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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-25
Liver is King.

The Liver is the imperial organ Of
the whole human system, as it controls
the life. health and happiness of man.
When it is disturbed in its proper
action. all kinds of ailments are the
natural result The digestion of food.
the movements Of the heart and blood.
the action of the brain and nervous
system, are all Immediately connected
with the workings Of the Liver. Il has
been successfully proven that Green's
August Flower is unequalled in curing
al. persons afflicted with Dyspepsia or
Liver Complaint, and oil the numerous
symptoms that result from unhealthy
conditions of the Liver and Stomach
Sample bottles to try, 10 cents. Posi-
lively sold in all towns on the Western
Continent. Three doses will prove
that it is jus. what you want.
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vIcroaIA. Sept 2S.-The Victoria
Galch ledge ct Caril,oo shows rock that
essays e72o 10 the ton 1t depth Of 20
feet.
The Chiness tax case will come an
on Monday before tho supreme court
on > writ Of replevin. Il 10 animated
that the Celestisls are tired Of the
strike and will return to their situa-
tons on Monday.
The streets will be lighted with gas
after October let.
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known persons at Kansas City on Fri
day evening. A man drove to the
office of the Jackson County Horse
Railroad at four o'clock on Fridsy
evening, called the cashier out to the
sidewalk and had five minutes CONVEX
sation with him regarding he bad con-
duct of conductor on the compauy's
car. Shortly after the cashier returned
to the Office he discovered that his safe
had been robbed of 81 900 in money
and of *2l 900 in county bonds and
matured coupons, also life insurance
policy belonging to Thomas Carrigan
for s25. 900. and other valuable papers.
CANTON, Sept. 22-To.alscases. All !;
tot, deaths to date, 90.
NEW YORK, Sept. GA Tri5une's
Washington special says because it has
been given out that Senator David
Davis is greenback man. Butler while
visiting the west will call on hir and
invite him to speak in Massachusetts,
in his behalf It is reported that Conk-
ling is preparing hard money speech.
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 22-Howard
Association cases reported to-day, s74.
The Young Mems Christian Association
report Al new cases.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 22-The various
journals of this city comment with some
severity upon the action ofthe suthori
ties in allowing Cohen to parade the
streets of the city with mob. Some
of the papers this morning intimate
that unless the proper authorities put
an end to these proceedings it will be
necessary for the citizens to take the
matter in their own hands. Fred
Douglass, Marshal of the District. who
has charge of the city hall building
and who is responsible for the public
property there. last night announced to
Cohen's mob they could hold the meet
ing then in progress, but no further as
semblage would be permitted in front
of the building where they have been
meeting nightly for the past week.
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WV. JENSEN,
Wharf street, Victoris. B. c.

4iLLfsERY.-lrs Ada Blackman 10
going 10 Frisco for . new stock Of
millinery gooda They will Be selected
by the lady herself. and in connection
chs intends TO keep . full line of hat
blocks Of the latest Fall styles. and
viii bleach and press at the usual price.
Experienced workwomen in this line
will be employed.
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NEW ARRIvAL.-Meeda Bur
rouehs & Keith have just received from
San Francisco . splendid new stock of
millinery. hats. bonnets, ETC.. of the lat.
est Fall styles. which they will dispose
of at the lowest prices. Patrons are in
vited to call and examine their stock
All work in their line executed neatly
and promptly. They also have the
agency for A. Burdette Smiths pat.
terms.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-25

MASON DoRx1 RESTAURANT, Front
street, next to the " Arcade" Second
to none. Opsn day and night.
New furnished rooms up stairs for trsv-
cling guestA
d. Fl. WEBSTER, Proprietor.
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TELEGRA PHIC.


WADW1N0ON TED1ITORY.
PoRr TowxsESD. Sept. 22.-Ths
schooner Letitia, Capt. Theupson,
which left Townsend for Tillamook,
Oregon. was out one week ago. and re-
turned today with the captain very
Sch with plsurisy. II l. un-
certain when she will again start for her
destination.
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NOTICE..
NOTICE..

A MEETING OF TIE REPUBLICAN CEN.
"A trail Committee for King County will be held
Of the Office OF DR.. Sparkling. lover City Drug
6tere) on Thursday. Sept 26. 1878. st 10 O'Clock
4. ~; object Of meeting being to ill the vacancy
occ asioned by the resignation OF Hon. Geo. W.
Tfbbetts, candidate on the Republican ticket
for Representative TO the Territorial Legislature.
g. KELLOGG.
Chairman King Co. Central Committee.
Seattle. Sept. 81. 1878.
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~ TIE Fountain Beer Hall, Front
street. next to the North Pacific Brew
cry. Is the largest and finest in tho city.
All kinds Of Beer. Ale and Porter for
sale. Lunch from nine to one o'clock
every day; also. fins lunches to order.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-25

PARIS. Sept. pa dispatch says
NJ. Gambetta's speech at Rouen as
published in the R,pu5lique Franeaise is
considerably toned down. 1t is said
this was done in consequence of Presi-
dent MacMahon having threatened to
resign.
The same paper in an article on the
unsettled state Of. Europe, advises
France not to enter into any engage
ments. 1t says that the perilous times
are not yet over and still less the era of
alluring offers. The article is regarded
as . reply to a revived rumor that
England recommended France to take
possession of Tunis.
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CALlFoRxlA.

BAN FRASclsco. Sept. 23.-The Odd
Fellow bank Of this city has resolved
n wind mp business. and hes meds an
assignment. The assests Of the hank,
it is believed. will secure and pay oil
depositors. and the stockholders are re.
sponsible and able.
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OccInxNrAl HOTEL, AT VICTORIA
-Pcrsons visiting Victoria should not
fail TO stop At the Occidental Hotel. It
10 The first hotel from the steamboat
landipg; il 6re-proof; has good accom-.
mediation for families. and ~ good
meals - any house in the city. at only
u 90 per day.
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EUROPEAN DRAFTs.-Drafts issued
at lowest rates on Great Britain. Ire
land, Germany. Russia, France, Norway
and Sweden. Tickets to and from
Europe sold at lowest rates by Andrew
Chilberg, Seattle. W. T.
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CALL ON J. A. McPHEE for Cigars,
Tobacco, Pipes and Cutlery. He keeps
the best supply in the city and sells at
the cheapest rates. Customers may be
supplied at either wholesale or retail.
Stand in S. Kenny's merchant tailoring
establishment, Commercial street. Sc
sttle, W. +. my17 DIFF
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-25

EASTERN OATMEAL for sale ct
Chilberg Brothers.
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CAIRo. Sept. 22-At Hickman. KY,
today nine new cases and fonr deaths
are reported.
81. LoulA Sept. 73-An extensive
bond robbery wAs cnmaittsd BY nm
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-25

FoR ORHuIxR GERnAS MIX Bread
90 10 PipeF'a.
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SHERMAN HYDE 4 Co. Pacific Coast
Agents. Also agents for the celebrated
Estey and Standard Organs. For Sheet
Music and Brass Instruments, address
SHERMAN, HYDE & Co.,
aug3l-d&wly San Francisco.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-07
Nothing Funny About 1t.

The Burlington ilawkeye is strictly
II hu nnr"u- paprI. hut when 1t grows
: rnu, Il states some very solemn
Ia ID, IS witness the fell wing:
Ill lsn't KcarncN that makes cnms
mnnIsls u! men; II isn't ,lUl"n; hat
amgurs aud In"rn'llary Spcechc>; il
isn't The vicious tea, hings al hot
headed d,mago.us that mak" men
communists. 1t IS when the President
ard Directors at SulId INSURANCE
company; when the President ami Di
rrcl"r> ol Boston or CaIcugp savings
bank, get the hard earned dollars al
lalmrins 10 u aud working women INTO
their own hands aud then ,liviie I,
among themselves; these are the
,ilugs that make common p oplr think
that general iii, isioB vt alt prop"rl.
you'd benz it the poor quite rs much
as special division 81 ih' savings "i
the puDr among the few We started
out IT, say something iunnv on his
theme, hut spiIphnw or nther when
you get down int" there's nothing
funny absut II.
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a Tanned Lion.

The following 10 taken from the
Nashville Banner, the spicies, paper on
our large exchange list. The writer
talks like an "old soldier" In the bosi-
ness. Hear him:
when young man gets married
he is supposed 10 be the lion OF The oc'
cusion, and tho hr0c is supposed TO be
the Iioncss. The Grst few days after
the marriage the young man IL ilonlaed
hv everybody, not even excepting MS
mu,her-lu-lRw. II is interesting TO
val eli his manvuvrrs the frat week OF
the honeymoon. lie ia not required
to do anything, not even TO hrlng q
bucket " water, ar chop wood Tor the
washing. or make Arrs Ut mornings Tor
his wife But the second week his
troubles begin OF course he lives
with his dear wle's parents, and is not
supposed TO know where or when his
hoard Is to come About Tnrshsy or
Wr,lnr,,la, Of the second week the
"olt man begins 10 exc him curious
Is and wonders whv he don't begin to
stir out and do sumrthlng On Ihurs-
cav. prona " at the breakfast table,
the nla gentleman hints that tue coal
0uuh, to be shuvc!ed into the cellar.
Tue dn'itnl son-in-law takes the hint,
nut SAYS nothing. He feels that his
greatness IL slipping away--n"s'ns OUT
nj hi. e, GERS ends, AS it were. hn, still
he doesn't siguitN a willingness to
shovel 10 the coal. About Saturday
his mnlhrr,in law intmates that it Is
a,unul time he was thinking Of going T."
work. rs his wife vii, sooa hr waiting
dresses, and that his father in-la Is
mi. ~ har,l pushed jnst noa, aud
not able /" support hi ana is VILE
and keep 'iIrm 10 clothes ~'lhou, some
return 10 the shape of weekly hoard
bits On Monday Of the third week
the v"uu! lion. that was, goes iorth
into me mp"ijag world AMI SEEK en-
plpyuen'. Tue he does not sIinw any
great energy in his seeking, but he
SEEKS ali the same. lie fails ~ Obtain
lnr dr>ired employment, and returns
home. The rrxt day he is busy sao
cling IN tina, coal. AL III, greatness is
gone
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The Nashville American.

The rrahr', Of the Home journal will
find in the ASlIVlLLE AMERICAN Il
trSi-rla~s Newspaper. In news, 1t enjoys
all the advantages OF the Eastern and
Western Press Associations, thus securing
the latest Geographic news from all parts
OF the United States. and the rest OF the
world Its market reports are full. and
includes all articles in the Mercantile
lists of the country Ii has DIR. DAM Ell
LEE for its Agricultural Editor. who
.ivrs it special value to the farmer
The AMERICAN il Democratic. and its
discussions OF the current political gues-
tions are able, and challenge even the res
pet of adv ersdries
The miscellaneous columns of the
\ MEXICAN embrace all that is Interest,"
inn and useful in the various fields of hui
man cntr. prise; and it can be safely CON-
mendrd. as most excellent and valuable
paper in the Household. tine Workshop,
the Storr-house, aud " all people in ev-
.rv rpnati N
The AM ERlCAN prints three editions
Daily, S,mi-Wcekly and Weekly spec
linen copies OF which will he sent on APP
plcation
The Terms are-per annnm-Daily,
$1,000; Srmi-Werklv, So %; Weekly, 81,
postage paid Address
THE AMERICAN.
Nashville. Tenn.
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The CrinOline.
From The New Orleans Times

From The New orleans lllcs'
Twenty five years have hcrn record
ed since tho day when cr,nrlne was
invented and Arst ulopmed 80 tn
speak, in tho world. We all remember
its delicious outlines, its spreading per
lection and-.its treachcry sometimes
when the wearer sat down. We cur
dimly recall how the ballroom belle
,himmrring silk fitted tightly Tor II
couple Of inches, and then caScaJc''
out from the waist with II r,ckle>sness
an,l bounty which alone served TO rem
der il admirable. W. are sill haunte
by The recollection of how philosophy
was nanuht aud investigation futile III
ihroriz ny upon no" the thing was
made and its real object. There was
much spernlrli'n upon 1t If sc r"'nrn
tier righl in 1854. Tn" elder Is nn"i'
de, ntrd tour ami u half r"luHins daN
in the lIrr,l /" di-rns-in. the subj rl
~ ventilation rs applied To 'r'noI'ue
and Farnlny. III E,glanl, suhm ltrd ia
the Spectator number uT powerful ar
Il les in whirh he cndravur,rl to trace
the mania tor folding doors TO the new
f,rn OF skirt.
D,r~in. then q ute young. assalied
til pievulrn' ide, hat the spreading y,
the ,lrrs. was due to inalfurmatiun ul
iir ululpns mlX!muS. and 'as ri 1t mp
~, the hypothesis that it "as caused b,
rler rical rrpnlSion.
The most startling effect, however
WAS upon the fashionable. not the srl-
euttfl. wuri. II was discovered that
halls capable of Containing one th"u,-
! and dancers of assorted sex before
"rinOlinr appeared, could on Y accom-
modal, 24l l-3 Theoretically, and 243
u, tualiy after its introduction Thra~
tres, capable of cun;ai ,ng $500 per
sons, and employing stars al price,
whirh nccessita'ed II house of 20O0 tu
paw expenses, found themselves ank.
rupt. because with an aH'liencr of 300
rNrrl ,nclI OF space was crowded. Tue
"nir Persons materially benefited were
he eronauls, who. nv purchasing -
casl-oll silk skirt, cpnli make lar.,
naIl cl,raply.
The ,pil"mic Of cIinnline raoed tor
a Irrioh OF ten Years. Su denly, one
| dav. woman from the semhlancr of ar
inverted top, collapsed tn the ri.il
Iinrs al a knitting needle, ani rrino>
line went the way Of alt d 'sp. Thrrr
vas II hrief iBlrrregnun. during which
ti.r true anaiuin, Of the fair sex nigh
ne studied with les. pr"neness to ma,
lrrial error than .RtOr1. Then came
the Grecian bend. with its spinal com
plcntioGa. Then the long trail. Then
The short trail. Then no tail at all
Then the rlassi" drap,ry and The pull
back. ~hich left snI, Conscience Ia
kr.p wa'nan from freezing I" death.
AMI 1T lie .nrI.i ~ the r.r~ ~ y fren
q, - a.imiralinu. Thi- has lasted ur
10 the present Wrat u-xL' il 1t The
nrturn of the world Ia the havs oI
II ,ts, and Helen and Androna, he
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-07
TIE .ASr OF THE DAvISES.
Death Of the Only Son OF tho Ex-Presl-
ldent Of the Coniedcracy.
Ernm the Baltimore Gnggttr.l

From the Baltimore Gu2?ttr.
Mr.. jefferson Davis Ia, su,lYcd al
his sunS, and mnru he die, the lami-
" name will be Uur exlInul,
ilIs oldest son, Jefferson Da Is, Jr,
Nau dIcd near Memphis the oihrl day
II yellow lcv"r, had scarcely pus,rd
his twenty first birthday, aud though
he did not inherit the inlciieei ual NJ III
Is ul his father, he was n vuuug man
oI crnsD i'raric promise. Early IN tlr
.ulnmrr, AMI fore thu lryrr nrokr
'rul, Young DulS went North with his
Sl-trr aud npI hn~nmd, Iit latter r.
,nru"i for Sonr purpJS" anu WAS
stricken down with the lev"i, W,Gn
his wife heard Ol ii she insisted upun
going 10 him, and Young j Il accom-
panied his sister. Before the hu>hnnd
tus runvucscrut ms wife was attacks
ed, Young Davis nursed us SISTER
through her illness, aud III q lew unyH
she he, anne the nurse aud he the pa
,cnt Four days later he died.
In 1864 while Nj, Davis was Presi-
den, Of the Coniederacy, he returned to
nis residence uae day from n short vis~
it to the capitol, aud found, lying IN
Que Of the halls. the dead body OF his
second son, whom he had lett Tat alI
hour or tao helore the picture ol
health Tue chll Vas hut five Years
ul ago, and during the absence OF the
! family fell from II rear balcony to
paved yard beneath aud crushed his
skull. He li>cd but a short while
This hoy, Joseph, WAS the most lnle'Il'
cent Of the family, and speclsl favor
! llr with all the great mru who IN those
DAYS irruuen,rd his fathers house Nv
was u nri IhL nov, aud III, whole city
OF Richmond mournrl his death. vii
llr, the Youngest son of j tY'rNon Da-
is, wa, hUru IN Richmond, durln4 the
var, aud died when tut three or -four
wears of age. There are nov lett hu'
two children. both gIrIs The eldest
Maggie, was married about II yeal ago
ant It was while caring tor her thai
/ YOUTH jeff, met the terrible destroyer
Mis-. Winnie, the other daughter, Is
still At school.
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Second .Otai
Leaving present membership

"The greenback is The only honest
dollar thal the MUD at man tan Do~si-.
bly propose to this people. Ii is the
dollar of. by and for the people. o.
The people, in the sense that they, AMI
only they. shall issue money by the
people. In the sense that it shall he 10
sued in the interest Of the masses, and
not 10 that OF Sh,iock or any other
class, ring or monopoly whatever; for
the people, in the sense that the pubic
treasury shall reap e.rry iota "fproh,
that can dow from the issue OF money,
leaving bankers to deal in II. The
greenback is also the best dOllar--bet>
ter than that Of any other nation of
the present time can, by any possibility
have, because it has for ito ground anil
solid foundation the honor. the integ
rlty, the plighted faith. the scivency
and selfish interest Of City millions of
growing, ind istrious. intelligent and
thrifty people, owning the rairest. rich |
est and most virgin con.,n-n, OF earth
"A people who have already accumu.
lated more than thirty thousand mil.
lions 81 property. hut which, yas, a.
| the sum j., H. hHl the dust ~ III. bal
ancr compared a.ln VIA, 'hey will
garner up ia The second century VI
labor"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-07

The foreign Lite Insurance 'ohpa'
Mes have lost Aea,Il, from the yellow
fever in Memphis. The Iosscs are pm
down as follows:
Mutual Life, Of New York, 100000
Connecticut Mutual, Of Hartford
100000
The Mutual Benefit, Of New Jersey,
$40, 600
The Northwestern, OF Milwaukee,
1925, 900,
The Knickcrbolkrr, of New York
S65, 600.
Several others lost snail amounts
hut The above are the principal suffer
rrs, A total, 80 far M is known, %
1910, 900 Ia to he paid to the repr"srn
,atives Of ,he dead insured in those
companies.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-07

Gov. Porter has appointed W. W.
Mcdowell Chancellor OF the Memphis
ChanceIy Court, vies Charles knr-
trecht, decd, and john 4 X. Ra,
Judge Of the Criminal Courl Of Mem
pAis vice 2. I. Scrugss, deceased.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-07

This is the way Sam. WINS, of the
Athens Post, tells of one of his mer>
GIANTS who lately fell into the Sheriff 8
hands:
There wa, a man IN our town.
And he was WOndrOuS wise,
Ilc bought n heavy stock OF goods
BIT wouldn't advertise.
lie said the folks knew where he kept.
And what he had 10 sell,
And II they didn't come and buy.
They al might 2o.to-wcll,
They didn't COM, and thee he sol
Aud glowlcd and rnssed like sin,
Till hy-anl-by the sheriff came
And gently scooped him n
And busted him up
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-07

Is nature 10 he superior 10 art, aud
dress hut an humble servitor TO the
grace of ontlineY No! The dream
was too sweet to last A private tele-
gram announces that in tie coming
season crinojne will again rage. AMI
the glory Of the day and the outlines
Of beauty will be shrouded forever
The cld of the woy,I may come now,
We do not care Consummatum est
We are ready 10 dir
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j, ffcrs0n Davis on Northern Aid
From the New York Herald

From the New York Herald.
Tnp folio ius- is an extract from a
letter written hN jefferson Davis from
his h,mc AT B,,ruvnir not far from
NV Orleans, to a friend ia New York
a few dave before the dealt, OI lis IN.
II nat only shows the h"prIn'nrSs OF
the man ia regard to the checking OF
the ycl!nw fever, hut r'vcs that th"r"
is a less 'iltpr feeling 10 il" ) nth 10
ward rhr North to-day than tn lr Vas
- wear ago:
"lhe line j. al hand when frost ANY
lr eX,,rr!rd al M,.nphls, and Me ll"'l
it produces has usual, cen IcI' tor
several degrees Of latitude -"nth al tn"
.,Iprr here it ucrurrpi We are here
surrounded 10y fever aud the cir
steadily nHrroNS, III, my Residence IS
50 Isolated that We NAV talr'y nope
not to he invniei hl the Infection.
The disease. however, has TIM NraI
some characteristics hItheit" unknown
an the nhpring has hecn aud Is more
prn, raj ami severe than OF any PIE
.irus epidemic. The noble generosity
Of the n ,rlhrrn people ~ TINS lay 81
our extreme affection Eas hern tell
with deep gratl nle aud has don" more
for the lraternl cation Of which lnnnI
ldl, pirate than w""hl man, volnmr'
of rhetorical assurance
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-07

The Memphis N Charleston Railroad
has, during the existence Of the fever,
furnished transportation to refugees to
the amount OF acar $50. 600. In add.
zion, it transported all supplies for the
benefit Of the stricken towns on it-
line free OF charge
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-07

The night trains on the Nashville
r Chattanooga Railroad. which were
discontinued on account of stoppnge
of travel durirg the yellow fever cpl
demic in several portions Of the State,
Commenced cunning again Nov. lst
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-07

Go On, an frsi thlnr YOU know t.
nrs will occur aud burn Y u OIt You
will then lie sorr, sou lid not have y
voiicy IN the Elna or phelx. az
OF the hest cO:1panl'>
10 the world. aud represented in WIN
chester BY WIN. J. Slater.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-07

1t is rumoIed that change will
soon be made in Hayes Cabinet. Al
torncy General De,ens Is TO he APP
pointed Judge OF the New knglond
Circuit, and Secretary Thompson will
be made Attorney General And then
Eugene Hale will be made Secretary OF
the Navy,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-07

The Grand Master ol Tennessee Ma
sons has determined to hold II Grand
Lodge o. SorroM Iuriug the meeting
vl the lodge in Nashville next week
to pay tribute 10 The memory OF fa'l
Grand Master Wheeler, Past Gran'
Commander WOrtham, Butler I, An
d.rson, and other members of loe Or
,Irr ,lra, aavc fl'Ien.. lctimo 10 yellow
fever.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-07

The Grand Lodge Of Tennessee,
free aud Accepted Nelson's. will meet
In Nashville next Monday. November
llth. II is said that the session will
be the most interesting one held by
'ha: body for several years.