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n.
fMFATIENcE THE VIcE =
following admirable pOrtraitm. O' ,u7 lmP7'
thence Of tie age lie found IN BULN eEt preface
to bis " Lueretia -
&" That eager desire to press forward, hst 50
much 10 eoheler Obstacles, as 10 elude them
hat gambling with the solemn desanles OF Ike,
see. ing ever 70 SCI success upon the chdnce OF
2 die; hat Fastening from he Uiso eoneelyto
% lie end accomplished; that hust at1eI
aa.rk returns to Ingenious gol, add breateiess
VI Trings along short cuts to the goal, ~eicn
sc sc everywhere arouGd us, from the Ne
ehant-s' Insutute 70 tue stock market -oeEln-
lirg in education with the primers Of intan'
ey, deirging rs with PHILOSOPHERS for tlte mii-
hou.' and Sciences made easy; ) characte 1siht
The books Of cur writer's, the speeches Of on
statesmen 80 -less than the dealings Of oul
spectators, seem, I confess, to me, to eonstN
ute a very diseased aud vsry general symptom
Oh ths tines bold hat The creates fiena
o mzn is labor. that kHowlsdge without toll.
h possible. were worthless; that toll IN pur-
SIX Of kG0Visdge is the bes, Knowledge We
/ e4n attain /; thai The Continued CfJrt for lame
: nobler than fame itself; hat il is no.
sealh suddenly acquired which - DIS rving
y homage, huf the virtues which 4 Uan excf-
Uses n the slow pursuit Of wesith-hs abH-
ities % called forth, he seh-denisls e. in-
9,-e5 in 4 word, thst labor AID Patieaoe ar,
Lr true g-chGolnasheTs o. earth"
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~Daring a lac thunder storm at Green
vile, Is. c. The lightning stru- k a mill, knock
fpg over two negroes wbO were At work in IT,
As soon as they bad regsined heir feet tie hrs'
exclamation Of one Of them in great surprise
was :. Who FIRE dat gun"
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Diarrh@a, FIux md Dysenterl

BpFtl An-"us, ven n ~ mud-f foIm- are re-
- 4 d A. smanE tie 20 - forms u si-kne-s and d.
b. A., p-cu iaF 20 "a ~ a1v othrr climate. and l. re-
alanty t= c.use % ot-er mlre Sc ions E-.-in
thrrehy HsiRg tn fgu1dutu Tor = uE prot acted
-araric ft-eass Particularly i1 thts, TIE esse VT
h-de I'D ia sgsd . rssns. VITO, Unmintful g.
h. o1s q1-Fca~that swat fhem are dispo 81 q rreaf
-tE7 anHf on'w7-h cont+mpts and z gar q ss On c.
fW nom NJ al not 2 aums Bat rem N 7sr. Heatfh
: zoe -ich - b sfH- We IN acquires sud 90 teho ' -
q iofsEeea - son g. - rnoe ~ Ighusf ymp-
2 ~ O. Dir he T. o tine fatfy and purchase =
hsttle - Dr. 81 dxe's DnrrfGt sErup. ON dos o
which, y teen IN rtn". vii rel " he most abs ina .
cre ard should q r%autinu-. TAX he SYrup every two
OF three hpgrs.so vi carta MY sal reirf II mil
md pea ant, 80 has chtfran -ilitske Il " n impunity
Ary ran u tie al ' Medicinss can be fouai a. 81
o. the Dug "o7es IN the prirdpsl cities ma I wns
through M the country
a-m mhsr o inqrir for d s'eiE~ Nervous Tonic :"
Dr. S.dE : Hosrh und P ctoral," and "Dr. sieige',
Choiera o. Dsrr}1t Syrup.
PieP=fed only By
= n. sLeDSE & co,
Drusri-ts Memphis, Tenn,
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e.WoodIand Cream,''

A POzADE for besutifyinz The HAIR highly per
fumed, superior 20 any French article imported, and 20
bali the price. For dressing Lades' hair It has NJ
sgual- giving 1t 3 bright, glossy sppeAranee. Il cause
GeHtlsmen's Hair 10 curl in the most natural msrner
II removes dsndrun always giving tn Hair the appear
Eaoe Of ping fresh shampoed Price only City cents
aone genuine unlas signed. FETRDGE 4 Co.
Prprisiors OF the Balm Of . thousand PloveS.D
- For -ale ~ 81 DrurEfsts spiT-deodlv
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~IaNew YORK, the Actor House has been
entertaining is guests lately with grapes from
the other side Of the eortineut. They Esrs
picked some forty days since at Los Angeles,
C.gFors.
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II GnrR-

TWO gears aEn, he papers q or city edvertised ne
i a. ~d~a1"-kFed ~ q" Yell UJles '-and re ntiy
nv fi--d. D. J Pmsn. o. gpttug - ri ! b0Hum De
m0rfufs. pitches into" ne extensively" and gave
ne a uot0ri~tT" not Otto 0nt5in-d b. dead men 7 I
b Ele.ve. therrfur-, g. protect aE1inat thoe Liberties,
and % ssy u the public that 7 am not dead, but " alive
and kckirg " sd wMb harDs q erve tho-e no BE-
1--we feey vii got n worth ~ their money b. call
"a on ne. My ne Is over the drug Store o. Sed = =
Co IN the Pest One , ok 8. Q. SNTDER-
Ill
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Two Coon CITIEENs GoNE-On SATURDAY.
last, between 3 and / O'Clock, P. NJ Mr.. Alex
ander o. Weaver (og the firm Of Veal, Weaver
& CO. the owners of the Huntsville Steam
Flour Mills. Just stsrted) went INFO a well re-
Gently dug TO supply TIE boiler with water, and
vas standing on the curhing, giving directions
70 the woTknen, the two Messrs. Clark. when
he well cavsd pear The top, and the mass o.
dirt and gravel fell on bihi and nearly covered
him M. The Msss5s. Clark, each got A hand
~Iujured, but. with great presence OF mind, they
Sc about extTieating Weaver and called for
help H. a very SHIRT time they sueceeded ia
getting him out and securing bin in he Tub a
thai he Was drawn o the top. Uufartuhatfly
how,ver, his head vas badly Gu, aud bis nose.
night Jaw bone. right arm and ribs on the right
side were broken, AID be bad received otter
severe Injuries. A first, be vas insensible,
out was, A. a measure, revived BY s'in ilsuts
ins taken bone. l. wsB soon discovered tina
~sursirai skill c31id avail nOfhmg. H die
about 81 o'clo-k the same evening. T. il ssin-
sulsr fsct, thst b. had 4 great horror Z eoing
n5o a vel. ant bid 'eea freql ntly heard q
s4y. thar BE- c1ul no. be Induced togo into one.
I'D the f-st he entered vas the last he vas
a most estimate MAIN ulstrto -. frugal. IN
~asrpusing, a good hlso4ndyA gOot "a her, n
shove AL, a piIus Christi n H. h4d h o..
FOR many years, \ clsss-irsder in tn NJ hofisi
splScossl Chr D.. H. was DO . IN JEFF rs0
county, Tennessee Jappay s, 1910, AID ha-Fe
-dsd here = number 4 ytafs Hs funeTs.
vas preached BY be Rev p B Robinson on
iondfy morning last, ani be vas buried with
MIs,nic honO-s.
While the toll Of the church bell announced
he last sad Offices to the lamepted Weaver.
our town Vas startled By h. announcemsn
that Mr.. James B. Cod, was dtiag. Fss
h4d heard Of BIS inHisposi ION His dissasr.
technically calsi Paiebiis vas produced by
be nail Of To- Big toe Of bis right foot gro4
ing INFO the a N causing Irritation and the
formation Of p~urulent mater, which got into
be veins OF the foot. was carried thence into
the general circulation. and poisoned the whole
system. On Monday. h % b uit, he took e
his bed, and, though exhibi hg fever, excited
az serious appceheasiOns, tai Sunday evening
iast, when hrs symptoms became alarming
The next morning he said he felt better and
expected 10 get weli-fn an hour or Ices az eF,
be breathed his last. He was an active, ener-
gesic man of business, esimable in his public
and private relations. and a member Of the
Baptis, Church-Hanis. Den.
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To.al. %

GEN QUIrMAN.-This distinguished gentle
man arrived 90 the city last hight, saws the
Delfa Of toe 10th. and is stopping at he Sc.
Charles Hotel He expects to pay a visit or
about a week to the Sou hern Missis -ippi shore
in order to ascertain BY personal inspection
the extent and character OF the dsfeuses re-
CURED for that part Of the coast Ia view OF q
bill be BIS In contemplation providing tor their
construction.
The recollection Of Gen. Q ritmant to Congress
frsm Mississippi, which hss jast TAKEN place,
without opposition, will be hailsd With salts
faction throughout the South, and everywhere,
by all who appreciate eminent public and pri-
sate worth, the galisatTy Of a true soldier, and
the statssmsusbiP 81 a sincere pauiot- Saeh
men are needed in Congress in the trorbions
session near at hand. From Gen Qaitmsn We
shall doubtless hear early in the session. We
feel quite SIRE that bis position on the great
questions before the country will not be wrap
psd IN thick mys cry, or be only dimly and tu-
bionsly visible through The mazes Of a cunning
nlrsseOlOgf.
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BcGUs FUGITIvEs Two negroes, one OF
whom called himssif George Thompson, have
been wandering about Connecticut, passing
themselves Of for fugitive slaves AT Hart
ford, they told a story of an attempt to arrest
them in his city, by . slave agent and a United
States Marshal from Baltimorei that the peo-
pie rescued them, and the agent and marshal
were thrown into the calaboose for assault.
Thompson is said to be very shrewd and an
adept 4 hnmbug. He processes 10 have bsena
slave 70 Senator Thompsono Of Ky and to have
been his sbody s~erFanto in washington 50
wall does he descr be the Senate Chamber and
many Of The notable men, and 80 Ingenious is
bis Counterfeit reputation, that be has deceived
gentlemen wen acquainted in Washington
SpTizzfs6 RPsblseaa-
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TIusfee,s sale.

DT virtue o. a Ds-d % Frsst, sx-eut-d to Ne b. Jos.
Barber, September 81, 1854 c viii proceed 10 sen
70 TIE highest bid r. IN tr3nt Of Esq H1rnrs cmr. at
10 e'cock. On the Sth % Novamb r. 1857 q certain Iot
~ Ground, with be improvements thereon. Wing IN the
part o. the city - Memphs known a. Suth Memphis.
1escsihHt a. follow. B ginning ~ the intersecrtn o.
- = atrick and Vance strssts, thence vest with The
south -ide Of Vases street. 50 feet 10 q stake, thence
81 D rs feet thencs east parallel with Tance, 60 fret -
-. Pztr4k street thence north IS fees 20 tie bsginurnE-
rss title b believed 10 be good, but I VII sell only a.
rrustae Terms cah. ". A. GOODWIN
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= Oa MSaaay Is an Chicago, , FIRE laid
bsas sfe IA rune; sysry building aut oss
on Lex street, betSeea Monroe and AeaHsi
Wasd stroye ed.
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- 10 C4cu4aaI d sp-u-utlisE bold three
nse lngs every Sana ay tn effect 4 their pro
eesiings nav be en- at the Ohio Luasic
AsElum in Columbus.
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n The ladies Of The present dsE may, in
one sense, be compared to the "lIies Of the
feld.D They " toll not neither DO hey sPis.
vet SOLOMON in all his glory was not srrayed
Hke one Of these"
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HAXTEn. IMMEDIATELY.

A srEAnT and exDsrienesd nan 70 run . Circular
n Saw Mil on the Misri-sippi river God wages
WI Dc Eigcn for q man veil and thOr11shly
eonpefent Apply At this once for information.
n-frq-r-
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H3ARDTKG.-Ncw is the time when gold dol
lars are hid IN old stockings Now is toe time
when sjXpences are tucked away in snub- nosed
r~ea-pots. Now money lie laid BY in cupboards
for mice to nib1le thrust into corns rs-for
thieves to NINA carried ia wallets for
gickDockets TO grab At; hid behind the WOOD
H7rk-for the next generation to hud; aad
buried in the ground TO be lost and forgotten.
NOE men rush frantic 10 draw cash out Of safe
places and put it into unsafe ONES. Nov poor
families lose FIVE per cent. for toe purpose sf
having their savings where thy will keep hem
AWAKE Of nights Now farmers hang up de-
zoe as in the shot-polch behind he door, house
wives sew up g3id pieces in their skirts. and
travellers weigh themselves down with BODY
belts q coin. Now the unproh able sarralr
sho hid bis talent IN a napkin IL cannonizsr
INTO a bright and shining ~Scnptursl ex mrl-
Nliie thoss hho put their money 10 the *
Cd Hnges" are Looked suspiciouslv upon. ~
rash spectators H. Jewish fancy stocks. Nov
al money is dlstrusted but such 80 can b.
heard u chiuk. Nov men priviiY PIT al ther
ash under lock ano key, aud then pabliciv H.
neur that II has ceased 10 circulate. Nox
men with well-6lled pockets refuse ei her to
pay her debts or TO fJrg We their deb. ors
Nov 4, e butcher mnst wait aud the baAer must
q unpsii, and he printer mus he put OF for
iii 4f-e. n time. Ths era Of boarding bas
end ,-gain with all its blind, unresson-
lis s~elf-imPosed curses u
.ns iafs"s.- strust and dscay.-AbGBy
JJ9rnGl. -
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- Tie b,uks last WessslOEeds decrease
Of iOei s. Do 0 81 spec, 30 W h-raDdi 2
E large ina a ron California. WasIshss tn
no E. gony o.
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BeautifnI Teeth.
WAsAINcToN's HOME.

WASAINETON'S HOME.
Toe faa-~ns ssnteu q E-re app inlad . -inauc
Com nhtee s-ameeimE n the Nschenes snd oth-rs o.
h7uts q Nsnohis. to r-oeiys anI coI-ct cntrioaiio-I
IN "a % fhesoUrHERS LADIES NOUNr vEsyos IS
soci for the purchas- " the hsn- Of ID - lhrr
% on 2 CoactrE- " tarn-s'iy soi % fr5m the psfrio-t
e'is a. OF N-mphb aad sdisiains c7untry. tle.utu ut
taeB mite iowa d ID smost laufsb5e 0bIsct. Ne -,
no. cal IN tha IA be- Tor his object f. especially h.irs
ad We EnsE nv VII z heart and sou. In Rising mri
TO purchase sat Brssrvs sscrd The baloEsd graani
whe ran hs- ths INN rial WA-HTSsroS;
IS -BRTIN, " the Fi-st WsrI.
ST. MORGAN, fr he ssosnd ward.
HESELs fer TIE rhui Ward.
VS. FULTON. for the Fou-th ward.
jobs AARrIN. or the Ska Ward
CHARLIE RI 'HEOEO Presidsnt.
GILsERT MCLEAN Treasurer.
". s. FULres. s cretary. Gets
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e. The Iowa City RsPsbIieI~ states that
Z rmsrs are Offering wheat in that city at a.
cents a bushel, and cannot find purchasers.
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z Chang, At pr-ssat, lie 80 scarce in Oh
cs-o thar ths shop keepers tax erious ; OF IS
"a 2 CHEEKS marked "g5Od fr > 10 OF q
-.rfa -
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e O. Msnlay he steamboat W0Osrgf
delivered se2,54O la American gold, 10 81
L9gi.. fo- vsriau- houses her.
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= IN Ksus4s the Democrats charge that a
a4mbsr Of armed men came from Nebraska.
snd voted tn Republican tlckst.
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e The London bankers consider il neess-
ssIy o keep specie on hand in amount equal
10 One-third of their circal ttion and deposits.
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FORGERY N SC0URDRsLisM -Kinchs.
Bsttoe, a negro trader. som three weeks sinc'
eloped from Canton, Trigg county, Ksnturky,
with the wife Of john Corints. leaving bis owr
wife and children. Since his dep rture It hs:
been discovered that be has sui died banks IL
Tennessee ard Soathern Kentucky out Of some
six Thousand dollars, BY forgeries.
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zNsarls 3 90 Eorkmsn have been thrown
Out Of Employment recently from The lsrgs
fouadeiss and manufactures IN Mes lsrk
city and vicinity. The shiP-ysrds ar nsarlJ
deserted. as are the large fOunderies compare
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II TIE cay OF Grahals- Al co WALKsR's
ma destroyed do ing the Niearssasn weT, he
bsing rebailt Ten warehouses are ALREADY
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COmmIssiOner's Offtee.

CoRNER OF NADIsON-sr. AND BANK AVENUE.
MY hit o. Commissions Il fully compiets for every
w state and F-rrifory IN the Unitn Prrscaz having
Deis eud other paper FOR record n other ststes can
have th-m eertidsI IN accaTdarce with he statutes q
m STATE whe e th-y are 10 b. used.
ocf3 HUME ? HUI
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q E. n. ARCHIBALD, formerly Attorney
Gsaszsl OF New rOmdland, has been appointed
C1usul al New York.
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- The total valuation o. Virginia, ss shown
BY he recent returns Of the assessor, is s2I4,-
nn0n Gao
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- Ia the Superior Court, Cincinnati,
'e us 5esa sdoP.ed confliag eOlns | to on.
our aud 9 hslf in heir addresses TO the Cou-
a. 6 neral Term.
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prof Ha.keII,s Electric OH,


4 supply Of this won erful sedieine for the cur o.
Rhs amatisn- Deafness, PIes, Qrrs and ell nervous tfs-
essa. vs7daches a. sains hss ben received b. HAR
Bis A co whsre It can Be obtained. The snnen11
should purchase q bott'e immedatey. Sc advertise
ment in sqothsr eol7mn.
Pzor. HAsHELL.-Ths following testimony IN favor
Of Or. Hssken'. Electric on is fu5 utshsi Us 70. puBHea-
ticn:
PROF HAsKELL-Dear Sir: I feel 10 20 be my duty q
inform the public, ihrouEh you, what your vOndeifu
q Fleetrie OH . has dsne for 10y family NJ wife hA
been s'ami-Ely trouhlsd vita faHnsof the womb and
pains in the back and breast. 1 bout 1t one bottle Of
your Dill yest-rdly and to-day she Is En- treiy free from
pain. and sends hsr rarme-t respeetsf, Tor yrur success
snd prosperity ! have Z d a rheumai c pain in M
sh1ulders and . ms for = long tire and In ten minutes
IT. N the tine I applied your on. the pain was all gone
II is truly a wonderful remedy for su patus. such As y,
havs bern sri rirg with, and I c~heerfuny give this te.-
timonial q its efects.
8. ? SWIFT Ne -in House
Sworn and subscribed before ne, this dsy gan % July
1857 LIBERTY WAITE Jus ice Of IN P ace.
such testimony te Is an "oer trss tale " worth CO..
umns OF made certificates At over the land and a great
Esv oh.
Try il. re suas-ing and smie'ed. o. fG-dawiy
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$50 EE4

CTOLEE from h Sub crib. r. ~ The cat nj
= . red or ught nay NAaE NUE. m=dium -
e n god orir lively sH1 Quick Ia
bad either - "a Ist O. NH Ihigh new $500
5 Oh al rould. rni eiEht year. Cd. 7 WI psy IS o.
The abaTe r'EsEd for The k,pre en-icn o. the tnirL and
As frfemua J. r Wnn1E%
~ taaaw " u o. r.. m n I'm
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ga bright looking young muisttO passed
tbTogga Osxego on The uadsrgroahd raiiTosa
on "a uri.y. and is new doubtless 10 the
arms Of h. sinsh Lion" He was ths coach
ma. Of his EzesIsney, Gov HEsEH A WIsE.
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A Brisf ssdrsasion on Banks.

BY A
I5ofrt unders AID he hard times. and %
4ssfc aad 1hs- faiibrss aid The lighluess G
4 money market, and az thar sort Of tnine
pItcie
WI I shouidn't suspend. or brssk Just ?
ell g he BaHks, l den't see, e her T.
q ks2 Il ne see. ghzt d. the Banks do
WV ner e. a lot Il people 20 deposit none
hen. On RhIch they say soothing.
why shsildn' ! borrow a lot OF money, a
be s4me "a p
Then the Banks bny Rsilrosd and TeleTsp.
stlek With he L ORGY, aud issue notes 10 jus
trbe a ne amount. VT icb they also put ia cii
/ .uistion. II they have i've hundred thoussr'
soiisrs deposited in them, they Issue i've hun
a-ed ihoass d dollars in notes, ana have a mil
lion Of capital.
Thea If The. make five hund ed per cent. b
thsrrs srk specuistions, where does It 90 %
I Iuto the Banks, OF course
Ny profits should 20 into nv PocketE
Bgf if they lose all their deposits BY th'
fsfiure Of their specliatiOns, Gas often lisp
uensN who suffers. the B4nks No the hold
RS II i've bundred THOUSAND dollars in tb'
Banks Rotesi
Well, II TdI6 that, people woald call ne {
szindler. Now would like TO have some
BODY who knows all about it, tell me the dif'
] A~AFnAE lNAnNNA NV
mine
When I learn that, I shall know the differ
encs betwseR a Bank and a Swindlel
AMEEIoAE HoEsE, rs EveLAKD-Dsfes
has thas lar ATTENDED Ter BEorck's experiment.
Of American racers on English courses. Hi
I barsos are dong better, however. At Don
E ster. on September 18th, BIS horse Babylon
vas beaten orly by a head for a valuable prize
aud that IN = field Of Ten good horses. Amatcl
rare one mile out hss been made betwesl
gsbytoa and M. Jzckson's Samlterer, but 70
hat amount is not stated. Il is to be Pei
during Ibis month, Babylon receiving The ad
vantage Of twenfy-eight Ponds weight. IN.
American horse has proved be il no slough
\ and will likely show bis heels at the outcom
to bis Esgiish competitor
GEaND PmsRIMAGE.-A letter from Pres
I burg IN tie Colo.re Gazeits, states Cha &graul
Procession Of ths Roman Catholics Of Hunsarr
Ihad ist started on a plgTimssst1 Mara Eel
Abou 1900 pilgrims from different pr0v.uce
II he country took part in It, al the corpo
rate bodies Il Pres5urg, with TIER banners
opened the line OF march, and were fOllowe
by the clergy and the municipal suthoritie,
and sftrr them cane the pilgrHns divided int
bodies Of HangaTians,. Germshs and SciavOn.
ans. The cortege vas ciosed by the cardins
uinre Drimste. mi carried before him uer
he pre.euls Intended For the ehurch-smon
Others = statue Ia silver and gold Of the Virgin
ard a valuable banner.
TEApE.- Lord OVsTstone, a distinguishes
English fnaLcIer and legislator, grsphieail
q desrrlb- . the mu atoms OF trace The stat
az business, be says, q reFolves apparently /
an established cyee. First We nd Il IN
etsrs q auiesceHee-nsxt inprovenent-groW
; ing coy6Genes-prosperity-sx- snent-cgeF
tradhz-ecHYllsssn - pressure stagnstioa-
di~sEessAanding assir IN q9eScsnoa"
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60 The Siamess Twins, now IS years Of sge
have Il children.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-10-17

r. Rev. v BEEsHER aas declared uin-
- - he chylsiiaa Rsgisser, in favor OF
,~ittirg he a~ftsruosn service. He thinks tns
.,..~noo. should Be devoted 70 domestic con-
verse. Bible reading and religious inseIuetlon'
ID considers sausay schools or ehuren-golng
four anss . day 70 be bTsskix tHs ssODs@-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-10-17

~ Oas Of the most suesssEfatQlaksr mer-
,hs1sef New B dford, SAMUEL RopNAs. vas
once sske. BY q friepd-~ Why does tbes al
wsvs bay for cash, and eel o. ume9' ard BIS
,s,s. SAL have fouod That The cheapest
- a bu,. AID he desr-s wy 20 sell"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-10-17

any standing tree VIII N ke a stick Of timber
Of any required length MassuTs from the root
Of the tree on the ground a distance equal 10
the length Of timber required, cut a stick jus
as long as from your e IS to the ground SET
the stick up just IFS length towards the tree
from the spot measured %, hen sight from the
place measured 10, over the top Of the stand-
ing stick, and where the eve strikes the tree
viii be the same distance from the ground "a
you are from the tree.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-10-17

FArAL AFFRAT.-Ihe Moaud City Gas,ii,
says that on Wednesday, he Tth, as the Ga
soHs was lying there, sOne Of the passengers
and the cook Of the boat got into a quarrel
a he course # which the cook TOOK up q
zuife and used it Wiah tke most fearful effect
eu1hng IL the most frghtful manner Mr.. HUD-
son and Mr. CLEMSON. and INJECTING upon tn
lead Of Mr.. BOkES, one Of our City Council
= wound from which he died a few hours af.
;erward. The knife was finally taken forcibly
fram The Infatuated man BY one Of the psrtie,
=ngagsd and in turn plunged into him up to The
hilL With he knife remaining in his bod
~ plunged overheard, and never rose to th'
surface. Thus ended The awful tragedy