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1T Is said by some Of those interested in
them, that the natal and m matrimonial asso-
Citations, which are confusion and curse to
industrious men and women, that they are as
good as lotteries. They ought TO be better.
The lottery offers to its contributors only a
chance Of one in ten, or perhaps forty thou
sand. The NJ. or n. association offers def
mite amount, as for instance the United States
Daily Mutual Aid Association, of Bolivar,
which issues certificates of from $4,000 to
$4,000, benz fits TO cease accommodating after
the expiration of one year from the date Of
certificate. This Is not lottery business
There is no chance about this. There is
positive promise which those who make it
should see conscientiously fulfilled. But
they cannot. We will suppose that The first
year OF the "Uniltd States Daily" finds,
= class of just 100, fifty of whom
carry $4,000 certificates, and fifty S1O,-
900 certificates. The money is called for
aud assessments are made to pay them
upon whom?-upon those who hold them of
course. They would thus have to pay
themselves. These 100 persons would be
asessed 10 pay 500. 900, which would be
$4,000 each for. the $4,000 certificate hold
ers and $4,000 each for the $4,000 certificate
holders. As to the fees and annual dues
these have already gone to pay expenses
This is folly. 1t is worse than the promise
OF the woman who opened bank in Boston
aud guaranteed depositors thirty-six per
cent, and closed after some months of sue
cessful business with poor fools who did not
or would not understand that there is no
possible chance of making money except by
iSooi' OF capital combined with labor. Money
oi i'seii has never yet made money.
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CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS

READING, PA, September 9.-The Repub-
lieans of the Eighth Congressional district
nominated Isaac McHase.
GALVESTON, September 9.-George p. Fin
ley was nominated for Congress by the Demo
Gratis OF the Seventh district.
FREEPoRT, ILL, September Or. + Hit.
who was recently nominated for the long term
in Congress, has been nominated also for the
unexpired term of Representative Hawk,
deceased.
LOUISVILLE, KY, September 9.-The
Democratic Convention of the Tenth district,
after 103 ballots, nominated j. d. Hart, of
Bath, to succeed Jadge Physter, who de-
clined reelection.
QUINCY, ILL.,, September 9.-Thomas L.
Anderson, the Greenback nominee of the
First Missouri district for Congress, declined
the nomination. If the Republicans do not
nominate it is said Ex-Coa gresham Glover
will run as an Independent Democrat against
Hatch, the regular nominee.
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MEMPHIS, TENN. september .. 1859, pm.
Average.
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DLUFF CITY LODGE, No. Irregular meeting
d tomorrow (MONDAY) night at So'cloek. Ad
dress by ". K. Poston. All members of the orde
are cordially invited.
By order G. w. HEISKEkL, M.W.
II TrIn,rpsoS Rennrdar
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feats and featutes than any show tha. ever

feats and features than any show tina! eve
\ visited the South.
SlO0O-That ny show has the beet repu
tation for fair dealing, truthful ststementI
| and general neatness of any show ever II
this city.
S1eO0-That ] could, if necessary, show
on the same lot, on the same day, against any
show in the world and take 3 dollars te
their 81.
Sl000-That every person in this city who
knows me personally or by reputation, hon.
estly and candidly believes that am ready
and will faithfully carry out every one OF
the above propositions.
S10O0-Finally, that nv nine great shows,
as now consolidated, will be pronounced the
most magnificent, novel, diversified, interest
ing, best patroniEed and thoroughly enjoy
able tent exhibition ever given in Memphis.
The above challenges are simply given as
a protection to the interests OF the people.
If the interested parties fail to back their
false statements by monetary proof, why,
then, it is clearly proven that have all that
/ claim, exhibit all l advertise, give the best
show travelling, and present features which
all the world cannot duplicate. Respect
fully TO the public, W. w. COLE,
Proprietor Originator and Protector of the Grand
est Amusement Enterprise on Earth.
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NEXT Wednesday, the 18th, the Mexican
veterans, survivors of a war which incre ased
the proportions Q! the Union by several en-
Pires of great value, will meet at Nashville
and for three days enjoy reunion, for which
the most generous preparations have been
made by the people of the State capital. The
attendance win be large. and it is confidently
expected that all the States will be repre-
sented in the ranks OF the heroes who stormed
ChaPultepec and captured the City of
Mexico. GS
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ONE of the very worst of the bad results
likely to follow upon the desire engendered in
young men to grow rich through matrimo-
nial and natal associations is the insuring of
men and women without their knowledge or
consent, and prohting by hasly marriage,
the birth Of a child, or the death of both
mother and child in childbirth. Fancy
dozen young men uniting to insure the
wife of a friend, actually gambling
upon her giving birth to a child
within a given number of months,
and this without The knowledge of either
the husband or wife. Fancy number OF
young men making it the business OF their
lives 10 wach the women of Memphis as
they go up and down the streets, to aud
from their homes, for indications upon which
to insure any of them in a natal association.
The brutal indelicacY Of the thing in the in
vasion of the privacy Of home and affection,
at the most solemn moments of a womans
life, is horrible to think of. Besides,
who knows to what excess such persons
might eventually 90 under the stimulus of
the rapacity for money 10 hasten and quick
su birth and make good their stake. In
Pennsylvania where there were insurance
companies OF similar charac er, through
which men and women gambled on the lives
OF old and decrepit persons, the asthmatic
and cousumptive, whom they did not know,
resort was finally had to murder 10 reach the
coveted result. The officers of such associa-
tions, of course, have nothing TO do with
these crimes and would not couutenance
them, but they are among the legitimate re-
suits of the system.
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%x=LITTLE thanks are due to him who only
gives away what is of no use to himself
The thanks of invalids the world over are
being showered on the inventor of Kidney
Wort, for it is giving health 10 all. Kid
ney-Wort moves the bowels regularly,
cleanses the blood, and radically cures kid
ney disease, gravel, piles, bilious headache
and pains which are caused by disordered
liver and kidrc-. Thousands have been
cured-why should you not try it.
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Y. N. H. A.
A. O. u. w.

CNPECIAL MEETING THIS SUNDAY EVEN
= ing at 2:30 O'Clock at Hall, corner Main and
Exchange streets Business of importance
SAMUEL II. NOOK, Secretary.
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Fall and winter shoes.

Oar lines of goods in both ladies' and gents
wear have reached us, and we hasten 10 ac.
quaint our friends of the fact. These goods
are the result of a six weeks sc arch among
the leading manufactures East, and for style
and quality are unsurpassed. Mr.. J. NJ. Hill
gave his personal attention TO the selection
OF both the material and make, and conse-
quently can, with safety, vouch for the
goods. These goods are on inspection at
their old stand on Main, corner of Monroe
street, where all are iuyited
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The APPEAL is ON the siie Of the work
ipgman, not with mere lip service. 1t is
anxious 10 see his condition bettered and
himself elevated to the position of self re-
spect which implies self-heIp and manly in
dependences< Membership in a matrimonial
or natal aFsociatIon does not contribute to
these conditions. Money cannot be made
save by the hardest labor Of brain and hand.
To be in the best sense seIf-helpful man
must be eelf-reliant.
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DIED.

Poste in Memphis at am. September 10, 1852
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Peabody B0tel
New tIaFendon n oteI.

New Clarendon Hofet.
A. ]. .KERR............. l.. D. HUNT
Corner Madison and Second Streets.
RATES-S2 and 81 so per day. Electric bells,
electric lights; passenger elevator runs day an d
night
Scott Bennett Tenn W Alexander, KY
w K Robinson, Tex r Robinson, Tenn
VIM w Rierce, city TN Sparks. Ripley, Tenn
| ] C Porter Paris Tenn I Hart, Cincinnati
JAMES Connor city John H Harbin, city
C Shepherd, city Hugh Fl McCrea, city
@ Barnes Paducah L Olive, Paducah, KY
= Glass Tenn Mrs Shelton, Tenn
6 Moore Va ] L Sheffield, Ga
| c L RYAN Richmond,Va L V French, Fla
| J 3 Conly Miss James Branch Tex
| Ed Jayne'& e. Grenada, Miss
CO1-rOH BELT BULLETIN.
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OF Interest 20 Lawxers.

Judge Hammond also filed an opinion in
the case of Dsford Is. Mehaffy, refusing q
motion 10 remand the case to the State court
There were two points in the decision which
may be Of interest to the lawyers:
1. The right of removal is not barred o.
til there has been an issue as to all the
parties. Where there were several defend
ants and one answered and the others failed
TO answer, the right of removal continues
until pro cogtesso is entered as to all the de
PENDANTS, and until and during the term al
which it is entered or where entered in
vacation during the next term.
2. A defective removal bond may be
amended by the substitution of good one
in the Federal court, and an omission OF the
condition for :he payment of costs is moi
fatal 10 the jurisdiction of that court,
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The Beers, who have lhree times been
compelled to remove beyond the reach of
British bayoneis, after gallant contests for
the lands they possessed In South Africa,
have no love, but much hate, forthe English.
This was exemplified by an advertisement
headed Warning" signed by all the mem
bers of the Veldt Court, which appeared 10 Il
recent number of the VolEsteia. The adver-
iisem ent reads: t"We, the underslgned burgh-
ers of the Ward Aapies River, hereby warn
all loyal persons who have registered them
selves with The British resident that they
are not to come into our houses, or into our
farms, and still less 10 offer TO shake hands.
They can greet at a distance on the road,
like Kafre, AMI those who act contrary to
to this notice can expect the resultp
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1881 was s13 90, and this yesr il was si4 70 70
OF the difference in the cost Of lumber why
would man foot across an imagnsry ii9o e9e
work for Sl5 month when he coulo get -
this side. He made further srgunen' WHICH, q
was listened TO with great interest,", as ne
showed thorough acqusins snce wl'h ths
business, and eyinced great originally ID MS
ideas.
at the afternoon session a number Oh rep
resentstives of various industries we're nearu,
among them bsrbed wire manuiaclureIs,
iron and steel manufacturers, dry g1ou5 gc,
dealers and earthenware importers aheJ
all favored protection.
S. Corning Judd and S. S. Gregory, IN pc
half Of the Iroquois (Democrsncl Oluo'
made free-trade argument. Toe Gomnls-
sion then adjourned to meet in Aiiwauke'
Monday al noon.
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The PhiIndeIphfa AImshouse Frauds

PHILADELPHIA, September 9.-Some Gu
rious developments are being made by tbs
statements taken by the district attorney
one of which Is that among other thefts the
roof was stolen off the almshouse. The roo
was of copper, and this fact being known 10
the Board of Guardians, ii was determined tc
put on a new one which, II was said, would
be less expensive and more durable. Ir
making the change the old copper was
collected together by order OF the Board and
sold, the sum received for it being nearly
$1,000. although there is no record in the
receipts at the compiroller's office 10 thai
effect, and none but Major Phipps can tel
among whom the money was divided. The
trustees are thankful that any portion Of the
original building femains. The appropris-
ton to the manufacturing department annu-
ally expended was about $4,000, while The
actual amount expended each year for sew
ersl years past has been but about $4,000, the
conspirators thus obtaining $1,000 annually
from one department
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The RESOLUTION.

HheTeds, 1t is provided by the Revissd Statutes
ot the United States section 1862 that every Terri
tory shall have the right to send DELEGATE TO the
House OF Representatives of the United suites. ana
as 1t Is further provided in section % that such
election shall be held in all the Terntodes OF the
n1ted States on Tuesday after the first Monday IN
November, 1ss2. therefore be Il
Reso'Ued, That in order to prepare lOr such
election IN the Territory of Utah on the day so es
tabhshed, the commission will proceed Orthwith
20 appoint registration officers to revise the regis
traslon lists now on file in the Office of the clerks
OF each of the several counties in the manner re-
quired by law.
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Beware of Nuhsfifufes.

The public should bear in mind that imi-
tatlons or substitutes of standard medicine
are offered not for any benefit of health, but
to sell something that mas been bought cheap;
and not daring TO criminate themselves by
exact copies, their object. is to get near TO il
as Is necessary TO deceive. The remedy to
detect frauds is in your own hands. Buy nc
Simmons Liver Regulator unless encased
in white wrapper, having a large red 2 in
the center, and the signature OF ]. 81. Zeilir
& Co. on the side
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The North Mississippi Endowment Asso-
citation, of Grenada, just chartered, has been
careful to incorporate in its charter a saving
clause (section ~ providing that "The pri-
vate property, real, personal aud mixed of
said incorporators, their associates, success.
ors and assigns, shall not be liable for any
debt, liability or obligation of this sssocia-
tioD." The men and women who become
members of this North Mississippi Endow-
ment Association have no guarantees beyond
the pledges of the agent.
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RESOLUTIONS OF REsPECT.
EHALL OF ROSE LODGE, No. 405, k AND L. OF H.,
MEMPHIS. TENN. August d. 1852.

EHALL OF Rose LODGE, No. 405, K. AND L. OF H..
MEMPHIS, TENN, August %, 1882.
The committee read the following report:
WHEREAS. 1t hath pleased our Heavenly Father,
the Supreme Protector of the Universe, in His in
scrutable wisdom to remove from our midst by
the hand of death our beloved sister, ELIZA C..
PREsCorT; and
WHEREAS, We, the members of Rose Lodge, No.
405, Knights and Ladies of Honor, have sustained
a sad loss by this dispensation of Providence, to
whose will we humbly bow; therefore, be it
Resolved, That in the decease of our sister ELIZA
C. Prescott, Rose Lodge has been deprived of one
of its most active, energetic and interested mem
bers, " hose example trustworthy of all imitatisn.
to society an ornament, to her family and fliends
a warm. true and sincere friend, and TO her hus-
band a devoted and loving companion.
Resolved, That we hereby tender our heartfelt
sympathies TO the friends and relatives of our SIS
ter, ELIZA G. Prescott, and TO her husband, our
brother, J. P. Prescott, who by this sad bereave-
ment has sustained an irreparable loss
Resolved. That copy OF these resolutions be
sent to the relatives and husband of our deceased
sister and also copy be placed on the minute OF
the Lodge. LYDIA B. RAWLINGS,
ELLEN B. LEWIS.
KATIE B. NEWSOM,
H,wv
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To THE workman or woIkwoman it mat
ters not VIII the measure in money is by
which their wsges or earnings are defined.
The real question is: How good house,
how large room, how adequate a supply Of
food and fuel and clothing, can purchase
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ANOTHER EARTHQUAKE
On the Isthmus-Tranic ON the Panama
Railroad Suspended.

PANAMA, September 9.-There was an
other short but sharp shock this morning at
3 o'clock. For the two past nights half of the
population of Panama slept in or walked
ABOUT the square. Many families camp on
The plains. Few dare to sleep in high build
ings or narrow streets. Much sickness from
fright and exposure is expected. Traffic on
the Panama railroad is suspended, as
the bridges are out of line. The freight
houses at Colen are badly damaged. The
island of Tobozs suffered considerably this
morning. The interior towns are reported
badly damaged. The long dormant volca-
noes of Chiriqui are reported to be in active
eruption.
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A license or privilege tax. imposed by State on
the business OF an express company engaged sole
ly in co ommerce between the Ststes where there is
intention by this means to obstruct or prohibit
the business, is not unconSttu uonal.
B C. Brown, weatherford * Estes for the plain
tiff G. p M Turner, attorney general, for the de-
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Heavy Thnnder.Sterm I'm Connecticut.

NORWICH, Conn, September "a severe
storm passed over New London county this
forenoon, accompanied by lightning. Four
men in Ysntic took refuge in an ice-heuse.
were paralyzed for 4 time. One, Michael
Lynch, was terribly burned. The lightning
struck him on the side and back, cork
screwed down his leg, and passed out at the
foot, making round hole in The top. Lynch
lives and is expected TO recover. The barn Of
Luther Browning, in Lisbon, was struck and
burned. Many animals were killed or in
iured
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A Free-Trader on the Lumber QuestIon
Some FAlIacies EXplodeI

CHICAGO, September 9.-In the morning
session the Tariff Commission heard the Chi
csgo representatives of the lumber interest.
They generally agreed with the Saginaw
men. The Hon. Thaddeus Dean, promi.
nent dealer, took, however, the opposite
view, declaring himself most decidedly a
free-trader on the lumber question. He
could see many reasons against, aud none for
pavmeut of a duty OF 81 per thousand on Ca
madam lumber. II, SIS the Easi Saginaw men
claimed, they had only enough lumber for
ten years, it was the part OF prudence to
draw from other sources. He did not be-
but the end was coming, Stumping men
were culling lumber. Before the FIRE lum-
her cost him an average OF Sl4 46 per 1000:
the year after the fire SIC so. In 1876 il
had fallen to 50, in 1880 became sll 90, and in
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A strong Combination,

In order to cover the whole field of con-
struction, Mr.. Claude Freeman, the engineer
of Nos. 81 and Madison street, will, on and
after Monday, September 11th, have asso-
ciated with him Mr.. james B. Cook, the
architect. The business will cover, as usua al
the construction of manufactures, beside the
latest styles in churches, public houses and
residences. The new address will be Cook
& Freeman Memphis
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JOINT DISCUSSION
Between Senators Harris and Jackson
Discontinued by Mutual Consent
The Reasons Therefor.
Another Cold Day for the Hawkins Com
binatieH-The 6ubernatOrial Con-
test In East Tennessee.

Special TO the Appeal
Milan, Tenn, September 9.-Senator
Harris spoke to large crowd to-day. He
will continue his list of appointments, and
room make others. At the close of his re-
marks, Senator Harris read to the audience
the following card;
After an experiment of a week at ioint
discussion Of the State debt, that being the
only question about which we disagree, we
are both satisfied that such joint discussion
ends 10 20 embitler the issue as TO make it
difficult, if not impossible, 10 ueite the party
hereafter, and therefore we mutually agree
10 have no further joint discussions
ISHAM G.. HARRIS,
HOWELL. K JACKSON.
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DELICIOUS BEVERAGE.

last bottle OF q" III & Bl PUNCH"
ssThen, my dear, don't forget 10 remind
me TO order a fresh supply tomorrow"
The "HUB PUNCH' is prepared solely by
Messrs. C. II. GRAVES & SONS, Boston. It is
made of the best Of brandy and rum Of the Juice
fresh lemons and the finest white sugar blended
by a deft hand, and is really delicious. pure,
and a reliable article that has met with the most
cordial appreciation OF all who have tried its
see that You get the Genuine, with the
facsimile of CHESTER A. GRAVES d
SONS" on the capsule over The cork OF
each bottle Sold by all leading grocers and
wine merchants.
The "HUB PUNCH'' is sold by all leading fam
lily grocers and wine merchants.
Trade supplied at manufacturer prices W
B. J. SENMES d CO. Memphis. Tenn.
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AaERnAs paper.says that roof oaa be
made fre-proof by covering it with mix
ture of lime, salt and wood sshes, adding a
little IamFbIsck to give q dark color 1t
not only guards s~ains! fire, but also in a
measure prevents decay.
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Mr.. A7KrSsoE, of Boston, said in an ad-
dress recently delivered in Boston, that the
South to-day is even ia advance of the North
in the effort which she is making to pro-
mote the destruction OF the hand and the
head tooefher
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PORT SAID, September 9.-An Arab from
Tel Ell Kiber, who came in to-day, reports
that Arab Pssha has diverted the canal at
Ismalia round his entertainments in accord
| ance with the recommendations of European
| engineers serving under him.
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The New York Evening Post learns that
Hubeeil is now employing collectors in The
departments, giving them ten per cent. of
what they get. Mr.. Folger does not forbid
this, but he must have some trouble in recon.
CLING the practice with his theory that the
money paid by a clerk is like contribution
to the plate in 'the Westinghouse of his
choice" Ans Westinghouse that first
assessed all the members Of the congregation
a certain percentage on their salary, aud
then sent collectors rounnd on ''spec" to duu
those who did DOT pay, would be queer
concern. Did Mr.. Folger ever hear of any
euch religious organization? Mr.. Folger's
oonnivauce at HubbelPs doings must be, to
any one at all interested in the Improvement
of the public service, strong argument
against his nominations as governor.
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Auo.i.er H caring an she Harrison-shinu

PHILADELPHIA, September S.-FtrvIv r--
another hearing to-day before Magistrate
Pole in the case of Harrison G. Clarke and
William Shinu, prominent Masons, charged
with attempting to ruin the reputation OF
Nathan w. Shive and Mrs. Edna Jordan,
by having published bogus marriage notices
and writing obscene letters, etc. Alter hear
ing part Of The testimony the case was post
uoned until Friday ne1t.
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The Cottage Gallery,

AT Nos. 49 and 81 BeaIe street, is the head
quarters for elegant photos. Familiar faces
of all our best citizens Can be seen in their
rooms, which is guarantee that their work
is appreciated. Prof. Gebhardt, the proprie-
tor, was the first to introduce fine photos for
3 dozen, and is the only one who has sue
ceeded. Why? Because he will not permit
any but 6Ist-class work to leave his gallery.