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DUNLAP
CHAIEBRATR SPRINGS,

T,HB snasrsisnsd Vim re-opsn tasss eslssr.tea
IL sPRINGs for the second season, on H0NDAY,
ghs lofh Of Hay, having placed ths Buildings and
Grounds N % ens coadtion any Watering Place IN
tho Southwest. The drounds have bsen exten1sd and
bs<ard vita sssrFresa snrlbbsry, fAs forest cleared
and zrsded The painted and furnishsd win new
ootten mattrcsssr the Ess Room decorated md Pat
ns ooncitio. TIE three Zen Pm Alleys and swings
been pat IN Sod order.
rss waters, There beng ave sprlnssl consist q
Chsyhests Sulphur and Free stone and SOW N sbun-
dance. sucieDt for loco persons dsy, and ths
tive prcpcrties of the utfezs for al We afsrte
with propssy Dyspspsts, Running Sores. and for sss
Diseases Of Females. ,blishet ard gnErsnfleo
The Dunlap Springs are accessible oy ne Mssissippi
Centrsl snd rsanesses Rafo being situsesd =
miles frsr, Bsiivsr - from Grsnd Junction and 70
Memphis ~ rail- Hacks running n conn-Ctic1 vih
The fro poltvsr being oEly dvs hoars from,
Memphis 70 the Springs The trs-sler Il g1srNniisd
against exorsfsnt chsress fare being run
the rzirDs< depot TO TIE sprrss. and - cents for M
gage sn1 servspts-
There n also Ene running strezm and sEes1s1t
Ing xrcuuds. w.th csrrfsxs road 10 ths ereek. on
quarter q . mle from the Sprios-, and ahuneznq
wtld turksys, duck1 and sqsi-rsla.
Prof. Hfstlng with his 1ne Brsss and sizing Bs1
enssged tor Ire Bnd win eniives the Tnsrts
day Win Brsss MUSIC. and sf night with string n5
y. o. kAD1LA4f y
sulI-d.wtn Propri4
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DR. H. ]. HoLMGs. sEN..

TOENHkLf q t1FInt kidee, and reoeDtIy OF Brfndon
u Mh. has located IN Memphis 70 prsctice the ~
risas brsnchz s his rcfesis7 For the last eseneen
yssrs devoted h;s stfenon pzfticuisriy
uterine .esses and s~ciseuts during pxrturftton BE
ksz soctsts< With himself his son Dr.. Holmes Sr-
REFERS Te-Hon. Hcnry 5 Fo0te, Charlie Scott, L.
~ Dixoa, A n. F5ute, avery and John Robert
sou, Presioert Memphis and Little Rock RsirSsd.
0RY7os-2ts Main street Residencs Court street,
bsisv fAt-t. o11oe hours 10 "a N and 70 r. H.
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p. \. COLLINS.
MuRDzR.

For the Memphis Apfeni
Almost every mail brings tidings Of anOlh-
tf soul that has been hurried into tie aspirit
land" another chserl,ss kresid., and, many.
many hieeding hearts, and thou, o. murder,
ffightful offspring Of jealousy, art the cruel
parent Of it all. Bitter, indeed, must have
been the tears Of our FIRST psrent.s over their
murdered sonl but, Q, Il must have yelled their
very soui IN clouds Of darkest sorrox, to
Know that be was she victim Of 1fother's
Jealousy.
Although the world wss 'Aen In lite INFANCY,
and Cain was under ne Hrittsn law, every one
must .an him wicked, hesrtless and cruel, and
vet, even no-,fn this land Of laws, intellect,
and Bihss; In the "very hearts" /" Of our most
poyaIous and g. fsr-faned Cities" the soul Of
humanity 10 degraded by the eorroding stain Of
innocent blood. and for whst9 To sppease
the wrath Of thirsty soul, a soul fsnishiDs
Tor brothers blood.
There, yea, there where the musical chime
of bells is continnslly calling every one, fhas
eiH, to 20 to the " house Of prayer,D peaceful
citizens are painfully shocked BY the sieken-
ing sight, or alarmed BY the wild cry Of q mur-
der, murder, nurder.D Sickening, did say
All, yes it must chill the warm current In
their veins, and make their hearts sick, to see
man, q the nebiest work Of God, p pale, wound.
I'd, and bleeding, =" with seal upon his elay-eolt
lips, and the death-dew upon bis brow, - simply
ts satisfy the erueivengeanes Of bis fellow.nsrl
but o, does it satisfy hima Certainly not
for 10 be succeeds In cheating Justice, and gOei
unpunished, gay seehes and monetary happi.
meas can never sseee,d in dethrOning the trseel
upon bis brow and o. how many, sftei
vainiy striving to 6nd forgetfulness in the
balls Of reveIry,n like him are forced TO cry
Ny Punishment is greater than I can BEAR
and after a few weary years Of reckless dissi
patton, seek the grave OF suicide, with thu
insane hope Of finding shelter thsrei
Parents may see their last earthly hope de
strcyed by the ruthless hand Of a murderer
young wives may bow their heads In speech
less agony, az their fatherless little ones turr
their tear filed eyes to them ia mute dispsir
lovely naidens may pale and drOop, like crush
ed lilies, and yet the wicked spoiler 60 for I
time apparently free but the days Of mar
are a. grass" at issppointed unto man one'
10 die, and after des tn the Judgment
Then, q, how many win trenblingiy sp
preach the throne Of the /" Great Judge," )" VIII
has said, @Thou shalt not kill" with th'
amark Of Cain !" still upon them, unless thei
souls have been purified, to hear the awfu
sentences, depart from me, workers OF ini
guilty, into the flames Of eternal burning" !" TO
t"vengsnee is Mine viii repay, sayeth th
Lord Of Hosts % JESSIE MAY.
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= SOUTHERN LITERARY !
Organ and Review,

FKOF- b ii C1F ErSf
- cermxpept estshl hnsut q THIS 4.gs1tnes sna "
srs sblo TO nznounon the issue of the nrnsS. =
Jure Thr cory already In tne HANDS o. ,es p.ns ~
efst uumb~r win permit Tue kditnr deeras nins ~
tans iu securfpF the Whiting 81 he extenstrs etso
s,-n,- sed fsc,iifiss and II estshisnei feputsnon,
srfes syls of typossphy worthy the literary e1s-
our 4 eds Il home ssd abroad yin please forvsrc
their ssbscipfic1s ATS cary day - prscAee tnss
u may AZ upsa the Of cur ediiior ~ ne so eih
not be strrcryttped.
ne pubsics q sxfn b st ths oountinraeon Of
M Buiisin Company IS Hstson street. TIE Editorial
Rson cxsr me Ktver Bank. corner asin and k.di-on
r~fs Letters may be sddressed % the Editor, Or 70 The
Bslleia Company. me following are ne
Terms Of ssoseripto1. Invariably N sdvsnss
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baltimore ana Ohio
ASS4sE 5 - i n 3

baltimore ana OHIO
r A / L r o A ID
T,HIs Eoss runs frun vhsslinE 10 B.ltimor,s ts1i
Il ntes) and % EashlnEtsn, lfos ms.l and present.,
ilps n r..s ssroas Via sne runsstie rsSi5S. q Is:
An-shsriss and being soltdly ocnstruetsd eompissy
sqzlpped md c&rsfully mkasssd, q en- of ths nos. a.
Central 0hso Railroad Cofunbus sd t.nesvilets
wsss.s rs,fss ssis rosd vita III rsrt'Ons d sss E'-f
THr osIT rHaousa fsessrs yzon nzmrzrs,
LoursvrELs and ST. Loufs 70 Ne EArIosAI NE
TnoroLfs, sod by ths road, vhch runs direct =
or- II "a $50 tss CIV 1s by rhieh bsgssss csa b
ctscz-t 70 Ezshington from he Ohio river
0-by tse n4rE neuIE fron ssnpnss. a.. ne MAJ
viii mall ste.msrs geersonvfs Bsiiroad fer clncin-
as s5efe ths1 svs q evrnset with the esrs os
via Central oAo Rsrosd throash Hsvsrk snd xAnes-
VIE 10 Eheelins By the express train Of tnis route
The TINE frOn Ctneinnst % B.tiors and 70 Eshinssoa
us ssk for tietsss By ths B-ltnor. ssa oais
Louis bag faroasn czsts hs Bsltinors <nd onio
Rslrosd his lays through vlnosnnes rea Hknt>
es.ses2oi;s etc. % Esssiss ever =. - one sae
srs e a>t and tbe tine fron 81 Louis 70 hsltnors
% wssssrsto. = but ssJut - hours fhrga<h ric1st,
tsr's HOase & ths f55TiaE rates Yson 81 Louis y
Esltimcrs s1ss 70 vszhinsto2 -.
Al WhceitnG The passenger TAKES tne slpcr1r q
ha Baltnose and Ohio Kxrosf which Leave tfe tincs
dsiy for B<itinore, wnshinEens Phs1eiphis md Ess
Y0rk- ThrOssh In 10 II hours, insiadlas stoppss.
For szfety spee regularity bszusy of he country st
general comfort his rssd Il second 10 IN the Unioa-
FkkieHfs = Tbs company possesse. ne lsrest
equipment Of az hsnfd N the United States, and b
prepared 70 DO mekse besissss n transportation.
The road makes mmeats e0nneeioh 81 ne ehsrves and
In the streets Of Bsltns with The Railroad 70 Fnsdsi-
pnta and New Tork steamers q Ericsso1 and bALTrl
MORE sTEAaDHIP Lines. By Canal and See 70 Es1
York and By M.rchants and Miners Line 70 Boston,
steamers 70 Norfok, Charleston Savannah, nc. F0r
pstculsrs sght tariff copies Of vhtch nay - had
Of ths Fvxsrdlng Hsuses IN the west q J. = Fem,
Bscefving knd rorvsfefng Arert st wheeling.
W4. 8. wO0D5IDH,
Hsster o. frfnscDrtxfion, B<tm0rs.
THROUGH TICKETS, allowing the hssdsrs 70 stop si
any point and resume their seats st os<ssrs mry b
purch@ssd a. the Companys Omce. Ne. Is, gs6erph
street. doors Esst Of the Commercial Hofe Eemphn
J1ne26-Iy WI. NORM, Agent.
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DIR. JAMES M. Keller,

ID ksPEOrFULLT oders his pref services the
n tifens of Eeuphis and its vfolnity.
His reside1rs b On Hc1al street. next 70 that q n
q. D0ugsss
onos N eree-lsvss sundinE. Main strs>s. south Of
uroR. second where he may Be foupd o. AZ neufs
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v. DIXON.
SCOTT A. DIXON

AZ roRzKYs AZ Law AND soLIcIToRfIE CHAM
CEzr, ErnphiE Tenn, vii prse.ioe their protes-
Al the Courts bed IN the city Of zempis and tfe
kr~ne and Fedsrzi Courts Ef gsckson. Prsmpt atte-
n VII BE given 81 claims for collection entrusted to
Eheu- ocice IN Eez Bsnk Building corner Of hsin ana
Hsdson streets Rsver bank EntrzD-e - Madison
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Hickman County, Tenn.
roRrY MILES WEST or COLUMBIA.
Change Of PrOprietOrship and Management
U,HIs s-lsbrsted vsierins-Plaees sssins sssn psr-
IL chased Dy the subscriber has ben thoroughH rs-
FsirS and rsnsvstsd w Be 0sensd for ne rseson e
visitors on tke
Tw ffefh or III -
fhs prOp-isors having Disposed Of thsr entrs n
tsrest IN Tie spring.. the snbserioer sssstee oy ns
lishment and neither pains expssse v - spared %
nd Beaver Dam Of the most pleasant tnd eomfoft-
able wsserins-psees ln ne ssutnves..
ACCokE0DAII0Ss. Ao.-fhe euild.nss have al
bsea pI.osd m sro.ent rep.r and many iEprsvsnsn1s
sndsi. 90 that s0UR HUEDRzD vIslton e.n - socOn-
1 3 .susd.ntiy savSiisd and s ss sqas . uss q
THsvKTsEs-Tn. waters at Beaver Dan ss.slst q
By analysis TO De the stronssstn the ana ths ess
| of Freesto1e md Limsssops.
been, for ne last ;sn years, sns.sse : n e.sce Of
medlcins n Worth AlAbsms and Hemphis, can - eon.
mssded 1t a hours - visitors vho may ehanos 70 ne
MEANS Or koCEss TO szAvER DAa-Asrs Ezs
three routes 70 these spring. al Of vhieh re !. nns -
Zines vssl snd pssssnssrs win 50 tnrsssh rsu sA.t
place m day. and one Of the d1ess roaas u
snsns On sSs rsS5.ssss river, y -sss vis1s sD-
Fro.chinE from th.t direction WI md rss15
xTUsK1Exrs. ac-vsslsor, vsn ase .. Beaver D<s
large BAH Rom. fsn-Pin Allsys, ne A ans ireui
str-En the place and tesr In gsst soanas1,
may be found In the lmnedists vicinity.
RArxsoH 0HARGBB.
Per
Children under ten years Of sge....ss-....sss...
Servants o. al .....-
A liber.i defncfion on be made n 0s soove rats'
when fxnalirs remain menfh during Ne seaesn
REyEszzsxs-sen- Hinton, J,s.s0n; n.sa. . ss.s',
Cox ESQ. Selma, Ala Dr. pevsess yseEsens Mise.
ychn ". Lspsly, Selma, Ala ns.Us y 40 friees
; rusess,'e.. An. pr.. v. 4 Z , = Es.ssz; f1. :
Small Hsq., Henphls, Tina 4. ~. Lonsy. 1.S:. ~
{ iumbta, 7ern- fAO8- y. ksLLas-
uYi1-dsg1n
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NORTH a NJ ID GA9T.
AT chic,so, connecting with AiehigNn osntr, Cars,
leaving the sane depot for Detroit, ktsgars fshs
Rochester Albany New York Boston, and sn kastern
and Atlantic Cities Only two changes Of cars from
Cairo 70 Hsysra ami three frsu Cairo TO Albany, eno
four frou Ca 70 New York Tine fro1 Cairo 70 kev
York g hours. Connects at Ssnd0val With Onie ana
nIsslssipD Railroad ST. Lsuis sad Vtncennes a
Pans with trains o. the TERN Mszfes Alton hnd 81
LOus Rsrosd 70, Indianapolis Lolisvis ana Cinein-
nsi; At Decatur, with main line Express for Gsieoa
and Dunleith-the latter eon1ectfrg with trains Z
springnsld Naples ROck Island Burlington snd Quney
An trains from Cairo connect a. Ssndoval win the
0Aio Mlssssppi trsi1s for ST. Louis snd cinein-
| natl.
me Illinois Central Railroad Company have sdaed "a
their Rolling Stock twenty super0 sfstsroom Sleeping
cars Of which wiz eOnfortsby berth ATTY psssen-
gers.
Thr01Sh Tickets,
Easy bV Stssnbosf uis So. Lssis and fhszes By Reg
roeS orfo cafro and tAsnce by Rsroed 10 sH posnf'
Eorfh
good fc- year. ami allowing holders 70 stop at snJ
point their seats s pleasure. and an nfor
nation respecting the route Be procurs4 on spDca
ton Il Company's One, 10 jefferson street. door
\ east Of ne Commercial Motel. Memphis.
4 ----'- y -r WILLIAM NORM, Agent,
For uIinois Central and Ohio and kississippi Railroads
and Rsflrosd Line sof sssamers- mxis-ly
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IsetfTsa a. s1rakED....-...vM-H n BkxDoLP
OAKLAND A. RANDOLPH,

A fre&fsSs AT Lac Litii- Rock arksrsss- Ths
n v.s>ttled law easiness Of Pike, PIKE cumusus
c@nins ana ca.nins esrisnd fs IN cur asn1s 70 b
nftsnoed IA fer2-esm
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! h tie histssy os this remarkable volcano,
periods Of sesivity hsvs sltsrostsd with Pc
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Transportation.

For fsaIttmere, washinstsn, new
York, Philadelphia, kc-
Direct Through Line for shs Essti
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A TfoREKT At Law, and General Collector for
u west 1sn,essss 00oe o. Jensrson street, Pest
One buil1trk - sep6
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j. b
LOvEy0Y & HARPER,

A rTozNsls At Law, chsrb stsu, Miss WIN prso-
~ tics s fh folios sipg counties of Herth Hississppi
fafishkschie. Pxno'1. Ysioousts Carroll, Sunf0ver;
fhs Feeerai Cou st Ponfotoc and the Supreme coaft
% yackson Prsnpt attention win he paid " ne Csec
tion sf Cisins piaosd IN their hsods
RErEREEcEs - Watssn, Grst Benton, holy
Eprinss, Hiss.s y n. stesrns Oxford. Nlss
Yisher ssekson, niss-i watt Noble kohley, y Or
leans, Ia spfb-1n
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A TroREET AT Law, Anstin. runirs county, Miss,
n vii attend 70 the payment o. tsxes. redemption ef
land ether foreftei so< for tsxes and win promptly
sftDd 70 the sEInEfol land titles IN the counties
q fu1ic. oosfsns Bniivsr and Wssh.ngto.-
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Master q frsnssortxtfo1 Bntimors
THROUGH TICKETS, sIiovie. tie kssaers 70 stop af
point and their seats st rs<sers nry b
purchased a. the C0mpsnys Omoe. Ne. i6, gsaerDi
street. doors z.st Of the COmmcrcsl Hotei, Memphl,
l1ne26-ly WM. NORM, Agrnt.
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IN0. D. TR0TTER.

EDW4RD PICKETT, yr.,
A ffok1kr AT Law, Memphis, Tenn. Ono, yens
d ses stre,t. midway TIE Post osnos Binding.
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THEODORE G. CONE,
T10kEET A Law. Memphis Tenn Ofcs On
"a Main street II ersensEss BuiltinE, btve<n Union
en1 Geyesosirrets - noy5-tiy
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The above resolutions were presented to th
Court on Tuesday morning by Hon. John W
Harris and Gen. p. B. Glenn in a few appro
pirate and eloqueRt remarks, after which, the
were unanimously adopted, and ths entire pro
eeedings were r.qusted to be spread upon th
records Of the Circuit Court.
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For Ii emt.

vIvHE OFFICE heretofore occupied by Messys Oooh.
l. Dillon d Lindley, opposite Cook 4 bssgsns's
Bank.
Enquire Of N. kUHaEH, TobAoconist. [Dsc960
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New Cabinet Wareroom

icon. ROCK IsLAnD AND oUnfu STD
N1H1RR all kinds Of Furniture can Be had sucn
w o. OhajPs Tables, Toilets, Dureans, 0lnk and
wash Stands, Wssdrobes, Cupboarda. Fancy -.
stesAs, Common Dedsteads, New St,le Exeenesoa
Tables, end ether articles too numere0s = nentsn
Who wants noek Oaees, Oountefg, Desks, ohoW.
eaoee az ever and ana made 70 order md warren.
OLD FURNITURE REPAIRED
A. Opod ~ nsv. Eofas furnished WIN asw 49,
xrimnsd end SGpaifsdj EeAsGangs Oone See4 o.
go 1or.1oou 0Aa1sD fspabed oA1 veneosoc 80.
:. rahtaag - vasaisha1e - . - nsssW -
. $4,000 ~ a,vaos - lssol = = -
- 14an O19a -.
= 'sk''' ~, =, :; -, -
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To Rent.

TNHE Kddy House 1t East Davenport. Term
i easy.
Apply to ". II. Hildreth On the premises.
aprl0dtf
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TIE three story D1iek RDo0eo leoase1 - ~
= corner Of oecooA eoA nsypesds sessete r -
city Of LrClaiSe, cootaining ten fn0o AavfIa ~
e. view Of some mice up end Gown; aleo nool
. good brtck pmohe house. u h eos q ~ heaSefA1
locae,o0e the Mississippi River.
Tens, q, 800 cash, the balance u I, e. =
yoASs, ct 10 per cent interest," Per snSthos pae1ao
lars inquire q ths premises. Ths Ae1oe = aoS -
pear eId
epv17-0 u. ,. 3U01UUD.
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HAStVC OlSSCbS
GRAY. .....................Ma SteS
VIVHR FANNY HARRIS and KATE CAssEI will run
i regularly between Rock Isisnd Davenport and
all points above to st. Paul making sure coDnec-
tons at Galena With the following boats zhch
pose the Minnesota Daily Packet Line to st. Paul.
eaving Galena At 10 O'Clock, NJ.
Steamer Northern Light, p. Lodwick, Master
Northern Belle, J. Y. Hurd =
Golden Era W II Slaughter
Grey Eagle DS Harris
Key City. James Worden
War Eagle, W. H. Gilbert i"
The Fanny Harris leaves Rock Island and Daven.
port for caiens every Monday, Wednesday and Tri-
day at 9 O'Clock NJ.
Returning. leaves Galena for Rock Island and Da.
venrrt every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at
O'Clock NJ, conn citing with the Tishomingo, which
leaves Immediately on the arrival Of the Fanny Har
ris, at o clock p NJ.
The Kate Cassel leaves Rock Island and Davenport
for Dubuque every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
at O'Clock A "
Returning, leaves Dubuque for Rock Issnd and
Davenport on M nday. Wednesday and Friday ct
O'Clock NJ. connecting with Keokuk and st. Louis
Packet BIN Campbell, which leaves on arrival Of the
Kate Cassel At oblock p NJ.
These boats will give tn ough cketa TO All pOints
above 0alens TO At PArl will also receipt for freight
to oil Of the sbove p.int- and will p.y particular at
tenton to the delivery Of the Pas engers and
these boats convey the Mall and must leave promptly
at the hour to make their connections
N. B.-These boats arrive every evening ct Fulton
City In time for the Chicago train.
BURROW6 PRRfTY1AN,
Agents, Davenport.
J. II. LANGLEY & CO..
POWARS 4 CO.,
". ?. 0ROvBNBBRY,
Ticket Agent, Davenport. mch97-dtf
1883. season Arrangement. 1858
-o1r THE
FAvoRITE. MISSISSIPPI RIVER PACKET
k
e N " q Y,
Regular 81. Louis, Keokuk, BURLINGTON,
Rock Island, davenport, Dubuque,
and 81. Paul Pocket.
VSnD Llgf4 Draught and well Known steamer
l ENvnY, N. G. ROE, Ndaer, 8. .. LOCKE,
Clerk, has commend ID running - Regular Packet
y The above and intermediate points, continuing In
the tTode during the season.
shippers may rely upon having their freight han
died with great care and dispatch, asd passenger
are aseureh in travelling upon the Envoy, Of bslna
made always quite q home
PFor Freight or Passage. sppiy on board.
March -. 1868 mchl8-dtf
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For Sale.

AOND hundred and twenty Building lols d -
~ Addition 70 the town Of Port DyYon.
These lots arc eligible and handsomely otuaAoA -
che bank Of the Assissppi. fhsy VII b sos1 q ssoe
to0able 1eTms.
For particulars inquire Of nsssrs. Durlos prnHe r
Oo;, Port Byron, Ohsries J. Rogers, -, K0n6pa
Oosbin Dow Nsvenpost, OF Of the subsersDae.
JAM nay
n ne subscriber hes numbesSaeo laa1raa1o -
ceof land In aaA mar Ne etttse q poVe1oogA ~
Le0laiSe amp nsas ~ town q HogS D1y0. ~ n
vihsss 70 ssal. lOesiee0 u.
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| vVell1oD3 notADo mr. RENT.
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Rock Island Trespassers.
To all whom it may concern.
TAKE .NDTICE.

TWIN UNDERLINED having been appointed ~ the
i War Department As agent Of the Quarter Nos
ter Department st Rock Issnd, /" With fun instYuc.
tions TO adopt all necessary measures for the pro-
lection Of the property from depfsdstinns ard insYu-
SONS" Nov, therefore, oil pevsons whomsoevcS, mot
having Legal rtCA are hereby warned and notified
% quit tbs premises and abstain from any further
reGpass
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charge Of al wood cut on the ground and forbid any
person removing the same until the proper damages
can b Asoosoed and PAID.
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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-07-15
ETERNITY.

Eternity has no grey hairs y The
flowers fade, the heart withers, man
grows old and dies but time writes no
wrinkles on the brow Of eternity.
Eternity! Stupendous thought The
ever present undeeayiug aud undying aud
endless chain, composing the life Of God
and golden thread, eniwining the desti-
nies Of the universe.
Earth bas its beauties but she shrouds
them for the grave It's hoDors, they are
but the sunshine Of an hour It's palaces
are bat as the giided sePulebre; ia pos
sessions, they are the toys Of changing
fortune It's pleasure they are bursting
bubbles. Not 50 in the uHiried bourne
In the dwelling Of the Almighty car
come no footsteps Of deday. Iis day
wiIl know no darkness ) eternal pleasure
forbids the approach Of night. its ioun-
tains will never fail--they are fresh from
the eternal throne, its glory wiil negei
wane. for there is the ever present God
/ lts harmonies viii never eease--exhaust
lea love supple the song
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WELLS OF THE DESERT.

The French papers have interesting
ueeouuts OF newly bored artosian wells in
the Sahara Desert, in. Algiers. They
are six in number, and some Of them are
27j feet deep. The appearance Of the
water in each case produced the greatest
excitement among the desert tribes
Their joy over the first well was un-
bounded, and news of tie event spread
toward the South with unexampled rapid
ity. People came from long distances
in order to see the miracle. The Mara
bouts, with great soleInuiiy, consecrated
the newly created well, aud gave il The
name Of the we'll of peace
At another place, as soon as the rejoic-
ing outcries Of The soldiers had announc-
ed the rushing forth Of the water, the na-
Itiyes drew near in crowds, plunged into
the blessed waves. and the mothers bath
ed their clothes therein. The names i'm
mediately applied by the people, such as
/ the well Of bliss, and the 'sell Of grati-
ude,' sufficiently attest their feelings
1 IT is said that these wells will work an
/ important part IN a social revolution of
+ the tribes in their neighborhood: Hav-
ling been obliged, like their ancestors, 10
wander from place to place as the desert
springs dried up, they will now remain
around the constantly flowing wells, eulii-
yatc the land, and take the first steps to-
wards civilization.