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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-12-16
MASONIC TRIBUTE OF RESPECT

HALL MORNING Sun LODGE No. l4iF. x A. NJ &.
MORNING SUN, Tenn, Decem Der ls, 1873.
We, the committee appointed TO prepare a
suitable testimony in memory of the late Rob.
ERT EcKLIE, submitted the following report
on ROBERT EcKLIs, Past Master of Morning
Sun Lodge No. l44:
The craft are assembled, the gavel has
sounded, but one familiar face Is missing.
The mournful tidlngs are conveyed to the
East, Robert EcRLIN, Past Master, is no
more. This melancholy event occurred at his
home, Wednesday, November L, 1873, and IN
due time thereafter his lfeless body was de-
posted in the ''silent city of the dead" with
the solemn ceremonies of our order. The
presence of our departed brother viii cheer us
IN this hall no morei "He is asleep in the ST.
Ieut dust Above him the grass Will grow
aud wtther again, but the memory OF his pure
Christian character, OF his exalted virtues,
and of his great usefulness, will bloom in un-
witheriDg yerdure when the wasting marble
has crumbled ABOVE his ashes; from our hearts
which have followed him into tho grass shall
grow the green acacia of our love, and the
conseerated tears OF our grief, like gentle dew
from heaven, shall moisten the branches that
spread in protective care above him. Sleep
on, brotheri Rest in peace until the angel of
God shsll call to Judgment the living and the
dead. And while we bow our heads in hum
Bile submission TO the will OF Him who doeth
ali things for the best, yet in tie anguish Of
our hearts we are ready 10 eXeialm, Alas! my
brother"
In thus announcing 10 our brethren the
death of Brother EckliD, 1t is no part of our
purpose TO eulogize his memory. That duty
has been most appropriately performed by
another. We will say, however, that no man
was more highly esteemed and respected by
the community, that no one was more dearly
loved by his brethren. Purity OF life, with a
heart overfowing with "charity toward all
mankind" characterized his every action,
and he was ever looked to as a peace maker
by all with whom he associated. In view Of
this sad bereavement, therefore, be il
Resolved, That in the death of Brother ROB-
ERT ECKLIN this Lodge mourns the loss of one
whom the Fraternity of this Jurisdiction hon
ored for his sterling and manly virtues; whose
active benevO ence ever prompted to deeds OF
charity; but, bOwiDg in reveTent submission
to the DEGREES of our Heavenly Master, faith
fully believe that "our loss Is his eternal gain.
IesOlUed. That this Lodge deeply and most
sincerely sympathizes with the bereaved fam
lily OF our deceased brother, trusting, how
ever, that He who ''tempers the winds" viii
be to them m ever present consolation.
ftcDlued, That as testimonial OF our re-
speot and love for the memory of the Illus
trious dead, the members OF this Lodge wear
the usual badge OF mourning for thirty days.
ResOlred, That copy of these resolution be
delivered TO the family of the deceased, and
that the same be spread upon the minutes.
d. II. HARRELL,
II. b. RAMSEY,
JAMES W. ALLEN,
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LITTLE ROCK.
Horrible Murder Of a whole Family
Fsrf smith RafIroad Squabbie

LITTLE Rock, December l5.-A family o.
sIoo-es. consisting OF a man, ms vie ana !
child. passed through this CITY on 1hul sQe.
for Texas. A bout seven miles out, on coinlns
10 a small stream which was swollen D! tiis
recent rains. they were adviser 70 oeflat'
from the main road, and go 70 eIoSsih 1851 |.
above which Was unfrequenlec- AZ III
me whole familg was murdered, aau tEe
bodies thrown into the stream. The oooy o
the man and that Of his Wlte we're 0-F. ~ M g -
,-esfe1Tisv. and the coroner held an lnques
This morning. No clue has been founu ~ lns m
z-srpet gators. The victims were stfanssiIa
rue missing child has has not yet Deeu uie
Tlre stockholders OF the Little Rock ano
rorI smith railroad held a meeting TO-DAY
eoroa -qabble arose as 70 what stock sh0ulV
- --ofa.s and two elections were held anu
Two boards Of directors chosen
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Saturday, the I7th Of January, 1874,
NOTICE.

STOCKHOLDERS of the German National
= Bank Of Memphis will please take notice
that there VIII be an election Tor thirteen d.
rectors TO serve the ensuing year, at No. 2es
Main street, ON
Tuesday, January 18th, Next.
Election from II O'Clock am. to pm.
del1 MARTIN GRIFFIN Cashier
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A negro who had been employed on
TIE Dalton branch OF the East Tennessee, Vir-
giniR and Georgia railroad, and discharged
Tor some caIlse 81 other made two Intellectual
attempts, Gu Wednesday, q throwing trains
OF the track. The raiIFoad8fs tracked the
man 10 his home and found him TO be the
colorsd man who hsd been discharged from
si1e road. a. above stated and on srraefinG
hf1n he admitted the crime. Ho was carried
10 Captain JRquos. who az once sent him back
10 Georgia to be turned over 80 the aufhori-
fias In tnat stats, as the outrage was commit
led there. He win not pe likely b make an
other aftempt ~ throwing on trsina soon.
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Election of Directors.

UNION AND PLANTERS BANK OF MEMPHIS,
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Dec. II, 1873.
STOCKHOLDERS of this Bank are hereby
notified that an election for Fifteen Directors,
for the ensuing twelve months, will be held
at this office, No. IL Madison street, on Mon
day, January I21b, from 10 am. until pm.
decl2 s. p. READ, Cashier.
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TAXATION.
Deficiency in Revenue to be Net by Tax
on Tea. Coffee and TObacco, and Gas
and Insurance COmpanies.
Recommendation Of the Secretary o.
the Treasury in Letter TO Rep
reseRtatIVe Dawes, Etc.


gaeFftsSeTorg. December lj.-The secretary
of the treasury hat written the following letter
10 m Dave. cha lrman OF the committee on
WAYS and means.
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AndnEoTH
BOARDING and SALE STABLES.
j. n. PAINE, Proprietor.
Nos. 20 and So Monroe Street.

GTOCK received and shipped free of charge
y Parties desiring 10 feed their own stOce
can do so
n. B.-Every attention paid to boarding
horses at the lowest rates. Horse, with buggy
20 per month; half board, slI. Also, Storage
for hay, grain, and all kinds OF vehicles. Pens
and stalls all new decl
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASONIC NOTICE.

A SPECIAL meeting of DeSoto Lodge 2
n No. ..99 will be he d this (TUES-XX
DAY. evening at o'clock, for work in/V\
the NJ. NJ. degree.
All n. Ms frateTnally invited.
By order. BUN. +. PRICE, W. NJ.
r. W. SHELTON, Secretary. del6
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Cash ADVANCES! !!

RGs- Liberal cash advances made on con.
slgnments Of Cotton to eur friends,
Messrs. W. c. Watts & Co., Of Liverpool.
wM. BOWLEs 4 SON.
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I. O. @. F.

-
TTNHE SPECIAL RELIEF COM ssslg.,..
i MITTEE gives notice to all S fesEsszz
needy Odd Fellows Or their fami- -
lies in the city, that they Will be '7ssfSsss
supplied with whatever their necessities may
require, by making application Tor orders
upon the following committeeman:
a. W. hEWSON, I66 Front street.
GEO. W. J.. CROOK, 81 Madison street
VIM. HENRY, l3 Madison street.
j. p. HOFFMAN,, sos Main street.
The Odd Fellows commiSsary store viii be
open from 10 to u o'clock on Tuesdays, Thurs
days and SATURDAYS uO22
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NOTICE.

L w. WILKINSON has retired from the
d. firm of Jones, Want q Co., Mason, Tenn.
q. H. Want and J. W. A. Jones will continue
the business under same firm style, Jones,
W. Wilkinson will continue business nj our
old grocery stand. ]. w. A. JONES,
q. H. WANT,
J. w. WILKINSON.
Ilacamhe LIST lS73 dalR
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CHANGE OF TINE.
Memphis & Charleston r. r.,

ON and after SUNDAY, the 14TH of DE-
~ CEMBER,
Mail Train leaves phis..........l1:0 90 am
Mail Train arrives at Memphis,........l2:05 :05 pm
Express Train leaves Memphis .......... S:25 pm
Express Train arrives at tMemphis...-..12:35 :35 am
Somerville Accommodation leaves
Memphis ................. 4:45 pm
SOmerYille Accommodation arrives
at S:45 am
Railroad time 10 minutes faster than city
time.
Local PASSENGER train leaving at pm. has
been discontinued.
Two through trains daily, inclu ling Sun
days, o Chattanooga, making close cOnnec-
tions for all points.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars ON all night
trains. Close connections for Nashville,
Montgomery, and all points in the East, Geor-
gia, and the Carolinas.
Ticket Office, 2zs HAHN st. and at Depot.
WI. ROSS, General Sup't.
Memphis, December I3, 1873 deIG
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NOTICE
Seed Cotton Wanted
FOR CASH.

At No. 2IJ Washington Street.
NITE will pay the highest market price for
w SEED COTTON of every description.
ALI persons who may have unginned cotton
at No. 2l5 Washington street, near Poplar
street market.
novaO NoRMENT & CARROLL.
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Election for Constable in the Fifth Civil
District Of Shelby County.


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That by
IN virtue of section 40l of the Code OF Ten
nessee, will, on
Tuesday, December 23J, 1873,
at the voting precincts in the Fifth Civil Dis
trict of Shelby County, tO-wit: At the Old
Engine House on Poplar street, between Main
and Second streets, and at Big Spring, proceed
to open and hold an election for one Consta-
bic, to MI the vacancy OccasiOned by The
death OF Barney Cox, TO serve the Fifth Civil
District OF Shelby County, Tennessee. for the
ensuing time prescribed by law.
The following named persons are appointed
to hold said election:
At PopIar-street Engine House Patrick
Kerns, Peter Townsend, and John CoOney,
Judges. Mike Mcmahon and John Nichols,
Clerks.
At Big Spring-W. b. Waldron, NJ. S. Bacon,
and W. j. MhOon, Judges. W. Mclean and
shelton White, Clerks
W. j. p. DOYLE,
Sheriff of Shelby County.
Sherif's Office, Memphis, Decem ber l3, 1873.
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crippled for want oil proper equipment. and a
| big trade in the transportation OF coal, ium-
I bcr, salt and stock has gone 10 other points,
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The Maysvills Ky. Bulletin says
J. sfhe MaySyllle and Bexlraton raflroad has
paid on It's doetinS debt, and owes nothing
now but come intsreat upon Its bonds II Il
= swfkah 70 the ohio river for the reception
and delivery OF freight, u would each year
more than nay the interest upon It's bonds and
All expenses. It's business has been greatly
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TO Hon. q. L. Dawes, Chairman COMMITTEES
OF Ways aud Msans, hvnss Of kepressntaii yes
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Doors, Sash. Window Frames,

AND WINDOW BLINDS TO ORDER
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The Town Board and Clerk OF
New Richmond, ST. Croiv County,
having declined 70 levy a tax to
meet the interest on $4,000 bonds
issued to The North Wisconsin II.
r., friend Van Meter, of the Repub-
Hcaa, goes for them; charging them
with disgracing New Richmond by
reputation, &c.
Santa Claus Headquarters, at
343I Second ST
Hon ). S Fifnid, our Member
Of Assembly, announces in bis pa
per-the Ashland Press that he
viii leave on the goth Tor the State
Capitol He will probably reach
Superior about Monda. or Tuesday
next, and we doubt not viii be glad
to receive such suggestions As any
Of our citiztns may make, in regard
to legislation for this section.
..Tbat oao,a has come ;, CAV
Inla or Gamn If Birds ;, Van will
fnd tlon, - Hacl,er,
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TOWN FoRrY-FoUR, RANGE ELEyEN.


TOWN FoETY-FoCR, RANGE TEN.
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/ would also say that my
Flaming Mill

On the Superior City dock is in good run
ming order and working up daily the large
supply Of
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THE SUPERIOR TIMES.
SATURDAY. DECEMBER q. 1873.

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SATURDAY. DECEMBER q. 1873.
Christmas gifts for all, At Hack
er S.
Both Houses Of Congress have
adjourned over ill the 9TH Of Jan
FLAX culture in St Croix Coun
ty the past season proved success.
--Competition Will probably be
lively between the Ashland and Su
perior Stage lines this winter
Considerable travel between
Superior and Ashland. Teams con
stantly arriving and departing.
Senator Pratt, Of Indiana, IN
sists that the West should have one
hundred million more currency.
Senator Carpenter Of this state,
was on the Ilth elected President
pro tenn Of the United States Senate.
Col. Fred Dent, fathcr-m-law Of
President Grant, died at the Exec
utivc Mansion this week, aged So
years.
Vice President Wilson is in
Florida for his health, and is the
guest of Mrs. Harriet Beecher
Stowe.
-Reportcd that some members of
the Bender tamiIy-the notorious
Kansas murderers-have been ar
rested IN South Carolina.
Col. James II. Howe Of Keno
sha, has received the appointment
Of United States Judge Of the cast-
ern district OF Wisconsin, in place
OF Judge Miller, resigned
The amount Of salt produced
the year ending Dec 18th, in the
Saginaw, Michigan district, was
823,34 barrels, an increase Of 9S,-
SO barrels over the previous year.
The Secretary of War reports
to Congress that the defaIcalIons in
the late Freedmen's Bureau, OF
which Gen. o. Q. Howard was
Commissioners, amount to $278, G73.
Sunday last, Dee. 18th, was The
seventy-lourth anniversary of the
death of George Washington
. first in war, list il peace, and first
in the hearts Of his countrymen."
Mr.. Chas Warner, Superinten-
dent Of the new Passenger and
Freight Line, arrived from Ashland
on Thursday. with two teams load
ed with fresh ish-the fish were
forwarded to St. Paul
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NOTICE OF REDEMPTION OF LANDS
SOLD FOR TAXES SEPT. 8, 1871.
TATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY OF DouaLAs -.
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Seasoned Lumber

Which I have just received. Contractors
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md Nh 4 moment, cxpl a ani M NJ

md lNuta moment, rSpl al a1i no mp
pe,Iel ail,ctiouaiely ms .wih iUi,l
Llm pan licr ar1l3l 5Y lliN tcrtl 10 q
couple OF liz smaller cllIeW tpalIoN
lin 10 ralllcthem ~ castiicislelApn
Ills fingers; seeking his molAof-in-
laws side he woocd her 10 permit Lila
to grind her In the cotloo.nill, old IN
n food Of lealp doslrtd to know II ticy
couldn't serve him up u O. cookinG
stove for supper
OK next Monday evening rt Od''
Fellows Hall, the benefit, which was
to have been given some time ago 10
That popular theatrical auIat =. NJ
Drake, will positively take place
Tcbin's fine comedy Of "l'llc Honey
moon, on How 10 Rulca Wife, will Nc
produced, with Mr. Drake and thc raS-
cinutlng Miss Lydia Blunton In Tho
leading roicS The pretty comedy Ct
oPcrlcctlon, or the Maid o. Munster
will conclude the performance.
Our thanks are hereby rendered 70
w. w. Toyler, ESD, Secretary of The
| BonId Of Commissioners Of the Clncilt
mt Industrial Exposition for II com
pllmontary Iicl.ci to thc Fourth An
nnul Exposition, which will be opened
on Wednesday, Scpteml or 3, and con-
thiued till October /. II would AFFORD
us infinite pleasure to attend, and poS
sihly we shall avail ourselves Of the IN
yllation.
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Persons visiting Shreveport aud wistIne
10 purchase grfG~iga aud produce Of any
kind should rn'l oG Ne und"r5gpod, llr
lns AlweysN heavy stock Of everything N
the line OF innoy and staple grucclloa, west
ern produce, etc., embrrlng canned goods,
case goods, sugars, coffee, tobacco, hanrn9
aud everything Kept In II ilrst.clnss whole
sale grocery establishment, since the coma
pittlon OF the TaxaS aud Pacific Railway 10
this point II large portion OF The trade of this
section is seeking Shreveport ASA purchasing
merEct for their heavy groceries, ana they
can always mud ~ heavy stocks and ~ rs
low prices rs ara TO be found IA Sew prlcnp3
orHny othrf market
We inyilG n cnll on us.
i. W. POWERS,
aVpn Air., ~ GuTpNypuIt In
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j. w. Eeh,nc.s.

Attention Is called 10 The advertise
ment of this gentleman, for Il few
active and reliable agents. Mr.
Schcnck hud established himself IN or
c,ty under the Endorsement Of some Of
the best names in the country, and thc
most favorable auspices attend the
establishment Of his business among
us. We shall take occNslou to make q
further reference % the business Of tAIs
gentleman in II future issue.
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Philip werlein, wholesale and retail deal

Philip werlein, wholesale and retail deal
er In Pianos and Organs, efiice aud sales
rooms Nos. ssl-e0 Baronne street, New Or
leans. Qualities better, prices lower and
terms more favorable than at any establish
ment South. Large sales fully attest these
statements. Pianos sold on payments Of
sie 10 and so per month II preferred Philip
werlein's j. the oldest music house, andalso
the largest plano and organ house in New
Orleans. 0ne.fourth million cepias sheet
music Of oil kinds. Send for price list and
terms. l2edtf
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iOsdst
Marshal City of Dallo

We nre requested 20 sly thai the Catholic
school for boys will be opened on the lst OF
september, and VIII " pnd,rthe supervision
OF Mr.. 7. W. punningAa graduate OF the East
ern College, an experienced teacher who will
impart such instruction " is pupils as they
may be capable otrecdlying. Pure and mix
ed mathematics, the Chsses and all the eng
lish branches viii be taught, and the School
made to conform 10 the most improved rules
IN its government. ldSd2t
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s.anc. Myers d 60.

The advertisement Of thc above firm.
will be found in another column. Az
work donn hy these gentlemen h Of
ilrst-class character, and is among ths
handsomest and most wor,manlikooi
any wood work executed in this city.
Give them n call.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-08-24

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