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HEADACHE,
SICK ADA e II +,
And
NERVOUS CInLLS.
THEIR DANGEr AND $40 RESULTS.

Aubeadaches are nervous, whether called 50 or
not. hut there is certain class Of headaches that
,ro t,ovn as and called nervous headaches because
they are attended by other nervous symptoms ana
what the patient calls nervous feelings or nervous
moss. Headaches are more dangerous than theyare
generally supposed TO be because few people de Id
at of headache but they lead TO the most serious
s,te Of things; nay, often end in deathor insanity
aud arc always the forerunneF Of nervous cbills.
Nervous chills are extremely dangerous ana are
NOT only attended by distressing nervous symptoms
but by congestion Of the nervous centres ana oitcn
nroye fatal very suddenly, and should receive
.or,r,, and immediate treatment, but the best and
fist WAY Is 20 take it In time; and If you suffer
ero,o nervous or sick headache treat that and be
cured Of IL, and there will be no danger OF nervous
cb,Ils. You may say, 81 have tried and nothing
cpres me.n No, tonics or those common purgatiVe
mills or strong medicines will never cure you. The
-, 90, spffpr from nervous headache or chilsis
,,oo,use vour nervous system is run down; the
,,.rva- au,d has become poor and weak, ana needs
coed,ng and restoring 10 its natural condiuoh' ana
7 can tell You what will do II In any case ana
s,,e,k from experience, aud that's DIR. BENsoN's
CELERY AND CIIAMoMILE PILLS. They have
and will cure any case no matter how long standing
o. ohs,,natc. Of either nervous headache, nervous
ch,,s. sick headache, neuralgia, nervousness p'-
r,,vsi, seeplcssness or indigestion Price % cents
hox six boxes for o. so, postage free to anyad-
dress. Sold by all druggists. Depot 100 nor'h
vn,aw street, Baltimore, Nd. Prompt attention
,,,ven 10 all mail-orders at home ONCE.
e''N' oc s-eodlw
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The IInNpafe Casc.

WASHINGTON, October in obedience
to a writ Of hobedS corpus issued on We'd
nesday last, Captain II. W. Howgate was
brought this morning before the Criminal
Court. and oil representations Of counsel
for the accused Judge Cox reduced the bail
from 100000, which had been fixed by
Commissioner Bundy, 90 $4,000. The de
fcndanl's counsel, however, stating that it
would be impossible for their client to Sc
cure that amount OF bail, Judge Cox stated
he would take the matter under Amusement
and determine the amount definitely this
afternoon or tomorrow.
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PoRT or RICHMOND, ocroBrn =, 1881.


steamer Tiger Lis, walshai, smlthGeid, MGR
chandisc and passengers, W. A. %. Cole snrciin-
tcndent.
schooner Frank Mcdonald. McKsndry, Philadci-
pitla, coal, :. y. Lathrop.
schooner Oakcs Ames, sheridan, PhiiadciphIs,
schooner Garrett P. Wright, Cooper, New York.
silt, Davenport Morris.
schooner W. G.. Bartlett, -, Philadelphia,
schooner i. Meruin, brown, Now York, railroad
iron, 10 Richmond aud Allegheny railroad.
schooner Katie G. Robinson, sooye, Philadelphia,
coal G. II. Page.
Schooner Julia a. Garrison, COrson, Phlladel-
phil, coal, :. II. Halves.
schooner L. A. Dennenhower Cannon, PhIladeI-
phia, coal, & y. Lathrop. ,,.,.,.,.,,, go,
f. Z. Murphy.
SAILED.
Steamship Wyanoke. Couch, New York. mcr-
chandse and passengers, George W. Allen 4 Co.,
agents.
Steamer J. W. Eycrman, Carr. Philadelphia,
merchandise aud passengers, j. W. MeCarriek,
steamer Ariel Clifford, Norfolk, United states
agent.
schooner +. H. Hayens, -, Boston, coal,
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company.
CLEARED.
Bark Fannie u. Tucker, Tucker, lour, santos.
MEMORANDA
'HAyANA.-Saled 9th ultimO: Brig Rosarito
(Sp.l, slcristan, for Richmond.
NORFOLk.-ArrlVed ON: ScnoonCr Maria Fear
son, Ascy, from James river for New lork-put I'm
for hlrbOr; schooner IIoratio Nichols. from Alba
ny for Richmond, towed into this port leaking
badly.
PoETLASD, MR.-Arriyed 4th Schooner Speed
well, Dyer. from Richmond; also, schooner Deca-
tur Cakes, Baker, Belfast, Me-, for James river.
VINEYARD HAyEN-Arriyed fth: Schooner
Milford, Look, from Rockland for Richmond, and
proceeded.
PHmADELPuIA.-Cleared 9th: schoonors Rose
Mcneyltt, Hopkins. for Richmond; Caroline w.
Holmes, jackson. for Petersburg.
BY telegraph.
BOsToN October u rriycd: Schooner John II.
COnyers Richmond, Va.
MARINE DISASTER.
FORT MONROE, October 7.-Wedncsiay during
the heavy gale the schooner James J.. llewett,
Washington for Norfolk, anchored on New Point,
foundered. The captain, mate. and two men were
rescued the same day by the British bark Reyello,
and subsequently landed at Fort Monroe. Two
other men took the yawl which was afterwards
picked mp bottom upwards by the bark Harriet
Jackson.
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TELEGRApHIC NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

Views and Gossip From the National Capt.
tai-The Hcwgate Case-'EGect OF the late
Gale on Hatterss--The Philadelphia ssrik-
ma Printers-The Peabody Trustees
fatai Accident mt New Brunswick, N. H.
The French Centennial Visitors at West
Point, y. Y.-The Financial Pressure In
EnEiand-Mr, Gladstone Is Presented with
EiRhty-six Addresses-Nihiiist Headeunr-
ters Notwithstanding the Czar-Irish
Ahhirs-Other Interesting Foreign Events,
kc., &C.
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ua,,road sale Confirmed.

CHARLESTON, S. c., October TN the
south Carolina railroad case, in the United
Statcs Circuit Court to-day, Judge Bond
oyerr,led the exceptions and confirmed the
Sa,o NJ the road to Messrs. Barnes, Stout,
IIio Sloan, and Brawnley. Notice OF
anneal 10 the United States Supreme Court
was then given in behalf OF oockroi'' VINO
excepted to the confirmation OF SAFE
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Railroad Accident.

Especial telegram 60 The Dispatch.l
WILLIAMsoNs, VA, October 7.-Cicero
Doom, brother Of Captain Marco Doom, of
Richmond, had his head caught between
two car-bufiers at Ronceyerte to-day, and
was severely injured.
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The Peabody Fund.

NEW YORK, October THE trustees OF
the Peabody Fund met to-day, and, having
approyed the reports from the different
committees. adjourned until next October.
President Winthrop announced that An
tbony j. Drexel, Of philadelphia, had &C,
ceptcd the place in the Board made vacant
Inv the death Of George w. Riggs.
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Prince Edward County.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOMINATION.
Especial telegram 10 tine Dispatch.I
FARNylLLE, VA, October IA County
Convention composed Of Republican-Re-
adiuSters nominated to-day n. II. Cham
plain for the House Of Delegates. 4 lead
ing straightout said on hearing Of the re-
port that Straightout organization would
be formed in opposition TO the nomination.
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Texas IfQula.

GALVESTON, October THE Nens has
the following specials from Austin:
Ham White, noted highwayman OF
Texas, recently arrested In New Mexico,
has been sentenced to the penitentiary for
ninety-nine years.
Work was commenced on the Austin and
Northwestern Narrow-Gauge railroad to
day.
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The Printers Troubles in Phiisdsi-
phfR.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, October l.-Eugene
yalletti. Thomas 5. Coons, and Daniel NC
Namara. business committee OF Philadel-
mia Typographical Union, No. 2, were
aiven hearing this morning. They are
CHARGED with consplring TO interfere with
worfmen employed in the establishment =! 0l
sherman e. Co., and were held in $500 Dail'
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Enaetsnffhe Late Gale.

WASHINGTON, October THE Signal
Corps station at IIatteras, y. c., reports to
the chief signal officer as follows:
"The thrce-masted schooner before re-
ported ashore is Thomas J. Lancaster, Cap
tain Hunter, of Philadelphia, bound to Sa-
vannah, Ga, laden with ice; went ashore
at 3 A. NJ. yesterday four miles south OF
New Inlet, with thirteen persons on board
all told, seven Of whom were lost. The
captain and his three children were drown
ed. but his wife was saved. The second
mate was saved, but had his thigh broken.
She will be a total loss"
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- BrRsET1's CocoAINE PROMOTES TUE
SSgSfH or THE HAIR and renders IL
sSfA and glossy. II holds in liquid form
large proportion Of deod0rized Coc0AaUr
~ prepared expressly for this purpose.
~ ouer compound possesses the peculiar
msoiersies which so exactly suit the various
''''aflons Of the human hair.
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Crashed TO Death.

NEW BRUNSWICK, \. j., October I.--Jo-
scph Vannuis, aged forty-fye years, was
killed this morning by falling INTO the gear
ing of jack-machine at the hosiery lac
torv he e. lie was crushed in the cog
wheels
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

sALzs-FmsT BoARD.-15O Virginia tax-rc-
ceivatle coupons at 90, 500 do. at % 10 shares
Richmond aud Alleghany ut 40. 10 do. al 40, 10
do. at 39,., 10 dc. at 30, 10 d. az 49, 10 shares
Atlanta and Charlotte stock (B. c. Mt 71s; 10
shares National Bank 81 Virginia stock at DO; 10
Richmond and Dunviiie stock at 90's- 10 do. ut
9o'S, 10 do. at 90.
SECOND BOAgD.-lO shares Norfolk aud West
crn preferred ai "a; 1900 Richmond and Dam
Vile gold G's at 100,
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LATER.

The Signal-Corps station at Cape HATTIE
ras, n. c., reports that the body OF Captain
Hunter, OF the schooner Thomas D. Ian
caster, washed ashore near Life-SaVlng STA
ton 40. 20 at A. NJ. All three OF the
schooners wrecked near this station are
total loss.
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Flour.

Fl,ur-We quote: Fine, s4.50asj; extra. $3.50
nb7.75: supcrinc, $500 500; common fani-
Is. S7.75msS; choice o. patent family, ss.ouE
1878.
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REMOVALS.
CARPETS, OIL-CLOTHs, &c.

CARPETS, OIL-CLOTHs, &c.-I have
I J tust received my FALL STOCK o. Goods
CARPETS, OIL-CLOTIis, RUGS, MATS, ana
nRuGGFIS OF all grades. Cornice, Lace ana
Damssk curtains OF the latest STYLES. shades itoi.
lands, sc. Paper-iIanglngs OF ali Styles when
am Offering al lowest prices. All orders prOlhpu,
amended 10. Work done In town and country:
A. JENNINGS, No. 1871 Main susey
Sc 1e-2m kishmo"' w.
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4 special correspondent OF the Richmond
Dispdtch complains OF corner IN ace. Inc
wind yesterday knocked the bldcS out OF
that corner.-LUnChbarg AdUdnce.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

RICHMOND, october 7. 1851.
SALES.
WIiElT.-Whiic. $50 bushels prime AMI very
good az 81 %. Lancaster, IA bushel, prime lt
SlC5: 3O4 bushels yr~y good az Sl.G3 80 bushels
good al -l.G2: 10 hiIshcl. common ~ 81. Full =.
422 bushels prime aud very good AZ 9l.51 a
bushels yeI y good 81 sl.j3; J22 bushels good al
xi.JO aud Fl.j2.
CoRN.-Whitr, % bushels new IT Soc; 20 BUSH
els very good old Al S6c.: 20 bushels very good Oh
AZ soc. Mixed, 4UO bushels western az S3c.
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REMEMBER THAT LITTLE lloP BirTERs
saves big doctor bills and cures when all else falls.
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MISS GAYS HIsT0HIC1E, GIlAK-
ul sPEAHlAN AND QEHE1AL LfrB4As
sion 10 begin II uEsD Az, November lss. For I1enns
bershp OF further information IN reGzro - ek9oef
class, address Miss GAY, POI east Gsiu street, o.
apply In person on WEDNESDAYS.
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&c e-stawlms

TUE COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD or
Il HENEiCQ adjourned 70 SATURDAY, octo-
her Sth, at IL ". q. ARCHER,
Clerk uenrico County school Bosrd.
AZ, I'm ri <a4f
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DICHMOND SEMINARY,
JOHN II. POWELL, PRINCIPAL;
Mrs. r. G.. YEyTON and
MRs. J. X. GARNETT,

The continued growth OF this SCHOOL FOB
YOUNG LADIES having rendered II necessary so
secure Increased accommodations. the buildin& No.
, EAST GRACE STREET has been leased fos
term of years. This building was designed sad for
number or years has been used for school pur-
poses. IL will be thoroughly repaircd aud made
complete In all It's appointments. Tie accommo-
daliOns for boardcrs are the best. Two young
ladies' 70 room, aud single rooms provided when
desired
a comfortable apartment and all necessary at
tentiOn provided for the sick.
The school win REOPEN MONDAY, scpteIn-
Der 10, 1881.
For Information 10 prices, &C., apply for cata-
iOyue ~ the bookstores, or -
jc 3O-dlwSteOdLs JOHN II. POWELL.
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ovation So Mr.. Gladstone.

LONDON, October THE Bernc CORE
,pondent Of the Morning Post says he has
a communication from II. Petersburg an
nouncing that the headquarters Of Nihilists
have been discovered, and that sixty ar
rests have been made.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-05-18
PERSONAL AND NEwSY.

Two Boston hotels, which last sum
mer paid Sc a ton For their ice, have
this year contracted for their supply
at 1925 per ton.
Charles 0'Conner is not quite salts
fed with Nantucket as permanent
residence, and proposes to pass his
summers there and his winters in
Bermuda.
Ex-Governor Hendricks says that
the stories of ex-candidate English s
wealth are greatly magnifed, adding
that "his figure is not above 81 900,
000."
The veterans of Lee and Jackson,
now in New Orleans, are much struck
with the resemblance of Miss Julia
Jackson to her noble father and their
old Virginia leader.
Cornelius Vanderbilt who eonfesses
to an income of 1000 year, defeat
ed a suit the other day in New York
for a small amount of money on the
plea of outlawry.
Mr.. Archibald Forbes intends to
revisit this country next year, and, af-
ter more careful study of its society
and its institutions, he will write a
book about it.
After thirty years absence, Robert
Thorn, of Haverhill, Mass, came
home the other day, and his first bus
mess was to kick over a tombstone that
had been erected to his memory many
years before.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-05-18
Legal Decisions.

In the circuit court this morning
the case of Barrett VS.. Hellman and
others, suit for value of seventeen
bales of cotton, amounting to Sl26O 35,
was decided in favor Of the plaintiff.
Hellman had notes from Barrett
amounting to 1880 45, which he offer
ed as an Offset. Barrett, citizen of
Mississippi, plead the statute of limi-
tation as to the notes, but the court
decided that as the debt accrued here
he could not plead the Mississippi
statute, but must allow the notes as
an offset. This is the principal point
involved, and is one that has not been
decided before. The decision, there
fore. is an important one.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-05-18

IT has been noticeable for some
weeks that the Vicksburg CONNER
cial has a new editor. Whoever he is,
he writes bold, manly, incisive style
that at once arrests attention. The
Commercial has always been well
edited, but is especially so now. 1t is
destined to become conspicuous in
the ranks OF southern journals and
to WELD large and increased
infuence.in southern politics. Sew
eral of our Mississippi exchanges have
alluded to the new but unknown edi-
tor. but as no member Of the profes-
sion is known to be missing from his
usual place, it is all guesS-wolk, and
Caking quite wide range.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-05-18
THE REPUBLICAN CAUCUS.
business 10 be Pushed.-SenatOF
Harris Accepted as speaker
Pro Tenn.

WASHINGTON, May 16.-The repub
lican senators held caucus this even
ing for the purpose of determining
what course should be adopted with
the view of reaching action on the
Robertson nomination and other con.
tested cases, and thus securing an
early adjournment of the senate, after
which senators spoke in favor of leav-
ing Judge Robertson in the hands of
the committee on commerce, for some
days longer, in the hope that some
way might yet be opened up to avoid
controversy concerning it. Several
other members of the caucus, while
agreeing with the speakers that the
nomination of Judge Robertson was
not a wise or desirable act on the part
Of the president, took the ground, new
ertheless, that as the issue had Oeen
made for party interests, and demand
ed that it should be met by sustain
ing the administration. Various
other advocates of prompt action
urged the confirmation of the nomina-
JlO0 OH lb5 ucTllS. All6I COupdId-
lively short debate on all the points
above indicated, it was decided with
only four dissenting votes The COM
mittee $50 far as the republican mem
bers can now control their actiOn)
shall report back all pending nomina.
tions forthwith (meaning at tO-mor-
rows session of the seUate) with a
view of finally disposing of all execu-
tive business in time for final ad-
iourument OF the senate by next
Thursday or Friday at the latest.
The necessity Of providing for the
election of president of the senate pro
tenn before the close of the session was
also brought to the attention ofthe
caucus, and as the democrats now COL
stitute a majority of the body, it was
agreed to notify them that the repub
licans will consider Senator Harris, of
Tennessee, as an acceptable choice for
the position. and will cheerfully ac-
quiesce in his selection.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-05-18
BY CABLE.
A Land Lacquer Arrested
Under the Coercion Act.
The Forts's Changed Attitude on
the Greek Question.
Socialists to be Expelled
from Vienna.
Queen Victoria COnfers the Order Of
the Garter.
London 10 Take the Hungarian
Loan.
London 10 Take the Hungarian
Loan.
Meeting Of the Land League al
Dublin.

LONDON, May 18.-It is stated that the
porte's charged attitude in regard to the
Greek question is the result Of threat of
the powers to submit to the ultimatum if
further obstruction was practiced. 1t is
understood that this step was taken on the
initiative of England.
Moran, a solicitor, and one of the most
energetic members of the Limerick land
league. has been arrested under the coer-
cion act.
Engelhardt, moderate radical, has been
elected president of the Paris municipal
ity, defeating Lacroix, irreconcilable.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, May l8--The sultan
sent an aid de camp to ask the views of
foreign ambassadors relative to consular
protection to Midhat Pasha, charged with
completely in the murder Of ABDUL Aziz.
The ambassadors decided that consuls
would exceed their functions by granting
Midhat Pasha asylum, and they must
await instructions in the mat er from
their respective governments
LONDON, May 18.-A Berlin dispatch
says that large number Of socialists will
soon be expelled from Leipsig, including
probably three leading members of the
relchstag.
The queen has conferred the order Of
the Garter upon the king of Sweden at
Windsor Castle.
The new Hungarian loan of fl6,0O00OO
per cent gold rentes is expected to be
more than covered in London alone.
S rip is already quoted at 2X premium.
AT the meeting of the land league at
Du lin yesterday, the attendance was
larger than usual. 1t was announced that
the weeks receipts amounted to 1856.
The fact that the American dispatches
had not come to hand accounted for the
comparative smallness of the receipts. A
casual reference by one of the speakers as
to the question of the advisaGility of a
general strike against the payment Of
rent ELECTED applause.
At Newmarket the race for the Paine
stakes was wen by Monarch, Reverbera-
tion second, Tristan third.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-05-18
FIRE IN NASHVILLE MONDAY
NIGHT.
A PIauing SaiIl DeSIrOyed-The
Oiey Memorial window
ahattered-LOss $4,000.

Nashville American, 18th
Shortly after seven o'clock last
night, Messrs. James Mar in and
Charles Leach discovered a fire in
what is known as Warren a. Moores $
planning mills, but which was occupied
by Robert Lowery as a plaDing mill
and turning factory, on south High
street. They attached hose to ny.
drant, and could have extinguished
the fire, but for the fact that the stream
was so weak that it would not run
more than TWO feet out of the nozzle.
and OF course thty could accomplish
but little good with it. The flames
spread so rapidly that they had to
abandon anyattempt to suppress them.
The mill was soon IN a blaze from top
to bottom, and was a total loss, in
spite Of the vigorous efforts of the FIRE
department. The loss on the build
ings and the machinery belonging to
Warren & Moore is estimated at
$1,000, with no insurance. Robert
Lowery's loss in material and machin-
cry is estimated at $1,000, with $4,000
insurance in the Household Mutual
insurance company.
During the fire the rear window of
the Church of the Advent was ignited,
and between fire and water was
broken. 1t was the memorial window
to the late Bishop Otey, for the pur-
chase of which Bishop Quintard raised
subscription of $1,000 while the
Church of the Advent was in course
of erectionS
The residence on the southeastern
corner OF High and Cumberland alley
and the double brick residence on the
corner of High and the alley between
Cumberland alley and Broad street
were ignited, but the flames were ex
tinguished before any serious damage
was done.
A great deal of furniture was hur-
riedly dropped from some Of the
houses near the fire and broken or
otherwise badly damaged.
Seven mechanics were thrown out
of employment by the destruction of
the mill. Mr.. Lowery had large or
ders ahead.
The fire is believed to have been
the work Of an incendiary.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-05-18

That solid financial corporation, the
Union and Planters bank, prints a
statement to day showing its financial
condition at the close of business on
yesterday. With cash on deposit
amounting to 81 OH ,37463 and a sur
plus of $76,l98.O8, the bank is evil
IDENTIFY in flush condition. In loans
and discounts the volume is 81 ,030,-
1900. With a cash paid up capital
of 100000, and 53.93615 invested
in United States bonds. the bank is in
streng position, and can accommo-
date all Of its friends and customers
with capital on properly indorsed pa
per at any and all times. The grad
ual upward tendency of the stock
of this bank, its high
ruling value, and the solid character
of the list of directors. no financial
institution could present a better
front, and the public confidence in
the institution is complete The bank,
at the same time, enjoys a very liberal
patronage in mercantile circles, as its
liberal exchange custom attests. The
favorable showing speaks volumes for
the successful managers Of this excel
lent monetary institution.
FIRE In NASHVILLE MONDAY
NIGHT.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-05-18

The whole current of English histo
ry was changed by petty quarrel in
the synagogue ofwhich Isaac Disraeli
was a member. The authorities Of
the synagogue could nos yield, and
Isaac would not. So the latter with
drew from fellowship. But he never
became a Christian. His son B,nja-
min was baptized at the instance Of
Samual Rogers, the poet, who was
himself something of a pagan, but had
too much worldly sense not to
perceive the advantage of the young
Disraeli would derive from member
ship in the state church. If he had
remained Jew Lord Beaconsheld' s
parliamentary career could not have
begun until thirty years later than il
did and he would never been a rival
of Gladstone,or probably "a conspicuous
member of any government. Benjamin
Disraeli and his two younger brothers
we're circumcised, but all became
Christians.