualification to those about you. You
viii have Cause to bless the day Won
hoard of simmons Liver Regulator.
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T O. 0. F. %DuRzCToBY.

Opn-FELL0ws' HALI- corne Of Main and
North CnurL-huth Lodge. No 4. DauRbters
at EeheEHh-meefs on the fOurlh Thurs-
dav night OF each month, at ~ ofclOsE
3 u. hGrWOJd5 A.G Thomas Bacon, sec
Rotary.
Fraf and third Thursday nights OF esch
month. al - O'Clock J.E Russell G. ~.
6. al. carroll tnomas Bacon Scribe.
-f-nf Al { O'Clock. A. W. Jones. n. G.. i
Hearh. ~. O.; J. W. Wayuesburg. gecsV.
$3.50 TauGE-B. Bingham n. g.: W. q
1900 III - Shl puay, Secretary.
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r-rrt al IS O'Clock. John Gordon. N.
mos s. Bingham " Vi mos Bacon
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TINTED AEcEST ORDER OF DRUID5

IEvvEssEE GE0TE. 10. TT. A. o. D-Meets at
frEU Druid Hail. no 81 south Court street, on
r1er r-t 10 third Tuesday evenings in each
month. ] 81 HeliEars. n. A j. beeulerf
va r. VI. RuutfnEhauE, Secretary John
p Flcubera. Treasurer
Han. Court street. every Thursday even
ing vm. Al. Leeb, N All H. Osrtels W.
] Hhlde Secretary barney cray Treas.
Han, 81 C0ur street Ou the nrsl and third
Monday evenings fla each month A. Z.
Davis. n. Az George vs.. Baxter, VA A.
Br=u Secretary Martin Cohen, Treasurer.
C5EDIA r. Al GHAFTEE, No Meets a.
The Druid Han. ou The second and fourth
Tuesday evening" ln each month j. beeh-
Ter, T. 5. A. A. Eitztelu, secretary.